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La Armuña lentils
- 自治州 : Castilla y Leon
La Armuña lentils are the ripe, dried fruit separated from the pod of leguminous plants of the Lens culinaris medius; species, and, in particular, the variety called Rubia de La Armuña.
They are planted in autumn, preferably in October, and are harvested at the end of June or beginning of the month of July. For planting, between 120kg and 130kg of seeds are used per hectare. They are light green, at times jasper coloured, and they can reach up to 9 millimetres in size. Their shape is not regular, they are usually flatter than other varieties and are fine and slippery to the touch. They are also characterised by their lack of skin when cooked, allowing the skin to be confused with the pulp when it is eaten, giving them an even texture and butteriness on the palate. As for their nutritional properties, the most notable are their richness in proteins, fibre, iron and calcium, in greater quantities in other lentils.
- 産品の種類: Pulses
- シーズン: All year round.
- 産地: The area of production for La Armuña lentils is made up of 38 municipalities in the province of Salamanca, north of the capital and the border with the province of Zamora. The county of La Armuña is in the so-called tertiary basin of the Duero, at an average altitude of between 800 and 900 metres.
- お勧めの飲み物: Rosé wines and crianza and young reds depending on the method of preparation and the strength of the condiments with which they are prepared.
- レシピ: Lentils Alto Aragón style
- Energy: Average
- Cholesterol: 0
- 注意: Rich in carbohydrates and fibre.

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Speculation has swirled ever since "World War Z", the forthcoming zombie disaster movie starring and co-produced by Brad Pitt, was pushed from last winter to this summer by Paramount Pictures to allow for a wholesale rewrite and a reshoot of its final act. Such drastic changes so late in production rarely bode well for the success of a film, but some early reviews suggest "World War Z" might not end up dead -- or undead -- on arrival.
In a glowing review, Variety's Scott Foundas says the film "emerges as a surprisingly smart, gripping and imaginative addition to the zombie-movie canon." He continues: "Showing few visible signs of the massive rewrites, reshoots and other post-production patchwork that delayed its release from December 2012, this sleekly crafted, often nail-biting tale of global zombiepocalypse clicks on both visceral and emotional levels, resulting in an unusually serious-minded summer entertainment."
Foundas adds that director Marc Forster ("Quantum of Solace," "Monster's Ball") "handles the large-scale action here with considerable aplomb and much striking imagery," while Pitt, playing a former United Nations troubleshooter, is "a refreshingly human-scaled movie hero, with no outsized strength, agility or superpowers to help him win the day."
The Hollywood Reporter's Todd McCarthy is more measured. On one hand, he says, the film is "an immersive apocalyptic spectacle that tosses the viewer into the deep end of a global zombie uprising and doesn't let up until close to the end." All that action, however, comes at some narrative expense, with "Z" resembling "a bunch of impressive set pieces stitched together rather than a good story convincingly told."
McCarthy adds that fans of the original book by Max Brooks "will find much to be disappointed in," as the novel's multicharacter oral-history format has been "implausibly but understandably" reduced to a one-man show in which Pitt races to save the world.
Empire's Nick de Semlyen says "World War Z" "is slick, tense and hangs together fine, far from the disaster many predicted during its tortured birthing. But it's also just a little bit bland and generic. In particular, horror fans jonesing for grand-scale carnage are unlikely to come away entirely satisfied."
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On the plus side, the "opening salvo is terrific," "the effects are handled well," and on the whole it "just about succeeds on its own merits."
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The Telegraph's Robbie Collin agrees with that last part, even calling upon the same turn of phrase: "There's no heart to be found amid the guts," he writes. Instead, "What we get is a collection of moderately violent action set-pieces untroubled by humor or broader coherence."
Finally, IGN's Scott Collura says "Z" is "less a horror movie than it is a globe-spanning, international thriller, albeit one with zombies in it." He adds, "You could say this is the epic of zombie films … and it works for the most part." But the film's third act is "less effective," and there are visible "fracture lines" left behind by the production problems.
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Barbeque Sauce: Heat butter and olive oil in a large pan over medium heat. The butter should begin to bubble and foam as it heats. Once the foam subsides, add onions and saute over medium heat for five minutes, until just soft. Add garlic and saute for one minute. Add tomato puree, brown sugar, Worcestershire sauce, white wine vinegar, chili powder and paprika and bring to a simmer.
Cook uncovered until thickened, about one and a half hours. Remove from heat, let cool and separate one cup of sauce to be used to baste and three cups to be served as sauce on the side. Refrigerate until ready to use.This sauce will be used to baste the ribs during the final 10 minutes of cooking time on the barbecue.
Dry Rub: Combine all ingredients and set aside. Placed in an airtight container, this rub will keep for about three months.
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Check grill to see if it's reached the proper temperature, 200 degrees F. Place ribs on grill over drip pan, close barbecue lid and cook for about 1 1/2-2 hours at 200 degrees F. Turn ribs every 20-30 minutes, adding coals or adjusting gas to maintain a steady 200 degrees F. Some fluctuation is okay (and unavoidable if using charcoal), but the goal is to stay between 190 degrees F-220 degrees F.
Begin basting ribs with sauce in the final 10 minutes of grill time (after about 1 1/2 hours). Any earlier and the sauce will simply dry out. Once the ribs are cooked, wrap them tightly in aluminum foil and place inside paper bags. Set aside for 30 minutes to allow them to steam and tenderize the meat further without overcooking. Remove and serve with remaining sauce on the side.
The USDA states that pork should be cooked to an internal temperature of 160 degrees F. It is difficult for the meat to retain its juices at this temperature (145 degrees F will produce deliciously moist and juicy ribs) but if you are concerned about safety, follow the USDA guidelines and be aware that the ribs will be on the dry side.
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Almost a month after his last public appearance and from his surgery to continue the treatment against an aggressive cancer, Hugo Chávez remains in intensive care in Cuba with multiple respiratory, abdominal and infectious complications.
Chávez never delegated power to his Vice President Nicolas Maduro, he only obtained a temporary permit to travel to Cuba, but he supposedly remained in total control of the presidency. Nobody knows the true extent of such delegation of duties or if Chávez is actually awake or has been in coma all this time.
The information provided by the regime has been more than contradictory. The only source of information has been the social media. If Chávez has been in a coma all this time, then we have been in the presence of people who usurped power and they have been running an illegal government.
Hugo Chávez was aware of the potential complications of this new surgery and he clearly said that in case he became unable to take oath on January 10th, or in case of his death, his chosen one to run for president was Nicolás Maduro.
And the Constitution in Venezuela is clear: the mandate began on January 10th, 2007 and ends January 10th, 2013, and if the elected president can't take the oath that day the Assembly's President assumes power temporarily and calls for new elections within a maximum of 30 days.
But for Cuba, which receives more than $10 billion a year plus other benefits from Venezuela, this is not acceptable. Fidel and Raúl Castro have been close friends and supporters of Chávez's regime for economic reasons. Thanks to Hugo Chávez and his fake revolution, the Cuban dictatorial regime has been able to survive this past decade. For Castro's regime, the future of Chávez will also mark Cuba's future.
The Castro brothers have become the conciliators and advisors of the two most powerful acolytes of Chávez as well as of some fractions from the military. Castro has been coordinating the meetings among Diosdado Cabello, the president of Venezuelan National Assembly, Vice President Maduro, Chávez's family and some sectors of the military.
They also initiated an international lobby with Brazil and other countries to gather support for their plans on Venezuela. They have developed the thesis of the "continuation" of the government: for them the re-election of Chávez last October was just a confirmation or referendum of his regime, and for that reason he doesn't need to be inaugurated or take the presidential oath.
Venezuela is far from been a democratic country. Hugo Chávez has been ruling the country in an authoritarian and abusive way, and the only quasi democratic side to it was that periodical general elections. Without those elections the country becomes a dictatorship. Neither Maduro nor Cabello were elected. Chávez transformed Venezuela in his big circus but now the clowns have taken control of the circus. We don't know if they are keeping Chavez artificially alive just to keep control of the country; only an independent medical board can determine his current condition.
The alternatives for Chávez's cronies are five: 1) Accept the impossibility for Chávez to return to power and call for an election in 30 days. In this case they may have a good chance to win due to the Chávez's influence and memory, as well as the drama that would surround such an election; 2) Reduce Chávez's sedation and mobilize the Venezuelan Supreme Tribunal to inaugurate the new term in Cuba; 3) Keep control of the government by force; 4) Convince some members of the opposition of a transition regime; 5) The unconstitutional an undemocratic interpretation of the Constitution that would allow them to give Chávez a special permit of 90 days, renewable, to delay the inauguration.
They need the time to consolidate their power without Chávez and to buy more time in control of the institutions and cash flow, so they can also project themselves as the continuation of Hugo Chávez revolution. They also need more time for the campaign and to create the image of a possible government without Chávez but with Chávez ideals.
For the opposition, an election in 30 days will be a major tragedy because they don't have a clear candidate. Even though the "Mesa de Unidad" has been playing an extraordinary role creating a coordinated effort among numerous opposition groups and parties, their ideological differences and their mutual suspiciousness are still a great challenge.
Sadly, Venezuela will face a major political, economic, institutional and social crisis in the upcoming months. Several countries and groups will try to control the game, but now it is a Pandora box, anything can happen.
If the democratic opposition begins to change Cuba's game and become more active in developing alternatives and implementing a democratic fight, as well as implementing some strategic planning, the game can change in favor of recovering democracy in Venezuela.
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José Antonio Rey
About Me
My name is José Antonio Rey. I'm a Ubuntu Member from Peru, who is trying to do things better every day. I contribute with Ubuntu Community as much as I can. I am part of the Ubuntu-PE Council.
Contact Information
Lima, Peru
Time Zone
UTC -5 (no DST)
jose (jose!jose@ubuntu/member/jose) in irc.freenode.net
Current Version
Ubuntu 13.04 Raring Ringtail
At the time, I am a student in secondary school (high school), although I'm about to leave school for university :). Should I mention I also love music and photography?
- Translations to Spanish
- Answering questions on Launchpad (I have been on the top 10 contributors for Answers)
- Giving an speech on my school, trying to promote Ubuntu.
- Speak with school's principals to make Ubuntu-based computer rooms.
- Giving and helping with the Ubuntu Classroom Team
- Translating UWN to Spanish (left ahead because of time constraints)
- Being part of the Ubuntu-PE Council - currently the Team Contact
Tweaking a greetbot for LoCos to use. (Can be found at lp:~jose/+junk/ubuntu-pe-greetbot, still in progress.)
- Ubuntu-PE IRC ops
Running bots for Ubuntu-PE (JoseBot) and Ubuntu-CO (ubuntu-co-bot).
- Being part of the Ubuntu Youth Council
Running Ubuntu on Air!
Future Goals
- Become an Ubuntu Member - Done
- Try to expand the use of Ubuntu in Peru. - What's good around here is that if you enter a department store, you will see PCs running under Lucid. Not the last LTS or the last stable release, but it's a good first step!
- Converting more friends to Ubuntu (already three done!)
- Convert my school to Ubuntu (I have already tried to but they want to stick with CentOS, I will insist)
Become part of the LoCo Council or the Community Council
LoCo Council Ideas
If I have the chance to be elected as a LoCo Council member, I would speak from my previous personal experience with my LoCo Team. Ubuntu Peru was a team about to be dead, but I took the initiative to try and revive it, and is now in a good state.
One of the things that I am willing to do, as you may have seen, is get LoCo Teams back on the road. Trying to revive dead LoCos and get them running all good would be one of my main goals.
Also, I would like to contribute to all current ideas and discussions, and speak from previous experiences (as I have already stated), always considering LoCo Teams in all situations - active, inactive, wanting to be revived, with or without many funds, etc.
If you know me and have something nice to say, please leave a comment here.
LoCo Council
Jose Antonio is always keen to help where he cans and looking for new opportunities to do some work and make things better, he is easy to work with and has a lot of interest on making the Ubuntu Community even better and bigger. Definitely thumbs up! nvalcarcel
I have worked personally with Jose on numerous Ubuntu projects over the past two years after I first met him at UDS in Oakland. I was very impressed with his ability to be able to work well with people both his age, and people older than him. He is someone who see's a goal and works to reach it. I have seen this when he personally spearheaded Ubuntu On Air back in the summer of 2012 and turned Ubuntu On air into the great tool that it is today. He is very enthusiastic about LoCo's as well. Because of his experience managing the LoCo for the country of Peru where he lives, he is able to see how a LoCo needs to be run. He can use all these skills to better improve LoCo's overall. Trust me, you will not regret him on any Ubuntu governing body. philipballew
I met José at UDS and I have worked with him, or seen his activity, on many Ubuntu projects. He is a great contributor and I am sure will be a great asset to loco teams with a role on the Loco Council. alanbell
Jose, although a adolescent like me, is a very hard-working person towards promoting Ubuntu across the world. Either as a Local Community contact, or as the Ubuntu on Air! leader, he has demonstrated his experience in leading several efforts. I'm sure the LoCo council will find him a useful and very passionate member:) -- smartboyhw 2013-09-15 14:52:51
José is a friend and a co-worker in the Peruvian LoCo Team, he has been doing a excellent job as team contact and web maintainer. He definitely should be part of the Ubuntu LoCo Council !!! -- -- dante 2013-09-16 05:05:52
Jose is a hard-working individual passionate about improving the Ubuntu community and spreading Ubuntu in Peru and around the world. He also uses social media effectively for the cause. I've collaborated with him on a few of his contributions to summit.u.c in the past. I'm sure he will be a great asset in the LoCo Council. -- bilalakhtar 2013-09-16 03:31:03
I know Jose from several teams in the community, and He is always willing to help whenever He can, also in My opinion his work on Ubuntu On Air is quite impressive. I really see in him a great LoCo Council material, what's why I support his application for LoCo Council. -- PabloRubianes
From my perspective, Jose is a very dedicated member of the community, and *very* enthusiastic about his contributions. He has excellent organisation skills [which can be easily spotted by looking what a great work he does with UbuntuOnAir, as well as the Youth and Classroom teams], and such skills would be very beneficial for the LoCo Council. I believe that he would be a perfect member of the Council, given his experience with both global Ubuntu Community and local teams. An enthusiastic, perfectly organized and keen to work hard person - that's the LoCo Coucil member we need, and that's Jose! -- RafalCieslak 2013-09-16 13:50:41
While I have not worked with Jose recently, I have interacted with him in the past while working on the News Team and Classroom Team. Jose is very passionate about his work, and he can be depended on to see tasks through to the end and organize groups of people to complete larger projects. He has always shown a strong interest in helping out with his LoCo team and serving as an ambassador for Ubuntu within his community. I think Jose would be a great addition to the LoCo Council, where I know he will make the extra effort to improve our LoCo community in addition to fulfilling standard duties and meetings. -- nhandler 2013-09-16 17:53:52
José is great. He's easy to work with, reliable, a lot of fun and helped out in many many projects I also worked in. I like how much energy he brought to many places he contributed to. Keep up the good work! -- dholbach 2013-09-17 12:33:06
I've known José for some time now, he is great to work with, methodical and has bags of enthusiasm. I think he would make an excellent contribution to the LoCo council and wholeheartedly support his application. phillw 2013-09-17 14:03:06
While I may not have worked with Jose much, what I have has been quite effective, I support Jose in his quest to help by serving on the LoCo council. -- unit193 2013-09-18 04:33:33
José would be a fine addition to the LoCo Council. He has been an active contributing member of the community for a long while now, and my interactions with him have always been excellent. -- popey
Ubuntu Membership
Jose is a wonderful guy! I know him since long time ago. He is a great member of Ubuntu-pe, where he has been elected as council member for his contributions to the grow of the community in his country, actually he and I are studying the chance of making some projects together. In my opinion, Jose would be an great member on the Membership board. - SergioMeneses
José Antonio ha sido mi alumno durante todo este año, y en el corto periodo de tiempo que lo conozco me ha podido demostrar su capacidad y habilidad con la informática. Durante todas las clases, él terminaba rápido sólamente para entrar a Launchpad y ver qué podía hacer en su tiempo libre. Realmente creo que merece ser miembro de Ubuntu, porque me ha demostrado que es una persona comprometida con lo que hace, y, a pesar de su corta edad, da lo mejor de si mismo para que él y todos tengan una buena experiencia con Ubuntu y su mundo. Juan Portugal - juanp435
Nombrar a José Antonio Rey es nombrar a alguien que se compromete al 300%, que da todo de si mismo para hacer todo bien. Perfecto es poco para él, siempre trata de ir más alla de lo que uno puede pensar, para poder lograr una satisfacción propia y en los demás. He estado en sus exposiciones sobre Ubuntu, y me parece que describó muy bien los puntos básicos, y las ventajas. Incluso, unas cuantas personas fueron curiosas y quisieron probar la experiencia desde el mismo día. Si es que yo pudiera votar por su membresía, de ninguna manera le daría un +1, yo podría darle un +100. Luis Fernando Barba - vanskatedc
Contact Me
If you need some information about me, or want to just say hi, do not hesitate and send me an email to firstname.lastname@example.com - I'll be happy to answer you.
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EVERETT, Wash. (AP) — A mistrial has been declared in the case of a police officer in Washington state who was charged with manslaughter after his 3-year-old son shot and killed one of the officer's other children after finding a gun in the family van.
Derek Carlile is accused of leaving a loaded .38-caliber revolver in a cubbyhole in the van, then getting out and leaving his four young children inside. Investigators say the 3-year-old grabbed the gun and fatally shot his 7-year-old sister.
On Tuesday, the jury was declared hung.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. – After an undefeated spring campaign, Santa Clara's Phillip Muscarella (Camarillo, Calif./Newbury Park), took the time to answer a few questions from SantaClaraBroncos.com (SCB). The Southern California product breaks down what the offseason is like for a Bronco student-athlete, some of his favorite players, and what it takes to succeed at this level.
Muscarella (PM) immediately became a key player upon his arrival at Santa Clara, starting at forward in SCU's 2011 NCAA tournament first round match as a true freshman. He made 12 starts as a sophomore in 2012, helping SCU post the WCC's best overall record (11-5-4). Muscarella is expected to make the move to the back line as a junior this fall.
SCB: You guys went undefeated during the 2012 spring season against teams like Stanford, San Jose State, Sunderland's U18 side … were you happy with the results?
PM: An undefeated spring season is a big feat for us because we had lost a lot of key guys in our lineup and a lot of gaps in our lineup we had to try and fill. With the good sides we faced we were able to see how we matched up, make adjustments and work on our game. Though we still have a lot of work to do, especially this summer because guys need to stay fit and come in ready for the fall, we had a productive spring season. A number of new guys gained experience and overall our team moved forward, and that is always the goal each day.
SCB: The program does quite a bit during the spring, practicing most every day, training, playing games, hosting the fundraiser and alumni game, doing community service … how do you handle the offseason schedule?
PM: The offseason for us is brutal, we have a lot going on and at times it can get very hard to manage it all, but in the long run it is all worth it. School, training and lifting are all big components to our daily routines; but when you mix in all the other responsibilities, things can get messy. You just have to do a good job managing your time, because after all, the fundraisers only benefit us and doing community service is a great opportunity to give back to the community and inspire kids. I remember when I was young; having someone to look up to and help me was much appreciated.
SCB: You and your teammates have started volunteering with the Bay Area After-School All-Stars program. Talk about what you guys do with the young players.
PM: After-School All-Stars was a new program that we decided to help with because it is a good way to give back to underprivileged kids and give them some hope and guidance in life. It is a good feeling. We would just do fun basic little drills to get the kids exercising and having fun. The whole point was not necessarily to develop their soccer skills, but to just be outside having fun and be a positive influence.
SCB: As one of the top returning players, your versatility had you moving from the midfield to the back line this spring. Talk about that transition and what you think you will be called upon to do this fall.
PM: My coaches in the past have always told me if I was going to go anywhere with soccer it would be in the right back position. Now that Mykell Bates - one of the top defenders in the country - has left that position, I have been called upon to fill that role. It's the spot I love the most and feel most comfortable, while also contributing to my teammates the most. I take great pride in being back there because you cannot be a great team without a defense. Defense wins championships.
SCB: Now that the spring season is over, how will you be spending your off time? Will you be taking some down time to recharge/reflect on the year?
PM: Now that the spring is over it is now time for the summer. However, we all realize this is a never-ending process. You have to keep working hard, or else you will not be great. We have about two weeks to worry about just school and finals, but for us that is more than enough. We need to keep grinding and work even harder this summer.
I plan to play with a local PDL team, the Ventura County Fusion, and also with the U19 club team West Coast FC to take another stab at a national championship. I want to keep busy this summer playing as much as possible so there is only improvement when I come back for the fall. For now, I will focus on just getting through school, playing and lifting when I can, but this summer is just another development period to try and get better.
SCB: What are some of your favorite professional/national teams you follow? Who and/or what kind of players do you enjoy watching?
PM: I don't have any specific favorite teams or anything like that. I just love the game and love to watch the best teams and players in the world. Some of the best players in the world play the outside back position like Dani Alves (Barcelona), Ashley Cole (Chelsea), Patrice Evra (Man. United), so I just watch them and what they do and try and relate it to my game.
SCB: Finally, what goals, if any, have you set for your upcoming junior year?
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NEW YORK (AP) — There is a beach with fluffy sand in Cicely Tyson's future. She can't wait to get to it. Just don't ask where it is.
The newly crowned Tony Award winner is counting down the days until Oct. 9, when she ends her starring role in "The Trip to Bountiful" and can relax in the sun and surf.
"There's one place that I have in mind. One place. That's where I go. And nobody knows it. I just jump on a plane and I'm gone and nobody has a number or an email or anything," she says, smiling.
Tyson will have earned her spot in the sun after making her return to Broadway after 30 years and netting rapturous reviews, a Tony at age 88 and an audience that included the first lady and her daughters.
"What I keep repeating to myself is, 'All things are possible. You really just have to believe,'" she says over hot water and lemon at the Cafe Carlyle. "It gives me such great joy just to build a character that is so real to people."
Tyson hasn't missed a single performance since the revival of Horton Foote's play opened its doors on March 30. She plays Carrie Watts, a widow who shares a cramped two-room apartment in Houston in 1953 with her devoted son and overbearing daughter-in-law.
Watts' only desire is to revisit her old home in Bountiful and recapture the purpose she seemed to lose when she left for the big city decades ago. Tyson was smitten by the play when she saw Geraldine Page in a movie version in the 1980s and has been bugging her agent for her own "Trip to Bountiful" for years.
"I was just asking for another great role. I have been really fortunate, really blessed," she says. "I have had the most wonderful characters to play. I thought, 'I just want one more of those. Just one more. I won't be greedy. I'll move out of the way and let young folks take over.'"
The play's universal themes have been proven by the fact that a predominantly black cast has slipped into a work originally played by whites. "These are people irrelevant of color. And I think that has been the gift," she says.
A one-time model, Tyson earned an Oscar nomination playing a sharecropper's wife in "Sounder" in 1972 and won two Emmys for playing the 110-year-old former slave in the 1974 television drama "The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman." A new generation of moviegoers saw her in the 2011 hit "The Help."
She is known for her ability to disappear into roles, and the part of Carrie Watts was no different. She flew to Foote's home in Wharton, Texas, to get a sense of the playwright's world, taking home a small bag of soil and abandoning her vegetarian diet because she believes her character eats meat.
"I find it difficult to understand how you can project another person's life if you have not eaten the food they eat, lived and breathed the air," she says. "When I'm on the stage and I'm talking, I can visually see the gulf, the woods, the farm. I can visually see it so I know what I'm talking about."
Michael Wilson, the director, has been astonished by Tyson's thirst to weave everything into the tapestry of the character, from mapping out the widow's life year by year, to what hymns to sing, to how the onstage wardrobe would be laid out. She admits to sometimes blurting out things that only the widow would say.
"She is just so willing and eager to make this a defining portrait of what she feels is one of the most rich, complex, incredibly human characters ever to be created in an American drama," Wilson says. "I think the audience has such access to her heart, soul and spirit."
On Tony night, Tyson beat Laurie Metcalf, Amy Morton, Kristine Nielsen and Holland Taylor for best leading actress in a play. She heard her name and was stunned. (She hadn't prepared a speech. "I think it's presumptuous," she explains.)
By the time Tyson ascended the stage, inspiration hadn't hit yet. "I stood there looking at the mass of standing people and I thought, 'What am I going to say?' I burned up half my time wondering what I was going to say."
Then the show's producers had the questionable taste of trying to nudge her offstage with swelling music and a message on a teleprompter to end her speech. She turned it into a memorable Tony moment.
"It says, 'Wrap it up.' Well, that's what you did. You wrapped me up in your arms after 30 years," she told the crowd. "Now I can go home with a Tony. God bless you all and thank you. Thank you, thank you, thank you."
Among the people who have since watched the show are Michelle Obama and daughters Malia and Sasha, who stopped by Aug. 24. The trio later met the cast.
"One would like to believe that they do not need validation from the likes of the first lady. But you do," she says, laughing. "That's the stamp of approval. It gets no better than that."
Stage and film offers have come pouring in since the Tony win, but Tyson has never been one to chase paychecks, and the Tony win hasn't changed that.
"I'm very selective as I've been my whole career about what I do. Unfortunately, I'm not the kind of person who works only for money. It has to have some real substance for me to do it," she says. "It's the role that determines where I go."
One place where Tyson goes next is clear: some well-deserved rest and relaxation.
"I need to spend some time with Cicely," she says.
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|MLB Career Stats
|July 28, 2014
|Louisville Bats released RHP Adam Russell.
|May 3, 2014
|Cincinnati Reds signed free agent RHP Adam Russell to a minor league contract.
|May 3, 2014
|RHP Adam Russell assigned to Louisville Bats.
|March 27, 2014
|Arizona Diamondbacks released RHP Adam Russell.
|November 24, 2013
|Arizona Diamondbacks signed free agent RHP Adam Russell to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training.
|November 24, 2013
|RHP Adam Russell assigned to Reno Aces.
|November 4, 2013
|RHP Adam Russell elected free agency.
|December 5, 2012
|Baltimore Orioles signed free agent RHP Adam Russell to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training.
|November 2, 2012
|RHP Adam Russell elected free agency.
|August 7, 2012
|RHP Adam Russell assigned to Salt Lake Bees from Arkansas Travelers.
|August 6, 2012
|RHP Adam Russell assigned to Arkansas Travelers.
|July 28, 2012
|Los Angeles Angels signed RHP Adam Russell.
|July 20, 2012
|Gwinnett Braves released RHP Adam Russell.
|April 4, 2012
|RHP Adam Russell assigned to Gwinnett Braves.
|November 22, 2011
|Atlanta Braves signed free agent RHP Adam Russell to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training.
|November 2, 2011
|RHP Adam Russell elected free agency.
|July 25, 2011
|Tampa Bay Rays sent RHP Adam Russell outright to Durham Bulls.
|July 18, 2011
|Tampa Bay Rays designated Adam Russell for assignment.
|December 17, 2010
|Tampa Bay Rays traded Player To Be Named Later and SS Jason Bartlett to San Diego Padres for RHP Adam Russell, RHP Brandon Gomes, LHP Cesar Ramos and SS Cole Figueroa.
|September 3, 2010
|San Diego Padres recalled Adam Russell from Portland Beavers.
|May 28, 2010
|San Diego Padres optioned Adam Russell to Portland Beavers.
|May 20, 2010
|San Diego Padres recalled Adam Russell from Portland Beavers.
|May 20, 2010
|Adam Russell roster status changed by San Diego Padres.
|May 15, 2010
|San Diego Padres optioned Adam Russell to Portland Beavers.
|May 11, 2010
|San Diego Padres recalled Adam Russell from Portland Beavers.
|April 18, 2010
|San Diego Padres optioned Adam Russell to Portland Beavers.
|April 12, 2010
|San Diego Padres recalled Adam Russell from Portland Beavers.
|April 4, 2010
|San Diego Padres optioned Adam Russell to Portland Beavers.
|August 24, 2009
|San Diego Padres recalled Adam Russell from Portland Beavers.
|August 24, 2009
|Adam Russell roster status changed by San Diego Padres.
|August 1, 2009
|Adam Russell roster status changed by Portland Beavers.
|July 31, 2009
|Kannapolis Intimidators Traded RHP Dexter Carter to Fort Wayne TinCaps; Chicago White Sox Traded LHP Aaron Poreda, Adam Russell and LHP Clayton Richard to San Diego Padres and San Diego Padres Traded RHP Jake Peavy to Chicago White Sox.
|July 31, 2009
|Charlotte Knights traded Adam Russell to Portland Beavers.
Adam William Russell...Attended Ohio University...Is a 2001 graduate of North Olmsted (Ohio) High
School...Drafted by Miami in the 26th round of the 2001 First-Year Player Draft but did not sign...Signed by Nathan Durst and Larry Grefer.
Played the entire season with Triple-A Norfolk, going 3-3 with 5 saves and a 2.37 ERA (16 ER in 60.2 IP) in
42 games (3 starts)...Was 0-1 with a 4.50 ERA (4 ER in 8.0 IP) as a starter and 3-2 with a 2.05 ERA (12 ER in 52.2 IP) in relief.2012 Released by ATL on July 20 and signed as a free agent with LAA on August 1 ... Was 3-0 with one save and a 2.45 ERA (11.0IP, 3ER) in April with Triple-A Gwinnett ... Did not allow a run in his first five outings with Gwinnett (6.0IP) ... Struck out a season-high five on April 6 against Durham ... Held opponents scoreless in seven of his first nine appearances with Triple-A Salt Lake 2011 Made his first Opening Day roster and made a career-high 36 relief appearances...Was designated for assignment on 7/18, cleared waivers and was outrighted to Durham, where he spent the remainder of the season...Made 11-straight scoreless outings from 5/21-6/15 and allowed only two home runs in his 36 outings...Held left-handed hitters to a .135 clip, while right-handers batted .306...Allowed 55% (12-of-22) of inherited runners to score, the highest rate of any Major League pitcher with at least 30.0 IP...Owned a 1.80 ERA (20.0 IP, 4 ER) in 20 games at Tropicana Field. Had a 4.97 ERA (12.2 IP, 7 ER) in 16 road appearances...Averaged 5.51 walks per 9.0 innings, highest of any Rays reliever and eighth-highest among AL relievers (min. 30.0 IP)...Gave up a two-run walk-off homer on 5/22 vs. TOR to John McDonald in the 12th inning. The home run was just the second allowed in his career (60 games, 63.0 IP) and the first since BOS' Jacoby Ellsbury on 8/9/08 at CWS. The loss was his first since 9/14/09 vs. ARI while with SD...With Durham, compiled a 4.24 ERA over 15 games and allowed four of his eight runs on 8/13 at BUF. 2010 Made 12 relief apps over four stints with the Padres, compiling a 4.02 ERA (15.2-IP, 7-ER) with 18 strikeouts ... spent the remainder of the season with Triple-A Portland, where he recorded 14 saves in 50 games ... Was a member of the Padres active roster from April 12-17 (3 games), May 11-14 (did not appear), May 20-27 (3 games) and Sep 3 through season's end (6 games) ... did not allow a hit to his first 13 batters faced, spanning his 3 apps during his first stint (4.1-IP, 0-R, 1-BB, 5-SO). ... Ten of his 12 apps were scoreless...did not allow a run over his first 5 outings (7.2-IP)... carried a 2.30 ERA (15.2-IP, 7-ER) into his final appearance, Sep 26 vs. CIN, when he tied a career high by allowing 4 runs. ... Held left-handed hitters to a .143 (3-for-21) mark, while righties hit .324 (11-for-34). ... Did not allow a run in 5 road apps (6-IP)...posted a 6.52 ERA (9.2-IP, 7-ER) at home. ... Was one of the Padres final cuts out of spring training ... missed out on the final spot in the bullpen to Cesar Ramos. ... With Portland, compiled a 2.70 ERA (20-IP, 6-ER) and was 12-for-12 in save opportunities in 20 apps after the All-Star break...prior to the break, went 3-7 with 6 saves and a 6.25 ERA (31.2-IP, 22-ER) in 30 games. 2009 Made 15 relief appearances for the Padres after being acquired from the White Sox along with three other pitchers in exchange for Jake Peavy on 7/31...split the majority of the season between Triple-A Charlotte (CWS) and Triple-A Portland...Recalled from Triple-A Portland 8/24 and worked scoreless ball in 11 of 15 appearances, including eight straight (6.1 IP) from 8/28-9/13...Limited opponents to a .260 average, including a .238 mark at home...Averaged over a strikeout per inning with 14 in his 12.1 innings of work (1.14 K/IP)...Stranded four of five inherited runners and tallied four holds...Recorded four saves and a 5.25 ERA (7 ER/12.0 IP) with six walks and seven strikeouts in nine appearances for Portland...Combined to go 2-2 with nine saves and a 3.56 ERA (27 ER/68.1 IP) in 43 relief appearances between Charlotte and Portland. 2008 Split the season between Class AAA Charlotte and Chicago ... was 4-0 with a 5.19 ERA (15 er/26.0 iP) in 22 relief appearances in his first season in the Major Leagues ... the four wins came in his first 10 Major League outings ... three of his four wins came at home and all against American League Central opponents ... first batters faced hit .238 (5-21) ... allowed 6-12 (50.0 percent) inherited runners to score ... made his Major League debut on 6/17 vs. Pittsburgh with 1.0 perfect IP and his first strikeout (Jose Bautista) ... earned his first Major League wins in back-to-back games on 7/2-3 vs. Cleveland ... went 3-0 with a 5.59 ERA (6 ER/9.2 IP) in his second stint with the Sox from 7/17-19 (also 5/2-9 but did not pitch) ... was optioned to Charlotte following the game on 7/19 ... was recalled for the third time on 8/5 and picked up his fourth win that night vs. Detroit (0 ER/0.2 IP) ... tossed a season-high 3.0 IP on 8/9 vs. Boston ... struck out a season-high four batters on 8/14 vs. Kansas City ... began the season with the Knights and went 3-2 with a 2.89 ERA (12 er/37.1 iP) in 25 relief appearances ... limited opponents to a .203 (28-138) average ... lasted more than 1.0 IP on 13 occasions and at least 2.0 IP 11 times ... made seven scoreless appearances from 5/7-25 (10.0 IP) ... ERA was 2.31 before his final outing on 8/1 vs. Louisville (3 ER/2.1 IP) ... entered the season ranked by Baseball America as the No. 9 Prospect in the White Sox farm system. 2007 Went 9-11 with a 4.80 ERA (74 ER/138.1 IP) and one save in 38 games (20 starts) in his first full season with Double-A Birmingham...Began the season in the starting rotation before moving to the bullpen on 7/21...7-9 with a 4.61 ERA (57 ER/111.1 IP) as a starter and 2-2 with a 5.60 ERA (17 ER/27.1 IP) in relief...Was a non-roster invitee to Major League Spring Training, going 0-0 with an 8.53 ERA (12 ER/12.2 IP) in five games (two starts)...Rated by Baseball America as the No. 7 prospect and possessing the Best Fastball in the White Sox farm system entering the season. 2006 Is rated by Baseball America as the No. 7 Prospect and possessing the Best Fastball in the White Sox farm system entering the 2007 season ... was 10-6 with a 3.43 ERA (57 ER/149.2 IP) in 27 starts between Class A Winston-Salem and Class AA Birmingham ... ranked among the organizational leaders in starts (T2nd), wins (5th), ERA (8th), strikeouts (8th, 108) and IP (10th) ... opponents hit .248 (139-560), including a .210 (52-248) mark by lefties ... began the season at Winston-Salem, going 7-3 with a 2.66 ERA (28 ER/94.2 IP) in 17 starts ... six of his seven wins came at home ... allowed more than three earned runs in just two starts ... posted a 0.64 ERA (2 ER/ 28.1 IP) in June, including three consecutive starts without yielding an earned run from 6/15-25 (16.0 IP) ... was promoted to Birmingham on 7/12, where he went 3-3 with a 4.75 ERA (29 ER/55.0 IP) in 10 starts ... gave up 11 runs in 3.1 IP on 8/4 at Tennessee ... ERA at Birmingham would have been 3.10 minus that start ... was 2-0 with a 3.65 ERA (5 ER/12.1 IP) in 13 relief appearances with Scottsdale of the Arizona Fall League ... made 11 consecutive scoreless appearances to end the AFL season (10.2 IP). 2005 Ranked eighth among White Sox Minor Leaguers in ERA (3.78). 2004 Made his professional debut with Great Falls of the Pioneer League and was promoted to Kannapolis after four starts.


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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. -- After 100 minutes of scoreless play, it
took only 20 seconds of double overtime for Kris Cambron to find
the back of the net, as the Tennessee Tech soccer team defeated UT
Martin 1-0 in both team's Ohio Valley Conference opener.
Tech goalkeepers Kaitlyn Thacker and Megan Polk combined for the shutout. Polk, a freshman, had two saves for Tech, while Thacker, a sophomore had four saves in the second half and overtime. Tech improves to 2-7-1 overall and 1-0-0 in the OVC. UTM, which was picked to finish second in the conference, falls to 3-5-0 overall and 0-1-0 in the OVC.
The Golden Eagles finished with six shots overall, and five on goal. UTM had 16 total shots including six on goal. Cambron had two shots to lead Tech, including her game-winner in the second overtime.
Cambron received a pass from teammate Andrea Meloff about 10 yards away from the net. A UT Martin defender challenged her, and nearly took the ball away as Cambron fell down. But she immediately got back up, got open, and netted the game's only goal.
"Andrea won the ball from a defender and saw that I was open and got the ball to me,"
Cambron said. "I had to get around the defender, and when I did I just tried to hit it far post."
The goal was Cambron's third of the season, which ties her with Meloff for the team lead. It was the first game-winner of her career, and she leads the team in points with seven.
The Golden Eagles were playing their conference opener after a tough seven-game road tip.
"We're glad to be back home, and the girls were really excited to get the conference season started," head coach Becky Fletcher said. "We had a great week of practice, and I thought the girls worked really hard and they were playing some really good soccer this week at practice. We were ready to get started. UT Martin is a quality team and we have a lot of respect for their program. They came in here and gave us all we could handle and our girls worked hard to put a full 90 minutes together, and then some."
The match was the second time this season Tech has gone into double overtime. The Golden Eagles battled to a scoreless tie against Belmont on Sept. 11.
Fletcher has seen her young team, featuring 13 freshmen, 12 of them true-freshmen, grow up and show improvement all season long, which showed on the field Friday.
"It feels great to open conference play with a win," Cambron said. "This definitely builds momentum for us. We're excited to continue OVC play, and this is definitely a big step in the right direction."
"The girls played for each other and we couldn't be more proud of them," Fletcher said. "They're getting to know each other better, and we've finally found that right combination with so many newcomers. Now we're finally figuring each other out, and what it takes to play together."
The Golden Eagles will welcome Murray State to Tech Soccer Field to continue OVC play on Sunday at 2 p.m. The Racers are the defending OVC regular-season champions, and were picked to win the conference again in 2009.
"It doesn't get any easier," Fletcher said. "Murray State comes in here ranked No. 1 in the preseason, so we've got to get mentally prepared and get our legs back tomorrow and get ready to go again on Sunday, we're excited."
Admission to all Tech home soccer matches is free.
Golden Eagles open OVC play with double overtime win over UT Martin
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. -- After 100 minutes of scoreless play, it
took only 20 seconds of double overtime for Kris Cambron to find
the back of the net, as the Tennessee Tech soccer team defeated UT
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AB 1632 - Nuclear Power Plant Assessment
(Docket # 07-AB-1632-1)
The committees oversaw this proceeding was:
|Jeffrey D. Byron,
Commissioner and Presiding Member
Electricity and Natural Gas Committee
Integrated Energy Policy Report Committee
|James D. Boyd,
Vice Chair and Associate Member
Electricity and Natural Gas Committee
|Jackalyne Pfannenstiel,
Chairman and Associate Member
Integrated Energy Policy Report Committee
Status Reports
- PG&E Shoreline Fault Zone Report
- SCE Evaluation of AB 1632 Report Recommendations (72 pages, 451 kb)
Appendices 1 - 9
(PDF file, 465 ages, 36.5 megabytes)
An Assessment of California's Nuclear Power Plants
Commission Report, adopted November 20, 2008.
Publication # CEC-100-2008-009-CMF.
(PDF file, 52 pgs., 920 kb)
Supporting Documents
AB 1632 Assessment of California's Operating Nuclear Plants - FINAL Consultant Report, publication # CEC-100-2008-005-F.
Posted 10/24/08. (Acrobat PDF file, 330 pages, 3.7 megabytes)
Appendices to FINAL Consultant Report, publication # CEC-100-2008-005-F-AP. Posted 10/24/08. (Acrobat PDF file, 164 pages, 1.0 megabytes)
Assembly Bill 1632 (Blakeslee, Statutes of 2006, Chapter 722), directs the Energy Commission to assess the vulnerability of the state's operating nuclear power plants to a major disruption due to a major seismic event or plant aging, the potential impacts of such a disruption, potential impacts from the accumulation of nuclear waste at the state's existing nuclear plants, and other key policy and planning issues regarding the future role of California's existing nuclear plants.
California's two operating nuclear power plants are Diablo Canyon in San Luis Obispo and the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) in Orange County. Nuclear power makes up 12.9 percent of California's electricity supply. These two plants are located in seismically active zones along California's central and southern coast. In addition, they generate spent nuclear fuel, which will be stored at the plants indefinitely until the federal government develops a permanent means for nuclear waste disposal.
The bill requires the Energy Commission to adopt the assessment by November 1, 2008, and include the assessment in the 2008 energy policy review.
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Found a great CD from a new Jazz Vocalist Sarah Partridge the other day. My sister, Carolyn Koh had kickstarted her CD which reimagines another one of my favourite singers - Janis Ian. The sound, music and musicianship are all excellent. We received the CD a week ago, and I predict that it's going to be in my regular play list and demo list for a long time.
Her Kickstarter page is very interesting as she listed a breakdown of what it costs to fund the CD. The CD launch party and concert is on May 11th. Unfortunately, it's clear across the country in New York. That's a great deal if you are there as $25 gets you the concert AND the CD. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bright-...ts-32195371222
You can soon buy her CDs and FLAC downloads on Bandcamp: https://sarahpartridge.bandcamp.com/music
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State of Origin Preview - NSW v QLD (Game II)
15-06-2011 12:00AM at ANZ Stadium
Referee: Shayne Hayne and Ben Cummins
Touch Judges: Paul Holland and Daniel Eastwood
Referee: Sean Hampstead and Russell Smith
Combinations, Cohesion, Courage, Class and the Count. This is what will decide game 2 of the 2011 State of Origin series at ANZ Stadium on Wednesday night.
Combinations in defence can obviously make or break a team's performance. The Blues, as is their tradition, have made 8 positional changes from their game 1 loss and most importantly, to a wing/centre combination. Jarryd Hayne joins debutant Will Hopoate on the left side for NSW and if history has taught us anything, they will need at least one game together to get this right. The Blues don't have 1 game.
Cohesion falls under the same umbrella; the Blues will hear a different voice behind them in defence as Anthony Minichiello makes his return to the game's biggest arena. A great story for The Count but once again this change will affect cohesion. Courage... In the Rugby League world, nobody typifies this word more than Minichiello. New South Wales will have plenty of it, especially if they have to defend their try line as often as game 1 which is highly likely.
Class. This is where the Queenslanders simply cannot be touched. Blues fans are probably sick of hearing their names at this stage but as always, the Maroons success will start with Cam Smith and his two front rowers in Civoniceva and Scott; and finish with Lockyer and.... hang on..... We ARE sick of hearing their names. Whoever they are, they will flourish in the wet weather conditions, and thrive in the familiar position of a series clinching game.
Expect improved performances from Mitchell Pearce and Jamie Soward as their combination grows. Expect a master class in wet weather positional play by all four halves. Expect a few more penalties in this game after both sides complained about game 1 ruck speed. Expect another fiery and physical battle in Rugby League's version of all out war and finally, don't expect me to tip against the Blues. This will be another intense and amazing chapter in Origin so sit tight and enjoy.
My Man of the Match Prediction: Matt Scott (Maroons)
My Tip: An all in brawl in the first 5 minutes. 4 players sent to the sin bin and Queensland win...... oops (still can't do it)... NSW 8-6.
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If you've ever seen a child behaving improperly, whether it's not holding the door open for someone or playing with their phone at a family dinner, you can understand why Donna Bostany and Lisa Butowsky, certified etiquette instructors, feel the need to bring back the teaching of manners to children.
Bostany and Butowsky teach etiquette classes for children in Hoboken. The classes are for children age 4 to 12 and cover social etiquette, communication skills, and table manners.
Bostany has been a resident of Union City for 16 years and owes her interest in etiquette to Butowsky, her sister, who has a degree in early childhood development and has been working with children for most of her career. Bostany believes that children are the best resources for the future, and that if people can affect and help them, the results will be very rewarding.
Butowsky and Bostany got involved with Your Charming Child because they observed children's behavior and saw a lack of etiquette, affirmed by lots of other parents. They decided that they would fix the issue one child at a time. Butowsky also spoke of her desire to contribute to society through the kids.
"It works, you can see it," Bostany said.
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One of the sections of the classes is social etiquette, which includes lessons like how to behave in society, how to be a welcoming host, and how to introduce yourself. Bostany and Butowsky use costumes and role play to inject fun into their classes.
The children introduce themselves, shake each other's hands, smile, make eye contact, and even introduce a third person. Other lessons include teaching the other students interview skills and teaching the younger students proper door usage etiquette.
Butowsky spoke of a young boy who put on a crown and a mask and said he was a princess, an example of how the kids become very imaginative and come up with fun and creative names and characters during the role play exercises.
The sisters also created Miss Mistake (TM), a character who acts in all the wrong ways and does all the wrong things.
Bostany and Butowsky did not develop the lessons they teach, but added to them after they took a course at The International School of Protocol in Maryland, where they became certified to be etiquette instructors. They also used lessons from a workbook that the kids can bring home so their parents can reinforce what they learn in class.
"Self respect and self esteem result in leadership ability." – Donna Bostany, etiquette teacher
"There's nothing worse than a child who's awkward and shy and doesn't know how to behave," she said.
She also said that studies have shown that success is directly correlated to social skills. Parents want their children to be successful, and having manners will give their kids a leg up on those who don't know proper etiquette.
"These are parents who want to give their kids lots of opportunities to succeed," Butowsky said.
Bostany said she believes that etiquette classes are important for children because we live in a world of social interaction and relationships – with parents, with peers, and in the work place.
"A simple introduction, by looking someone in the eye, shows respect, which is really what we're after," Bostany said.
Bostany said that after children take classes at Your Charming Child, they become more helpful at home because they learned about empathy.
Butowsky added that well mannered kids are preferred playmates and are less likely to engage in risky behaviors later in their life. She said that proper social skills are essential to exist socially with other people in a society that is "striving to become a population of selfish, apathetic, robots with no need for personal reaction."
Your Charming Child recently hosted classes at 1150 Maxwell Lane at The Hoboken Man. For more information visit www.yourcharmingchild.com.


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Although he's most likely ticketed for the Bruins' Providence (AHL) farm club, Carter Camper should get a look in a couple exhibition games this preseason in addition to the upcoming rookie games on Long Island Monday and Tuesday.
As I mentioned yesterday, I spoke to Camper extensively after the second day of rookie camp. Here's the link to my story in today's Boston Herald.
Camper really impressed me with his maturity, although I guess I should be used to these four-year college guys being pretty grounded. Here are a couple quotes that didn't make the story cut:
On Miami dealing with the death of team manager Brendan Burke during the 2009-10 season, which ended with a second straight Frozen Four berth and a semifinal loss to Boston College:
"There was actually even more behind the scenes. Brendan Burke was a huge tragedy for us. We had a few guys lose their fathers and at one point it seemed like every month there was something else we had to deal with. I think it brought us together. Miami preaches togetherness and being close with one another. It teaches you a lot about what's important in your life and who's important in your life and make sure you let those people know every day."
On growing individually from the adversity during four years at Miami:
"I think Miami preaches they'll make you a better hockey player, but more important make you a better person. And for whatever reason we had to deal with some unexpected tragedies like that. I think I not only came out a better player, but I think I'm a better person and a stronger person. And I'm just trying to take those values to the next level."
On his 3.65 GPA and CCHA Scholar Athlete of the Year Award:
"That's something that was instilled in me at an early age. College was always important to me, grades were always important. And it's just about staying disciplined. And Miami's a great school, so it was good."
By the way, Camper is rooming with former Boston University defenseman David Warsofsky, who was part of the '09 team that downed Miami in the national title game.
•In my Boston Herald notebook, I led with the story of Zach McKelvie, who's in camp after two years out of hoceky while fulfilling his obligation to the Army. Here's a thumbnail scouting report on McKelvie courtesy of assistant general manager Jim Benning:
"He's a real good transitional player. Because he can skate so well, he can get back, get the puck and be able to either carry it out or make the first pass to get the puck up ice and then they'll jump in the play to join the play to help out in the offensive end. He's a good two-way player."


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Debra LaPrath has been head coach at California's Maria Carrillo
High School since 1996. She has led MCHS to six consecutive North Coast
Section finals and won back-to-back championships in 2001 and 2002.
LaPrath earned NSCAA State/Regional Coach of the Year (2011-12) and the
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and media Coach of the Year honors in 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, and 2002.
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LaPrath grew up in San Diego playing for the San Diego Surf Soccer Club
and moved to Sonoma County to play Soccer for Sonoma State University.
She has coached for more than 18 years. In addition to her on-field
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Melissa MatulichNCAA Division I Soccer (2003-2007)2007 Wally Bell Award Winner
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1. Re: How to configure HornetQ Cluster in a Jboss AS 6.1Andy Taylor Feb 9, 2012 11:27 AM (in response to Fidel Andrés Vargas Londoño)
1. HornetQ hasn´t supports replication, this results in if a node is processing a message and it shutdown the messages than it had are not going to be processed until the server starts again.
Replication will be available in the next release
2. HornetQ live backup. Every node of HornetQ needs a backup to failover, but if I have 4 nodes I don´t want to have 4 backups-hornetq instance, thats a goverment problem
correct, but you can have them colocated in the same AS instance
3. HornetQ locks. When a node of the cluster is shutdown the other nodes stops to proccess messages from the queue.
Not sure what you actually mean here.
If I were you i would use AS7.1.0 when its release in the next day or 2
2. Re: How to configure HornetQ Cluster in a Jboss AS 6.1Fidel Andrés Vargas Londoño Feb 9, 2012 11:59 AM (in response to Andy Taylor)
Thanks for your answer
The situatión in the numeral 3 is:
step1. I start JbossNode1 and I start JbossNode2.
step2. I send messages to the queue, these messages are processed by the two nodes. (that is fine)
step3. When I shutdown the node2, the node1 must be working, processing messages but it doesn´t happen, it stops.
It waits to the other node, and if the node2 back too late. no messages are processed.
I want to know if exist any configuration to solve mi problem in number 3.
I'm migrating a Seam application since 4.2.3 to 6.1, Jboss7 has many changes and it is expensive the change.
Thanks a lot
3. Re: How to configure HornetQ Cluster in a Jboss AS 6.1Andy Taylor Feb 9, 2012 12:09 PM (in response to Fidel Andrés Vargas Londoño)
If you dont have a backup node configured for node2 then obviously the messages wont get processed, when the backup node comes up then once again messages will be processed on both nodes
4. Re: How to configure HornetQ Cluster in a Jboss AS 6.1Fidel Andrés Vargas Londoño Feb 16, 2012 4:20 PM (in response to Fidel Andrés Vargas Londoño)1 of 1 people found this helpful
Hi Andy
Thanks for your answer
I could configure the jbossAS 6.1 instances and the horneq backup instances, everything works ok, but i have a question.
When one application send so much messages to the queue and one node fails, the hornetq-backup says "Im the llive server", but what does the backup do while the jbossAS-node is shutdown?
does It get receiving messages?
Or the backup-hornetq only allows the app still working without locks and doesn´t receive messages
Or it receives messages and when the jbossAS starts the messages will be processed
Thank you.


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Arthur Herndon, 97 - August 21, 2011
Arthur Herndon, 97, of Gothenburg, formerly of Moorefield, died Aug. 21, 2011, at Hilltop Estates in Gothenburg.
Graveside services were conducted at Moorefield Cemetery on Saturday, Aug. 27.
Herndon was born July 28, 1914, in Moorefield to Lewis and Vella (Todd) Herndon. He attended country school graduating the eighth grade from Pleasant Ridge.
He married Velna Worley on July 7, 1934, in Oberlin, KS. To this union, five sons were born. They farmed around the Moorefield area until 1988 when they moved to North Platte. In 2007, he moved to Hilltop Estates in Gothenburg.
Herndon served on the Moorefield Cemetery Board for many years. He was a ham radio operator and enjoyed hunting, fishing and flying small airplanes.
He was preceded in death by: his parents, Lewis and Vella; his wife, Velna in 1995; three sons—Homer Lee, Harold and Del.
?Survivors include: two sons—Fay (Linda) Herndon of North Platte and Joe (Patti) Herndon of Gothenburg; daughter-in-law Jane Herndon of Gothenburg; sister Vernell Baker of North Platte; sister-in-law Wilma White of North Platte; 13 grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren and 16 great-great-grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers memorials are suggested to the Moorefield Cemetery, Hilltop Estates and the Alzheimer's Association.
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