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WORLDS OF FUN & Oceans of FunKansas City, MOCedar Fair L.P.
Park News - (5/16/16) Has Worlds of Fun removed their Thunderhawk (Top Spin) ride? Apparently so, as I'm told the ride is no longer on the park's website and photos posted by MidWestInfoGuide one month ago show a work fence put up in front of missing ride's location, leaving only the ramps on the sides and an empty pool of water in the middle. (9/28/15) The local news reports that Worlds of Fun is being hit with a water pollution violation notice, as certain pollutants (oil, floating solids, higher than allowed chlorine) have been detected in Shoal Creek, which flows into the Missouri River. The park was previously fines for similar problems back in 2010. Reasons listed so far for the cause include "leaky valves, snow melt, over application of algaecide and overfilling of water rides resulting in run off." (5/19/15) A Screamscape source has confirmed that GCI has been working on Timber Wolf, re-tracking approximately the first third of the ride, from the first drop through to the high speed curve. If they can stay on schedule they hope to reopen the coaster as early as May 30th. The plan is to try and re-track the rest of the ride over the next two years, to be completed by Summer 2017 if all goes well.
2016 - 5 New Planet Snoopy Rides - (1/19/16) Ride parts for the new family rides coming to Worlds of Fun for 2016 are starting to arrive at the park, as seen in a Twitter post a few days ago. (8/25/15) Worlds of Fun has announced a package of 5 new family rides coming to the park's Planet Snoopy area for 2016. Woodstock Gliders - (Larson Flying Scooters) Flying Ace - "Get your aviator glasses ready for a high-flying adventure with Snoopy." (May be a Red Baron themed airplane spinner, but not sure.) Snoopy Space Buggies - Defy gravity and bounce to the moon and back. (Some kind of bouncing kiddie spinner I'm guessing.) Linus Launcher - Experience the sensation of weightlessness through flight with feet dangling. (While it sounds like a Frog Hopper, I'm hearing it could be a small Kite Flyer style ride) Snoopy Juntion - Mini Railroad Ride
2017 - 2 New Flat Rides - (4/26/16) A picture on Twitter shows that Worlds of Fun has put up a fun banner in the park showing off a bit of their thrill ride history over the years, with the question of "What's NEW for 2017?" in the middle. Looks like the park is starting to tease something for 2017 already, which is normally a good sign that it may have something big in the works. The only problem is that we know from previous news articles that Cedar Fair is refurbishing a Huss Troika and Huss Condor rights, bought from Europe (see story below) for the 2017 season. But do they have something else in store as well? (2/9/16) Back in August I mentioned that Cedar Fair was sending a small team of ride experts from the company on a quest to search through parks and facilities across Europe for possible new flat ride acquisitions. The quest was fruitful, with the group buying a total of 7 flat rides for just $7 million so far, and they intend to go on another search through the Asian marketplace next. Of the seven new rides purchased and undergoing refurbishment, 2 of them will be going to Worlds of Fun: a Huss Troika and a Huss Condor.
2018 - New Coaster - Rumor - (12/21/15) Consider this a long-term rumor, and very subject to change, as I've heard nothing else about this just yet, but we did get an email over the weekend claiming that Worlds of Fun may be looking into adding some kind of Premier Rides launched coaster for the 2018 season. This could be another Sky Rocket II off-the-shelf design like Tempesto at Busch Gardens Williamsburg, or it could be something unique or new. Plenty of time between now and 2018 to shake things up, so stay tuned.
Track Record
Worlds Of Fun & Oceans of FunKansas City, MOCedar Fair Entertainment Co.www.worldsoffun.comNewest Developments2015 - Splash Island2014 - Steelhawk2013 - Dinosaurs Alive andNew Waterslides2011 - Planet Snoopy & Carrousel2010 - Snoopy's Hot Summer Lights2009 - Prowler2006 - Patriot
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Published: Thursday, May 11, 2006 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, May 11, 2006 at 1:10 p.m.
The issue: Training for parish boards and commissions.
We suggest: Sounds like a good idea.
About a week ago, Terrebonne Parish officials entertained an interesting question: How about getting some training for the more than 400 people who represent the public on various boards and commissions?
Dozens of boards oversee important public services like drinking water, recreation, fire protection, our libraries, the parishs public hospital, tourism, the airport and housing.
Most of them enter service with little or no training; they learn by doing. It sure seems like a little training, like the kind discussed recently, could really enhance the ability of new and veteran board members alike to do their jobs effectively.
Clarence Williams, president of The Guillaume Group, sent a proposal to Terrebonne Parish Council Chairman Peter Rhodes in October to train board and commission members. The Houma-based group provides management, training and staffing services to public and private organizations and businesses. The training sessions would cover many topics, such as board procedures, financial responsibilities and the decision-making process.
While Williams proposal and pricing may or may not be the best deal our government can get, the concept is a good one that is worth further investigation. Seeking additional proposals with the same goal in mind would be the prudent way to proceed. In that way, the parish would gain broader insight as to what services are available and what the costs and benefits are so it could make a fully informed decision.
But the local governmental boards and commissions dont seem to be that interested in the proposal mostly because most of the boards dont have the money to pay for the training since the parish government hasnt agreed at this time to pay for it. Thats understandable, and were glad to see our boards and commissions so concerned about being good stewards of the taxpayers money.
But cost may not be as much of an issue as it would seem on first thought. Williams was asking for $27,000 for the service, and the number could be lower if the parish already has some of the necessary training materials. If the government feels thats too much, it can solicit proposals from other groups and drive the price even lower.
But just Monday night, the parish council approved spending $157,000 on an excavator, $40,000 on two trucks and is contemplating investing $60,000 on the Agricultural Center on the Airbase.
So if the council is creative enough, finding $27,000 shouldnt be too hard, even though it hasnt been budgeted yet.
To paraphrase the theme behind the series of commercials featuring a popular credit card, the cost to train members may be $27,000. But giving them some training to help them do their jobs to the maximum of their abilities should prove to be priceless.
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EMH endeavors to provide as complete a listing as possible of upcoming early music events in Hawaii – concerts, workshops, significant church services and more – featuring local musicians or visiting artists. This web page is updated periodically and we also send out listings by e-mail. If you would like to receive these listings, simply click on the Join Our Email List icon at the bottom of the page. Our aim is to promote attendance at these events and increase appreciation of early music in Hawaii. We ask event sponsors to email announcements to firstname.lastname@example.com and attach promotional materials, such as posters, when available.
Early Music Hawaii
Concert Series 2015-2016
Season Finale
Saturday, April 2, 2016 • 7:30
Lutheran Church of Honolulu
Saturday, April 9, 2016 • 5:00
Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity
77-165 Lako Street, Kailua-Kona
Bridging the Centuries II
Shakespeare Songs, Then &
Love Songs of Petrarch & the Song of Songs
Performed by
The Early Music Hawaii Chamber Singers
Georgine Stark, Naomi Castro,
Karyn Castro, Diane Koshi, alto
Karol Nowicki, Randy Reynolds, tenor
Jeremy Wong, Keane Ishii, bass
We celebrate William Shakespeare on the 4th centenary of his death in April 1616 with a selection of his best known songs set by his contemporaries Robert Johnson, Thomas Morley and others. We then pair the songs with modern compositions by Ralph Vaughan-Williams, George Shearing and one of New York's best known living composers, Matt Harris.
The comparison of mostly secular song from the 16th to the 21st centuries follows the popular concert of all-sacred motets performed under the same title in the 2014-2015 season. It also features the love poetry of the Italian renaissance master Petrarch and set by the famous 16th century madrigalists and the beautiful verses of the Song of Songs from all ages, including the lovely 1780 setting of The Rose of Sharon by William Billings and others by Franz Liszt and Morten Lauridsen.
General seating $25 • Students with ID $1o
Tickets available click here
EMH programs are supported in part by
the State Foundation on Culture
and the Arts through appropriations from the Legislature of the State of
Hawaii and by the National Endowment for the Arts
Concerts Performed
Saturday, September 19, 2015 •
7:30 pm
Lutheran Church of Honolulu, 1730 Punahou St.
Inspiration for 17th century German Composers
The Early Music Hawaii
Choir & Orchestra
Guest artists on period instruments from the
Jacobs School of Music, Indiana University
Director: Dana Marsh
This concert featuring pioneer German composers of the early Baroque was enthusiastically received by a near-capacity audience at the Lutheran Church of Honolulu. The Early Music Hawaii Choir & Orchestra, with guest artists on period instruments from the prestigious Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University, were led by guest Director Dana Marsh in sacred and secular music by Schütz, Praetorius, Scheidt, Kittel, Scheidemann and others. Both the program, which introduced a number of works not previously performed in Hawaii, and the artists were praised for their outstanding interest and performance.
For this program, we returned to the fine ambience and acoustics of the Lutheran Church, honoring a great musical tradition and its long-time architect and director, the late Carl Crosier, who was also Artistic Director of EMH for three years previously.
EMH programs are supported in part by
the State Foundation on Culture
and the Arts through appropriations from the Legislature of the State of
Hawaii and by the National Endowment for the Arts
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Queen Emma Community Center, Kealakekua
November 14, 2015
Lutheran Church of Honolulu
El Siglo de
Treasures from the Golden Age
of Spanish Culture
El Mundo
Nell Snaidas, soprano
Janelle DeStefano, mezzo soprano
Paul Shipper, bass, guitar, percussion
John Lutterman, bass viol
Richard Savino, vihuela, guitar, director
During their second visit in four years, El Mundo stepped back to the 16th century and the secular tradition of love songs and dance that gave birth to the glorious Spanish style that we recognize to this day. Early songs by Enzina and Milán and dances by Mudarra led gracefully to the theater solos of the 17th century and an exciting final zarzuela, Spain's unique form of opera, by Sebastián Durón.
January 16, 2016
Lutheran Church of Honolulu
January 21, 2016
Queen Emma Community Center, Kealakekua
Early Music
- Early Movies
Period Music for Gems of the Silent Screen
performed by
Tina Chancey, viola da gamba, renaissance violin, recorder
Grant Herreid, baroque guitar, vihuela, tenor
Priscilla Herreid, recorders, shawm, bagpipe, crumhorn, soprano
Nell Snaidas, soprano, renaissance guitar
"Silent" movies were always intended to be performed with musical
accompaniment. Uniquely to date, Ensemble Hesperus has moved past the
traditional theater organ or original scores created by composers for the silver
screen and revived music from each film's historical period to be played on
instruments from that time. In Honolulu, the original Robin Hood with
Douglas Fairbanks provided a popular romp for a rapt audience, while in
Kealakekua they enjoyed the more poignant story of The Hunchback of Notre
Dame. An independent performance at the Kahilu Theater in Waimea featured
Zorro. Within a single week, Hesperus performed the remarkable feat of three
programs of entirely different music, following every detail of each movie with
extraordinary skill.
Concerts by touring ensembles are funded in
part by WESTAF, the National
Endowment for the Arts and the Hawaii State Foundation on Culture and the Arts.
Early Music on Hawaii Public Radio
The Early Muse,
with Ian Capps
at 9:00pm every Sunday on KHPR 88.1, KKUA 90.7 and KANO 91.1
- February 7, 2016: The Deep Well of Portuguese Sacred Music - Always in the shadow of Spain, Portugal had its own passionate musical language. Powerful works by Magalhães, Cardoso, and a Requiem Mass by Duarte Lôbo.
- February 14, 2016: Love Poetry of the Italian Renaissance - A Valentine's Day program celebrating the ageless beauty of the Italian madrigal, based on the poetry of Petrarch, tasso and Guarini.
- February 21, 2016: Lenten Penitence from England - Settings of Lenten music in both Latin and English from the most turbulent time in English religious history under the Tudors.
- February 28, 2016: A Gathering of Lutes - The most popular solo instrument of the Renaissance transformed into large ensembles, inspired by the master Paul O'Dette's Three, Four and Twenty Lutes performance at the 2015 Boston Early Music Festival.
- March 6, 2016: Two Venetian
Women, their Sacred Music - Barbara Strozzi and Antonia Bembo were better
know for their secular cantatas, but their sacred music is also magnificent. A
program for International Women's Day, March 8th.
- March 13, 2016: Shakespeare 400: The Tempest - The Early Muse celebrates Shakespeare in the 4th centenary year of his death. Original songs for the Tempest and music for 17th century adaptations of the play by Matthew Locke and Henry Purcell.
- March 20, 2016: Holy Week in Italy - Settings of the Lamentations of Jeremiah by Fabrizio Dentice & Giovanni Marcorelli, Gesualdo's In Monte Oliveti and Josquin's monumental Stabat Mater.
- March 27, 2016: Easter Day in Italy - We continue with Italian music for the season featuring different treatments of the Magdalen at the tomb by the Abbess Chiara Margarita Cozzolani and an early oratorio by Domenico Mazzocchi; plus a fine Venetian Easter Mass by Adriaen Willaert.


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Gallery Representation:Steven Kasher Gallery, New York
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Stephen Shames is author of nine monographs: Bronx Boys (University of Texas Press - Oct, 2014); Outside the Dream, Pursuing the Dream, The Black Panthers (Aperture), Bronx Boys (FotoEvidence e-book) Facing Race (Moravian College), Transforming Lives (Star Bright Books), and Free to Grow (Columbia University).
Steve's images are in the permanent collections of the National Portrait Gallery; International Center of Photography; The Bancroft Library, University of California at Berkeley; The Corcoran Gallery of Art; Museum of Photographic Arts, San Diego; Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; San Jose Art Museum; Philadelphia Museum of Art; The Ford Foundation; Smithsonian National Museum of American History, Baruch College; Oakland Museum; University Art Museum, Berkeley, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Elton John Foundation, and the Honickman Foundation.
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Steve's book Outside the Dream received numerous awards including the Kodak Crystal Eagle Award for Excellence in Photojournalism. 008 bus shelter and subway ads for the NYC DADS campaign of the City of New York received a Pollie award from American Association of Political Consultants. Shames wrote and directed Friends of the Children, a video.
For over two decades, Stephen Shames injected himself into the mean streets of the South Bronx and made pictures about the kind of life that he saw there— unflinching yet intimate, straight-shooting yet sensitive, objectively powerful but also full of personal emotion—this is a beautiful book.
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Sheriff Kevin Aistrope isn't saying Fremont County should build a new jail because, he says, the facts speak for themselves.
He sweeps away sand mortar from the foundation bricks in the basement, steadies himself on the twisting staircase that creaks and climbs to the jail cells and ducks into an tight storage space to make room for an office worker trying to make her way down a narrow hallway.
The building is older than the county courthouse, erected sometime after the county's first sheriff was named in 1849.
The chief deputy and his family lived there and served holding cells that were constructed in an upstairs room.
A sliding iron door allowed the deputy to peak into the cells from his living quarters and his family would slide dinner plates through a slot in a bedroom wall.
In modern times, doors leading to the basement and interior offices were locked. The state Fire Marshal has since ordered the locks removed to achieve a passable exit in the case of fire.
Aistrope says anyone who gains entry through the front door, can walk anywhere in the building. If they climbed the staircase to the jail cells, all they would need is a key to open the iron gate.
Once, he said, a woman came in and displayed a gun, demanding the release of her boyfriend. Only a deputy, who had been working in his office, stood in her way.
He and the sheriff talked the woman into handing over the gun without any further incident, but Aistrope says past experience and the realities of the current jail facility make security a serious deficiency.
"The safety of the employees and the public is the number one concern," he said.
Even the handicap entrance has its perils. If a person in a wheel chair climbed the ramp and turned toward the door at the top, going backwards even a few inches might result in a fall of five feet.
Insurance companies have complained about risks and Iowa's Department of Corrections, who oversees the state's jail standards, has begun to demand that the county make progress.
"I have to tolerate it because it's all we have, but it's not good," Aistrope said.
Eight deputies, 10 reserve deputies, jailers, dispatchers and office staff share the old jail building with up to nine inmates.
Jail standards require the sheriff to separate prisoners who are sentenced from those who are not.
Prisoners with mental issues and those deemed vulnerable due to handicaps must also be kept separate.
Fremont County has a single cell room where there are six beds and a smaller, adjacent room where there are two or three beds.
Page 2 of 2 - There's no facility for visitation of inmates, so a television monitor and phone are stationed near the front door. A inmate with a visitor sits by a monitor in the jail cell, where other inmates can see and interact with the visitor.
Aistrope says there are privacy issues for people coming in to report a crime and a need for more interview space to talk with suspects.
"If we have three suspects there's nowhere to take them, but right here," he said, glancing around the small booking room that features a couch equipped with handcuffs, a desk and blood alcohol testing equipment.
"You would like to separate the three suspects to interview them, because the stories always match when they're all together," he said.
During a recent murder investigation, there were six deputies and four officers from the Department of Criminal Investigations trying to work from the building, many finding a chair in a kitchen space.
The sheriff says the building poses operational issues, but it has structural issues as well.
For the last two years, the building has shifted so that the top edges of the iron jail cell doors had to be grinded off so they would close again.
In the basement, the brick mortar piles up on the floor as it peels away from the foundation walls. "It will probably never be feasible to remodel this," Aistrope said.
He said if the county decided not to have a jail, it would pay $79 a day to keep inmates elsewhere. It would still have to have holding cells and a booking room and he said it will still need a secure area for the 911 dispatching.
He said in modern detention centers, a suspect already in a patrol car would be brought into the secured area through a bay door.
Now, he said, deputies have to walk a suspect into the facility and at Fremont County that sometimes means coaxing an uncooperative person up a flight of stairs.
"No one wants to hear the sheriff go on about how he needs a new jail," Aistrope said, "so I'm just giving tours and letting the facts speak for themselves. The sheriff's of this county have kept this building up well for the past 120 years, but we won't be able to keep it up much longer," he said.
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Off-Campus Dining:
Off-campus food is great! There are a variety of great options to choose from.
Health & Safety:
Walking around campus after 9 is very scary.
Off-Campus Dining:
There are a lot of restaurants but most of them are fast food or just not very good. You'll have to travel a little farther to get to a good restaurant.
One thing that really annoys me is when I have to get checked in to enter a dorm. We're in college…I shouldn't have to be checked in and out.
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There's a lot of food choices and shopping choices.
A couple of days out of each winter, we can be out in shorts and t-shirts. I love just being able to study or relax on a beautiful day on the horseshoe.
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I love the nightlife at USC. There's a lot of off-campus options as well as downtown which is so close.
USC offers bus rides around campus but they aren't always on time or reliable. I do appreciate the shuttle and free carolina cab that is offered for students that go downtown.
I didn't receive any scholarships from USC directly. All my scholarships were from my high school or the state.
Off-Campus Housing:
I am very excited about off-campus housing next year. I'll be living in an apartment right beside the stadium so that will be convenient for gamedays. They also offer a shuttle to campus.
There's no weird application process. If you can pass the classes, you can succeed.
There's so many of silly and non-applicable classes I feel like I am forced to take; for example, library science.
I think the school policies hep students academic life. It doesn't always help a students social lives but it doesn't always hurt it either.
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Living in South Carolina you have different weather. However, this year was extremely different we had two weeks of snow and then really warm weather.
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The financial aid process was not bad at all.
I am in a nursing major. It requires a lot of time and work but the outcome is worth all the hard work.
Our athletics at USC are great! Our facilities are very nice. The school spirit is so great and there is nothing like game days!
I have not used the transportation much. I have only used the transportation for the Carolina football games and it was eat.
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Rita Arlene (Gibson-Pennington) VanOcker, 85, of Charlotte, formerly of Orleans and Smyrna, passed away on Monday, July 16, at Eaton County Medical Care Facility in Charlotte. She was born in Mt. Pleasant, the daughter of Willard and Sadie (Saari) Gibson, both of whom preceded her in death.
She married Glenn Pennington and he preceded her in death in 1971. She later married Theodore VanOcker and he preceded her in death in 1978. Following high school Rita completed coursework at Mount Pleasant Beauty School, but was most accomplished as a seamstress, having put her skills to work at Jolly Kids - Togs, where she worked intermittently from 1954 through 1979. She had a great sense of humor and was a wonderful and caring grandmother.
Rita leaves to cherish her memory her children: a son, Dr. Franklin Dennis Pennington of Mt. Dora, Fla., a daughter, Kaye L. (David) Setchfield of Charlotte; grandchildren, Seth Pennington of Tacoma, Wash., Kristin (Ryan) Emerick of Vermontville and Scott Setchfield of Bloomington, Ind.; great grandchildren Isabel and Lydia; step children, Ernest (Rosemary) VanOcker, Thedora Maltman and Maryann (Fred) Reeves, all of Belding; step several step grandchildren and great grand children; a sister, Shirley French and a brother, Willard K. Gibson, both of Mt. Pleasant; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents and husbands, she was preceded in death by siblings Richard A. Gibson and Norma Karcher.
Rita's family will greet visitors from 5 until 7 p.m. on Thursday evening, July 19 at Verdun Family Funeral Home, 303 S. Bridge St., Belding. A Memory and Eulogy Service will take place at 7 p.m. with family and friends encouraged to share stories of the highlights of Rita's life. Interment will take place at Woodard lake Cemetery in Fenwick.
Those planning an expression of sympathy are welcome to consider a memorial contribution in Rita's memory to the activities fund at the Eaton County Medical care Facility. Envelopes will be available at the service or by contacting Verdun Family Funeral Home in Belding, who is caring for the arrangements at (616) 794-1300 or www.verdunfh.com.
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For a while this past February, Cosy Burnett became a 6-foot-2 libero.
"And not a very good one," joked Burnett, now a junior outside hitter for La Costa Canyon (Carlsbad, Calif.).
The reason for using Burnett in the back row was not an experiment but rather a way to rest her aching right shoulder.
Since she started playing competitively when she was 12, Burnett has launched thousands of swings at increasing rates of velocity.
"There were times when I hit too many balls without enough rest or breaks to support it," Burnett said. "I thought of myself as invincible."
She wasn't.
Burnett started to feel pain late last January. For the first two weeks, she tried to play through it. There was a big club tournament coming up in Anaheim, Calif., and Burnett had heard there were 50 college scouts expected to attend.
This wasn't the time for an aching arm.
But Burnett's uncle, Dr. Heber Crockett, an orthopedic surgeon based in Nebraska, told her that she needed to refrain from playing and fly to his office immediately.
"Ever since my freshman year, my uncle's been urging me to take a summer off," Burnett said. "He thinks playing year-round is absurd."
Crockett said shoulder injuries among middle school and high school girls' volleyball players are common. He explained that the capsule that holds the shoulder together is generally looser on females than males.
That looseness, the doctor said, can result in multi directional instability or MDI, which can cause tendinitis.
Crockett compared MDI to a car with loose lug nuts on the right front tire.
"As long as you go 2 mph," the doctor said, "it's not a big problem. But as these players get older and their bodies start going 60 mph, the next thing you know, you damage your shoulder."
Crockett said most young players are not properly trained to keep their hitting shoulder aligned. He said volleyball is "begging for a spike count" similar to how baseball monitors a pitcher's throws.
He said he went to one of Burnett's tournaments in which she played four matches in one day and estimated she hit 200 balls, including warm-ups.
"In warm-ups, volleyball players tend to hit as hard as they can to try to intimidate the other team," the doctor said. "It's crazy. You don't see baseball pitchers in the bullpen go freaking nuts."
Worse than the overuse, Crockett said, is the resistance he often gets from parents and coaches. Even his sister, Rebecca Burnett, initially asked if her daughter could be allowed to play that big tournament.
Bryan Hill, a physical therapist who owns Rehab United in San Diego, is equally frustrated when coaches, players and/or parents fail to heed the advice of experts.
"When I was a young athlete, you took three months off and gave your body time to heal," Hill said. "Now money drives everything. Kids are in camps and club ball all year long. By the third tournament in a row, their bodies can't handle it, and they tear something."
Hill believes that year-round devotion to sport is, to some extent, creating better athletes – but at a heavy price.
Burnett – with some prodding from her uncle – was determined not to pay with her right shoulder. She decided to take a couple of months off from volleyball last spring and spent the time working with Hill on strengthening her entire body.
She was nervous about how her coaches at Coast Volleyball Club would react to her taking time off even though, technically, she wasn't injured. She was also nervous about how college coaches would react.
But by mid-July, when she participated at the Brigham Young and Stanford volleyball camps, her anxiety had vanished.
"She is doing better," La Costa Canyon coach Pat McDougall said. "Missing time last spring cost her some touches, and she's still working on her coordination, but her shoulder is fine."
As for shoulder injuries in general, McDougall said he is careful with all his players.
"We don't do a lot of hitting in practice," he said. "We don't overdo it. We don't take them to exhaustion.
"But they start so young, and they play year-round. They don't take any time off. The parents may be more to blame. They think if they take a week off, they will fall behind. But they will actually be ahead.
"Some players will tell me, 'Hey, I won't hit today in practice.' They are getting smart about it."
Burnett is happy she got smart before it was too late.
"I'm so grateful I took that time off," said Burnett, who has a 3.8 grade-point average and is an aspiring attorney. "Now I talk to girls on other teams, and I'm the one whose arm doesn't hurt.
"I do worry about those girls. I hear them complain, but it is not something they put out there publicly because there is a fear of injury and a fear of losing an opportunity at a scholarship."
Alexa Armstrong, a 6-0 middle hitter who played at Torrey Pines (Del Mar, Calif.), was lucky in a sense. She had already secured a scholarship to Northeastern University when she hurt her shoulder as a senior last year.
She suffered from tendinitis as a freshman and a sophomore, which was probably no surprise since she was playing volleyball nearly 12 months a year.
Her only breaks were a week or two between high school and club season, depending on how far her team went in the playoffs, and then a similar span at Christmas. But even then, she would hit on her own, striving to improve.
Last October, in a big high school match, she felt a sharp pain in her shoulder. She stopped, did a couple of arm circles, and continued to warm up.
Once the match started, the pain was so intense she couldn't raise her right arm.
"At that point," Armstrong said, "I'm blocking with one arm.
"But when I went to swing, my shoulder came completely out of my socket. I dropped to the ground in pain, and I was just laying there, in shock."
Armstrong had torn her labrum and had surgery in November.
Her story has a happy ending, though. She returned to play a club tournament in May and is now a regular in the rotation as a freshman at Northeastern.
"I feel really strong now," Armstrong said. "It changed my life because now my whole body is in better shape."
Armstrong said she has become smarter in terms of taking care of her body. She applies heat to her shoulder before hitting and makes sure she does all her stretching exercises.
After a match or practice, she stretches again and ices her arm.
"I'm diligent about it," she said. "I would advise girls to listen to your body and don't go against what you feel. And if you get hurt, don't come back halfway. Come back 100 percent."


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Background: Argentina defaulted on bonds following a debt crisis in 2001-2002. 92% of the investors agreed to haircuts, but a vulture fund picked up an 8% share at rock bottom prices and refused to negotiate.
In June, the US Supreme Court ruled that Argentina Cannot Selectively Default on the small group of hold-outs.
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For now, and as a direct consequence of the court ruling, Argentina "Appears Determined to Default", for the second time, on everyone.
A lead holdout investor in the Argentine debt dispute said on Friday that Argentina still refused to meet with it and negotiate a settlement before a July 30 deadline, after which the country faces a new default.
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Let's start with the fact literally every postgame analyst his missed -- the 49ers really missed their "Swiss Army Knife" fullback, the injured Bruce Miller.
The shame should really be on all of us, not just Richard Sherman. Sportsmanship should be the topic, with an emphasis on respect.
Ironically, the same folk that are calling Sherman a thug are the same folk that called Jonathan Martin a "sissy" for taking a professional and personal stand against harassment.
There are rare and appreciated moments of indescribable surrealism in everyone's life, and witnessing the Seahawks and the Niners vie for a Super Bowl berth was definitely one of them in mine.
NFL fans wait all year for Championship Sunday. The AFC and NFC title matches feature equally talented squads battling familiar foes with unrivaled intensity. This Sunday will showcase football play of the highest caliber as the consensus four best teams compete for a chance to play one more game in 2014.
The late Sam Cooke once sang, "It's been a long, a long time coming but I know a change gonna come. Oh yes it will." When the San Francisco 49ers tak...
The Forty-Niners are headed back to the NFC Championship for the third time in three seasons. This time the only goal is to win the Super Bowl but in order to do that they must win in Seattle.
In 2014, however, I'm hoping to work on my patience. Therefore, for this year's "Worst of" list, I'm counting down the 15 times when I unreasonably lost my cool in public.
For over half a century, Candlestick Park has been one of the most famous and recognizable, if not pleasant or attractive, buildings in San Francisco, but it will be demolished sometime in the coming months or years.
Candlestick Park itself is an abysmal structure, full of decadence and resembling more a relic of a stadium that belonged 50 years ago. But given its history, there's undoubtedly a strong amount of sentimentality and nostalgia that comes with it.
The last game at Candlestick Park was a magical occasion, as the past and present came together to pay tribute to a stadium that brought five Super Bowl Championships to the 49ers organization.
Making the playoffs in recent years has been easy for the Forty-Niners. But this year it's different, every game at this point of the season is a must win.
By embracing a culture of innovation, demanding a sound mind in a sound body and accepting the challenges and dangers of annual war-like campaigns, the modern NFL comes close to exemplifying the spirit of ancient Athens.
When you're a rising star in this league as Colin Kaepernick surely is, uneven performances can be magnified -- particularly when you have a losing record.
I recently sat down with Terrell Owens, eight years after our 2005 interview that resulted in his suspension from the Philadelphia Eagles.
It has come to my attention that six companies have submitted serious bids for the naming rights to our new Santa Clara stadium. I've posted the shortlist below, complete with my argument "for" or "against" each contender.


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With the close of the 2013 college football season, it's time to look at the final strength of schedule (SOS) rankings.
National Champion Florida State's schedule ended up being ranked 34th or higher by each BCS computer that publishes SOS. Their highest strength of schedule ranking was from Kenneth Massey, who rated the Seminoles 34th.
Auburn was rated 18th in Phil Steele's preseason rankings. Their schedule ended the season rated in the Top 10 of each BCS computer except Jeff Sagarin, which had them 13th.
Based on the computers, the Stanford Cardinal had the toughest 2013 football schedule at the conclusion of the season. Stanford's schedule was rated first by Colley Matrix, Jeff Sagarin, Kenneth Massey, and Billingsley Report. Anderson & Hester rated their schedule 4th overall.
For comparison purposes, we have listed first the FBSchedules.com preseason Top 10 strength of schedule rankings along with Phil Steele's. Click the title to view the complete rankings for each source.
We ranked Kentucky's 2013 schedule as the toughest before the season started. It ranked anywhere from 14th to 47th in the final BCS computer rankings. We probably would have ranked Stanford around 11-15 before the season.
Florida's 2013 schedule was ranked preseason number one by Phil Steele. Their schedule finished 9th in the Colley Matrix, but outside the Top 10 in the other computer rankings. Steele had Stanford in his Top 10 at number eight.
NCAA (vs. FBS only)
The NCAA ranking is based solely on the winning percentage of past opponents. Games against FCS teams and FBS Transitional teams don't count (Appalachian State, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Old Dominion). Also, the NCAA counts conference championship games but not bowl games.
Anderson & Hester (BCS)
Arizona State had the toughest schedule according to Anderson & Hester, but the Sun Devils were not first in any other ranking. The Top 10 consists of five Pac-12 teams (1-4, 10) and five SEC teams (5-9). Florida State's schedule is ranked 40th, while Auburn's schedule is ranked 8th.
Colley Matrix (BCS)
The Top 10 of the Colley Matrix consists of six SEC teams and four Pac-12 teams, with the Pac-12 taking the top three spots and four of the top five. Florida State's schedule is ranked 63rd, while Auburn's schedule is ranked 7th.
Jeff Sagarin (BCS)
Continuing a pattern, Pac-12 teams occupy the Top 7 spots in Sagarin's strength of schedule ratings. Stanford is ranked 1st, as they were in the Colley Matrix. Florida State's schedule is ranked 62nd, while Auburn's is 13th.
Kenneth Massey (BCS)
Stanford and Arizona State had the toughest 2013 schedules according to Kenneth Massey. The rest of the Top 10 includes two more Pac-12 schools, three SEC, and two Big 12. Florida State's schedule is ranked 34th, while Auburn is 3rd.
Billingsley Report (BCS)
Stanford is number one again as they are in each BCS computer that provides SOS rankings. Florida State's 2013 schedule is ranked 38th, while Auburn's is ranked 2nd.
In my opinion, Oregon has a pretty tough schedule. They play Mich. State, Stanford, and UCLA; all of which are predicted to be in the top 10 next season.
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only one problem……. oregon doesn't play michigan state
oregon plays michigan state, second game of the 2014 season.
yeah they play Mich State, but thet also play South Dakota Coyotes,Wyoming Cowboys, Washington State Cougars, Washington Huskies, California Golden Bears, Utah Utes, and Colorado Buffaloes, I wouldn't call that a srong schedule.
It's a shame the national championship went to a team with such a weak SOS, should be a rule that you need to actually play REAL teams during the regular season.There were 4 or 5 teams out there that proved more to me than FSU did, hopefully the playoff system will weed out the lucky breaks and weak schedule hypes (FSU, Ohio State, etc).
Can't wait to see the best team win the NC again.
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Missing index on expire_date in Session model
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We recently found that the Django session table, in a particular project setup, was not regularly cleaned. When we tried to do this manually (excluding recent entries), the select/delete action took like forever.
This was because there is no index defined on the "expire_date" field in the Session model and thus any action with a WHERE-clause on that field takes much longer than needed. Ruby had the same problem (long ago) and added an index on the expire_date field and I think Django should just do the same.
Kudos to Frodo from Medid for noticing this.
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Changed 6 years ago by joeri
comment:1 Changed 6 years ago by SmileyChris
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I'm going to push this straight to ready for checkin. It's valid and I've verified with Malcolm.
A new documentation file, kept out of trunk, needs to be created to track these types of things (but kept out of the sphinx build). I've added a new ticket #14258 to track that.
comment:2 Changed 6 years ago by SmileyChris
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I don't know why I was saying that this should be kept out of trunk. It makes sense that it'd go in the standard release notes.
comment:3 Changed 6 years ago by russellm
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There are many Jews today who are descended paternally from Aharon the High Priest. How they have that knowledge and whether they can prove it genealogically is another question.
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'In You Dreams' Penned By Shaiman Protege Gets Showcase
"When 'High School Musical' debuted on the Disney Channel on Jan. 20 of this year, it drew nearly eight million viewers, making it the top-rated basic-cable TV show that week," says Farrow, who also co-wrote the award-winning indie feature "Slo-Mo." "My phone was ringing off the hook and my e-mail box was flooded with queries -- is yours next?" says Farrow. "I'm hopeful that it is."
"Everyone told me I was crazy for writing a high school musical," Farrow adds. "But it turns out my timing was perfect. And who doesn't like to tell their agent, 'I told you so!'"
Like "High School Musical," which has already been seen by 32 million viewers ages six to 14 in its first 10 screenings, and whose sound-track has already sold 1.57 million copies, Farrow and Piane's "In Your Dreams" is a large scale, splashy, teen musical -- with a dash of political satire. It centers around Helen, a 17-year-old girl who appears in three different incarnations, Black, Pink, and Blue.
The musical opens with the bizarre introduction of Black Helen, a girl tortured by fellow students Melanie and Jordanna and secretly in love with Jared. We quickly learn that Black Helen is but a dream and as she fades and Pink Helen wakes up, we realize that Pink Helen's life is a perfect, bubble gum musical. She is popular, she's dating Jared, she has high hopes for a perfect day. And today is the day to beat all days. It is prom, and Helen is a front runner to win prom queen�until she learns that the "Popular Girls Caucus" has turned against her -- and is even stuffing the ballot box to engineer her defeat!
"There's a little bit of political satire in the musical, to keep the older audience intrigued," admits Farrow. Still, prior to "High School Musical's" explosive cable success, Farrow's musical was not met with universal praise.
"Ryan Markowitz and Mark Kaufman at New Line passed, and Cristina Aguilera passed," says Farrow dejectedly. "And the woman at MTV was vitriolic in her rejection of it. She remembered my movie 'Slo-Mo' and compared my musical to that, saying that my musical was terrible. She was nasty."
But since the "High School Musical" cable explosion, Farrow has sealed a deal with Jason Eagen from Ars Nova, the New York City performance center, for a performance date this summer to showcase the songs.
"Zeke and Lucian have written a gallant high school musical that kids will take their parents to," says Eagen, who is excited about the possibility of eventually working with Farrow and Piane to mount a full production of the musical.
Ars Nova opened its doors three years ago in memory of Gabe Wiener with the goal of being a home for artists to develop and perform new works in an intimate audience setting. Since then some of New York's top writers, directors and performers have walked through their doors with ideas and walked out with projects that were ready to be taken to the next level. Some of those names include Rufus Wainwright, David Cross, Sandra Bernhard, John Cameron Mitchell, Jason Biggs, Sarah Jessica Parker, Amy Sedaris, Paul Rudd, Rachel Dratch, Ana Gasteyer, The Wau Wau Sisters, Moises Kaufman, James Lapine, Tony Kushner, Stephen Belber, and Michael Patrick King.
What is helping to spur the excitement is the fact that "In Your Dreams'" 13 songs have already been professionally recorded on a CD with performances by a number of top Broadway singers, including "Hairspray's" Leslie Kritzer, "Wicked's" Laura Bell Bundy, "Les Miserable's" Jodie Langel, "Little Shop of Horror's" Kerry Butler, "Thoroughly Modern Millie's" Gavin Creel, "Hairspray's" Jackie Hoffman, "The Full Monty's" Sloan Just, and Anika Larsen, Danny Rocket and Anthony Rapp from "Rent."
Rhythm and blues artist Shayna Steele is also a contributor. "Even Grammy and Emmy-Award Winner Marc Shaiman is on the recording," says Farrow. The CD -- which includes songs such as "Better than Dreams," "When You're the Queen," "Put the I in Team," and "I Was Born to Reign" -- was recorded in Shaiman's Manhattan sound studio with production time contributed by Shaiman. Says Farrow: "Because of the generosity of Marc Shaiman, the songs don't have to be imagined � they can actually be heard. I feel like Judy Davis in 'Impromptu.'"
On the Hollywood side, Farrow has just registered a script version of "In Your Dreams" in the event that the film industry has a desire to pre-empt a stage production of the story.
"The story would be great for a production company like Matthew McConaughey's Just Keep Living, which he runs with Gus Gustawes and Kevin Morris, or Sarah Jessica Parker and Vanessa Taylor's Pretty Matches Productions, which has a two-year exclusive production deal with HBO," says Farrow. "HBO is trying to carve out Monday nights at nine for women -- but why not go on to carve out Tuesday nights at nine for teens?"
JK Livin is developing projects with New Line Cinema, Universal Pictures, Paramount Pictures and Imagine Entertainment. The company has produced a documentary, "Hands On A Hardboy," and collaborated with Sandra Bullock's Fortis Films to produce "Making Sandwiches," which debuted at Sundance. McConaughey himself also wrote and directed two short films, "The Rebel" and "Chicano Chariots."
Parker's Pretty Matches is currently producing "The Washingtonienne" for HBO, based on a book of the same name about a high-sexed, low-paid Washington intern who turns tricks on her lunch hour to make ends meet.
"There's definitely a place for sluttiness in entertainment, but it may be a market that is currently oversaturated," says Farrow. "And those who run the business side of the entertainment industry should be worried about this slut-glut." Farrow points to recent comments by Naomi Wolf, whose feminist work, 'The Beauty Myth,' launched her to fame, made in a recent essay for the New York Times to the effect that today's entertainment for teens "packages corruption with a cute overlay."
Says Farrow: "As Wolf wrote: 'The problem is a value system in which meanness rules, parents check out, conformity is everything and stressed-out adult values are presumed to be meaningful to teenagers.' But as the success of Gary Marsh and Disney's 'High School Musical' demonstrates, there is definitely a huge audience � let's call it 'Flyoverland,' a land between New York and Los Angeles � that is searching for meaningful entertainment with a positive as opposed to a slutty message."
And that's not a small market by any means, says Farrow. Between 1990 and 2000, the number of youths between ages 12 and 19 climbed to 32.4 million in the United States, an increase of 4.5 million, according to a survey by Media Mark Research last year using U.S. Census data. The 12-19 year old market currently spends $170 billion a year on entertainment products, including movies. "There's obviously room for a wide range of value systems to succeed in this $170 billion marketplace."
Farrow says he is open to working with Oliver Obst and Tom Jacobson on his project as well. "And Joss Wedon and Mark Brokaw are also great." On the stage side, Farrow is a big admirer of work by Jordon Roth, Adam Epstein and Margot Lion.
And the dream cast? "If we're talking dream cast, Kelly Clarkson would be the dream, because nobody sings like her. She's great, and so likeable. Put me in a room with Kelly and I'll make it happen -- but don't quote me on that. I don't want to sound psychotic. But eventually Kelly will want to do a musical, I'm sure."
Kelly Osbourne would be great too, says Farrow. "Any Kelly, really. Can Kelly Ripa sing?"
But at this point the musical remains unsold. "I deserve to sell this musical," says Farrow. "And in the end, selling it is all that matters -- and the material speaks for itself." A potential sale is being handled by Jonathan Hung of Hung Entertainment Group.


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