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Cecil Williams will keep his guide dog; help pours in after they're hit by subway train
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A blind man and his guide dog who were struck by a subway train in Manhattan Tuesday will be able to remain together — thanks to donations from members of the public touched by their story.
Cecil Williams fainted and fell on the New York City subway tracks, taking his harnessed dog, Orlando, with him.
Orlando barked for help and stayed by his side, even as the train passed over them.
In a story about the accident that aired on NBC Nightly News Tuesday night, it was reported that Orlando was slated to retire in January, and that Williams lacked the funds to continue to care for the dog afterwards, when the dog would no longer be covered by his insurance.
Since then, enough donations to their cause have been received by Guiding Eyes for the Blind to help pay for all of Orlando's retirement expenses, and ensure that the pair's eight-year relationship continues.
Williams, 61, was on his way to the dentist when he fainted at the 125th Street platform. Witnesses said the dog was barking and tried to stop Williams from falling, as he is trained to do. When they both landed on the tracks, Orlando tried to rouse Williams, who was unconscious. Both lay there as a slow-moving subway train passed above them.
Nieither sustained serious injuries.
"The dog saved my life," Williams said of his Labrador retriever. "I'm feeling amazed. I feel that God, the powers that be, have something in store from me. They didn't take me away this time. I'm here for a reason."
Williams, who is on insulin and other medications, was taken to a hospital, where Orlando remains at his bedside.
The Brooklyn man has been blind since 1995. Orlando, his second guide dog, "saves my life on a daily basis," he said.
At a press conference Williams thanked everyone "for showing their humanity and peace and goodwill" by making donations to the guide dog school that trained Orlando.
"All the people who contribute and donated I think we should take our hat off to them," he said. "There's still good people in this world."
(Photo: Williams and Orlando at press conference; by Carlo Allegri / REUTERS, via NBC)
Posted by John Woestendiek December 19th, 2013 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: animals, blind, cecil williams, dog, dogs, donate, donations, fall, guide dog, guiding eyes, guiding eyes for the blind, labrador, labrador retriever, manhattan, nbc, nightly news, orlando, pets, saved, saves, subway, tracks, train, viewers
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Donations pour in for Barbara and Bowser
The Oklahoma tornado victim whose missing dog emerged from the rubble in the middle of a TV news interview may get another prayer answered.
Barbara Garcia's Scottish terrier, Bowser, was spotted under a pile debris by the news team interviewing her after she lost her home in Moore.
"Well, I thought that God had just answered one prayer, to let me be OK," Garcia said after freeing her dog. "But he answered both of them."
Now, those touched by the scene, which went viral on the Internet, have donated enough money to make a new home a possibility.
A fund set up to help her get back on her feet and under a new roof was approaching $40,000 as of Monday night, just $10,000 short of its $50,000 goal.
"We're still looking for a corporate sponsor who will match funds donated, so we can make the dream of building a new home for Barbara and Bowser a reality. Not only did Barbara lose her home, her daughter did as well," said Erin DeRuggiero who's spearheading the fund drive.
According to CBS News, the clip of Bowser emerging from the rubble has been viewed more than 3 million times.
"All of the other things … you know, one by one they can be replaced. A lot of it wasn't even important, but I couldn't replace him," Garcia said in an interview.
Garcia didn't have homeowner's insurance.
"I was really just compelled, personally, to do something," said DeRuggiero. In the first five days of the fundraiser, more than $35,000 was raised.
"Before the CBS piece aired, I didn't know Barbara Garcia personally, but was incredibly moved by her story and of her reunion with her sweet dog," DeRuggiero wrote on the Gofundme page. "… My goal is to ease her recovery, raise enough money to help her start to rebuild or relocate her life, and above all else, to show her that 'life in the big city' also means helping one another, even from 1500 miles away."
Garcia says she's overwhelmed by the support: "I didn't know I was that important. Really, truly, I didn't. I just thank everybody," Garcia said in a follow-up interview with CBS News.
The "Build Barbara Garcia a Home" fundraising page can be found here.
Posted by John Woestendiek May 28th, 2013 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: animals, barbara garcia, bowser, bowsie, campaign, dog, dogs, donate, donations, drive, fund, interview, live, money, moore, oklahoma, pets, raised, scottish terrier, television, tornado, tv, victim, viral
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Beagles rescued from bankrupt lab
One hundred and twenty beagles who faced lifetimes being used in medical research experiments have been freed — just in time for the Fourth of July weekend.
On Friday, the beagles — owned by a research facility in New Jersey whose parent pharmaceutical company went into bankruptcy — were released to the care of animal rescue groups that, after socializing them, hope to adopt them out as family pets.
Beagles are bred especially for use in medical experiments and are used in research because of their affable and passive natures, their relative lack of inherited health problems and their mid-range size. These particular beagles are estimated to be between two and five years of age and have lived their entire lives in a laboratory.
Best Friends Animal Society headquartered in Kanab, Utah, and Pets Alive Animal Sanctuary, based in Middletown, N.Y., and Elmsford, N.Y., worked together on rescuing the beagles, who had been left locked in the facility operated by Aniclin Preclinical Services in Warren County, N.J.
The facility closed in April, after Aniclin's parent pharmaceutical company couldn't pay its bills, according to the Times Herald-Record in New York's Hudson Valley.
A judge ruled that the beagles could be handed over to animal rescue organizations. Fifty-five primates were also removed from the facility and sent to a simian rescue organization
Pets Alive Animal Sanctuary welcomed the beagles to their new home this weekend, decorated in red, white and blue.
Best Friends, according to a press release, was made aware of the beagles' dilemma through its Community Animal Assistance national helpline, which fields requests to help animals from around the country. Best Friends contacted Pets Alive, a sanctuary in the Lower Hudson Valley region of New York, which offered to take ownership of the dogs. Several other animal rescue organizations have stepped forward, each offering to take some of the beagles.
Best Friends is paying for veterinary care, food and transportation of the dogs from the facility. It will be bringing back as many as 30 dogs to its sanctuary in Utah, including those who may need more time and help before transitioning into family living.
"Best Friends is teaming up with Pets Alive in the New York area to help these beagles get the fresh start they deserve … one that's long overdue," said Judah Battista of Best Friends Animal Society.
"These dogs have been in a laboratory, too long without friends," she said. "Since these dogs have never had the opportunity to discover their true lovable, comical, often boisterous nature, which makes beagles such a favorite family dog, Pets Alive and Best Friends are committed to helping these dogs discover their true personalities."
"In this case, the cruel and unnecessary practice of animal testing was compounded by the abandonment of these innocent victims," said Kerry Clair, executive co-director of Pets Alive Animal Sanctuary.
Those wishing to donate to the cause can visit www.bestfriends.org. or www.petsalive.com.
People who live near Pets Alive in Middletown, N.Y., are invited to volunteer their time to help feed, care for and socialize the beagles. To do so contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Posted by John Woestendiek July 4th, 2010 under Muttsblog.
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How your dog can help with the oil spill
You may not think your dog is in a position to do much about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. But he is.
As oil continues to gush into the gulf from the April 20th BP rig explosion, booms and mats are being put in place to contain the floating slicks — many of which are made with dog and human hair, stuffed into casings.
The idea of a hair boom and hair mats came from Phil McCrory, a hair stylist from Alabama who came up with it after watching television coverage of the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill, Suite101.com reports.
Using hair clippings from his salon, McCrory experimented to find out just how much oil could be absorbed with hair.
Among those organizations recycling scraps of hair for use as booms is Matter of Trust, a San Francisco nonprofit.
It accepts donations of hair from all over the world and disperses them to oil spill disaster sites. It asks that individuals not mail in single donations as hair collections in bulk saves processing time.
Dog owners wanting to donate dog hair to the Gulf oil spill cleanup can sign up with the ExcessAccess program, or inform their local groomer about the program.
Posted by John Woestendiek May 5th, 2010 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: animals, booms, bp, containment, dog, dogs, donate, donations, environment, fur, gulf, gulf of mexico, hair, mats, news, oil, pets, shedding, spill
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Shot five times, Champ needs a home
Champ, a four-year-old German Shepherd mix, was shot five times while protecting his family's home in south Los Angeles.
Despite that, his owners no longer want him.
On Feb. 27th, Champ was shot by an intruder, leaving the dog with a broken jaw bone, nerve problems, a bullet entry under his eye, and wounds covering his neck, shoulder, and abdomen, KTLA reported.
Champ was kept as evidence while the intrusion case was pending, and was scheduled to be euthanized because his owners declined to get him the costly medical care he needed.
That's when Coastal German Shepherd Rescue stepped in. The rescue group picked Champ up Friday and transported him to their veterinarian team at Alicia Pet Care Center, where his medical needs are being further assessed, said Tiffany Norton.
Veterinarians say he will likely not suffer any long term medical problems from the shooting.
Norton says that Champ's medical bills are adding up and her organization is asking for help to save pay them. Coastal German Shepherd Rescue is also looking for someone to adopt Champ after he recovers.
"It's gonna be a really special person who's gonna bring him into their home," Norton said. "Really right now, we're looking for someone with a big heart who wants to support Champ."
To foster, adopt, or donate to Champ's medical fund, visit the Coastal German Shepherd Rescue's website.
Posted by John Woestendiek March 15th, 2010 under Muttsblog, videos.
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TV's Wiseguy donates Golden Globe to reward
Ken Wahl has added the 1990 Golden Globe award he received for his starring role in the television series "Wiseguy" to the reward being offered for information leading to the arrest of whoever glued a cat to a southern Minnesota highway.
"Men who pick on cats are sick cowards that have control issues, since cats are half wild and independent," Wahl told Radar Online. "We're not just finding a kitten killer, we are preventing this person becoming a serial killer."
Timothy, a 10-month-old kitten, was found glued to a Minnesota highway last month in freezing temperatures. The kitten had also been struck by a vehicle. Despite attempts to save the cat, he died ten days later.
Wahl's donation comes on top of more than $12,000 already donated to the reward being offered by Second Chance, an animal rescue organization in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
"Rescue Ink" is also stepping in to try to find the cat killer, according to Wahl, who is retired from acting and living in Arizona.
Posted by John Woestendiek January 20th, 2010 under Muttsblog.
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These are a few of BARCS favorite things
What does BARCS want for Christmas? If you're willing to sing along, karaoke style, we'll tell you in song.
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Treats (but not rawhides) and leashes of nylon
Dog food in sealed bags, but just Science Diet.
Stainless steel dog bowls and towels and sheets.
There are a few of the things that BARCS needs…
Hoses and trash cans and dust pans and bleach
Brooms, gloves and gauze pads and laminating sheets
Digital cameras to take doggie pics
Clippers and clipboards and duct tape and ink …
Bottles for nursing and hay for the dog runs
No-slip dog collars in large and medium
Toys that are durable — Kongs and the like.
Plus a few things that they need for felines …
Toys (no catnip)
Fleece-lined cat beds
Non-clumping litter
Spray bottles, scrub pads and paper towels
And lint rollers, wiiiiiiiiiiiiiith refills
Donors are encouraged to check out the complete wish list and drop items by BARCS, 301 Stockholm St., where there are stockings waiting to be filled. BARCS also invites you to check out the adoptable dogs while you are there.
Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS), located across form Ravens Stadium, cares for more than 11,000 homeless animals annually. The shelter is open Mondays through Fridays from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturdays and Sundays, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The shelter will be open from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on December 24 and closed on December 25.
You can also help out BARCS by getting your pet's picture taken with Santa today at Riverside Park in South Baltimore. All proceeds from the event, which runs from 10 to noon, go to BARCS Franky Fund for sick and injured animals.
(Thanks to Mark, an aspiring musician in England known on Youtube as The Music Mark, for providing our music.)
Posted by John Woestendiek December 12th, 2009 under Muttsblog, videos.
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Lee Sun Gyun, Song Ji Hyo and the cast of My Wife's Having An Affair This Week give exclusive shoutouts to DramaFever fans
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Here are the leads, Lee Sun Gyun and Song Ji Hyo, who play a happily married couple until one day, he finds a reservation for a hotel room on his wife's phone, which leads him to believe his significant other (Song Ji Hyo) is about to have an affair. What ensues is sheer comedy!
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Categories: Current Affairs, Music, PA Governor, Politics, Sports
Good Tuesday Morning, Fellow Seekers.
This would be the perfect day, really, to hang out at a sidewalk cafe, favorite book in hand, a glass of something or other on the table, and just kind of watch the parade of life go by.
That option being foreclosed to us this morning, we'll have to content ourselves with the parade of the day's best political headlines. Here they are:
In case you were wondering, this year is a banner year for mosquitoes. More of the little critters have tested positive for the dread West Nile Virus than ever. So far, 1,665 mosquitoes have tested positive for the disease, up from a total of 1,262 last year, our Mothership colleague Marion Callahan reports this morning.
As it implements a new prisons reform law, Pennsylvania is looking to streamline and overhaul its parole process, the Post-Gazette reports this morning.
New efficiency measures and program changes are expected to save the state about $253 million over the next five years, the newspaper reports. Prisons spending has consistently ranked third, behind schools and public welfare, as the largest expenditure in the state budget.
The Department Of State ...
If you're looking for competitive state House races, may we suggest you stay away from Lebanon County? The Lebanon Daily News reports that the county's two House members are cakewalking their way to re-election this year.
The MittBOT3000's decision to tap U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., for Veep puts a bigger emphasis on the state's older voters, but it doesn't increase the state's importance in the race for the White House, the PAIndependent reports this morning.
The effect of Ohio's new casinos is being watched very closely in Pittsburgh, where they pose a competitive threat to western Pennsylvania's emerging casino industry, the Tribune-Review reports this morning.
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We have multiple soccer organizations in America; U.S. Soccer, U.S. Youth Soccer and the NSCAA, tend to be the main groups working with our youth players in Ohio
As coaches, we all play in the same sandbox and as the modern youth game as evolved over the past decade, coaches are more likely to belong to more than one organization
Ohio South has approximately 65,000 members. Coaching Education is a huge part of what we are involved in. "We are the office for Education and Information and Guidance"
The process of education can sometimes be confusing to coaches.....which organization?.....which course?.....
As such – it just makes sense to coordinate the educational programs of our three major coaches groups; U.S. Soccer, U.S. Youth Soccer and NSCAA to the benefit of our membership and those outside our membership. We are all coaches after all
Coaching Education is a journey.....
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By offering a 'larger menu' on the local level, we can now reach all of the coaches above, irrespective of which category they fall into – and provide more options of further education. This will clearly benefit Ohio South members and non members, U.S. Soccer, U.S. Youth Soccer, NSCAA and grass root players
How will it benefit Ohio South members?
Quite simply – it just makes sense..............
One stop shopping...... The ability to go to one site and research a master statewide calendar of all soccer educational courses, licenses and special events in Ohio South (and for upper level coursework - Nationally)
The ability to learn about the three organizations and focus on how we all interact with each other to the coaches benefit – coaches license pathways of advancement
For those coaches in category 1 and 2, the ability to clearly educate myself on the pathway. In addition, for those coaches who may need some further education and experience before moving to the next level, the ability to take another course at a similar stage to gain further experience and education can be invaluable in preparation for success at the next license/certificate level
For those coaches in category 3, (statistically the largest group by far), this partnership can potentially have the biggest impact;
I did the course to satisfy club, league or state association requirements
By offering more options, can we encourage more clubs and leagues to set minimum requirements?
I am uncomfortable with testing.....don't want to fail.....adult learner
With additional 'menu options' at a similar level, we can now encourage these coaches to take another course that may be less threatening to them. The additional knowledge and content may assist them becoming more comfortable as a coach and keep them updated with current educational philosophies and methodologies
I don't have the time/desire to take course work that is more than a few hours or one day or one weekend
With additional 'menu options' at a similar level, we can now encourage these coaches to take another course that meets their time frame requirements and motivational level
I am interested in further education, but can't get that much time off work for upper level courses
The ability to offer 'local courses' at the C License, National Youth License, National Diploma, Advanced National Diploma, Premier Diploma and Special Topics courses should greatly assist coaches seeking upper level coursework
I am interested in further education, but struggle with the cost of upper level courses
The ability to offer 'local courses', both at the beginning level and advanced level, should greatly assist coaches with cost containment
Focal point right now is improving grass roots soccer and developing a greater base of 'higher' level players and coaches . A complicated goal, however one important cog in that wheel should be; The better the coaches.... the better the players. The increased exposure to local coursework – in essence saying the same thing philosophically, should assist in this desired outcome, especially those in category 3 outlined earlier
Those coaches seeking to advance to upper level coursework at the National, C, B and A level now have more opportunities to 'cross train' and gain additional levels and confidence and training before moving on. This should lead to an increased pass rate at the National level courses
Drives the 'Coaches Education' message.....and hopefully has some impact on the enjoyment and training of players at the grass roots level
How will it benefit grassroots, recreational and competitive youth soccer players?
See everything outlined previously!
Overall, if your educational and coaching components are more integrated at the grass roots, recreational and competitive youth levels – coaching philosophies, methodologies and educational opportunities have a greater chance to thrive
The 'better' the coach – the 'better' the potential experience of our youth players. Hopefully, this should lead to more longevity in the sport
More longevity in the sport increases our chances of producing elite level players
More longevity in the sport increases our chances of imprinting lifetime health choices for the general masses
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Rebalancing Act – Why It MattersGlobal diversification gives investors a valuable tool for managing risk and volatility in a portfolio. But smart diversification has an important side effect. It requires maintenance. In a given period, asset classes experience divergent performance. This is inevitable and, in fact, desirable. A portfolio that holds assets that do not perform similarly (i.e., with low return correlation) will experience less overall volatility. That results in a smoother ride over time. However, dissimilar performance also changes the integrity of your asset mix, or allocation—a condition known as "asset drift." As some assets appreciate in value and others lose value, your portfolio's allocation changes, thereby affecting its risk and return qualities. If the allocation drifts far enough away from your original target, you end up with a different portfolio. That's why, at True North Capital Alliance, we advocate analyzing and rebalancing our clients' portfolios periodically. Once we design and construct your portfolio to match your current investment goals and risk tolerance, we monitor performance to preserve the portfolio's structural integrity because asset allocation accounts for most of a portfolio's return.1 To efficiently pursue your investment goals, we must manage asset drift. Rebalancing is the remedy. In general terms, rebalancing involves selling assets that have risen in value and buying more assets that have dropped in value. The purpose of rebalancing is to move a portfolio back to its original target allocation. This restores strategic structure in the portfolio and puts you back on track to pursue long-term goals.
Why rebalance?At first glance, rebalancing seems counter-productive. Why sell a portion of outperforming asset groups and acquire a larger share of underperforming ones? Intuition might suggest that selling previous winners may hinder returns in the future. This logic is flawed, however, since past performance may not continue in the future, and there's no reliable way to predict future returns. Equally important, remember that your original asset allocation was selected because it reflected your risk-return priorities. Rebalancing realigns your portfolio to these priorities by using structure, not recent performance, to drive investment decisions. Periodic rebalancing also encourages dispassionate decision-making, which is an essential quality during times of market volatility. Moreover, if and when your overall financial goals or risk tolerance changes, we have a foundation for making adjustments. In the absence of a plan, adjustments are a matter of guesswork.
Challenges and Decision FactorsPortfolio allocations are usually complex, incorporating not only fixed income and equity, but also multiple asset groups within equity investing. The more complex a portfolio's allocation, the greater is the need for maintenance. Determining when and how to effectively rebalance requires careful monitoring of performance and awareness of your tax status, cash flow, financial goals, and risk tolerance. Rebalancing also incurs transaction fees and potential capital gains in taxable accounts. Thus, while there are good reasons to rebalance, we firmly believe that we should only rebalance when the benefits outweigh the costs. Given these challenges, we prefer to take a practical rebalancing approach using asset drift triggering points while leaving enough flexibility to manage costs effectively. Defining triggering points helps us decide when to rebalance. Most experts recommend rebalancing when asset group weightings move outside a specified range of their target allocations. This may be widely defined according to stock-bond mix, or more appropriately, according to a percentage drift away from target weightings for categories like small cap stocks, international stocks, and the like. While rebalancing costs are unavoidable, several strategies can help minimize the impact:
- Rebalance with new cash. Rather than selling over-weighted assets that have appreciated, we prefer to use new cash to buy more under-weighted assets. This reduces transaction costs and the tax consequences of selling assets.
- Whenever possible, we look for ways to rebalance in the tax-deferred or tax-exempt accounts where capital gains are not realized.
- Incorporate tax management within taxable accounts, such as cost basis management, strategic loss harvesting, dividend management, gain/loss matching, and similar considerations.
- Implement an integrated portfolio strategy. Rather than maintaining rigid barriers between component asset classes and accounts, we prefer to manage the portfolio as a whole.
Endnotes1 Gilbert L. Beebower, Gary P. Brinson, and L. Randolph Hood, "Determinants of Portfolio Performance," Financial Analysts Journal 42, no. 4 (July/August 1986): 15-29. Gilbert L. Beebower, Gary P. Brinson, and Brian D. Singer, "Determinants of Portfolio Performance II: An Update," Financial Analysts Journal 47, no. 3 (May/June 1991): 40.
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The D'Evelyn girls basketball team took a while to come together this season — literally.
The Jaguars didn't have their full complement of players in the fall, but now that they do, things seem to be jelling. If the Jan. 24 53-40 win over Green Mountain is an indication, D'Evelyn is hitting its stride just as the 2017-18 season is heating up.
Editor's note: This is part of a continuing series of student-athletes from each school who excel not only in their respective sports, but in the classroom as well.
Every so often, a student-athlete comes around that excels both in school and in competition. For Columbine High School, that athlete is junior Nicole Killeen.
For the past three years, Killeen has balanced a slew of AP and honors classes in addition to her five sports: swimming, track, soccer, gymnastics and cross country. The key to it all, she said, is planning everything out ahead of time.
ARVADA — The Columbine's boys basketball team has suddenly become the kryptonite for Class 5A Jeffco teams with winning streaks.
The Rebels ended Arvada West's three-game winning streak Jan. 17 on the Wildcats' home court with a 50-42 victory. The win came on the heels of Columbine (7-8, 4-2) handing conference-leading Bear Creek (9-4, 5-1) its first conference loss of the season on Jan. 13.
LITTLETON — The 2017-18 Chatfield boys basketball team is, understandably, a mere shadow of its two most recent predecessors, especially when it comes to putting points on the scoreboard.
"We're not a very good offensive team,'' said head coach Steve Schimpeler, who replaced 75 percent of the Chargers' team from last season's 24-2 squad that reached the Great 8 of the 5A playoffs.
But defense might be another matter, as rival Dakota Ridge learned to its chagrin on Jan. 19 in a 64-62 loss.
LAKEWOOD — Abbey Selin had to double-check the calendar when she became ill during the holiday break.
"I get sick twice a year, and it always happens right before state. It's terrible,'' the D'Evelyn senior said prior to the 4A Jeffco Relays on Jan. 13 at Carmody Recreation Center.
The 3A state meet, where Selin will defend her championship in the 500-yard freestyle (her first state title) and try to move up a spot to first in the 200 freestyle, isn't until Feb. 8-10.
By Levi Waddell
There are plenty of athletes who dominate in their respective sport. It is athletes like Chatfield volleyball's Julia Eiken whose commitment to excellence in the classroom sets her apart from the rest.
With a 4.8 weighted grade-point average, the Colorado School of Mines commit knows it can be tough at times to balance both the classroom and athletics. Despite this, Eiken's unwavering commitment to both has helped her learn one of life's most important qualities.
In a back-and-forth dual, the Bear Creek Bears wrestling team edged out its league rival, the Chatfield Chargers, 42-40 on Tuesday, Jan. 9.
Despite their inexperience as a whole, the Chargers had a relatively good showing.
"We have a pretty young team. We have two seniors on the squad out of the 14 slots, and I think for how young we are we're doing really good. We're progressing really fast and a lot of our kids are growing up," said E.C. Manzanares, one of two seniors and a state qualifier last season.
It seems as though Dakota Ridge senior Skylar Lodice can do it all.
Whether she's on the court, on the track, on the course or serving as the student body president, she's constantly working to better not only herself but the community.
For the past four years, Lodice has represented the Eagles through cross country, basketball and track on the athletic side of the spectrum. Because each sport is a different season, she's been able to balance her year.
EVERGREEN — The Evergreen boys' basketball team knows how to start off league play right.
Following a win against Standley Lake and a 61-55 victory over visiting D'Evelyn on Saturday afternoon, the Cougars now sit at 2-0 in league play (9-2 overall) and show no signs of slowing down. The Jaguars, however, have struggled in Jeffco play with two tough losses to start out the new year (4-6).
LITTLETON — A post-holiday slump despite going 2-0 in the first week of January?
That's what Dakota Ridge senior forward Jonathan Tanji thought might be the case after his third-period goal lifted the Eagles hockey team to a hard-fought 2-1 non-conference victory over rival Columbine.
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British tenor Daniel Webb read Music at Cambridge University, where he was Organ Scholar of Magdalene College and the John Stewart of Rannoch Scholar in Sacred Music, and later qualified as a barrister, briefly specializing in antitrust issues surrounding the soft-alloy aluminum extrusion market. Since moving to the great city of Toronto in 2013 at the behest of his Canadian wife, he has established a busy and diverse professional life as a teacher, choral conductor, organist, and singer. Now in his fourth season with Tafelmusik, Daniel was appointed Director of Music at St Clement's, Eglinton in 2015 and, from September 2017, he will be a member of the Faculty of Upper Canada College. He is also an Examiner for the Royal Conservatory and a piano and theory teacher at the Toronto School for Strings and Piano. In his rapidly diminishing free time, he likes to spend time with his wife Trilby, his daughter Clea (and her hamster Tommasina) and his cat Doris, as well as living vicariously through the Toronto Blue Jays. He has two sub-four-hour marathons to his name and you should pretend that this is impressive if you discuss it with him.
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text: Marc Jacobs may be trying to keep the chill out but this collection is a breathe of fresh air. Keeping the vintage inspiration theme going for fashion week this season, Louis Vuitton reached back to the 70s and 80s. We see oversized scarves, parkas in bold prints and two-toned suits (yes- one thousand times yes) and a kimono-suit hybrid seen as is or under traditional pin-stripe suiting.


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LeBold: Oregon can influence global impact on climate change
To the Editor:
Soon the Oregon Legislature will be considering the Clean Energy Jobs bill. In a nutshell, this policy will provide a cap on pollution developed with the best science available and allow a pricing schedule that is reasonably stable and flexible through time.
The proceeds will be invested into clean energy and sustainable projects throughout all social, economic and cultural strata. A minimum of 35 percent of proceeds will be invested to reduce pollution and climate impacts experienced by low-income and rural communities, communities of color and workers in Oregon.
I urge you to become informed on this timely and important bill and then actively support it. I feel it moves Oregon and the nation toward addressing reduction of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions, which is a necessary first step if we are to provide a future climate on Earth wherein humans may thrive.
Carbon pricing has a lengthy history in Oregon dating back to 1997; therefore the current legislature has access to sufficient information and available expertise in the field to analyze this approach known as a cap and invest.
Oregon would be joining several other states in GHG reduction efforts. Knowledge gained by the states will guide development of national models for carbon pricing and resulting GHG reduction efforts. At this point in time any delay adds to the cost and difficulty of implementation necessary to achieve the required GHG reduction trajectory (another term to become familiar with: ask your senator/representative to explain the concept)
The economic studies requested by past legislatures have been completed for years and there are several regions from which to obtain empirical evidence regarding industry's response to a carbon cap. There are currently several active lawsuits with resolutions that will require some approach to GHG emission reduction nation-wide making it difficult to assume that industries will choose to move out of state. There is always uncertainty regarding effectiveness of any legislation, but in this case the more troublesome uncertainty is how our climate responds to inaction. You must not think of this as Oregon acting alone and having little global impact but as Oregon trying to influence national efforts that will have a tremendous global impact on climate change.
It is the job of elected leaders to inform their constituents of potential threats to our way of life; unfortunately, this has not happened. I find it worrisome that they have had annual briefings on this for decades and are unwilling to start a dialog with us regarding solutions. Please take a few moments to learn about the Clean Energy Jobs bill and let your leaders know that you are holding them accountable for meaningful action on GHG emissions reduction.
Charles LeBold
Chase: Oregon's greedy Democrats pass more tax legislation
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Tax, tax, tax. Our Democratic-
controlled state legislature recently voted to push another tax on the people of Oregon. This insidious tax measure is disguised as an assessment by the drafters of this measure.
Calling this tax an assessment is like putting lipstick on a pig hoping to fool the Oregon voters into thinking they're eating beef.
This tax raiser for Medicaid is to fund abortions and open the door for a flood of free medical care for illegal migrants. It is a tax on you, the taxpayer, a tax on our health care insurance, state health care organizations, school medical insurance, college student insurance, small business, nonprofits and hospitals. But of course exempting big corporations, unions and insurance companies, and of course the State Legislature, from this tax.
It is a tax on our health care system for you and me exempting the elite. Make no mistake the costs incurred by business will be passed on to you.
The sneaky little Democrats moved the election to January when everybody is still recovering from the holidays, hoping for a low voter turnout. The Democrats who wrote this bill along with the governor were bought and paid for by accepting Medicaid campaign cash after the law passes (source: Voters Pamphlet). Tell these greedy Democrat politicians "No" and take back our health care system.
It's too bad they couldn't use that gas tax they passed to subsidize the alcohol producers, or the bike tax, or maybe the vehicle registration tax to prop up Medicaid for illegals? Been waiting for the Democrat-controlled legislature to start taxing toilet paper. That's about the only thing they haven't tried putting a tax on.
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Leonard Ilmuri Laverack Guitar Laser
Jonathan Ricardo Bass Laser
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Monster Killed By Laser - Three dudes who live in Leeds but are filled up with Wakefield blood that threatens to splash out all over drums and guitar strings when they go at it full bong pace. Melvins get mentioned because of the ace riffs they hold but the jazziness of skill-drummer Dave and total Geezer Butler indifference in Kenny's bass blasts them into the realms of brand new genius.
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The Sweet Grass Cafe is a podcast about Mimi, a narcissistic unicorn with sociopathic tendencies. She happens to be the manager of an award winning restaurant dubbed, The Sweet Grass Cafe. Mimi and her crew's interactions are examined and recorded by PhD candidate, Braelin Acker. Braelin's research notes make up this show.Read more »


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Songs for Wayward Days
- Artist: Eric Anders
- Genre: Rock
- Release Date: 10/5/2004
This three-song EP was born in the summer of 2004 and the offspring of what was probably a common political malaise for liberals during the years of the Bush presidency that preceded it's birth--and with the (ultimately vain) hope of having some impact, however small, on the election soon after. My hope was to express some of my feelings about Bush's presidency, and the feeling I and probably a billion others have around the world that the US is headed in the wrong direction under the influence of the neo-cons in power. This EP was produced by Jeff Peters and primarily recorded at Soundcastle in Silverlake. We were fortunate to have Elvis Costello's rhythm section on board: hall-of-famer Pete Thomas on drums, and Davey Faragher on bass. Randy Ray Mitchell played the guitar, and that's Arlan Schierbaum on keys and accordion. Praise for Songs for Wayward Days: Orange County Register, October 29, 2004, Robert Kinsler: Regardless of what side of the political fence they call home, listeners of artists ranging from David Gray and Nick Drake to R.E.M. will fully enjoy all of Anders' material, including his excellent commercial debut, Not at One, and forthcoming full-length sophomore release, More Regrets.... But while there is a timeliness to 'A Man for No Season,' his song criticizing Bush, the music, lyrical depth and production ensure that the songs on Songs for Wayward Days will sound as good a decade from now as they do today. Aquarian Weekly, October 6, 2004, Al Muzer: Putting his scheduled sophomore effort on hold in order to rush-release this EP prior to the election Anders, while not waving banners or shouting at the top of his lungs, doesn't bother to disguise his disgust and distaste for the current occupant of the White House, hence lyrics such as: 'Since he is so false, as head of the state, To treason equate...' Adding an urgent, Coldplay-meets-David Gray pulse to the timely yet tasteful messages are former Cracker bassist Davy Faragher and Elvis Costello drummer Pete Thomas. Smother.net J-Sin Excellent three-song selection of folk rock cum electronica by Eric Anders whose voice is one of the chorus of those musicians seeking an end to the Bush dynasty. 'Warrior Kin' is seemingly dedicated to his own warrior kin who served in past wars for our great nation. Indeed it's songs like that that shake a fist in the general direction of the conservative juggernaut who suggests that dissent is paramount to unpatriotic soldier-hate, which obviously couldn't be further from the truth. Thanks goes to Eric Anders for packaging such neat songs that could sit aside David Grey (and perhaps Damien Rice) in any subway car without so much as a blink and putting a damn fine message behind each one. Indieville.com Matt Shimmer Eric Anders' Songs For Wayward Days is an intelligent, mature EP that matches literate lyrics with catchy songwriting. 'A Man for No Season' and 'Warrior Kin' are downtrodden, slower songs with strong choruses that cleverly express Anders' distaste with his country's current government. 'How Low and Why' is the EP's more upbeat pop song - it's a tight arrangement, combining a subtle 70s tendency with a modern folk-rock flair. Whether you're politically motivated or not, it should be easy to appreciate these three infectious, intellectual songs. Congratulations to Anders for a thoroughly satisfying CD. Popmatters.com Music Short Takes, January 17, 2005, By Jason MacNeil: This three-song EP is a mini political trilogy of tunes that this singer-songwriter has created with care and craftsmanship. Beginning with 'A Man For No Season', Anders haunting folks brings to mind a mix of Ron Sexsmith and Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham as he talks about Sir Thomas More and the 'travesties of state'. The chorus pulls you in as Anders is helped out by a couple of backing musicians, namely two-third of Elvis Costello's Attractions in drummer Pete Thomas and bassist Davey Faragher. 'How Low and Why' is more funky and meatier as the guitars wind themselves around Anders' strong vocals. The only knock is that he just teases the listener with three tunes, including 'Warrior Kin' with a smidgeon of Celtic influence. If he has nine or 10 additional ones like these in the can, put them out my good man! KDHX, St. Louis I don't know who this guy is, but anybody who can use Sir Thomas More in a pop song that's really complaining about the state of today's United States leadership has something going for him, especially when it's all this catchy. And, he uses Davey Faragher and Pete Thomas of Elvis Costello's Imposters in his backing band.
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Name: James Rodríguez
Born: 12 July 1991
Colombian international playing for Porto.
8 goals in 12 games in the League so far.
He has a big future... Let's hope Barcelona don't go after him.
Hopefully he'll leave Porto in a season or 2.......
Name: James Rodríguez
Born: 12 July 1991
Colombian international playing for Porto.
8 goals in 12 games in the League so far.
He has a big future... Let's hope Barcelona don't go after him.
Hopefully he'll leave Porto in a season or 2.......
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Rise O fallen fighters, rise and take your stance again, He who fight and run away, Live to fight another day.
As with every other colombian football player, I doubt he would make it in a top club, mid table in a top league would be his ceiling, but he's still young and could improve under an experienced coach... His breaking point will be his mentality, because the pressure here is immense as he's been marked to be our "saviour" like many others before, despite only playing a handful of games for the NT... He also needs to bulk up a little, and pay attention to his decision making (see Messi's goal when James lost a stupid ball in midfield)...
As far as Barcelona going after him, I doubt it too, there are some prospects in the youth ranks that could be a better fit for us, unless he somehow explodes unexpectedly...
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Now columbians are also using english names like the Brazilians? James??
Played very well against Brazil and has been great for Porto this year. Definitely a key part of Colombia's current success.
Yeah, this kid is real good. Him and Jackson Martinez have both been playing really well for Porto and are both teammates for Los Cafeteros too.
colombia has a very good squad.
Hmmm, he's not in a top league or top team yet... And Falcao is in a mid table team in a top league (I must admit he has taken Atlético to new heights, but there's still a lot of season ahead), so I don't see how that's changed...Originally Posted by Alik
Granted the guy has improved vastly in the last year, and has taken the lead both in Porto and NT, which is a good thing...
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May permanent peace be brought to the Arab world. My heart goes out to the families of those who have lost loved one(s). I wish and hope those who are creating religious, racial, regional, and tribal divisions among/within the Arab nations would be defeated in their quest for the destruction of the Middle East.
My main point is that colombian players seem to settle with moderate success due to the way they are brought up as players, both Falcao and James have an advantage though, because they shaped themselves as football players outside the country at an early age...
Probably, I would agree more with "times will change" than with "times have changed"...
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Manchester United winger target James Rodriguez is being linked with a move to Barcelona.
Portuguese publications Record and A Bola claim that the Catalan giants have been impressed by the FC Porto star, who has been dubbed 'the new Cristiano Ronaldo' by certain sections of the British media.
Scouts from the Nou Camp have been in attendance on a regular basis at the Estadio do Dragao this season, watching striker Jackson Martinez as well as his Colombian teammate Rodriguez, according to the report.
hmm... i would bet there are not many chances martinez or james to come in but who knows?
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While other blogs may deconstruct a film, television program, or theatrical presentation in order to explain their successes or failings, this blog focuses on that which moves us – those finished works of art that prompt discussion, introspection, and motivation.
- The films that become your all-time favorites but you can't quite explain why
- The TV shows you look forward to watching each week yet they seldom get critical recognition
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Elisabeth Smith is not a navigator hired by the Maryland's health exchange. She can't help anyone sign up for health insurance. Please stop emailing her.
Smith isn't sure who is handing out her personal email address, a Gmail account, and she asked exchange officials to stop months ago. But the messages kept coming, peaking in December at up to a dozen a day.
Similar pleas for help have finally stopped at the pottery supply business run by Sue Lunz in Seattle. She also was pressed into serving frustrated insurance shoppers in Maryland when her phone number was inadvertently listed on the exchange website.


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Vulvar cancer forms in the tissues that make up the vulva — the outer part of the female genitals.
Human papillomavirus (HPV) infection can increase the risk of developing vulvar cancer. Not everybody with HPV will develop vulvar cancer.
Early detection is important.
Pap smears may not detect HPV infection of the vulva, however, routine physical exams by a gynecologist can help detect any new, suspicious lesions.
The following represent the most common types of vulvar cancer.
Cancer that develops in the glands that exist near the vulva.
Certain factors may increase your risk of developing vulvar cancer, including:
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Hey, strangers! Long time, no see! We have two things to thank for that: my foot/ankle sprain has pretty much sidelined me from working out. I've just now been able to go for walks since Monday after about ten days of no activity at all.
We can also continue to blame my lack of blogging on my transition back into the working world. Real talk: it's tough. I feel like I'm going, going, going all the time at school, and then going, going, going at home. I love it all, of course, but I just need to learn how to balance it all, as well as take some time for myself to relax (or, you know, eat and drink enough water!).
Hopefully when I find that balance (which will be in no more than two weeks--I'm setting a goal!), I can attend to the blog a little more. I'll post when I can, but just know that home > school > blog right now!
Let's catch up a little more by looking at what I've been eating lately.
I'm linking up with other bloggers for What I Ate Wednesday! Thanks, Jenn, for creating this phenomenon and for the link-up!
My breakfasts lately have been two-parters. First, I'll have a bowl of oatmeal with a spoonful of peanut butter mixed in while feeding Baby Fish. On the way to work, I'll drink Shakeology for some added protein and nutrition to get me through until lunch.
My lunches have been a mix of sandwiches, salads, and leftovers. Basically, whatever I have in the house that's easy to throw together the night before (or quickly in the morning). I also usually have a piece of fruit and baby carrots on the side or as a post-lunch snack.
Afternoon Snacks
Much to the demise of my healthy eating (and my wallet!), I've been stopping somewhere for a sweet treat in the afternoon. I'll either go by at a local donut shop or coffee shop for a drink and a sweet snack. It's how I've been dealing with my stress, but it's not making me feel good.
This week, I set a goal to not make this stop in the afternoon, and I've been successful so far this week! I'm eating a Greek yogurt before leaving school, which seems to satisfy the sweet tooth without being too bad for me.
So, that's what I've been eating! I know that I need to include a morning snack and make my afternoon snack more healthy. Those are the goals for the next week to get back in to that habit.
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… so please pay no attention to the indictment of devout Obama-worshiper Melowese Richardson of Cincinnati, Ohio, who was just indicted on eight counts of ballot fraud, six of them stemming from the six extra Obama votes she cast in the 2012 election. She allegedly also cast fraudulent ballots in two previous elections, offenses which clearly weren't detected for quite a while.
Her defense is that it was all a big misunderstanding because she didn't understand the ballot rules, and thought it would be cool to vote in person as well as sending an absentee ballot, just to make sure her hyper-important support for the re-election of Obama was registered. It's easy to understand how she might have been confused by this blindingly obvious aspect of election law, since she's only a… veteran poll worker. And her excuse was stretched even thinner by the five additional ballots she filled out for Obama, beyond that first "just in case" duplicate.
Richardson is a defiant "by any means necessary" neo-fascist who thinks Obama has a "right to sit as President of the United States," but other people in her area were also charged with duplicate voting for filling out the ballots of deceased loved ones, presumably in an effort to ensure their dying electoral wishes were carried out. One of those other people was a nun, and Dean of Arts and Humanities at Mount St. Joseph, who resigned her post and pled guilty to avoid indictment.
The casual attitude of these other people toward vote fraud is at least as troubling as Richardson's deliberate corruption. We urgently need to leverage Information Age technology to create a solid voting system that prevents both accidental double votes and malevolent fraud, a system in which the integrity of each transaction is carefully verified… you know, the way just about every state in the Union carefully verifies the millions of lottery tickets they sell every week, or collects identification with every alcohol purchase. How can the same people who advocate strict regulation of the Second Amendment be taken seriously when they treat common-sense voter ID as a violation of civil rights?


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Samsung Intensity SCH-U450The Samsung Intensity is a simple entry-level messaging phone with a few multimedia goodies that's very affordable and easy to use.
[Music] ^M00:00:04 >> Ms. Lee: I'm Nicole Lee associate editor for cnet.com and this is a first look at the Samsung Intensity from Verizon Wireless. As you can see here is a very nice compact messaging phone. It has curved corners all around here. It has a very nice soft touch plastic cover on the back here. It's a nice 2.1 inch color display. Underneath that you do get a typical navigation keys. You do get the two soft keys, then round circular toggle, a dedicated speakerphone key, as well as the clear key and the send and end and power keys. And underneath that you do get a very nice number key pad as well. On the side here you do get the 2.5mm headset jack. A volume rocker as well as the charger jack. On the other side here you do get the voice command key as well as the camera key. On the back you get the 1.3 mega pixel camera lens as well as a self-portrait mirror and the external speaker. There's also a micro-SD card slot but you have to remove the battery cover to get at it. Slide the phone to the right and you will get a full qwerty keyboard, a four row qwerty keyboard here. There are two sockets on either side here for use in landscape mode. There's also a dedicated messaging key and the arrow keys are marked out in gray and they share a space with the l and m and p keys. The keyboard is overall quite really easy to use. Features on the Intensity are quite minimal. You do get the 1.3 mega pixel camera as well as text and multimedia messaging, instant messaging, e-mail and so forth. You also get GPS as well as a music player. The Samsung Intensity is compatible with the vCast music with Rhapsody but you can't download songs over the air because it does not have evideo. You can sync up your existing music on your PC with it though or any rhapsody subscription tracks you may have. The Samsung Intensity is $29.99 in this charcoal gray version with a two year agreement with Verizon Wireless. Even better is the flaming red version which we don't have right here but it's available exclusively on Verizon Wireless Online Store for free. I'm Nicole Lee and this has been a first look at the Samsung Intensity from Verizon wireless. ^M00:02:07


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Most of us know that FCC filings don't always turn into real products, but they are often a fun source of speculation. A new Samsung device with the model number GT-i9023 has appeared on the FCC's site with support for T-Mobile's AWS (1700 MHz) bands. The original Nexus S had the model number GT-i9020 so this leads us to believe it could be a tweaked version of that phone.
The same model number GT-i9023 also appeared on a German blog called BestBoyz with the device running Android 2.4. We were originally told that Honeycomb would be called Android 2.4, but everyone now knows that Google went with Android 3.0. Some had said that Android 2.4 might be the version number of a future version of Android called Ice Cream (Sandwich), but little else is know about the release.
We recently learned that T-Mobile would refresh the Samsung Vibrant to support HSPA+ 21 Mbps, so it's possible that could happen with the Nexus S as well. One of the major complaints about the Nexus S was lack of 4G network support, but we didn't expect a successor to arrive so soon.
Chris Ziegler of Engadget also points out that a number of UK retailers are listing a "Black Silver" Nexus S, so we might see a color change as well.
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She fought her way into the record industry as a teenager and sold her first hit, Will You Love Me Tomorrow, when she was just seventeen. By the time she was twenty she was writing number ones for the biggest acts in rock 'n' roll, including the Drifters, the Shirelles, Aretha Franklin and the Monkees.
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Her remarkable story is at last now told in the musical Beautiful, which opened at the Aldwych Theatre in London's West End in 2015. Within months of opening, the show had won two Olivier awards for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress. It was also nominated for a further six: best sound design, best costume design, best theatre choreographer, best supporting actor, best new musical and outstanding achievement in music for the orchestra.
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Written by Douglas McGrath (Bullets Over Broadway, Emma) and directed by Marc Bruni (Thoroughly Modern Millie, Legally Blonde), the musical originally opened in San Francisco in 2013. It moved to Broadway the following year, where it won a Tony award and a Grammy. The Observer, the Evening Standard, the Daily Mail and the Independent all gave the show four stars, with critic Quentin Letts describing the show in the Mail as "uplifting, sweet and happy". Paul Taylor, in the Independent, called it a "likeable, zestfully performed show" which is "happiest when treating the Fifties and the early Sixties with a tongue-in-cheek wit". Henry Hitchings, in the Evening Standard, called it "slick, witty, affectionate and enjoyable".
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