Donald Trump took the debate to what matters – the economy, national security, radical Islam, Supreme Court appointments, and Clinton corruption. He defeated Hillary, the moderators, and the wimps in the GOP.
While the moderator focused on interrupting and fact-checking Trump, Hillary Clinton offered a litany of lies to the nation on Monday night during her first debate against Donald Trump.
NBC's "Commander in Chief Forum," held Wednesday night aboard the USS Intrepid in New York, was the closest thing to a debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton until the real thing on Sept. 26. And it showed an advantage Trump might have when the two meet face-to-face: she has a record in government to defend, while he doesn't.
What would make Republican candidates for President agree to a debate moderated by Matt Lauer, a "Notable Member" of the Clinton Global Initiative, or George Stephanopoulos, the former press secretary of a Democratic president, or the likes of CNN's notoriously liberal host Anderson Cooper? Besides rank stupidity, it is hard to think of a reason.
The RNC will pass a resolution to re-work the primary calendar and bar NBC and CNN from hosting '16 GOP primary debates if the networks air their Clinton projects.
Conservatives are fed-up with the Republican National Committee handing-over the primary season agenda to the liberals in the establishment media every four years. All RNC Chairman Reince Preibus is doing by threatening to pull out of debates sponsored by NBC and CNN is threatening that the GOP will finally stop being the Party of stupid.


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Our wellbeing expert Sam Sample provides her top tips to help you stop negative self talk.
Something that has baffled me for many years now is the imbalance in our caring. Many people treat their partner, child, pets and even car better than they do their own selves.
The whole concept of this is quite absurd yet so real for many people.
For example, think about the way in which some of us treat our pets - we tell them how cute they are, and pat them, and play with them, constantly saying lovely positive words of praise. We ensure that they are well fed and exercised.
Or the way in which some of us treat our car…wouldn't dream of putting anything in the tank other than the highest quality premium petrol, maintain regular oil and water checks, clean it, polish it, vacuum it, and even give it a nickname.
Now, think about the way in which some of us treat ourselves. We look in the mirror and judge our body, face, complexion. We sit on the couch watching TV, as opposed to taking our bodies out for a walk in the fresh air. We criticize our actions and engage in negative self-talk like "how could I be so stupid?" or "what's wrong with me?" We eat frightfully unhealthy foods that offer little nutritional benefit. We overeat and place stress on our organs. We drink waaaaaaayyyy too much alcohol.
Hmmmm…. Does this sound as strange to you as it does to me? Crazy huh!
So… would you like to join me over the next couple of weeks and become more aware of the relationship that we have with our self, and whether there are any areas that need a little improvement?
Many people beat up on themselves because they think that they're not as successful, happy or "good" as they should be. The reality is that we all make mistakes and have ups and downs throughout life. When you do make a mistake, learn from it and then carry on with life. Ask a question "how does it get any better than this?" or simply say to yourself "whoa, that was an interesting choice I just made. Won't be making that one again any time soon." The most important thing is not to punish yourself to the point of being upset and paralysed by it.
Listen to your body and become better at understanding healthy food choices.
Your body loves to move. It was designed to move. Enjoy the fresh air and take yourself for a walk/swim/horse ride/yoga class/rock climb.
Lastly, please remember to be gentle, kind and patient with yourself as you're learning these new ways of thinking, doing and considering.
Oh, I should also mention that I do LOVE animals. Dogs, cats and horses in particular. I am an advocate for veganism and support foundations that raise awareness of these issues, so I am naturally 100% all for treating your pets with absolute love and kindness. But please, please, please ensure that you're also treating yourself with same respect. The relationship we have with our self is the most important of them all, and the one which all other relationships stem from. If you don't love yourself, how can you truly love someone else?!
* These simple questions are inspired from a discipline called Access Consciousness – tools, techniques and philosophies that empower people to know that they know.


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Shas-Likud coalition deal includes record funding for yeshivas, boosts child allowances
By Yair Ettinger and Shahar Ilan www.haaretz.com March 25, 2009
The party's main achievement is securing money for its yeshivas and women's seminars, totaling NIS 975 million in each of the next two years, raising state funding for yeshivas by NIS 250 million. This is the highest sum ever to be paid yeshivas by the state.
Likud also agreed to pay Shas an additional NIS 1.4 billion for child allowances over the next three years, bringing the sum close to what it was before then-finance minister Netanyahu's 2003 cuts.
UTJ gets rabbi's approval to join Netanyahu's government
By Ronen Medzini www.ynetnews.com March 30, 2009
United Torah Judaism's way into Benjamin Netanyahu's government has been paved, Ynet learned Monday afternoon.
The ultra-Orthodox party's Knesset members met with their Lithuanian leader, Rabbi Yosef Sholom Elyashiv, at his Jerusalem home.
The rabbi approved the compromise on the issue of conversion and gave the MKs the green light to sign a coalition agreement with the Likud.
UTJ won't join gov't that does 'wholesale conversions'
By Matthew Wagner www.jpost.com March 23, 2009
Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv, the preeminent halachic authority for the Lithuanian haredi community, announced Monday that United Torah Judaism's five MKs would not join a government that performs "wholesale conversions," according to a UTJ source.
During a meeting with UTJ MKs at his home in Jerusalem, Elyashiv said the party could not join the government under the present coalition agreement between the Likud and Israel Beiteinu, which would empower city rabbis to perform conversions.
Buying a coalition
Haaretz Editorial www.haaretz.com March 25, 2009
There is nothing "social" about the way child allotments were and the way the ultra-Orthodox parties want them to be.
These allotments encourage people to have children, so they encourage poverty. All this is simply the ultra-Orthodox parties bribing their voters.
According to many reports, Shas and Likud agreed to increase stipends even before the election, which is what thwarted the establishment of a government headed by Kadima's Tzipi Livni. Netanyahu offered the ultra-Orthodox more than Livni did, and thus bought his government with money in a clearance sale of values.
And Netanyahu believes in these values - equality among children, encouraging the ultra-Orthodox and Arabs to work, and parents' responsibility for supporting their children.
Families of religious soldiers get a base motel
By Anshel Pfeffer www.haaretz.com March 27, 2009
A motel for religious married staff members and families of the Bahad 1 Officers School will be inaugurated next week on the Israel Defense Forces' base near Mitzpe Ramon, as part of the changes planned in the school due to the increase in religious staff and cadets.
The motel is also intended to accommodate rabbis who come to lecture the soldiers over the weekend.
…The increase in religious trainees has also led to the construction of a new synagogue, due to be completed soon, which is three times larger than the old one.
Unlike many military synagogues, which have room for men only, the new Bahad 1 synagogue will have a women's gallery.
For the past five years all female officer cadets have been trained together with the men in Bahad 1, although a male-only company and female-only platoon are available for religious cadets who insist on training separately.
The IDF is also planning to renovate Bahad 1's swimming pool with walls around it, and have separate swimming hours for men and women.
IDF lets rabbis blur boundaries between religion and state
The plans to renovate the swimming pool at the army's Bahad 1 officers' school are not surprising, but they should be cause for concern.
At first glance, it's an issue of adapting to changing needs at the base as a result of the rising number of religiously observant trainees and officers.
In practice, it is another ill wind blowing from the religious radicalization that is taking control of the Israel Defense Forces.
Religious IDF soldiers walk out of event featuring female singer
By Amos Harel www.haaretz.com March 25, 2009
About 100 religious soldiers left a Paratroop Brigade assembly earlier this month to avoid being present at the performance of a female singer, the army weekly Bamahane reported last week.
Their departure stemmed from their belief that halakha, or Jewish religious law, prohibits them from hearing a woman sing. Their position has the support of the army rabbinate.
Sources in the army rabbinate said that halakha supports the soldiers' decision to leave.
The rabbinate has urged commanders to show sensitivity in such situations and either to excuse religious soldiers in advance from attending any portion of a ceremony that poses a problem or to simply not feature female singers at such programs.
Ex-justice Barak: Don't expand rabbis' jurisdiction
By Yair Ettinger www.haaretz.com March 27, 2009
Former Supreme Court president Aharon Barak called upon Justice Minister-designate Yaakov Neeman to oppose the initiative of expanding rabbinical courts' authority into areas of civil law and arbitration yesterday.
"The very notion that dayanim (rabbinical judges) sitting under the emblem of the State of Israel will serve as arbitrators is improper," said Barak at a conference Neeman and himself took participated in.
"Giving it a state blessing is hard, and the idea of civil jurisdiction authorities is problematic."
Ultra-Orthodox party Shas is striving to amend the law of rabbinical courts during the Knesset term and Haaretz reported recently that Shas spiritual leader Rabbi Ovadia Yosef had met with Neeman this week to discuss the matter.
Masorti wedding ad angers Chief Rabbinate
By Kobi Nahshoni www.ynetnews.com March 24, 2009
The Chief Rabbinate's general attorney Shimon Ullman sent a letter to the Israel Broadcasting Authority (IBA) on Tuesday urging it to take off the air or revise a radio ad produced by the Israel Masorti Movement.
Ullman claimed that the commercial, which encourages couples to consider marrying in a Conservative ceremony, rather than an Orthodox one, is fraudulent and deceitful, because it fails to note that a Conservative wedding is not recognized by the state's authorities.
In his letter to IBA, Ullman referred to the Masorti Movement as "an organization that undermines official state institutions."
A spokesman for the Masorti movement said that the Rabbinate's claims were "absurd," since the commercial itself stressed that the movement was not affiliated with the Orthodox establishment.
He added that the movement makes it clear to all marriage applicants that the Masorti ceremony is not recognized by the state, and recommends that couples also hold a civil wedding abroad, so that they can register with the Interior Ministry.
The Chevra Kadisha should lay zealotry to rest
By Rabbi Seth Farber www.jpost.com March 30, 2009
Rabbi Seth (Shaul) Farber received his Ph.D. from the Hebrew University and his rabbinic ordination from Yeshiva University. He is the founder of ITIM: The Jewish Life Information Center
The recent uproar regarding the refusal of an Israeli burial society (Chevra kadisha) to allow a woman to eulogize her relative highlights a broader problem in Israeli Jewish culture.
The fact is that too many of those charged with assisting rank-and-file Israelis with their experience of Jewish life have little regard for the values of their clientele.
…Those seeking to be zealots in the service of Halacha are in fact doing a disservice both to Orthodox Judaism and to the Jewish people. There is no room for them when it comes to providing religious services.
Rabbi: Satan dances as women attend funerals
By Sharon Roffe-Ofir www.ynetnews.com March 28, 2009
Batya (pseudonym) will not forget the day her father was buried at the Migdal Haemek cemetery. Not only was she forced to deal with a great loss, she was also humiliated at the graveyard when she was prevented from lamenting her father over this grave.
…She went on the stage and said she would like to lament her father, but Rabbi Amar suddenly asked her to get off the podium.
"I was surprised. I looked at him and said, 'What do you mean? I want to say a few words to my father.' But he insisted," she says. "The mayor and other people tried to talk to him, and he replied, 'You are a woman, you mustn't say a word.'
More on Orthodox Women Rabbis
By Elana Sztokman http://blog.elanasztokman.com Opinion March 27, 2009
Without the title of Rabbi, women remain in a perpetually wanting, yearning, unfulfilled position, like the hyperbola that never reaches the X axis, like Sisyphus never finishing his task, like Moses gazing at the Holy Land from a mountaintop over the Jordan River.
Without the title of rabbi, women remain in an inferior position no matter how learned, pious or qualified they might be. The title of Rabbi is recognition, acknowledgment, respect and power, all of which women are systematically deprived of by being deprived the title.
…Orthodoxy may call itself a religious movement, but there is nothing spiritual going on here. It is all about political, power dynamics aimed at retaining control of a social status quo.
So long as women are kept "in their place", people can continue to call themselves "Orthodox". But let's be clear: this may be "Orthodox", but there is nothing Godly about this stance.
Revolutionary hotline provides halachic counsel for women
By Tzofia Hirschfeld www.ynetnews.com March 25, 2009
The Nishmat Center for Advanced Jewish Studies for Women in Jerusalem, founded by Rabbi Yehuda Henkin and his wife, Rabbanit Chana Henkin, created a program meant to train women to become Yoatzot Halacha (halachic consultants) and provide counsel on women's halachic issues.
The two-year program, called Keren Ariel, includes in-depth Jewish studies, as well as courses in psychology, physiology, sexual practices and bridal instruction. Only married, Orthodox women are admitted to the program.
One On One: Interview with Daniel Gordis
By Ruthie Blum Leibowitz www.jpost.com March 26, 2009
Author of Saving Israel: How the Jewish People Can Win a War that May Never End
Speaking of this era's challenges, as a traditional Jew do you not understand the fear of a slippery slope where religious pluralism is concerned - an issue that has come strongly to the fore in the forming of the current coalition?
Of course I understand the fear of the slippery slope. Ideally, we want a country and a society in which people recognized as Jews are recognized as Jews across the board, so that they can marry each other legally, or get divorced and remarry.
The question is: What is the cost of that dream? If the cost is a central rabbinate controlled by a small number of people who are largely out of touch with society, it's too high.
The rabbinic institutions in this country are designed to protect against the slippery slope you mention, but they have become so insular and protective of their own territory that they do not allow Judaism to compete in the marketplace of ideas.
Hundreds Use Kosher Transportation Initiative Connecting Jerusalem Neighborhoods to Kosel
By Yechiel Sever http://chareidi.shemayisrael.com March 26, 2009
Hundreds of chareidim have used a kosher transportation system operated privately along the Number 2 bus route in Jerusalem.
The buses depart every half hour, on the half hour, from Har Nof and from the City of David parking lot near the Kosel Maarovi.
Many passengers use the kosher transportation to reach the Kosel in sanctity, and some use the special arrangement to travel from Har Nof to neighborhoods in North Jerusalem and for other routes within the city.
Orthodox, El Al Tensions
By Nathan Jeffay www.forward.com March 25, 2009
The Rabbinical Transportation Committee, an influential body representing a cross-section of Israel's ultra-Orthodox, or Haredi, community, has published a guide telling people how to fly "kosher" around the world — a kind of Michelin Guide for observant travelers.
El Al's generous provision of in-flight movies — a welcome amenity for most passengers — drew fire from the rabbinic inspectors. They accuse El Al of placing religious passengers under the influence of secular culture and "immodest" images.
London rabbi spooked by ghost
The Rabbinical Centre of Europe's Response department in Israel, which provides halachic answers to the questions of European rabbis, was approached by Rabbi Levy Yitzhak Raskin of London on behalf of a fellow rabbi who asked not to be identified.
According to Raskin, when the distraught rabbi turned to his congregation for help, "they confirmed that these strange events have occurred in the past, and estimated that the noises were caused by the ghost of a rabbi… who was the synagogue's first rabbi and passed away 40 years ago, and is now seeking tikkun for his spirit."
Upon receiving this query RCE member Rabbi Mordechai Biton immediately forwarded it to Chief Rabbi Shlomo Amar and Rabbi Yitzhak Batzri.
Kiryat Yovel Residents Davened in the Street
By Yechiel Sever www.theyeshivaworld.com March 30, 2009
The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court last week responded to a City Hall request and issued an order prohibiting residents in the Kiryat Yovel neighborhood from davening in an area apartment since doing so is zoning violation.
The residents on Friday, represented by attorney Yoel Shtub turned to the court seeking an emergency order canceling the prohibition.
Handful of Kiryat Yovel Residents Provoke Chareidim on Shabbos
A handful of secular residents in Jerusalem's Kiryat Yovel neighborhood have repeatedly plagued the day-to-day life of chareidim living in the neighborhood.
Last Shabbos the group again tried to disrupt Shabbos tefillos, which are held in a private home in the neighborhood because the kehilloh has not yet been allocated proper facilities near their homes, but the police were alerted to the situation and stepped in.
Jews of the Upper Galil Unite in Hakhel
www.shturem.org March 30, 2009
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More than 800 men, women and children from all walks of life in Tzfas and the Upper Galil participated in a Hakhel event last night, in preparation for Birchas HaChamoh
In Perspective: Loyalty cuts both ways
By Daniel Gordis www.jpost.com Opinion March 29, 2009
The writer is senior vice president of the Shalem Center in Jerusalem. His newest book, Saving Israel: How the Jewish People Can Win a War that May Never End, has just been published. He blogs at www.danielgordis.org.
Someone I know in that community told me this week that they've now organized informal patrols to walk their teenage kids on Friday night, so that they can come and go without being molested.
It sounds a bit like Europe, doesn't it? Exactly the condition that Zionism was meant to change, only now it's happening here, and now the perpetrators are "Jews" (I use the quotes advisedly).
…Loyalty cuts both ways. Citizens, to be sure, can be expected to show a modicum of loyalty to the democratic state in which they live. The olim of Ramat Beit Shemesh gave up everything to come here, and now many live in fear. There are enemies of Israel who are terrorizing some of Zionism's best.
Court Orders Yated to Pay NIS 70,000 in Libel Suit
www.theyeshivaworld.com March 24, 2009
In a libel suit against the chareidi Yated Neeman newspaper, a Jerusalem court ordered the newspaper to pay Rabbi Yisrael Rosen of Tzomet Institute NIS 70,000.
The case deals with an article written about four years ago, in which terrible adjectives were used in describing Rav Rosen, including "fool, ignoramus, worthless rat and simpleton".
Rabbonim: Use Only Shomer Shabbos Taxis
The Vaad Mishmeres Shabbos in Ashdod is urging chareidi residents of the city to only use taxis whose vehicles display the Shomer Shabbos sticker in an effort to support those companies which do not contribute to chilul Shabbos in the city.
The rabbonim also urge drivers working for those firms to cease driving people privately on Shabbos, outside the company framework, obviously referring to non-frum drivers employed by a shomer Shabbos firm.
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Archidiecezja Cebu (łac. Archidioecesis Nominis Iesu o Caebuana) – diecezja rzymskokatolicka na Filipinach z siedzibą w Cebu City.

Historia
Powstała w 1595 z części ówczesnej diecezji manilskiej jako diecezja Cebu. Promowana w 1934 do rangi archidiecezji i siedziby metropolii.

Główne świątynie
 Katedra: Archikatedra św. Witalisa w Cebu City
 Bazylika mniejsza: Bazylika Dzieciątka Jezus w Cebu City

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 Pedro de Agurto, O.S.A. † (1595-1608)
 Pedro Arce, O.S.A. † (1612-1645)
 Juan Velez † (1660-1662)
 Juan López † (1663-1672)
 Diego de Aguilar, O.P. † (1676-1692)
 Miguel Bayod, O.F.M. † (1697-1700)
 Pedro Sanz de la Vega y Landaverde, O. de M. † (1705-1717)
 Sebastián Foronda, O.S.A. † (1722-1728)
 Manuel de Ocio y Campo † (1734-1737)
 Protacio Cabezas † (1740-1753)
 Miguel Lino de Ezpeleta † (1757-1771)
 Mateo Joaquin Rubio de Arevalo † (1775-1788)
 Ignacio de Salamanca † (1792-1802)
 Joaquín Encabo de la Virgen de Sopetrán, O.A.R. † (1804-1818)
 Francisco Genovés, O.P. † (1825-1827)
 Santos Gómez Marañón, O.S.A. † (1829-1840)
 Romualdo Jimeno Ballesteros, O.P. † (1846-1872)
 Benito Romero, O.F.M. † (1876-1885)
 Martín García y Alcocer, O.F.M. † (1886-1904)
 Thomas Hendrick † (1903-1909)
 Juan Bautista Gorordo † (1910-1931)
 Gabriel Reyes † (1932-1949)
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What went right for the Steelers in the second half vs. the Colts, according to the players
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The Steelers had a tremendous comeback in Week 16 vs. the Colts, let the players what exactly went right at Heinz Field.
The Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves in a pretty meaningless Week 17 game vs. the Cleveland Browns this Sunday, and that is because the team was able to complete an improbable 17-point comeback vs. the Indianapolis Colts in Week 16.
After scoring just 7 points in the first half, which most likely wouldn't have happened without T.J. Watt's strip sack and Mike Hilton's return to the 3-yard line, the Steelers' rebounded in the second half holding the Colts to just 3 points, and scoring 21 on the Colts' defense.
So, what happened? How did the Steelers seemingly flip the switch and pull of such a dramatic turnaround? See what the players themselves had to say after the game, as it pertains to the second half adjustments and what went right in the second half of Week 16.
"Well, you said it exactly. We had a slow start, but we came back out in the second half and made the plays we needed to make, and I think in the second half we played great team football."
"Just understand that we are a lot better football team than what we showed in the first half and just bowing up and putting out a better product in the second half."
Cam Heyward on that stop in the 3rd when the Colts received the football to start the half.
"I think the stop was a big point. Really getting off the field fast. Our offense went and got seven points. I just think we gave up the three points to start this second half, but after that, we settled in, and we needed everything. I think everybody played cohesive. You look for each group to complement each other. We gave up three. Then we get stopped on a fourth and 1 and we don't convert. The defense gets off the field. Offense gets a quick touchdown. You could just feel like, "Okay, let's just ride this wave a little bit," and we just kept battling back. I'm proud of the guys for doing that."
"I think in the first half, there was no energy there. Everyone was pretty much just going with the flow. Came back at halftime. Ben [Roethlisberger] talked. [Maurkice] Pouncey said a few words and pretty much sparked us. The defense started off and Ben's just doing no-huddle just calling plays and we got the job done. So, it's more about having the energy and going back to having fun."
Diontae Johnson
"It all really plays down to just going out there and making plays at the end of the day. When you're down and you're doing all that talking and saying what you're going to do and then you go out there and you don't do it, it shows that you're not really locked it, you're not really about what you say you're going to be about. So, it all really came out of that. Stop talking and just go out there and play, and we showed in the second half what we're capable of and we can put points on the board"
"You know what, just believing in each other, believing that we can make plays. Guys made plays. That's what we needed in the second half, was guys to step up, make the tough catches, block. We just have little things here and there, little MEs (mental errors), little mistakes. In the second half it just felt like we were able to kind of get into a rhythm, convert first downs and put drives together. I think that's one of the biggest things that is helpful to both us and our defense."
"A lot of the second half was that, just changing the tempo, trying to get guys balls, looks, things like that. I think it was successful because guys made plays. Like I said, we were able to convert, kind of keep the tempo going."
"Guys were making plays. As a quarterback, you have to be accurate, you have to give guys the opportunity to make plays. In the second half the line gave me time. Sometimes when you're going with the up-tempo or the no-huddle, you can kind of slow down a pass-rush. Guys are getting a little tired. You can make defenses call – sometimes – less exotic things. That's kind of what we tried to do in the second half."
"Well, I think there were a lot of things talked about at halftime. When you're having fun playing the game, things can happen differently. So you're right, it didn't look good at the end of the half. That's why you get a halftime to make adjustments, to gather yourself. I just can't say enough about our defense in the second half, kind of shutting them down, getting us the ball, guys making plays on offense. It was a lot of fun."
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Like Ryan Paul, I have been more of a lurker than a contributor. I have appreciated the conversations and have occasionally benefited from advice (it's thanks to this list and the encouragement of some members that I began a successful marathon reading of Paradise Lost at Cornell College).
As you all consider how you want to handle the recent trolling on this listserv, I wanted to endorse one of the suggestions that's been made: ignore Terrance Lindall.
I used to be a member of the 18th-century listserv. Some years ago, that list was similarly plagued--in their case by a fanatic devotee of the Marquis de Sade.  That person hijacked every discussion and created a lot of mischief.
The members of the listserv decided not to ban him, but they all agreed never to respond to anything he posted.  The solution required the agreement and the participation of every member--but it worked. They ignored him and eventually he gave up.
Unlike some, I intend to continue lurking. My job has changed and I spend more of my time reading about faculty development than about Milton these days. I treasure the conversation here all the more since it keeps me connected to what I've always valued in academe--listening to the smart kids talk about interesting stuff.
As a sometimes Quaker, I hope you adopt the policy of shunning Mr. Lindall. It worked in the 17th century, and it can work today.
I am retired from Felician University for 2.5 years- but during my active period, I taught Milton five times to an ever growing audience- but I know much of what I know about JM has been honed and refined by the generous scholars who post here. I and my past students thank you and wish for nothing more than my continued joy in reading your posts, and sending me back to the poet time and time again.


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Mauricio Kagel
Mauricio Kagel, 1985
Mauricio Raúl Kagel (Spanish pronunciation: [mauˈɾisjo ˈkaɣel]; December 24, 1931 – September 18, 2008) was a German-Argentine composer notable for developing the theatrical side of musical performance (Grimshaw 2009). He spent his last fifty years in Germany, dying after a long illness at the age of 76 (Nonnenmann 2008).
1.1 As teacher
1.2 As composer
2.1 For orchestra
2.2 Chamber music
2.3 Vocal works
2.4 Stage works
Kagel was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, into an Ashkenazi Jewish family that had fled from Russia in the 1920s (Anon. n.d.). He studied music, history of literature, and philosophy in Buenos Aires (Grimshaw 2009). In 1957 he moved as a scholar to Cologne, Germany, where he lived until his death.
As teacher[edit]
From 1960–66 and 1972–76 he taught at the International Summer School at Darmstadt (Attinello 2001). He also taught from 1964–65 at the State University of New York at Buffalo as Slee Professor of music theory. At the Berlin Film and Television Academy he was a visiting lecturer. He served as director of courses for new music in Gothenburg and Cologne (Attinello 2001). He was professor for new music theatre at the Cologne Conservatory from 1974–97. Among his students were Maria de Alvear, Carola Bauckholt, Branimir Krstić, David Sawer, Rickard Scheffer [sv], Juan Maria Solare, Gerald Barry, and Chao-Ming Tung. See: List of music students by teacher: K to M#Mauricio Kagel.
As composer[edit]
Some of his pieces give specific theatrical instructions to the performers (Kennedy and Bourne 2006), such as to adopt certain facial expressions while playing, to make their stage entrances in a particular way, to physically interact with other performers, and so on. For this reason commentators at times related his work to the Theatre of the Absurd.[citation needed] He has been regarded by music historians as deploying a critical intelligence interrogating the position of music in society (Griffiths 1978, 188). He was also active in the fields of film and photography, proving that the possibilities of music are inexhaustible.[citation needed] In 1991 Kagel was invited by Walter Fink as the second composer featured in the annual Komponistenporträt of the Rheingau Musik Festival. In 2000 he received the Ernst von Siemens Music Prize.
Staatstheater (1970) remains, probably, Kagel's best-known work. It is the piece that most clearly shows his absurdist tendency.[citation needed] He described it as a "ballet for non-dancers,"[This quote needs a citation] although it is in many ways more like an opera; the devices it uses as musical instruments include chamber pots and enema equipment. As the work progresses, the piece itself, and opera and ballet in general, becomes its own subject matter.[citation needed]
Similar is the radio play Ein Aufnahmezustand (1969) which is about the incidents surrounding the recording of a radio play. In Con voce (With Voice), a masked trio silently mimes playing instruments. Match (1964), is a "tennis game" for cellists with a percussionist as umpire (Griffiths 1978, 188) (for Siegfried Palm[citation needed]), also the subject of one of Kagel's films and perhaps the best-known of his works of instrumental theatre (Griffiths 1981, 812).
But Kagel wrote a large number of more conventional "pure" pieces too, including orchestral music, chamber music. Many of these make references to music of the past by, among others, Beethoven, Brahms, Bach and Liszt (Warnaby 1981, 38; Decarsin 1985, 260).
Kagel also made films, with one of the best known being Ludwig van (1970), a critical interrogation of the uses of Beethoven's music made during the bicentenary of that composer's birth (Griffiths 1978, 188). In it, a reproduction of Beethoven's studio is seen, as part of a fictive visit of the Beethoven House in Bonn. Everything in it is papered with sheet music of Beethoven's pieces. The soundtrack of the film is a piano playing the music as it appears in each shot. Because the music has been wrapped around curves and edges, it is somewhat distorted, but Beethovenian motifs can still be heard. In other parts, the film contains parodies of radio or TV broadcasts connected with the "Beethoven Year 1770". Kagel later turned the film into a piece of sheet music itself which could be performed in a concert without the film—the score consists of close-ups of various areas of the studio, which are to be interpreted by the performing pianist.
For orchestra[edit]
Dos piezas for orchestra (1952)
Heterophonie for orchestra (1959–61)
Zehn Märsche, um den Sieg zu verfehlen (Ten marches in order to miss victory), for brass orchestra (1979)
Les idées fixes, rondo for orchestra (1988/89)
Opus 1.991 for orchestra (1990)
Konzertstück (Concert piece), for timpani and orchestra (1990–92)
Études for orchestra (I 1992, II 1995/96, III 1996)
Fremde Töne & Widerhall (Strange sounds and echo), for orchestra (2005)
Chamber music[edit]
String Sextet (1953–57)
Transición II for piano, percussion, and two tapes (1958–59)
Sonant for guitar, harp, contrabass, and skin instruments (1960)
Match for three players (two celli and percussionist-umpire) (1964)
Musik für Renaissance-Instrumente, for two up to twenty-two instruments (1965–66)
String Quartets Nos. 1 and 2 (1965–67)
Der Schall for five players performing on 54 plucked-string, percussion, and wind instruments (1968)
Acustica for experimental sound-producers and loud-speakers (1968–70)
Morceau de concours for 1 or 2 trumpets (1968–72)
Dressur, trio for wood percussion (1977)
Rrrrrrr..., six duos for two percussionists (1982)
Pan a tutti i Papagheni, for piccolo and string quartet (1985)
Piano Trio No. 1 (1985)
String Quartet No. 3 (1986)
Aus dem Nachlass, pieces for viola, cello, and contrabass (1986)
Phantasiestück for flute and piano (1989)
Schattenklänge, three pieces for bass clarinet (1995)
Art bruit for a percussionist and an assistant (1994/95)
Vocal works[edit]
Fürst Igor – Strawinsky, a requiem for Igor Strawinsky for bass and instruments (1982)
Sankt-Bach-Passion for soloists, choirs and orchestra (premiered in 1985)
Mitternachtsstük for voices and instruments on four fragments from the diary of Robert Schumann (1980–81/86)
Schwarzes Madrigal (Black madrigal), for choir, trumpet, tuba and 2 percussionists (1998/99)
In der Matratzengruft for tenor and ensemble (2008)
Stage works[edit]
Staatstheater (1967/70)
Mare nostrum, Scenic Play for countertenor, baritone, flute, oboe, guitar, harp, cello and percussion (1975)
Kantrimiusik, pastorale for voices and instruments (1975)
Music-Epic about the Devil "La trahison orale" (1983)
Ludwig van (1969)
Anon. n.d. "Mauricio Kagel, 1931–2008". Mauricio Kagel website. (Accessed 21 September 2010).
Attinello, Paul. 2001. "Kagel, Mauricio." The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, second edition, edited by Stanley Sadie and John Tyrrell. London: Macmillan Publishers.
Decarsin, François. 1985. "Liszt's Nuages gris and Kagel's Unguis incarnatus est: A Model and Its Issue", translated by Jonathan Dunsby. Music Analysis 4, no. 3:259–63.
Griffiths, Paul. 1978. A Concise History of Modern Music: From Debussy to Boulez. London: Thames and Hudson. ISBN 0-500-18167-5. (Originally published as A Concise History of Avant-garde Music: from Debussy to Boulez. New York: Oxford University Press, 1978. ISBN 0-19-520044-6 (cloth), ISBN 0-19-520045-4 (pbk.). Reissued as Modern Music: A Concise History from Debussy to Boulez. New York: Thames and Hudson, 1985. ISBN 0-500-20164-1. Revised edition, as Modern Music: A Concise History. New York: Thames and Hudson, 1994. ISBN 0-500-20278-8.)
Griffiths, Paul. 1981. "Unnecessary Music: Kagel at 50". Musical Times 122:811–12.
Grimshaw, Jeremy. 2009 "Mauricio Kagel". Allmusic website (accessed 24 January 2010).
Heile, Björn. 2006. The Music of Mauricio Kagel. Aldershot, Hants; Burlington, VT: Ashgate. ISBN 0-7546-3523-6.
Kennedy, Michael, and Joyce Bourne Kennedy (eds.). 2006. "Kagel, Mauricio". The Oxford Dictionary of Music, second edition, revised. Oxford, Toronto, New York: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-861459-4.
Klüppelholz, Werner. 1981. Mauricio Kagel 1970–1980. Cologne: DuMont Buchverlag. ISBN 3-7701-1246-6.
Nonnenmann, Rainer. 2008. "Komponist Mauricio Kagel gestorben". Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger (18 September). (Accessed September 18, 2008).
Reich, Wieland. 1995. Mauricio Kagel: Sankt-Bach-Passion: Kompositionstechnik und didaktische Perspektiven. Saarbrücken: Pfau-Verlag. ISBN 3-930735-21-0.
Schnebel, Dieter. 1970. Mauricio Kagel: Musik, Thater, Film. Cologne: M. DuMont Schauberg.
Tadday, Ulrich. 2004. Mauricio Kagel. Munich: Edition Text + Kritik. ISBN 3-88377-761-7.
Warnaby, John. 1986. "Bach according to Kagel: St Bach Passion". Tempo, no.156:38–39.
Zarius, Karl-Heinz. 1977. Staatstheater von Mauricio Kagel: Grenze und Ubergang. Vienna: Universal Edition. ISBN 3-7024-0125-3.
Kunkel, Michael, and Martina Papiro (eds.). 2009. Der Schall: Mauricio Kagels Instrumentarium. Saarbrücken: Pfau-Verlag.
Steenhuisen, Paul. 2009. "Interview with Mauricio Kagel". In Sonic Mosaics: Conversations with Composers. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press. ISBN 978-0-88864-474-9.
Young, Logan K. 2011. Mauricio Kagel: A Semic Life. Washington, D.C.: T(W)E(L)V(E)! BOOKS. ISBN 1-257-37563-6.
Mauricio Kagel website, biography
Mauricio Kagel biography and works on the UE website (publisher)
Mauricio Kagel site by Björn Heile
Kagel Biography by BBC Radio 3 programme Cut and Splice.
Mauricio Kagel at UbuWeb Film presents various Kagel films, including the full version of Ludwig Van, available for free download.
Kagel's Acustica at the Avant Garde Project has FLAC files made from a high-quality LP transcription available for free download.
Edition Peters: Mauricio Kagel October 1998.
Interview: There Will Always Be Questions Enough Mauricio Kagel in conversation with Max Nyffeler.
UbuWeb: Mauricio Kagel featuring Der Schall (1968) and ACUSTICA for experimental sound-producers and loud-speakers.
Washington Post obit by Anne Midgette.
Guardian obit by Adrian Jack.
New York Times obituary by William Grimes.
Excerpts from sound archives of Kagel's works.
"Mauricio Kagel biography" (in French). IRCAM.
Interview with Mauricio Kagel, November 2, 1992
Darmstadt School (Darmstädter Ferienkurse)
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Arditti Quartet (1999)
Mauricio Kagel (2000)
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Grand Slams, Not Top Spot, The Lure For Sharapova
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Maria Sharapova rose to number two in the rankings on Monday after her impressive title run at the BNP Paribas Open but says she is motivated much more by grand slam glory than the prospect of regaining the top spot.
"Number one is a great number," the elegant Russian laughed after demolishing eighth-seeded Dane Caroline Wozniacki 6-2 6-2 in Sunday's final of the elite WTA event at Indian Wells to land her 28th title on the circuit.
"The more consistent you are and the better results that you have and the more wins that you're able to get, the better chances you have of getting that spot.
"Is it something that all of us want? Absolutely. It's a 'no-brainer' question. But I think at this point in my career, titles and grand slams are just a bigger priority."
Four-times grand slam Sharapova is well accustomed to the allure of being viewed as the game's best player, having become the fifth youngest woman to reach the top of the world rankings, at the age of 18 in 2005.
For her to regain that top spot, however, she will have to overhaul American Serena Williams who, when fully fit and on her game, is virtually unbeatable in women's tennis.
"Serena was very dominant last year," Sharapova said of Williams, who won Wimbledon, Olympic gold and the U.S. Open as she piled up seven titles in a dazzling 2012 campaign. "She played tremendous, confident tennis.
"She's also very strong and very athletic, so you need to be consistent with her. She's also a great frontrunner. You're down a little bit and she goes with it. She's a confidence player."
When it comes to head-to-heads between Sharapova and Williams, it is virtually no-contest. The Russian has won only twice in their 13 career meetings with her most recent victory dating back nine years to the Tour Championship in Los Angeles.
Sharapova has been beaten in straight sets by Williams in their last six matches.
In the eyes of many, the battle for top spot in the women's game could come down to a seemingly never-ending game of musical chairs between Williams, Sharapova and third-ranked Victoria Azarenka of Belarus, the reigning Australian Open champion.
"Serena is the most dangerous and she is the favourite at this point when she goes into tournaments because she has the most weapons," former world number one Tracy Austin told Reuters.
"She's an extraordinary athlete and I think because she has had some time off in her career, for extended periods where she was either injured or just away from the game, she still has the hunger."
Asked whether anyone could get close to Williams when the American was in prime form, Austin replied: "Azarenka gave her a good show at the U.S. Open last year, losing 6-2 2-6 7-5 in the final.
"Then we thought Serena was on her game at the Australian Open in January and she lost to Sloane Stephens (in the quarter-finals). So it's certainly possible."
Austin, who at 16 became the youngest U.S. Open champion in 1979 before claiming a second U.S. crown in 1981, regards Azarenka and Sharapova as the likeliest challengers to Williams for top spot.
"Victoria has really come through," said Austin. "She got mentally tougher, has more belief, got speedier about the court, got better movement and now she has the two grand slams.
"She is the most likely challenger right now. And then you have Maria. She is just a great story because she's already won so much and yet the motivation never seems to dissipate.
"She just seems to love the challenge of trying to improve as a tennis player and I just admire her so much for that because she clearly has won enough, she clearly has enough money."
Austin said she had been hugely impressed by the Russian's fighting spirit after having surgery on her right shoulder in October 2008 before dropping out of the top 100 in the rankings by May of the following year.
"After the surgery, I am sure she was concerned whether she was ever going to get that big weapon of a serve back again, as most of us were.
"But she just kept on fighting and working and believing in herself, won the French Open last year and got back to number one for a short time. It's a really spectacular story."
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Loans may be for thermal and electric efficiency measures, renewable energy and other services that advance the Vermont energy plan. Mark & Sara Borkowski recently used the GMP and Neighborworks bill repayment program to pay for two air source heat pumps for heating and cooling each floor of their Rutland home, a new heat pump hot water heater, and weatherization improvements.
Any GMP customer who owns a home or apartment building, up to four units, may participate. Loans are up to $15,000, with up to 10 years to pay back. Monthly payments on a ten-year loan of $15,000 are approximately $161/month, with an interest rate of 5.25% and APR of 5.618% and application fee of $250.To get started, GMP customers anywhere in Vermont may call NeighborWorks. NeighborWorks can also help connect customers with qualified contractors operating within Efficiency Vermont's Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program for energy audits and access to Efficiency Vermont's incentive program.
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Pachastrella é um gênero de esponja marinha da família Pachastrellidae.

Espécies
Pachastrella abyssi Schmidt, 1870
Pachastrella caliculata Kirkpatrick, 1902
Pachastrella chuni Lendenfeld, 1907
Pachastrella cribrum Lebwohl, 1914
Pachastrella dilifera de Laubenfels, 1934
Pachastrella echinorhabda Pulitzer-Finali, 1972
Pachastrella fusca Lebwohl, 1914
Pachastrella incrustata Bergquist, 1968
Pachastrella isorrhopa Kirkpatrick, 1902
Pachastrella monilifera Schmidt, 1868
Pachastrella multipora Dickinson, 1945
Pachastrella ovisternata Lendenfeld, 1894
Pachastrella scrobiculosa Lebwohl, 1914

Referências
 Van Soest, R.W.M, Boury-Esnault, N., Hooper, J.N.A., Rützler, K, de Voogd, N.J., Alvarez, B., Hajdu, E., Pisera, A.B., Vacelet, J., Manconi, R., Schoenberg, C., Janussen, D., Tabachnick, K.R., Klautau, M. (2008). World Porifera database. Avaliada online em http://www.marinespecies.org/porifera. Visitada em 06 de maio de 2009.

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Keystone Enjoys 17-8 Win Over St. John Fisher
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La PLUME, Pa. – The Keystone College baseball team enjoyed a 17-8 non-confrence win over visiting St. John Fisher College on Monday afternoon in the final home game for the Giants in the regular season.
With the victory, the Giants improve to 23-13 and will head to the University of Scranton tomorrow at 5 p.m. The Cardinals move to 27-12 on the season.
The top of the order went 8-for-14 with 11 RBI and eight runs scored as senior Dakota McFadden (Rocky Point, NC/Heide Trask) went 3-for-5 with two home runs, four RBI and two runs scored.
Junior Joe Fichera (Mahopac, N.Y./Mahopac) went 3-for-5 with three RBI and four runs at leadoff while senior Mohammed Hussein (Queens, NY/William C. Bryant) went 2-for-4 with four RBI and two runs scored.
Freshman Chris Hadsall (Lehman, Pa./Lake Lehman) went 2-for-4 with two runs scored while freshman Devin Reed (Hazleton, Pa./Hazleton Area) and junior Ryan Callahan (Highland Mills, N.Y./Monroe-Woodbury) scored two runs apiece.
McFadden launched a two –run bomb to center in the first and added a solo shot in the eighth.
On the hill, junior Jared Rowley (Dover, Del./Dover) earned the start and went two innings, striking out two. Sophomore Nathan Hinkley (Bradenton, Fla./Saint Lucie West Centennial) – the 2019 CSAC Pitcher of the Year – tossed the next five innings to earn his fourth win of the spring, allowing two earned runs on 75 pitches. Junior Zabdiel Parilla (Reading, Pa./Reading) threw the final two frames, striking out three.
The Giants scored twice in the first, three runs in the second, four runs in the fourth, three in the fifth, and two more in the sixth and eighth frames.
St. John Fisher used eight pitchers in the defeat.


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Vancouver, Canada: June 30, 2009 – Absolute® Software Corporation (TSX: ABT), the leading provider of firmware-based, patented, computer theft recovery, data protection and secure IT asset management solutions announced today that a large computer manufacturer's customer care offerings now include mobile computer management and anti-theft solutions powered by Computrace®.
The Computrace-powered solution, which includes computer theft recovery, remote data deletion and IT asset management capabilities, launched this month as a standalone offering within the manufacturer's customer care offerings designed for European small and medium businesses (SME), and is sold by the manufacturer and its resellers across Western Europe.
"The small and medium-sized business segment is a challenging market to reach on a global basis," said William Pound, Vice-President, Global Corporate Development at Absolute Software. "Incorporating Absolute's solutions into the existing sales channels of major computer manufacturers allows customers to purchase our products from their trusted source in the manner they are accustomed to. This is a key strategy in our international expansion program."
Computrace technology is embedded in the firmware of computers from the world's leading manufacturers and it can be easily activated by the customer.* Access to Computrace solutions is typically activated by customers when they purchase a subscription with terms ranging from one to five years. Computrace solutions allow IT professionals to track stolen computers, delete data remotely to protect confidential information, detect unauthorized software or missing hardware and help ensure regulatory compliance.
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Health care can get expensive, especially if you run into an unexpected medical emergency. Even with health insurance, the costs can be difficult to bear. Without insurance, the costs are practically impossible to manage if you end up in the hospital, or need other emergency care.
Choosing your health insurance plan requires that you consider a combination of affordability and adequate coverage. As you look into your options, here are 5 things to keep in mind.
Preventative care: The PPACA requires that all health plans cover "preventative care" without charing a co-pay or making other charges. However, you need to find out what's included in that. Your health insurance company can determine how many visits are needed for preventative care, as well as what items are included.
Pre-existing conditions: Find out what constitutes "pre-existing", as well as what might not be covered.
Mental health services: Not all plans cover mental health services, so you need to take a close look at this item.
Alternative treatments: Some alternative/complementary treatments, such as acupuncture, massage, homeopathy, and other "non-traditional" therapies might not be covered by your insurance plan.
Think about what coverage you will likely need in the next year or so, and make sure that your plan has it.
Make sure you know which care providers are in the network before you sign on. When we chose our insurance provider, my husband and I wanted a provider network that was present in our own town, but also included care providers in my parents' town and my husband's parents' town. We looked to make sure that the provider network was adequate, since we travel a decent amount.
Look into the provider network where you live, as well as in the areas where you normally visit. Compare the cost of in-network care to out-of-network care, and you'll see that it makes a big difference.
Look into what you will be expected to pay when it comes to your health plan. This includes your monthly premium as well as your deductible.
Consider whether or not it makes sense for you to go with a high-deductible health care plan. These plans require you to pay more upfront. While you'll still get your preventative care visit for free, you will likely have to pay the entire cost of other visits out of pocket until you reach your deductible. The main advantage is that you pay a lower monthly premium.
My family has a high deductible plan. However, since we rarely need health care services, paying out of pocket isn't a problem. The monthly premium is low enough that, even paying out of pocket, our yearly health care costs are below what they were when we had a lower deductible and a much higher premium.
Evaluate your own needs, and run the numbers. Then look at whether or not you can handle the out of pocket costs. I find that having an adequate emergency fund to meet the deductible, along with a HSA, is a great help. Make sure you understand your out of pocket costs, and your ability to meet them, before you commit to a plan.
4. Are there Plan Perks?
Some health insurance plans have perks like wellness incentives. At one time, and employer of mine had plans that provided discount memberships to qualified gyms or exercise programs. I used mine to get a discounted membership to Curves.
If you have an employer, find out if there are perks associated with healthy behaviors, or if there is a HSA or FSA connected to the plan (your employer might even contribute). You might find that there are some great perks that can offset some of the other costs.
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Finally, find out about pharmaceutical coverage. Find out about whether or not certain generics are covered, and whether or not you will have to pay the entire cost for name brand medications. I have a name brand medication that I pay the entire cost for. However, the low monthly premium makes it worth it. Even paying full price for this medication, I still save over what I paid a few years ago, since my insurance company never covered this medication.
Make sure you understand what's covered, especially if you have a specific medication you want to use.
With careful consideration, you can choose a plan that's right for you, and that you are more likely to be able to afford.
It is also my problem to sustain and keep my health insurance policy since the monthly premium is getting higher. I wonder how am i going lower my health insurance rate since it is i know deep inside that this is never going to stop.
Thanks for the good content on health plans. I have a high deductible plan. The premiums are getting so high that within two to three years the monthly amount could equal my mortgage. This is not sustainable for me and I'm wondering what the heck will happen then.
Good advice, but in the run up to 2014 there will be a tremendous crush of infomation about health insurance plans. Whatever else the PPACA has done, it has made it MUCH more complicated to secure insurance and to see a doctor.
There are other non-insurance alternatives that exempt individuals from the individual insurance mandate (in PPACA), namely, religious medical sharing organizations. All of these share medical bills among members (as opposed to risk as with insurance), and have been in existence for more than 15 years. They are far cheaper than any insurance (save that enjoyed by Congress and unions), have no network providers (i.e. you see whoever you want), and are very successful at lowering the cost of health care for their members.


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Knutsford in Bloom 2012
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'Smell of Success' for Knutsford's independent traders.
Engaging creative displays by Knutsford traders including Pulse of Perfume in Princess Street and Gusto Restaurant and Bar on King Street (shown) are challenging RHS Flower Show visitors to browse, 'shop and dine' in the town on their way to and from the show. Disappointing, was the lack of participation and noticeable absence of any flower displays by the town's new supermarkets who hopefully will be inspired to participate in future events to promote the town. An idea for Waitrose (courtesy of Marketing Knutsford) could be to make a display around the Waitrose signage with perhaps a display created and sponsored by either Fryers' rose centre or the Black Rose shop. Customers and visitors on their way home to the station could be offered a £10.00 meal deal with a bottle of Rose Wine. Perhaps it not too late this year to implement.
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Issues on parking and business rates hike not likely to encourage increase in footfall or retailers
Forum welcomes Portas Review, but says more work needs to be done in key areas
The Forum of Private Business has welcomed the Government's decision to accept virtually all of the recommendations in the Portas Review, but said it has not nearly gone far enough in key areas.
Last year ministers asked retail guru Mary Portas to compile a report on how to revive the UK's flagging high street economy, which is suffering from reduced footfall and high vacancy rates.
The Government has now said it will implement most of the 28 key proposals put forward by Ms Portas, including better management of town centres with new town teams, affordable town centre car parking, a town centre 'first' approach in planning and disincentives for landlords who leave shops empty.
Last Updated on Thursday, 04 April 2013 10:22
Knutsford Businesses join forces to promote their products and services.
Following the demise of the Knutsford Business Club last year, a number of individual members have come together to realise the potential of the club by working together to promote their products and services. They will all be complimentary companies and come with referrals from customers and clients alike. All have trading premises in and around Knutsford and will 'encourage business networking and referral business' without the need for monthly meetings. Knutsford Business News is delighted to support this initiative and will provide updated news from the group throughout the year. The first success has been the letting of previously empty office space that now provides like-minded individuals with a friendly working environment where each can offer their combined support and skills, while working on their own business. This opportunity only came about by individuals working together to achieve a solution to their workspace requirements and a flexible landlord.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 15 February 2011 15:27
Knutsford retail scene attracts several new tenants despite economic uncertainty.
New companies moving in include Rohan outdoor clothing in Princess St, yet to be confirmed - A Jewellery shop in Minshull St, taking over Modelle's premises, A new fashion clothing shop where the Dressing Room was trading, Chalon Interior design/kitchens, to open in what was formerley known as Cos Recruitment. an Art gallery in the former Starbucks, another kitchen design shop, and the already opened Aunty Mabels Seat.
Perhaps this is indicative of what life has in store for us in Knutsford thanks to the 'austerity package' created by our own Tatton MP and Chancellor, George Osborne, where we will be spending more time and money in our kitchens, buying suitable attire for 'staycation holidays' and saving money by not having to move into a larger house. .
Exiting from the retail scene in June and July sadly includes the loss of Modelle, Nasty and the Dressing Room. Chris Orwell of Interiors, trading for the past 20 years from his premises in King Street, has decided to close and Starbucks have already left. Most owners stated that failure to address the parking issues contributed to their decision not to renew their leases.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 18 August 2010 08:54
Concerns raised over traffic chaos if pedestrianisation of King Street goes ahead.
Businesses' concerns heighten over fear that traffic re-routing to accommodate proposed plans for pedestrianisation will be hopelessly flawed. Existing signage proves to be totally inadequate to cope with the everyday events, whereby HGV drivers relying on their SATNAV for directions continue to enter King Street causing endless queues of traffic, and damage to parked cars. There is a feeling that between Highways and Cheshire East, there has been a failure to address the existing issues that continuously prove that the signage is inadequate, why should they be able to provide a solution to a new set of issues that will no doubt create new challenges. If you have any views or concerns over Pedestrianisation of King Street, the Knutsford Business Club will be holding a Meeting at 6.00pm in the Angel Hotel on Tuesday 18th May 2010 for any traders or businesses that would like to have their ideas and concerns shared and supported.
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TRIBUTES have come pouring in for an Edinburgh teen who was killed by a minibus during a gap year trip to Laos.
Andy Towns, 18, is believed to have been killed in the incident in the Southeast Asian country on Saturday.
Tributes flooded in for the keen footballer, who played for North Merchiston FC as a youngster as he was described as "one in a million" by grieving pals.
Andy attended Boroughmuir High School, which has informed pupils of the tragedy.
On Twitter, Boroughmuir Seniors wrote: "Absolutely heartbroken. Andy Towns, one in a million, you'll never be forgotten.
One pal wrote: "RIP to Andy Towns, a guy I had the privilege of meeting in the short time I knew him.
"Such a shame a young life like his is gone.
Andy Towns, one in a million, you'll never be forgotten.
"Thoughts and prayers to the family and friends as always at this time".
A minute silence was held by Andy's former club, North Merchiston FC, ahead of all yesterday's games to pay their respects.
Andy's family were too distressed to comment.


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Open Your Eyes (Yes) Easter Egg - Album Preview at the End of the Album
If you leave your "Open Your Eyes" cd by Yes running after the last song finishes, after several minutes you'll hear a hidden track which contains preview of the album songs. Just leave it playing, i don't remember exactly how long is to the hidden track :-)
Special Requirements: Yes CD and CD-player
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Armand Tamsarian writes:
The hidden track begins at the end of the last track at 7 minuets and 38 seconds in to the track (about a minuet and a half after The Solution ends). The track is not continuous. Their are short samples about every minute until the track reaches 24 minutes, then the c.d. ends. Its not actually much of an album preview. All the clips in the secret track are accapella versions. If you have a four speaker sound system the samples and sound effects will travel all around the room. The bonus track was played over the P.A. before each show of the 1997 tour. If you have really good ears, you can hear a brief snippet of Steve Howe playing electric sitar just before the c.d. ends.
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