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Fracking is when energy companies pump pressurized water and chemicals into oil wells to maximize output. Proponents say the measure gives much needed oversight to an under-regulated industry.
"Senate Bill 4 requires full disclosure about the chemicals used," says Democratic Assembly member Adam Gray, who co-authored the bill. "The source and the amount of water and what happens with the flow back fluids. SB4 requires groundwater monitoring where wells are being stimulated."
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By Brian Sutter, a junior at Goshen College
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By this time in Advent, the stresses of final exams and papers are upon us. But long nights of studying will soon be replaced with nights of sipping hot chocolate in front of the fire and enjoying time with family. A majority of the semester, however, is not quite so relaxing. Assignments accumulate, research papers continue to avoid writing themselves, and exams are always looming. Of course, I expect college to keep me busy, and I truly find joy in all that I'm learning, but it's easy to forget that I can rely on something other than late-night cups of coffee to help me handle the workload. In the midst of my busy schedule, God is there, calling me to place my trust in Him.
This week's devotional theme is "Happy are those…whose help is in the Lord." The scripture passages describe God's unwavering commitment to justice and to God's people. Indeed, God is committed to helping people through much greater trials than college homework. We are reminded that God will protect the orphan and the widow, lift up the downtrodden and set the captives free. God will create streams in the wilderness, and the desert itself will rejoice and blossom. God knows those uncertain wildernesses that hold each of us captive, whether they come in the form of strained relationships with loved ones or endless stores filled with holiday bargains and stressed shoppers.
In this season and in life, God calls us to look towards Him for our source of help. We are called to pay attention to the signs of God dwelling in the world around us, here and now. By seeking the help of the Lord, we begin to notice the blossoms in the desert, and we, too, can rejoice and be happy.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Apple today filed notice of appeal in its battle with Samsung, in which a judge this week denied its injunction request.
The highly anticipated move comes after U.S. District Court Judge Lucy Koh late Monday rejected Apple's request, stating the company has not been able to show that Samsung's actions support a ban of its products.
Apple is taking the matter to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit along with "all other orders, rulings, findings, and conclusions underlying and related to that order," according to the court filing.
Judge Koh stated Monday, "Apple's evidence does not establish that any of Apple's three design patents covers a particular feature that actually drives consumer demand."
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AIKEN, S.C. – As they have all year, the senior duo of Tyler Mattix (Snellville, Ga.) and Dan Horseman (Cohutta, Ga.) led the way for the Bobcats at the Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Championships in Aiken, S.C. Each earned All-PBC Second Team honors, leading GC to a fifth place overall finish.
Mattix blistered the 8K course in just 27:08, good for ninth place overall. He finished less than a second behind Flagler's Corey Mundy.
Coming in a few paces behind Mattix was classmate Horseman, who took 14th place with an impressive time of 27:25. The finishes mark the first time for GC men's cross country with two All-PBC runners since 2007.
Senior Colin Conroy (Dacula, Ga.) remained consistent as he was the whole season, finishing 21st for the Bobcats. His time of 27:47 was among his best of the 2011 campaign. Rob Manning (Lawrenceville, Ga.) continued his strong late season push, coming in 30th place with a time of 28:25.
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Often you need to hit bottom before you can start working your way back up. We Southern Democrats are basically at that point. With control of only two of 22 legislative bodies, three of 11 governors' mansions and precious few other statewide offices, Southern Democrats are an endangered species indeed. In 1969, Republican strategist Kevin Phillips argued that the South was "shaping up as the pillar of a national conservative party." He was half right: Although Democrats have made great strides elsewhere, between 1992 and 2012 Republicans won the governorships and legislatures of all but two Southern states. The last Democratic presidential candidate to campaign seriously throughout the South was Lyndon Johnson. And this year, Democrats aren't even fielding a candidate for Alabama's U.S. Senate race.
The American South has a unique political culture, and as we approach the 150th anniversary of the end of the Civil War, there is no better time to chart where that culture is heading. But it is not the Civil War years in particular that define our region's politics so much as the 12 years that followed. Reconstruction, that fraught period in our history, rife with misunderstanding and mythical remembering, still haunts the South.
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Make no mistake. Politics in the South over the last century and a half has been dominated and driven by one thing: race. From the time federal troops left Florida, Louisiana and South Carolina in 1877—12 years after the end of the war—until today, race, to varying degrees, has been a political constant. From the establishment of Jim Crow laws through Plessy v. Ferguson, Strom Thurmond's explicitly segregationist run for president, Brown v. Board of Education, Little Rock, Montgomery, Selma, desegregation and George Wallace, the thread is long and clear. Race. It is the subject of our great literature, from To Kill a Mockingbird to Faulkner to Friday Night Lights. It is the real topic of our everyday debates over everything from public schools and mass transit to health care and the minimum wage. And this Reconstruction hangover, this domination of a single, tormenting issue, has had a unique political consequence: one-party domination.
First, of course, it was one-party domination by Democrats, the party of resistance, of the anti-carpetbaggers. In fact, no other region of the country has ever been so completely dominated by one political party for so long—almost 100 years, so long that generations passed in which some Southern folks never even met a Republican. But all of that changed following the final implementation of Brown, the Voting Rights Act of 1964 and the Civil Rights Act of 1965. Those momentous steps toward racial equality birthed the modern GOP in the South. This was the new resistance: The modern Republican Party in the South, once again, was built on race and the anti-Washington Democratic backlash brought about by civil rights. Republicans now freely admit that the intent of Richard Nixon's "Southern Strategy" was to harness and stoke that backlash for electoral gain. And even if the party's Southern wing has transcended some of this obsessive single-issue focus on fighting civil rights, it has never strayed too far from the principles laid out in Ronald Reagan's seminal August 1980 speech at Mississippi's Neshoba County Fair in support of "states' rights."
In effect, the South simply traded domination by one political party for domination by another. The more things changed, the more they stayed the same.
Barack Obama's election has shown the progress our country has made, while highlighting the struggles—surprising to many of us—that the South continues to face. But today, for the first time in a long time, the South is also changing. I am in my mid-40s, and my generation came of age and went to school in the middle of the great desegregation battles of the 1960s and '70s. I grew up in Baton Rouge, La., and I remember desegregation and white flight like it was last year. Now, the children of desegregation have children of their own in school. We forget the passions that burned through the South back then, as Southern governors and school boards threatened to close schools rather than let children learn side by side.
But the world did not end, society did not collapse and we now live two generations into a racially integrated society thought unthinkable when my father and mother were teenagers in 1950s Louisiana. When I discussed marriage equality with my 11-year-old daughter, I had to explain that not long ago in parts of the country, African-Americans and whites could not legally marry. I might as well have been describing the conflicts between Henry Clay's Whigs and Andrew Jackson's Democrats. Her incredulous look makes me feel both old and happy. It is what progress looks like.
This is where the road back to power starts for Southern Democrats. Populism and economic inequality will be the battleground of the 21st century, and while it's true that in the South these issues are still inextricably tied to race, it's a different conversation than the one our parents had. It is more honest and more open, both about race and about its economic and social implications for our society. We are the only party that can have that frank discussion. Racial equality leads to economic opportunity. We should own this issue, whether we are talking to African Americans, Hispanics or whites.
This is something the Republicans—trapped by their base and their history—simply cannot do. And it is the core not only of their utter lack of support within the black community but also of their problem with Hispanic voters, the South's fastest-growing demographic. Of the 10 states with the fastest-growing Hispanic populations from 2000 to 2011, all but two are in the South, with Alabama, South Carolina and Tennessee topping the list, and Hispanics are more than twice as likely to identify as Democrats than Republicans.
To win over these new voters, Republicans must change their understanding of their own history. The past year has shown just how hard that is. All Democrats must do is embrace our history.
Thanks to John F. Kennedy, Andrew Young, Lyndon Johnson, Barbara Jordan and a host of others, we can do this. We can end the discussion of race as an issue that has divided us since our founding and talk about race as the economic issue it is, with real implications for the present and the future. This is not to say that every campaign must begin with a discussion of race. Far from it. But we must internalize it, embrace it and acknowledge that racial equality—really the equality of and opportunity for all men and women, is at the core what we believe—at the core of our economic message; it has been the very foundation of our party since 1965. I for one am proud of it, and we can now win on it.
Step two for Democrats deals with another taboo subject: money.
For three decades, Southern Democrats have basically run against or away from Washington. And when that does not work, we have run a "the other guy is way crazier than me" campaign to brand our opponents as out of the mainstream. The domination of media by national cable news, the rise of the Internet and the slow death of local news have made bashing Washington, D.C., obsolete or ineffective. But taking down the other guy, while a fun way to campaign, is not a long-term strategy for sustained victory. Sooner or later, our opponents will come to their senses.


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Looking for hotels near the FXE airport? Guests lodging here are within a 1/4 mile of Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (FXE) and 12 miles of Fort Lauderdale International Airport (FLL). Corporate visitors relish the hassle-free commute to companies like Citrix and Deloitte & Touche, while academics appreciate that Keiser University is a brief walk from the hotel's doors. Meetings in Ft. Lauderdale, FL are a cinch, thanks to the on-site event space.
Entertainment options abound in Fort Lauderdale. Nearby attractions like Pompano Park & Casino and Las Olas Boulevard offer everything from horse racing to leisurely riverfront jaunts. Sun Life Stadium, home to the NFL's Miami Dolphins, is also close to the hotel's location.
While in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, guests can indulge in a savory, hot breakfast, provided free-of-charge each day, and afterward lounge by a sparkling outdoor pool. A Business Center and complimentary hotel-wide, Wi-Fi access ensure that you won't miss a beat, and the Fitness Center helps you keep up your routine. Book today!
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American Leather makes leather and fabric furniture in more than 130 collections carried by more than 650 stores.
El Centro College – Bill J. Priest Campus
Lean leadership and process improvement training to a diverse population of employees at a furniture manufacturing company.
Lean principles were first created by Toyota to reduce waste by defining, measuring, analyzing and improving processes in manufacturing. Lean management seeks to eliminate wastes of time and money through team-based problem solving.
American Leather was founded in 1990 by CEO Bob Duncan on the principles of "just in time" manufacturing modeled by the Japanese automobile industry. The company, based just outside Dallas, makes leather and fabric furniture in more than 130 collections carried by more than 650 stores, with mass customization through the latest technology and manufacturing systems.
The company wanted to invest in training across its employee base to improve operations, production and processes. Initiatives for improvement were largely based on implementing Lean concepts.
Funds in the amount of $259,175 were awarded by a Texas Workforce Commission Skills Development grant for a 12-month period. The program funded by the grant was named Growing Excellent Manufacturing Skills (GEMS).
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The 270 American Leather employees who received training in Lean process improvement completed a total of 3,750 training hours. Job titles participating were buyer, customer service manager, engineer, framer and padder, machine operator, maintenance janitorial staff manager and technician, marketing and sales coordinator, materials handler, merchandising designer, production scheduler and supervisor, receptionist and administrative assistant, accountant, textile cutting machine operator, and upholsterer.
American Leather had already created a culture of continuous process improvement and learning with previous training based on Lean concepts. The company wanted to align current training with that position and culture, and by thorough discovery on client needs with strategic communication, El Centro was able to provide seamless training in the same vein.
An employee at American Leather uses a computer-guided laser system to ensure a piece of leather is the perfect fit before cutting.
Lean and leadership classes were designed and customized to meet company initiatives at American Leather. College workforce staff and training instructors met with company leaders to design a comprehensive plan to meet specific requests and needs.
American Leather measured record sales during in the 14 months following training, reporting operational improvements that have resulted in increased productivity. All 270 employees completed their training in this grant, and 14 new employees were hired during the grant period.
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Pipeline Inbox: Taveras ahead of Buxton in hitting
Callis answers questions from readers about baseball's most promising prospects
I've gone from one end of the baseball spectrum to the other in the span of a week. I spent last weekend at Perfect Game's World Wood Bat Association World Championship, observing hundreds of prospects for the 2014-16 First-Year Player Drafts. On Wednesday, I lucked into two tickets (thanks, MLB.com's Phil Rogers) to Game 6 of the World Series and took my oldest son to see the Red Sox win their third championship in the past 10 seasons.
I viewed players aspiring to pro careers at the Roger Dean Stadium complex in Jupiter, Fla., and watched others achieve their sport's ultimate goal at Fenway Park. I saw potential stars such as Rancho Bernardo High (San Diego) catcher Alex Jackson and current megastars such as David Ortiz. I enjoyed both events immensely, which is why I still find my career as a baseball writer so fulfilling after 25 years.
Even with no Game 7 needed Thursday, there's plenty of baseball to ruminate about. Readers provided several questions for the latest edition of the Pipeline Inbox, and it's my duty to answer them:
Between Byron Buxton (Twins) and Oscar Taveras (Cardinals), who has the better present hitting tool? How about in a couple of years from now?
-- J.P. S., Springfield, Ill.
Buxton and Taveras are the two best prospects in baseball, both outfielders but different types of players. Buxton is a tremendous athlete with better hitting ability than most players who fit that description. Taveras is a solid athlete but stands out mostly for his bat.
Taveras is 18 months older and entered pro ball three years earlier, so he has had the opportunity to prove himself against upper-level pitching in the Minors, and Buxton hasn't. Taveras doesn't have an equal in the Minors with his ability to barrel balls, and he has more strength to drive the ball with authority than Buxton. He makes more contact at the plate, too.
Taveras has the better present hitting tool, and I'll give him the benefit of the doubt for the future because he has a better track record, too. When they both get to the Majors, they may produce similar batting averages because Buxton's blazing speed will allow him to accrue a lot of infield hits. They both could be future batting champions.
Astros first baseman Jonathan Singleton was highly thought of in 2012, but most experts seem to be really down on him now because of his suspension and subpar 2013 season. Has anything changed with Singleton from a tools standpoint? Is an above-average bat and power unrealistic?
-- Carl B., Greensboro, N.C.
After batting .284/.396/.497 as a 20-year-old in Double-A last year, Singleton earned consensus acclaim as baseball's top first-base prospect. His encore wasn't nearly as impressive, as he missed 50 games with a suspension after testing positive for marijuana, then batted .230/.351/.401 with 110 strikeouts in 304 at-bats, mostly in Triple-A.
Singleton is still the game's best prospect at his position, because he's still young and there isn't a bumper crop of first baseman in the Minors. It's still safe to project him as an above-average power hitter, and his raw pop grades out even better than that.
Singleton's strikeout rate has risen steadily as he has progressed through the Minors, however, so I wouldn't slap a plus grade on his bat. His swing appears longer now than it was in the lower level of the Minors, and he has yet to solve left-handers.
What are your thoughts on Anthony Gose? Do you think he'll be a starter in the future? What about fellow Blue Jays outfielder Kevin Pillar?
-- David S., Montreal
There aren't many Major Leaguers with more all-around athletic ability than Gose, which is why the Blue Jays wanted him from the Phillies in the Roy Halladay trade and eventually got him from the Astros in the deal for Brett Wallace. Gose's speed, center-field defense and arm all grade as 70 or better on the 20-80 scouting scale, and he might have the strength to grow into average power.
The question with Gose is his bat. He has hit just .240/.294/.361 with 96 strikeouts in 313 at-bats with Toronto during the past two seasons, and he has yet to curb his overaggressiveness at the plate. Still just 23, he still has lots of potential and perhaps can bloom later in his career like Carlos Gomez did.
While Gose has yet to meet expectations, Pillar has been an overachiever. He set an NCAA Division-II record with a 54-game hitting streak in 2010 before signing as a 32nd-rounder out of Cal State Dominguez Hills the next June. He won the Class A Midwest League MVP Award in his first full pro season and reached Toronto in his second.
Though Pillar hit just .206/.250/.333 with 29 strikeouts in 102 at-bats with the Blue Jays, he has demonstrated the ability to make consistent line-drive contact in the Minors. If he can do the same in the Majors, he could be an everyday center fielder because he has solid speed, defense and arm strength. He may be more of a good fourth outfielder, though he already has shown it's foolish to bet against him.
Outside of third baseman Maikel Franco, is there anyone in the Phillies' system who might be a potential above-average Major Leaguer in the next three years? Overall, does the system give fans any reason to have hope for the future?
-- Brian R., Philadelphia
While winning five straight National League East titles, two pennants and one World Series from 2008-12, the Phillies used several prospects (including Singleton and Gose) in trades to help their Major League club. As a result, there's not much left in the upper levels of their system.
Outside of Franco, the only prospect who's close to the Majors and has a reasonable chance to be an above-average big leaguer is left-hander Jesse Biddle. Biddle still has some work to do, though, as he has one consistent plus pitch (his curveball) and struggles with his control and command at times.
There are some players with upside in the lower levels, such as shortstops J.P. Crawford and Roman Quinn and outfielder Carlos Tocci. But if Philadelphia is to reverse its slide from 102 to 81 to 73 wins over the past three seasons, it's unlikely that its farm system will be the reason why.
What has gone wrong with Giants 2010 first-rounder Gary Brown? This season he hit only hit .231 for Triple-A Fresno after batting .336 with 53 steals two years ago in Class A Advanced San Jose. Is San Francisco still high on him and where do you see him when he gets to the big leagues?
-- Kenneth P., Redding, Calif.
After his big season in 2011, Brown figured to have taken over in center field for the Giants by now. But he regressed in 2012 and did even worse this year. There always have been scouts who have questioned his setup at the plate, and he's swinging and missing much more now than ever before.
Brown still has top-of-the-scale speed (though he attempted only 28 steals this year and was caught 11 times) and plays a fine center field, but he no longer looks like the dynamic leadoff man he appeared to be two years ago. He'll need to make some adjustments to become a big league regular. Right now, it's hard to project him as more than a fourth outfielder.
Which the emergence of Brian Dozier, what do the Twins do with their sudden second-base depth with Dozier and prospects Eddie Rosario and Jorge Polanco?
-- Thomas B., Sioux Falls, S.D.
The Twins likely will let the situation play out over the next couple of years to find out exactly what they have. Dozier had a strong offensive and defensive year in Minnesota, swatting 18 homers after never totaling more than nine in a Minor League season. But is his power for real and will his strikeouts catch up with him?
Rosario figures to start 2014 in Double-A and Polanco probably will begin next season in high Class A. If Rosario, a converted outfielder, can improve his defense, he's the best bet to be the Twins' second baseman of the future. Polanco could have the best all-around tools of the trio but needs the most development.


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Rosie O'Donnell says she has become a fan of the reality TV family on "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo."
"I love Mama June. I love Sugar Bear. I love Chubbs. I love 'em all," the 50-year-old comedian told People of the "Toddlers & Tiaras" spinoff.
O'Donnell, who is recovering from a serious heart attack, said she was impressed she was by the show's 7-year-old star, Alana Thompson. She even went so far as to compare her youthful moxie to Shirley Temple. "She has a presence and an intellect that goes way beyond her years," O'Donnell said.
Rose also extended an offer to the family who lives in a home interrupted by railroad tracks running through the backyard in McIntyre, Ga.
"I'd love to meet them," she said, "and buy them a house."
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Obamas' Hawaii vacation: An alternative island itinerary
When it comes to Christmas vacations, there's no place like home for the holidays — particularly if your home is Hawaii and Air Force One will fly you there with no baggage fees. President Barack Obama, his wife and daughters are expected to return to his birthplace on Friday, December 20 for a two-week break of sun, sand and shave ice, their sixth annual Yuletide in the islands.
For the neighbors of their exquisitely expansive rental home in Kailua, though, this means another two weeks of security checkpoints and restricted access, as some have grumbled to the press. For political bloggers, it's another two weeks of who spent more time and money on vacation, George W. Bush or his successor. (I'll let you guess which side the Tea Party comes down on.)
So maybe it's time to disrupt the routine — and I don't mean by having the president fly home early to address a budget crisis, as happened last year. What if the First Family were to make their first visit to Kauai? These options may not cost taxpayers any less, but they could at least goose sales tax revenues on the Garden Island, and provide a nice change of pace for the White House staff who get stashed in Waikiki.
The compound: If Kailua residents are tired of sharing their picturesque canal and white-sand beach with the First Family, the Obamas could consider an ocean-view estate in Kukuiula, the exclusive though ungated vacation home community on Kauai's South Shore.
Local treats: Sasha and Malia Obama might enjoy browsing the boutiques at the adjacent Shops at Kukuiula, while mom Michelle could ensure they ate healthily with a trip to to the Whole Foods-like Living Foods Market & Cafe. They'd be remiss, though, if they didn't stop in at Uncle's Shave Ice, a worthy alternative to Obama's Kailua treat shop, Island Snow; Uncle's even has shave snow, a fluffy ice cream version.
Fine eats: On Oahu, the adult Obamas are fond of Hawaii Regional Cuisine co-founder Alan Wong's self-titled restaurant. The Shops at Kukuiula would allow them to sample the wares of two other HRC co-founders: Jean-Marie Josselin, whose Josselin's Tapas Bar & Grill is a stylish local favorite, and Peter Merriman, whose 25-year-old restaurant empire includes Merriman's Fish House and its casual downstairs counterpart, Merriman's Gourmet Pizza & Burgers
Staying putt: Since Obama likes to hit the links on his Oahu visits, Tom Weiskopf's 18-hole golf course at Kukuiula would be a must, but the Secret Service wouldn't have to use a lot of gas to get him to nearby Poipu Bay and Kiahuna golf courses. He could also give a nod to fellow Punahou alum and former AOL mogul Steve Case by playing a round at Puakea, an 18-hole course in Lihue owned by Case's Grove Farm company.
Hitting the sand: Renowned for his skill at Oahu's expert bodysurfing beach known as Sandy's, Obama should have the chops to tackle the equally strong breakers at Shipwrecks (Keoneloa) and Brennecke's beaches near Kukuiula. For some well-secured white sand, the family can head west to Barking Sands on the Pacific Missile Range Facility, which offers limited civilian access.
Animal instincts: Kauai also has no equivalent to the Honolulu Zoo or Sea Life Park, where the First Father has taken his two daughters, or Hanauma Bay Nature Reserve, where the whole family likes to snorkel (on a Tuesday, when it's normally closed to the public.) But that just means Hawaii's oldest major island has delightfully lower-key attractions for experiencing indigenous wildlife. Closest to Kukuiula, Poipu and Lawai beaches offer the best winter snorkeling, though holiday crowds may be lighter at Salt Pond Beach Park, a short drive west, and all have seen increased appearances by endangered Hawaiian monk seals and green sea turtles in recent years. Spotting rare native birds near the lighthouse at Kilauea Point National Wildlife Reserve or from the dramatic Kalalau Valley Overlook in Kokee State Park is another highlight.
Family ties: There's no gravesite of ʻohana to visit here, unlike Oahu, which has the final resting place of Obama's grandfather Stanley Dunham at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (a/k/a Punchbowl). But Obama's half-sister and Maya Soetoro-Ng, whom he visits on Oahu, paid a trip to Kauai last month, with a reading from her new children's book "Ladder to the Moon" that benefited Yoga on Kauai's "mindfulness practices for Native Hawaiian youth." According to the Garden Island newspaper, Soetoro-Ng loves the "slow pace, diversity and canyons of the Garden Isle."
So if the president really wants to relax on his next Christmas vacation, perhaps he should decamp from Kailua and consider Kauai.


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With last week marking it my first time at Tales of the Cocktail, I figured I was somewhat prepared. Or really, prepared as I could be. There were tips gathered from friends who are long-time veterans, and jaw-dropping stories told that were too creative to have been embellished. The scared-yet-excited anticipation for my four-day initiation seemed healthy.
Of course, hearing about it and talking about it is nothing compared to living it, and … well, live it I did. And I came out! I survived! If we were to be honest about things, it's always the case of "the more you know, the more you find out what you don'tknow." As in the stuff they teach in 10 AM seminars.
I did a few of those, but I was always way more into real-life application:
- Order a Ramos Gin Fizz at The Sazerac.
It may appear counterintuitive, I know. But without discounting their Sazerac (it is, of course, fabulous), you'll want to start with the Ramos Gin Fizz first. It was the best one I've had in my life. That foam was at the most perfect density-to-fluff ratio. And the taste was of the glorious, refreshingly eggy essence only dreamed of, before.
And I guess it would make sense that this would be the place, since (according to their website) it was from this very bar that Huey Long, the governor of Louisiana (1928–1932), flew his top bartender to The New Yorker Hotel in New York so that he could teach them how to make a proper Ramos Fizz.


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New unifying theory of lasers advanced by physicists
|(Nanowerk News) Researchers at Yale and the Institute of Quantum Electronics at ETH Zurich have formulated a theory that, allows scientists to better understand and predict the properties of both conventional and non-conventional lasers, according to a recent article in Science ("Strong Interactions in Multimode Random Lasers").
|The lasers that most people are familiar with emit a narrow beam of light in a fixed direction that has a well-defined wavelength and a predictable power output like those in laser pointers, bar-code readers, surgical instruments and CD players, said senior author A. Douglas Stone, the Carl A. Morse Professor of Applied Physics at Yale.
|An artist's rendering of a random laser that is pumped with incoherent light from the top and emits coherent light in random directions. (Image: Courtesy of Robert Tandy & Science Magazine)
|In these conventional lasers, the light is trapped and amplified between parallel mirrors or interfaces and bounces back and forth along one dimension. Scientists can determine what the light output will be based on the leakiness of the mirrors, which is usually quite small.
|But, a new breed of lasers diffusive random lasers (DRLs) made possible by modern nanofabrication capabilities, consist of a simple aggregate of nanoparticles and have no mirrors to trap light. These lasers were pioneered by Hui Cao, now a professor of applied physics at Yale, and have been proposed for applications in environmental lighting (laser paint), medical imaging and displays. Until now, there has been no simple way for scientists to predict the wavelengths and intensities of the light emitted by DRLs.
|Although, superficially, conventional lasers and DRLs appear to operate very differently, experimental results indicated many basic similarities, and scientists have searched for a unifying description that would apply to all lasers.
|The properties of a laser are determined by measuring the lasing modes, including the pattern of light intensity within the laser, and the wavelengths of light it puts out. With conventional lasers, these modes can easily be obtained through simulations.
|For random lasers, time-dependent simulations are difficult to do, hard to interpret, and don't answer the question: What is the nature of the lasing modes in a random laser, according to Stone. Researchers really wanted a description similar to that for conventional lasers, but no one knew how to develop such a description.
|To create their unifying theory, the researchers derived a wholly new set of non-linear equations that fit both conventional and non-conventional lasers such as the DRL or other nanostructured lasers. Based on these equations Stone, his former PhD student Hakan Tureci, now at ETH Zurich, and two other members of Stones research group, Li Ge and Stefan Rotter, created a detailed computer code that can predict all the important properties of any kind of laser from simple inputs.
|The state of laser theory after forty years was an embarrassment; it was essentially qualitative, but not predictive or quantitative, says Stone. We went back to the basics and we think we have now solved that problem.
|A Perspective review of the theory in the same issue of Science noted, By developing a new theory in which the main properties of a laser can be physically understood . . . they have provided a substantially broader perspective of laser physics that unifies the physical description of many possible laser structures.
|Ultimately, we hope that our code can be used as a design tool for new classes of micro- and nano-lasers with important applications says Stone, who also believes that eventually their theory will become part of the answer to the question: How does a laser work
|Source: Yale University
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- What is a classical guitarist?
- What music will a classical guitarist play?
- Popular types of classical guitarists
- Where in the UK do Alive classical guitarists perform?
- Is a classical guitarist suitable for my event?
- How much does a classical guitarist cost?
- Who are the top 10 classical guitarists in the UK right now?
- How long will a classical guitarist play for?
- How much space will a classical guitarist need?
- How long will it take for a classical guitarist to set up?
- What equipment will a classical guitarist need?
What is a classical guitarist?
A classical guitarist is a solo musician, who plays the classical acoustic guitar. The classical guitar uses nylon strings rather than steel, which give a warm, mellow sound.
Classical guitarists can play a wide range of musical styles, from early lute music, to Spanish and flamenco, as well as arrangements of classical and contemporary pop tunes, to create a uniquely informal ambiance, perfectly suited to a range of occasions, from wedding ceremonies to drinks receptions or private parties.
What music will a classical guitarist play?
A classical guitarist will play a variety of genres of music, including rock and popular tunes, soul, film themes and classical, performing music which most of your guests will know and love! A typical repertoire might feature artists such as:
- Adele
- Coldplay
- Taylor Swift
- The Killers
- Bruno Mars
- Ed Sheeran
- Robbie Williams
- Simon & Garfunkel
- The Beatles
- Oasis
- Carole King
- The Beach Boys
- Bill Withers
- Etta James
- Aretha Franklin
- Ritchie Valens
- Frank Sinatra
- John Williams
- Buena Vista Social Club
- Mendelssohn
- Chopin
- Pachelbel
- Bach
A set list for each artist is featured on their individual profile page.
Need some inspiration for song ideas? Check out our 'Top 20 Guitar Songs for Weddings' article here
Popular types of classical guitarists
Alive Network's classical guitar players can perform a range of musical genres, with many offering several styles in one performance. Our most popular types of classical guitar styles include:
1. Popular covers
Nearly all of our classical guitarist will perform music from classic and contemporary popular artists, including Ellie Goulding, Adele, Elton John, Abba, Leonard Cohen and Ed Sheeran.
2. Classical
Arranged and played on guitar, classical music takes on a lovely warmth that is both sophisticated and non-stuffy! You can expect guitar arrangements from the greats of the classical world, such as Bach, Pachelbel and Mendelssohn.
3. Spanish (Flamenco)
Spanish and Latin American guitar music offers a fiery slice of the traditional culture, often with intricate and impressive finger-picking and incorporating toe-tapping passionate Flamenco music, along with more contemporary melodies from artists like Manu Chao and the Buena Vista Social Club.
4. Jazz
Classical guitarists playing in a jazz or lounge style cover finger-clicking music from the Rat Pack era to cool old school jazz classics and Charleston music, to melodic tunes from the Great American Songbook. Often featuring artists like Frank Sinatra, Stevie Wonder, Nat King Cole, and Nina Simone, to name a few.
Where in the UK do Alive classical guitarists perform?
Our classical guitarists entertain at a range of events across the UK and internationally – at weddings, corporate events, private parties, venues, and festivals. The locations where our classical guitarists are most frequently booked include:
Most popular counties:
- Hampshire
- Oxfordshire
- Gloucestershire
- Hertfordshire
- Lancashire
- Kent
- Bedfordshire
- Buckinghamshire
- Devon
- Berkshire
- Cheshire
- North Yorkshire
- Somerset
- Cambridgeshire
- Cumbria
- Dorset
- Norfolk
- West Sussex
- Essex
- Edinburgh
- Cornwall
- Shropshire
- South Yorkshire
- Glamorgan
- Greater Manchester
- Monmouth
- Merseyside
- Warwickshire
- West Yorkshire
- Wiltshire/a>
Most popular cities:
- Aberdeen
- Bath
- Birmingham
- Bradford
- Brighton
- Bristol
- Cambridge
- Canterbury
- Cardiff
- Chelmsford
- Chester
- Coventry
- Derby
- Durham
- Edinburgh
- Exeter
- Glasgow
- Gloucester
- Hereford
- Hull
- Leeds
- Leicester
- Liverpool
- London
- Manchester
- Newcastle upon Tyne
- Norwich
- Nottingham
- Oxford
- Peterborough
- Plymouth
- Portsmouth
- Salford
- Sheffield
- Southampton
- Stoke-On-Trent
- Sunderland
- Swansea
- Wakefield
- Westminster
- Wolverhampton
- Worcester
- York
Is a classical guitarist suitable for my event?
Usually the headline daytime or afternoon entertainment, classical guitar music is versatile and sophisticated, ideal for occasions such as:
- Weddings
- Corporate events
- Private parties
- Gala Balls
- Festivals
- Fêtes and street parties
- Bar Mitzvas and Bat Mitzvas
- Charity fundraiser events
- Black Tie events
- Pubs / clubs / venues
- HM Armed Forces Events
- University events
Because of the romantic nature of the instrument and the warm sound, classical guitar music is perfect for wedding ceremonies and receptions, Guitarists can play as your guests arrive, during the wedding ceremony and the signing of the registers.
Our guitarists can tailor their performance to your individual needs – from romantic, and relaxing background tunes to well-known classic popular melodies and lively Latin and Spanish guitar music – creating the perfect atmosphere and bringing your party to life.
Classical guitarists are also a great option for corporate events and drinks receptions.
If you have your heart set on a classical guitarist at your event, but would like something a bit different, many of our classical guitarists can perform alongside other musicians for a larger sound.
Space considerations at your event
A seated solo classical guitar player is fairly compact, needing around 2 square metres to perform comfortably. This allows space for a seat, music stand, microphone and stand, and their PA system.
For approximate requirements, see 'How much space will a classical guitarist need?', below.
Volume – how loud is a classical guitar?
A guitarist will match his style of playing to your event, so a live guitarist's volume can vary between chilled background music to flamboyant flamenco. This can be anywhere between 65 – 85dB (decibels), which in real terms is the volume of a busy restaurant or the sound of audience applause.
Since acoustic guitars can be relatively quiet, classical guitarists will generally use an amplifier, particularly if they're playing at a function with more than about 50 guests or at larger venues. Many have access to battery-powered amps, which are ideal for outdoor performances where there may not be access to a plug socket.
How much does a classical guitarist cost?
In 2017, the average price of a classical guitar player is around £350.
This table below outlines the range of fees for different types of classical guitar artists:
|Type of Artist
|Cost Range
|Solo classical guitarist
|£150 - £375
|Solo singer–guitarist
|£280 - £375
|Classical guitar duo
|£270 - £600
Booking a musician who lives near your venue is one way to keep costs down, since their travel time will be minimal. The home town location of all our classical guitarists can be found on their profile pages, and your Entertainment Coordinator can recommend the best musicians close to your event.
Who are the top 10 best classical guitarists in the UK right now?
The artists below are our current leading classical guitar players, based on a range of popularity, performance quality and innovation:
For a list of Alive's most booked classical guitarists right now, see our 'Top 10 Classical Guitarists For Hire in 2017' article
How long will a classical guitarist play for?
Most classical guitarists will perform two 45-minute sets, with a break of around 15 minutes' in-between. In many cases, they will be willing to play for longer – often up to 3 hours. You can find the booking options on each classical guitarist's profile page.
How much space will a classical guitarist need?
A classical guitarist only needs a small space to perform. They usually perform while seated, and also need space for a music stand, microphone stand and PA system.
This guide shows approximately how much space a classical guitarist will need:
|Performance Space
|Solo Classical Guitarist
|2 metres × 2 metres
More accurate measurements for your chosen guitarist can be provided by your dedicated Event Coordinator.
How long will it take for a classical guitarist to set up?
It takes a classical guitarist around 30- to 45-minutes to prepare for a performance, depending how close they can park in relation to the performance area. This often involves the setting up of the amplifier, to increase the sound of their acoustic guitar.
Many busy hotels ask artists to load in via a shared supplier's entrance, which can extend set up times.
Following the final set, it can take about 15–20 minutes to pack down and load out.
What equipment will a classical guitarist need?
Most classical guitarists will need:
- parking provision, preferably with easy access to the venue
- a named venue contact for the guitarist to ask for when they arrive
- a suitably-sized, safe, dry, flat performance area. If performing outside, they will need cover from the elements
- an armless chair
- (if using a non-battery powered amp or a PA system) one or two 13 amp power sockets in close proximity
- refreshments such as soft drinks and sometimes food, depending on how long you have booked them for.
Most of Alive Network's classical guitarists will provide their own microphones, and amp or PA system.
For information on the following, see our Frequently Asked Questions:
- How do I make a booking?
- What payment methods do you accept?
- What if the artist cancels?
- Can I see the artist live before booking?
- Will the band learn a first dance request?
- What are the benefits of booking through Alive Network?
For a more comprehensive classical guitarist booking guide please read 'Booking a classical guitarist – Everything you'll ever need to know'.
If you have any other queries, simply visit our FAQ page.
Alternatively, our dedicated expert entertainment coordinators are on-hand to help. Simply call 0845 108 5500 or email email@example.com.


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Growing up in my time we would celebrate the Fourth of July with baseball, hotdogs, and fireworks. Many years later that list of activities has remained the same, but now I can add mud bogs.
The July celebrations in Superior, Wyoming, started off with a trip down the main street of the town. The Sweetwater County sheriff led the parade (they cannot write you tickets if you are behind the Law), followed by Superior's fire department. Some of the townspeople, along with the mud bog competitors, trailed in the parade that led up to the mud pit. As the vehicles passed through town, candy was thrown to the kids standing along the route.
After everyone made it to the bog site there was a drivers meeting. Drivers were told that they would be making four runs—two each day over the two-day event—and their best score would be the final mark. Our national anthem was sung, and then the boggin' action started. First out was the Open class—someone has to mix the mud for the rest of the competitors! It was not till the second round when the mud really started flying—clear into the stands.
The competition second round usually starts off in reverse order, but some drivers had mechanical issues and were not able to make it into the round. Those who did make it gave it their all. Some of the competitors succumbed to the bog as it held them back and away from the finish.
The second day's action was just as great as the first day. The mud had thinned out some from a rainstorm that passed through town the prior evening. As the drivers blasted through the mud, the crowd got a good taste as the thinner mud was flung even farther. All the racers improved their time from the day prior.
After the races, a dash for cash through the mud was opened for the kids. Ten dollars to the top four and a bath for everyone else. Some prizes even went to the runners-up. It was a very cool event that these kids will never forget and great memories for all.
All the First Place winners received trophies made by Dominic Wolf. The trophies were built from recycled motor parts that had accumulated over the years.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Lovie Smith stood in the middle of the cramped visitors locker room Sunday afternoon with his hands on his hips waiting for the rest of his team to assemble.
A week after melting down in the final minutes and overtime against the Seahawks, the Bears were run over at the start of the game and Smith had the look of a coach that had been simmering for three-plus hours. Why not?
Vikings running back Adrian Peterson busted his defense for a 51-yard run on the first play of the game en route to 154 on the day and the Bears never did recover in a 21-14 loss, the team's sixth straight in December dating back to last year and one that deals a blow to once bright playoff prospects.
The Bears (8-5) have lost four of their last five games and will have to sift through new injuries before preparing to play the Packers, who have won five straight in the series. Quarterback Jay Cutler was knocked out of the game late in the fourth quarter with a neck injury, although it's not believed to be serious.
Critics will say the Bears remain a product of an easy first-half schedule and everyone will agree Smith's bunch isn't going to beat the Packers or any potential NFC playoff team if it has the kind of lapses that have plagued the last two losses. After the opening drive, which Peterson capped with a 1-yard touchdown run, the league's leading rusher had just 85 yards on 26 carries. But the damage had been done and when Cutler was intercepted by Josh Robinson on the ensuing possession to set up another 1-yard Peterson touchdown, the Bears were in a 14-0 hole they wouldn't escape.
If Smith was furious afterward, he was already thinking ahead when it came time to field questions.
"We knew it was going to be a race to the finish," he said. "That's what we're going to have. The window of opportunity is a lot smaller, but we still control what happens with us."
What has to be bothersome for Smith is his defense could not prevail despite an anemic effort from the Vikings' Christian Ponder, as bad a starting quarterback as there is in the league. But Ponder managed to pull off an elaborate engagement proposal to his girlfriend during the week with Christmas lights and then beat the once-vaunted Bears defense despite completing only 11 of 17 passes for 91 yards. The Bears outgained Minnesota 438-248 in total yards.
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The Bears trailed 14-7 at halftime after Cutler's 23-yard touchdown pass to Alshon Jeffery, but the Vikings went back up by two scores in the third quarter when safety Harrison Smith intercepted a pass that sailed high over Brandon Marshall and returned it 56 yards for a touchdown.
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You're right about the recce, that's why I proposed a while ago that the recce gets a fuel cost bump to push it later to when axis has counters. Since then, have you noticed people complain about the recce much less?
You're also right about the aim time, hence my OTHER post about changing vehicle speeds.
"Nothing to argue about" seems like you're dodging the blatant balance difference. This balance issue exists. ESPECIALLY when players think the otherwise (frost implying 1v1 against brits are difficult DESPITE an extremely obvious hole in the british 1v1 playstyle). Whether players want to act on it or not entirely different thing. But dismissing it as a conversation piece... it kinda sounds like you're avoiding the topic because it obviously affects the current prevailing axis formulas and potentially delays the impacts on getting larger vehicles earlier.
Basically what I'm saying is that counter point to frost's implied statement, Brits are absolutely beatable in 1v1s and probably too easy beacuse of how they are designed. BUT, there exists a classic case of axis formula driving balance discussions rather than actual thought in adapting to the game where the balance is in favor of the opposite way.
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