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Clarinetist Scott Wright is currently the Associate Professor of clarinet at the University of Kentucky, a position he has held since 2002. At Kentucky, he is also a member of the esteemed McCracken Faculty Wind Quintet. In a career spanning nearly three decades Dr. Wright has performed and taught in a wide variety of settings including the public schools, universities, chamber and orchestral ensembles, and as a soloist. Wright has performed with numerous ensembles including the Trade Winds Ensemble (Tampa, FL), Pro Musica Chamber Orchestra (Columbus, OH), the Arizona Opera Orchestra, Ensemble 21 (Phoenix,) the Southwest Washington Symphony, the Bloch International Music Festival Orchestra (OR), the Yaquina Chamber Orchestra and the Northwest Wind Symphony (WA), the Green Bay Symphony, and the Lexington Philharmonic. He has been featured as both a conductor and clarinetist at the conferences of the International Clarinet Association, College Band Director's National Association, National Band Association, International Double Reed Society, National Collegiate Choral Organization, and the Midwest Clinic. Since 1997, he has appeared with pianist Linda Halloin (Duo Pegasus) as a guest artist, and has presented numerous concerts and masterclasses at colleges and universities throughout the country as well as in Europe, Canada, and Asia.
In addition to a busy performing schedule, Dr. Wright has a passion for music education and working with youth and music educators. He continues to keep busy as a conductor and soloist with high school and middle school bands throughout the United States, and during the summer months he serves as clarinet instructor and band director at music camps in Wisconsin and Oregon, as well as a clarinet instructor and consultant for the American Band College—Sam Houston State University. Dr. Wright holds degrees from the University of Michigan and Arizona State University.
Duo Pegasus
Clarinetist Scott Wright and pianist Linda Halloin formed DUO PEGASUS in 1998 after performing several chamber music concerts together. Since then, DUO PEGASUS has performed throughout the United States, Europe, and Canada in many recitals, concerts, and educational settings. Their wide range of repertoire includes works from the 18th century for clarinet and keyboard through to the present 21st century. In addition to playing the classical "great" pieces in the repertoire, they take delight in presenting to their audience other little-known works.
In November 2002, the Duo travelled to Slovakia where they were featured performers in the 7th International Festival of Contemporary Music in Bratislava—the first American group to be so featured. In the fall of 2004 DUO PEGASUS traveled to Italy where they performed and taught at the Naples Conservatory of Music. In addition, the Duo performed for musicians of the United States 6th Naval Fleet and NATO Band, as well as for school children in and around Naples. On tour in the United Kingdom in 2006, the Duo premiered a new sonata for clarinet and piano by the English composer Mike Mower, performing and teaching at the Royal Northern Academy of Music in Manchester, the Royal Welsh Academy of Music and Drama in Cardiff, Wales, and the University of Chichester. 2009 saw them back in the U.K. in Scotland, at the University of Aberdeen. Between the Duo's European tours, they have managed to play in most corners of the United States.


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Jack White featured on two new Neil Young songs
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It's not quite a collaborative album, but Jack White will be featured on a pair of tracks from Neil Young's upcoming release.
Earlier this year Young's team shot down rumors that the two rockers were working on a duets album. But now Young tells "Billboard" that White does indeed pop up on two songs from A Letter Home.
The album was also recorded at White's Third Man Records Studios in Nashville, and Young says it should be "ready for primetime" "very soon."
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This course will explore the partnership between law enforcement and the community they serve. Once developed, these partnerships can create a sense of safety, problem solving and good quality of life for all served.
Required text: Police Community Relations and the Administration of Justice, Eighth Edition, Ronald D. Hunter/Thomas Barker, ISBN 13:978-0-13-245778-1.
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In my time as a semi-out bisexual teenager, I've encountered plenty of supportive, kind, loving people who have not cared about my sexuality or have been able to relate to me because of it. I've met plenty of people who don't know much about bisexuality, but aren't really against it either.
Those people I can deal with.
It's the few people I've met who have prejudices against bisexual people, have huge misconceptions about us, or are very nervous around us because of above said misconceptions or prejudices that irk me greatly.
Its difficult being a bisexual teenager, and many straight individuals aren't aware of or just don't understand these difficulties. So, I'd like to let you …


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We've heard about Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's war on workers.
We've heard about Scott Walker's war on women.
But what about Scott Walker's war on Illinois.
The governor -- who has made himself the face of an American austerity push that uses the fantasy of "shared sacrfice" to redistribute wealth upward -- went to Springfield, Illinois, two weeks ago to tell the state's business leaders that their state should do it his way. Walker's argument was that Illinois was getting everything wrong and that Wisconsin was getting everything right when it came to encouraging job creation.
As he has for the past year in Florida, Arizona, Texas, California and other states, Walker was trying to export his approach to governing (and to pick up lots of campaign money): attacks on public employees, deep cuts in education and training, the undermining of public services and the rejection of federal support for transportation and broadband Internet development.
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Cluster headacheHistamine headache; Headache - histamine; Migrainous neuralgia; Headache - cluster; Horton's headache
A cluster headache is one-sided head pain that may involve tearing of the eyes and a stuffy nose. Attacks occur regularly for 1 week to 1 year, separated by long pain-free periods that last at least 1 month, possibly longer.
Other common types of headaches includemigraine headache and tension headache .
Cluster headaches are a fairly common form of chronic, repeated headaches. They are four timesmore common in men than women. The headaches can occur at any age but are most common in adolescence and middle age. They tend to run in families, passed down through genes.
Scientists do not know exactly what causes cluster headaches, but they appear to be related to the body's sudden release of histamine or serotonin. A problem in a small area at the base of the brain called the hypothalamus may be involved.
The following may trigger cluster attacks:
- Alcohol and cigarette smoking
- High altitudes (trekking, air travel)
- Bright light (including sunlight)
- Exertion
- Heat (hot weather, hot baths)
- Foods high in nitrites (such as bacon and preserved meats)
- Certain medications
- Cocaine
A cluster headache begins as a severe, sudden headache. The headache most commonly strikes 2 to 3 hours afteryou fallasleep. However, the headache may occur while you are awake. The headache tends to occur at the same time of day.
The pain occurs on one side of the head. It may be described as:
- Burning
- Sharp
- Steady
The pain may occur in, behind, and around one eye. It may:
- Involve one side of the face from neck to temples
- Quickly get worse, peaking within 5 to 10 minutes
The strongest pain may last 30 minutes to 2 hours.
The eye and nose on the same sideas the head pain may also be affected. Symptoms can include:
- Swelling under or around the eye (may affect both eyes)
- Excessive tearing
- Red eye
- Rhinorrhea (runny nose) or one-sided stuffy nose (same side as the head pain)
- Red, flushed face
Cluster headaches may occur daily for months, alternating with periods without headaches (episodic), or they can recur for a year or more without stopping (chronic).
Exams and Tests
Your health care provider can diagnose this type of headache by performing a physical exam and asking questions about your symptoms and medical history.
If a physical exam is done during an attack, the exam will usually reveal Horner syndrome (one-sided eyelid drooping or a small pupil). These symptoms will not be present at other times. No other nervous system (neurological) changes will be seen.
Tests, such as an MRI of the head, may be needed to rule out other causesof the headaches.
Treatment for cluster headaches involves:
- Medicines to treat the pain when it happens
- Medicines to prevent the headaches
Your doctor may recommend the following treatments for when the headaches occurs:
- Triptans, such as sumatriptan (Imitrex)
- Anti-inflammatory (steroid) medicines such as prednisone -- starting with a high dose, then slowly decreasing it over 2-3 weeks
- Breathing in 100% (pure) oxygen
- Injections of dihydroergotamine (DHE), which can stop cluster attacks within 5 minutes (Warning: this drug can be dangerous if taken with sumatriptan)
You may need more than one of these treatments to control headache symptoms. Your doctor may have you try several medications before deciding which works best for you.
Painkillers and narcotics do not usually relieve the pain from cluster headaches. Generally, they take too long to work.
Avoid smoking, alcohol use, certain foods, and other factors that seem to trigger your cluster headaches. A headache diary can help you identify your headache triggers. When you get a headache, write down the day and time the pain began. The diary should include notes about:
- What you ate and drank in the last 24 hours, how much you slept and when, and what was going on in your life right before the pain started. For example, were you under any unusual stress?
- About how long the headache lasted, and what made it stop.
The headaches may go away on their own, or you may need treatment to prevent them. The following medications may also be used to treat or prevent headache symptoms:
- Blood pressure medicines, such as beta-blockers (propanolol) or calcium channel blockers such as verapamil
- Cyproheptadine
- Drugs used to treat seizures, such as topiramate and valproic acid
- Lithium carbonate
- Medicines used to treat depression, such as amitriptyline
In rare cases, a device that delivers tiny electrical signals to a certain nerve near the brain may be placed. This device is called a neurostimulator. However, it is not yet an established therapy for cluster headaches.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Cluster headaches are not life threatening and usually cause no permanent changes to the brain. However, they are chronic and often painful enough to interfere with work or lifestyle. Rarely, the pain may be so severe that some people may consider harming themselves.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call for an appointment with your health care provider if:
- Cluster headaches do not respond to treatment
- Headaches disturb your sleep
- You get headaches whenever you are active
- Headaches occur with other symptoms
Danger symptoms require immediate medical care. Some of thesesymptoms include:
- Changes in alertness
- Changes in movement or sensation
- Drowsiness
- Nausea or vomiting
- Seizures
- Vision changes
If prone to cluster headache, stop smoking. Alcohol use and any foods that are associated with cluster headache may need to be avoided. Medications may prevent cluster headaches in some cases.
Francis GJ, Becker WJ, Pringsheim TM. Acute and preventive pharmacologic treatment of cluster headache. Neurology. 2010;75(5):463-473.
Law S, Derry S, Moore RA. Triptans for acute cluster headache. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2010;(4)::CD008042.
Silberstein SD, Young WB. Headache and facial pain. In: Goetz CG. Textbook of Clinical Neurology. 3rd ed. St. Louis, Mo: WB Saunders; 2007:chap 53.
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SACKVILLE, N.B. – The Mount Allison Varsity Swim Team travelled to the University of Prince Edward Island over the weekend to compete at the 2013 Atlantic University Sport Swimming Championships.
Despite a blizzard that closed the University of PEI's CARI center and cancelled all other sporting events, the swim meet carried on. The Mount A men's team finished second, while the women's came in fourth. The overall winner was once again Dalhousie University.
"The men's win was due to everyone swimming what was needed in finals; everyone pitched in. It has been a good season with a lot of personal best times being recorded," swim team coach John Peters said.
Over the course of the meet, approximately 12 university records were set, some of them broken twice in the same meet. Many of the swimmers walked away with best times, like graduating swimmer David Summerby-Murray, who swam seven out of eight personal best times.
The highlight of the weekend was the men's 4x100-metre freestyle relay, where the men won gold, beating out the Dalhousie Tigers after their 10-year reign. Third-year swimmer Colin Vale led the group, followed by rookies Joseph Blackwood and Jeff Loewen, and anchored by Mitchell Peters. The same team finished third overall in the 4X200 freestyle relay, while the group of Andrew Reeder, Jeff Loewen, Mikhel, and Mitchell Peters finished second in the 4X100 metre medley event.
The women's relay team also had strong performances. The team of Marya Peters, Zoee Leblanc, Kate Frise, and Léa Raiche-Marsden earned a bronze medal in the 4x100 medley relay. The team of Zoee Leblanc, Léa Raiche-Marsden, Casey Losier, and Marya Peters earned a fourth-place finish in the 4x100 free, and another fourth in the 4X 200 free, this time with the team of Zoee Leblanc, Emily Byrne, Léa Raiche-Marsden, and Marya Peters.
Second-year standout Marya Peters once again had an excellent performance, earning a bronze in both her 100 and 200 free, and allowing for her to qualify for the Canadian Interuniversity Sport championship. She also finished fifth in both the 50 free and back. Meanwhile, the top female rookie Zoee Leblanc managed to qualify for finals in three of her four swims, despite fighting the flu.
In his last AUS championship, Mitchell Peters came first in the 100 free, second in the 200 free, and third in both the 50 free and 100 fly. Mikhel Peters earned gold in the 50 fly and silver in the 200 fly and Colin Vale came fourth overall in his 50 free, barely missing the podium. Meanwhile, rookie Joe Blackwood earned silver in his 100 free. Other strong rookie performances were Jeff Loewen, who qualified for finals in all of his events, Nic Sunderland-Baker who came fifth in the 200 fly and Eric Lane who finished fifth in his 50 back.
"It has been a good season," concluded coach Peters, who will now take Mitchell and Marya Peters (his son and daughter) on to the CIS national championships which will be held Feb. 21 to 23 in Calgary.


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Memorial Weekend 3 Day Shoot Quincy Indiana
Memorial Weekend 3 Day Shoot
Nancy's Broken Arrow will be hosting a 3 day Bear Hunt shoot Saturday May 28th, Sunday May 29th and Monday May 30th. Half of our 40 targets will consist of grizzly, black, brown, polar and panda bears. Bears maybe walking, climbing, standing and even swimming. Targets range in size from 18 inches to 15 feet tall.
There will be separate ribbon winners for each day of the shoot. The door prize for this weekend is a New Rinehart Bear Target. Winner will be drawn Monday @3pm, you need not be present to win. We will call they winner to make arrangements to pick up the prize.
There will NOT be a make up shoot if weather is bad. For more infor. visit www.nancysbrokenarrow.com.
Looking forward to seeing you there!!!
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We discuss many teachers from Thailand, Sri Lanka and Burma, but I don't think anyone has posted information about teachers from Bangladesh (I may be wrong). So I thought I should start a thread on one of the most prominent teachers and probably the most revered monk from Bangladesh, Sadhanananda Mahathera.
From some sources (on- and off-line), I've heard that 'Bana-Bhante' (Forest monk) is considered an arahant.
Here is a link to his monastery's website: http://rajbanvihara.org/site/about/history
Unfortunately, as far as I know, all of his work is in Bengali. I request anyone who has met him or has more information about him or his teachings to kindly share it with us.


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Hi guys
Ive been thinking that there is alot of clubs, MMA/ fitness/ Weight lifting clubs, sites etc who would appreciate a good place to talk in. With decent forums hard to comeby (without popups and whats not)
If any such website/ club wants a section in this fourm (where they have full moderation of) let me know (can even do members section). I will let you do what you like within reason.
Course not everyone will be accepted, but most will be as long as they have a decent enough user base (dead forums get deleted).
It will be in your own section much like MMA or the Uncut and Raw.
It doesnt have to be MMA related, but some connection to fitness etc would be helpfull (common interests and whats not)


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Just wondering how busy the classes are on Sundays? I'd like to start getting down there at the weekend but that would mean having to rearrange a few work commitments.
I'm not looking for any feedback on the quality of instruction as I know that it's top notch. I just don't want to go to all the trouble of rearranging work commitments, just to find that the classes are packed to the rafters like they often are during the weekday evenings.


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Feliz wins AL Rookie of the Year Award
Rangers closer finishes comfortably ahead of Tigers' Jackson
ARLINGTON -- Reliever Neftali Feliz has brought to an end the Rangers' 36-year Rookie of the Year drought.Feliz, 22, was named as the American League Rookie of the Year on Monday by the Baseball Writers' Association of America, the first Rangers player to win that award since Mike Hargrove in 1974. Feliz beat out Tigers center fielder Austin Jackson, outpacing Jackson 20-8 in first-place votes and 122-98 in points. "It is incredible," Feliz said. "I have to thank my teammates. It was a great season and we had a great year. I feel honored to receive this recognition and I feel very proud of it." Giants catcher Buster Posey won the National League award over Braves right fielder Jason Heyward.
Twins third baseman Danny Valencia finished a distant third in the AL voting with 12 points (one second-place vote). Rays starter Wade Davis received 11 third-place votes for 11 points. Tampa Bay catcher John Jaso received the only other second-place vote. No other Major League team has gone this long without having a Rookie of the Year winner.
al rookie of the year voting
|Neftali Feliz, TEX
|Austin Jackson, DET
|Danny Valencia, MIN
|Wade Davis, TB
|John Jaso, TB
|Brennan Boesch, DET
|Brian Matusz, BAL
"When the season was over and I went to the Dominican Republic, I was just enjoying my family and not thinking about this," Feliz said. "But the last couple of days I started reading the newspapers and saw I was one of the top choices to win the award. It wasn't my decision, but I'm just happy to receive it."After taking over as the Rangers' closer in mid-April, Feliz saved 40 games, setting a Major League record for most saves by a rookie. He was also 4-3 with a 2.73 ERA while being selected to the AL All-Star team. He did not pitch in the game, but he ended the season pitching for the Rangers in the World Series against the Giants. He recorded a save in the Rangers' only win. "I'm very happy for him," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "He deserves it. He was a big part of where we got to, all the way to the World Series. He handled himself extremely well. I didn't see another rookie who was more important to his team than he was to ours."
Relying on a fastball that traveled between 95-100 mph, Feliz struck out 71 batters in 69 1/3 innings while allowing 43 hits and 18 walks. He had just three blown saves. Of the 127 Major League pitchers who have saved at least 40 games in a season, Feliz is just one of 23 who had three or fewer blown saves.He allowed 8.57 baserunners per nine innings, the fourth fewest by an AL reliever. He was fourth with 5.85 hits allowed per nine innings while his 2.34 walks per nine innings was the 12th lowest among 85 AL relievers who faced at least 150 batters. He was ninth with a 3.94-1 strikeouts-to-walks ratio. "The biggest thing was being so young and going to the World Series," Feliz said. "That was for me the great moment. It was a great season. I have to be thankful to God that so many good things happen. All of that and my daughter was born. My teammates were great and so was the organization. They gave us so much support and believed in us. This is a great organization." A big factor in Feliz's success this year was continued improvement with his breaking ball and changeup. He has always been a hard thrower but developing his secondary pitches have made him a more complete pitcher. "During the season I had a lot of help from Frank Francisco and from Mike Maddux, my pitching coach," Feliz said. "As the season went on, I had more confidence in my stuff and that made me better. The biggest thing for me next year is trusting my stuff and trusting myself." Feliz also finished strong even though he was going through the mental and physical grind of his first full season in the Major Leagues. He credited that to strength and conditioning coach Jose Vazquez. Feliz had a 1.42 ERA in 31 games after the All-Star break, striking out 29 and walking just five. Though it didn't count toward his award, he pitched in seven games in the postseason and had a 1.23 ERA with one save for the AL champions. In 7 1/3 innings, he allowed one run on three hits and five walks while striking out 11. "We had a long season, but physically I feel 100 percent," Feliz said. "I could still be going strong if we were still playing."
nl rookie of the year voting
|Buster Posey, SF
|Jason Heyward, ATL
|Jaime Garcia, STL
|Gaby Sanchez, FLA
|Neil Walker, PIT
|Starlin Castro, CHC
|Ike Davis, NYM
|Jose Tabata, PIT
|Jonny Venters, ATL
He is the second reliever in two years to win the Rookie of the Year Award, following Oakland's Andrew Bailey. Huston Street won the award while with the Athletics in 2005 and Kazuhiro Sasaki won it while with the Mariners in 2000. Sasaki had 37 saves, which was the record for rookies until Feliz surpassed it this season.There is still a question if Feliz will remain a closer for the Rangers long term. He was a starter for much of his time in the Minor Leagues until being converted to a reliever last year. There has been talk of Feliz going back into the rotation at some point, but right now, the Rangers expect him to be their closer next year. "I enjoyed my season as the closer," Feliz said. "I really enjoyed the fans when they were standing and cheering when I went into the game. But at the end of the season, you have to start thinking about next year and whatever they ask me to do, I'll be ready to do it." The Rangers acquired Feliz on July 31, 2007, with shortstop Elvis Andrus, catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia and pitchers Matt Harrison and Beau Jones from the Atlanta Braves for first baseman Mark Teixeira and pitcher Ron Mahay. Feliz made his Major League debut with the Rangers on Aug. 3, 2009, against Oakland and was 1-0 with a 1.74 ERA in 20 appearances for them while retaining his rookie status for this season.
T.R. Sullivan is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Postcards from Elysian Fields and follow him on Twitter @Sullivan_Ranger. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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O' Nile Kay Keltner, 76, of Havana passed away on Sunday, September 22, 2013, at Capital Regional Medical Center in Tallahassee. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, September 25, 2013, at the Faith Funeral Home Chapel, with Pastor Greg Doss officiating. The inurnment will be held at a later date in Slainsville, West Virginia. Faith Funeral Home is handling arrangements (850.539.4300 or www.faithfuneralhome.com).
A native of Cumberland, MD, she was a former resident of West Virginia. In 1949, Kay moved to St. Petersburg and then to Havana, where she has resided for the last 14 years. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star ADAH Chapter 219 in St. Petersburg. She had attended Forest Hills United Methodist Church in Quincy and currently attended Salem United Methodist Church in Havana.
She is survived by her devoted soul mate of 17 years, David Lettelier of Havana; brother, Jan Wilfong of Havana and beloved dog, Amber.
She was preceded in death by her parents, O' Nile P. and Wade H. Wilfong and brother, Jay Wilfong.
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And the best of luck to Mr. Banville and my old friend Marlowe.
Banville is the heir to Proust, via Nabokov, and not because there is a lot of sex in Ancient Light.
Banville would win in 2005, but not without more controversy.
What if Banville just wanted to write a mystery story and make some money?
No, even I agree that his vita makes Banville look like the man for the job.
That merits a chuckle, but Banville wins the battle of the pulp fatales.
Banville may tarnish his hero a bit, particularly by tormenting him with alcohol.
If it was Hugo who invented French rhyme it was Banville who broke up the couplet.
He seemed a new de Banville—dainty, dallying, and deft—a writer of witty and pretty verses—nothing more.
In these days Banville, like Gérard de Nerval in earlier times, ronsardised.


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Mis Information Out There About Kentucky State Championship
We have gotten word that there has been someone putting out false information about this weekends Kentucky ASA State Championship shoot in London, Kentucky. I don't know if the information was put on here or not as I can't find a thread detailing it. However, just in case, I am here to clear up anything someone else might have said about the schedule. Below is a schedule of times that has been set for the shoot. If you hear information that didn't come off our club website, please go to our club page at www.southeastkybowhunters.com to verify the information. Thank You..
With the upcoming Kentucky State Championship just a few weeks away, here is a schedule of times when shooters can expect to begin shooting along with sign in times. Hope to see everyone out enjoying themselves.
- Shooters can begin signing in at 7:00 a.m.
- There will be two shotgun starts on Saturday for shooters to begin their rounds. The first one will be at 8:00 a.m with the second one being at 2:00 p.m.
- Shooters can begin signing in at 7:00 a.m
- A shotgun start will kick things off at 10:00 a.m. This will be the only start time for Sunday.
- Awards will be presented at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday
Shooters may shoot on both days if they choose to do so. They can shoot half the range on Saturday, and then come back for the second half on Sunday.
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I know it's been an uneven season and there isn't a whole lot to cheer about at this point in the season. However, that doesn't mean some Mets are not worthy of taking a trip to the All-Star game in July.
Rod Barajas, Johan Santana and Mike Pelfrey are all names that come immediately to mind. Barajas leads all National League catchers with 11 home runs and 30 RBI. He's fourth in runs scored and tied for fifth in hits.
The pitching race is a lot more contentious. Santana and Pelfrey are just two of the 20 NL pitchers who have an ERA under 3! It truly is the year of the starting pitcher. Pelfrey has the 10th lowest ERA with 2.39, while Santana's last seven shutout innings improved his ranking to tied for 13th at 2.76. What is helping Pelfrey and hurting Santana is the number of wins they have. Pelfrey is tied for second most wins with eight, but Santana is languishing at four wins, tied for 34th place, thanks to poor run support. The fact that Pelfrey is the only qualified starter with a save under his belt should put him up closer to the top.
Beyond them, there aren't a whole lot of Mets who are worthy of making the team this year. Jose Reyes is coming on strong now but had a very weak start. David Wright is good but not above average. The same goes for Jason Bay. His home run total is likely keeping him lower in the rankings.
This is how the voting stands so far:
Third base: Wright is second behind Placido Polanco of the Phillies by a good 120,000-plus votes.
Catcher: Barajas is not in the top five.
Shortstop: Reyes is not in the top five.
Outfield: Bay is 10th.
If you want to see any Mets in the All-Star game, it's time to get out there and start voting. You don't have any say in which pitchers get selected, but your votes could push Wright and Bay higher on the list, as well as get Barajas noticed. Vote for your favorite players.


text: This is my chance to remind some of you that the Cowboys, barring a meltdown that SHOULD lead to Garret's departure, are still in excellent shape to win the division and make the playoffs. Hard to imagine some were ready to give up on the season. Let's enjoy the ride. It ain't over till its over, and it ain't over yet... On the other hand, now its fashionable to say the Boys could run the table and win out. Let's be real... I'll be happy if we sneak in by beating the Skins in the final game.


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Phryne Fisher has plans for her Sydney sojourn, but they begin to go awry when Phryne's maid discovers that her respectable sister Joan has left her family for the murky nightlife on the Cross...and then postponed again because Phyrne is definitely not the woman to say 'no' when two delightful young men are on their knees, begging for her help in finding their friend innocent of theft.
It all sounds simple enough as Phryne sets investigations into motion. But when greed and fear are the motivating factors, people become ruthless and Phyrne quickly finds herself enmeshed in blackmail, secrets, lies and the dangerous influences of deep magic.
©2008 Kerry Greenwood; (P)2008 Bolinda
rambunctiously soft spoken.
"Bowled Over"
I really enjoyed this one it had a different flavor some how it wasn't something I could put my finger on ,maybe it was because this particular tale is set in Sydney instead of Melbourne .We find our beautiful flapper helping out two chums and a missing Egyptian artifact ,a tad far fetched but that didn't bother me ,Ancient Egyptian curses and the gentleman's game of cricket some how are seamlessly merged into a fantastic story.
Only Kerry could pull that off.
"Pitch Perfect"
I adore all of Phryne's adventures. Kerry Greenwood is an excellent author and Stephanie Daniel's voice superb - in Death Before Wicket Kerry, Stephanie and Phryne manage to do what I thought in the impossible: make the game of Cricket interesting.
Don't be put off by previous reviewer's comments of Stephanie Daniel having an allegedly poncy accent - she perfectly captures Australian accents of the period. If in doubt, I refer the listener to the australian characters in "The King's Speech" movie.
Give the books a go and you'll be well rewarded.
A light amusing adventure mystery, well researched background both era and subject. Characterization is nicely done and the Reader is a pleasure to listen to. Phryne (and Dot) are a delight to meet.
"showed the darker side of Phryne Fisher"
The deduction was brilliant and Phryne's knowledge of so many powerful avenues of persuation.
Death by Water, because of the similar cast, and Phryne's impulsive sexual behaviour.
the interpretaion of so many styles of voice/person.
Phryne seems very liberal with her manner for the circa.
"The bad apple"
I do love and would definitely recommend the Phryne Fisher series and have read almost all of them but if you are planning to add this one to your collection - give it a miss.
The narrative is typical of the series but in this case the conclusion of the mystery was implausible and unsatisfactory and the side or B story annoyed me personally but I won't spoil the ending if you are going to make the mistake of reading.
"A mystery and a game"
In this mystery we have again many layers involved as well as a cricket match. Kerry Greenwood describes both beautifully
"Classic Phryne"
Death Before Wicket has all the pleasures you expect to get from a Phryne Fisher novel, except this time in a totally new location, Sydney, with new and very different characters. I love how Kerry Greenwood reliable delivers all the right components while keeping each book totally fresh and new.
Armchair traveler
"As usual, another delightful Miss Fisher adventure"
The narration and expression of accents and characters was at its usually excellent level.
Phryne ventures to Sydney. Dot's sister is missing. The University has experienced a robbery and the goddess Isis may play a part in it. Phryne finds an unexpected lover in an unexpected situation. Good wine and good food. And everyone gets their just desserts! It was so good, I started in the morning and listened straight through till it was done! Highly recommended, though listening in order makes these books more enjoyable.
Mystery Maven
"Interesting turn of events"
I'm not sure I would recommend this book for a simple reason that I am a prude and although I'm understanding of Phryne's 'habits' with the opposite sex, I was uncomfortable with the level used in this installment of the series.
I've listened to all of the series to this point and Ms. Daniel's never, ever fails to bring the book to life and her command of the various characters (and their voices) were up to her usual grand standards.
patient heart
"Not up to par"
I adore Phryne and her adventures but this one seemed padded to me. Too much bantering with quotes from famous authors instead of what I have come to expect as excellent dialogue. Also Phryne seemed to get out of the well with a minimum of effort. Lifting a heavy well cover and throwing a watcher down the well in the same movements was way too out there for me and the quality of story I have come to expect. As always the narrator was fantastic.
This is a fantastic funny thriller and i really enjoyed the characters and plot.
The narrator is fabulous and the pace is great.well worth a listen.
"Great listening"
Really enjoyed this. The story was as good as ever with Kerry Greenwood and the narrator was spot on.
I enjoyed the diversity of the people in this story and our heroine is as glorious and promiscuous as usual.
Excellent naration
Very easy to as it isn't very long
Only reason I've not given it her normal 5 stars is that I'm really not interested in cricket , but it wasn't too much to spoil the general story.
"Crime and Cricket"
I have not read the print version.
"The Well" each time it appears
As always Stephanie Daniel's reading of this draws me into the story. She is a great choice for this series of stories.
Yes and if not for interruptions would have done so.
The only downer was the sudden appearance of a stray throwback to when this recording was on CDs wanting me to either change from or to cd 6 (listened July 2015)
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Lotus Evora Cup
The Lotus Evora Cup was unveiled in January at the Autosport International; a GT4-spec racing version, and a championship to go with it.
Geneva Motor Show
Evora 414e
At the International Geneva Motor Show Lotus Engineering unveiled the Lotus Evora 414E Hybrid concept, a high performance technology demonstrator with a plug-in series hybrid drive system and new technologies for enhanced driver involvement.
The Evora Carbon Concept
The Evora Carbon Concept was unveiled at the Geneva Motorshow. The pearlescent white body is complemented with a structural carbon fibre roof, Lotus motorsport influenced carbon diffuser and carbon front splitter., and finished with diamond-cut, forged alloy wheels. The interior featured carbon fibre, perforated leather and plush suedetex finish.
New Elise
Lotus announced the new 2011 MY Lotus Elise in July which as well as a new evolution body design, features the new high technology 1ZR-FAE 1.6 litre engine with an emission figure of 149g of CO2 / km, representing a significant reduction over the previous 2010 Elise S.
Lotus Engineering receives 2 awards from 'The Engineer'
The Engineer - Technology and Innovation Awards is the annual competition of the highly regarded magazine celebrating the years best engineering projects.
Project Omnivore wins first place in the Automotive, Rail and Marine sector while the Fuel Cell Hybrid Taxi triumphs in the energy sector.
The Renault car company sold its remaining shares in the Formula 1 team to Genii Capital and it is announced that the team will compete in the 2011 season as Lotus Renault GP in a new interpretation of the iconic black and gold Lotus livery of the 70's, but still with a Renault chassis.
The move meant that there would be two teams competing that season under the name Lotus, with a dispute between Proton and the other team over rights to use the Lotus name in F1.
This was resolved later in 2011 with Group Lotus regaining all rights to the use of the name Lotus and Team Lotus in Formula One.
Lotus Originals was launched early in the year as a luxury lifestyle brand, with a range of apparel, accessories and leather goods.
The Elise Club Racer is announced as a stripped-back, even lighterweight version of the Elise.
Powered by the same 1.6-litre engine as the standard Elise, the Lotus engineers managed to reduce the weight of the Elise CR by 24kg over the standard Elise. the car is also visually striking with body colour accents on the seats and throughout the interior.
Lotus Engineering and HARMAN creat the next generation intelligent pedestrian warning system, integrating the advanced HALOsonic sound synthesis system with video technology.
They also unveil the supercharged production Lotus Range Extender; an extremely compact, lightweight, low-cost engine and generator designed specifically for hybrid electric vehicles.
Hethel Test Track
The Lotus test track at Hethel was renovated in 2011 and officially re-opened on 21 June at an historic event where both current and historic Lotus cars were driven around the new track by Nigel Mansell, Jean Alesi, Vitaly Petrov, Bruno Senna, Greg and Leo Mansell, Johnny Mowlem and others as the Chapman family, members of staff, the press, Lotus dealers and VIP's watched on.
Formula One 2011 Season
Robert Kubica was due to race for Lotus Renault Gp for the 2011 season, but was severely injured in a rally in Italy in February, so Nick Heidfeld was signed to take his place to drive alongside Vitaly Petrov.
The team started the season reasonably well, but a series of set backs and new restrictions over the use of off-throttle blown diffusers were introduced for the British Grand Prix, and the team was badly affected having designed their car around the system. Bruno Senna replaced Heidfeld later in the season.
Malaysian DRB Hicom Bhd. purchase a majority stake in Lotus' parent company Proton Holdings Bhd. from state-owned Khazanah Nasional Bhd.
DRB-Hicom's automotive sector is involved in the manufacturing of components and the assembly and distribution of cars, (Volkswagen Ag and Daimler AG), trucks and motorcycles for the passenger, commercial, mass transport and defence automotive markets.
Lotus launch two new extreme models: the Exige S Roadster and an exclusive Lotus F1 Team edition Evora GTE with the help of newly appointed Lotus F1 driver, Kimi Raikkonen.
It's the first time an Exige model has been offered with a factory-fitted soft top roof. In true Lotus fashion the finely tuned suspension delivers a responsive ride and sublimely agile handling, whilst the supercharged 3.5 V6 engine with race-derived technologies delivers stunning performance. Reaching 100 kph from standing in 4 seconds (0 – 60 mph in 3.8 seconds) and 0 – 160 kph (0 – 100 mph) in 8.5 seconds.
Lotus headlined the world's biggest car culture event in the summer, the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2012, to celebrate its glorious history and toast the present.
A special sculpture, commissioned by Lotus, rose high above Lord March's immaculate grounds to reflect its heritage and continued commitment to motor racing and driving thrills.
Apart from two special new models unveiled at the festival, over forty five historic and modern Lotus race cars blasted up the hallowed hill climb, while the Lotus F1 Team thrilled the crowds in this year's grand prix challenger, the black-and-gold E20.
Olav Glasius, who boasted the largest private collection of Lotuses in Europe, brought 24 of his cars to Goodwood for a landmark auction. Models stretching all the Lotus eras included a Le Mans veteran Team Lotus Type 11, and ex-Formula One Type 18, and a mint Lotus Esprit Turbo.
Exige S
The first of the new 3.5 litre V6 engined Exige S's come off line having been unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show the previous year. Its 345 hp (350 PS) supercharged V6 engine is not for the faint hearted, delivering 0-60mph in just 3.8 seconds.
Lotus Exige S voted joint winner of evo's 'Car of the Year, 2012'
The supercharged 3.5 V6 Exige S secured the top honour from evo magazine's 'Car of the Year' test, marking the huge achievement of the entire Lotus workforce
Formula One 2012 Season
A name change to Lotus F1 Team and the introduction of the new E20 unveiled on 20 February for the 2012 start the season. 2007 world Champion Kimi Räikkönen returned to Formula One as lead driver for the team driving alongside rookie Romain Grosjean.
The team finish the season in 4th place in the team standings, with Kimi 3rd in the Driver's championship and Romain in 8th place.
Evora Sports Racer
A visually enhanced and optimised version of the mid-engined 3.5 litre Evora is launched, available in both naturally-aspirated or supercharged variants.
Four exterior colour options co-ordinate with contrasting accents of black across the roof, front splitter, side sills and rear diffuser, exaggerating the Evora's aggressive stance, highlighting its sleek silhouette.
Complementing this is a set of gloss black, forged wheels shod in sticky Pirelli P-Zero Corsa tyres, with the final touches including black name badges and a Union Jack side badge, paying homage to Lotus' heritage.
Formula One 2013 Season
Kimi Räikkönen stamps the Lotus F1 Team's intent in the E21 car by winning the season's opening Australian GP in Melbourne. Though this proved to be his only win, he achieved eight podiums. A late charge in the second half of the season saw Romain Grosjean on the podium six times.
Räikkönen's career at Lotus came to an end two races ahead of schedule when he opted to miss the races in Austin and Sao Paulo to have surgery on a recurrent back injury.
His absence, allied to stand-in Heikki Kovalainen's failure to score points in the United States or Brazil and Grosjean's dramatic final race engine failure, compromised the team's chance of improving on fourth place in the constructors' table.


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Okay, so we are little late on this one, but it can't be helped. The Founder in Geek, me, is a bit busy with movies and books.So, here are my reactions to Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. as I watched... (MASSIVE SPOILERS)1-5 Great opening intro with an ordinary single being a hero by saving a woman from a burning building. Turns out, he may have super powers. Awesome. Then, cut to D-Bag Hot Agent who is on some mission, shows his skills and will most likely be the show's "rebel". Not liking him … [Read more...]
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CorePlayer Mobile for Palm : Must have media player for Palm owners
Corecodec has released version 1.1 of its CorePlayer portable video and media application. This update has been several months in the making and includes over 750 changes/updates/fixes according to the company. The primary new features include a new CoreTheque media library, Bluetooth headphone support, numerous palm os and treo fixes, rss support, skin support and stability improvements.CorePlayer has always been one of the most comprehensive mobile multimedia players out there. Check out all the formats it covers:
MP3, AAC, MKA, WMA, WAV, OGG, Speex, WAVPACK, FLAC, MPC, AMR, ADPCM, ALaw, MuLaw, and Midi
H.264 (AVC)*, MKV, MPEG-1, MPEG-2**, MPEG-4 part 2 (ASP), DivX, XviD, WMV+, MJPEG
Matroska, TS, PS, 3GPP, AMR, MOV, AVI, MPEG-4, NSV***
Subtitles *Future versions of CorePlayer Professional will support SMI/SMIL subtitles
* DVD, Blu-Ray and HD-DVD support to be added to Pro version
** To be added later as a purchasable plug-in (Pro and Mobile)
*** Nullsoft video is supported but the formats within the container are not
+ WMV is not available on the Palm platform
Download and try Coreplayer for your Palm today!
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Pickard, Nancy. The Scent of Rain and Lightning
With a western flavor, Pickard's novel starts with the news that a locally infamous convicted killer has been released from prison. The orphan of his alleged victims, Jody, still lives in the town and has grown up in the shadow of her father's murder and her mother's disappearance. Pickard takes us back to the time of the murder and as the story unfolds, it becomes apparent that more than one person doubts that the truth has ever been told or that justice has been done. Jody wants nothing more than retribution, and in her mind, it's the lifetime incarceration of the man returning to town. Jody's powerful family is behind her, but is it strong enough to withstand the truth? With plot twists to keep you guessing, this highly recommended novel is a gripping tale of small-town mystery and revenge.


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Doobie Brothers teaming up with Boston for select summer shows
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The Doobie Brothers have added another touring companion to their upcoming schedule. The group, which is already set to play a number of dates with Peter Frampton, is now slated to join Boston for several concerts this summer.
The two groups will play their first collaborative show in The Woodlands, Texas on June 17th, and follow with stops in Allen, Texas and Chicago. The Doobies and Boston will also play four shows together in August. Their August 2nd concert in Mountain View, California will also feature John Kay and Steppenwolf.
The Doobie Brothers will launch their trek in Huntsville, Alabama this Thursday. Boston kicks off their "Heaven On Earth Tour" in Hollywood, Florida on June 5th.
Doobie Brothers-Boston Tour Dates
June 17 - The Woodlands, Texas, at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
June 18 - Allen, Texas, at the Allen Event Center
June 21 - Chicago, Illinois, at Montrose Beach
August 2 - Mountain View, California, at the Shoreline Amphitheater - also with John Kay and Steppenwolf
August 3 - Stateline, Nevada, at the Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena at Harveys
August 6 - West Valley City, Utah, at the USANA Amphitheater
August 9 - Sparta, Wisconsin, at Fort McCoy Army Base
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or u just use the white out thats like really nice on a smothe surface, i recomend presto whiteout pens there the best, u can even get drips
or u just use the white out thats like really nice on a smothe surface, i recomend presto whiteout pens there the best, u can even get drips
stealling is really fun
when i make pen ink it comes out nice but when it dries
the drips turn realllly fat and it messes up the whole tag
anyone know how to fix that?
everyone uses white out pens here in toronto, there sick.
i use them white out all the time, there rally good on smothe metal
stealling is really fun
its just cause its cold and the ink expands.
i dont think it would, cause its thicker and i dont know
umm not to sure about the cold thing cause down here in aus like 30 degree weather in a massive drought and pen ink does that i always thought it was just because of the alcohol evaporating...
just depends on the surface you do it on. metal and some plastics will do it all the time unless u know how to control it.
Found this shit about wood staining, some of which is applicable to inks too so i thought i'd share it.
Some facts about "so called" spirit stains
1. Some traders on Ebay, are selling so called spirit stains which are in fact oil based stains.
2. These stains are soluble in white spirit (which is where the confusion arises). White spirit is made by the petrochemical industry and thus is oil based.
3. Oil based stains only "take" on porous surfaces like bare wood; not on varnished, polished or wax surfaces.
4. Oil based stains have a drying time of 2-8 hours depending on conditions.
5. Additional coats of oil stain will NOT darken the wood further.
6. Oil based stains can be bought at any DIY store under the trade name of Rustins or Coloron
7. Naptha stains which are also oil based are only available from specialist polish suppliers
8. Oil stains are ideal when covering a large surface as the drying time is slow.
9. All stains can be intermixed providing they are made from the same base.
Some facts about genuine Spirit stains
1. Spirit stains, whether in powder or liquid form, are soluble in alcohol usually in the form of meths or cellulose thinners
2. Spirit stains will "take" on virtually any smooth surface including existing polishes and waxes as well as bare wood.
3. Spirit based stain dries in seconds on bare wood leaving a light powdery residue that needs to be wiped off.
4. Additional coats of spirit stain will darken the surface each time
5. Spirit stain is NOT sold in your average DIY store
6. Spirit powder stains can be mixed with french polish or cellulose to colour the polish.
7.Professional restorers use spirit, naptha and water based stains all the time.


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WORLD PREMIERE: The Script 'Superheroes'
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The Script is back with brand new music! The band is gearing up to release their fourth studio album No Sound Without Silence in the fall, but the guys are giving fans a taste of what they've been working on with their brand new single "Superheroes."
Check out the iHeartRadio World Premiere of "Superheroes" on demand below!


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Gastric tissue biopsy and cultureCulture - gastric tissue; Biopsy - gastric tissue
Gastric tissue biopsy is the removal of stomach tissue for examination. A culture is a laboratory test that examines the tissue sample for bacteria and other organisms that can cause disease.
This article focuses on the laboratory test. For information on how the test sample is taken, see: upper endoscopy (or EGD).
How the Test is Performed
The gastric tissue biopsy sample is removed during an upper endoscopy. For information on how this procedure is performed, see upper endoscopy (or EGD).
The health care provider sends the tissue sample to a laboratory where it is examined for signs of cancer, certain infections, or other problems.
How to Prepare for the Test
Don't eat or drink anything for 6 - 12 hours before the biopsy procedure. For more information see upper endoscopy.
How the Test Will Feel
For information on how the biopsy procedure will feel, see: Upper endoscopy.
Why the Test is Performed
This test may be done to diagnose a stomach ulcer or the cause of other stomach symptoms. These symptoms may include:
- Loss of appetite or weight loss
- Nausea and vomiting
- Pain in the upper part of the belly
- Black stools
- Vomiting blood or coffee-ground like material
A gastric tissue biopsy and culture can help detect:
- Cancer
- Infections, most commonly Helicobacter pylori, which can cause stomach ulcers
Normal Results
Abnormal results may be due to:
- Gastric cancer
- Gastritis, when the lining of the stomach becomes inflamed or swollen
- H. pylori infection, which causes most ulcers in the stomach
The examples above are common measurements for results of these tests. Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Some labs use different measurements or test different samples. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
What Abnormal Results Mean
A gastric tissue biopsy is normal if it does not show cancer, other damage to the lining of the stomach, or signs of Helicobacter pylori infection.
A gastric tissue culture may be considered normal if it does not show certain bacteria. Stomach acids normally prevent too much bacteria from growing
There are no risks associated with a culture. For information on risks related to the biopsy procedure, see upper endoscopy.
Peura DA, Crowe SE. Helicobacter pylori. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger & Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 50.
Review Date: 10/22/2011
Reviewed By: Linda J. Vorvick, MD, Medical Director, MEDEX Northwest Division of Physician Assistant Studies, University of Washington, School of Medicine. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.


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President's Budget Includes Promising News for Early Childhood
February 14, 2012 | Hannah Matthews
On Monday, President Obama released his budget blueprint, laying out his priorities for FY 2013, which begins October 1. His budget offers a vision for the country that includes a long-term reduction in the federal deficit while making investments in the short-term, including through education and workforce programs that bolster the economic recovery and get Americans back to work. The proposal includes changes to the tax code, including reducing tax credits for the wealthy and extending critical tax credits for low-income families.
The President's budget follows the template created by the Budget Control Act, which cut discretionary spending by $900 billion for the next ten years. Within that budgetary constraint, the President proposes some modest increases in funding for several early childhood programs:
- An $825 million increase for the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG), comprised of $325 million in discretionary funding and $500 million in mandatory funding (through approval of the Ways and Means and Finance Committees). Budget documents propose that $300 million of the discretionary funding be used for quality improvement grants to states. A portion of these funds would go to states in the form of formula grants and a portion would be for competitive grants.These funds would be in addition to the requirement for states to spend a minimum of 4 percent of CCDBG funds on quality activities.
- An $85 million increase for Head Start and Early Head Start to support the Office of Head Start's designation renewal process and cost-of-living increases. According to the Administration, these funds will maintain the current number of children served.
- A $20 million increase for the IDEA Part C services for infants and toddlers.
- $850 million for Race to the Top, including some portion of funding to be used for the Early Learning Challenge.
- $100 million for the Promise Neighborhoods initiative.
- $5 million to support Paid Family Leave in states.
The budget also includes some challenges for child care and early education, including flat funding of Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, of which some funds are used for early education, IDEA preschool grants, and 21st Century Community Schools.
Following the President's proposal, the budget debate will now move to Congress where the House and Senate will have the opportunity to include investments in child care and early education in their respective budgets.


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Friday, December 7, 2012
The NY Times is Creating New Middle Grade/Young Adult Bestseller Lists
When I tell people outside of the publishing world that I write middle grade fiction I usually get a blank stare. When I say I write children's books, even children's novels, people's minds go straight to picture books.
So, needless to say, it was with great interest that I saw the NY Times' announcement that they will be splitting the children's bestseller list into middle grade and young adult. Whew! Hopefully this will raise awareness for the wonders of middle grade, which, if you aren't familiar with the term, is for children roughly 8-12 years old.
What do you think of the change?
35 comments:
- Amanda P. said...
It's a logical, necessary adjustment that fits accordingly with the times. No pun intended…seriously. :D
- December 7, 2012 at 12:08 PM
- Alan Tucker said...
About time! Amazon has finally created a "teen" category out of their children's section as well.
Now if I can only get on that NYT list! :-)
- December 7, 2012 at 12:13 PM
- Susan Kaye Quinn said...
- December 7, 2012 at 12:19 PM
- Natalie Whipple said...
I love the change! What I think is even more telling is the idea that the ebook format will now be included in the equation—it feels like the list will be much more reflective of what is selling.
- December 7, 2012 at 12:23 PM
- Bryan Russell said...
I like it, as they can be very different types of books. But there will be some interesting calls to make. I mean, the first part of the Harry Potter series are middle grade novels, while the latter books are basically YA. Do you split that sort of thing up in the lists? Place them in one or the other? Both?
- December 7, 2012 at 12:24 PM
- Kevin McGill said...
I saw the teen section pop up in Amazon but can't find it for KDP. Any clues?
- December 7, 2012 at 12:56 PM
- marysuttonauthor.com said...
As an author in this age group I approve
- December 7, 2012 at 12:57 PM
- F.T. Bradley said...
Progress, I hope! I'm a MG debut, and it's been an uphill battle just to get people to understand what MG means, let alone get noticed.
- December 7, 2012 at 1:09 PM
- Cate Hart said...
Yay! Maybe now there will be better awareness. I get the same blank stare and it makes my toes curl when I have to say "I write YA....yanno like....Twilight or Hunger Games." But the lightbulb finally flickers on.
- December 7, 2012 at 2:13 PM
It seems such an obvious thing; like it shouldn't be a new listing at all and that the separate lists would have been around a long time. Sure, there's some overlap between MG and YA (as there should be), but two lists for two quite different groups just seems something that should be automatic.
My only concern, as ever, is people inside the industry cooking up requirements for what should and should not be in MG or YA; trying too hard to enforce dubiously justified differentiations. I would like to think that the large numbers of adults that read YA books causes industry professionals to take pause with restrictions and requirements on category or genre. Overlap is inconvenient, but eliminating it makes for lesser books.
- December 7, 2012 at 2:38 PM
- Jenna St. Hilaire said...
Verrry eeenteresting. I'm curious whether title competitions were involved, like the earlier split of the bestseller lists due to Rowling's domination, but nothing's on my radar there.
I write on the upper MG/lower YA borderline, so I wonder if the split will cause the categories to widen further and make things harder for those of us not working very clearly in one or the other. But eh, the industry is always in a whirl. And I'm all in favor of more awareness of the wonders of middle grade. ;)
Also, I'm with Natalie Whipple on the ebook point. It'll be especially interesting to see how much the ebook market affects children's lit.
- December 7, 2012 at 4:42 PM
- Will Overby said...
That is fantastic for those of us who write MG! Thanks for the heads-up, Nathan!
- December 7, 2012 at 5:12 PM
- Natalie Aguirre said...
I think that's fantastic for middle grade authors. We don't get enough attention and hopefully this will help spread the word for middle grade authors. More will be able to say they made the New York Times Best Seller list too.
- December 7, 2012 at 5:22 PM
- Shell said...
That is totally wicked! And hopefully I will be on that MG best-seller list someday...
- December 7, 2012 at 6:17 PM
- Christina Baglivi Tinglof said...
great idea...love a good list
- December 7, 2012 at 6:22 PM
- Caroline Starr Rose said...
Necessary! Wonderful! About time!
- December 7, 2012 at 6:23 PM
- Caroline Starr Rose said...
The next thing that needs to happen is a debut award for MG, like YA's Morris.
- December 7, 2012 at 6:24 PM
- April Henry said...
Old way: Up to 10 authors on the list.
New way: Up to 30 authors on the list (because they are expanding to 15).
What's not to like?
- December 7, 2012 at 6:33 PM
- Mirka Breen said...
When I tell people (non-writing civilians) I write middle grade novels, I get asked if I mean that I write "so-so books." You know, not top-notch and not bottom of the barrel.
This category used to be known as "chapter books" a term which is now reserved for very young middle grade.
Anything to raise awareness.
- December 7, 2012 at 6:35 PM
- Debra Feldman said...
Yay! I am writing middle grade and am glad for the distinction. Thanks NYT (and Nathan for posting the news).
- December 7, 2012 at 6:39 PM
- Lisa Ahn said...
I love that idea, mostly as a reader. My daughter is 8 and it helps to have the distinction. She is NOT ready for the themes of YA. MG is perfect. (And she loved Jacob Wonderbar FYI)
- December 7, 2012 at 7:04 PM
- James Duckett said...
While I doubt it will help with public perception of MG, I think it is a great idea!
- December 7, 2012 at 9:16 PM
- Tracy Edward Wymer said...
about time... funny how we praise people for doing what should've been done a while back....
- December 7, 2012 at 9:41 PM
- Kai Strand said...
Great news! MG rocks. I get that same blank stare.
- December 8, 2012 at 12:14 AM
- Whirlochre said...
I think we should just split the children — particularly the annoying ones.
Seriously though (because, of course, the idea of splitting children, particularly with an axe, is just a joke) this ought to bring clarity to the situation.
- December 8, 2012 at 2:38 AM
- LinWash said...
Finally! This is a great change!
- December 8, 2012 at 8:10 AM
- Kristi Helvig said...
As the parent of an 8-yo boy who is an avid reader, I think it's an awesome change and can't wait to see it!
- December 8, 2012 at 1:49 PM
- wendy said...
I wonder if this reflects a trend towards greater sales in the YA and MG categories?
- December 8, 2012 at 4:34 PM
Interesting how little the general public, our ultimate customers, care about the hair-splitting distinctions that can preoccupy us writers.
- December 9, 2012 at 1:56 PM
- Hillary said...
This is such welcome news for middle grade books! Woot!
- December 9, 2012 at 7:49 PM
I think it's wonderful for both MG authors and that the NYT is keeping up with changes in books and publishing. It's a good sign.
- December 10, 2012 at 11:47 AM
- Peter Dudley said...
A non-writer asked me a few years back what I was writing, and I said, "A middle grade adventure story." She looked horrified and replied, "Oh come on, you're more talented than that. You should show more confidence in your writing."
It was several minutes after the conversation was over and we'd parted that I realized she had misunderstood "middle grade" to mean "mediocre."
Is this change at NYT a good thing or not? Eh. It's a thing.
- December 10, 2012 at 5:40 PM
I just hope it doesn't turn out like another Amazon bestseller list. Those things amaze (and entertain) me. There seems to be a bestseller list for everything over there...and don't ever think those things are truly depicting sales. They don't mean a thing. So I hope the NYT keeps it real.
- December 11, 2012 at 11:53 AM
- Maureen McGowan said...
Great! A little late, perhaps, but great!
As a YA author, I have similar issues... When I tell people YA or teen, they think middle grade.
Okay, they don't think the words "middle grade" unless they are in the business, but that's the kind of story they think of....
- December 11, 2012 at 12:36 PM
- max said...
Anything that helps raise awareness of middle grade fiction is a positive development.
Middle grade action-adventures @ mystery fiction are primarily what I write. Kids say reading one is like being in an exciting movie. Ten books are published and I have contracts for 13 more. In my case, middle grade is alive, well, and getting stronger.
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Shot a nice doe this morning
I got to the stand a little late this morning. I was almost to the stand and heard a deer snort. It must have been right under my stand. So I get to the stand and get settled about 6:20am. At 7:06 I spot movement in the corn field, it's a deer headed my way.
It's a doe, not huge but not small either. Probably 130-140lbs. She gets to the edge of the woods about 65 yards from me and turns feeding away. For some reason she turns 180 degrees and starts walking my direction.
If she keeps coming, she'll pass by at 8 yards. Slowly she feeds my way. I wait patiently and come to draw just before she gets to the opening. Now I'm holding, waiting. She is taking her time. I put the pin on her and need one more step to clear the tree limb. I hold right at the heart line knowing it's going to hit a little high. Whack!
She turns and runs about 15 yards and stops. I thought she was going to fold up right there. She then trots off about 65 yards, I can still see her through the Binos. She beds down in the filter strip. I notice her head dropping lower and lower. I think she's done.
I decide it is best to wait about 45min and also to see if a buck walks by. No such luck. So I lower my bow and climb down. I untie my bow and start to nock the arrow. Crunch, crunch. I glance over and here is this spike buck. He walks right down the fence line. If I had leaned over, I could have touched him. I'm on one side of the tree, he is on the other. Good thing he wasn't bigger. I didn't move a muscle, except for the big grin under my face mask. He looked right at me and didn't see me LOL. I could have shot him easily.
Back to tracking, I find the arrow and it's covered in blood and broken. dang! It looks like the spitfire xp did it's job. So I follow the trail pretty easily right to the deer.Chris Christenson - Admin
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wish I could say my morning went that well.......spent a horrible day walking around looking for a really nice buck that I shot very low and we beleive I just grazed........had the dog search guys come and everything and nothing.....so I will be giving up hunting for a few days.......I cut things up and split them down!
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I dont know it was kinda of a one time hunting pass to this place....my hunting buddy lives there but when people find out it happened and trust me this stuff has a way of getting around.....the actaul land owner will kindly ask me not to come back.....so I screwed that up.....
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Great to hear you got a doe Chris. I do not know where all the deer around here have went(possibly Blue Tongue).
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