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Cellist and composer Erik Friedlander lost his wife of many years, dancer and choreographer Lynn Shapiro, to breast cancer in 2011. She'd been diagnosed a decade earlier, and Friedlander says music became a place of vital release for him as her condition worsened.
"During the difficult years, I did take refuge in working," he says. "It was a place where I could make the rules; where I could control what I could control."
In a bit of irony so precise that Friedlander calls it "almost comical," he lost access to that refuge just a week after his wife's death.
"I have a 15-year-old daughter. We had an argument before she went to school, and she walked out, slammed the door and left her lunch on the table," Friedlander says. "So I thought it would be a good opportunity to sort of mend the wound of the argument: I grabbed the lunch and got on my bicycle. And it was a little rainy outside, and I slipped off and absolutely tore, completely, a ligament in my left thumb. So I was really left without any outlet."
The injury took months to heal, during which Friedlander had plenty of time to think; the new album Claws & Wings is his first since that difficult period in his life. Friedlander recently spoke with NPR's Arun Rath about finding his way back to a place of creativity. Hear more of their conversation at the audio link.
If you're just joining us, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR West. I'm Arun Rath.
And you might recognize this happy-go-lucky tune. It was used by Apple to introduce the world to the iPhone way back when. It's a piece by cellist Erik Friedlander. So much of Erik's music has this exuberant, almost dance-like feel. It may be no surprise that he married a dancer. Lynn Shapiro was also a choreographer and a poet. She died of breast cancer in 2011 after a battle that lasted 10 years. Her memory inspired Erik Friedlander's latest album. It's called "Claws & Wings."
RATH: Erik's relationship with Lynn began as a musical collaboration.
ERIK FRIEDLANDER: I was playing cello in a - for a dance company and she was dancing. And I saw her across the room, and then we were in the same piece. And then, well, dancer and musician, it's a natural. And we met and dated for about five years and then got married in '89.
RATH: You know, I've been surprised by how many brilliant musicians I've met who actually can't dance. Are you a good dancer?
FRIEDLANDER: No, I'm not a good dancer. In fact, we were trying to collaborate once on a piece where I would kind of half perform or perform a little bit. And it was pretty sad.
RATH: I imagine that as a musician and composer, your art is something that's been sort of therapeutic to you. And I know in the past you've done music sort of been based, inspired by your childhood so you used it as a way to kind of reflect on yourself. Was it something that through this process and through Lynn passing away, did you turn to it frequently?
FRIEDLANDER: You know, during the years - difficult years, I did take refuge in working. And it was a place where I could make the rules, where I could control what I could control. And it should be said that I went out and injured myself about the week after Lynn died. I - my daughter - I have a 15-year-old daughter. And we had an argument before she went to school, and she walked out and slammed the door and left her lunch on the table.
So I thought it would be a good opportunity to kind of mend the wound of the argument by - I grabbed the lunch and got on my bicycle. And it was a little rainy outside, and I slipped off and absolutely tore, completely, a ligament in my left thumb. So I was really left without any outlets. And...
RATH: So that - I mean, that kind of injury meant that you couldn't play at all, right?
FRIEDLANDER: I couldn't play at all.
RATH: I can imagine how awful that must - because you go through this unbelievable loss, this unspeakable loss, and then within a matter of days your one outlet is also just robbed from you in that way.
FRIEDLANDER: Right. Right. It was almost comical. It was almost comical. It was like, no, you're going to stay home and you're just going to be thinking about this, which was actually good, I think. You know, I always try to turn a negative into a positive. And it was just - so by the time - Lynn died in November. By the time July came around, I was, you know, I was starting to feel like there was a glimmer of possibility, you know, again, and kind of, life marches on and you either get on the rollercoaster or don't.
And so I was feeling like I wanted to get back on, but I was still kind of immersed in the atmosphere of Lynn's death. And so I decided to write from that place.
RATH: What are you seeing in your mind when you're playing a piece like, let's say, "Dancer?"
FRIEDLANDER: "Dancer" is a - Lynn was a dancer, and I see her being so happy as a choreographer and dancer working with her dancers in the studio. You know, she became a writer later in life and wrote a book of poems and started a memoir, which unfortunately she never finished. But she was never happier than working with dancers in the studio. And working meant dancing with them body to body, physical contact.
So that's what I think of her, you know? And she was always a dancer. You know, once a dancer - she had that dancer physique, the dancer posture, a crankiness about all the little aches and pains, you know? So I think of her in her happiest.
RATH: It's very - I don't know if subtle is the right word for it, but it is music where your accompanists - there's an awful lot of meaning, it feels, in the empty spaces between the notes.
FRIEDLANDER: Right, right. And that's the place where I was. And I was thinking about Lynn - because I was in the hospital room when Lynn died. And I was thinking of her jumping off into whatever that is that - where she goes. I mean, I'm not very religious, but I still feel like there's some journey there. And I was thinking about myself in the same kind of silent, meditative moment, jumping off into the future, moving forward.
So I wanted it to have an optimistic feel, a celebration of what I knew was Lynn and my relationship and what we achieved as a couple: 23 years of marriage and a daughter. And that feeling of silence is that same jumping off.
FRIEDLANDER: It's an attempt to reconcile the kind of sadness with moving forward with, OK, it's going to be a rocky terrain, but I can still make headway. And I think Anne Lamott talks about grief being a lazy Susan. So, you know, it's not going to always be tough, but it'll swing around and maybe be difficult at times. And so there's moments of melody, there's moments of meditation and there's moments of optimism, and there's moments of reflection and sadness.
RATH: What's interesting, you talk about this sort of circular nature of grief, and it was something that's amazing over the course of the album. By the time you get to the last track "Cheek to Cheek," there's more, I think, maybe serenity there. And there's definitely beauty there, but it doesn't resolve.
FRIEDLANDER: Right. "Cheek to Cheek" is something my wife would do with my daughter. She'd put her cheek next to my daughter's cheek and say, together, together, together, kind of like an incantation. And it was something she did often. You know, I think of these kind of happy moments and, yeah, I definitely felt that track was optimistic, was a feeling of moving forward. With some pain, yeah, but moving forward still.
RATH: Erik Friedlander is a cellist and composer. His new album is called "Claws & Wings." Erik, thank you so much for sharing all this.
FRIEDLANDER: Sure. Thanks for having me, Arun.
RATH: And for Sunday, that's ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR West. I'm Arun Rath. Check out our weekly podcast. Search for WEEKENDS on ALL THINGS CONSIDERED on iTunes or on the NPR app. And you can follow us on Twitter @nprwatc. Thanks for listening and have a great night. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Thank you for visiting artful embellishments. This is the third year for this blog and I am so happy to keep publishing. I started in 2011 and began with a quilt of the week, this lead to the leaf of the week for my newly designed paper tree that is located on the wall of my garage in 2012.......2013 is going to bring a lot of excitement and positive change. As a personal challenge for 2013, I plan on designing a artist trading card each week to be featured on the blog.
With so many interests, there will be quilting, art quilting, leaves (and more leaves), as well as experiments in thermofax screen printing, fabric dying, and tons of DIY recycle projects. I may even enter that altered fashion scene. To a happy and healthy 2013, may we all find happiness in those things we create....thank you for stoping by artful embellishments.
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Popular property highlights
Oasis in the city
2 miles from the Galleria via complimentary shuttle, this urban oasis with acclaimed spa, aquatics center, and health club sits on 18 wooded acres; downtown Houston and the Museum District are within 9 miles.
Vast fitness center
The Houstonian's 125,000-square-foot health club features tennis, racquetball, a climbing wall, and 100 classes per week; the hotel's elegant spa includes 21 treatment rooms, a lounge, and an indoor float pool.
Wooded vistas
In the spacious guestrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows frame forested views. Safes accommodate laptops, and cable TV provides complimentary HBO; bathrooms include robes, and Trellis, The Spa at The Houstonian toiletries.
Languages Spoken
- English
The Houstonian Hotel, Club & Spa
Renovations & Closures
- Bar/lounge
- Dining venue
- Bar/Lounge
- Dining venue
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The Trellis Spa offers massage, facials, hydrotherapy, and a beauty salon in a Mediterranean-style stucco building with a courtyard. Locker rooms have spa tubs and steam rooms. Couples massage also available. Over 100 luxury body, face, nail, and hair treatment services make Trellis Spa one of the few Four Star spas in Texas.
Complementing the spa is The Houstonian's $3 million aquatic-recreation center includes a Resort Pool, Sports Pool, and Garden Pool. The Resort Pool features a water slide built into a rock-scape, interactive waterfall features, a baby pool, a deep end for exercise classes, water basketball, and a poolside bar. The 25-meter Sports Pool is a competition pool with state-of-the-art technologies. The Garden Pool, set amid manicured landscaping, offers warmer water, a swim lane, and a quiet environment.
The Houstonian Club, the hotel's top-ranked health club, hosts a large range of fitness facilities including 9 tennis courts and 2 indoor racquetball courts. Access to The Houstonian Club is complimentary for guests.
The business center includes technology support staff, a private teleconferencing room, copying, printing, shipping and faxing services. Wireless and wired Internet access is available in the Houstonian Hotel's lobby and 26 meeting rooms (complimentary). The hotel provides secure guest parking and valet service (surcharges apply). Complimentary area shuttle service is provided within 3 miles of the hotel.
- Free use of nearby fitness center
- Waterslide
- Bar/lounge
- Number of outdoor pools - 3
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Poolside bar
- Business center
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Conference space size (meters) - 2973
- Luggage storage
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Hair salon
- ATM/banking
- Concierge services
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Shopping on site
- Indoor tennis courts - 4
- Outdoor tennis courts - 5
- Total number of rooms - 289
- Number of floors - 4
- Tennis on site
- Fireplace in lobby
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms 26
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Year Built 1980
- Coffee shop or café
- Steam room
- Pool sun loungers
- Free WiFi
- Sauna
- Free wired Internet
- Smoke-free property
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Children's pool
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free area shuttle
- Spa services on site
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Number of restaurants - 3
- Conference space size (feet) - 32,000
- Spa tub
- Wedding services
- Garden
- Multilingual staff
- Free newspapers in lobby
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Languages Spoken
- English
- Spanish
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Premium bedding
- Room service (24 hours)
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave (on request)
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Iron/ironing board
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- iPod docking station
- Number of bathrooms -
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Rollaway/extra beds (free)
Where to Eat
Olivette - Mediterranean influences as well as regional American dishes. Seasonal menu may include Roasted Halibut, Truffled Mushroom Risotto, and, for dessert, Vanilla Bean Crème Brûlée. Exhibition kitchen. Views of wooded grounds. Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Center Court Café - Located inside Houstonian Club. Sandwiches, smoothies, frozen yogurt, and other light fare. Casual setting. Open early morning until late evening.
Manor House - Members-only restaurant adjacent to the hotel in former home of President George H.W. Bush. Open to hotel guests for regional American lunch. Dark-wood furnishings and bar.
Nearby Things to Do
This Houston resort's aquatic-recreation center includes a Resort Pool, Sports Pool, and Garden Pool. The Resort Pool features a slide built into a rock-scape, interactive waterfall features, a baby pool, a deep end for exercise classes, water basketball, and more. The 25-meter (82-foot) Sports Pool is a competition pool with state-of-the-art technologies. The Garden Pool, set amid manicured landscaping, offers warmer water, a swim lane, and a quiet environment.
Guests of The Houstonian Hotel, Club & Spa enjoy complimentary access to the on-site Houstonian Club, which offers 20 classes daily, including yoga, Pilates, kickboxing, spinning, dance, and cardio/sculpting. Facilities also include a basketball court, 5 outdoor tennis courts, racquetball and squash courts, indoor and outdoor running paths and a climbing wall. Cardio machines have personal TV screens and CD players. Personal training is available for a surcharge, and a doctor is on site.
Houston's Memorial Park, about a half-mile (0.8 kilometers) away, offers tennis courts, an arboretum and nature center, playing fields, and 6 miles (10 kilometers)of jogging and biking trails along bayous.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Pilates classes on site
- Playground on site
- Racquetball/squash on site
- Fitness classes on site
- Basketball on site
- Mountain biking nearby
- Tennis lessons on site
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
Spa Services
- Spa tub in spa
- Number of treatment rooms 24
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body treatments
- Body scrubs
- Facial treatments
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Massages
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Free rollaway/extra beds!
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between USD 12 and USD 23 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: USD 16.00 per night (in/out privileges)
- Valet parking fee: USD 29.00 per night (in/out privileges)
- Late check-out fee: USD 50.00
Hotel Name
- Hotel Houstonian
- Houstonian Club
- Houstonian Hotel
- Houstonian Hotel Club
We should mention
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Awards & Affiliations
- The Houstonian Hotel, Club & Spa is listed in the 2011 Travel + Leisure 500.
- The property is a member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts.


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Blue Jays - 000 000 000 - 0 5 1Byrd: 6-3-0-3-1, 83!
Red Sox - 111 100 30x - 7 10 0
And the Red Sox chipped away at Halladay from the very start of the game. He got the first two batters on six pitches, but needed another 22 to get the third out. Boston scored on back-to-back doubles from Victor Martinez and Kevin Youkilis.
Rocco Baldelli homered to left on Halladay's first pitch in the second, Dustin Pedroia doubled and scored on Yook's sac fly in the third, and a Alex Gonzalez singled home a run in the fourth. Halladay (6-7-4-1-6, 103) had only one inning in which he retired the side in order.
Gonzalez also got the seventh started with a double. From there, a bunt single from Jacoby Ellsbury, a throwing error by pitcher Shawn Camp and Yook's single tacked on three more runs.
Billy Wagner made his Sox debut in the eighth, allowing a one-out double, but striking out the side. He fanned Aaron Hill and Vernon Wells on hard sliders and got Lyle Overbay on a 94 mph fastball.
The Yankees beat the White Sox 8-3, so Boston stays 6 GB in the East with 32 to play. The Twins beat the Rangers 5-3, so the Red Sox are 3.5 GA in the wild card.
Too much pitching? The Red Sox have gone from having (supposedly) at least eight starters for their five rotation spots to handing the ball today to Byrd, who last pitched in the majors on September 24, 2008, for Boston.
After being traded to the Red Sox from Cleveland in August 2008, Byrd had a 4.78 ERA (97 ERA+) in eight starts/49 innings. He became a free agent, but had not signed with any team until the Sox signed him to a minor league deal on August 5.
Halladay has been roughed up in both of his last two starts, lasting only five innings against the Red Sox on August 19 and getting pelted by the Rays for 12 hits and eight runs in six innings last Monday.
And: White Sox/Yankees at 1 and Rangers/Twins at 2.


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LOWELL -- In the hours and days after his wife of 30 years was bludgeoned to death, The Ngoc Tran allegedly admitted to everyone he encountered -- family, friends, the police -- that he murdered his wife.
But in a battle of mental-health experts, defense-paid psychologist Dr. Henry Nields told the jury at Lowell Superior Court Tran suffered from ongoing depression and saw no other solution to his bleak situation -- dire finances and a wife who didn't respect him -- other than killing his wife Son Tran, 60, and then committing suicide on April 28, 2011.
Tran, 64, is charged with first-degree murder.
Tran was allegedly successful at murdering his wife -- bludgeoning her to death with a rubber mallet in the bathroom of their Lowell home -- but botched his own electrocution. He ended up with a burn on his finger. Son Tran died of blunt trauma to her head.
After a weeklong trial, testimony concluded Monday and closing arguments are scheduled for today, followed by jury deliberations.
If convicted of first-degree murder, Tran faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison without parole.
During testimony Monday, prosecution-paid psychiatrist Dr. Martin Kelly testified that after evaluating Tran, he concluded Tran did not have a mental impairment that would have prevented him from knowing right from wrong and understanding the consequences of his actions.
Kelly referenced Tran's five-page suicide letter in which he explains to his four children that he believed his wife didn't respect him and that she was "poisoning'' his children against him.
When asked if Tran had a mental disease related to depression, Kelly testified Tran had "unhappy circumstances'' and "tunnel vision'' in which he wouldn't consider other ways to resolve the issues in his life.
Follow Lisa Redmond at www.twitter.com/lredmond13.


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Amy Zbuckvich and Justin Maskal, both of Butler, were united in marriage Oct. 6 at the First United Methodist Church, Butler. The Rev. Tom Holman officiated. A reception followed at the White Barn.
The bride is the daughter of Frank and Debbie Zbuckvich of Butler. Parents of the bridegroom are Gary and Pam Maskal of Butler.
The honor attendant was Stefanie Swartz of Marienville, Pa. Bridesmaids included Ashley Zbuckvich of Streetsboro, Ohio, Brianna Kaiser of Elkton, Md., and Taylor Starcher and Hannah Starcher, both of Butler.
The flower girls were Marah Schnur of Brunswick, Md., and Ella Maskal of Butler.
Performing the duties of best man was Josh Maskal of Butler. Ushers included Neil Zbuckvich of Streetsboro, Ohio, and Chris Throne of Norfolk, Va. Junior groomsmen were Lucas and Zachary Slear of Butler.
The ring bearers were Connor Platt and Landon Slear, both of Butler.
The bride is a 2005 graduate of Butler High School and a 2011 graduate of Slippery Rock University.
She is employed by Keystone Ridge Designs in Butler.
The bridegroom graduated from Butler High School in 2002 and from Slippery Rock University in 2007.
He is employed by Keystone Ridge Designs in Butler.
Following a honeymoon trip to St. Lucia, the couple is making their home in Butler.


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(a) General.
(1) Appearance Upon an Arrest. An officer or other person making an arrest
shall must
take the arrested person without unnecessary delay before the nearest available magistrate.
(2) Arrest Without a Warrant. If an arrest is made without a warrant, the
must promptly determine whether probable cause exists under Rule 4(a). If probable
exists to believe that the arrested person has committed a criminal offense, a complaint must
be filed forthwith in the county where the offense was allegedly committed. A
copy of the
complaint must be given within a reasonable time to the arrested person and to any
magistrate before whom he the arrested person is brought, if other than
the magistrate with
whom the complaint is filed.
(b) Statement by the Magistrate at the Initial Appearance.
(1) In All Cases. The magistrate
shall must inform the defendant
of the following:
iA) Of the charge against the defendant and
any accompanying affidavit;
iiB) Of the defendant's right to remain silent;
that any statement made by the defendant
may later be used against the defendant;
iiiC) Of the defendant's right to the assistance
of counsel before making any statement or
answering any questions;
ivD) Of the defendant's right to be represented
by counsel at each and every stage of the
vE) That if the offense charged is one for
which court-appointed counsel is required, the
defendant has the defendant's right to have legal services provided at
public expense to the
extent that the defendant is unable to pay for the defendant's own defense without undue
hardship; and
viF) That the defendant has
the defendant's right to be admitted to bail pursuant to the
provisions of under Rule 46.
(2) Felonies. If the
offense defendant is charged
is with a felony, the magistrate shall must
inform the defendant also of the defendant's right to a preliminary examination ,
and the
defendant's right to the assistance of counsel at the preliminary examination.
(3) Misdemeanors. If the
offense defendant is charged
is with a misdemeanor, the
magistrate shall must inform the defendant also of the defendant's
right to trial by jury in all
cases as provided by law , and of the defendant's right to appear and defend in
person or by
(c) Right to Preliminary Examination.
(1) Waiver.
(A) If the offense charged is a felony, the defendant has the right to a preliminary
examination. The defendant may waive the right to preliminary examination at the initial
appearance if assisted by counsel.
If the defendant does not waive preliminary
the defendant may not be called upon to plead to a felony offense at the initial
(B) If the defendant is assisted by counsel and waives preliminary
, and the
magistrate is a judge of the district court, the defendant may be permitted to plead to the
offense charged in the complaint at the initial appearance.
(C) If the defendant waives preliminary examination and does not plead at the initial appearance, an arraignment must be scheduled.
(D) The magistrate
shall must admit the defendant to
bail pursuant to under the provisions
of Rule 46.
(2) Non-waiver. If the defendant does not waive preliminary examination, the
may not be called upon to plead to a felony offense at the initial appearance.
a A magistrate
of the county in which the offense was allegedly committed shall must
conduct the
preliminary examination. The magistrate shall must admit the
defendant to bail pursuant to
under the provisions of Rule 46.
(d) Interactive television may be used to conduct an appearance under this rule
defendant does not object as permitted by N.D. Sup. Ct. Admin. R 52.
Rule 5 was amended effective March 1, 1990; January 1, 1995; March 1, 2006.
Rule 5 is
adapted derived from the proposed amendment
to Fed.R.Crim.P. 5 [48 F.R.D.
580, January, 1970] Fed.R.Crim.P. 5. Rule 5 is procedurally
designed to advise the
defendant of the charge against the defendant and to inform the defendant of the defendant's
rights. This procedure differs from the arraignment [see N.D.R.Crim.P.
10] under Rule 10
in that the defendant is not called upon to plead.
Subdivision (a) provides that an arrested person must be taken before the magistrate
"without unnecessary delay."
. Unnecessary delay in bringing a person
before a magistrate
is one factor in the totality of circumstances to be considered in determining whether
incriminating evidence obtained from the accused was given voluntarily. State v.
409 N.W.2d 79, 85 (N.D. 1987).
Subdivision (a) was amended, effective January 1, 1995, to clarify that a "prompt" judicial
determination of probable cause is required in warrantless arrest cases.
See Gerstein v.
420 U.S. 103, 43 L.Ed.2d 54, 95 S.Ct. 854 (1975). County of Riverside v. McLaughlin, 500
U.S. 1, 111 S.Ct. 1661, 114 L.Ed.2d 49 (1991) defines "prompt."
Subdivision (b) is designed to carry into effect the holding of Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S.
436, 86 S.Ct. 1602, 16 L.Ed.2d 694, 10 A.L.R.3d 974
, rehearing denied sub nom.,
v. Stewart, 385 U.S. 890, 87 S.Ct. 11, 17 L.Ed.2d 121 (1966). Because the Miranda rule
constitutionally based, it applies to all officers whether State state or
Federal federal. One
should note that the protections required by Miranda apply as soon as a person "has been
taken into custody or otherwise deprived of his freedom of action in any significant way,"
while the requirement that an accused be taken before a magistrate is applicable only to an
"arrested person." The Miranda decision is based upon the Fifth Amendment privilege
against self-incrimination , and holds that no statement obtained by
interrogation of a person
in custody is admissible, unless, before the interrogation begins, the accused has been
effectively warned of the accused's rights, including the right not to answer questions and
the right to have counsel present. [See Wright, Federal Practice and Procedure:
Criminal 76-77 (1982).]
Subdivision (b) specifies the action which must be taken by the magistrate.
(b)(1)(i), (b)(1)(ii), and (b)(1)(iii) Subparagraphs (b)(1)(A), (b)(1)(B), and
(b)(1)(C) are
stated by Miranda to be absolute prerequisites to interrogation and cannot be dispensed with
on even the strongest showing that the person in custody was aware of those rights. [See
Miranda v. Arizona, supra, 384 U.S. at 468-472.]
Subsection Paragraph (b)(2) provides an additional requirement
to the instructions given
by the magistrate in Subsection paragraph (b)(1) when the charge is a
felony. It requires the
magistrate to inform the defendant of the right to a preliminary examination. The Sixth
Amendment right to counsel applies to a preliminary examination granted under state law
if because the preliminary examination is a critical stage of the state's
criminal process.
Coleman v. Alabama, 339 U.S. 1, 90 S.Ct. 1999, 26 L.Ed.2d 387 (1970); State v.
187 N.W.2d 1, 34 (N.D. 1971).
Subdivisions (b) and (c) were amended, effective March 1, 1990. The amendments track
the 1987
Federal amendments to Rule Fed.R.Crim.P.
5, which are technical in nature, and
no substantive change is intended.
Subdivision (c) was amended, effective January 1, 1995, in response to elimination of county courts and to ensure that a defendant is not called upon to waive the preliminary examination or to plead without the assistance of counsel at the initial appearance.
Subdivision (d) was amended, effective March, 1, 2004, to permit the use of interactive
television to conduct initial proceedings
if the defendant consents.
Subdivision (d) was
amended, effective March 1, 2006, to reference N.D.Sup.Ct.Admin.R. 52, which governs
proceedings conducted by interactive television.
Rule 5 was amended, effective March 1, 2006, in response to the December 1, 2002, revision of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure. The language and organization of the rule were changed to make the rule more easily understood and to make style and terminology consistent throughout the rules.
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CROSS REFERENCES: N.D.R.Crim.P. 5.1 (Preliminary Examination); N.D.R.Crim.P.
(Arraignment); N.D.R.Crim.P. 35 (
Correction or Reduction of
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Sentence); N.D.R.Crim.P. 43 (Defendant's Presence); N.D.R.Crim.P. 44 (Right to and
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is that better?
sorry had a brain fart on the last one
is that better?
sorry had a brain fart on the last one
actually - it's an acronym - like scubaOriginally posted by MajorDamage
An anagram is like making an ew word out of letters in another word. Like making itch into tich and stuff. That would be initials and I think its Super Hyped ENDO!
*whisper* "Ease his pain"
Perhaps he's talking about the side feed breaches for the SFL? Probably not, but that's what I'm hopin' for.
"Hey now, watch the hair..."
4500 flatlines or a low pressure emag or new low pressure mag valve. If can come up with something that matches the acronym I'll post.
E-Mag w/ No-Rise lvl 10
Team Exotic Elements
Yep, definatly an acronym with SHE being capitalized.
who am i supposed to be emailing?
i got money that tom is sittin back at AGD laughing his pants off at us!
Um.. maby he is giving us valentines day advice?
i think its and acronym too....
Super Hyped E-mag....more advertising maybe?
Shocktech Halo E-mag....just a thought...
Superbolt Halo Extreem package.....hmmm....i like this one
my guess is as good as anyone elses....cmon tom...i gotta know
shut up and laysomepaint
what about IF then? I mean if you think SHE is an acronym, then what about IF?
I'll bet he is talking about the extreem.
But I refuse to e-mail!
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Funny how an E-mail them comment is in this one too...
lol, I knew it was something...just couldn't remember what it was called, but I knew someone would yell at me. Better to be part right, than not right at all I suppose! I knew it wasn't an anagram!
Ok... I tried the whole sliding the letters the same number of places over in the alphabet thing.... and SHE translates out into the following
SHE RGD QFC PEB ODA NCZ MBY LAX(woohoo, lacrosse!)
KZW JYV (junior varsity?)IXU HWT GVS FUR (????)
ETQ DSP CRO(-me warps?) BQN APM ZOL
YNK XMJ WLI VKH UJG TIF(-fanny, the future AGD ad girl?)
Well as you can see, I came up with nothing!!!! But how about an e-mail addy.. I obviously got nothing better to do...
He said it 17 times... I dunno if that means anything
Do they stand for something? Somebody? Obviously he wanted to emphasize IF and SHE. Intelli Feed Super Hacked Emag? Ummm... I think the Dye Extreem Emag is possible, but I'm not sure how it fits. Maybe SHE is the name of the gun they would make? Kind of like the Dye Iron Men Angel.
Wherever you are, be all there.
Intelli Feed Secret Halo E-mag
Thats the best I could come up with...I am totally clueless...but for some reason I think Shartley has the inside scoop....
Does it smell like updog in here to you?
Originally posted by Automagisurdad
and the barrel is no good cause its a 14 and not 12.
I think that Shartley is in on the who thing with Tom. Because I think they're suggesting that the AO pull together and start up the great hype machine and get Dye to do their version of a E-mag with a modular body.
Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off of your Objective.
hey major damage, i said acronym, just go back and look at my original post
Ps. Tom, you sir suck!
I hope the KAPP girl is now the airgun designs girl!!!!! I hope she comes.
Spray and Pray.
Shartley is NOT in on the WHO thing. Shartley does not have an inside track on the WHO thing. Shartley and Tom have not teamed up to do a Hype job on AO.
(Shartley wonders who believes this is true, or who thinks it is deception or misdirection. )
((Shartley wonders why he is talking about himself in the 3rd person�..))
Hmmm, field of dreams.... that seems like an important clue. Maybe Tom is starting something up along the lines of a field? Or maybe it has something to do the AGD team idea that was being kicked around? Hey maybe SHE is a new paintball league! (Wishful thinking there)
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As little as 10 cents a day and you can buy my family out of slavery... Hurry before its too late!
OR Intelli Feed Shocktech Halo EmagOriginally posted by XspyX
Intelli Feed Secret Halo E-mag
Thats the best I could come up with...
My drinking team has a paintball problem.
My Feedback
Superspeed haveblue EMAG... Hacked in programming heaven and back!
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O, very clever. I shoulda thought of that one...damnOriginally posted by Gambit1106
OR Intelli Feed Shocktech Halo Emag
(I think the long cold winters of Illinois are getting to him, cabin fever is setting in!)
Could it possibly be... what I've been waiting all this time for... the piece of equipment without which I couldn't justify buying an e-mag... a pump kit for the extreme.
Oh, Rapture
Silver SFL E-Magnum
Warped Halo-B
45/45 Flatline
Listen to your friend Billy Zane, he's cool!
Could this possibly be a trick devised by Tom to liven then good people of AO? Or could Tom have lost his mind? Could Tom be using us to create a new name for a new product he has cleverly nicknamed "SHE"? The world may never know.
OR! Its an unbreakable one-time-pad code and he will start misleading us with strange, duragatory phrases like "The pizza is in the the house!" and "Take out the trash jungle monkey!"
Is AGD getting a model? Either that, or its an acronym for a secret project, like you all have said.
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i dont know if this has been said before but maybe SHE is the messed up intelliframes?
look at how how "email" was mentioned in this post about a DYE emag:
Looks like "SHE" is a DYE Emag. Everyone e-mail Cave Youngblood about 500 times now with DYE EMAG in the subjectline GOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGO!
1) what is with the whole mr. nasty thing?
2) I dont think that the IF thing stands for anything
3) maybe SHE stands for something, probably not though, since IF probably doesnt't. It is just emphasized
4) Shocktech Halo Extreem would be my best guess, but that sounds a little far fetched
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Why did he say Mr. Nasty?
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"I look forward to working for the people of the Fourth District and the entire County, " Couch said. "It's important to make sure that our system of County government is open and accessible to everyone." said Supervisor David Couch.
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Douglas M. Drew, 75, died on Friday, Oct. 12, 2012 at his home in Munro Township.�
Douglas M. Drew, 75, died on Friday, Oct. 12, 2012 at his home in Munro Township.
Douglas was born July 25, 1937 in Howell, Mich. He was the son of Theron and Marguarette Drew. He grew up in Howell and graduated from Howell High School in 1955.
Doug married Sandra Brown and the couple made their home in Howell, where they raised their family.
Doug was a builder by trade, owned and operated Douglas Drew Construction Co. in the Howell area and later in northern Michigan. He retired in 1999.
On Oct. 12, 1990, he married the former Joanne Migliore in Brighton, Mich. The couple made their home in Howell and later moved to Levering, Mich. in 1993.
Doug enjoyed hunting, fishing, golfing and traveling. He was a former member of the Howell Elks Club.
He is survived by his wife, Joanne Drew. Doug's children include: Douglas Drew I of Howell, Dale (Kathy) Drew of Howell, Dean Drew of Fowlerville, David (Mary) Drew of Howell, Daniel Drew of Howell, and Candi (Troy) Foshee of Missouri. Stepchildren include: Debra (Harvey) Lee of Fenton, Daniel (Kim) Cook of Missouri, Susan (Mike) Arnet of Fowlerville, Linda Cook of Gwinn, Marie Klopf of Howell, and Wade (Christine) Migliore of Milwaukee.
Doug was grandfather to many grandchildren and great grand children. Siblings include: Daryl (Terry) Drew of Howell, and Debra DeGrace of California.
Besides his parents, Douglas was preceded in death by his daughter, Tana Drew, and Daryl Drew.
Memorial contributions are suggested to the American Heart Association.
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Tom Clements
- Photos: Public memorial for Tom Clements.
- Photos: Suspected black Cadillac from Colorado in wild chase and shootout in Texas.
- Photos: Investigators search the immediate area around Clements' home.
- Map: Location and area of the fatal shooting.
- Listen: El Paso County Sheriff's dispatch responding to Clements shooting.
- Photos: Gov. Hickenlooper comments on Clements' death on March 20, 2013.
- Video: Watch Hickenlooper's reaction to Clements' death.
- Read Tony Carochi's letter to corrections employees on Clements' death.
The gun Evan Ebel used in a shootout with Texas sheriff's deputies was the same one used to kill Colorado prisons chief Tom Clements, the El Paso County Sheriff's Department confirmed Monday.
"The confirmation goes well beyond acknowledging the same caliber and brand of ammunition being used but rather is based on unique and often microscopic markings left on the casings at both scenes," Lt. Jeff Kramer wrote in a news release.
Ebel fired a 9mm Smith & Wesson handgun at Texas deputies during Thursday's chase and gunfight, and he died after deputies shot him in the forehead.
Investigators on Monday were hoping to learn how Ebel, who was released on mandatory parole on Jan. 28, got the gun. Authorities would not comment on the results of a trace of the weapon.
Detectives were also still trying to determine whether Ebel, 28, a member of the white-supremacist prison gang known as the 211 Crew, acted alone in shooting Clements on Tuesday night as he answered the door of his Monument home.
"There are no answers at this time surrounding motive, and gaining these answers could be a lengthy process for investigators," Kramer wrote in the release. He would not elaborate, citing concern about jeopardizing the pending probe.
"If other people are implicated in this crime, it is imperative we do all we can to aid in the successful prosecution of those responsible, and that starts with the integrity of the investigation."
Ebel also has been tied to the killing of Domino's Pizza delivery driver Nathan Leon. Deputies in Texas found a Domino's box and a shirt in the truck of the wrecked 1991 Cadillac DeVille that Ebel was driving in the chase on Thursday.
A vehicle with a similar description was involved in Leon's killing. But Denver police have not said what ballistic evidence, if any, they have recovered in that case.
Kramer said investigators still don't know why Ebel had the uniform.
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I would first like to thank you all for coming today.
I will begin by saying that I have never employed elves to work for AGD in a technical or advisory role concerning our products.
Secondly I would like to squash any myths about employing elves to actually reside WITHIN any of our products to enhance their abilities.
And finally I would like to state that elves have only been employed by AGD as added security. We currently use the services if EIB Security and Consulting.
This is the official statement on this issue.......
That is depending on what your definition of "is" is.
(J/K... I know it is not the best quality pic, but I AM working and playing at the same time.. LOL)
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Photos: Rapper Olamide Shows Off His Girlfriend
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- Anonymous04 January, 2013 07:40
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Angelina Jolie has confirmed that a scene in her new film "Maleficent" is a metaphor for rape.
Talking to BBC Radio's Women's Hour on June 10, Jolie addressed a scene that has been interpreted by some as a metaphor for sexual assault. In the scene, Maleficent is drugged by a man she loves and trusts, who then takes her wings and robs her of the ability to fly.
"We were very conscious, the writer and I, that (the scene in question) was a metaphor for rape," Jolie said. "The core of ("Maleficent") is abuse, and how the abused have a choice of abusing others or overcoming and remaining loving, open people."
In the retelling of "Sleeping Beauty," Maleficent takes revenge against the man's daughter, Aurora, by putting a curse on her as an infant.
Jolie told the BBC her character's betrayal and assault catalyzed Maleficent's vengeful behavior, which transformed her character from being a benevolent fairy into a villain. "The question was asked, 'What could make a woman become so dark? To lose all sense of her maternity, her womanhood, and her softness?'"
The film's writer, Linda Woolverton, told The Hollywood Reporter the scene is critical to the audience's ability to understand Maleficent's motives.
"The biggest challenge (making the film) was how to make a villain into a protagonist," Woolverton said. "How on earth was I going to justify that this woman would curse a baby?"
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Trailing by three goals early in the second half, the eighth-ranked Duke field hockey team responded with a rallying effort but ultimately came up short in a 4-3 loss to No. 6 Virginia Friday evening at the Cavaliers' Turf Field.
The Blue Devils fell to 10-4 overall and 2-2 in the ACC with the loss while Virginia moved to 15-3 and 3-2 in conference play.
Following an early tally by the Cavaliers' Elly Buckley, Duke notched the equalizer just 28 seconds later as sophomore midfielder Aileen Johnson scored on a feed from senior Emmie Le Marchand. The goal was Johnson's third of the year while Le Marchand recorded her eighth assist.
The next 20 minutes were a back and forth affair with the defenses on both ends holding up under pressure. However Virginia broke the tie in the 25th minute when Riley Tata tapped in a pass from Lucy Hyams. The Cavaliers scored again just before the intermission on a fast break to send the Blue Devils into halftime down 3-1.
Less than a minute into the second period, Virginia's Buckley scored for the third time on the evening to increase the deficit to three.
Redshirt senior Devon Gagliardi answered with a goal in the 39th minute, capitalizing on a pass from Johnson. Duke then made it a one-goal game with 26:10 to play as Le Marchand knocked in a strike on an assist from senior Paula Heimbach for her team-leading eighth goal of the season.
Intensity picked up on the turf over the next several minutes of action and cards were handed out to players on both sides. Despite a strong comeback performance from the Blue Devils, Virginia's defense remained stalwart, preserving the 4-3 score to the end of regulation.
The Cavaliers totaled 18 shots to six by Duke and held a 6-2 edge in penalty corners. Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Lauren Blazing posted seven saves in the loss while Virginia keeper Jenny Johnstone made one stop.
The Blue Devils return home to Durham Sunday, Oct. 20 to host non-conference opponent Stanford in a 12 p.m. contest.


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Caltrain launches electrification environmental reviewWritten by Jenifer Nunez, assistant editor
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This is the first in a series of feedback opportunities corridor stakeholders will have to comment on the project.
Caltrain already has engaged in extensive outreach on the modernization and electrification program, meeting with community groups and elected officials for the past several months. This new round of outreach is the first step in the formal process of preparing and obtaining state environmental review and approval of the project.
Last year, the California High Speed-Rail Authority recommended funding corridor electrification as one of its "early investment" projects.
That money, when combined with other federal, regional and local funds, totals $1.5 billion and will allow Caltrain to electrify the Peninsula corridor from San Francisco to the Tamien Station in San Jose.
The environmental impact report for Caltrain electrification and modernization does not include high-speed rail (HSR), which will be subject to a separate environmental review.
Modernization and electrification of Caltrain is anticipated to allow increased service to more stations while reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 90 percent.
Caltrain will begin operating electrified service by 2019, but this will not include HSR, which is not expected to reach the Peninsula until 2026, at the earliest.
To kick off the environmental clearance process, Caltrain staff will be holding its first public scoping meeting Feb. 27 at the Caltrain offices. For times and other dates go here. (link to dates here).


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Land of Os - In the Shadow of Auschwitz
Land of Os - In the Shadow of Auschwitz
At the end of the infamous railroad tracks is a city of red brick and barbed wire fencing. To see it is to gaze into the face of death. The human mind can't comprehend what more than 1,000,000 murders looks or feels like. Nevertheless, the same number of living people pay homage to the lost souls at Auschwitz-Birkenau every year. Very few venture into the adjacent Polish town.
O?wi?cim's history has enormous proportions compared to its physical size. It's been overrun by invading...
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Posted on October 1, 2012
I stared into the box, mouth open. "Not really," I said to the donor, who wasn't there. "You didn't really. Did you do that on purpose, or is it just one of those things?"
The third book out of the box was Joyce Carol Oates's You Must Remember This. Two books farther down was Roger Ebert's A Kiss Is Still a Kiss,
"You KNOW what I'm going to be humming for the next two hours," I told the donor.
People have remarked on the fact that I do not have a radio in the room where I play with the books. I prefer to work this way for several reasons. A. I've heard all the auto insurance commercials I really need to hear. B. I don't want to be distracted while sorting romances written by mystery writers from mysteries written by romance writers by health bulletins telling me Necco wafers cure ingrown toenails. C. The music cuts down on spontaneous singing.
Why should I spend precious time tuning in a radio station when so many song cues come in on the covers of books? I don't say that I hum every tune I see referred to in a title, because I don't catch all of them; they're references to music O haven't heard. But that's the bonus of providing my own musical background: it never wastes my time playing songs I don't know.
The song cues can be obvious: Frank Sinatra's autobiography My Way, or Jimmy Buffett's Tales From Margaritaville. Or it can go a bit deeper, as when a copy of Anita Loos's Gentlemen Prefer Blondes comes in, I have to hum "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend". Alphabet books may, if I am in a musical mood, provoke a Jackson 5 number (actually letters and numbers, if you recall the song in question.) A Sesame Street book can call up the theme song or any one of a dozen top ten tunes to come from the show. (There is no truth to the rumor that Oscar and I share the personal soundtrack "I Love Trash.")
Sometimes it gets very esoteric, and I find myself humming a song and trying to backtrack to find out how THAT came up. The old pop country hit "Wolverton Mountain" was rumbling around the room for several days before I realized it was the fault of a Star Trek novel called The Pandora Principle. You would need to be a trivia expert of Five-Day Jeopardy Champion level to make the connection at this point, but we'll pause while you try to figure it out.
Give up? I would have, too, but I had the book in front of me. The author of the book was somebody named Carolyn Clowes. The villain who lives up on Wolverton Mountain was Clifton Clower. Yes, I know. But if you're in a musical mood, and have a largely disorganized brain, your mind will jump on little things like that and set you to humming songs you didn't know you remembered.
Anyhow, I tucked Joyce's book into Literature and Roger's into Show Biz. There's no sense giving in to the temptation to put them out together, because there are people in this sad world who wouldn't get it. Besides, there are at least two books called Fundamental Things Apply and a dozen called As Time Goes By. I'd never finish.
And if I did finish, there'd still be the problem of Agatha Christie's By the Pricking of My Thumbs and Ray Bradbury's Something Wicked This Way Comes. (Note to self: section at next year's book fair called Something Wicked This Way Hums.)


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DRACUT -- For five straight days, one of Skylar Unger's 12-year-old classmates at Lakeview Junior High picked a paper mitten from the "Giving Tree" Skylar had set up in the school's lobby and took it home.
Each day, as she passed through the lobby reading the writing on the Giving Tree's mittens asking for the simplest items -- pants, shirts, boots, gloves -- that less fortunate Lowell and Dracut residents did not have and hoped to get as Christmas presents, Skylar's compassionate schoolmate could not resist taking home yet another mitten, Skylar's mom, Fawn Unger, reported.
The girl's mom finally had to tell her to stop.
"She told her daughter she understood that she feels bad, but one family couldn't fulfill every wish on the tree," Fawn Unger said.
Twelve-year-old Skylar believes if more community members like her classmate pitch in, however, they can collectively fulfill all wishes remaining on her Giving Tree, she said Monday.
Skylar is a seventh-grader whose personal list of favorite things includes: animals, studying science (with an eye toward becoming a veterinarian), celebrating Christmas with family and friends, and volunteering at the Nashua Soup Kitchen and shelter, as she does regularly, she said.
"Skylar serves dinner to the homeless, and helps out the disabled," said Fawn Unger. "She loves to be around them, treats them with respect, and takes charge, with much leadership and compassion. Helping those less fortunate has always been something my daughter has held near and dear to her heart.
As a sixth-grader last year, Skylar attended the Englesby Intermediate School in Dracut, which had a traditionally-decorated Christmas tree in its lobby, she said. As this holiday season neared, Skylar approached Lakeview Junior High Vice-principal Rick McElhinney with her idea to erect a tree in her new school's lobby -- with a socially generous twist.
McElhinney readily agreed and encouraged Skylar to pursue her "Giving-Tree" plan, mother and daughter said.
After doing some research to find a local nonprofit agency that may be under-served and could use a boost, Skylar and her mother learned of The Wish Project, (www.thewishproject.org), a Lowell-based nonprofit that helps to place families from homeless shelters in low-income housing. Wish Project Coordinator Jill Maker told the Ungers she was heading a project called the "Mitten Tree," which aimed to fulfill Christmas wishes of 98 "hotel-homeless" families -- a total of 300 individuals.
Skylar then decided to make The Wish Project's Mitten-Tree mission her own, she said.
"I wanted these families to know that people care, and that they're not forgotten about, especially at this time of the year," said Skylar. "They're only asking for one special gift. I'm hoping that through these donations, we will be able to help their wishes come true, and give them a magical holiday."
Skylar said in building the Giving Tree, a daylong November project, she combined an evergreen fir-wood trunk with synthetic branches. There is also a bird's nest in the middle, and gold star on top. Hanging on thin metal hooks from the tree's branches are the tree's most purposeful items: Paper mittens, containing the individual gift wishes of needy and hopeful area recipients.
On Nov. 21, the day before Thanksgiving, Skylar "planted" her Giving Tree in the lobby of the school, she said.
As of Monday, 97 mittens dangled from the Giving Tree. Though 200 mittens had already been plucked from the tree to date by generous members of the school community -- including several Dracut teachers and administrators who took home a handful of mittens each, Fawn Unger said -- Skylar admitted she was a bit worried some mittens might remain on the tree past the announced Dec. 20 gift-giving deadline.
The mitten-borne requests that still hung on the tree included boys and girls and men and women ranging in age from 14 to 48, including: "Girl, 22, Twilight book; girl, 16, clothing, shirt size 8, pants size 10; girl, 14, boots; boy, 16, high boots, size 9 1/2; boy 10, clothing, shirt size 14, pant size 14."
When Skylar was asked what, if anything, she wants for herself for Christmas, she had to think awhile.
"Well, I hope to maybe get a pair of Ugg boots," Skylar said, before quickly returning her focus to the season of giving, not receiving.
"When I see this many people who don't really have the things they need, my thought is: It's more important that they get the things they need, because I already have nice things," said Skylar. "It feels better to give than to receive."
Most of the remaining 97 mittens on the Giving Tree at Lakeview Junior High School contained wishes for gift items that cost about $15 and $20, Fawn Unger noted.
McElhinney, the school's vice principal, said anyone wishing to contribute any amount toward fulfilling the wishes of the remaining mittens on Skylar Unger's Giving Tree are welcome to send a check, made out to "Fawn Unger/Giving Tree Fund," in a letter mailed to the school's address: 1570 Lakeview Ave., Dracut, MA, 01826, with "attention Mr. McElhinney" written on the outside of the envelope.
Skylar and her mom will use any donations to purchase the wish items on the remaining mittens, they said.
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Hawks give up big lead, lose to Morris at Herscher Regional
In a game where Prairie Central led by as many as 17 points, the outcome was decided on one final shot.
Austin Patterson drained a 3-pointer from the top of the key as time expired to give Morris a 50-47 victory over the Hawks in the second semifinal game of the Class 3A Herscher Regional Wednesday night.
"We told the kids to keep everybody in front of them and not let anyone get behind," PC head coach Rick Schertz said. "The one kid just came up and we weren't on him. They made a play."
The situation was this: Morris got the ball after a turnover and used a timeout with two seconds left and the ball at mid court. Coming out of break, Prairie Central had Pete Severson, a 6-foot-4 blocker, covering inbounder Evan Bjelland.
The Redskins broke with Patterson coming to the top of the key off what appeared to be a screen. He was wide open and drilled the winner.
"We're not even in that situation if we don't make the play before," Schertz said. "We get Kyler (Hoffman) a wide-open 3 at the top and he nailed it."
That was the play that came 14 seconds earlier. It gave the Hawks a 47-46 lead and capped a comeback over the final four minutes.
It nearly did not happen. Prairie Central had the ball with 32 seconds remaining when Schertz used a timeout to create strategy. As Lane Maurer was about to set the offense, he lost the ball and it rolled deep in the backcourt.
He passed it across the line just before the 10-second count expired. Hoffman took a pass crossing above the key, turned and drained the 23-footer.
A foul by Mitch Harrell after the basket sent Danny Friend to the line for two shots. He made one to tie it with eight seconds on the clock.
The Hawks got a timeout with four seconds left. Addison Bounds started to make a move when he lost the ball to the Redskins, who got a timeout with two seconds to go.
"This is going to hurt for awhile, but I'm proud of our kids," Schertz said.
The beginning was very different from the ending. The Hawks came out burning hot in racing to a 21-4 advantage.
"We came out blazing; we did everything we wanted to," Schertz said. "That's the start we wanted."
Morris led 3-2 when Maurer connected for 3 from the left corner to start an 18-point run. He added two more treys in the run and PC got two baskets from Ed Shafer, a deuce from Bounds and a 3-pointer from Hoffman as the lead reached 20-3.
The two sides traded free throws before Bjelland signaled the beginning of the Redskins' comeback.
"We told the kids we weren't going to run away from them, they're too good a basketball team," Schertz said. "They got back in the game and made the plays in the end."
As hot as the Hawks were in the first quarter, they were stone cold in the second period. PC was just 1 of 9 from the field in watching its lead dwindle to 23-18 by halftime.
"I thought we were getting some good shots, we just weren't knocking them down," Schertz said.
Morris outscored Prairie Central 10-2 over the final 3:45 of the third quarter to trail 32-31. The Redskins had taken a 31-30 lead during the run.
Maurer finished with 13 points and Shafer scored 11 for the Hawks (16-10). Bounds and Hoffman chipped in 9 points apiece while Harrell added 4 and Severson scored 1 point.
Bjelland and Jake Hogan had 11 points each for Morris (16-10). Patterson and Ben Ortiz each tallied 10 points.


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Parabola concertante by Rodion Shchedrin (1932-). For cello, string orchestra and timpani. This edition: ED 9407. Orchestra Music. Grade 5. Piano reduction with solo part. Composed 2001. 36 pages. Duration 15 minutes. Published by Schott Music (SD.49008410). ISBN 9790001131384. Bei einem Komponisten, der mit seinen Werken in nahezu allen musikalischen Gattungen vertreten ist, ist es nicht erstaunlich, dass diese Vielseitigkeit seines Schaffens auch zu ungewohnlichen Besetzungen fuhrt, wie z. B. in "Music from afar" fur 2 Bassblockfloten, oder in "Balalaika" fur eine Solo-Violine, die durchweg pizzicato spielt. Mit dieser Vorliebe setzt Shchedrin in "Parabola concertante" zum begleitenden Streichorchester Pauken ein, die dem in seinem Gesamtgestus verhaltenen, besinnlichen Stuck einen charakteristischen Kontrapunkt geben. Geschrieben ist das Stuck fur den Altmeister des Cellospiels Mstislav Rostropovitch, der auch das Werk beim Internationalen Cello-Festival Kronberg uraufgefuhrt hat.
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Be Still, My Soul by Jean Sibelius (1865-1957). Arranged by Morris. For 3-5 octave handbells with 2 octave handchimes. Lent; General. Level II+. Published by Concordia Publishing House (CR.97-7118U1).
Instruments: Percussion, Handbell, Handchime
Genres: 20th Century, Christian, Scandinavian, Classical, Religious, World
Celtic Mass (Brass & Timpani) by Christopher Walker. Solo Instrument Songbook. Published by OCP (OC.10526). Used in English-speaking parishes around the world, the Celtic Mass has become one of the most popular settings ever written.
Instruments: Percussion, Timpani
Genres: Celtic, Christian, St. Patrick's Day, World, Religious, Celebrations
March Past of the Kitchen Utensils (from "The Wasps"). By Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958). Arranged by Herbert Hersom. For recorders (SAT), percussion and piano; Glockenspiel and xylophone ad lib.. This edition: ED 10995. Recorder Music. Score and parts. 24 pages. Published by Schott Music (SD.49002613). ISBN 9790220107214.
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Ballade und Tanz. (nach rumanischen Volksliedern). By Gyorgy Ligeti (1923-). For school orchestra (piano, 2 soprano recorders, 5 percussion, 4 violin I, 4 violin II, 4 violin III, 3 cellos, 2 double basses). This edition: CON 177-50. Orchestra Music. Concertino (Chamber Orchestra). Grade 4. Set of parts. Composed 1949-1950. 66 pages. Duration 3 minutes. Published by Schott Music (SD.49001864). ISBN 9790001024518.
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Instruments: Piano, Violin, Cello, Double Bass, Percussion, Soprano Recorder, Piano and Keyboard, Strings, Recorder, Woodwinds
Genres: Classical, 20th Century, Hungarian, World
Les Noces (Choral Score). By Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971). Edited by Margarita Mazo. For SATB, Four Pianos, Percussion (Quartet) (Study Score). Music Sales America. Ballet, 20th Century, Choral. 192 pages. Chester Music #CH61799. Published by Chester Music (HL.14031725). ISBN 1846092809. Ballet, 20th Century, Choral. 9.75x13.5 inches. A sumptuous, paintakingly researched and fully authoritative edition of Stravinsky's Choreographic Scenes with Singing and Music in large-format study score. Part of the Chester Stravinsky Edition series, this presentation of Les Noces is fully edited by Margarita Mazo, based upon relevant autograph and printed scores. The book includes a substantial analytical history of the work, examining the significance of the piece in the canon of the great Stravinsky scores. You will find a full choreographical assessment by Stephanie Jordan, alongside a detailed critical commentary by Mazo and associate editor Millan Sachania. A comprehensive bar-by-bar guide to the texts and transliteration is also included, making this a indispensable study score for the conductor, performer and scholar alike.
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Genres: 20th Century, Russian, Classical, World
77 Breaks by Matyas Seiber (1905-1960). For percussion. This edition: BSS 32379. Drums/Percussion. 19 pages. Published by Schott Music (SD.49022862). ISBN 9790001142342.
Pages: 19
Instruments: Percussion, Drums
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The Miraculous Mandarin by Bela Bartok (1881-1945). Arranged by James Ancona. Percussion Ensemble. For Glockenspiel, 3 marimbas (low A), xylophone, crotales, 3 vibraphones, 5 timpani, large tam tam, chimes, 2 china cymbals, 18" suspended cymbal, 4 toms, wind gong, medium gong, 2 small gongs of different sizes, dark sus. cym., bright sus. cym., sizzle cym., (8 players). Percussion Feature. Marching Band. Advanced. Score and parts. 36 pages. Duration 4'00". Published by Tapspace Publications (TA.TSPCE-04). This percussion ensemble arrangement of "The Miraculous Mandarin" is based upon three movements of Bartok's original work. The Beginning - A challenging display of technique, timbral variety, and creative orchestration. The Second Seduction - Featuring the vibraphones, this movement creates a rubato, tense beauty. The Chase - A relentless conclusion which drives to the ultimate point of release. This arrangement will challenge performers, and offers a programmatic piece which will showcase the versatility of the percussion ensemble's timbral range. It was first performed by the Santa Clara Vanguard Percussion Ensemble in 2000.
Pages: 36
Instruments: Percussion, Timpani, Marimba, Vibraphone, Xylophone, Glockenspiel
Genres: 20th Century, Hungarian, Classical, World
The Devil's Dance (from Histoire du Soldat). By Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971). Arranged by James Ancona. Percussion Ensemble. For Glockenspiel, xylophone, 2 vibraphones, 2 marimbas (low A), 5 timpani, and multi-percussion (bass drum, snare drum, field drum, tambourine) (8 players). Concert Percussion Ensembles. Advanced. Score and parts. 16 pages. Duration 1'20". Published by Tapspace Publications (TA.TSPCE-02). "The Devil's Dance" is a short animated movement from Stravinsky's famous theatrical work Histoire du Soldat. Originally written by Stravinsky for a small instrumental theater ensemble of two woodwinds, two brass, two strings, and one solo percussionist, Ancona has preserved the original intent of this piece in a concert percussion setting of eight players. Meter changes occur frequently while constantly shifting accents and dissonant harmonies give it a sinister and sarcastic tone.
Pages: 16
Instruments: Percussion, Timpani, Marimba, Vibraphone, Xylophone, Glockenspiel
Genres: 20th Century, Russian, Classical, World
A Welsh Noel by Dave and Jean Perry. Choir Secular. For Opt. Bells and Percussion (2-Part Choir). Choral Octavo. Choral Designs. Christmas; Winter. Choral Octavo. 12 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.27235). With words adapted from the poem "Welsh New Year's Eve," this dance-like setting is a festive choice for wintertime concerts. The hand drum and bell parts are optional but enhance the new-age feel, and the easy-to-achieve mixed meter fits perfectly. Four refreshing voicings to choose from.Inst. Parts Available (choral); Recorded Acc. Available.
Pages: 12
Instruments: Choir, Percussion, Vocal
Genres: Christmas, Welsh, Miscellaneous, World


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Dr. David W. Anderson, 76 of White Bear Township, Minn. entered into eternal rest on November 13, 2012.
Dr. David W. Anderson, 76 of White Bear Township, Minn. entered into eternal rest on November 13, 2012. Memorial service was on Saturday, Nov. 17 at Arlington Hills Lutheran Church in St. Paul with a visitation preceding the service at the church. Memorials preferred to Arlington Hills Lutheran Church.
David was born in St. James on July 18, 1936 to Mauritz and Nettie Anderson on one of the hottest days in Minnesota history. He excelled in academics and sports, winning the 1954 State Championship in tennis doubles. After graduating from the University of Minnesota Medical School, Dr. David served the Twin Cities as a distinguished dermatologist for over 40 years. He touched many lives through his gentle and compassionate care. Through professional organizations and family travels, he visited six continents and enjoyed photographing them all. David's passion for golf carried him to many courses in Minnesota, around the United States and across the Atlantic. Our family is so grateful for the excellent care and support given to Dr. David by the staff at Waverly Gardens North Gables and United Hospital over the past seven months.
David is survived by his loving wife of 53 years, Corrienne Faye; son Aron Brent (Marci), daughter Käri Marie Anderson Suggs (Mark), son Grant David (Michelle); grandchildren Keir, Tait, Autumn, Jamar, and Miles; brother Mark Anderson, DDS (Roz); sister-in-law Mae Anderson.
He is preceded in death by baby son, Blair Ulrik; brother, Dr. Robert M. Anderson; granddaughter, Lydia J Anderson.


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PASADENA, Calif. — Stewie likes science.
Seth MacFarlane, creator of "Family Guy" and voice of Stewie on the animated Fox show, is bringing his love of space exploration to television. He's the executive producer of "Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey," a 13-part series that will debut March 9 on Fox. It will also air on the National Geographic Channel.
Best known for his profane animated series and Oscar-hosting duties last year, MacFarlane's head has been in the stars since he first saw Carl Sagan's original "Cosmos: A Personal Voyage" as a youngster.
MacFarlane suggested to "Cosmos" host Neil deGrasse Tyson that the show should be pitched to Fox to garner a broader audience.
"I was pleasantly greeted with enthusiasm, and I didn't have to stop doing Stewie or anything," MacFarlane told the Television Critics Association on Monday.


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The day starts and ends with Santa Claus.
Local residents will see a flurry of mostly Christmas-related activity this weekend, with the holiday spirit flowing non-stop from morning to night on Saturday, Dec. 1.
The Neosho Dickens Faire will bring much of the activity under one umbrella, though there are separate events going on throughout the area. The 11th annual event will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Civic Auditorium, 109 W Main St., with vendors offering plenty of gift buying opportunities. To reserve booth space, call the Neosho Area Chamber of Commerce at 451-1925.
Breakfast with Santa
The third annual Breakfast with Santa is from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. in the Civic. The breakfast is free and children will have the opportunity to have their photos taken with Santa. There will be a professional photographer on hand who will be selling photo packages, though parents are also welcome to take their own photos for no charge.
Crafts for Kids
There will also be craft projects for children, including Santa hats and stockings to be decorated. When kids come to the Breakfast with Santa, they can work on their craft project.
5K Walk/Run
At 8 a.m., the Neosho High School Choir Booster Club will sponsor a Choral of the 5K run/walk, starting at the soccer fields at Morse Park. Registration begins at 8 a.m. and the run starts at 9 a.m. Participants are asked to register beforehand by contacting Tracy Lett at 312-9711 or by going online to www.joplinroadrunners.com, where they can download the entry form. Registration is $25.
Carriage Rides
There will also be horse-drawn carriage rides around the Neosho Square, going from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. The rides are $3 per person and will start at the Neosho Civic. Individuals can get a $1 off coupon for the rides at any Dickens Faire sponsor locations.
Pet Adoption
Faithful Friends Animal Advocates is holding a pet adoption day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Sterling Building on the southwest corner of the Neosho Square. The group will have lots of wonderful dogs and cats for your Christmas. They will also be selling last minute chances for a children's playhouse, which will be raffled off at the Dickens Christmas Faire at the Civic.
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Christmas Bazaar
The Newtonia Betterment Association is hosting the 4th annual Christmas Bazaar from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. in the Newtonia Community Center. Inside booth space for venders is available and can be reserved by contacting Debbie at 472-3207 or Lucy at 638-5232. The Newtonia Betterment group will have an ornament and homemade candies sale. Food will be available throughout the day.
Victorian Christmas ornament workshop
The Newton County Historical Society is hosting a free Victorian ornament workshop from 1-3 p.m. in the schoolhouse at the Newton County Historical Park and Museum, one block off the Neosho Square, at 121 N. Washington St. All materials provided. Refreshments will be served afterward, and stick around to watch the Neosho Christmas parade pass by! Please register beforehand by calling 451-4940.
Pancake Feed
United Methodist Men will host its annual pancake feed from 3 – 7 p.m. in the Neosho United Methodist Church basement downtown. The event is a fundraiser benefiting Boy Scout Troop 34. Come enjoy pancakes, sausage, coffee and or hot chocolate before or after the Christmas Parade or both! Come in out of the cold and support Boy Scout Troop 34, warm up and enjoy the food and fellowship.
Jesse James film event
The McDonald County Historical Society will host a get-together to view specific scenes from the film, "Jesse James." They will meet at the museum at 302 Harmon St. in Pineville, at 2 p.m. The purpose of the event is to collect old stories and comments about the actual filming of the movie in 1938. Anyone who remembers a story, was in the movie, or was a bystander please mark your calendar to attend.
Neosho Christmas parade
Neosho's Christmas Parade will be held at 5 p.m. The theme is "Twas the Night Before Christmas." An expected 120 entries, mostly floats, will participate in the Neosho Christmas Parade, sponsored by the Neosho Area Chamber of Commerce and the Neosho Daily News. Lighted entries are not required, but they are encouraged. Entry forms are available at the Neosho Area Chamber of Commerce office, 216 W. Spring St. There is no entry fee. The parade will start on Brook Street and proceed east to College Street, then south Spring Street, then east on Spring and around the Neosho Square and will conclude on north Washington Street near the Newton County Museum.
Christmas at Jolly Mill
An old-fashioned Jolly Mill Christmas and annual open Christmas open house will take place from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Jolly Mill Park. Visit Santa from 7-8:30 p.m. Refreshments provided, children are welcome to bring an ornament for Santa's tree. Please feel free to bring a camera to capture your own memories of Santa and Jolly Mill. The park is located west of Monett on Highway 60, south on County Road 1010, west on County Road 2025.
Christmas Jazz
Christmas Jazz with Santa featuring the Jack Mitchell Band will be held at 7 p.m. at The Civic. Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for children. The Neosho High School Wildcat Band is selling tickets as a fundraiser. Tickets will be available to purchase from NHS Band students, the Neosho Area Chamber of Commerce Office or online at www.neoshodickenschristmas.com.
Busy as the Dickens: Lots to see and do this Saturday, Dec. 1
The day starts and ends with Santa Claus.


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Got the first draft of artist proofs. This was his first shot trying to fit all of my crazy in one place so he's changing a few things. This is not a final copy he's already on proof #2
Told him to try a different font closer to our draft, loose the animal logo on the front, move his logo somewhere else and make the writing on the back the same color.


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In Memoriam: Doris Iklé, Energy Efficiency Innovator and Entrepreneur
On June 1, energy efficiency advocates lost a visionary. Doris M. Iklé, a pioneer in home energy efficiency and a longtime friend and patron of the Alliance to Save Energy, passed away peacefully at her home in Bethesda, Md., with her family by her side.
"Doris Iklé found a way to make a difference through her passion for energy efficiency. In so doing, she not only was able to help more than 350,000 families save energy and money and to train more than 2,000 people to undertake home energy audits, but she also built a strong and successful company that will continue this important work," said Alliance President Kateri Callahan. "As an entrepreneur, as an avid efficiency advocate, as a female pioneer in an industry dominated by men, Doris served as a role model and inspiration to many including me; Doris was my mentor and my friend, and she will be missed."
Iklé was a strong supporter of the Alliance, both personally and through CMC Energy Services, the company she founded in 1977. CMC Energy has been an Alliance Associate since 1995.
Iklé's legacy as an energy efficiency innovator and industry leader is perhaps best seen through the accomplishments of CMC Energy, a Women's Business Enterprise headquartered in Fort Washington, Penn. CMC Energy designs and delivers energy efficiency programs for households, utilities and government agencies; the company also conducts energy audits and trains energy auditors. Through CMC Energy, Iklé dedicated her career to addressing the worldwide energy challenge with practical, energy-efficient strategies that reached thousands of homes across the United States.
Iklé and CMC Energy
After three decades at the helm of CMC Energy, in 2009 Iklé became the company's chief innovation officer and handed over her position as president to energy consultant Eileen McGinnis. In May 2012, Iklé retired and bestowed her post as board chair to her daughter Mimi Iklé-Khalsa.
"Doris has spent her career helping her country face the energy challenge with a practical, efficient, effective energy conservation strategy," McGinnis said upon assuming her position as CMC Energy president in December 2009.
"CMC Energy is continuing as a viable, growing company under the strong leadership of Eileen and Mimi, ensuring that Doris's vision for energy efficiency for families across America is realized," Callahan noted.
Iklé and the Alliance to Save Energy
For her decades-long championship of energy efficiency, Iklé received the Alliance's Lifetime Achievement Award on May 11, 2010, during an Associates Reception at that year's EE Global Forum in Washington, D.C. As a Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, Iklé was inducted into the Alliance' Energy Efficiency Hall of Fame, joining fellow energy efficiency visionaries including Alliance co-founder Senator Charles H. Percy and former California Energy Commissioner Arthur H. Rosenfeld.
More on Doris Iklé
- The Washington Post Death Notice and memorial guest book, which is open for signatures through July 2.
- November 2011 Press release mourning the loss of husband Fred C. Iklé
- CMC Energy website
Miriam Berg joined the Alliance to Save Energy's Communications team in July 2010, after two years of freelance writing and editing. She came on as Senior Associate for Publications and Online Content and was promoted in July 2011 to Project Manager.
This blog originally appeared on the Alliance to Save Energy's website.
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