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Head to the wharf and pick your favorite seafood delights. We're sure this print will be a top choice! Our lobster red background with navy blue crustaceans will pinch their way into your hearts. Best of all, these clawed companions coordinate perfectly with the rest of your Coastal Collection catch! Daring AND yummy, you may be tempted to dip it in hot melted garlic butter! Don't worry, just like all Ju-Ju-Be prints, Cape Cod is always ready for an underwater machine washing adventure.
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What would you say?
While the Creator is all-knowing and the question is unlikely to arise, your answer is of great importance especially as it relates to your health and well-being. We encourage each participant to respond to this question during our Insights for Living Beyond Cancer program written by Bernie Siegel, MD and yours truly. Our goal is to consider the prospect of dying in the context of inspiring people to live their lives more fully.
Sometimes the answers we receive provide significant insights into one's sense of personal identity. Often people are taken back by the question. A typical response follows:
"I'm a 42 year-old mother of 2 children, ages 9 and 11. I'm 5'5" tall and weigh 135 lbs. My hair is brown and my eyes are blue. I'm married, and we have a pretty good relationship. I work in a bank, make good money, and my job is stressful. By the way, I go to church on Sundays whenever time permits."
This question related to death actually reveals the challenges awaiting this woman in life. Imagine for a moment describing yourself to God in a similar manner that projects such a constricted self-image. One might expect this person to lack self-esteem as well as a needed sense of meaning and purpose. Her introduction echoes a sense of emptiness - a void that needs to be filled.
The manner in which we face the challenges of living determines our self-worth. It's not about age, height, weight, hair color or wages. Our greatest attributes are the qualities we develop through life's journey. The choices we make sculpt our unique evolution as individuals - spiritual beings with extraordinary potential. The stakes are high. As Richard Bach once said, "I gave my life to become the person I am today."
The questions I'm really posing are: Who are you? How do you envision yourself? Do you see yourself as a unique and precious child of God? What have you learned about life, and how have you evolved as a person?
Perhaps now is the right time to discover your own answers. Why not take a few minutes for reflection before reading the following introduction which I would be proud to call my own?
"God ... there's no one quite like me. I made it this far because I never gave in to life's challenges. I've won a few and lost a few. Actually I even won when it seemed like I lost! I awaken each morning refreshed. I've painted a new canvas of life each day. I don't go to sleep angry. I've learned to smile even when there were no more tears to shed. I laughed in the face of adversity over and over again despite the visible and invisible scars that don't hurt any more. I've loved deeply and am loved by my wife, children and a few lifelong friends. I've thrived on walking through the world's greatest art galleries we know as forests, and I don't step on bugs … if I can see them. I've heard your voice in nature's symphony and I've joined in. I've reached out and extended my hand to strangers. I'm at peace with myself. I know there are no coincidences. I'm still learning. And even when I was low and about to quit, your footprints in the sand gave me the strength to venture onward. You never cease to amaze me!"
Now imagine reciting your introduction at the gates of heaven. Are you proud of what you have to say? Is there a healthier self-image you need to develop? What can you bring to God that is worthy? Regardless of your situation or state of health, you have enough time to realize your priorities and create your heaven on earth.
And speaking of priorities, I'd like to share a story about a man who, upon dying meets the Angel of Death. After incessantly pleading to bring along a prized possession, the angel finally gives in. Upon entering the Pearly Gates, God asks the man to reveal what was precious enough to jeopardize his transition to heaven. The man subsequently opens the case and proudly displays a stack of pure gold bars. God looks up and asks, "Why did you bring pavement?"
Ultimately you alone have to decide whether or not what you bring to God is mere "pavement" or something within yourself that is far more valuable. Self-worth might very well be your most precious commodity. There's no better time than the present to step up to the plate and shout, "Introducing ... I am ..."
Know that it can make all the difference in the world--Mind Over Matter!

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[Verse 1: Pusha T]
Follow the leader, exhaust pipes and breathers
The flash from the barrel turns bullies to believers
The time of a life make the bitches wanna keep ya
This is my reality, want it? Well let me teach ya
Follow my footsteps through tragedy and triumph
Through flows give you mein kämpf
Kilos consigned 'em, do as I say like Simon
And you too will diamond blind hun
I'm on my Dylan, Dillinger flow just killing ya
You wonder why the real ain't feeling ya, you're frauding
I Mason jar Martin Margiela them O's together
Since Hov was name dropping Charles Jourdan
I kept them nodding, snorting
Slobbing, barfing, and bought cars off them
The realest rapper that's unwrapping got them
If you can fit these shoes than walk them
I parked them
[Hook: Kobe]
I could have been a goner but I had to save my soul
I'm out here chasing my dreams, looking for a place to go
Trying to get up out the ghetto, come follow with my footsteps
Put down the heavy metal and follow in my footsteps
Cause if you don't, it might be danger
[Verse 2: Malice]
It's not for you to do what I do, rather do what I say
These footsteps could lead you astray
Lead you to the cell or lead you to a grave
Either way, you might never see the light of day
Don't let my wrongs give you the right of way
To emulate my past escaping the law's grasp
Told you the truth, yet who was I to brag?
Especially seeing how Kimani finds it hard to laugh
I miss my homie by she's missing her dad
It weighs on my conscience and I hate conscious rap
Apart from that, I wish to see you succeed
So I speak to my people in spirit of chuck D
You behind the glass, trust me, it cut deep
And the words to every verse haunted me in my sleep
So now what you see is Malice's contradiction
He who has ears, I hope you're listening, come on
[Verse 3: Malice]
Follow me like Twitter nigga, you can check the timeline
I'm the quiet one but my intellect is Einstein
I'm so unnerved by the shit that I've observed
Just looking at you coons got a nigga lost for words
Verge of insanity, I'm at my crossroads
Shame on the birds that led em like lost souls
We got it wholesale, we move it like Cosco's
Mercy on the court left us standing here heart broke
[Verse 4: Pusha T]
I taught you how to cut it, cook it on hot stove
I taught you how to share them when fucking with hot hoes
I taught you how to rock right shit up on your toes
I taught you how to smile for the camera when heartbroke
I've been the inspiration for all you industry dick tasters
To your local dream chaser I am King Push
I set the stage for all these triple beam hooks
I weighed mountains while them niggas just sang hooks (yuugh)
[Bridge: Kobe]
Oh, oh, oh, your mama said
Oh, oh, oh, oh, your grandmama said
Oh, oh, oh, oh, your baby sister said
Oh, oh, oh, your nigga said
Oh, oh, oh, now your whole block said
Oh, oh, oh, oh, your old teacher said
Oh, oh, oh, your misses said
Oh, oh, oh, your preacher said, yeah


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Yes! Time flies and TwoPixels Photography has just turned 1 end of last month. To celebrate the birthday of our little venture, Jasmine and myself have decided to give away at least 3 free sessions to 3 lucky bloggers out there! If we have lots of blog posts coming in, we might even add in a few more freebies!
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By MEGHAN BARR, Associated Press
NEW YORK | Residents of coastal neighborhoods battered by Superstorm Sandy one year ago Tuesday are marking the day in ways both public and private, remembering the fierce floodwaters that destroyed their livelihoods but also the communities that came together in a time of need.
Elected officials toured hard-hit areas in New York and New Jersey and thanked emergency workers, while survivors planned to light candles and flashlights to pay their respects to what was lost when the storm roared ashore last year.
Sandy made landfall at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 29, 2012, sending floodwaters pouring across the densely populated barrier islands of Long Island and the Jersey shore. In New York City, the storm surge hit nearly 14 feet, swamping the city's subway and commuter rail tunnels and knocking out power to the southern third of Manhattan.
The storm was blamed for at least 181 deaths in the U.S. - including 68 in New York and 71 in New Jersey - and property damages estimated at $65 billion.
Residents of Breezy Point, at the sand-swept tip of New York City's Rockaway peninsula, marked the anniversary with a day of community service.
Volunteers planted sea grass at the top of a quarter-mile-long dune built to protect the remote beach community, where more than 2,000 homes were damaged or destroyed in the storm.
The teams working along the sand ridge included Wayne and Jo Jo Barca, whose house filled with water up to the second floor.
They've spent the past year rebuilding. Wayne worked so hard that he wound up in the emergency room with heat exhaustion over the summer.
"It's been a lot of work," he said. "And thank God for all the volunteers."
A crew of 12 firefighters helped him rip out his soggy floors. Workers with a city program, Rapid Repairs, helped get the heat back on.
The cooperative that manages Breezy Point paid for the dune itself, used its own sand and harvested its own sea grass for the dune project.
"One year ago, we were in total chaos and complete devastation in this community," said Arthur Lighthall, the cooperative's general manager.
"We are not done yet," he said.
It doesn't take much for Robert Schipf of Babylon, N.Y., to become emotional when he thinks about the recovery from Sandy, which inundated his two-story Long Island home with about 2 feet of water.
"For me, the easiest word to describe it is 'helpless,'" Schipf said as he choked back a tear in the foyer of the recently renovated house, where new floor tiles have been laid and walls have been replaced.
The repairs cost him about $110,000.
Schipf and his family spent nearly 11 months staying with relatives as their home was fixed.
"We couldn't get straight answers from anyone," he said. "In this day and age, we have all this focus on preparedness. It would have been nice to have had that. The basic facts about what to do were not forthcoming."
The frustration mounted as he dealt with local, state and federal agencies - as well as insurance underwriters - who could not provide adequate answers.
"None of the insurance companies were ready for this magnitude of storm," he said. "The delays between having your house flooded and getting someone here to do the adjustment was just too long."
Debbie Fortier, of Brick, N.J., drove to Seaside Park on Tuesday hoping to speak with Gov. Chris Christie, who was visiting several Sandy-ravaged towns. Walking out arm-in-arm with him after he finished speaking at the firehouse, she told Christie how her family's house had to be torn down and how her family has yet to receive any aid.
"We're physically, emotionally and spiritually just drained," she said after Christie left. "Does anybody hear us?"
She said she is on a waiting list "for everything" and is particularly bitter that her family started to repair their storm-damaged house, only to have inspectors later tell them it was too badly damaged to fix. They then had to knock it down and move into a friend's basement.
"How long am I supposed to wait?" she asked. "It's been a year. You can't just not move forward."
Yet Fortier said she takes Christie at his word that help is on the way - whenever that might be.
Associated Press reporters Wayne Parry in Seaside Park, N.J., Frank Eltman in Babylon, N.Y., and Jonathan Lemire, David Caruso and Tom Hays in New York contributed to this report.
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I've a SSIS package. When it fails execution, I want to write a custom message including the package name and error description to a text file.
One way to accomplish this is to declare a variable, populate it with the message you want, and write it's value to a file using a script task. Then add this script task to an OnError event handler so it executes in response to an error in the SSIS package.
1) Declare a variable: I've declared a package scoped variable called vFullErrorMsg.
2) Configure an OnError event handler for the package. So, the tasks in the event handler will execute when the package fails.
3) Add a script task: I renamed the task to Write To Log On Failure.
4) Edit Script Task: Add ErrorDescription,PackageName as a read only variable and vFullErrorMsg as a read write variable.
5) Use a script similar to the one below:
Public Sub Main()
'declare a variable for error description
'write DTS variable ErrorDescription to local variable vErrorDescription
Dim vErrorDescription As String = Dts.Variables("ErrorDescription").Value.ToString
'declare a variable for package name
'write DTS variable PackageName to local variable vPackageName
Dim vPackageName As String = Dts.Variables("PackageName").Value.ToString
'Write error string to DTS variable
Me.Dts.Variables("vFullErrorMsg").Value =
"ERROR: " & " Package [" & vPackageName & "] Failed" & ". Full Description: " & vErrorDescription
' write DTS variable to a file using stream writer
Using sw As StreamWriter = New StreamWriter("D:\Documents\ErrorLog.Txt", True)
End Using
Dts.TaskResult = ScriptResults.Success
End Sub
With this set up, you should see the error message written to D:\Documents\ErrorLog.Txt on your local drive. You can use variables or expressions to make it work all dynamically.
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An interesting contact through Ancestry – Lynn S contacted me about Elizabeth Willshaw (or Wilsher), my great-great grandmother. She is descended from Elizabeth's sister, Ann Willshaw, so I've been able to add in some family members there.
Elizabeth was born in 1828 in Biddulph, Staffordshire. She married Reuben Austin, and their eldest daughter, Mary Ann, was my great grandmother. Reuben was a brickmaker and farmer.
Her sister Ann was born in 1823, and died in 1906. Ann married George Holland, and they had eleven children. Lynn is descended from their daughter Fanny, who married Thomas Passant. He was a coal miner, as was my grandfather. There is some interesting information on the recent coal mining history of north Staffordshire at the North Staffordshire Coalfield site.


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A former employee of the local United Cerebral Palsy has been charged with raping a client during a date he set up for the woman and her boyfriend, also an agency client, a charging affidavit shows.
A former employee of the local United Cerebral Palsy has been charged with raping a client during a date he set up for the woman and her boyfriend, also an agency client, a charging affidavit shows.
Donald Viers, 59, of Ormond Beach was arrested Tuesday and charged with sexual battery on a mentally defective person, Volusia County sheriff's spokesman Brandon Haught said in a release.
United Cerebral Palsy is a national organization that "educates, advocates and provides support services to ensure a life without limits for people with a spectrum of disabilities," according to the organization's website.
Investigators say Viers had the woman touch him after he exposed himself while in a car. Later that same day last June, investigators say Viers sexually battered the 31-year-old woman while at Viers' home.
Viers has denied all of the sexual allegations, but admitted to investigators he set up a social engagement involving a male client of the organization and the victim where he took them to his home and a restaurant last June 2, Haught said.
Viers was taken to the Volusia County Branch Jail on Tuesday where he posted $50,000 bail Wednesday, shortly before noon, a booking officer said. He could not be immediately reached Wednesday.
Craig Byrd, president and CEO of the organization's Daytona Beach office, said Viers started his employment Dec. 15, 2008, as a training specialist where he taught clients work skills and helped them complete work with local companies.
Byrd said he was notified June 4, 2012, of the case against Viers, who was placed on administrative leave June 5, 2012, and terminated shortly thereafter when he did not respond to the organization's efforts to contact him following the accusations.
He wanted it known that the alleged activity between Viers and the client took place on a Saturday, not during work hours, and Viers was not given any type of permission to socialize with the clients. He also said nothing showed up in Viers' background check, and no additional accusations have been made against Viers.
Byrd said Viers, like other employees, took part in a class on abuse and neglect May 21, 2012, and whether or not Viers is convicted of the charge, "he would've known full well that was abuse." Byrd said clients are also given the class so they can learn how to recognize abuse or neglect if it happens to them.
In an interview with a Child Protection Team case coordinator, the woman said Viers picked her up from her home and took her to his house, according to the affidavit. She told the coordinator after Viers took a shower, during which he left the bathroom door open, he walked around naked and tried to get her to have sex with him, but she told him no.
She then said they picked up the male client from his home, and while on the way back to Viers' house, Viers exposed himself in the car and put her hand on his genitals, according to the affidavit. She said she and the male client, who is 30, both removed their clothes when they got back to Viers' home.
Viers then removed the sheets and blankets from his bed and put two towels down, the woman told the case coordinator, according to the affidavit. She said while she was having sex with the male client, Viers also started having sex with her.
The woman told the case coordinator the three of them got dressed and were supposed to go to a movie, but only got something to eat instead before Viers dropped them both off at their respective homes, according to the affidavit. She told the case coordinator that neither Viers or the male client are her friends anymore.
After Assistant State Attorney Tiffany Adleman and the male United Cerebral Palsy client's attorney agreed statements made by the male would not be used against him, the male was interviewed Jan. 11, according to the affidavit.
The male said he asked Viers to help him with a dinner and movie date with the woman, who he met at United Cerebral Palsy and said was his girlfriend, according to the affidavit. Instead of taking the couple out, Viers took them to his Ormond Beach home where he then took his clothes off after asking the woman to do the same.
The male said Viers raped the woman, and when he heard her scream, he ran into the bedroom and pushed Viers off of her, according to the affidavit. The male also confirmed the woman's statement that Viers exposed himself in the car and made her touch him.
After pushing Viers off, the male said he took his clothes off and asked the woman if he "could make love to her," but when she said no, he forced himself on her and "was holding (her) down while making love to her," according to the affidavit. He let her go when she asked, and then they both got dressed, and Viers took them home after they stopped for food.
The male said Viers told him and the woman "to not tell anyone that they did not go to the movies," according to the affidavit.
Viers told investigators he was going to serve as a driver for the couple on their date, according to the affidavit. Viers told them he took the woman to Flagler Beach where they watched surfers.
Viers told investigators they went to the beach again after picking up the woman's boyfriend and then to Viers' home where the couple watched TV while Viers showered and took a nap, according to the affidavit. The three were then supposed to go to a movie, but went to Checkers for food after realizing they missed the movie.
United Cerebral Palsy has a policy prohibiting employees from socializing with clients, a policy Viers claimed he was unaware of, Haught said.
"You realize they are mentally retarded," an investigator said to Viers, according to the affidavit. Viers said "yes," but declined to comment further after investigators showed him the policy about not socializing with clients, which he had signed.


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Thousands of people marched through Moscow on Sunday to protest Russia's new law banning Americans from adopting Russian children, a far bigger number than expected in a sign that outrage over the ban has breathed some life into the dispirited anti-Kremlin opposition movement.
Shouting "shame on the scum," protesters carried posters of President Vladimir Putin and members of Russia's parliament who overwhelmingly voted for the law last month. Up to 20,000 took part in the demonstration on a frigid, gray afternoon.
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The adoption ban has stoked the anger of the same middle-class, urban professionals who swelled the protest ranks last winter, when more than 100,000 people turned out for rallies to demand free elections and an end to Putin's 12 years in power. Since Putin began a third presidential term in May, the protests have flagged as the opposition leaders have struggled to provide direction and capitalize on the broad discontent.
Opponents of the adoption ban argue it victimizes children to make a political point. Eager to take advantage of this anger, the anti-Kremlin opposition has played the ban as further evidence that Putin and his parliament have lost the moral right to rule Russia.
The Kremlin, however, has used the adoption controversy to further its efforts to discredit the opposition as unpatriotic and in the pay of the Americans.
Sunday's march may prove only a blip on what promises to be a long road for the protest movement, especially in the face of Kremlin efforts to stifle dissent. But it was a reunion of what has become known as Moscow's creative class, whose sarcastic wit was once again on display on Sunday.
"Parliament deputies to orphanages, Putin to an old people's home," read one poster. Another showed Putin with the words "For a Russia without Herod."
Putin's critics have likened him to King Herod, who ruled at the time of Jesus Christ's birth and who the Bible says ordered the massacre of Jewish children to avoid being supplanted by the newborn king of the Jews.
Russia's adoption ban was retaliation for a new U.S. law targeting Russians accused of human rights abuses. It also addresses long-brewing resentment in Russia over the 60,000 Russian children who have been adopted by Americans in the past two decades, 19 of whom have died.
Cases of Russian children dying or suffering abuse at the hands of their American adoptive parents have been widely publicized in Russia, and the law banning adoptions was called the Dima Yakovlev bill after a toddler who died in 2008 when he was left in a car for hours in broiling heat.


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The American Medical Association's program of physician accreditation, AMAP, got a big boost from Utah's Altius Health Plans. Altius became the first plan to require AMAP accreditation for physicians on its provider panel.
AMAP's checklist includes outcomes, disciplinary actions, a site visit, and more. The AMA, which hopes that more health plans will recognize AMAP as a viable alternative to the often cumbersome credentialing process, is working with the National Committee for Quality Assurance and the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations to develop common measurements and reduce duplication.
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According to the research, "teenagers and young adults of low socioeconomic status (SES) who have a history of in-depth arts involvement show better academic outcomes than do low-SES youth who have less arts involvement. They earn better grades and demonstrate higher rates of college enrollment and attainment."
The National Endowment for the Arts has released a new research report, Improving the Assessment of Student Learning in the Arts: State of the Field and Recommendations. As the field of educational assessment advances, and as alternatives to standardized tests emerge, the tools used to evaluate student learning, such as portfolio reviews, are beginning to gain acceptance. Given this development, it is even more important to examine arts educational standards and assessment tools to ensure that arts learning can become a vital force for enhancing 21st century skills. Read the report.
In the coming months your local school board will be making important budget decisions. Find out how you can be a part of the conversation.
The California Alliance for Arts Education, in partnership with the California State PTA, created School Board 101, a free one-hour webinar to help advocates work with their local school board. The webinar offers an introduction to what school boards do, and how you can build relationships, communicate effectively and advocate to keep arts and music programs funded.
School Board 101 was held on February 23. An archive of the event will be available shortly. To recieve a link to the archive when it's ready, email: sibyl at artsed411 dot org.
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"Building Community, Making Space for Art," new study released in October by Maria Rosario Jackson of the Urban Institute, sheds new light on the relationship between "dimensions of cultural vitality" and "economic development, attachment to place, positive health outcomes, and civic engagement, among other desirable impacts." The research parses the kinds of organizations and activities that contribute most to community revitalization. Read more.
On July 10, 2010, a Newsweek headline provocatively proclaimed that the United States was in "The Creativity Crisis," citing evidence that shows for the first time in 50 years, American creativity is on the decline. In a global economy where innovation drives prosperity, the United States faces increasing competition from around the world in maintaining its competitiveness.
Music Matters, a new publication from the Arts Education Partnership, shows conclusively that: music education equips students to learn; music education facilitates student academic achievement; and music education develops the creative capacities for lifelong success.
This fall, the California Alliance undertook its first ever arts education survey of candidates for the November 2010 election. Members of our Local Advocacy Network secured the participation of school board candidates in over forty school districts. Candidates answered questions about policy as well as their personal experiences with the arts. The results were posted in early October, but the positive impact of this work is ongoing.
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BERLIN -- German cruiserweight Marco Huck retained the WBO title, outpointing Britain's Ola Afolabi on Saturday night.
The defending champion didn't look overly troubled in the third bout between them, so there was some surprise at the Max-Schmeling-Halle when judge Lahcen Oumghar of the Netherlands scored it 114-114 for Afolabi. But Deon Dwarte of South Africa and John Madfis of the United States agreed Huck won, scoring it 115-113 and 117-111, respectively.
Huck improved to 36-2-1, and Afolabi dropped to 19-3-4.
"I think I surpassed myself today," Huck said. "Today I showed that I can box. Key to the success was my good preparation."
Huck kept his belt after fighting Afolabi to a draw in May 2012, and beat the Briton with a narrow unanimous decision in May 2009.
Huck has made 11 successful defenses of the title he won from Victor Emilio Ramirez in 2009.
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The first weekend in March felt more like May — full sun both Satuarday and Sunday and temps in the 50s. We headed off to one of our favorite day hikes — the Morse Mountain Preserve in Phippsburg, a 40-minute drive from Coveside. It's a 2-mile hike (each way) with a climb up Morse "Mountain" (more a large hill) to a beautiful beach, occupied by no one other than other folks who made the hike. A fine walk in any season.
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Peeled necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
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I need a logo for a campaign I am launching which aims to encourage people to see unsigned live bands. Brief is very flexible.
I am launching a campaign to encourage people to go and see more unsigned live bands. I've initially registered 2 domains - a convervative one: keepmusicalive.org and a cheeky one: doitonceamonth.com (i.e. go and see at least 1 live band a month).
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Nov. 1: The National Corn Growers Association and FMC Agricultural Products are working together to provide a new, free weather service benefit for NCGA members in conjunction with Blue Water Outlook. The NCGA-FMC Ag Weather Advisor Program features a complimentary email subscription service designed to complement farmers' other favorite sources of weather information by providing information not easily available elsewhere.
"Because watching the weather is an important part of our growers' daily lives, we're happy to provide this service to our members," said NCGA Grower Services Action Team Chairman Tom Haag, who farms in Minnesota. "We especially appreciate the generous support of FMC and the technical expertise provided by Blue Water Outlook to make this a terrific service for corn farmers."
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Trumbull gymnastics team fourth at Open
NEW MILFORD -- Trumbull was the only high school not to qualify for the New England Championships team competition next Saturday in Massachusetts when it placed last of four schools at the CIAC State Open on Saturday morning and afternoon at New Milford High School.
The Eagles, who won the FCIAC Championship and placed second at the Class L meet, finished fourth with a team score of 135.425, missing third place, which went to Class L title-winner Southington (137.65), by 2.25 points. Woodstock Academy won its third straight State Open team championship with a score of 152.5. Hand was runner-up with 142.7. The Eagles placed fourth on the uneven parallel bars and balance beam, but were third on the floor.
Woodstock Academy, which repeated in Class S after winning Class M in 2012, won all four events. The Centaurs, from the ECC, had four of the top 6 finishers in the all-around competition for all four events. Freshman Paige Stuyniski, who set a meet record on the balance beam with a 9.85, won the all-around with a 38.35. Teammate Grace Logan (37.825), a ninth-grader, was runner-up; senior Courtney Osborn (37.25) was fourth; and senior Bree Husong (36.9) was sixth.
Trumbull's Linda McAuley, the FCIAC champion, was eighth in the all-around with a 36.525. McAuley qualified for the New Englands in three events by placing fourth on the vault, with a 9.325, tied for fifth on beam (9.1) and sixth on the floor exercise (9.3).
"Linda definitely did not have her best day," Trumbull coach Celina Huber said of her senior who had ankle surgery last year. "This season she has been coming back from that. She had issues along the way. She had to miss some meets in the regular season."
A fall on the bars, Huber said, prevented McAuley from qualifying on the bars and placing higher in the all-around.
Fairfield Ludlowe junior Perry Kindel, the FCIAC all-around runner-up last month and the 2013 conference champion, qualified for the New Englands on the beam with a 9.2. That placed Kindel, the first Falcons' gymnast to reach the New England Championships, in a three-way tie for third. Her 35.9 all-around ranked her 13th; she was seeded 17th of 20 qualifiers in the all-around.
"That's fantastic for her," said coach Kim Longobucco, of Ludlowe, which was third in Class L on March 1. "She had a really good meet today."
Kindel, whose goal was to qualify for the New Englands, dislocated her thumb around a month ago, Lonogbucco said, and the injury has limited her performances in the bars and beam. "Thirteenth is fantastic (in the all-around) for coming off that injury."
Ludlowe junior Jordan Feeney (8.65) tied for 13th on the beam after being seeded 39th. Ludlowe's Nicole Huntsman (8.325), a sophomore, tied for 16th on the vault.
The only other regional gymnast to make the grade for the New Englands was Shelton senior Meghan French, who was 11th in the all-around (36.150), qualifying on beam (9.15) in which she was fourth, and on floor (9.35), where she was fifth. Her junior teammate Julia Lindberg (9.175) tied for seventh on vault.
"My goal today was to enjoy the meet because it was my last State Open," French said. "I'm really pleased. It was my goal to make it (New Englands) on beam and floor."
Senior Alison Profeta, of New Miford, was 20th in the all-around (34.9) and 13th on bars (8.95). Newtown senior Elisha Wilson (8.8) tied for 10th on the beam, along with Greenwich freshman Jessica Freiheit. Wilson (8.75) was 18th on floor.
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Team scores: 1. Woodstock Academy 150.500, 2. Hand 142.700, 3. Southington 137.650, 4. Trumbull 135.425
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Vault: 1. Grace Logan (Woodstock Academy) 9.475; 4. Linda McAuley (Trumbull) 9.325; 7. (tie) Julia Lindberg (Shelton) 9.175; 13. (tie) Meghan French (Shelton) 8.925; 14. (tie) Perry Kindel (Fairfield Ludlowe) 8.900; 16. (tie) Nicole Huntsman (Fairfield Ludlowe) 8.825; 19. Megan Muller (Pomperaug) 8.725; 20. (tie) Alison Profeta (New Milford) and Samantha Aparicio (Darien) 8.700; 24. Tara Oliver (Trumbull) 8.525; 25. (tie) Brooke Foley (Trumbull) 8.400; bars: 1. Logan (Woodstock Academy) 9.800; 13. Profeta (New Milford) 8.950; 14. Kindel (Fairfield Ludlowe) 8.900; 17. McAuley (Trumbull) 8.800; 18. French (Shelton) 8.725; 20. (tie) Oliver (Trumbull) 8.500; 21. Samantha Gunn (Darien) 8.475; 22. (tie) Jessica Freiheit (Greenwich) 8.450; 23. (tie) Aparicio (Darien) 8.400; 25. (tie) Mary DiMartino (Trumbull) 8.100; beam: 1. Paige Stuyniski (Woodstock Academy) 9.850; 3. (tie) Kindel (Fairfield Ludlowe) 9.200; 4. French (Shelton) 9.150; 5. (tie) McAuley (Trumbull) 9.100; 10. (tie) Elisha Wilson (Newtown) and Freiheit (Greenwich) 8.800; 11. Aparicio (Darien) 8.750; 13. (tie) Jordan Feeney (Fairfield Ludlowe) 8.650; 16. (tie) Julia Lindberg (Shelton) and Anna Jannott (Newtown) 8.400; 17. (tie) Profeta (New Milford) 8.300; 19. (tie) Foley (Trumbull) and Megan Sapack (Pmoperaug) 8.200; 23. (tie) Meghan Graham (Wilton) 7.900; 24. (tie) Oliver (Trumbull), DiMartino (Trumbull) and Kayley McPartland (Trumbull) 7.850; 25. Victoria Gallati (Fairfield Warde) 7.700; floor: 1. Stuyniski (Woodstock Academy) 9.550; 5. French (Shelton) 9.350; 6. McAuley (Trumbull) 9.300; 15. Profeta (New Milford) 8.950; 16. Kindel (Fairfield Ludlowe) 8.900; 20. (tie) Caitlyn Briganti (Trumbull) 8.550; 21. Oliver (Trumbull) 8.500; 23. (tie) Huntsman (Fairfield Ludlowe) 8.450; 23*. (tie) Kaitlyn Tumney (Newtown) 8.450; 24. (tie) Aparicio (Darien) 8.425; all-around: 1. Stuyniski (Woodstock Academy) 38.350; 8. McAuley (Trumbull) 36.525; 11. French (Shelton) 36.150; 13. Kindel (Fairfield Ludlowe) 35.900; 20. Profeta (New Milford) 34.900; 22. (tie) Aparicio (Darien) 34.275; 25. Oliver (Trumbull) 33.375.