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Appadala Pindi
Appadala pindi is an accompaniment served along with rice in Andhra cuisine. It is similar to gun powder but not completely dry. It is mildly spicy and is made into small balls. It is yellowish in color.
Ingredients and Preparation
Urad dal is the main ingredient of appadala pindi. Asafoetida, red chilli and salt are also used. Oil is used for binding the flour.
Urad dal is dry roasted in a pan. It is then ground to a fine powder. Mix all the ingredients and add water to make a soft dough. Oil is added part by part and continuously kneaded till all the oil is absorbed completely.
Appadala pindi is served along with hot rice and ghee. It can also be served along with dose and idli like a dry chutney.
Popular Variations
Kandi podi, a popular dry chutney powder is similar to appadalu pindi. It is also made of urad dal and sometimes mixed with chana dal.
Health and Nutrition Facts
Serving size – 1 small ball
Calories – 70, Fat – 5 g, Protein – 2 g
- Appadala pindi is high in calories compared to other accompaniments like green chutney and kandi podi (gum powder).
- Urad dal is a good source of dietary fiber and it helps in maintaining cholesterol and aids digestion. It helps to boost cardiovascular health. It is a good source of protein.
- Excessive urad dal should be avoided as it is rich in purines which result in uric acid accumulation in the body leading to disorders like gout.

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When you're trying to lose weight, the number that seems to matter most is the one you see on the scale. But there are plenty of other compelling numbers coming out of the growing weight-loss industry. Check out a few below and watch the full story on the "Losing It: The Big Fat Trap" on "20/20" online.
$20 Billion |
The annual revenue of the U.S. weight-loss industry, including diet books, diet drugs and weight-loss surgeries.
108 Million |
The number of people on diets in the United States. Dieters typically make four to five attempts per year.
85 Percent |
The percentage of customers consuming weight-loss products and services who are female.
1 Hour |
The amount of time spent on daily exercise by people who lost and kept off at least 30 pounds of excess weight for five years.
220,000 |
The number of people with morbid obesity in the United States who had bariatric surgery in 2009.
$11,500 to $26,000 |
The average cost of bariatric surgery, which reduces the size of the stomach.
$500,000 to $3 Million |
The average salaries paid to celebrity endorsers of major weight-loss programs.
$33,000 |
The amount of money celebrity endorsers, on average, earn per pound lost.
$5,594 |
Cost for a week-long (six night) weight-loss program at Beau Rivage Palace, a luxury hotel in Lausanne, Switzerland. The program includes massages and personal training sessions and discourages deprivation.
2 |
The number of glasses of wine per day allowed to guests of the Beau Rivage Palace weight-loss program.
Sources: John LaRosa of MarketData; National Weight Control Registry; American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery; Jo Piazza, author of "Celebrity Inc.: How Famous People Make Money."


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Our mission is to improve lives and build strong communities by uniting individuals and organizations with the will, passion, expertise, and resources needed to solve problems.
United Way of Salt Lake envisions a community where all individuals and families achieve their potential through education, income stability, and healthy lives:
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United Way of Salt Lake's promise is to change the odds so that all children and their families, regardless of their circumstances, have the same chance to succeed in school and life.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. home prices rose 12.4 percent in July compared with a year ago, the most since February 2006. An increase in sales on a limited supply of available homes drove the gains.
The Standard &Poor's/Case-Shiller 20-city home price index improved from a 12.1 percent year-over-year gain in June. And all 20 cities posted gains in July from the previous month and compared with a year ago.
Still, the month-over-month price gains shrank in 15 cities in July compared with the previous month, indicating prices may be peaking.
Home prices soared 27.5 percent in Las Vegas from a year earlier, the largest gain. San Francisco's 24.8 percent jump was the second largest and the biggest yearly return for that city since March 2001.


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The Emmys completed their annual humiliation of the Watcher Sunday night, as my awards predictions proved even farther off the mark than usual.
Out of the 11 major categories forecast, I managed to get four right - not much better than chance. This just shows how unpredictable the Emmy voters are - or how little the Watcher knows.
When it came to the comedies, I got all but one award correct. "Modern Family" certainly deserved its comedy series trophy. "Glee" might have had more buzz, but week in and week out, "Modern Family" was funnier. Jim Parsons's win was one of those that was collectively preordained, and the Emmy voters just love Edie Falco. Jane Lynch was a no-brainer. (How funny would "Glee" be without her? Not very.)
My lone mistake was picking the wrong "Modern Family" member for supporting actor: I went with Ty Burrell over winner Eric Stonestreet. Both were deserving.
I got all of the drama awards wrong, but in my defense, not by much. I correctly noted that the series award would come down to either "Lost" or "Mad Men," but chose the wrong one. I guess I'm not the only one upset by how "Lost" ended.
I have picked Kyra Sedgwick to win the best actress trophy for many years, so of course, once I stopped picking her she won. Bryan Cranston certainly deserved his award for "Breaking Bad"; I just didn't believe the voters would give him a third trophy. I have picked Michael C. Hall for a few years now. Maybe I'll stop so he can finally get his win.
The supporting awards in drama were the only true head-scratchers of the evening in the scripted zone. Aaron Paul is excellent as Jesse in "Breaking Bad," but better than Michael Emerson or Terry O'Quinn of "Lost"? O'Quinn was the true star of the last season - and he played two vastly different characters, Locke and the Man in Black, in equally convincing fashion.
Archie Panjabi does a fine job as the tough-talking, sexually ambiguous Kalinda on "The Good Wife," but her win owes much to CBS's ability to round up votes.
In the reality realm, the seven-year winning streak by "The Amazing Race" finally was broken by "Top Chef." "Top Chef"? And "Survivor" wasn't even nominated? We'll refrain from further comment.
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Baldwyn coach Mark Gray's defensive game plan for Walnut's Shaquille Perry coming into the game was simple – keep him off the field with the offense.
The Bearcats used a balanced mix of run and pass to rack up 516 yards of total offense in their 48-27 Division 1-2A win over the Wildcats Friday night.
Perry finished with 219 of the 253 total yards of offense for Walnut and scored all 4 TDs (three rushing, one kickoff return), but could not do enough by himself to get past the Bearcats.
"We were able to keep him off the field for the most part with our offense," said Gray of Perry. "They did not do anything that we had not seen on film. We made him have to make plays. We started getting penetration and tackled better in the second half."
Waker Wildman and Tyler Estes led the balanced attack for the Bearcats. Wildman completed 12 of 15 passes for 149 yards and 2 TDs, while Tyler Estes paced Baldwyn on the ground with two scores for 139 yards on 22 carries.
The Wildcats (6-2, 1-1) fumbled the opening kickoff of the second half at the 45-yard line that set up Baldwyn's first score of the second half to put the Bearcats up 34-20.
"The win was huge for us because we lost to Calhoun City last week," Gray said. "To go to 0-2 (in division play) you pretty much are guaranteed to go on the road for the first-round of the playoffs. Now, we have a good Bruce team that we have to deal with.
Baldwyn led 27-20 at halftime.
– Pontotoc 37, Tishomingo Co. 13: Pontotoc opened up a 31-0 lead by halftime and never looked back. The Warriors' Randall Crayton ran for 151 yards on 16 carries and scored twice in the opening quarter, the first a 10-yard run to open the scoring for the night and later on a 34-yard pass from Michael Reed, moving the Warriors (5-3, 1-1) to .500 in Division 1-4A play.
– Okolona 54, Biggersville 8: Okolona used a balanced rushing attack from Martavious Ford and Fred Ward to power past the Lions. Ward finished with 95 yards on eight rushes for two scores, while Ford rushed for 87 yards on nine carries and two scores for the Chieftans (5-2, 3-0 in Division 1-1A). Blake Stacy scored the lone TD for the Lions (5-2, 1-2).
– Lafayette 54, Senatobia 7: The Daily Journal's top-ranked large school stayed perfect in Division 2-4A thanks to a dominant night by running back Demarkus Dennis. Dennis led the the Commodores' (8-0, 4-0) offense with four rushing TDs (2, 20, 4, 57).
– Smithville 40, Thrasher 6: Dartrune Freeman scored 4 TDs, three on the ground and one through the air, to lead the Seminoles (5-2, 2-1) over the Rebels in a Division 1-1A game.
– Ruleville 34, Holly Springs 7: Brandon McKinney scored on a 7-yard run for the Hawks (1-6, 0-2) in the third quarter.
– Houston 24, Caledonia 17 OT: Houston used a 21-yard field goal from Emmitt Dendy to force overtime, then a 10-yard run by Charles Heard in overtime to seal the win over the Confederates. Heard finished with three rushing TDs, helping to end a three game losing streak for Houston (2-6, 1-1). Caledonia (1-7) came back from a 14-6 deficit to take a 17-14 lead in the fourth quarter.
– Kossuth 47, Alcorn Central 3: Alcorn Central got a 33-yard field goal from Jake Williams in the first quarter and that was all the Kossuth defense would allow for the rest of the night. The Aggies (4-4, 1-1) scored 41 unanswered points after taking a 6-3 first quarter lead. Wesley Davis scored on runs of 27 and 58 and was one of six different players that scored for Kossuth.
– South Pontotoc 41, Nettleton 34: South Pontotoc scored 13 unanswered points in the fourth quarter after trailing for the entire game. Wesley Barefield connected with Seth Roye on a 45-yard pass to tie the game at 34 and Barefield scored the game-winner to keep the Cougars (4-4, 2-0) perfect in Division 2-3A. Corbin White rushed for three scores (1, 20, 7) for the Tigers (3-5, 0-2).
– Bruce 47, Hatley 13: Xavier Armstrong rushed for three TDs and 180 yards as the Trojans (3-5, 1-1) got their first win of the season in Division 1-2A. Bruce scored a combined 41 points in the second and third quarters to take a 47-7 lead over the Tigers (5-3, 0-2) into the final quarter of play.
– Starkville 49, Horn Lake 19: Starkville (5-2, 3-0) recorded their fourth consecutive victory by going up 35-0 in the opening half. Yellowjackets' QB Jaquez Johnson completed 7 of 12 passes for 177 yards and 3TDs, the first a 65 yarder to Shaquille Hill to open the scoring for the night.
Devin Mitchell rushed for 2 TDs and 116 yards on five carries, and also returned a kickoff 84 yards for a score.
– Booneville 49, Ripley 16: Ripley opened the scoring for the night with a 22-yard field goal from Tony Hernandez in the first quarter, but Booneville responded with 49 unanswered points. Brendan Pannell and Clint Hawkins each had two scores for the Blue Devils (4-3, 2-0). Devin Jones and Cody James had rushing TDs for the Tigers (1-7, 0-2).
– East Webster 41, Ackerman 14: East Webster rolled to its eighth consecutive win. The Wolverines had three different running backs rush for TDs (Timakis Bell 2, Ledrick Patterson, Demetrius O'Briant), while Damien Britt recorded 16 tackles.
– TCPS 47, Jumpertown 13: The Eagles soared out to a 34-0 first quarter lead and never looked back. TCPS (4-3) quarterback Will Cockrell completed 3 of 4 passes for 132 yards and two scores.
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Noxubee County 42, Amory 3
Eupora 42, Hamilton 21
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Wedding Memories
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My parent's wedding photo - June 1, 1946.
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An elegant heritage layout. I LOVE the 'vintage' wedding invite!
Very pretty and full of depth.
Very pretty and full of depth.
Beautiful LO! What a fantastic heritage photo.
Gorgeous! Love this layout! I wouldn't have thought of those colors for a wedding layout, but they go with the vintage photo so very well! You've got the eye for color and composition.


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A viking ship appears on the horizon, a likeness of Loretta Lynn carved into its bow. Rare birds flock together to sing Francoise Hardy as soul hits. A sunset of blips and bleeps fills the air.
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April 1, 2010: push me/pull me water with Julianna Barwick
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Listener comments! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:05am
good morning fair, wet travelers! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:07am
The Hackensack has receded. The office is safe for now. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:07am
Trouble! My friend saw silver pines at SXSW 2 weeks ago and said they were fantastic. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:09am
Adrian in London:
Howdy all from London. Not raining. For once. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:09am
north guinea hills:
Thanks to you, Trouble, I've gotten no work done due to you recommending that Molly the owl stream. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:12am
good morning adrian. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:17am
Excited to hear the Juliana Barwick set! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:20am
owl cam! here's another closer to our studio: http://www.dukefarms.org/Education/Research/Duke-Farms-Eagle-Cam/ | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:21am
the julianna set will be gorgeous! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:22am
Adrian in London:
If you think owl cam is addictive, wait until you see this site: http://www.zefrank.com/youngmenowme/ Photos of people when they were young, next to current ones. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:31am
morning trouble. everyone in the home state okay? crazy stuff when we get so-called hundred year floods every year. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:32am
Michael Slaboch:
*Feeling* this set Trouble! Here's a new Syl Johnson quote for you, "Music is a savage that soothes the beast." | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:35am
cool site, adrian. had to cut myself off otherwise i'd be there all day. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:37am
wow, this would make a nice double feature with the other "comic strip" (lothar & the hand people) | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:42am
chickenman. he's everywhere. he's everywhere! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:43am
I'm just now discovering Chicken Man; found that same 'Best Of' album at my corner junkshop in a pile of Herb Albert... good stuff | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:44am
I will go to those sites later for sure. I am working from home on a beautiful day and already have too many temptations... Sorry Trouble about your water issues! Seems like every other day we have a water main break. Maybe some of our tax dollars should go to improving the underground systems before they break?? | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:48am
dc pat:
c and adrian: yeah I'll have to tear myself away too--I love that kind of shit. THAT is what makes the internets great. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:50am
Hello Trouble! Actually worked at Duke Farms, as a carpenter for one year,--1973--I worked in her house, in her bedroom, and, particularly, on a Southeast Asian project, which never got off the ground. I even had to drive a sheep into Manhattan, herd cows,w/o a horse, empty the rat traps, catch snapping turtles for her soup--it went on & on--remarkable experience! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:53am
dale, thanks for asking, yes everyone is well and relatively dry. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:55am
Michael Slaboch:
We have film footage of The Politicians doing that song on "Soul Street" an Ohio public access show from the 70s! It's visually as amazing as it sounds. I'll try to upload it later today... | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:56am
jesus christ superstar? | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:57am
tycalli - i think so too!! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:57am
el nino, global warming, whatever - climate patterns are always changing on this planet. we don't always build in the best places (my 1840s house sits at the bottom of a wet hill. i always ask 'what were they thinking?') | |
Thu. 4/1/10 9:58am
Things are dry as dust in Madison, but that's about to change. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:03am
Hola, all! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:03am
persian jesus christ superstar crossover? perhaps... | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:05am
If you would happen to have the Jungle Brothers' "Girl I'll House You" around, that would be amazing... | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:07am
Hola, Cecille. The great thing about Trouble's show is that you get to listen to music *and* you get to hear nature sounds, thanks to the birds in the FMU studio! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:09am
Hello sweet Trouble. That voice reminded me of Cora Daye from Dr Buzzard's Original Savannah Band. Have any idea what ever happened to her? Ah you just mentioned that she sang with Kid Creole + Coconuts. Hmmm coincidence? | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:09am
Thu. 4/1/10 10:09am
Ceçi n'est pas un oiseau. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:12am
saying hi listening in Scotland on a sunny afternoon after the snow storms yesterday | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:12am
bonjour erella! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:27am
morning, Trouble, all, stormy day in the 4 corners... loving this live set | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:28am
dc pat:
MD: dunununununununun NUH! NUH! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:31am
DC&MD: weedle -DEE-diddle-weedle-DEELDE-dee | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:31am
brock, Julianna's music must be fab to listen to surrounded by stormy weather! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:32am
It's kinda nice with the sun streaming through my office window too... | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:32am
trouble- yes.. it's snowing, and the trees are blossoming... beautiful, yes | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:32am
Dlanor Dab:
Luvin this Julianna Barwick set, thanks Trouble! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:35am
Listener Dave from NH:
This set is kind of the bee's knees. And oh snap - she's headed up around-ish here with Eluvium? Fantastic. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:35am
dc pat:
brock: wait, let me play that back again... | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:36am
dc pat:
yeah, she's playing in a seedy bar in dc. That may be interesting... | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:38am
magical set! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:41am
if I wasn't tethered to my computer keyboard, I'd be levitating right about now. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:41am
dcp, I'll bet the walls will start growing vines and flowers, and woodland creatures will magically start walking between the tables. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:41am
Listening from a life boat in Cranston, RI | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:42am
Thank you for sharing the baby eaglets webcam http://www.ustream.tv/channel/eagle-cam#utm_campaigne=synclickback&source=http://www.mycentraljersey.com/article/20100317/NEWS/100317050/Live-streaming-video-Watch-baby-eagles-hatching-at-Duke-Farms-in-Hillsborough&medium=562961 | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:43am
lil sis: hope you are drinking tea out of an elvis mug! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:44am
dc pat:
Cecile: or maybe the shining glory of the lord, everyone suddenly wearing white robes, sprouting wings, and floating through the roof?...no you're probably right.. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:45am
north guinea hills:
It's like loveliescrushing w/o the guitars. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:46am
Hey, dcp, they're not mutually exclusive. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:50am
Brittani Killion-Mottola:
that was absolutely beautiful!!! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:53am
Sounds like Fursaxa - same person? | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:54am
dc pat:
Cecile: evolution or angels, you gotta pick on or the other... either you're with us or against us. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:54am
Priscilla -Fursaxa is the evil twin... this was the good one | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:58am
Giant a monstrous happiness listening Tim Maia in WFMU. 1 ton of thanks for playing my favourite brazilian singer. btw, greetings by a brazilian fan of WFMU! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:58am
hey! i love fursaxa! tara is a lovely person who uses her voice along with instruments...Julianna's sounds are just from her voice. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:59am
gosto tanto de voce, trouble | |
Thu. 4/1/10 10:59am
Loving this Tim Maia tambem. Every time I hear him, I think, wow I need to hear more. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 11:00am
Trouble- I love her, too... the one album I have is flat out spooky though | |
Thu. 4/1/10 11:12am
Bill Oddie! From the Goodies! And Mike Oldfield and Rick Wakeman records... | |
Thu. 4/1/10 11:14am
JC Police:
12:46 am: United Water has issued a boil water advisory for all Jersey City Residents due to a water main break. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 11:20am
Mornin' Trouble, hi everyone. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 11:26am
Sandy in Houston:
look at eagle babies! | |
Thu. 4/1/10 11:27am
dc pat:
don't forget, it's d. boon's birthday. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 11:27am
still b/p:
I love this. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 11:34am
This is the coolest radio show! It's 2:30 am in Australia at the moment. | |
Thu. 4/1/10 11:34am
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If you never reach the cap, having it doesn't affect the value of stat. Imagine, if we couldn't have more than 100% mastery. Would it change mastery's value? No, because we never have 100% mastery anyway. (P.S. Mastery has hard cap for MM, but it's just that high). Same with haste, if we couldn't have more than 100% haste it wouldn't matter cause we don't anyway.
The only reason for crit to get weaker on high numbers is because we have some static crit buffs to some skills, like Spiked Collar or Cobra Strikes.
Other than that, 1% crit gives you ~~1% of "critless" dps gain - doesn't matter if you go from 25 or from 55, as long as it's not 95.
After you reach certain breakpoint, haste will only raise your auto-shot rate and passive focus regen - until you reach next one. It won't do anything else.
Well, yes, you can reach it but you can't maintain it, which makes it too random.


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Close your door, send your phone calls to voicemail, and log out of your email. Why? Because we have a stunning North Carolina Highlight Film from Life Stage Films. And believe me, you'll want a few minutes alone with this Outer Banks beach affair. We'll call it a mini-vaca in the middle of your Tuesday. Sounds great, right? Well it really is. Great, that is. The warm beach, a flowy dress, and a couple so sweetly in love, you'll be grateful you closed your office door. Oh, and grab a box of tissues! I'll leave you to your vacation now, but when you're finished and you need a little more, check out Life Stage's blog. And I'll field your phone calls for you.
From Kara at Life Stage … Joey & Carrie's wedding day had it all. It's almost impossible how perfect Joey & Carrie's wedding was, and we had the privilege of filming one of the best days we have ever had on the "job" at Life Stage Films. We couldn't stop filling this highlights film with all the great things spoken during the toasts, especially from Carrie's sister and dad, so we chose to use them as "lyrics" to their film's soundtrack, because honestly, it was the perfect way to tell their wedding day story. Just watch and enjoy.
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From the Bride … We met almost 20 years ago at a mutual friend's house at a Halloween party circa 1991. We were about 15 and 16. Once we were introduced we ended up dating for about two weeks and then called it quits. Typical for 16 year olds, right? After years had gone by, on Memorial Day 2003, Carrie, happened to be single, got a phone call from an old friend who had been living in Chicago and so had Carrie. She asked Carrie if she remembered Joey Bohlmann and would she want to go out tonight to see a band Joey was playing in. The rest fell into place from there.
We've been visiting the Outer Banks for the last several years with our families. It is where we were engaged. It is a mystical, relaxing and beautiful place. The Sanderling just seemed like the perfect venue for our wedding. So quaint and excellent service. Wendy Murray the event coordinator was amazing to work with.
We wanted a beachy ambiance with a vintage flair. I love fall colors so we chose burnt orange, eggplant, chocolate and cream for our color scheme. We went with Holiday House for florals and decor.
We actually had our matchmakers present the sand for the sand ceremony with was so fitting and special. They realized what important roles they played in our relationship. I loved the ceremony. It was absolutely magical and the weather was perfect. I had no idea that would actually be my favorite part.
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Interesting information. Let's hope it was more superior fielding than pure dumb luck. We've got the same eight starters in the field, so there's some hope that the defense will continue to lend the pitchers a helping hand.
I think it is pretty common knowledge at this point, that in large part the Tigers pitchers results exceeded their performance last year. If you subscribe to the DiPS theory, that pitchers have limited ability to control whether balls in play turn into hits, then in general the Tigers pitchers got by without striking out a lot of guys because the defense was so good behind them. Part of me wondered it the pitchers still deserved some of the credit. That perhaps they were allowing more "fieldable" balls, thus having better defense behind them.
Well David Pinto at Baseball Musings has answered the question.
Using the probabilistic model of range, which looks at a number of factors (type of hit, direction of hit, hardness of hit, handedness of batter/pitcher) calculates the likelihood that a ball in play with each of those parameters is converted to an out. The summary table below is just for the Tigers starters and contrasts the predicted rate of turning balls into outs (DER is defensive efficiency ration, or the percentage of balls in play converted to outs), and the actual rate.
It's pretty easy to see that Kenny Rogers, Justin Verlander, and Nate Robertson all benefited from some extra defense – or perhaps extra luck. Kenny Rogers had 18 more balls converted to outs than expected, which is another reason to expect that he might not be as good this year. It wouldn't necessarily be because he's older, or even unlucky – simply that he's not as lucky.
If you look at the last name on the list, Jeremy Bonderman, he got the least help from his defense. Bonderman already has the great peripherals, and with a little better luck could easily shave off enough ERA to become a legitimate Cy Young contender.
On another note, David Pinto runs his blog as his job. He relies on ad income, and donations, for his livelihood. He always produces great analysis and makes the data available for everyone. I use it frequently on this site. Right now he's running a pledge drive and asking for donations. If you enjoy this type of data, I'd encourage you to click through the link above and drop a little in the tip jar.
Interesting information. Let's hope it was more superior fielding than pure dumb luck. We've got the same eight starters in the field, so there's some hope that the defense will continue to lend the pitchers a helping hand.
How much would 18 balls really hurt a pitcher? Thats 2/3rds of a game. If he has the expected number instead of 18 extra his ERA MAYBE goes up to 4.20. Is that really all that much worse than 3.84?
The 25.5 approximately extra outs (which doesn't include relievers or Maroth or Miner etc.) might have really only been a factor in close games or 1-run games. Looking at our so-so 1-run record – 24-20 (because I don't have time right now to look at both 1 run and 2 run games, sorry), we probably did not benefit all that much from the "expected" vs. "actual" outs.
I think you have to take it game by game and player by player. Our corner outfielders seemed to have below average range and arms, and Grandy had very good range (except some cases in a ball hit over his head), and an average arm.
Inge had the best range of any 3rd baseman or SS I've ever seen with a gun, but sometimes botched fielding plays, or made an errant throw. Guillen had also one of the best ranges for a SS if you look at assists (but that could also be due to the fact that many of our pitchers made hitters hit ground balls to the left side), and sometimes double clutched.
Polanco had great positioning and was smart when he got the ball, also accurate arm. Casey wasn't great at 1east at least in my eyes; Shelton was better and improving each time out. Pudge had great range, a great arm and would block a ton of balls that other catcher might not have.
Also you have to remember that on our staff we have 3 lefties all of whom have great pickoff moves, and Verlander whose pickoff move was very good. Bondo was the only one who did not have a great move to 1st… I duno it's kind of confusing…
4.45 was about what I expected of him last year though.
But then there is also the question of pitchers that are consistently lucky every season. If you look at Rogers career in general for example…
3066.0 ip 3180 h 1079 bb 1850 k 4.19 ERA 117 HBP 309 HR
I see a pitcher that likely should have an ERA higher than 4.19. With a WHIP of 1.389. My favorite FIP equation is…
If I use that equation I get a FIP of 4.474. Yet Rogers has an ERA .283646 below that, which indicates that he has been a lucky pitcher over his entire career.
Now does that mean he is lucky or that he has something that the stats are not indicating. Not an easy question to answer.
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I duno, if you go to baseball reference and neutralize his stats using a 750runs/season average, he should have gone 13-10 with a 3.41ERA, maybe he was alittle lucky but much more before the ASB.
Before the ASB his record was 11-3 with a 3.85 ERA with a 1.19 WHIP and .256 BAA
And after was 6-5 with a 3.83 ERA, 1.34 WHIP and .250BAA
Last year when he left the game, we were ahead by 3 or fewer runs in 6 starts and won 4 of those and behind by 3 or fewer runs in 11 starts and lost 7 of those. Therefore he won a slightly greater percentage of games where he was leading by 3 runs or fewer than he lost of games when leaving by the same margin.
What this says is that the rest of his record (13-1) was mainly due to blowouts.
5 games in the first half after we were leading by 6 or more runs when he exited we won, compaired with just one in the second half.
On a side note, Gary Sheffield might really help our team in the second half. Although we struggeled last year in the second half it has been a pattern for the last couple of years. Last year Guillens average went up month by month (excluding april), and Inge hit around .290 in the second half. Hopefully Shef can really help hold that up.
His two best OPS months are July and August, .951 and .964.
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YORK, Pa. - Mary Washington senior Lindsay Raulston became
the second player in conference history to win the CAC
Women's Tennis Player of the Year award three consecutive
years and led an Eagles' sweep of first team all-star nods in
both singles and doubles.
Raulston, who was the
CAC Rookie of the Year in 2011 prior to winning the Player of the
Year award in 2012 and 2013, also picked up her fourth-straight
first-team all-star singles and doubles awards after leading the
Eagles to their 11th-straight championship and 22nd title in the
24-year history of CAC women's tennis.
Six teammates joined
Raulston on the 2014 All-CAC squad, including sophomore Shelby
Harris (2nd singles, 1st doubles), sophomore Mackenzie Smith (3rd
singles, 3rd doubles), junior Alexandra Ritter (4th singles, 2nd
doubles), sophomore Chrissy Gaul (5th singles), sophomore Berri
Flood (6th singles), sophomore Alina Sumaya (2nd doubles) and
freshman Ashley Barrow (3rd doubles).
Ritter, the 2012 Rookie
of the Year, is making her third-straight All-CAC team
appearance. Harris, Gaul and Smith were all named first-team
all-stars for the second-straight season.
Patrick Catullo, the
archetict of the UMW program that is perennially nationally-ranked,
was selected by his peers as the Dr. Edward Hegmann CAC Coach of
the Year award winner. It is the ninth-straight year Catullo
was honored by his peers. He is one of three Eagle coaches to
be honored by the CAC coaches, along with Hegmann (eight times from
1991 to 1999) and Cindy Vander Berg (three times from 2000 to
The award was named by
the CAC Board of Directors to honor former UMW women's tennis
coach and retiring Athletic Director Dr. Edward Hegmann, who won
eight CAC Coach of the Year awards and led the Eagles to three
national championships and nine straight CAC championships after
the league was formed in 1990 through his retirement as coach in
1999. He was named the NCAA Div. III National Coach of the Year in
1988 and 1999 and recently had the outdoor courts at the UMW Tennis
Complex named in his honor.
Six Salisbury players
were named to the 2014 All-CAC Women's Tennis squad,
including sophomore Natalie Savage and juniors Allison Lutz and
Katie Youlios as first-team honorees.
Savage, the CAC Rookie
of the Year in 2013, earned first-team honors with Raulston at No.
1 singles and second-team doubles recognition. Lutz and
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both were second-team singles all-star choices.
Sea Gull juniors Roxy
Alban (2nd singles, 1st doubles), Sam Babo (3rd doubles) and
freshman Claudia Lohn (3rd doubles) also earned berths on the 2014
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Christopher Newport had
four players honored on the All-CAC team, led by freshman Logan
Eldridge, who was picked by the coaches as a second-team all-star
at No. 2 singles and 2014 Rookie of the Year. Eldridge
is the first player to be selected as the CAC Women's Tennis
Rookie of the Year for CNU, which is in its first year as a member
of the CAC.
She was joined on the
second-team singles squad by classmates Katie Carlson (3rd
singles), Brook Boyd (6th singles) and senior Kelsey Clark (5th
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2014 All-CAC Women's Tennis Team
First Team
Yr. Pos
Team Hometown/High School
Previous Singles Honors
Lindsay Raulston
Sr. 1st Mary
Washington Franklin, Va./Southampton Acad. 1st & POY in
1st & POY in '12,
1st & ROY in '11
Natalie Savage So.
Salisbury Port Murray,
N.J./Warren Hills 2nd & ROY in '13
Shelby Harris So.
2nd Mary Washington Newport News,
Va./Hampton Roads Acad. 1st in '13
Mackenzie Smith So.
3rd Mary Washington Landisville,
Alexandra Ritter
So. 4th Mary
Washington Virginia Beach, Va./First
Colonial 2nd in '13, 1st and
ROY in '12
Chrissy Gaul So.
5th Mary Washington Newtown, Pa./Council
Rock 1st in '13
Berri Flood So.
6th Mary Washington Charlotte,
N.C./Charlotte Country Day
Second Team
Yr. Pos
Team Hometown/High School
Previous Singles Honors
Roxy Alban
Jr. 2nd
Salisbury Annapolis,
Md./Annapolis 2nd in
'13, 1st in '12
Logan Eldridge Fr.
2nd Christopher
Newport Richmond, Va./Deep Run
Katie Carlson Fr.
3rd Christopher
Newport Omaha, Neb./Ducheshe Acad. Sacred
Allison Lutz Jr.
Salisbury Salisbury,
Kelsey Clark Sr.
5th Christopher
Newport Arlington, Va./Washington-Lee
Brook Byrd
Fr. 6th Christopher
Newport Toano, Va./Warhill
First Team
Yr. Pos
Team Hometown/High School
Previous Doubles Honors
Lindsay Raulston
Sr. 1st Mary
Washington Franklin, Va./Southampton Acad. 1st & POY in
1st & POY in '12,
1st & ROY in '11
Shelby Harris So.
1st Mary Washington Newport News,
Va./Hampton Roads Acad. 1st in '13
Alexandra Ritter
So. 2nd Mary
Washington Virginia Beach, Va./First
Colonial 2nd in '13, 1st and
ROY in '12
Alina Sumaya So.
2nd Mary Washington Oakton, Va./Oakton
Allison Lutz Jr.
Salisbury Salisbury,
Md./Parkside 2nd in '12
Katie Youlios Jr.
Salisbury Wayne, N.J./Wayne
Hills 2nd in '13, 2nd in '12
Ashley Barrow Fr.
3rd Mary Washington Alexandria, Va./Mount
Mackenzie Smith So.
3rd Mary Washington Landisville,
Pa./Hempfield 1st in '13
Second Team
Yr. Pos
Team Hometown/High School
Previous Doubles Honors
Roxy Alban
Jr. 1st
Salisbury Annapolis,
Md./Annapolis 2nd in
'13, 2nd in '12
Natalie Savage So.
Salisbury Port Murray,
N.J./Warren Hills 2nd & ROY in '13
Sam Babo
Jr. 3rd
Salisbury Bricktown, N.J./Brick
Claudia Lohn Fr.
Salisbury Madison, Conn./Daniel
2014 CAC Player of the
Lindsay Raulston, Mary Washington (third-straight year)
2014 CAC Rookie of the
Logan Eldridge, Christopher Newport
2014 Dr. Edward Hegmann CAC Coach of the Year: Patrick
Catullo, Mary Washington (9th-straight year - 2006-13)
Raulston Gains Third CAC POY as Eagles Dominate All-CAC Women's Tennis Teams
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"I don't think the legislature is going to give anybody a monopoly if they can keep from it," said Rep. Rusty Kidd, an independent from Milledgeville. "The company we're involved with now is driving the train and will always be driving the train, but I'm sure that when the process works out, that if there are other local providers out there that want to participate in the process, they're more than welcome to join in."
Tuesday, Kidd introduced House Bill 657 and said its current draft would create a monopoly because a single company approached him about the concept, Middle Georgia-based Georgia Solar Utilities Inc.
"The legislation right now alludes to only one provider because they're the ones that brought this to us. They're the ones that currently are in Georgia. They're the ones currently working with the Public Service Commission," he said. "So, why shouldn't their name be primary right now?"
Georgia Solar Utilities President Robert Green argues that only with a utility-sized monopoly can a solar-power provider grow large enough to achieve savings through what experts call economies of scale and generate electricity at prices comparable to, or less than, conventional power companies.
Two of the three-member majority of the Public Service Commission supporting Green's concept met briefly with reporters Thursday to explain their reasoning.
"We've got to keep an open mind about this," said Commissioner Tim Echols. "…No longer is solar looked at as some oddball technology. I had solar panels on my home in Athens."
Commissioner Lauren "Bubba" McDonald explained that he was in the Legislature 40 years ago when it passed the current law establishing monopolies for nearly 100 electric utilities in territories across the state, the largest being for Georgia Power Co. Kidd's bill would amend that law which McDonald said "was a bloody battle" at the time.
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My dad recently got me an awesome new tool for my DIY arsenal — a serger, so I've been dreaming up all sorts of ways to put it to use, including these easy fabric gift envelopes. If I do say so, these envelopes have a lot going for them — a greener, reusable alternative to paper wrappings, potentially a great use of any fabric scraps you might have lying around, a touch glamorous with a contrasting, metallic thread, and pretty unique. If you don't have a serger, just use the zig zag stitch on your sewing machine (some machines — including my 1975 model — even have a serge/interlock stitch) to finish the edges. –Mandy Pellegrin
The full how-to continues after the jump!
-contrasting/metallic thread
-serger/interlocker or sewing machine
1. Cut your fabric. Each envelope is comprised of four cuts of fabric — a front, a back, and two sides. For this particular envelope, I cut my front and back to about 14″ tall by 10″ wide and the two sides to 14″ tall by 4″ wide. This isn't a science so create whatever size envelopes you want/need.
2. Load your serger or sewing machine up with a contrasting and/or metallic thread, and stitch along the top edges of each cut of fabric.
3. With the right sides facing out, stitch the side pieces to the front and back pieces to create a sort-of boxy tube.
4. Fold the center bottom of each side panels in towards the middle sandwiched between the front and back panels. Pin into place, and stitch the bottom edges together.
5. Repeat with other sizes and fabrics.
6. Load up with gifts, and finish off with a simple ribbon and a gift tag.
Really cute idea! I have been contemplating buying a serger lately…this tutorial puts another check in the "pro" box.
love the fabric wrapping! I tried something similar a few years ago and my family (parents) HATED the non paper wrapping material, which was such a bummer. I'll have to be more forceful in my use of it to really get it implemented; at least I can do it if I have kids.
I love the gold thread! Great choice.
This is a great idea! My daughter might appreciate having something wrapped in such a unique way.
My son's aren't interested in wrapping paper. Every year I make them each a bag (sized for their largest present) and each night of Hanukah I put in a different gift. Saves time and the environment.
How creative! Love this idea so will definitely try it out soon :)
Absolutely gorgeous. You really know how to put a beautiful ideas, thanks for sharing it with us
I use Christmas fabric to make the bags. Many family members send them back home with me to reuse. I make plain, drawstring and handled bags. I'd rather sew than wrap.
I like the idea! Thank you!
Love this. A serger is on my Christmas list!!
These are gorgeous! Definitely doing this from now on!
How wonderful idea and you have used very nice fabrics.
What a beautiful DIY project!these would look so lovely FABRIC GIFT ENVELOPES,


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Madonna at the Kabbalah centre in New York (December 21 2013)
- sonny
With out a man, Madonna just doesn't seem to have the same spark in her;she sold her soul for fame, in lieu of: A ROCK SOLID, LOVING RELATIONSHIP! It beats out everything else in life! Her fans are not going to keep her warm at night and care, like a loving relationship would; I almost feel sorry for her!
- day4nght
Lourdes crying.. Satanic Kabbalah sucking the life out of this sweet young girl.
- Vanessa
Or out of your braincells. Your posts largely read thick as pigshit.
- Leona Ramsay
Wow…Lola is looking A LOT like Carlos Leon on the picture above !!
And Madonna, please, stop dressing like you're a homeless or something…C'mom woman…you get all the best from fashion designers lines way before they hit it on the runways !! START SHOWING AROUND, MADGE !! YOU'RE RICH, WOMAN !! DON'T BE AFRAID TO SHOW IT 'CAUSE ALL THE WORLD KNOWS THAT AS WELL !!- Vanessa
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ISTANBUL (AP) — In a story Sept. 13 about protests in Turkey, The Associated Press erroneously reported that demonstrator Ahmet Atakan was killed in a protest on a Sunday. Atakan took part in a protest on the night of Monday, Sept. 9. He was declared dead at a hospital early on Tuesday, Sept. 10.
A corrected version of the story is below:
Turkish protests take on a more sectarian air
Turkish protests take on a harsher, more sectarian air, uniting disparate groups
By DESMOND BUTLER
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ISTANBUL (AP) — When demonstrators rocked Turkey in June, their message was clear: an increasingly authoritarian government needed to learn to listen to dissenters and compromise. But a new round of protests set off by the death of a man in a tense border region with Syria appears more complex, sectarian and volatile.
The latest street unrest shows the grievances that prompted tens of thousands to protest Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government in June have not faded. And his government has been hurt by those protests — for instance, losing the chance last week to host the 2020 Summer Olympics partly due to Turkey's damaged international image.
But this round of demonstrations was sparked far from Istanbul and in a very different way — the death of 22-year-old Ahmet Atakan, who died under disputed circumstances following a protest Monday in the southern city of Antakya.
Thousands of protesters in Istanbul, Ankara and Antakya, many chanting Atakan's name, have clashed with police every night since then. Young, liberal protesters, the focus of the June demonstrations, have joined, but the epicenter of this week's protests has shifted to Antakya and has been swelled by grievances of minority groups.
The galvanizing factors seem to be anger at Erdogan and a call for greater civil liberties.
"The government has sought to divide us, but has succeeded in bringing a lot of different people to the same cause," says Oyku Akman, 21, a student at the Middle East Technical University, who has participated in both rounds of demonstrations.
The June protests were larger, but she said the latest demonstrations have taken on a harder edge, as protesters have been launching fireworks and throwing projectiles to provoke police tear gas and water cannon. They are also increasingly using burning barricades.
Atakan, the face of the protests, came from a family of Alevis, a Shiite sect that comprises Turkey's largest religious minority in the mostly Sunni country.
Shunned as heretics by many Turks, Alevis have long-standing grievances about discrimination and religious freedom. To complicate matters, they are close to Syrian Alawites, and tend to back the Syrian government of President Bashar Assad, an Alawite. A big part of their current grievances is Erdogan's strong stance against Assad.
In an interview with The Associated Press this week, Zafer Atakan outlined his brother Ahmet's grievances, blaming Erdogan's AKP party for egging on outside powers to intervene in Syria.
"Ahmet's aim was to stop AKP's fascism and the imperialist interventions all over the world," he said.
Meanwhile, the armed wing of the Kurdish PKK rebels, noting Atakan's death, has called for followers to join the demonstrations this week. The call comes as the group is suspending a pullout from Turkey as part of talks with the Turkish government about ending a nearly three-decade conflict that has cost thousands of lives. The government says it is preparing a package of democratic reforms to meet some of the Kurdish demands.
Protesters say the police have continued the aggressive tactics that turned a local Istanbul protest in late May against the government's plan to demolish a city park into a national expression of dissent.
But the government has changed one tactic: Instead of having Erdogan intervene directly with blunt comments praising the police and deriding protesters, so far he has remained silent on the latest protests, which have also received relatively little attention in the Turkish press.
Asli Aydintasbas, a columnist for the Turkish daily Millyet, says she expects the protests to continue.
"The current situation is not sustainable," she says. "Turkey is either going to get more democratic or more authoritarian."
Mehmet Guzel contributed to this report from Antakya, Turkey.
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Washington: Accused bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev should be put to death if he is found guilty of planting bombs that killed three people and wounded 264 at the Boston Marathon last year, the US government's chief prosecutor said.
US Attorney General Eric Holder said in a statement that he was authorising trial prosecutors to seek the death penalty against Mr Tsarnaev, who is charged with committing one of the largest attacks on US soil since September 11, 2001.
"The nature of the conduct at issue and the resultant harm compel this decision," Mr Holder said.
The decision drew fire from the American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts, which pointed out the case would be prosecuted in a state that had scrapped the death penalty decades ago.
"I wish Federal officials would have respected the clear wishes of the people of Massachusetts, who were on the front lines in this tragic event," Carol Rose, the executive director of the ACLU of Massachusetts said.
A Boston Globe survey found last year that 57 per cent of Boston residents favoured life in prison for Mr Tsarnaev, if he is convicted, with 33 per cent in favour of execution.
Prosecutors say that Mr Tsarnaev, 20, and his 26-year-old brother Tamerlan planted a pair of homemade pressure-cooker bombs at the race's crowded finish line on April 15, 2013, killing three people - including an 8-year-old boy. The blast also wounded 264 others, many of whom lost limbs.
Three nights later, the pair killed a university police officer and later engaged in a shootout with police that left Tamerlan dead, prosecutors say.
Austin Sarat, Professor of Jurisprudence and Political Science at Amherst College in Massachusetts, said the nature of the case probably left the Justice Department little choice but to seek capital prosecution.
"If the harm is unusual, if the harm is dramatic, gruesome, and devastating, it is often very hard for any other factor to outweigh it," he said. "I'm not surprised by this decision."
The younger Mr Tsarnaev pleaded not guilty to the criminal charges. Justice Department officials said the nearly seven months since the attack was necessary to evaluate fully the circumstances of the case and to gather recommendations from prosecutors advising Mr Holder.
Mr Holder has said he is not a proponent of the death penalty because he believes its value as a deterrent is questionable, but since becoming attorney general in 2009, he has authorised prosecutors to seek the death penalty in 36 cases, according to the Justice Department.
Attorneys for Mr Tsarnaev have argued against a possible death sentence, in part because they claim Dzhokhar was following the lead of his older brother. They have also accused the government of throwing up unfair obstacles to hinder preparation of their client's defence, including seeking to rush the start of trial and not sharing important evidence.
Mr Tsarnaev's defense attorney Miriam Conrad declined to comment on Mr Holder's decision.
The blasts killed 8-year-old Martin Richard as well as Krystle Campbell, 29, and Chinese national Lu Lingzi, 23. Mr Tsarnaev is also accused in the shooting death of Sean Collier, 27, the university police officer.
A spokesman for Richard's family said the family did not want to comment. Efforts to reach the families of the other victims were not immediately successful.
A trial date for Mr Tsarnaev has not yet been set.


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SIdney (99) and Golden (96) both almost made it.
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Founded: 1946 - Baden-Baden, Germany
The SWF - Sinfonieorchester Baden-Baden was firstly founded in February 1946, a year after World War II was over. Its main function, from its beginnings, has been, aside from the interpretation of the music of both last centuries, the diffusion of the 20th Century music. Contemporary Music must determine, through a continuous provocation, the difference with the music of last centuries, only thus is possible, make feel music like something alive, always changing and variable. This is the mission that has taken by this Orchestra as object: more than 250 premiers in the last 45 years are a good evidence of it. Works of classic repertoire from J.S. Bach to Arnold Schoenberg and Igor Stravinsky also appear in their concerts, along with recordings of contemporary works for the radio, the television and in discs are interpreted. Four titular music directors have determined the style and the universe of the Orchestra, each one of them of way very different in a continuous mixture between music from last times and the present one: Hans Rosbaud (1948-1962), Ernest Bour (1964-1979), Mazimierz Kord (1980-1986) and Michael Gielen (from 1986). Aside from these permanent music directors, the orchestra has also been conducted by others like Ernest Ansermet, Ferenc Fricsay, Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Christopher Hogwood, Leopold Stokowski, George Szell and the composers I. Stravinsky, Paul Hindemith, Bruno Maderna and Pierre Boulez, among others. All of them and many others have contributed to that the SWF-Sinfonieorchester Baden-Baden became the instrument that is nowadays: a versatile, polished orchestra, able to offer to the public the music of last the three hundred years as an alive and present cultural event. The artistic activity of the Orchestra, as much in the field of Classic Music as the Contemporary, has taken it to make concerts in great European cities like: Athens, Berlin, Brussels, Frankfurt a. Main, Köln, London, Paris, Salzburg, Vienna and Zürich, among others, as well as in the festivals of Festwochen of Berlin, Edinburgh International Festival, Luzerner Festwochen, Festival d'Automne Paris, Autumn of the Prague and the Festival "Musica" of Strasbourg. The Orchestra has also made tours, outside the European continent, ro the USA, South Africa and Japan. From 1999 the Orchestra is directed by Sylvain Cambreling jointly, as titular music director, as well as Michael Gielen and Hans Zender as invited conductors.
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Funeral Services To Be Held For 3 NJ Children Police Say Were Killed By Their MotherFuneral services will be held this Saturday for the three children police say were fatally shot by their mother last month in Tabernacle, New Jersey.
Final Member Of Family Shot In Tabernacle DiesOfficials say 11-year-old Alexander Harriman, the last surviving member of the family, passed away on Wednesday afternoon at Cooper University Hospital.
NJ Community Remembers Children Gunned Down In Tabernacle By MotherSunday evening, neighbors gathered to reflect and mourn.
Police: NJ Kids Killed In Murder-Suicide Attempt By MomA New Jersey mother shot three of her children, killing two of them, before turning the gun on herself inside the family's home, State Police said.
Police ID Victims In Deadly Shooting Inside Burlington County HomeTwo children were killed and another child and woman are in critical condition following a shooting inside a Burlington County home, state police said.
NJ High School Students Explore Center City For Final Calculus ExamA group of about 50 students from Seneca High School in Tabernacle, New Jersey were all smiles while taking their final calculus exam.
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Brian Fuentes Closes The Door On The ALDS After Jonathan Papelbon Blows 2-run 9th Inning Lead
October 15, 2009 – 1:45 am by Michael BeanWe heard from losing manager Terry Francona here on SRI following the Angels sweep of the Red Sox. I can't say I agree, but in his 'exit interview' on WEEI he mentioned how he wouldn't change his strategy and pitch to Torii Hunter rather than Vladimir Guerrero if faced with the exact same situation again. Hmm. Hunter's no slouch, but I don't think I've ever heard or read about his mind boggling hitting ability like I have with Vlad.
Moving on. Let's now hear somebody in the winner's circle – Angels closer Brian Fuentes. The former Colorado Rockie led the American League this year with 48 saves, helping baseball fans in Southern California all but forget previous 9th inning man Francisco 'K-Rod' Rodriguez. If you're not yet aware of how the series ended – with Boston's closer Jonathan Papelbon blowing a two run lead in the 9th inning – then you can read about it in the Francona post. Or if you're so inclined, read about the reaction in the Boston Globe from Monday. Who says the curse has been lifted!
Anyway, Brian Fuentes, the Angels closer, had no such similar struggles as his counterpart for the Sox. He pitched a perfect 9th inning for his second save of the series wrapping up Anaheim's sweep of Boston. Next up? The mighty New York Yankees, who will host the first two games in New York starting Friday evening. Fuentes joined ESPN Radio Los Angeles to talk about the ups and downs of the Angels season, finally getting the monkey off their back against Boston in the playoffs, and what he and the rest of the Angels pitching staff needs to do to keep the explosive Yankees offense in check.
On if he was aware of the Angels' struggles getting past Boston in the playoffs in recent years:
"I was aware of that earlier in the year. I've been following baseball as long as I've been playing it and before that. We were all aware of it, but it wasn't like it was a pressing issue to you know, get the monkey off our backs type of situation."
On how closers find a way to have a short memory and put past struggles behind them:
"Really it's just short memory. I tell people time and time again that no matter how well you're pitching or how poorly you're pitching, it really doesn't matter. It has nothing to do with your next save. So have that short memory, wash it out and the only one that matters is the next one."
On what he and the Angels pitching staff needs to do to keep the potent Yankees lineup in check:
"It's just getting ahead, not getting them anything they can use against you really. Make them earn their runs. Walks are obviously the first thing that come to mind , but you also have to keep the ball down and throw strikes. You hand out walks to teams like that and a 1 run inning can turn in to something bigger than that. So just throw strikes and – as good as they guys are, these guys are still getting out 7 of 10 times, at least most of them, so you just got to keep that in mind and have confidence in your abilities and go from there."
Listen here to Fuentes with Mason & Ireland on ESPN Radio Los Angeles (interview begins at 7:42 mark)
Tags: ALCS, Angels vs Yankees, Brian Fuentes, ESPN Radio Los Angeles, Mason and Ireland, MLB save leaders