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December 2, 2009
Hayden junior Ben Williams lays the ball into the basket in the first half of Tuesday night's 46-37 win against the Soroco Rams in Oak Creek. The two faced off in a cross-county showdown during the first game of the season.
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Tuesday marked the start of a new season for two area basketball teams as the Hayden Tigers and Soroco Rams faced off in a cross-county showdown. Despite a little early season rust on both sides of the court, the boys opener turned out to be a good start as both teams left the court with high expectations for the season.
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September 2013
Vacheron Constantin joins hands with TASVEER to promote the art of photography in India and to celebrate "Season 8" of renowned photographers : Andreas Volwahsen, Karen Knorr, Michael Kenna, Jyoti Bhatt and a collection of rare photographs by Women in Indian Photography 1850s-1950s'.
Photography and Horology share a common ground through their relationship with time. Two years ago 'A Journey into the time of Maharajas' celebrated its association with princely India with an exclusive exhibition of rare photographs of Indian royalty followed by a showcase of 'Divine Moments' captured by renowned photographer Raghu Rai last year.
This year, the retrospective photographs in Tasveer's Season 8, illustrates and recalls the art, culture, heritage and architecture of India with an innovative vision. Brilliant works of the avant garde photographers and a collection of rare photographs by Women in Indian Photography 1850s-1950s'explore how photographers and curators look back at the history of art and reinterpret it for the 21st century.
There is a marked energy of modern India with a defined link to the past and to history, seen afresh. Taking you through a journey from the 13th century temples of Konark captured progressively by Andreas Volwahsen to Karen Knorr's staged juxtaposition of animals in old-glorious interiors giving photographs a classic yet contemporary emphasis. Along the way, the exhibitions explore the poetry of the natural landscapes of Asia over the years in the work of Michael Kenna; the folk traditions and aesthetics of rural India in the work of Jyoti Bhatt; and the changing representation of Indian women in a special collection showcasing women from the colonial era to Bollywood.
Seen individually these exhibitions are designed to address specific areas of visual culture and art history through the eyes of powerful voices from the world of photography. The complete range of photographs from Season 8 will travel through the year across Tasveer and its partner galleries in Mumbai, Kolkata, New Delhi, Bangalore and Ahmedabad.
About Tasveer
Tasveer is an organisation committed to the art of photography and photography as art. Dedicated to promoting and showcasing vintage, modern and contemporary photography, Tasveer has created a network of galleries between Bangalore, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Ahmedabad.
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Bangalore |
August 30 – September 20, 2013 |
Delhi |
September 23 – October 3, 2013 |
Mumbai |
November 30 – December 10, 2013 |
Kolkata |
February 8 – February 18, 2013 |
Gateway of India, Mumbai, India
Gateway of India, Mumbai, India
Gulbarga, View over the roof of Gulbarga mosque
Gulbarga, View over the roof of Gulbarga mosque
"Subjects & Spaces: Women in Indian Photography" Exhibition Portrait of Maharani Gayatri Devi, c. 1945 taken by Vivienne (Studio), London
"Subjects & Spaces: Women in Indian Photography" Exhibition Portrait of Maharani Gayatri Devi, c. 1945 taken by Vivienne (Studio), London
Jyoti Bhatt
Jyoti Bhatt


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text: SAN DIEGO (AP) - Peyton Manning or Ryan Leaf? It was the big question going into the 1998 draft and one that was quickly answered that fall. Indianapolis made the right choice and Bobby Beathard and the San Diego Chargers were stuck with a colossal mistake. Nearly 15 years later, Manning is still crossing paths with the Chargers. On Monday night, he'll bring his Denver Broncos (2-3) to Qualcomm Stadium to face the AFC West rival Chargers (3-2). It'll be the first time the Chargers have faced Manning since he joined the Broncos in the offseason. It turns out the Chargers have owned Manning, in a sense. The Chargers are 5-1 against Manning since 2005, when they ruined Indianapolis' shot at a perfect season. They also eliminated Manning and the Colts from the playoffs in consecutive seasons. But they never owned him in the way that really would have mattered. In the spring of 1998, the Chargers were looking to replace Stan Humphries, the only quarterback who ever got them to the Super Bowl. Humphries had been sidelined midway through the 1997 season with a concussion and then decided to retire. Indianapolis had the No. 1 pick. San Diego had the third. Beathard sent a king's ransom of draft picks and players to Arizona to move up one spot. He said he tried to move into the top spot but Bill Polian, then the Colts' GM, didn't want to make the deal. Beathard knew which of the two he would have taken, if given the chance to pick first. ``Absolutely Peyton Manning. Absolutely,'' Beathard said a few days ago while visiting San Diego. ``I even called Archie,'' Beathard said, referring to Manning's father. ``In fact, I called Bill Polian to try to make that trade and Bill said they weren't sure which one they were going to take, so he didn't want to do that.'' Beathard - the only GM to build a Super Bowl team in San Diego - can't remember what he offered Polian for the top pick, only that he wanted it. He didn't get it. Indy got a quarterback that would eventually win one Super Bowl, get his team to another and has been chosen NFL MVP four times. San Diego got a quarterback who hurled obscenities and interceptions at an alarming rate before his career flamed out. Beathard remembers coming back from a fact-finding trip to Pullman, Wash., aware of Leaf's talent - he had led Washington State to the Rose Bowl the previous season - but unaware of his combustible personality. ``The thing is about Peyton, we knew them. I knew Archie. It would have been a slam dunk,'' said Beathard, who retired in 2000 and now lives in Tennessee. ``Polian told me later, `I'm not sure which one is better.' There's no question Ryan was good in college. But all the off-field stuff, they were things that I know their coach didn't divulge and he stuck up for him when I went up there. ``It was a mistake we made that was hard to recover from. We would have taken Peyton, no question about it. It wasn't even a hard decision.'' Beathard has another regret. When Indy wouldn't give up the No. 1 pick, Beathard thought about trading down and grabbing another quarterback. ``I can't remember who, and I wish I had done it,'' Beathard said. Beathard always loathed first-round draft picks, treating them as if they were nuclear waste. He often dealt them to stock up on lower-round picks and then take flyers on players from lesser-known schools. Some panned out. Many didn't. In this case, though, the Chargers were stuck. ``The thing didn't come out well,'' Beathard said. ``We were scared to death we'd be stuck without a quarterback. We knew we had to get one of the two guys. We unanimously agreed on Peyton, but we couldn't make that trade up, so we thought we'd at least be fortunate to get one of them. But then all hell broke loose.'' The Chargers opened 2-0 in 1998 before Leaf's meltdown began, on and off the field. He had an abysmal performance in a loss at Kansas City. The next day, he berated a reporter in the locker room, unaware that a television cameraman was taping the entire exchange. After the team's bye week, reports surfaced that Leaf acted obnoxiously while bar-hopping during a visit to Pullman to contribute $200,000 to his alma mater. His poor performance on the field led the Chargers to bench him, and he finished that season with 15 interceptions, two touchdowns and a 39.0 passer rating. During his long career, Beathard had a hand in building seven Super Bowl teams in jobs ranging from scout to GM. One of his greatest successes was hiring Joe Gibbs as coach of the Washington Redskins in 1981. Together, they won two of the three Super Bowls they reached in the 1980s. He wasn't as lucky in 1998. ``It was really bad,'' Beathard said. ``There were people in the league that thought we made the right choice, that we got the better of the two. In hindsight, it really made us or me look silly that we didn't know all that. But we didn't. I went up there, asked everybody if there were any problems and was told, `He's a great kid' and all that stuff. There were a lot of them up there that stuck up for him.'' Leaf missed the 1999 season after injuring his right shoulder during training camp and still managed to get into trouble. While rehabbing his shoulder that November, he was suspended for four weeks for cussing at Beathard and others in the organization. Leaf got the heave-ho in February 2001 by then-GM John Butler. Recently, he's faced drug and burglary charges in Texas and Montana. For Beathard, it's hard to forget. For Manning, he doesn't want to remember recent losses to San Diego, although he did beat them his first three tries, including a showdown against Leaf as rookies in 1998. ``For me, I'm playing for the Broncos right now. This is my first time playing the Chargers under these circumstances,'' he said. ``There is some newness to this game and some unknown in terms of what they'll do. We have new things we're working on and developing at the same time. I think it's hard to draw comparisons to years past.'' The Chargers also will always be linked with Manning's younger brother, Eli. The Chargers took Eli Manning with the first pick overall in 2004 despite Archie Manning's request that they not do so, then swapped the player's rights to the New York Giants for Philip Rivers and additional picks. Eli Manning has gone on to lead the Giants to two Super Bowl victories. --- Online: http://pro32.ap.org/poll and http://twitter.com/AP-NFL |


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The Cipher of Damnation - Borak's Charge
Borak, Son of Oronok at the bridge near Eclipse Point in Shadowmoon Valley wants you to recover the Third Part of the Cipher of Damnation from Ruul the Darkener.
This mission will require a group.
That Cipher fragment will never reach Zuluhed. You're going to ambush Ruul the Darkener and his transport before it has a chance to make the delivery.
The Dragonmaw Fortress is directly east of here, across the Netherwing Fields. Somewhere between Dragonmaw Fortress and the Sanctum of the Stars is where you'll find Ruul. Strike hard and strike fast! And <name>, from the sound of it, this Ruul is going to be tough. Keep your guard up.
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The hosts fell further behind league leaders Manchester United in midweek and face a Reds side who need a win to boost their hopes of Champions League qualification
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The game is likely to have come too soon for Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany (calf), while the same can be said about Micah Richards (knee) who is edging closer to a return.
Brothers Kolo and Yaya Toure remain on Africa Cup of Nations duty with Ivory Coast, meaning Roberto Mancini is unlikely to make too many changes.
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Could Siri's Personal Assistant Really Help Users?
While available only on the ubiquitous iPhone right now, the company intends to release versions for Android and BlackBerry, as well.
The app will allow you to search for locations and perform various functions. For example, you can ask the app "Find me the closest Starbucks." Using Nuance's voice recognition technology, which is considered among the best, it will then return a list of Starbucks outlets near your current location to you.
You can also ask the Siri Assistant to "find tickets to 'Avatar'" and it will find nearby showings and, if possible, allow you to buy them directly from the app. Here's what the company says about the app:
Just like a real assistant, Siri understands what you say, accomplishes tasks for you and adapts to your preferences over time.On an iPhone 3GS, Siri Assistant runs well. It's unclear if they say it's not designed for the iPhone 3G because of its slower processor, and that the app won't run at all because of that (or just poorly).
Today, Siri can help you find and plan things to do. You can ask Siri to find a romantic place for dinner, tell you what's playing at a local jazz club or get tickets to a movie for Saturday night.
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Currently, the app is free, and Siri reportedly makes a profit from any monetary transactions, like purchasing movie tickets, that are conducted through Siri. One issue we have with this (as well as a number of apps that use voice recognition): no Bluetooth headset support. It would be a lot easier if I didn't have to raise the phone to my mouth to use the app.
It does, however, have functionality built-in that would allow it to sense when you raise it to your head. This is an option off by default, and would obviously interfere with the same option on the Google Mobile App.
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On Monday, a unanimous National Labor Relations Board dismissed a union petition seeking to represent 46 shoe sales associates at a Bergdorf Goodman store in New York. This decision comes on the heels of the NLRB's ruling last week where the Board certified a "micro-unit" of Macy's cosmetic and fragrance sales associates, relying on its controversial decision in Specialty HealthCare, 357 N.L.R.B. No. 83, 191 LRRM 1137 (2011).
Summary of the Case
The employer, Bergdorf Goodman, is a luxury department store in Manhattan with over 350 sales associates. The union filed a representation petition with the NLRB seeking to organize and represent 41 sales associates in two different departments within the Women's store. In May 2012, the Regional Director found the unit appropriate and ordered an election held.
The Board reversed the Regional Director's decision, finding that the sales associates in Salon Shoes and those in Contemporary Footwear do not share a sufficient community of interest to constitute a single bargaining unit. Although the associates in each department share similar functions, the crucial difference between these employees and the cosmetics sales associates in Macy's is the organizational structure established by the employer. At Bergdorf Goodman, the shoes sales associates are assigned to two separate departments: Salon Shoes and Contemporary Footwear, which is part of a larger Contemporary Sportswear department. In contrast, the Macy's cosmetic and fragrance associates are part of the same department established by the store itself. In Bergdorf, the union's attempt to "carve out" the Contemporary Footwear sales associates from the Contemporary Sportswear department proved fatal to the petition.
Additionally, the supervisory structure at Bergdorf Goodman differed from that at Macy's. In Macy's, the Board noted that all cosmetics and fragrance associates are all directly supervised by the same Sales Manager. Bergdorf Goodman, on the other hand, has separate sales directors responsible for Salons Shoes and Contemporary Sportswear. Moreover, because the two departments are located on different, non-adjacent floors of the building, sales associates from each department answer to separate floor managers. Finally, Salon Shoes has its own department manager, but Contemporary Footwear does not, since it is part of the larger Contemporary Sportswear.
Importantly, the NLRB explored factors which, if present, might have justified affirming the Regional Director's ruling. For example, if the sales associates answered to common supervisors, or if the associates regularly transferred between the two departments, the NLRB indicated it might have found the unit appropriate. In dismissing the petition, the Board found that the "boundaries of the petitioned-for unit do not resemble any administrative or operational lines drawn by the Employer."
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The Bergdorf decision provides some insight into how an employer can best structure its business to avoid the potential for "micro-units." Bergdorf makes clear that even with the NLRB's current pro-union stance, it may still defer to the organizational structure established by an employer in determining the appropriateness of a unit. Employers should consider formally classifying as many employees as possible into the same "department," having employees share office or warehouse space, requiring employees to shoulder responsibilities in multiple departments when possible, cross-training employees, and employing common supervision and employee relations.
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Place the butter and pepperoni slices in a medium, heavy-bottomed saucepan set over medium heat. Stirring occasionally, render the fat from the pepperoni until the meat resembles hard coins and is just shy of burning. This should yield about 1/3 cup.
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2009-2015 Cadillac CTS-V General Discussion Discussion, Brand New CTS-V Overheated and Broke Down in Cadillac CTS-V Series Forum - 2009-2015; Look into your state law for voiding a new vehicle purchase. Some states have a few days window for a ...
- 06-03-13 08:02 PM #31Cadillac Owners Enthusiast
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Look into your state law for voiding a new vehicle purchase. Some states have a few days window for a complete refund if you have problems. If your car truly smoked and smelled, there is engine damage. Period.
Do we all need to go heck radiator hose clamps now?
- 06-03-13 09:32 PM #32Originally Posted by austin
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There was an issue with my hose clamp long long time ago. Thankfully it wasn't bad and I noticed the fluid under the car before I headed to work. I'm paranoid. I always check my garage floor and look underneath on the pavement whenever leaving places.
I have a tow company number saved to my cell also. I trust them. I don't want some dumb guy screwing up anything pulling my car onto a flatbed. I don't mind paying the 50bux. - Sponsored Links Remove Advertisements
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Not necessarily engine damage if it smoked, could have been something like a hose or electrical wire was routed too close to the engine or exhaust from the factory and fried and smoked making things look worse then they necessarily were and that could be why the car died too. Replace the wire or hose and clean off the exhaust and the car would be good as new. We need to know more facts and those should be known in time.
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I would drive it like i stole it for a bank robbery. Test it lol.
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Now that all the kinks are worked out, enjoy the car. I brought my V used. The previous owner had 15 warranty problems, including transmission work. Now the car is perfect for me, not 1 problem.
- 06-04-13 06:53 AM #38Originally Posted by spadad
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Checking in today after spending yesterday blasting through the Rockies on back roads in the V wagon. WOW. Glad it was a simple problem, OP. Enjoy the hell out of your car. I sure am enjoying mine!
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Glad it got resolved, so far. That really does blow, though. I would be extremely paranoid for a while until I put on some good miles. Hopefully it doesn't become a headache car you're always dropping off at the dealership, for a rental or otherwise something else problematic. The V is a good car though, hopefully yours will shape up once broken in. I hate having my time wasted especially with dealerships who don't do the right thing.
Sounds like your dealership is a good one, but as far as the Onstar goes I'll definitely be ignoring GM's renewal requests now because that part of the story is pretty mind boggling. It should be free when they're that incompetent. How do they expect to survive in the S&P if this is the standard calibration of their service? (GM goes back on Friday for the first time since the bailout)
Thankfully most of us have the Cadillac shield protection in effect, onstar is disappointing and doesn't deserve to be capitalized. - 06-11-13 01:48 AM #41Cadillac Owners Fanatic
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I just picked up my brand new CTS-V Coupe. The very next morning my wife and I drove it to our warehouse to inventory our business. About 20 miles from home, so a total of about 25 miles since I got it, cruising on the freeway and all of a sudden the car goes into "Reduced Power Mode" and the Traction Control lights up as well. I activated the OnStar and asked them to run a diagnostic on it.
Comes back as Multi-Port Fuel Injection System-service immediately. I did not want to limp it back to the dealer I purchased it from, so OnStar called a local dealership, where I actually bought my first CTS from, and they said it was the connector on the gas pedal, came loose.
Brand new cars do break! - 06-11-13 01:24 PM #43
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Hello Mr. Hyde,
I apologize for the experience you and your wife had to go through with your brand new vehicle. Is the vehicle at the dealership being fixed right now? I hope you have the vehicle back in your hands soon, and can enjoy your CTS-V!
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Three days later and all was well. Got her home and gave her a good bath. Noticed two small dents in the hood. Of course no one wants to take "credit" for those dents, so I have a brand new car that was in my hands for a total of two days now and I have to either live with the dents or pay the expense out of my own pocket.
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| Tingo sees the members of Niki's band arrive at her house and is super excited that they're rehearsing there, as thinks they're so cool. | |
| People say "Thank you" and "You're welcome". | |
| Elmo, Herry Monster and Prairie Dawn sing about the number "Three." (on-screen numbers added) | |
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| Tingo also finds it cool that the band likes the new song Niki wrote. He looks a picture of them and thinks Mike's vest is cool too and he finds one in his trunk just like it. He also admires Sam's scarf and Tom's hair, which he both has in his trunk. Niki calls him over to meet her friends and he wonders if they'll like him as much as he likes them. | |
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- Half a lemon plus 3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 3 tablespoons cold-pressed olive oil plus more for drizzling
- 1 heaping tablespoon drained small capers
- Fine sea salt
- 1 firm medium artichoke
- A small chunk of Parmesan cheese, for shaving
- Freshly ground pepper
Trim and very thinly slice the radishes, carrot, celery, leek and fennel bulb using a manual mandoline-type slicer.
In a large bowl, combine the 3 tablespoons lemon juice with the mustard and beat lightly with a fork; beat in the 3 tablespoons olive oil. Stir in the drained capers and season with sea salt.
Trim the artichoke, rubbing the cut portions with the lemon half as you go to prevent discoloration. Cut off the stem and pull off all the dark outer leaves around the base. Cut the artichoke crosswise about 1 1/2 inches from the base to remove the remaining leaves. Scoop out the hairy choke and trim around the top and bottom of the heart.
Slice the artichoke heart very thin and toss with the dressing. Add the sliced vegetables and toss gently.
Arrange the carpaccio on plates or on a platter. Using a vegetable peeler, shave Parmesan on top. Season with pepper, drizzle with olive oil if desired and serve.


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Red Panda
The red panda (Ailurus fulgens), also known as the lesser panda and red cat-bear, nicknamed the firefox, is a small arboreal mammal of the Ailuridae native to the eastern Himalayas and southwestern China.
The red panda is slightly larger than a domestic cat. They have long, soft reddish-brown fur on their upper parts, blackish fur on the lower parts, and a light face with tear markings and robust cranial-dental features. The light face has white badges similar to those of a raccoon, but each individual can have distinctive markings.
Their roundish head has medium-sized upright ears, a black nose, and very, almost pitch black, dark eyes. Their long bushy tail with six alternating yellowish red transverse ochre rings provides balance and excellent camouflage against its habitat of moss- and lichen-covered trees. The legs are black and short with thick fur on the soles of the paws. This fur serves as thermal insulation on snow-covered or ice surfaces and conceals scent glands which are also present on the anus.
It feeds mainly on bamboo, but is omnivorous and also eats eggs, birds, insects, and small mammals. It is a solitary animal, mainly active from dusk to dawn, and is largely sedentary during the day.
Red Panda have been classified as vulnerable species by the IUCN as its wild population is estimated at less than 10,000 mature individuals, and has become locally extinct from the Chinese provinces of Guizhou, Gansu, Shaanxi and Qinghai.
Red Pandas in mainstream media[edit]
- Firefox - The character logo of the Web browser of the same name.
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- Master Shifu
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She was talented and saucy. She was a little girl who grew up in difficult circumstances in Chester, Pa., in the early 1900s and went on to become a star.
Her name was Ethel Waters, and today, Broadway's Terry Burrell has written and stars in her play Ethel, at the Walnut Street Theater's Independence Studio on 3 through March 11.
Burrell, who first appeared at the Walnut in the pre-Broadway tryout of Eubie in 1978, and on Broadway in such productions as Three Penny Opera, Into The Woods, Dreamgirls and others, said that when it came to writing Ethel, she simply had no choice.
"I first started doing the research about twenty years ago when I was looking for something to develop. I knew I needed to produce something of my very own," Burrell explained. "My friends encouraged me to work on this piece because they felt Ethel Waters was in danger of being forgotten."
Burrell's research uncovered a woman who was the product of rape, rejected by her mother and raised in poverty by her grandmother. She was a woman who learned to use colorful language, rough men and good old American street skills to work her way into a career that led to hit records, Broadway shows, and even an Academy Award nomination — just the second African-American actress ever nominated.
"And the more research I did, the more I became interested in her life," said Burrell, who keeps her age a secret. "I was especially interested in the music she sang, which was the same music I grew up singing — the great songs of the '20s, '30s, '40s and '50s."
Some of those songs, represented in Burrell's play, include such classics as Dinah, Heebie Jeebies, Taking a Chance on Love and Stormy Weather.
"Ethel celebrates the life of a strong, no-nonsense, self-made woman. She had a real passion for what she did. She earned her living in the world by fulfilling her passion. And that is what I aspire to," said the author and star.
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"In doing Ethel I don't try to emulate her voice, just the joy that you can hear in it," Burrell concluded. "When I sing the songs and portray her life, I feel happy, and that's exactly what I want the audience to feel." ••
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My goal in life is to build a music program that is available to students for a minimal price. The purpose would be to offer musical training to students who cannot afford private lessons or attendance in the music programs offered in their own schools. I believe that everybody should have the opportunity to learn how to play music and improve their musical skills because it provides a healthy outlet for young adults to express themselves while creating something beautiful that they can be proud of, which builds their self esteem in the process. This goal could be met through networking throughout schools to lend instruments and practice space for weekly meetings, which makes it possible to keep any cost of attendance at a minimum. Participating schools could also compile a community library by recycling their old music so the program could have a wide variety of music available without having to pay full price. Schools that loan music and instruments could be compensated through discounted lessons for their students and help with their bands through volunteer and discounted woodwind, brass, visual, and percussion aides that are also involved in the community program. This program would also help connect schools and create a closer community of music educators within a region.


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Pettitte's retirement decision, step by step
By the end of this morning's press conference, Andy Pettitte had given a rough step-by-step account of how and when he came to this decision. Some of the dates are definite — Pettitte remembered the exact day that he told Brian Cashman he was seriously considering a comeback — and others are approximate, but the rough idea was laid out through a series of questions and answers.
July 18, 2010
The Yankees were home against the Rays, just a few days after the all-star break when Pettitte went down with a groin injury.
"I really believe in my heart, a lot of this started last year when I hurt myself," Pettitte said. "I feel like, in my heart, that God was preparing me for this," Pettitte said. "When I hurt my groin, I was just out of control as far as, I'll be back in two weeks, I can promise you that. I'll be back in two weeks, three weeks maybe. I was feeling unbelievable and I thought I had a great chance to do that. And then I re-injured it. Then I felt like I maybe re-injured it again. The next thing you know, it's two and a half months, and the last month of that I wasn't doing anything really."
August and September, 2011
"I'm telling you, at the end of the season last year, I started losing a little bit of that desire to compete," Pettitte said. "I guess because I was out of it for the two and a half months of the second half. So, I definitely thought about it. but again, for me it's not the right way to do it. that's all that I kept telling myself. this in't the right way to do it.
October 7, 2010
When Pettitte made his first postseason start of the year having pitched only 13.1 big league innings in roughly three months.
"I was shut down for two and a half months," he said. "And I feel like mentally I was still able to go out in the postseason and compete like I did."
The lasting impact, Pettitte said, was that he realized he could mentally prepare himself after physically not doing much. That's how he knew he could have a light winter and still be mentally ready to pitch if he changed his mind about retirement.
October 18, 2010
"When I left Arlington stadium at the end of the season last year, I felt like I was done," Pettitte said.
"He told me after we played the Rangers in the playoffs that he felt like that was it," Laura Pettitte said.
"He told me in Arlington, 'Don't count on me,'" Cashman said.
Month of November, 2010
"He didn't do anything for the first couple of months of the offseason," Laura said.
It's not especially unusual for a player to take some time off when the offseason starts, but the situation was unusual for Pettitte.
"As banged up as my groin was, if I was planning on playing I would have immediately needed to start rehabbing as soon as the season was over," he said. "I didn't do anything."
December 14, 2010
Cliff Lee signed with the Phillies and Pettitte felt a "huge obligation" to come to the rescue.
"That was why I started working out," he said.
January 9, 2011
Pettitte remembered this as one of the days he called Cashman. "I told him, I'll seriously start considering this," Pettitte said.
It was around this time that Laura told him to "make sure" he was done. "When she tells me that, I have to seriously start considering it," Pettitte said. He ramped up his workouts and began going through more-or-less his regular offseason routine. The work was familiar. The feeling was not.
"I know exactly what it feels like to be here," he said. "And it just didn't feel right for me any more. I didn't have the hunger, the drive that I felt like I needed. I don't know how to explain it, but I just knew it was different."
Mid-January, 2011
"Two weeks ago I told (Laura) I was playing," Pettitte said. "I said, 'I'm just going to play.' I can torture myself. I'll get through it."
Although reluctant, Pettitte went so far as to come up with a plan to hire a professional cameraman to record video of his kids' baseball, tee-ball and volleyball games so he could watch the tapes in New York.
Middle of last week
Shortly after the "I'm just going to play" announcement, Pettitte became such a grouch around the house that Laura told him to get away and go to his ranch in south Texas.
"After I worked out, I made a run down to my ranch," Pettitte said. "It's like a four-hour drive, and I came back the very next morning. It gave me like eight to 10 hours to be in the vehicle by myself. She was like, get out of here and go figure this out. Really, (that) is exactly what she said. I'm not in a very bad mood very often, at all, and I was starting to get a little irritable, I think, and was not being very nice. So she basically booted me and said, go figure this out."
Alone at his ranch — "Nobody's there, nobody's around" — Pettitte had one last wrestling match with his desire to pitch one more season.
"When I dig deep down in it and did some soul-searching, I don't know how to explain it, (but) it wasn't there," Pettitte said. "It just wasn't there like I wanted it to be there."
Last weekend
Just a few days after Pettitte's solo trip to the ranch — Pettitte said it was about four-days later — he and Laura went down to the ranch together.
"We were actually, last weekend, on our way home from the ranch and he just said, 'I'm done. That's it.'" Laura said. "He wanted to make a decision by this past week, and he did. That's one thing, when he sets his mind to something, he's pretty sure of it."
February 1, 2011
Pettitte called Cashman to tell the GM his decision.
"Tuesday night he came to a conclusion that he had a final (decision)," Cashman said. "He had told me that he wasn't going to play."
February 3, 2011
Pettitte had already talked to the Core Four, making sure they heard the retirement news straight from Pettitte himself. On Thursday, though, the news went public and Pettitte's phone buzzed with text messages. One of them was from Tino Martinez.
"Tino said, Andy, if there was any hesitation at all, you're making the right decision," Pettitte said. "To me, that was huge. It verified for me, because he said he had played a year too long."
"The only time I get emotional is when I think about the guys, you know what I'm saying?" Pettitte said. "I don't know why. The only thing I can tell you is, because I feel like God has given me a great peace about it, I feel like it's the right thing. I wouldn't be doing this if I didn't feel it was the right thing in my heart.
"And everybody keeps asking me, are you done? Are you sure you're done? And yeah, I do. I feel right now like I'm done. I don't feel like I'm tore up. Am I gonna miss it? I am gonna miss it. Am I said? I'm sad, you know. When I walked into this tunnel and walked into the clubhouse and looked around, that's sad. But when you feel like it's the right decision you've got to feel good about that. And I feel good about it."
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Those instances are great if you out on the plains or up in Minnesota!
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Those instances are great if you out on the plains or up in Minnesota!
Very true. Photos of 5th MN officers throughout the war are sans sidearms and I have not seen another references to the use of revolvers of any sort at least in Company C. Ordnance Sgt Jones who is often created with saving Fort Ridgley during the Great Sioux Uprising, was known to have carried a small revolver following the uprising. He resigned from Ordnance Dept in 1863 to accept a Captain's commission in the 3rd MN Light Artillery and so, his service was on the frontier fighting the Dakota Indians until 1866. His revolver was a smaller pocket pistol and not a larger belt revolver, the exact make/model escapes me at the moment.
The biggest problem with deciding this issue is the lack of information about what officers did in the field. Even the photos from the LoC, while marvelous, are staged in their own way. First of all, they are taken at leisure, either long after a battle or before. It's clear some of them (from the tentage) are at HQ, where the need for a sidearm is usually pretty small (someone check their buttons and see if they're the "mushroom" variety indicating staff duty).
Even the photo of the jaunty three officers with their pistols and Hardee hats was not taken on the battlefield per see, but in front of what looks like a painted canvas backdrop provided by the photographer.
The better solution is to scour the writings of the period and see what, if any, conclusions can be drawn. The photographic record simply lags in time from what most LINE officers did in the field.
I remeber reading in E.H. Rohdes diary"All For The Union" of him using his revolver a few times on his rise from a from up through the officer ranks. It's just to bad I don't have a copy on hand to give you chapter and verse.
In his book Elisha Rhodes talks about "strapping" on his revolver. I take from what he said, that he had a holster on a separate belt for his pistol. I've examined a lot of original officer's sword belts and I have never seen one that showed wear from a holster. I firmly believe that most officers, who owned a pistol, kept it in their baggage, until they felt he might need it and wore it on a separate belt. (Or, carried a small pistol and just stuffed it into a pocket, or haversack.)