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Thursday, September 23, 2010
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn.
(Sept. 23, 2010) -
The ETSU men's tennis team will participate in both the Southern Intercollegiate and the UVA Ranked Plus One Invitational, beginning Friday morning.
The Bucs will send No. 82 ranked
Charles Bottoni
(Bois Guillaume, France), No. 93
Grega Teraz
(Mojstrana, Slovenia), and No. 97
Sander Gille
(Kuringen, Belgium) to the UVA Ranked Plus One Invitational in Charlottesville, Va.
A total of 28 ranked players will be competing in the tournament, including 11 players who competed in the 2010 NCAA Singles Championship.
This year's tournament consists of four "A" singles draws, each consisting of 16 players and weighted evenly. There will also be one "B" flight for extra players that are coming. Four "A" doubles draws of eight teams each, all weighted evenly, will also be part of the tournament.
Action begins each day at 9 a.m. at the Snyder Tennis Center and admission is free.
Three members of the Bucs will travel to Athens, Ga. for the Southern Intercollegiate hosted by the University of Georgia.
Juan Ramirez
(Asuncion, Paraguay) will see his first action of the fall as he will open the event against Christian Blocker of Miami at 9 a.m. on Friday.
Robin Akser
(Ornskoldsvik, Sweden) will take on Michael Alford of Florida in the opening round at 11 a.m. in the Division I singles bracket. Akser will team with Ramirez in doubles action. The duo will take on Malte Stropp and Zach White from Mississippi State tomorrow at 5 p.m.
Roger Ordeig
(Gurb, Spain) will play in the Division II singles bracket and will take on Eric Turner of Elon at 7:45 a.m. on Friday.
Formerly known as the Southern Collegiates, the tournament originated in 1968 under former Georgia head coach Dan Magill and is the oldest fall college tournament in America.
In 2010 it will feature a record 36 schools from the Southeast, up four from 2009: Alabama, UAB, Campbell, Central Florida, Chattanooga, College of Charleston, Davidson, Eastern Kentucky, East Tennessee State, Elon, Florida, Georgia, Georgia State, Georgia Southern, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Liberty, Lipscomb, LSU, Memphis, Mercer, Miami, Middle Tennessee State, UNC Wilmington, Radford, Samford, South Alabama, South Carolina, South Florida, Stetson, Tennessee, Tennessee Tech, Vanderbilt, Winthrop, and Wofford.
The field will be divided into three singles divisions and two doubles, with a champion being named for each division. There will be a maximum of two rounds of singles consolation play for first-round losers. There will be no doubles consolation.
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HAMDEN, Conn. - Quinnipiac Director of Athletics and Recreation Jack McDonald has announced that Becky Carlson has been hired as the University's women's rugby head coach. Carlson comes to Quinnipiac from USA Rugby where she worked as an Emerging Sports Program Manager.
"Becky Carlson brings a wealth of experience to Quinnipiac as a multi-sport student-athlete and a true pioneer and champion of NCAA Varsity Women's Rugby," McDonald said. "Her experiences as a women's rugby student-athlete and assistant coach at Eastern Illinois and USA Rugby make her perfect fit to lead the women's rugby program at Quinnipiac."
Carlson has been at the forefront of the women's rugby movement over recent years. As USA Rugby's Emerging Sports Program Manager, Carlson conducted research and developed plans for more than 30 prospective NCAA institutions who would potentially add women's rugby to their athletic program. Carlson also used her extensive multimedia background in developing promotional materials to be used alongside the NCAA national office, the NFHSA and to NCAA athletic directors.
From 2004 through 2006, before joining USA Rugby, Carlson was an assistant coach with the Eastern Illinois University women's rugby team. In that role, she assisted in all operational facets of the team including travel, practice and game-day management as well as film editing and analysis as well as student-athlete development. She previously worked at Ferrum College as a women's lacrosse and women's soccer assistant coach in 2004.
A former student-athlete herself, Carlson played women's rugby and women's tennis at Eastern Illinois. As a member of the rugby team, Carlson won the 1999 Strength and Conditioning award and was awarded the Panther Award for All-Around Student-Athlete. As a member of the women's tennis team, Carlson played at #1 and #2 singles and #1 and #3 doubles. A two-year captain in 2002 and 2003, she earned the team's Strength and Conditioning Award three times.
Carlson graduated from Eastern Illinois with a bachelor's degree in journalism and a minor in public relations in 2004 and also completed work on a master's degree in physical education/sports administration from Eastern Illinois in 2006.
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It is sometimes difficult to make this system work, as acquiring the tags from those who never show will be hard to do. However, if the One In Charge keeps an accurate list of phone numbers and other personal information, it can work. For those who think that some will not want to share personal info such as phone numbers, email addresses and possibly even addresses, if there is a large enough community (which Atlanta obviously has) then it will work because whoever doesnt want to share personal info for accountability simply doesnt join.
It might seem complicated, but to me and others who have seen the system work, its pretty simple. Be accountable, provide personal info just in case, show up when there are declared challenges, and risk your tag even in casual play. It makes all better players, by giving those who are not as skilled and want to get better something to look forward to, and by making those who are more skilled respect those under them a little more.
For those that say that if they want to go out to the park to practice shots and mess around without having to worry about losing their tag, unfortunately they just have to pick times to go out when others with tags are less likely to be there. As time goes, a system of honesty and accountability develops. For instance, if people who have tags meet at odd times in the week and it is obvious they were only out to practice, agreements can be reached on a situation-by situation basis. Remember, for the system to work, common sense is required, every situation is not always 'black and white' and there will always be 'gray areas' to be sorted out.
I have been a part of two systems that did work, and there are some really fun and interesting situations that develop over time. Overall, a properly functioning bag-tag challenge system makes players better and gives people additional excitement when there is something more on the line besides gambling with money.
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GREENFIELD — Nodaway Valley coach Darrell Burmeister got his team's attention at halftime by stripping them of a precious label.
With two key starters on the bench, saddled with two fouls each, the Wolverines stalled and went scoreless for five minutes in the second quarter here Thursday night as Mount Ayr finished the half on a 10-0 run to close it to 40-24. NV had bolted in front 32-14 in the first quarter on the strength of three 3-pointers, and moved it to 40-14 before the lull.
"I always told them they were my best basketball IQ team," Burmeister said of his fourth-ranked Wolverines. "I took that away from them at halftime. I said, my state championship team (2006) was my best basketball IQ team."
Burmeister's challenge to "play smarter" apparently hit the mark, as the Wolveries quickly quelled any Raider upset hopes with a 16-2 third quarter to take command, 56-26.
Reserves played more than half of the final period as Nodaway Valley finished with a 67-36 victory to improve to 17-1 overall and 14-0 in the Pride of Iowa Conference.
Mount Ayr fell to 13-6 overall and 10-4 in league play.
"After the game we said the third quarter was the key," Burmeister said. "T.J. (Bower) and Brad (Baudler) did a better job denying the ball in the third quarter. In that second quarter, Alex Welsch and T.J. got their second cheap fouls and I thought we lost a little bit with both of them sitting on the bench. We took about five quick shots and I didn't see anybody go to the boards. We kind of shot ourselves out of it, like we did against Creston when they made their comeback."
Mount Ayr's inside duo of John Triggs and Jed McCreary became effective when Welsch was benched with two fouls.
"We played well in the second quarter," said Mount Ayr assistant coach Jeff Levine, subbing for coach Bret Ruggles, out this week with a medical issue. "It helped when they put Welsch on the bench. Then we could actually do some things down low. When he comes in, he changes things."
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Bower and Baudler had key defensive assignments on Mount Ayr's scoring duo of Braydee Poore and Jake Still, respectively. Poore was limited to five points, while Still had a team-high 11 points. Mount Ayr did not impose its usual full-court trapping defense.
"We didn't want to trap tonight," Burmeister said, "then you lose Still and Poore in transition. When they have the ball and they can attack the basket, that's when they are at the top of their game. I thought we did a good job in our 40 (man to man) press and we didn't let (Jack) Jones get anything in transtion. He can hurt you when he releases down the floor."
Baudler led the Wolverine offense with 18 points and three of the team's eight 3-pointers. He also had a team-high five assists, two steals and six rebounds.
Three other Wolverines scored in double figures. Welsch had another double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds. Bower had 11 points, three assists and four rebounds. Dean Frank and Dan Ehrsam each canned two 3-pointers while scoring 10 and eight points, respectively.
"Nodaway Valley is very good," Levine said. "They do things against us that nobody else can do. They have a 6-7 kid (Welsch) in the middle, they have Baudler who can dog Jake all night,and Bower is a good player on Poore. Other teams in our conference can't do that. When shots aren't falling, it's tough against this team."
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Junior Jacob Sobotka made his first appearance of the season during the fourth quarter for Mount Ayr, coming off a severe ankle injury in football.
"We're easing him in," Levine said. "He hasn't practiced much. I'd say by Tuesday against Lenox he might get a good 20 minutes. He said he felt great tonight. That's a positive."
A ceremony was held early in the JV boys game in honor of Cindy Kohler, the late wife of Wolverine JV coach and assistant varsity coach Dr. Dick Kohler, who died in her sleep last Friday.
Both teams are on the road tonight, with Nodaway Valley traveling to Southeast Warren, and Mount Ayr at Pleasantville.
MOUNT AYR (36) — Jake Still 4 2-2 11, Braydee Poore 2 1-2 5, Dylan Doman 2 0-0 5, Jed McCreary 1 3-4 5, John Triggs 2 0-0 4, Jacob Sobotka 1 2-2 4, Austin Quick 1 0-0 2. Totals — 13 8-10 36. 3-point goals — 2 (Doman 1, Still 1). Rebounds — Triggs 5, McCreary 5. Assists — Doman 4, Quick 2. Team fouls — 11. Fouled out — None.
NODAWAY VALLEY (67) — Brad Baudler 7 1-1 18, Alex Welsch 6 2-4 14, T.J. Bower 4 3-3 11, Dean Frank 4 0-0 10, Dan Ehrsam 3 0-0 8, Zach Plymesser 1 0-0 3, Tim Hansen 1 0-1 2, Chisum Downing 0 1-2 1. Totals — 26 7-11 67. 3-point goals — 8 (Baudler 3, Frank 2, Ehrsam 2, Plymesser 1). Rebounds — Welsch 11, Baudler 6, Ehrsam 6, Bower 4. Assists — Baudler 5, Bower 3. Steals — Baudler 2. Team fouls — 12. Fouled out — None.
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Well, tonight was more of the same: Cavs play well for much of game, then give it away in the 4th. The Cavs started out like gangbusters, and played well for a while. But the Raptors matched them most of the way, and Alan Anderson (who?) came up with enough big plays for Toronto to pull it out. The Cavs featured some truly horrendous defense in this one, especially down the stretch.
– Even though they weren't really matched up for most of the game, Tristan Thompson actually kind of outplayed Jonas Valanciunas. This made me very happy. Tristan was active as usual on the boards, grabbing seven offensive big ones. Even better, he shot 5-8 from the field for an efficient 10 points. It was nice to see TT playing so well against Valanciunas (looked like he was playing JV!), although the Lithuanian still showed great off-the-ball movement and a real ability to run on the break.
– Kyrie Irving is an otherworldly offensive talent, in case you forgot. 9-16 from the field for 23 points and 7 assists. He carved up the Toronto defense, and was the only reason we didn't end the game down by 25.
– C.J. Miles continues to shoot well and play well. He has a ton of confidence right now and is looking great. Pretty much all the bench guys played well tonight, actually. Miles, Boobie, Zeller…hell, even Luke Walton threw a sick assist.
– Anderson Varejao took a big spill tonight, but got back up and had another all-star performance. 22 and 10. #VoteAndy.
– Dion Waiters had a solid first game back. He didn't shoot particularly well from the field, but distributed the ball well and played in control. I know some people think C.J. Miles should've gotten the nod, but I'm glad Byron Scott started Dion. It's always good to keep your rooks confident, and he had one hell of a dunk on a feed from Gee.
– Team defense, or lack thereof. The defensive effort here was pathetic, in short. In long, the Cavs didn't close out on shooters, didn't box anyone out, and consistently got confused on switches and traps, leading to several wide-open layups. There were two especially egregious plays in the fourth, back to back. Both times, Andy doubled a ball handler with Kyrie on the perimeter, leading to an easy pass to Amir Johnson in the high post, and then an easier past to a Raptor under the hoop for a layup. It was disappointing, to say the least, to see Andy mess up two plays in a row.
– A lot of people will be castigating Kyrie Irving for his defensive performance against Toronto, especially against Jose Calderon, who dropped a wildly efficient 23. But while I've never been one to try to defend Kyrie's defensive effort, I didn't think he was all that bad tonight. Calderon has been scorching recently, and playing well against everyone. Kyrie tried the whole game, at least, and I loved his tight man coverage in the last minute and a half, when the game was well out of reach. It was a little too late, but I appreciate that kind of stuff.
– Alan Anderson straight lit us up, and I'm still not sure how. It's tempting to go ahead and blame it on the guys defending him (Gee and Waiters, mostly), but he simply played out of his mind. 5-7 on three pointers? Come on. Also, I cannot stand how John Lucas plays basketball. He's a less fun Nate Robinson: a more dirty player who can't jump as high. Also, 6-7 shooting for Amir Johnson, for 17 points with 6 boards and 5 assists? You know you're in trouble when Amir Johnson is putting up Aaron Afflalo stat lines.
– Byron Scott's rotations continue to amaze and befuddle me. Mostly, his insistence on keeping Kyrie out of the first five or so minutes of the 4th quarter, no matter the game situation. I'm not going to advocate for playing our point guard 45 minutes a game, but there are ways to stagger the minutes of our best player so that he's in when we need him. Recently a recurring phenomenon has cropped up. It's a close game into the 4th, Kyrie isn't out there, the Cavs go down by 12, and we rely on Kyrie heroics. It just simply is not a winning formula.
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With Milliner not getting pass TEN and Jonathan Banks and Cordarelle Patterson staring us in the face at #12, who should we take?
With Milliner not getting pass TEN and Jonathan Banks and Cordarelle Patterson staring us in the face at #12, who should we take?
Patterson, sign Jennings in FA, let Hartline walk and draft a burner later on. WR is set as follows:
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Dude, it's soooo early in the process. Until Free Agency settles down, we have no idea which direction we will go in the draft.
Bottom line: We need palymakers!
For a while I was on board with taking an OT at 12 (if we lose Long). But then I started thinking about why this team isn't explosive. Drafting OL in the 1st round is one reason why.
For me, as it stands, one of the most important positions going into this draft is DE. We MUST get more pressure on the QB. If we did, it would make fixing the secondary sooo much easier.
Whomever we get at 12 must be an immediate contributor. As much as I love what I've seen of Patterson, he is just too raw. We need a WR who knows how to run routes and can get separation. Not sure Patterson is that guy. The good news is: this draft is loaded with WRs that fit the WCO. So there will be options later in the draft to fill those needs.
This is gonna be a fun offseason. I think with Ireland's a$$ on the fire, we may see some moves that we have not seen in a long time.
In this case we should trade down even if Banks is available; and if we can't trade down we should draft Lane Johnson because Fisher and Joeckel will be long gone.
Patterson! Playmaker! Period
on this question, at its asked, this is easy.
we need CB and WR in the worst way. so, you have to ask, who is better player? is BANKS a better cb than PATTERSION is a wr? or vise versa.
if you look at one and say this guy is a future pro bowler for sure and the other you say he is real good, could be something than you have your answer and what the SMART gm should, would do.
take the player between the two you think will make the biggest impact in the least amount of time!! remember, we need BOTH in the worst way and i say, all things being equal come time to select at #12, if both players are sure fire worth the #12 spot, than we need to take the SHUT DOWN, BALL HAWK CB! and thats IF banks is both of those as thats what we need in our secondary, not another body to shove in the rotation, close your eyes, plug your nose and jump in hope he pans out type, but, A BONAFIDE SHUT DOWN CORNER! if banks is that then we should grab him without a second thought as SEAN SMITH is the BIGGEST LIABILITY ON THIS TEAM, OFFENSE OR DEFENCE!! he cost us more games [both corners bad, but smith making the money he makes SHOULD get him the boot first] than any other position and is NOT an nfl shut down, ball hawk cb. and he shouldnt be paid like one. and i dont want bodies hanging around. he is a liability and we dont need to spend ANY money on a guy we know isnt the real deal. its time to REBUILD this secondary and outside of RESHAD JONES, they can all go, they can be replaced and should be.
we need POINTS ON THE BOARD, no doubt. and i dont care how fast the guy is, the question is CAN HE FIND THE ENDZONE ON A REGULAR BASIS!!! thats what were missing. what good is a 3.1 cb if he can never score? you get a guy who is a sure threat to get in the endzone [see anquan boldin] and watch brian hartline go to the probowl as his game will open up. for those of who think hartline should be gone, go back this year on tivo and see how many times TANNY missed him for sure fire TD's!! i counted 6 for sure td's, a likely 3 others and a dozen missed big plays that were over/under thrown to BH. if even HALF of those plays would have been made by TANNY, no one is talking about BH leaving. and throw in the fact that he was CLEARLY the dolphins biggest threat at wr, the good defenses were taking him out with extra coverages knowing our other wr's are EASILY single covered.
so, is PATTERSON a sure fire, cant single cover him, endzone finder? if a person/gm can say that, without a doubt, THEN he is in the mix at #12. we had a CRAP load of endzone talent at wr and te in the marino years but our cb's were absolute junk!! if a finz wr scored, the other team would answer right back, we just couldnt stop the points onslaught we were getting due to our bad corners. just like now. so again, ALL things being equal, with the way this team is now, i take the CORNER, if HE IS A BALL HAWK, SHUT DOWN CORNER. i havnt made up my mind about that yet.
and f/a IS a factor. all things being equal if banks and patterson are considered for that spot by ireland, if we grab our wr in f/a than we choose the CB for sure. if we somehow get our cb in f/a, or two [as I hope], then we go wr with patterson.
now, again, i am addressing the question as it was asked. the other variables like ireland even considering either one of those guys, or, if neither is deemed worthy of the #12 pick, or both are addressed in f/a, then what. we shall see.
the ireland factor is the biggest question mark in all this.
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I had Banks but Patterson is this years Julio Jones.
FA- take one of the big 3 WRs
1. Best pass rusher on the board
2. Best CB on board
2. Best TE on board
3. BPA-prolly O-line, WR, LB


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Charles B. Wolff, 85, of Daguscahonda, died on Wednesday evening, Oct. 10, 2012 at Christ the King Manor in DuBois following a brief illness.
He was born May 28, 1927 in St. Marys, a son of the late Miles R. and Margaret Watson Wolff.
On July 2, 1949 in Ridgway, he married E. Louise Eynon Wolff, who preceded him in death on Aug. 26, 1998.
Mr. Wolff retired from Stackpole Carbon as a truck driver and was a member of their Quarter Century Club. He served in the U.S. Navy during WWII. He was a member of the Ridgway Fire Dept. Auxiliary.
He was affectionately known as "Gramps" and was an active member of the Island Run Fish Hatchery and greatly enjoyed spending time there. He also enjoyed spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.Â
He was the last member of his immediate family.Â
Mr. Wolff is survived by two daughters, Kay Zameroski of Ridgway and Fay, Mrs. Mark Lunger of St. Marys; a son, Dan F. Wolff of Ridgway; seven grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren.
In addition to his parents and his wife, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Miles Wolff Jr. and Donald W. "Kike" Wolff; two sisters, Elva Wolff and Helen Snyder;Â and a son-in-law, John Zameroski.
Visitation for Charles B. Wolff will be at the Lynch-Green Funeral Home, 151 North Michael St., St. Marys, on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Burial will follow in Parklawn Memorial Gardens.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Island Run Fish Hatchery, c/o Tom Kilhoffer, 120 Polk Ave., Ridgway, PA 15853.
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PSA: Wireless display (Miracast) support is broken on the Surface Pro [now fixed]
With the release of the Windows 8.1 GA rollup (KB2883200), Microsoft seems to have inadvertently broken wireless display (Miracast) support on the Surface Pro.
Affected users will have trouble discovering Miracast capable devices, such as the NETGEAR Push2TV and ActionTec ScreenBeam.
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Gallery: Glowing Solar-Powered Buckyball Sculpture Illuminates the Art ...
Finch has long been fascinated with the moon, specifically the light cast off of our "night light" in the sky. In July 2011, Finch took his trusty colorimeter, a device that measures the average color and temperature of light in a specific place, to measure the luminosity of the full moon over Chicago. Taking that data, he recreated the exact color and brightness of that full moon in his lunar sculpture.
Made from an aluminum and stainless steel buckyball, the lamp is outfitted with a series of LED lights and orange polycarbonate translucent panels. Since moonlight is actually reflected sunlight, Finch wanted to recreate that phenomenon through the use of solar energy. Two solar panels attached to the sculpture harvest the sun's rays and then pump that power into the sculpture at night to power the lamp. The base of the sculpture is reminiscent of the Apollo Lunar Module, used by the United States on space missions in 1969–72 and is heavily weighed down by lead plates to keep it from blowing away. Lunar will be on display on the Bluhm Family Terrace on the roof of the Art Institute of Chicago through April of 2012.
Finch explains about his installation: "Like just about everyone, I wanted to make a picture of the moon or, more specifically, of moonlight. I have always loved nocturnes and the impossible attempts to paint near-darkness in near-darkness. I figured that there were probably enough literal pictures of the moon, so I began thinking about the form of moonlight and how it is actually reflected sunlight. This led me to explore the use of solar power to generate the light of the moon. The structure of the lunar module and the buckyball followed in short order: I thought it would be fun to imagine that a lunar module—returning from the moon with moonlight on board—landed on top of the Art Institute."
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Thanks, but no thanks
Now that the glow of the Thanksgiving holiday has worn off (although the extra five pounds remains), the mind turns inevitably to slightly darker topics. Like things that really !@#$*F! me off. Maybe that's a little strong— but when I start thinking of all the nice things that I'm thankful for, I can't help but also contemplate the stuff I really can't stand. So as a brief, but inevitable rejoinder to last week's grace-full meditation on all things good and positive in the music biz, here's a brief blast of negativity and bile. 'Tis the season.
1. Myspace Music.
Maybe it's your space– it's not my space. In fact, it doesn't seem to be anyone's space anymore. In a new record of corporate bungling, within what seemed like only months of having purchased Myspace for $580 million, Rupert Murdoch had turned the once-essential site into the most awkward, slow, cumbersome, ugly, ad-heavy and useless social network of them all. Then, over the course of several years, after several revamps and corporate upheavals, the wizards who were going to make Myspace the hub of the music world actually managed to make it worse. At this point, any A&R guy faced with the prospect of having to search through Myspace to source talent should receive hazard pay. The time it takes to load, the number of pop-up ads, and the generally ghastly design make it a mind-numbing experience (and most A&R's minds are pretty numb already). Plus, it's just not cool.
The point is: If you're sending a link to an A&R guy, make it to your own website, or YouTube, or SonicBids, or any other music site– but please, no Myspace. No one has that kind of time.
2. YouSendIt and other file-hosting sites with expiration dates and pop-up ads.
So you send it. Then it arrives in an A&R person's box. But they're out of town for three days. Then it's the weekend. Then they come back and listen to the 15 things that their boss or their artists are screaming about. Then, on the seventh day, they open your email and go to listen to your music. But alas, the link has expired, and now the A&R person must email you back, and start the whole process all over again. There are plenty of file-sharing services, like Box.net, that do not carry a time limit on them. Go with those, or don't send it–instead you can provide a link to your website, or YouTube, or anything but Myspace.
The point is: To songwriters and artists submitting material, a week may seem like a long time. To people that receive dozens of submissions a day, a week is not a long time. Your time-frame is not their time-frame. These arbitrary deadlines are not realistic.
3. Sendspace and other file-hosting sites supported by advertising.
This is not a sending space. It is advertising space. It is free for you– but for the person receiving the email, it is not free. It is cheap and tacky. Give one misguided click on any of the half-dozen pop-ups invading your computer screen, and suddenly up flashes "Congratulations! You've won!" . But of course, you haven't won. You've merely been trapped into a whole other burst of online advertising.
The point is: you're running a business. You're trying to establish a brand. Businesses and brands do not send out emails filled with cheesy advertisements. Use something that looks clean and professional.
4. American Idol
I admit, I never liked it from the start. By combining the aesthetic quality of karaoke with the overwrought emotion of reality television and the B-level production values of a cut-rate beauty pageant, this show has always managed to both offend and depress me at the same time. Still, I have to admit it– over the years, it has launched some genuine stars, like Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood, Fantasia, and maybe even Adam Lambert. And, as sad as this is, it has kept the music industry, and especially the songwriting and publishing business afloat at a time when there was very little else that caught the public's interest.
But now it's dead. We all know it. So please– spare us the revival with J-Lo and Steven Tyler. Spare us the "new" "bigger and better" version. For all the stars launched by American Idol, it has killed dozens of other potentially interesting new artists, who simply couldn't compete with a karaoke singer already seen weekly by 20 million people. In fact, most labels have all but ceased signing mainstream pop artists, with the knowledge that American Idol has essentially owned that particular market. To call the show a mixed blessing is to be generous.
The point is: Simon is gone. The fat lady has sung, again and again. This game is over. Let's stab it with our steely knife and kill this damn beast.
5. Walmart, Best Buy, and other false friends.
A major label A&R guy recently explained to me Walmart's new innovation in music retailing– downloading stations where you can compile your own six-song collection for a dollar a song. Of course, this is one more effort to reduce the amount of retail space given to music and to kill off the 10 song CD altogether. Given Walmart's position as the leading mass retailer of music product, it will almost inevitably work to do exactly that. If you have any attachment to the "album" format, sound quality that exceeds an mp3, or some kind of old-fashioned, perverse pleasure in actual physical product, you'd better buy what you want now. Because music retailing is going to disappear entirely, to make way for a greater selection of jumbo shampoos and paper towel 20-packs.
For this, the music industry has no one to thank but themselves. By chasing after Walmarts, Best Buy, and other large chain mass retailers, often offering them better pricing or exclusive promotional programs, or even exclusive rights to superstar product, the industry managed in one decade to kill off both the small and large music-specific retailers. These business-owners, most of whom were genuinely passionate music fans, and most of whom knew far more about music than most of the people at the record labels, have been replaced by people who have absolutely no inherent interest in music, and no vested interest in the music industry. We killed our friends, and sold our souls to the bean-counters. In these retail environments, whoever sells the most, gets the space. It's not hard to see where this is going.
The point is: When you make decisions as an industry to diversify the way you sell product or to support new outlets, you have to think about how it will affect your business partners. This is particularly important as we now see the pressure to support new "free" music spaces like Spotify. While we all want to find new ways to create income, we'd better stop to think how "cloud-based" businesses will affect our current partners like iTunes, who actually do manage to sell alot of music– even if it is for a dollar a song. We don't want to kill off iTunes before we know if these ad-supported services can actually make us more money.
Okay– I know it's a lot of negativity in one big blast. I think of it as a sort of pre-holiday purging. Now that all that's off my chest, I can face the holiday party rounds next week with a smiling face and the good cheer one expects of a Music Weasel at an open bar. Hope you all have a great holiday season!


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"The brain literally is squeezed into the spinal column. What happens is you get compression, squeezing, strangulating of the brain stem, which has all the vital functions that control sleep, speech, our cranial nerves, our circulatory system, even our breathing system," said ABC News medical consultant Dr. Marie Savard.
In order to relieve this pressure, doctors earlier this year performed a surgery that would afford more space in the boy's skull for his brain. Surgeons made an incision at the base of Rhett's skull to the top of his neck and removed the bone around the brain stem and spinal cord.
Doctors expected results of the surgery, conducted in May, to take up to a year to manifest.
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For most of us, it is difficult to imagine a life in which nothing is forgotten.
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Wisconsin resident Brad Williams is one of these people. His extensive memory allows him to recall almost any news event and anything he has experienced, including specific dates and even the weather.
"I was sort of a human Google for my family," the 52-year-old told "Good Morning America" in his first television interview earlier this year. "I've always been able to recall things."
Another case is a woman who is simply known as "AJ" who revealed her condition to University of California at Irvine brain researcher James McGaugh, one of the world's leading experts on how the human memory system works.
Like Williams, AJ can answer obscure questions with mind-blowing accuracy -- such as the weather on a particular day several years in the past, or the details of a decades-old news item.
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About the Center
Sprinker Recreation Center is your community recreation headquarters. No where in Pierce County will you find more family activities than right here on your back doorstep. We offer indoor and outdoor recreational facilities for all ages and abilities. Our activities include:
View or print directions to Sprinker, if needed. Sprinker Recreation Center is located at:
Suite 107
14824 C St. S.
Tacoma, WA 9844
From the North / South
From I-5, take exit 127 following the Mt. Rainier / Puyallup signs to Highway 512 going east. Take the second exit (Parkland / Spanaway-Pacific Avenue) and at the stop light turn right onto Pacific Avenue (SR 7). Head south for 2.7 miles then turn right on Military Road (152nd Street). Sprinker Center is 1.5 blocks down on the right.
From the East
Go west on Highway 512. Take the Mt. Rainier / Highway 7 exit and follow the off ramp around to your left. At the stoplight turn left onto Pacific Avenue. Go south on Pacific Avenue for 2.7 miles and turn right on Military Road (152nd Street). Sprinker Center is 1.5 blocks down on the right.
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