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Rosamunde ist der deutschsprachige Titel eines international bekannten Stimmungslieds, das auf einer 1927 von Jaromír Vejvoda komponierten böhmischen Polka basiert. Der tschechische Titel des Liedes lautet Škoda lásky ("Schade um die Liebe"), im englischsprachigen Raum ist das Stück als Beer Barrel Polka bekannt.

Entstehungsgeschichte und Coverversionen

Jaromír Vejvoda komponierte 1927 die Modřanská Polka ("Polka von Modřany") als reines Instrumentalstück. Václav Zeman schrieb dazu 1932 einen Text mit dem Titel Škoda lásky und versah das Lied mit einem Stimmumfang von C4 bis F5.

Im Jahr 1934 verfasste Klaus S. Richter einen deutschen Text mit dem Titel Rosamunde, durch den der Song zum Stimmungslied wurde. Akkordeonspieler Will Glahé brachte zunächst mit seinem Orchester eine in Berlin am 11. Mai 1938 eingespielte Fassung unter dem deutschen Titel Skoda Lasky, Böhmische Polka  / Gänsemarsch mit einem Akkordeonsolo heraus (Electrola EG 6398), der sich bis 1943 zum Millionenseller entwickelte. Rosamunde war der zweite Millionenseller der deutschen Musikindustrie nach dem Soldatenlied Lili Marleen von Lale Andersen.

Der US-Musikverlag Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. erwarb 1938 die US-Rechte und ließ die Melodie mit englischem Text von Lew Brown und Wladimir A. Timm versehen, nunmehr tituliert als Beer Barrel Polka (Roll Out the Barrel). Als erste nahmen die Plehal Brothers den Song am 20. März 1939 auf. Es folgten einige weitere Coverversionen, die nicht in die Hitparade gelangten. Erst als die Andrews Sisters den Song aufgriffen und ihn am 3. Mai 1939 produzieren ließen (Decca 2462-A), wurde der Song erfolgreich. Ihre Version gelangte bis auf Rang 4 der Hitparade und wurde über 350.000 Mal verkauft. Bereits drei Tage später war Will Glahé, der inzwischen in die USA ausgewandert war, mit seinem Musette Orchestra im Studio, deren Fassung (Victor V-710-B) für 4 Wochen auf Rang 1 der Pop-Hitparade blieb.

Rosamunde wurde im Zweiten Weltkrieg zum Soldatenlied. Ebenfalls 1939 entstanden Fassungen von Jolly Jack Robel & His Band, Gray Gordon's TicToc Rhythm, Henry Busse & His Orchestra und Whoopee John Wilfahrt's Band. Harry Harden's Musette Orchestra stand im März 1941 im Studio. 1954 arrangierte der amerikanische Akkordeonist John Serry senior die Melodie für ein Akkordeon-Quartett und nahm das Lied für RCA Records auf. Auch die Acid-Rock-Band Grateful Dead präsentierte den Song 1973 live im Pershing Municipal Auditorium in Lincoln/Nebraska. 1975 nahm Bobby Vinton eine Coverversion auf. Über fünf Monate hielt sich die Schlagerversion von Dennie Christian in der deutschen Hitparade, nachdem sie im Januar 1975 veröffentlicht wurde und bis auf Rang 3 vorrückte.

Am 21. März 2002 dirigierte Josef Vejvoda die berühmteste Polka seines Vaters in der New Yorker Carnegie Hall vor einem ausverkauften Auditorium mit 2800 Zuhörern.

Weblinks
 Jazzman mit Polka im Blut: Über Vejvoda und Rosamunde
 Deutscher Text und Midi-Dateien
 Rooosaaamunde! Eine böhmische Polka geht um die Welt, Beitrag vom 28. Mai 2008 auf Radio Praha

Einzelnachweise

Polka
Schlager (Lied)
Lied 1927
Musik (Tschechien)

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WEEK 20 REPORT
Bacon Bits:
-The Rockford IceHogs extended their season-high road win and point streaks through the first two games of last week's road trip before suffering a 3-2 loss at San Diego on Saturday. The Hogs won three straight road games and notched a five-game road point streak (Feb. 3-22) during that stretch.
-Rockford went 2-2-0-0 during last week's games and boasts a 7-3-0-3 record during the month of February. The IceHogs have points in 10 of 13 games this month and 17 of 26 possible points in that span.
-Lars Johansson posted his second shutout of the season with a 35-save effort on Feb. 22 at Manitoba. Johansson has gone 4-0-0-3 with a 1.76 GAA over his last seven games since Jan. 14.
-Spencer Abbott scored the lone shootout goal in Wednesday's 1-0 win against the Moose. Abbott currently leads the AHL with four shootout goals and three game-winning shootout goals this season.
-Eric Gustafsson tallied a pair of multi-point efforts last week with two assists at Manitoba (Feb. 21) and Ontario (Feb. 26). Gustafsson ranks first among AHL defenseman and third overall in the league with 12 assists over his last 16 games since Jan. 25.
-Ville Pokka scored a power-play goal on Feb. 25 at San Diego and tallied a power-play assist the following night at Ontario. Pokka has scored each of his four goals this season while on the power play and currently leads all IceHogs skaters with 16 power-play points.
Upcoming Home Games:
Tuesday, Feb. 28: The IceHogs host the Moose in the fifth season matchup between the two teams at 7 p.m. Tuesday is a Fas Fuel Winning Weekday and a WXRX Dollar Day featuring $2 beers, sodas, hot dogs and companion tickets, and if the IceHogs win every fan in attendance can redeem their ticket for a FREE ticket to the next weekday home game. Additionally, one lucky fan will win a $50 Fas Fuel gas card.
Friday, Mar. 3: Rockford faces the Moose in the sixth contest of the season series. Puck drops at 7 p.m. The first 1,000 fans 21 and older to enter the arena will receive an IceHogs grill spatula courtesy of Bud Light. It's also a Blues Flame Friday pregame party presented by District Bar & Grill. Doors to the Blue Flame Lounge on the main concourse open at 5:15 p.m. for the pregame festivities. Fans 21-and-older are invited to enjoy live music from Paula Pena, a happy hour special, and free appetizers at the Blue Flame Lounge.
Saturday, Mar. 4: The Rockford IceHogs face the Iowa Wild in their seventh season meeting on Autism Awareness Night. Game time is 7 p.m. and the first 1,500 fans to enter the BMO Harris Bank Center will receive a set of coasters (four) compliments of The Autism Program of Easterseals.
Bud Light Monthly Monday Hog Talk At Vintage 501:
Bud Light Hog Talk has been cancelled for February. Vintage 501 is located in downtown Rockford at 501 E. State St. Fans can join broadcaster Bob Mills and Kevin Peters from 6-7 p.m. on the first Monday of every month throughout the season as the duo chats with IceHogs players, coaches and front office members. For those unable to attend the show in-person, Monday's show will be streaming live on WXRX.com. "Bud Light Hog Talk" will also be available on www.icehogs.com following the live show. Fans can access the podcast through the "Audio Highlights" link in the "Multimedia" menu.
The IceHogs Broadcasting Network:
Catch every IceHogs game, home and road, in 2016-17 on WIFR's "Justice Network" on 23.3. The games can also be viewed on Comcast Cable channel 434, Charter Cable channel 194, Dish Network channel 252 or Mediacom 102 in the Rockford market and online through AHLLive.com. Every TV broadcast will start with "IceHogs Warm Up" 30 minutes prior to puck drop. Fans can also listen to the action for free at WXRX.com and sportsfanradio1330.com. For a complete listing of TV stations carrying IceHogs games, visit IceHogs.com, and for the complete schedule of radio broadcasts, visit sportsfanradio1330.com.
Tickets On Sale for 2016-2017!
IceHogs individual game tickets can be purchased by calling (815) 968-5222 to reserve your seats for any regular season home game during the 2016-17 season. Tickets can also be purchased online at IceHogs.com, in person at the BMO Harris Bank Center Box Office in downtown Rockford or at any Ticketmaster outlet, including Walmart.

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Hymenopus coronatus (Orchid Mantis) is a relatively easy Praying Mantis to keep and as such is perfect for a beginner keeping exotic invertebrates.
With its superb adaptations of leaf/petal-like mimicry, Hymenopus coronatus (Orchid Mantis) really is a distinguishable and truly captivating species of Praying Mantis to keep.
Hymenopus coronatus, also called H. bicornis, is a mantis from the rain forests of Southeast Asia. It is known by various common names including walking flower mantis and (pink) orchid mantis. It is one of several species known as flower mantises from their resemblance and behaviour. In the wild, H. coronatus can be found in Malaysia.
This species is characterized by brilliant colouring and a structure finely adapted for camouflage, mimicking parts of the orchid flower. The four walking legs resemble flower petals, the toothed front pair being used as in other mantises for grasping prey.
H. coronatus shows some of the most pronounced sexual dimorphism of any species of mantis; males can be less than half the size of females.
First-stage nymphs mimic bugs of the family Reduviidae, which have a powerful bite and are foul tasting.
The mantis can change its colour between pink and brown, according to the colour of the background.
Hymenopus coronatus is found in the rain forests of South-East Asia, including Malaysia and Indonesia.
The species is carnivorous, mainly catching other insects. In the laboratory it prefers lepidopteran prey. Their diet consists of eating small insects, including flying insects such as crickets, flies, fruit-flies, beetles and even bees or other dangerous insects. Some Mantis have even been known to be carnivorous, eating their own siblings when a smaller, slower brother or sister may wonder too closely. Mantis have even been known to eat comparably very large mammals such as lizards, birds, frogs, turtles, and even mice.


As summer break approaches, it's easy to lose sight of what still needs to be done at school. Unfortunately, there are still plenty of highly important things to get done. Help your child stay on track with these end of year tips.
Help your child stay on top of their academics by helping them set some end of year goals. These goals can include anything from reaching the highest grade in a class or even finishing off the year with a certain GPA. Creating these reachable goals will give them something concrete to focus on and will keep them motivated even when everyone else is focused on summer break.
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Jacksonville Journal-Courier
Loren Dean McEvers
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Loren Dean McEvers, 70, of Jacksonville died Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2020, at his residence.
He was born Aug. 31, 1950, in Jacksonville, the son of Walter Edmun and Iva Mae Angelo McEvers. Loren married Nathalie Dietch in 1972 and she survives.
Loren also is survived by six sons, Nathan McEvers of Jacksonville, Aaron (Christy) McEvers of El Paso, Texas, Justin (Amanda) McEvers of Jacksonville, Jordan McEvers and Collin McEvers of Jacksonville, and Bryan (Stephanie) Hill of Russellville, Alabama; 15 grandchildren, Brooke, Bailey, Alyssa, Tyler and Aidan McEvers, McKenzie (Matt) Leno, Kenneth (Seline) McEvers, Piper, Mason, Celtin, Jaymisen and Blaize McEvers, and Michael (Michelle), Matthew and Morgan Hill; several great-grandchildren; two sisters, Elaine Gauges (deceased husband, Kenneth) and Linda Van Aken (deceased husband, David), both of Jacksonville; and several nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Bob McEvers and Ed McEvers (surviving wife, Jan of Jacksonville); one sister, Sharon McEvers; and two nephews, Robbie McEvers and Jeff Jones.
Loren took great pride in serving for more than 24 years as the grounds supervisor at Jacksonville Developmental Center, where he was well respected for his attention to detail and devotion to his position, going to such extreme lengths as to propagate and nurture plants and trees from seed in his greenhouse to adorn the campus. After retiring with the closing of the center, Loren continued sharing his love and expertise of gardening as a landscape specialist beautifying Jacksonville area yards.
In addition to his gardening talent, Loren was a well-respected pool player, having competed in countless eight-ball and three-cushion billiards leagues. He was recognized as the State of Illinois Eight-Ball Champion in 2007 and brought home a second-place finish at the 2016 NVEA Pool Championship in the open eight-ball singles division held in Las Vegas. There is no adequate way to quantify the influence Loren had on hundreds of pool players throughout his many years as a competitor, coach, league operator and mentor.
While Loren was a humble man of many talents, he was most proud of his family. As he assumed the role of the family patriarch, he provided a solid foundation for his children, grandchildren and sisters. Family and friends will never forget impromptu dance sessions in the kitchen with his harmonica, his sense of humor, contagious smile and willingness to lend a hand to anyone in need.
A graveside service will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2020, at Memorial Lawn Cemetery. There will be no visitation. However, friends are invited to escort the family from Williamson Funeral Home to the cemetery south of Jacksonville. Williamson staff will line up vehicles in their south parking lot until 1:45 p.m., preparing for a 2 p.m. departure. Because of the current pandemic, face masks and social distancing are required. Memorials are suggested to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, American Cancer Society, The Salvation Army and Toys for Tots. Williamson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements, and condolences may be left online at airsman-hires.com.
Published in Jacksonville Journal-Courier from Nov. 21 to Nov. 22, 2020.
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Have great funny memories of Jacksonville High School days with Loren and the Angelos from Lynville. Was a great guy. enjoyed playing pool at the Drexel.
Gerald Stewart
Lilburn, Georgia
Deepest sympathy to the family. He was a gentle giant!
Sandy Prunty
Sandra Prunty
Loren was a great person ! R.I.P. hope you and uncle Toby play some pool up there. You will be missed!
Sorry for your loss. Loren was a amazing man.
Rose Evans
My condolences to the McEvers family. I met Loren Dean at the Drexel in the 1970s. Where else? He was one of the best players in a pool room filled with talented players. He had a wry sense of humor and a kind disposition. I was sorry to see this news.
Oliver Wiest
Loren was an amazing man. Truly one of a kind and an absolute pleasure to have known. This world was a much better place and more beautiful, primarily because he knew how to landscape like no other. He was always there to lend me a helping hand and I was always needing help. He will be missed greatly.
Bobbi Kindred
Condolences to all the family
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19 Books for National Poetry Month
Books of poems perfect for kids of all ages and reading levels
9 Books for Women's History Month
Summer's Here
April is National Poetry Month! From haiku to limericks and nonsense rhymes to story poems, introduce your kids to the fun-filled poetry in these books.
1. Boom! Bellow! Bleat!
Written by: Georgia Heard
Illustrated by: Aaron DeWitt
Ages 5–9
This playful collection of poems—peppered with an astounding variety of animal sounds—is meant to be read aloud together and is an ideal collection for parents and children to share, or for a fun, interactive classroom read-aloud. Laced with humor, the poems are a delight to read aloud and cover all major classes of animals: mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians, insects, and even a crustacean!
2. In the Middle of the Night
Written by: Laura Purdie Salas
Illustrated by: Angela Matteson
What do the things in your home do when you're asleep? They play, of course! In this compendium of poems by Laura Purdie Salas, everything from stuffed animals to clothing to writing utensils comes to life under the cover of night. Accompanied by Angela Matteson's beautiful acrylic-on-wood illustrations, this book will spark young readers' imaginations and is a perfect choice for bedtime reading.
3. I'm the Big One Now!
Written by: Marilyn Singer
Illustrated by: Jana Christy
A perfect gift for a new big brother or big sister, this collection of 21 poems celebrates growing up and milestones both large and small in a young person's life, such as learning how to whistle, riding the school bus alone, and becoming an older sibling.
4. School People
Written by: Lee Bennett Hopkins
Illustrated by: Ellen Shi
Award-winning poet and anthologist Lee Bennett Hopkins presents 15 never-before-published poems celebrating the wonderful, caring people children encounter during the course of a school day. Each poem features the people who inspire, encourage, and help children in their own unique ways. This marvelous compendium, with its heartfelt and thoughtful perspective, is the perfect back-to-school book.
5. Read! Read! Read!
Written by: Amy Ludwig VanDerwater
Illustrated by: Ryan O'Rourke
Twenty-three poems capture the joys of reading from that thrilling moment when a child first learns to decipher words to the excitement that follows in reading everything from road signs to field guides to internet articles to stories. These poems also explore what reading does, lyrically celebrating how it opens minds, can make you kind, and allows you to explore the whole world. Ryan O'Rourke's rich artwork beautifully captures the imagination and playfulness in these poems.
6. A Bunch of Punctuation
Illustrated by: Serge Bloch
In this land of punctuation, the exclamation mark is a superhero who tells a story chock-full of bops and bams, the comma lets you pause to enjoy the weather, and the period is where you must come to a full stop—or else the Grammar Police will get you. With humor and imagination, award-winning poet and anthologist Lee Bennett Hopkins takes a universal topic and makes it accessible, fun, and inviting for kids.
7. Crawly School for Bugs
Written by: David L. Harrison
Illustrated by: Julie Bayless
Here is a winning combination for poetry fans and bug enthusiasts alike. Termites, stinkbugs, gnats, and more insects galore attend the Crawly School for Bugs, where a mosquito nurse always wants to draw blood, noisy crickets take classes in "How to Be Annoying," and the Golden Rule is "never eat a friend at school." Julie Bayless's delightful illustrations hilariously portray these buzzy students and provide the perfect match for the clever, funny poems.
8. Keep a Pocket in Your Poem
Written by: J. Patrick Lewis
Illustrated by: Johanna Wright
Thirteen classic poems by poets such as Robert Frost, Langston Hughes, Emily Dickinson, and David McCord are paired with parodies written by J. Patrick Lewis that honor and play off of the original poems in a range of ways. This playful introduction to classics will inspire imagination and wonder even as it tickles funny bones.
9. A Mirror to Nature
Written by: Jane Yolen
Photographed by: Jason Stemple
Water possesses reflective qualities, creating fascinating patterns and doubled images that allow us to see things in new ways. Celebrated writer Jane Yolen and photographer Jason Stemple capture these natural beauties in 12 thoughtful poems and breathtaking pictures. This artistic collaboration gives readers a unique opportunity to contemplate their world.
10. Thunder Underground
Illustrated by: Josée Masse
In this collection, noted children's poet Jane Yolen takes readers on an expedition underground, exploring everything from animal burrows and human creations, like subways, near the surface—to ancient cities and fossils, lower down—to caves, magma, and Earth's tectonic plates, deeper still below our feet. This book contains science, poetry, and an adventure story all rolled into one. This thought-provoking collection will evoke a sense of wonder and awe in readers as they discover the mysterious world underneath us.
11. Garvey's Choice
Written by: Nikki Grimes
Garvey's father has always wanted Garvey to be athletic, but Garvey is interested in astronomy, science fiction, reading—anything but sports. When his only friend encourages him to join the school chorus, Garvey's life changes. Garvey finds a way to accept himself, and a way to finally reach his distant father—by speaking the language of music instead of the language of sports. This emotionally resonant novel in verse by award-winning author Nikki Grimes celebrates choosing to be true to yourself.
12. Words with Wings
Written in vivid, accessible poems, this remarkable verse novel is a celebration of imagination, of friendship, of one girl's indomitable spirit, and of a teacher's ability to reach out and change a life.
13. Catching a Storyfish
Written by: Janice N. Harrington
This lyrical and deeply emotional novel in verse celebrates the power of story and of finding one's individual voice.
14. Fresh Delicious
Written by: Irene Latham
Illustrated by: Mique Moriuchi
Take a memorable trip to the farmers' market in this playful collection of 21 poems that will inspire readers to look at fruits and vegetables—and the whole world—in new ways. This celebration of the power and joy of poetry includes six recipes featuring the fruits and vegetables in the book.
15. Grumbles from the Town
Written by: Jane Yolen and Rebecca Kai Dotlich
Poets Jane Yolen and Rebecca Kai Dotlich take 14 Mother-Goose rhymes that have been enjoyed by generations of children and twist them in ways sure to delight modern kids. These poem pairs feature wildly different voices and perspectives, and Angela Matteson's stunning illustrations add further hilarious details.
16. Jumping Off Library Shelves
Illustrated by: Jane Manning
Here is the library, not just as a place that houses books, but as an experience. Fifteen poems celebrate the thrill of getting your first library card, the excitement of story hour, and the joy of discovering that the librarian understands you and knows exactly which books you'll love. The poems, compiled by noted poet and anthologist Lee Bennett Hopkins, pay homage to the marvels of books and reading. Accompanied by Jane Manning's colorful, imaginative illustrations, this collection lyrically celebrates the magic of libraries.
17. Creatures of Earth, Sea, and Sky
Illustrated by: Jennifer Owings Dewey
Creatures of land, water, and sky are featured here in short poems for early readers. Noted poet and educator Georgia Heard writes about baboons and bears, eagles and bats, dragonflies and frogs. Naturalist and illustrator Jennifer Dewey captures each animal in dramatic detail. The book is written and illustrated with a reverence for the natural world and for wildlife and will find an audience not only in children but in nature lovers of all ages.
18. Voices from the March on Washington
Written by: J. Patrick Lewis and George Ella Lyon
Ages 10–14
The powerful poems in this poignant collection weave together multiple voices to tell the story of the March on Washington, DC, in 1963. From the woman singing through a terrifying bus ride to DC, to the teenager who came partly because his father told him, "Don't you dare go to that march," to the young child riding on her father's shoulders, each voice brings a unique perspective to this tale. As the characters tell their stories of this historic day, their chorus plunges readers into the experience of being at the march—walking shoulder to shoulder with strangers, hearing Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech, heading home inspired.
19. If You Were a Chocolate Mustache
Illustrated by: Matthew Cordell
In this tasty collection, J. Patrick Lewis displays the breadth and depth of his talent, giving readers of any and every sensibility something to make them laugh out loud. Baked in Lewis's brilliant imagination and sprinkled with Matthew Cordell's warm, witty drawings, the result is a collection to delight the taste buds.
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High Oak Youth Community Centre work with a network of partners. We work together to support the local young people and the community, sharing skills and resources to create a greater impact in the community and on an international level. Also, to support the promotion of their services in the organizations.
ACCN (African Caribbean Community Network):
A good social gathering place to meet family & friends to celebrate life's events. We support ACCN events and supporting the staff during the activities and also work alongside the carers group on a Wednesday.
Impact training: an alternative school provision:
High Oak Volunteers are supporting the pupils with their learning. Our volunteers support them within the class room in a variety of subjects.
St Johns Youth Club:
The volunteers are supporting the youth club with ideas, creativity and sharing their cultures. Breaking down stereotypes and sharing through games and creative activities. The volunteers and staff work together, interacting with the young people who attend, to allow them to understand and be aware of other people and cultures around them.
CFED (Centre for Equality and Diversity):
CFED is committed to eliminating discrimination and creating opportunities to build capacity and enterprise within local communities. The volunteers are supporting CFED with social media skills and photoshop skills.
Enlight Projects:
Working with young people to bring about positive change in their communities through engagement, activate citizenship, education and social action. Creating innovative and dynamic projects to improve the lives of young people. The volunteers are supporting youth club and alternative education activities.
Café Connect:
High Oak Youth and Community Center volunteers are working alongside Café Connect to support the local community needs. We are currently working on an 8-week Photoshop and computers training course. The aim of the course is to support beginners to understand how to use the computer and how to use photoshop.
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Noted California-based real estate expert and community-centric investor, Investec's Kenny Slaught, continues to show tremendous support and sympathy towards those who experienced difficulty in life. In keeping with his personal philosophy of visionary philanthropy, Slaught has advocated for the Hospice of Santa Barbara's Parenting After Loss initiative. He continues to educate the broader public about the importance of strong social support, especially for people who have experienced the loss of their beloved, and has recently discussed this initiative on his blog at KennySlaught.com.


Discussion in 'Books and Music' started by Kaleb, Dec 27, 2004.
But rather not a sad song, more cheerful stuff.
Sarcasm works well on funerals.
It actually isn't sarcasm. I'd want it playing with a nice video montage of all the fun times I had in life. I don't want people to be sad when I go.
I certainly know what u mean, thats why im planning now.
the short version i hope, the extended version tend to get boring.
"I wish you health, I wish you happiness, but absolutely nothing else."
And perhaps someone can carve "**** you" on my casket somewhere because if I'm gonna die now, that's all I've got to say to the world.
If it's like 40 years from now, then ****, I don't know.


In January, it seems we are all reminded of the unsung hero of Southern Culinary Magic, the Purple Hull Pea. Today we have two recipes for you to serve up some yummy dishes featuring this star pea!
If you really want to cook this dish up the Southern way (aka bacon bacon bacon and greens) head over to South Your Mouth for a tasty, easy-to-make dish.
If you've had enough of winter soups and one pot meals this season, check out this great recipe for a Rainbow Power Greens Salad from Cotter Crunch. Fresh, simple and so delicious!
No matter which route you go, don't forget to pick up your ingredients from the ALFN market!


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You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
September 13, 2015 W-ZMichael Portantiere
Studio Cast, 1966 (MGM/no CD) (3 / 5) Long out of print, this recording was one of the first musical theater "concept albums." Few people seem to be aware that You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown began not as an Off-Broadway show but as a recording of 10 songs by composer-lyricist Clark Gesner, inspired by Charles Schultz's extraordinarily popular "Peanuts" comic strip. Very difficult to track down, the LP is noteworthy for several reasons aside from its historical value as the basis for one of the most successful Off-Broadway musicals ever. The four-member cast — Orson Bean as Charlie Brown, Barbara Minkus as Lucy, Bill Hinnant as Snoopy, and Gesner himself as Linus — is excellent. Although Bean is probably best remembered as a television host and game show panelist, he was a fine actor, and his Charlie Brown is endearing even if Bean never really creates the impression of being a child. Minkus, on the other hand, does have a "little girl" voice that she puts to excellent use in Lucy's numbers, especially "Schroeder" and "The Doctor Is In." Gesner is charming in his one solo spot, Linus's "My Blanket and Me." And Hinnant is thoroughly delightful as Snoopy, a role he owned for quite some time (see below). This is the only recording of YAGMCB to boast a full orchestra, led by legendary conductor Jay Blackton. Those trumpets in the title song and those strings in "Snoopy" really add something to the music. — Michael Portantiere
Original Off-Broadway Cast, 1967 (MGM/Decca) (4 / 5) This recording is recommended primarily for the definitive performances of its cast. Gary Burghoff, later famous as Radar O'Reilly in the long-running television series M*A*S*H , is perfect as Charlie Brown. It's a difficult assignment in that the character has to seem hapless and "wishy-washy," as everyone (including himself) thinks he is, yet he must be appealing and sympathetic to the audience in an Everyman sort of way. Burghoff walks that line beautifully, and is persuasive in all of Charlie's vocal moments. Reva Rose is equally great in the role of Lucy; her semi-screaming of the high notes in "The Doctor Is In" (a.k.a. "Dr. Lucy") is priceless, and she's a stitch when giving tons of wrong information to brother Linus in "Little Known Facts." Bob Balaban is an adorable Linus, and Bill Hinnant is even better as Snoopy here than he is on the concept album; he's also given more to do, thanks to the addition of the "Red Baron" scene and other juicy sections of dialogue taken directly from the "Peanuts" strip. Karen Johnson has virtually no solo moments in the role of Patty, and Skip Hinnant (Bill's brother) has only slightly more to do as Schroeder. There were a few significant additions to the score for the show's stage debut as compared to what's heard on the original recording; among them are Charlie Brown's extended solo in "T.E.A.M." and "Book Report," a clever ensemble number in which Charlie, Lucy, Linus and Schroeder each take different approaches to the same homework assignment. The title song has also been expanded considerably. The score's instrumentation here is limited to piano and percussion, but the sound quality of the recording is exceptionally good, and there's a palpable theatricality about it. Decca Broadway's CD reissue of the album has four bonus tracks of demos performed by Gesner and Barbara Minkus, with Gesner at the piano. — M.P.
TV Cast, 1973 (Atlantic/no CD) (3 / 5) Also out of print for decades, this cast album of a 1973 "Hallmark Hall of Fame" TV production of You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown is quite enjoyable in that the company is generally strong and the score is more fully orchestrated than on the Off-Broadway recording (though less fully orchestrated than on the concept recording). The performers include Wendell Burton, who had played Charlie Brown on stage in San Francisco; Bill Hinnant, again outstanding as Snoopy; and Barry Livingston, of My Three Sons TV fame, as an appealing Schroeder. In the role of Lucy, Ruby Persson gives a creditable performance, far better than one would expect after noticing that she has the same last name as one of the show's producers. Rounding out the cast are Mark Montgomery as a charming Schroeder and Noelle Matlovsky in the thankless role of Patty. If you have a working turntable hooked up to your sound system at home, a vinyl LP copy of this album is worth seeking out as more than a curiosity. — M.P.
Broadway Cast, 1999 (RCA) (2 / 5) When the original production of You're a Good Man Charlie Brown transferred to Broadway after a downtown, Off-Broadway run of more than 1500 performances, it closed within a month. But the musical received countless amateur and regional productions over the years, and it may have been a fear of over-familarity that prompted the producers of the '99 Broadway version to have composer-lyricist Andrew Lippa revise and augment the original score. Aside from aggressively rearranging Clark Gesner's music, Lippa contributed a catchy new section of the title song, but the two new numbers he wrote from scratch are highly questionable additions: Schroeder's "Beethoven Day" is a joyously rhythmic pop tune, the problem here being that this fussy, "serious-musician" type would never express himself in such a way; and though Kristin Chenoweth, in the newly created role of Sally Brown, somehow manages to mine comic gold from "My New Philosophy," the song itself really isn't that funny. There's fine work from Anthony Rapp as Charlie Brown, Ilana Levine as Lucy, B.D. Wong as a lisping Linus, and Roger Bart in a winning turn as Snoopy. Stanley Wayne Mathis does a good job with "Beethoven Day," but he's as miscast in the role of Schroeder as the song is wrong for the character. The practically superfluous role of Patty was eliminated for this production and replaced by Sally, who became an integral part of the show, largely due to Chenoweth's Tony Award-winning portrayal. — M.P.
Off-Broadway Cast, 2016 (Broadway Records) (1 / 5) There exists a recording of the Humperdinck opera Hänsel und Gretel with with actual children singing the title roles, which were intended by the composer to be sung by an adult mezzo soprano and soprano (respectively). Although that may sound like a good idea in theory from the standpoint of verisimilitude, in practice it doesn't work, because the demands of the music are beyond the abilities of pre-pubescent voices. Needless to say, if the composer had wanted these roles to be sung by children, he would have written them very differently. A similar situation exists with this cast album of the 2016 York Theatre Company production of You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, which featured performers ranging in age from 9 to 14 and retained the unnecessary, mostly unfortunate Andrew Lippa revisions/additions to the score. Although this show is far from operatic in style, it still requires a vocal maturity that these youngsters obviously don't possess. The kids also generally fall short in terms of musical phrasing, comic timing, and persuasive delivery of the fair amount of spoken dialogue included on the recording; it often sounds as if their inflections were grafted onto them by the director, rather than being organic. All of that makes this the least satisfying recording of the score. Interestingly, the opening number here interpolates a couple of measures of the cool jazz trio music that Vince Guaraldi composed for the classic 1960s TV special A Charlie Brown Christmas. Justly famous and beloved as this riff is, it doesn't fit with the original Clark Gesner songs any better than does the Lippa material. One wonders if rights had to be obtained to use it, and at what price! — M.P.
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London 2012: The Greenest Games Yet?
Way back in 2005, when this summer's games were just a twinkle in London's eye, BioRegional and WWF-UK worked with the city's Olympic committee to develop the original sustainability strategies for the event. Now the two groups have joined forces again to rate how well London 2012 has done in actually implementing those strategies — call it London 2012's eco report card. The report, entitled "Towards a One Planet Olympics," outlines the 76 promises made in 2005 and rates them according to whether they have been met. The upshot? Good, but not great.
The report states that "London 2012 is the Olympics that sets a new sustainability standard for future Games; we just wish London 2012 had been able to push sustainability a little faster, a bit higher and with an even stronger focus on changes beyond the Olympic Park." Its authors go on to note that the event's calculation of its total carbon footprint –and focusing on strategic ways to reduce it — was good. But its failure to build a significant and visible renewable energy source for the games was disappointing.
In the meantime, the two organizations have set up a dedicated social network dedicated to gathering input on how green the games are, from the visitor's point of view, and to stimulate discussion on how far London 2012 has come in achieving its goal of delivering a sustainable Olympic and Paralympic Games.


"The Line 2" has started running at Yerevan cinemas. The creative crew was directed by director Mher Mkrtchyan and Executive producer Ruben Jaghinyan.
The sequel of "The Line" was watched under the auspices of President Sargsyan and First Lady Rita Sargsyan.


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Lauren B. Could Be The Next Source Of Drama On 'The Bachelor' If She's Not Careful, Says Raven Gates
By Raven Gates
After competing on Nick Viall's Bachelor season and finding love on Bachelor in Paradise Season 4, Raven Gates knows this franchise inside and out, and she's dishing all to Bustle. Now, read what Raven has to say about all the drama on Arie's Bachelor season.
I know that, on The Bachelor, every city is called "the perfect place to fall in love," but seriously Paris is the place to fall in love. And, Monday's episode is the perfect one for me to pick back up on my recaps with. I'm sorry I didn't get to recap last week's episode (especially since it was my BFF Tia's one-on-one date), but I had the flu and needed time to recover! Now, I'm back and I'm so excited to recap this episode with you, because a lot happened.
The first coveted one-on-one date with Arie went to Lauren B. I think Lauren is cute as a button. I expected a lot from this date! I mean, it's Paris, and a one-on-one is when you're supposed to take time to showcase your personality and grow your connection with the Bachelor. Not to mention, you can use this time to do some touchy-feely flirting. For their date, Lauren B. and Arie got on a boat and headed to explore the town. Arie tried to make conversation, but Lauren barely spoke. We basically only got two "wows" from her the whole day! I think Lauren B. is so in her head that she can't be in the moment. I can understand that. Being on the show, and the stress of making it to the next level of the relationship can cause you to withdraw. But, if Lauren doesn't step it up and get out of her head, Arie could send her home. It happens all the time on this show.
In any case, things got even more perplexing during the evening portion of the date. Arie told Lauren that he recognizes that she was overwhelmed, which opened the door for Lauren to express how she was feeling. She told Arie that it's hard for her to open up until she trust someone. Arie said he could relate to that and he too has a hard time trusting due to an ex girlfriend who at one time was pregnant with his child. *Record scratch* What? HOLY COW. How can Arie open up to Lauren SO MUCH with such a sensitive topic when Lauren has barely given him any emotion at all? Was this because he felt he had to open up first in order to get Lauren to do the same? Well if so, it worked. Lauren then told him that her parents did not have a healthy marriage, and that she was placed in the middle of a lot of their troubles. She also revealed to him that she was engaged to her last ex, and, when it didn't work out, it made her even more guarded. It was like pulling teeth to get Lauren to talk, but she did it and Arie gave her the rose. Whew, that was a close one, Lauren!
Taking some of the heat off Lauren, the next date was a group date! All the girls except Kendall, Krystal, and Jacqueline were on the group date card... meaning two of those contestants would be on the two-on-one! (I couldn't wait to see that.) But, first, the group date. The card said, "Let's get all dressed up," which is totally appropriate for a Moulin Rouge date! The girls were greeted by the beautiful Moulin Rouge dancers and got to learn a dance themselves. They all seemed to have a lot of fun. Yes, even Tia, who said herself that she's horrible at dancing!
Meanwhile, Seinne totally looked the part, danced the part, and — seriously, what can't Seinne do? But, she had some still competition in Bekah M., who looks like she was literally made to be a Moulin Rouge dancer. So, good thing she won the rose and the chance to actually be on stage during a show. I was low-key hoping that would happen, because I wanted to see Bekah M. in her element. Of course, she killed it up there with Arie. (P.S. does anyone else think she can totally pull off being blonde?)
After the fun was over, it was time for the dramatic two-on-one date between Kendall and Krystal. Or, as the card read, "Two women, one rose, one stays, one goes." I love when The Bachelor gives us poetry. All I could think was maybe we would get some poetic justice and Krystal would be sent home.
Arie, Kendall, and Krystal headed to a beautiful chateau in France. During Arie's time with Krystal, he asked why she questioned his character to the other girls during the previous week. (Remember? She called him a liar, threw a fit, skipped the cocktail party, and then showed up at the cocktail party anyway. I'm emotionally exhausted just repeating it.) Krystal never gave him a good answer of why she did what she did. Instead, she threw Kendall under the bus, claiming that Kendall's not ready to get married. Ouch.
But, when it was Kendall's turn to talk to Arie, she took a way different approach. Instead of then throwing Krystal under the bus like she did to her, Kendall responded to Krystal's claims by telling Arie that she definitely sees marriage as a possibility with Arie. She noted that there's no timeline where anyone is magically ready for marriage, but that you just have to feel it's right. And, Kendall feels that with Arie.
Throughout the date, it was clear that Kendall was there for him, and Krystal was there to win. Instead of handling things the Krystal way and telling Arie something bad about Krystal, Kendall did what I like to consider the most emotionally intelligent thing she could do. She confronted Krystal about what she said, and then sympathized with why she might have done something so cruel. She told Krystal that just because she says something hurtful, that doesn't mean she wins, all it means is that she hurt someone. She left Krystal speechless. (Where's Bibiana with her MIC DROP?) Fortunately, Arie ended up giving the rose to Kendall... and the crowds go wild! Seriously. The girls back at the house were so excited that they popped bottles. I don't blame them.
Now that Krystal has been sent home, we can focus on the remaining women who are there for Arie. The next one-on-one was one of my favorites thus far. Arie picked up Jacqueline in the cutest two seater car... that then broke down. I hope this isn't an omen for what's to come for her. They did however make it to their destination where they did some high-end shopping. Jacqueline picked out a stunning black dress and she looked PHENOMENAL in it. She was confident, playful, and flirty. This is exactly how a one-on-one should be. They hit a brief snag, though, when, during dinner, Arie said he was intimidated by Jacqueline's intelligence. I feel like a lot of guys are intimidated by strong women, but I'm so glad Arie did not let that stop him from pursuing her. I think Jacqueline has it all! I want to see her go far, and maybe she will since she got the rose that night.
As for the rest of the women, two more were still destined to go home — but I had no idea who Arie would pick. At the rose ceremony, Tia got her name called first. AHH! Can we just talk about how KILLER her jumpsuit is? (Sorry, BFF gush moment).
Next, Seinne received a rose. (Who wouldn't give her a rose? Honestly.) And, since Bekah M., Kendall, Lauren B., and Jacqueline already had roses, that just left one more girl getting a rose. Between Becca K., Chelsea, and Jenna, I had no idea who would stay. I was starting to really love Chelsea. But, Becca K. is a sweetheart and Jenna is beautiful. It had to be a tough choice. In the end, Becca K. survived. I guess the spark between them on the very first date of the season is still there!
Sadly, Jenna and Chelsea were sent home packing. I will miss Jenna's bubbly and goofy personality. And, although I kind of thought Chelsea may have been the villain of the season in the beginning, I REALLY REALLY LOVE HER. I hope I see her on Paradise! Even more so, I hope I see her FALL IN LOVE on Paradise!
Overall, this was a pretty good episode despite the first one-on-one being a complete snooze fest in the beginning. (Lauren B., get it together, girl.) I am excited to see the girls in Tuscany next week, and I can't believe we're already down to just seven women. Before we know it, we will be down to our final two! But, hang on, because we have to talk about the final moments of the episode where we saw Lauren B. talking to someone, maybe a producer. (Side note: Did anyone else see Tia in the background doing her interview? Hah!)
Lauren B. said she was getting pissed off by the smallest things, that she's terrified Arie's going to pick someone else, and hat it was really hard for her to be happy for Jacqueline getting a rose. You know what that means... we are being prepared for some major drama for the episodes to come!
I hope Lauren B. keeps her composure and can get out of her head, because she's headed down a dangerous road of letting the others get to her. But, that wasn't the only drama sneak peek we saw. The promo for the weeks ahead also teased hometowns, plenty of tears, and an ex-boyfriend showing up! Um, I can't wait. It's getting serious up in here, y'all. Buckle up.


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Home/News/Boone Police Department recognized for operation that lead to multiple child exploitation arrests and the rescue of children from sexual abuse
Boone Police Department recognized for operation that lead to multiple child exploitation arrests and the rescue of children from sexual abuse
Lynne Klauer/Department of JusticeSeptember 2, 2020
WINSTON-SALEM, NC — A man who pleaded guilty to transportation of child pornography was sentenced today, announced Matthew G.T. Martin, United States Attorney for the Middle District of North Carolina.
Dustin Davis HAYNES, 34, of Lexington, North Carolina, pleaded guilty on March 2, 2020, to one count of transportation of child pornography. He was sentenced by Chief United States District Judge Thomas D. Schroeder to 65 months of imprisonment followed by 10 years of supervised release.
HAYNES was the first individual arrested after a Boone Police Department detective infiltrated a private group on a mobile messenger application dedicated to the sexual exploitation of children and the trafficking of child pornography. According to documents filed in the case, the detective, pretending to be a 14 year-old girl, convinced an administrator to add him to the group. Once accepted, the detective was able to gain access to additional similar private groups. Several days later, the detective and agents from the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) executed a search warrant at HAYNES's Lexington, North Carolina residence and arrested him.
Over the next several months, SBI, HSI, and the Boone Police Department detective worked to identify additional group members and sent leads throughout the country, and the world. Many of the offenders had taken significant steps to mask their identities. The investigative team engaged these offenders online and tricked them into revealing personal identifying information. In total, 38 leads were sent to various law enforcement entities. To date, 23 offenders have been arrested and 8 children have been rescued from sexually abusive situations. As an example, an Ohio man was quickly arrested and his 14 year-old daughter was rescued. He had been sexually abusing her for ten years. Another individual was arrested on an oil rig in the North Sea and his 5 year-old daughter was rescued.
"Protecting children is a high calling," said U.S. Attorney Matt Martin. "The Boone Police Department, the NC SBI, and the Department of Homeland Security are answering the call. The excellent proactive work of the investigators in this case has undoubtedly changed victims' lives for the better and safeguarded others. I am proud that an investigation that began here in North Carolina has resulted in such a positive impact across the country, and even abroad. This case is an example of the effective local, state, and federal law enforcement partnerships required to fully combat online child sexual exploitation. Such partnerships are the heart of the Internet Crimes Against Children [ICAC] Task Force and more necessary now than ever as we have recently seen an alarming year-over-year increase in CyberTipline reports from the National Center For Missing and Exploited Children [NCMEC]. It takes courage to confront depictions of unspeakable sexual abuse, often amounting to torture, in order to bring child sex offenders to justice. The investigators in this case deserve our deep gratitude."
"Individuals who distribute child pornography steal the innocence of children and revictimize them each time the evidence of their exploitation is shared online," said Homeland Security Investigations Charlotte Special Agent in Charge Ronnie Martinez. "This case shows HSI is actively working to identity and disrupt the trade of these illegal images, and also to identify and seek prosecution of the criminals who produce, possess, and distribute them."
The Boone Police Department, North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation, and Homeland Security Investigations are all members of the North Carolina Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force. The case was investigated by Detective Jason Reid of the Boone Police Department; Assistant Special Agent in Charge Nathan Anderson and Lead Analyst Tiffany Pate of SBI; and Group Supervisor Aaron Chapman, Special
Agent Patrick Wilhelm, Certified Forensic Analyst Amy Olsen, and Investigative Research Specialist Janice Morquecho of HSI.
The HAYNES case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorneys Eric L. Iverson and Whitney N. Shaffer. The case was brought as part of Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative by the Department of Justice to combat online child sexual exploitation and abuse. Led by United States Attorneys' Offices and the Criminal Division's Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section (CEOS), Project Safe Childhood marshals federal, state, and local resources to better locate, apprehend, and prosecute individuals who exploit children via the Internet, as well as to identify and rescue victims.
For more information about Project Safe Childhood, please visit
www.projectsafechildhood.gov.
The year 2020 marks the 150th anniversary of the Department of Justice. Learn more about the history of our agency at www.Justice.gov/Celebrating150Years.
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Yota To Mass Produce E-ink Phone In Singapore
Victoria Ho	@vickiho / 8 years
Russian phone maker Yota Devices will start making its first dual-screen e-ink YotaPhones in Singapore.
The company has signed with Hi-P, a manufacturer in the country, to have it mass-produce the devices.
Yota's COO, Lau Geckler, told us that he is also in Singapore to help set up Yota's Asian sales office and the company's second R&D facility. Its original R&D center is in Finland, and it has development teams in Russia and the U.S., he said.
The company is now hiring mainly sales and marketing staff for Asia and in the U.S. to add to the 55 people it has in its headquarters in Russia, which take care of software development and design.
Geckler, who joined Yota last August, said the company has been on an aggressive hiring spree, and that the team has grown from 15 when he joined to its current size.
When I met him, he showed me the YotaPhone. The charger was hastily bound to the phone by a rubber band, and he apologized, noting that it is still in prototype form, but the company expects to iron out all those kinks together with Hi-P here, as it takes it to mass production.
He wouldn't talk of how many phones they had committed to make here, but I get the feeling that once things ramp up, Yota could be free to move the process to a cheaper location in China, perhaps. Geckler said that the company intends to own as much of the manufacturing process' IP as possible.
Still, it won't be for a while. He said that Yota isn't looking to sign on more manufacturing partners for now, and it is keen to first start selling in Russia, before moving into Asian markets, particularly Singapore, Japan, Indonesia and Hong Kong, where interest has been high. Japanese users, in particular, tend to hold both e-ink e-reader devices and smartphones, so the product seems fit for them, he added.
Yota was a spin-off of Russian operator, Yota, in December 2011. Yota recently merged with Megafon, a fellow operator in the country.
Back in Russia, Yota also sells LTE modems, routers and dongles. It's sold 3 million of these devices so far, and last year sold a million.


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High School & Prep Hockey
Re: Why Prep
There are a total of 62 players with NCAA Commitments (D1 and D3) currently playing New England Prep Hockey- That's sad!
What are you people doing? Stop sending you kid to "Hockey" schools when they don't belong. Coaches, stop taking these kids who you know are not going to move on past High school hockey. This would benefit the kids, the school, and the level of play in prep.
Umm. My kid isn't going to prep for the hockey or the education. That is a side benefit as both are better than his local options.
He is going to prep to meet a rich girl and or make connections that help pave his way through adulthood.
C'mon people.
Not going to school for Hockey but you hang out on a Hockey Dboard..Right! Shouldn't you be on Collegeconfidential.com so you can discus academic offerings and education development? Beat it dude.
There are a total of 62 players with NCAA Commitments (D1 and D3) currently playing New England Prep Hockey- That\'s sad!
What are you people doing? Stop sending you kid to \"Hockey\" schools when they don\'t belong. Coaches, stop taking these kids who you know are not going to move on past High school hockey. This would benefit the kids, the school, and the level of play in prep.
He is not going to school for hockey.
hockey is a big part of his life, but he is not going to school for "Hockey".
going by your criteria it is okay for a parent to be on here if they are chasing the dream at 2010 Bandits for hockey, but a parent whose kid is at prep playing hockey where he was recruited for hockey shouldn't be on here becuase he didnt chose that route based on the hockey.
get a grip man.
No way! with scores this year like 16-0, 8-0, 9-3, just this week, the talent pool in prep is better than ever!
I dunno 62 seems pretty good to me. What is a better local option with higher number of commits?
That is about .045% of Prep players that are committed. Solid odds!
Are there really 1,377 kids playing varsity prep hockey in New England?
More actually
If people are complains about the quality, there's your answer.
HockeyDude
Hey cracker jack. I went to community college then night school. Favorite part of my career was when my cubicle was right next to guys that went to Middlebury, BC, Williams, and Zoom***. Actually, my favorite part was when I got promoted and managed those guys. Good dudes, we drank a lot of beer after work and still hang with them now.
Go spend your money however you see fit. Keep transferring that wealth right out of your pocket and out of your retirement account. The world is your oyster.
Sounds like reality is hitting you in the face a bit.
ok honeybun. I know it's Friday but its a bit early for being that drunk.
It's a legit question. Prep isn't what it once was, that's for sure. The situation is they all pretty much go to Junior teams anyway.
Playing a good high school on a competitive Midget team and using those Club team contacts to get onto a good Junior team is maybe the sanest way to go. Go to the summer tournaments and you'll see the top public kids more than holding their own against the Prep players so for top-end talent (provided the kid loves the game and wants to continue) focus on the Junior team as the lever to college, not Prep.
Yes, for many families spending the $250K more on a house in a competitive hockey town with a good high school (Hingham as an example) is most likely going to get you a higher return than spending it on a kids Prep school education. If you love the elitist aura and the kid wearing a tie to school everyday then the kid can always PG a year after high school...saves you three years tuition.
You guys dont get it. You pay $50K/year for prep so your parents can brag that you are in an exclusive institution. Then you graduate and pay $75K to an expensive college so your parents can put a bumper sticker on their car again to brag they now have a kid at an exclusive college. Then the kid graduates to his $85K/year job a quarter million in debt and they call it a success.
My neighbor graduated from public high school, skipped college, and is making $125K as a lineman with a full pension in 20 years and is debt free. But I guess his parents never could brag all those years.
At 17 years old the highest paid tik tok creator makes 17 million per year more than most CEOs.
Better off focusing on tik tok than the prep hockey.
Have you ever meet a parent that brags about prep school? Like, what do they say? I've been in hockey for 30 years and other than answering the question when I ask where they play I have never had a parent say more than that. What is the brag?
My son is the first in our family to ever attend a prep school. It is what he wanted to do and he interviewed and we got the aid to make it work. He is a junior and I am already reaching out to junior programs because I know he will have to play juniors before he ever thinks about playing Division I or III. I dont think that I brag that he is at prep school, we like it because he gets the small class size and way more attention to help him improve as a student. He would not get that in our public system. I have been to plenty of prep games and they are packed with kids and its a really fun atmosphere, I think both highschool and prep school would be equally fun for a kid to play. The truth is that prep, high school and junior hockey are all just places to play. Many of these kids have been on track to attend D1 way before they worried about prep school. Numbers are probably lower right now because of COVID more than anything else. If I am trying to go D1 or already have my comitment then playing 20 games of hockey in prep is really not all that enticing (if I care more about hockey than edcuation). Probably why the hockey power house preps are not doing as well as they have in prior years. Everyone is so concerned about whos way is the right way and there is none. Kids will come out of all different leagues and situations as it always has been.
Helpful Hank
It's a different model out here. Midwest produces plenty of talent with no prep school. Boys play AAA hockey until 16-17 and then go Jrs and then college. Girls play AAA their entire career and then go straight to college. All play entire year (8 months) instead of split seasons. Minnesota is even a different model. High School is the end all be all and more boys and girls go to college to play than any other state. Parents have bought the "prep is the only way" BS out here. It's a flawed expensive model.
Completely regret sending our son to prep. 2 years of Covid, 20 games total, no real exposure. Terrible hockey decision, he's a smart kid and would have been fine at our public. Sports makes some parents make dumb choices. I'm some parents. Time to move on to pay to play jrs and try to find a spot at a D3 state school. Fun time!
My oldest wanted to go prep school purely for academics. We visited and she applied to only a couple. We did not get any financial aid. 50k a year for a day school over 4 years was not something we wanted to take on. My local public school is good but certainly not in the top 50 for Mass. She took as many AP classes as she could, was a great student and parti****ted in activities. She received a tremendous scholarship to an excellent college, not an Ivy but not a diploma factory either. She is happy she didn't go the prep route. She feels she would have landed at the same type of school coming out of prep as she did from our local public. We are not Ivy legacies so going prep would not have changed her going the Ivy route. For our son, we looked at a prep for hockey as that is what everyone told us he needed to do.Repeat him and go to prep. He did not go prep and we did not repeat him.. He pla*** full season hockey, developed and sta*** at our local public. He's pla*** against the same kids (EHF/E9) for years and there are some his age playing in the USHL or on NHL prospects lists but for the most part, they are in the same boat. They all need to play a couple years of jr hockey.
Jan 15, 2022 - 10:06AM
That is the same experience as 95% of the kids playing prep before Covid except more games. The studs move on, get the exposure, jump early to USHL or NAHL, or graduate and go right to a NESCAC school, but they would've regardless of where they pla***. Everyone else enters the T3 pay to play meat grinder for 2-3 years.
2 years for my guy because we bought into the "repeat" year. Adulting fail.
Most kids dont commit until they are 18 and above, so its not always being captured while in prep. Prep is great to get the elite from the team to D1, and gives a great opportunity for D1 schools to view players repeatedly. As some of those players from prep move on to Jrs, their opportunities solidify. There are only so many D1 spots available and only the top players will get D1 spots, anyone thinking there are teams full of players committed to D1 schools would be wrong. There are a few prep schools that have multiple players and they are the top of prep, but they are the exception. Prep is a great route for great hockey, great exposure and a chance to prove yourself. It is up to the player to do the work
……and you just said it. Prep doesn't make the player folks. You are wasting your money at Prep schools. Repeat after me, PREP SCHOOLS ARE FOR BOOK WORMS AND TIN FOIL LIBERAL RETARDS.
Not you again mr simpleton!!!! Sorry your kid wasn't wanted by any preps. Does it strike you at all while typing that for the umpteenth time that it's run it's course and was never very funny to begin with? I know there's no education requirement here but try to dial it up a notch for the rest of us!!!
I'm like your worst nightmare. I own you. Hahaha.


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Career Stats & Summary
Saturday, 7th November, 1987
Current Age
32 years and 73 days
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All statistics shown in this section are based only on data available in the RLP database, and are not necessarily a complete and/or 100% accurate representation of a player's career. This information should be used as a guide only. If you see a question mark (?), it denotes that the figure is not available.
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Test Matches - By Team
GK %
France 2009, 2013-14 8 1 - - 4 3 5 0 37.50%
Overall 2009-2014 8 1 0 0 4 3 5 0 37.50%
International Matches - By Team
France 2009-2011 7 1 - - 4 4 3 0 57.14%
World Cup Matches - By Team
France 2009-2013 3 - - - - 1 2 0 33.33%
Overall 2013 3 0 0 0 1 2 0 33.33%
English League Career - By Year
Toulouse Challenge Cup 2008 1 1 - - 4 0 1 0 0.00%
Catalans Super League XV 2010 15 6 - - 24 2 13 0 13.33%
Catalans Challenge Cup 2010 3 3 - - 12 3 0 0 100.00%
Catalans Super League XVI 2011 17 11 - - 44 12 5 0 70.59%
Catalans Challenge Cup 2011 2 - - - - 1 1 0 50.00%
Catalans Super League XVIII 2013 16 8 - - 32 6 9 1 37.50%
Catalans Super League XIX 2014 3 - - - - 0 3 0 0.00%
Overall 2008-2014 59 29 0 0 116 25 33 1 42.37%
English League Career - By Team
Toulouse 2008 1 1 - - 4 0 1 0 0.00%
Catalans 2010-11, 2013-14 58 28 - - 112 25 32 1 43.10%
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Q: Updating Entry and Label widget in Tkinter i have defined a GUI class that creates a tkinter window with a couple of entries. I would like that every time that the user overwrites the Entries and press Enter, there is some operation done in the background. In addition, i would like that the entries are checking regularly certain values and updating them, so the user could see if they changed; In the example below i use a static dictionary, but normally those parameters are obtained from a camera and could fluctuate.
However, i am not even able to get the correct value printed in the label. I am not a tkinter expert so any idea would be appreciated
from tkinter import *

class GUI():

    def __init__(self, window, window_title,input_dict):

        self.window = window
        self.window.title(window_title)
        self.window.geometry('400x200')

        top_frame = Frame(self.window)
        top_frame.pack(side=TOP, pady=5)

        Label(top_frame, text="Frame rate (fps)").grid(row=0)
        Label(top_frame, text="Exposure time (ms)").grid(row=2)

        self.labeling=Label(top_frame, text="Result").grid(row=3)

        self.e1_var = StringVar() # or StringVar(top)

        self.e1_var.set(str(round(input_dict['frameRate'])))

        self.e2_var = StringVar() # or StringVar(top)
        # print(type(self.e2_var))

        self.e2_var.set(str(round(input_dict['Exp_time'])))

        self.fps_entry = Entry(top_frame,textvariable=self.e1_var)
        self.exptime_entry = Entry(top_frame,textvariable=self.e2_var)
        self.fps_entry.bind("<Return>",self.my_tracer)
        self.exptime_entry.bind("<Return>",self.my_tracer)

        self.fps_entry.grid(row=0, column=1)
        self.exptime_entry.grid(row=2, column=1)

        self.window.mainloop()

    def my_tracer(self,event):

        val1=int(self.e1_var.get())
        val2=int(self.e2_var.get())

        self.labeling.configure(text=str(val1*val2))

input_dict = {
        'frameRate':  50,
        'Exp_time':  5000}

video_object=GUI(Tk(),"Test",input_dict)

A: The error your code produces is AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'configure', right?
Look at this line:
self.labeling=Label(top_frame, text="Result").grid(row=3)

self.labeling will be None because grid() returns None. It is indeed bad practice to 'chain' a geometry manager to the creation of a widget. Change to:
self.labeling=Label(top_frame, text="Result")
self.labeling.grid(row=3)

Now the labels are updating when the user enters a new value.

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