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Somehow, Canadian singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith makes a case of the deep blues sound sweet. The new album Forever Endeavour is his 13th, and the songs show him, at midlife, reflecting a lot on the passage of time.
"I think there's always something comforting about sad songs," Sexsmith says. "It's a shared thing that everyone can relate to."
Speaking here with NPR's Melissa Block, Sexsmith discusses dealing with setbacks — including a health scare and an unpopular album — and how he channeled his energy into new material.
Interview Highlights
On the album's title
"When you're a songwriter, it is a bit like a forever endeavor, because you're trying to do something or write a piece of music that maybe will outlive you. It's like those Stephen Foster songs. Everybody still knows 'Camptown Races.' ... When you're a songwriter, you have a shot at immortality if you're lucky."
On the song 'Sneak Out the Back Door'
"I was feeling a bit rejected by the music industry. It's a feeling that comes and goes, I find. And I was just thinking about disappearing and not wanting to make a spectacle of myself. ... I would never be one of those guys to say, 'OK, I'm gonna do a farewell tour.' I would just not be there anymore, you know? I think that's really the best way to do it. But what happens with me is I get down and I write a bunch of songs, and then I get excited again. And so it's like Charlie Brown trying to kick the football all the time."
It's ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Audie Cornish.
And I'm Melissa Block.
Somehow, the Canadian singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith manages to make a case of the deep blues sound sweet.
RON SEXSMITH: (Singing) I heard the thunder, so I braced for the rain. I tried to get out from under, but all was in vain. There's no way to stop it from pouring, buckets down from the sky, when you're stuck in a cloud, and there's nowhere to go but down.
BLOCK: Ron Sexsmith's new album "Forever Endeavour" comes out next week. It's his 13th album. And the songs show him at midlife reflecting a lot on the passage of time.
Ron Sexsmith joins me now from NPR West. Ron, welcome to the program.
SEXSMITH: Thanks for having me.
BLOCK: You know, in the song, you're saying nowhere to go but down, but the song feels so buoyant.
SEXSMITH: You know, I was trying to write it almost like a Chaplin-esque kind of sad clown song, you know? And I always try to infuse some kind of hope or humor in there if possible.
BLOCK: Is there something about that tension between sadness and light or humor that you really like?
SEXSMITH: Well, I think there's always something comforting about sad songs. It's like when Bing Crosby sang all those Depression-era songs, you know? It's, you know, an emotion that I, you know, I think it's a shared thing that everyone can relate to. And, you know, I wrote that song basically because I've made my last album when I was feeling pretty good about things, and then when we started shopping it around, we've got so much rejection for it. And so I just, you know, I remember thinking nowhere to go but down and then, you know? But as I wrote the song, it made me feel better, you know...
SEXSMITH: ...as sad songs do, you know?
SEXSMITH: (Singing) It's like you're stuck in a painting, unable to cry or to make a sound, and there's nowhere to go but down.
BLOCK: A number of these songs I've read were written at a time when you were thinking a lot about your own mortality because you had a health scare.
SEXSMITH: Yeah, I had a bit of a few months of not really freaking out, but they found this lump in my throat which is always, you know, when you're a singer, it's like...
SEXSMITH: ...the worst news you can get. And so I was just waiting around for tests and waiting around for results and - but thankfully, I got good news. It was a benign thing.
BLOCK: That's great news.
SEXSMITH: Yes.
BLOCK: But it did end up in the song somehow that period.
SEXSMITH: It did. I have a song called the "Morning Light," which is the last song on the record that, you know, it's just so great to wake up every day, you know?
SEXSMITH: It's, you know, and we're still here - hooray. And then I remember I was waking up. I was looking out, the light coming in the bedroom window, and there was dust, you know? And there's dust dancing around in the light, and I was thinking, well, you know, there was the ashes to ashes, dust to dust. Well, maybe that's what happens when we die. We just become this dust that joins the sunlight.
BLOCK: Is it hard to write when you are so anxious about your health?
SEXSMITH: Well, when you're a writer, you kind of take everything, you know? And every little - whatever you're going through, it's kind of convenient actually when - to have an outlet like that, whatever it is. If you're in love, you can write a happy, romantic song or if you're feeling down - and I wonder what other people do that don't write. You know, they must - maybe go play golf or something. But, yeah, I just - it was on my mind. And so naturally, being a songwriter, it sort of worked its way into some of the lyrics.
BLOCK: Worked its way in, but, again, and often in a pretty jaunty way, I'm thinking about the song "Sneak Out the Backdoor"...
SEXSMITH: Oh, yeah.
BLOCK: ...which was about goodbyes of all kinds but certainly has shades of talking about - too, about saying a final goodbye.
SEXSMITH: Yeah.
BLOCK: Ron Sexsmith, talk a bit about this song.
SEXSMITH: Well, it was kind of written around the time of "Nowhere to Go" where I was feeling a bit rejected by the music industry. It's a feeling that comes and goes that I find. And I was just thinking about disappearing or wanting - and not wanting to make a spectacle of myself.
SEXSMITH: ...where did that Ron guy go?
BLOCK: With better result, though.
SEXSMITH: Yeah, I hope so.
BLOCK: Let's talk about the title of the album. A play on words, "Forever Endeavour," endeavor being one word in the title, but it sounds like...
SEXSMITH: Yeah.
BLOCK: ...forever and ever.
SEXSMITH: Yeah. I just thought, you know, when you're a songwriter, it is a bit like a forever endeavor because you're trying to do something or write a piece of music that maybe will outlive you, or, you know, it's like the Stephen Foster songs. Everybody still knows "Camptown Races"...
SEXSMITH: ...or something, you know? That's the kind of - when you're a songwriter, you have a shot at immortality if you're lucky, you know?
BLOCK: I want to end by asking you about the song "Deepens with Time"...
BLOCK: ...which starts with memories from childhood. It's like a bittersweet look backward.
SEXSMITH: Yes.
BLOCK: And, Ron, by the end of the song, we're in a very different place. Where are we?
SEXSMITH: Well, by the end, I'm just - I say through our hands, it slips away. Through our hair, a touch of gray. And in the back of our minds, you know, and it just - it's something that you don't think about, but every now and then, you realize you're having a good time, and then it hits you that, wow, this is all maybe going to end some day, you know? And it just - it's the stuff of what we make movies and writes songs about, you know? It's like the terms of endearment. I don't know why, you know? I mean - so, yeah, it's a bittersweet song for sure. And, yeah, I'm really glad that we made it on this record.
BLOCK: Ron Sexsmith, it's great to talk to you. Thank you.
SEXSMITH: Always. Thanks for having me. I appreciate it.
BLOCK: The new album from Ron Sexsmith is "Forever Endeavour." It's out next week.
You're listening to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.

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BEDFORD - For advocates of a proposed dog park, there remains a faint glimmer of hope that their dream could become reality. But one advocate in particular believes it's a faint glimmer at best.
"The last I understood, the Town Council was looking to put together some kind of solicitation that if someone out there would be willing to maintain and operate it (the park), then maybe it could happen," said Fred Hurwitz of the Friends of Bedford Canine Corner, the group that has vowed to raise the money necessary to build the park and pay for its maintenance in the first two years. "I think it's a stretch, to be honest, but if they succeed, I'll be surprised and I'll support it."
Plans for a dog park took a turn in March after voters approved a warrant article calling for the dog park to be approved, but which also included language requiring a group to come forward and enter into a lease agreement with the town in order to move the project forward.
Members of Friends of Canine Corner argued after the vote that the language in the warrant article was confusing and that the ballot question was framed in such a way as to make it unreasonable for any group to take on that responsibility.
Hurwitz said his understanding of recent Town Council discussions concerning the dog park proposal is that "they realize a very large percentage of voters are in favor of a dog park," and their sense of it is that "the ballot vote said 'we want a dog park.'"
Friends of the Canine Corner, Hurwitz said, was asked by the council whether the group would still fund the construction and maintenance of the dog park if the council could someone who would lease it and run it.
"Our answer was yes," said Hurwitz.
Hurwitz said he's skeptical councilors will find any persons or group that will step forward and to lease the property, but he did offer a suggestion.
"The very first thing I would do is informally advertise and see what's out there," he said. "Assuming you have someone who's willing to take it on, now you have expenses, and my guess is there isn't a group that's willing to take that on for the same reasons we're not willing to."
Friends of Canine Corner is not willing to enter into a lease for the operation of the dog park largely because of insurance and liability issues. Hurwitz said the decision by a nonprofit to obtain liability insurance "becomes a different matter" that involves expenses and responsibilities the group is not prepared or willing to take on.
If nothing comes of this latest attempt to get movement on the dog park issue, Hurwitz said the Friends of Canine Corner will get a referendum question placed on the ballot at the next townwide vote.
He said a referendum would allow the group to phrase the question in precisely the way it chooses. Hurwitz said he's uncertain whether a referendum question would be binding on the town. "I don't know," Hurwitz said. "I'm not clear on that. We'd have to do some research. I think that there are some different opinions as far as that."


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Emporia State University Debate ended what could arguably be the best season in its near 100-year history.
"I could not be happier with how our season went," said Sam Maurer, Director of Debate at ESU. "To have debated at this program and been a part of its storied history for so long, to watch it blossom the way it did this season is just very special to me."
Here is a list of awards the ESU Debate Program was honored with at the Cross-Examination Debate Association National Championship at Oklahoma University and the National Debate Tournament hosted by Emory University:
- 9th First-Round At-Large Bid to the National Debate Tournament — Every year, the top 16, 2-person teams from every university in the country are awarded a "bye" through the district qualification process. LaToya Williams-Green and Ryan Wash earned the honor this season for the second time in ESU's history, the first being in 1976 (when ESU was ranked the 16th bid). ESU knew that they had earned the bid since February but learned at the National Debate Tournament that among the top 16, they were ranked 9th by the rankings committee. This ranking placed them ahead of every team from Harvard, Wake Forest, Emory, Dartmouth, and Michigan State — all historically successful NDT teams.
- 3rd at CEDA National Championship — Emporia WW won 7 of 8 preliminary debates to win the 2nd seed in elimination rounds. After 3 consecutive wins in single-elimination debates to make it to the semi-finals, they lost on a 2-1 decision (1 judge voting for ESU, 2 against). The 3rd-place finish is the best of any team from ESU since the early 1990's when then director Glen "Coach" Strickland took the team to new heights and won the CEDA Sweepstakes Championship in 1993.
- Brian Johnston Debater of the Year Award — The college debate equivalent of the Heisman, the "Baby Jo" award was earned by ESU's LaToya Williams-Green for the 2012 season. The award is given to honor a debater with elite levels of competitive success who also is a terrific citizen of the community. LaToya Williams-Green becomes the first ever ESU Debater to win the award. She also is the first African-American female to ever win the honor. LaToya will attend graduate school next year at Wake Forest University in Communication Studies.
- CEDA Founder's Award — For the first time ever, ESU was awarded the CEDA Founder's Award, the annual award given to the program with the most points in the organization's history. A point-scale exists to measure overall competitive success of a program. Among all universities, ESU had the most points at the end of this season with nearly 2,000. "What makes this award so special to me," said Maurer "is that we literally share it with the great ESU debaters and coaches from every generation. Debaters from the 60's earned points that won us this award. My first coach, Glen Strickland, help earned hundreds of those points. It is the sort of thing that makes your feel like a very small but proud part of a larger tradition."
- All-American Debater — Junior Ryan Wash was honored as a member of the CEDA All-American Debate Team. The team, comprised of a small handful of the hundreds of debaters from all over the country, is a tremendous honor for Wash. "Ryan is a spectacular competitor," said Maurer. "Without him, we really would not be where we are today." Wash has been honored with top-10 speaker awards consistently throughout the year while competing against only the toughest competition in the country.
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Even the tiniest change — from daylight saving time to standard time — can throw your body off.
Imagine jumping into the time zone of an entirely different planet. That's what the family of David Oh, a NASA engineer, has been doing for weeks.
Oh, who is the flight director of the Mars Curiosity rover, and his family have shifted their life to fit the schedule of the rover on the Red Planet. That's a lot more complicated than it sounds, because the Martian day is close to 3 percent longer than Earth's. So every day, Oh's family has to add about 40 minutes to the day, meaning the time of lunch or dinner or sleep can vary.
Oh and his wife, Bryn, spoke to All Things Considered's Melissa Block today. They spoke at about 10 a.m. Pacific time, at a point where the Martian day is Earth's night. In other words, they spoke to Melissa at the point where their schedule is completely upside down. Right after the morning interview, they said, they were headed to bed.
What's amazing is that the parents of three — ages 8, 10 and 13 — were in great spirits.
"It's amazing how easy it is," Bryn said.
Oh said they wanted to do this because they wanted the whole family to share in the adventure of landing a rover on Mars.
"It gives them the feeling that they're part of the great adventure that we have in driving a rover across Mars," said Oh.
The family's oldest kid, Braden, has been keeping a blog about the experiment. And it feels truly magical: He documents a trip to Santa Monica Beach at 11 p.m. Earth time. He posts a picture of the family bowling at 4 a.m. And one of a golden sunrise just behind the Southern California mountains.
To Bryn there are two highlights of this experiment: Because of the time change, the kids saw their first shooting star; and Devyn, the 8-year-old, learned to ride a two-wheel bike in an empty parking lot in the middle of the night.
As school starts and Mars time aligns with Earth time, again, the experiment will end for the kids. Oh has to stay on Mars time for his job.
"We'll lose the adventure of exploring Los Angeles at night," Bryn said about the experiment's end. "But we'll have great memories."
Much more of Melissa's conversation with the Ohs is on this evening's All Things Considered. Click here to find your NPR member station. We'll post the as-broadcast version of this interview on this post a little later on tonight.
As the Mars rover Curiosity does its work on the red planet, a family in California has shifted its clock over to Mars time. The Mars day is nearly 40 minutes longer than a day here on Earth. And the entire family of Curiosity's flight director, David Oh, has time-shifted to sync with the day on Mars, including his wife Bryn and their three children, ages 13, 10 and eight.
David and Bryn Oh join me from Pasadena. Welcome to the program.
DAVID OH: Thank you, Melissa.
BRYN OH: Thank you.
BLOCK: Now, we are taping this conversation at 10 AM Pacific Time. But on your clock, on Mars time, what time is it right now?
B. OH: So, our bodies feel like it is about 10 PM at night.
D. OH: We'll be going to bed pretty much as soon as this interview is done.
BLOCK: And if I figure this out right, for about the last three weeks you've added nearly 40 minutes to your clock every day. So you're now just about half a day off, right? You're at the peak of your upside-downness(ph) in relation to Earth time.
D. OH: That's right. We passed it just yesterday. We were having lunch at midnight yesterday.
D. OH: We had lunch at one AM this morning.
BLOCK: Well, your oldest, your 13-year-old son, Braden, has been keeping a blog with some really great photographs. There's one of you guys going bowling at four in the morning; you're pointing to the clock, it's four in the morning, and one on the beach where it's just before midnight. So this has to be just an amazing adventure for them, I'd think.
D. OH: It is an amazing adventure for them. I mean, I think the biggest reason that we wanted to bring the whole family together on this is because they're joining in the adventure of exploring Mars. It gives them the feeling that they're part of the great adventure that we have, as we drive a rover around on Mars.
BLOCK: Bryn, what's the high point been for you?
B. OH: My children have experienced several firsts while we have been on Mars time. Included in that is my little one did not know how to ride a two-wheeled bicycle when we started. And he has learned in the middle of the night in empty parking lots. And that's been a highlight for him, in particular. He's had a great time biking around at 3:00 in the morning. My children saw their first shooting star. We were able to stay up and watch the Perseid meteor shower. We've just had a lot, a lot of fun.
BLOCK: I also learned from your son Braden's blog that you guys have come up with a whole new language around these new days that you have.
B. OH: Yes, we have found that there are words that don't exist in the English language that we have needed to use. So, for example, we're going to go to sleep this afternoon. When we wake up tonight, it will be a new sol; that's the word that they use to describe a Martian day. So it will be a new sol for us tonight. When we refer to having this interview this morning it will be yester-sol for us. We talk about having a play date sol-morrow night, which for you will be tomorrow morning.
BLOCK: Sol, S-O-L, meaning sun.
D. OH: That's actually a technical term. It's the term that the team, the Mars rover team, uses to refer to one Martian day.
BLOCK: A-ha. OK, so this is working great, it sounds like, so far. But what happens when the kids go back to school?
B. OH: The kids will go back to school next week. They will still be on Mars time, though their schedule will have moved enough that they can easily go back to school. They will be just going to bed several hours earlier than the other children. They will probably be doing their homework in the morning.
BLOCK: You're going to keep them on Mars time?
D. OH: Once the kids line up with the regular Earth day, they will stay there. So when...
BLOCK: They're going to stay back on Earth time.
D. OH: Right, when they're going to school they'll be on Earth time.
BLOCK: Well, David and Bryn, thanks so much for talking to us about it.
B. OH: Thank you, it was good speaking with you.
D. OH: Thank you, Melissa.
BLOCK: That's David and Bryn Oh in Pasadena. David is the flight director for the Mars rover Curiosity. And their entire family has shifted over to Mars time. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Labor Day can be a bittersweet farewell as summer is ready to pack up and leave us until next year. Already, my cooking magazines are featuring roasted turkey recipes and pumpkin pies! Excuse me? We folks on the Central Coast of California are just now gearing up for our typical Indian Summer weather! My Weber grill is still longing to be fired up! My local farm stand is still picking luscious strawberries and there are still plenty of corn stalks waiting to be harvested and thrown onto the grill. That's exactly what we will be doing for this three day weekend. My soups and stews recipes can wait a few more weeks-- as far as I'm concerned, we love to grill year-round. Period.
Santa Maria Style Tri-Tip. He asked if I could like to try some of Susie Q's Santa Maria seasonings. I thought about it for a non-second and immediately replied "please and thank you". I received the box above. I wanted to wait for a sunny day to grill outside. For those of you who live in my area (Monterey, California), you can vouch for the fact that we have had an unseasonably cool summer with lots of fog and overcast skies. This weekend blessed us with the perfect grilling weather, so I headed off to Whole Foods to buy tri-tip. For those of you who are unfamiliar with this cut of beef, tri-tip is a cut of beef from the bottom sirloin primal cut. It is a small triangular muscle (hence, the name), usually 1.5 to 2.5 lbs.
#1 - If you can buy grass fed beef (rather than grain fed), it's totally worth it. I've become more aware of what is being fed to what I plan to consume (just watch the film "Food Inc" and you will understand). I can taste the difference in flavor and texture. Seriously!
#2 - Grass fed beef is becoming more widely available in grocery stores. I'm fortunate to live near a Whole Foods. $6.99 a pound, to me, costs more than grain fed beef. Still, I think it's worth spending a few dollars more. Since I was cooking for 2-3 people, I bought a small piece-- this one weighs less than 2 pounds.
(If you'd like to more info on why grass fed beef is healthier for you, you can click here.)
Now, for the moment of truth on the Tri-Tip...
VERDICT: Let's start with the beef. (Doing a happy dance). The seasoning is spot on! It's not too salty, not too much garlic. The pepper ratio is perfect. To me, Tri-Tip doesn't need sauce. No way! The meat is tender, and the smoky oak flavor... I can almost hear the cattle lowing, the cowboys are coming home! This is Santa Maria Style barbecue. The corn was sweet and tender and the seasoning was perfect for the cilantro-lime butter. The beans were a hit. The oak chips are such a treat for adding a smoky flavor, even with a weber (or you can also make a foil smoke packet for a gas grill). I still like my other version of Santa Maria Style Tri-Tip, but it takes more work and time prep. I think this techniqe is easier.
Craig and I live less than four hours from Santa Maria, California. The next time we drive south, I hope that we can visit to the family restaurant, at the Far West Tavern. I hope that's sooner, rather than later.


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Seth Davis, a writer for Sports Illustrated and an in-studio analyst for CBS' NCAA men's college basketball coverage, wrote this about Oklahoma State's Marcus Smart:
I suppose it's a long shot that Smart could win national player of the year, but I could make a good argument that he is the best player in the country. For evidence, look no further than the last 10 minutes of play in the Cowboys' 84-79 overtime victory over Oklahoma on Saturday.
With the Pokes facing a six-point deficit with five minutes to go in regulation, Smart hit a three-pointer deep in the corner; dropped in a difficult fadeaway bank shot; grabbed an offensive rebound off a missed free throw; got fouled on that rebound and sank two free throws.
That sent the game into overtime, where he fired a brilliant post feed to Le'Bryan Nash for a dunk-and-one and then made the defensive play of the game by putting such a clean block on OU guard Steven Pledger that the refs called a held ball with the possession arrow facing Oklahoma State. Smart then made two free throws to seal the win.
In all, Smart finished with a career-high 28 points to go along with seven rebounds, four assists and two steals. Last Wednesday, Smart also had 10 points and three assists in 18 minutes in the Cowboys' blowout win over Texas Tech. Smart's one weakness is supposed to be outside shooting (he is making just 31.6 percent of his three-point attempts this season), but last week he sank 4-of-6 from behind the arc and 11-of-20 overall.
There is no
player in the country who impacts the game in more areas - including leadership
- than this guy.
And Jason King of ESPN.com chimed in with this about the Oklahoma State freshman:
The Oklahoma State guard might be the most unheralded player in the country right now. Seriously. The reason might be that on their own, none of his numbers jumps off the stat line -- he averages 14.4 points, 5.8 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 3.0 steals per game -- but then go back and look at that list collectively.
He's good at everything. Offense, defense, scoring and sharing, he is the consummate individual player and the consummate teammate.
In the victory against the Sooners, he had 28 points, seven rebounds and four assists. Just another day at the office. He's also the reason the Cowboys are poised for their first NCAA tournament bid since 2010.
Oklahoma State has won seven in a row. In that stretch, Smart is averaging 19.1 points, 6.1 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 3.4 steals.


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EAGLE, Idaho — Idaho Potato Commission board members have had second thoughts about plans to idle the world's largest Russet on wheels in 2014.
Board members believe their Great Big Idaho Potato Truck has raised so much awareness about Idaho's most famous crop, they may also make a multi-year commitment to keep it rolling further into the future.
The truck, which hauls a 6-ton replica potato and made its first U.S. tour two years ago in celebration of IPC's 75th anniversary, returned to Idaho on Nov. 8 from its second trek, which started on Memorial Day and covered more than 30,000 miles. In its first two years, the truck has logged 47,022 miles through 47 states and 1,300 cities.
IPC members didn't include funding for a third tour in its Fiscal Year 2014 budget, but have now instructed a consulting agency, Evans, Hardy & Young, to make a cost estimate for a tour that will likely begin in late spring or early summer.
"The response from the industry and the consumers is just overwhelming," said IPC vice chairman Boyd Foster, a Rigby farmer. "It's just such a wonderful thing, we'd hate to not utilize it."
A national tour requires a roughly $1 million budget. Foster said the board is committed to finding the funding without jeopardizing other IPC programs.
The most recent tour made stops at major events such as the NFL Hall of Fame Game, the Kentucky Derby and the National FFA Convention and Expo in Louisville, Ky. The truck is scheduled to make a few more Boise appearances this winter at the IPC-sponsored Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, Care Days and the New Year's Eve dropping of the illuminated potato.
IPC may partner again with Meal on Wheels, a nonprofit that supplies nutritious meals to homebound seniors.
IPC Chairman Dan Moss, a Declo farmer, said the truck tours have thus far been funded from a reserve account, but commissioners want to create a specific budget line item covering the program for a period of at least three years, following the 2014 tour.
"The truck has turned out to be way more successful than I think we ever thought it would be," Moss said.
Sue Kennedy, with Evans, Hardy & Young, said her firm is now investigating "every cost imaginable" for another tour. She's also working to quantify the truck's public exposure. She said IPC has been flooded with requests for the truck to attend future events.
"We've learned every retailer in America wants the truck to come by," said IPC President and CEO Frank Muir. "We're trying to figure out how to accommodate those requests."
Muir said IPC took in $15.5 million in revenue but spent $15.3 million in FY 2013, and the difference could go toward the next truck tour. He said recent USDA estimates show growers' yields were higher than he anticipated in his FY 2014 budget, which would also generate additional checkoff dollars for the tour. IPC may also solicit contributions from other sponsors.
"I'd like to do a similar-sized program, which was seven months," Muir said.


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Jefferson City-Three representatives from the Pulaski County Tourism Bureau met with legislators during the recent Capitol Days for Tourism at the State Capitol held on February 27, 2013.
The annual event joins Missouri tourism members with lawmakers whose decisions affect the tourism industry. Hospitality industry members gather to remind the legislators of the important role that tourism plays in the state's economy. Capitol Days for Tourism is sponsored by the Missouri Association of Convention and Visitor Bureaus, Missouri Association of Fairs and Festivals, Missouri Hotel and lodging Association and Missouri Travel Council.
"Tourism matters to the State of Missouri and to Pulaski County. It's important to reinforce that message to our legislators at the Capitol and let them know the importance of tourism funding and how much we appreciate the support," said Rick Morris, President of the Board of Directors of the Pulaski County Tourism Bureau.
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Welcome Mr. Robinson!
Well, the Orioles welcomed two new things to Baltimore today. The new Jackie Robinson #42 statue outside of the H gate will call, and a home win. For the first time this season, the Orioles are on a winning streak!
I am beginning finals weeks (yes, 3 weeks of finals) right now in school, so the next few weeks of entries may not be as in depth as the first bunch this season. There may be times, of course, that I have down time, and instead of studying for an exam that could get me college credits, I would spend a few hours analyzing the Baltimore Orioles.
I will start it off tonight with this. The entry on tonight's game will be more about some concepts and happenings that I took note of during the game. Just as a game recap, I am providing you with the scoring summary (courtesy of Yahoo! sports):
|Scoring Summary
|Bot 2nd: Baltimore
|– C. Izturis walked, L. Scott scored, T. Wigginton to third, N. Reimold to second
|Top 3rd: NY Yankees
|– B. Gardner safe at first on third baseman M. Tejada's fielding error, N. Swisher scored
|Top 4th: NY Yankees
|– J. Posada homered to deep right
|Bot 6th: Baltimore
|– R. Hughes singled to shallow right, L. Scott scored, T. Wigginton to third
|– N. Reimold singled to shallow left, T. Wigginton scored, R. Hughes to second
|– C. Izturis singled to shallow left center, R. Hughes scored, L. Montanez to second
|Bot 8th: Baltimore
|– C. Izturis singled to shallow right, J. Lugo scored
|Top 9th: NY Yankees
|– B. Gardner safe at first on shortstop C. Izturis' fielding error, N. Swisher scored, R. Pena to third
|– M. Teixeira singled to shallow right, R. Pena scored, B. Gardner to third
So, thanks again, Orioles, for another last second win where you go with the "give me a heart attack" play and get men on in crunch time before closing it. Two in a row. Only a few more and I will start to think Sherrill is back. I say that because while Gonzalez did get us into tough situations, at least Sherrill would finish 95% of them off. Hence, I am okay with the O's winning by a thread every night, as long as they still add one to the win column.
I have things to say about all 4 pitchers.
Just a summary:
|Season ERA
|K. Millwood
|A. Castillo (W, 1-0)
|J. Johnson (H, 3)
|A. Simon (S, 1)
Millwood: Another tremendous night. Proved again why he is the 1 spot in our rotation. In times of need, he came through with big pitches to create big outs. Still looking for a win, but then again, throwing 5.1 innings of solid baseball with really only the 1 earned run off of the Posada shot. Props to him for keeping up the good work.
Alberto Castillo: Wow. Even without the stat line above, I have been thinking ever since he was taken out about his 1.2 IP with 1 H and 3 Ks. He looked great. Lots of confidence, and able to really throw strikes and move the ball around the zone. Great stuff from a guy who is fighting for a roster spot.
JJ: Solid. Nothing incredible, but got the job done. Got thru the 8th with 1 hit, still would like to see more Ks out of him, but happy none the less with the job well done. I really prefer him in that role. Trembley, please see how successful the guy is in the 8th and just the 8th.
Alfredo Simon: Who are you? Well, you made a name tonight all around baseball. Recording a save over the New York Yankees is difficult to do, let alone when it includes 2 Ks in 1 IP, and one of those Ks was of Derek Jeter. More to come on this guy later. In the long run, great stuff. I was extremely impressed with the wicked 2-seamer. I feel like that would be one of the hardest pitches to hit in baseball if he could perfect the control. Topping out at 97 was insane to watch.
Lineup notes:
-Hughes again with an RBI single and run scored. The dude knows what he wants and knows how to get it.
-Adam Jones, (going off of memory here) in the 6th inning, struck out after the O's had just taken the lead. His K ended the inning, and after his 'too-far' check swing, he belted the bat at the ground and chucked the helmet in front of him. I understand his frustration. He was supposed to be the leader of the lineup and have the year of his life. He did come on later to hit a double. Either way, I think Trembley has another decision to make here. Atkins was one that Trembley decided to act on by bringing up Hughes to give Atkins some sitting time. Jones provides such a glove (while some may argue against it, and even at times I have said how I see a lack of effort in the field, and still no one can deny that his throws have been off this year), so it is difficult to bench him. I think a night off would do him some good though. Hitting barely over the .200 mark is not what the team needs right now with all of this sudden firepower showing through.
-Markakis seemed to have found his bat. He got 6 doubles on the road trip, which sounds dandy. But when, in the bottom of the 8th, he comes up with 2 outs and runners on 2nd and 3rd, I expect RBIs. Once again, Markakis hasn't found the clutch side to his hitting yet. Hopefully it's coming, since his new found bat just seemed to arrive within the past week.
-Izturis. Buddy. Whoever told you it was opposite day was kidding with you, man. You went 2-3 with 3 RBIs and a BB (which was an RBI), yet gave up the first run in the 9th on a bad hop play at short. I know Gardner is fast, but dude, field the ball. Unacceptable there. I am not sure what I like more, this offensive side of Cesar, or the little Venezuelan gold glover without a bat side. Hmm… How about mixing the two into a… wait for it… legitimate 5-tool player? Surprise the league! I'm all for that.
Last bit.
Watched Trembley's post game press conference. I am going to now recap my personal Trembley timeline.
Before the season – trusted him and Andy 100% to do the best for the organization and its growth.
Beginning of season – felt bad for him since Gonzo was blowing up and it wasn't his fault, especially when the organization had just paid for the dude, he couldn't just sit Mike after 1 outing.
As of late – not so happy. He made the mistake of using Albers in Boston the night after his loss in relief, and then blew it again. Used JJ for too long too. I am not liking the pitching change decisions. Then again, I like his open outlook.
Well, this press conference hurt. Trembley seemed like he had given up on the team. Repeatedly, he would say things about how anyone could fill any duty and that there were no true assigned spots in the bullpen, and how the team played great tonight but still would be shuffled with. Man, you're burning me up inside. I liked you, but now you have to go sound all pessimistic and act like you are just totally shut down already. I know it has been rough, but be a professional and talk to the media like you mean it.
That's all tonight. Notes for tomorrow:
It's CC vs. Guthrie. I was thinking of saying different points about hitting CC and Guthrie being back in domination form, but then I found this:
Repeat, please. Big nights from Jones and Markakis are due, along with solid nights from Wigginton and Scott. Everything is looking like it is falling somewhat into place, so let's go get it done.


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Boy, 9, tests Clegg on school meals
Nick Clegg was left squirming today as he was grilled on the Coalition's free school meals policy by a nine-year-old boy.
Rohan had the Deputy Prime Minister on the ropes with detailed statistics and objections to the flagship Liberal Democrat measure.
At one point during the encounter on his regular LBC radio phone-in Mr Clegg suggested, with a hint of desperation: "You probably need to go back to class."
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg was given an uncomfortable cross-examination on his free school meals policy by a nine-year-old boy
The youngster, who said he was calling from his school in south London, started off by complaining that his own school meals were "unhealthy".
"I was wondering why you had decided to introduce free school meals, which is a very expensive product, when at my school they are quite unhealthy and the evidence shows they don't make children achieve or behave better," he said.
Mr Clegg replied: "The evidence shows that it is in fact extremely helpful.
"So in the schools where this has been introduced in the past ... not only does it save mums and dads money - about £400 a year to pay for the lunchtime costs - not only is it good for your health...
"I'm sure this is not the case for you, Rohan, but quite a lot of children go to school with lunch boxes that don't have healthy food in them - I don't know, a slice of white bread and a fizzy drink. It's better to have a proper cooked hot healthy meal with vegetables and so on...
"It's good, isn't it - it's nice when the class eats together."
A seemingly disconcerted Mr Clegg, inadvertently referring to the schoolboy as "Ryan", then attempted to move the discussion on by asking: "What kind of lunch do you eat?"
But Rohan insisted: "I do think it's important to eat well, but a lot of schools, I think, a lot of the parents could already afford to pay for those meals. So I was wondering whether perhaps you could just target it to the areas where parents can't afford to pay for the meals better."
Mr Clegg said: "Actually the children who benefit most are the children who are poor, who are not wealthy... "
However, Rohan broke in to suggest they would "already be entitled to free school meals".
And when the Lib Dem leader argued that in many areas poorer children were not entitled to free school meals, his inquisitor responded: "Couldn't you just target it to their areas, rather than doing it for the whole country where a lot of people could afford it?"
A chastened Mr Clegg - whose own middle son, Alberto, is nine years old - seized on a sound in the background, commenting "I've just heard your class bell go."
He added: "You really should go into politics - you're one of the most articulate nine-year-olds I've ever come across."
But Rohan refused to let him off the hook, saying: "Just one more thing ... at my old school we have to use the gym for school meals which meant that my younger sister can't do string group and a lot of people at my old school would be missing their lessons in the gym."
Mr Clegg shot back: "But they all have to eat lunch anyway, don't they?"
Rohan responded: "But they wouldn't be using the gym."
The Deputy Prime Minister pointed out that he did not know the circumstances at Rohan's school, but insisted it was not a widespread problem - only to be told: "I think probably quite a lot of schools with this space problem ... My old school is ready, but there are effects for the school that aren't as good as we might want."
Mr Clegg, who ruefully remarked that Rohan sounded "quite exceptional in so many respects", suggested that he might want to go away and read the detailed evidence.
But that only prompted the schoolboy to deploy figures.
"Surely, couldn't you spend some of that money on another project?" he asked.
"Because I have seen the evidence and it wasn't very big, the percentage point increase - it was only 1.9 in one of the trials. And also it was bigger for Key Stage 2 than Key Stage 1."
The Lib Dem leader described him as a "very impressive boy", and raised suspicions that he had been primed by an adult.
"You clearly have someone working with you on this ... which is excellent, excellent," he said.
However, Rohan quickly dismissed the idea. "I did it on my own at home," he said.
Seemingly eager to wrap things up, Mr Clegg said: "You probably need to go back to class."
Rohan, who did not give his surname, said his favourite subjects were maths and science. He disclosed that his lunch yesterday was: "Brown bread sandwiches with minestrone soup, with beans in it and some vegetables, and the salad on the side."
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Mark NapierFormer Adjunct, Class of
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Mark Napier, painter-turned-digital-artist, is one of the early pioneers of Internet art. Through such works as "The Shredder," "Digital Landfill," and "Feed," he explores the potential of a new medium in both a worldwide public space, and an engaging interactive experience. Drawing on his experience as a software developer, Napier explores the software interface as an expressive form, and invites the visitor to participate in the work. His online studio, http://www.potatoland.org is an open playground of interactive artwork. Napier has created a wide range of projects which appropriate the data of the web, transforming content into abstraction, text into graphics, and information into art. His works have been included in leading exhibitions of Digital Art including: the Whitney Museum of American Art Biennial Exhibition, the Whitney's Data Dynamics exhibition, the San Francisco Museum of Art's 010101: Art in the Age of Technology, and ZKM's (Center for Art and Media in Karlsruhe, Germany) net_condition exhibition. A recipient of grants from Creative Capital (2002), NYFA (2001), and the Greenwall Foundation (2001), Napier has been commissioned to create artwork by SFMOMA, the Whitney Museum, and the Guggenheim.