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A wonderful evening on Thursday at Bush Hall with songs and readings about London. Joanna Songi, Jerome Knox and Sarah Berger were accompanied by Nigel Foster, director of the London Song Festival, on piano… The evocative interior of Bush Hall and a romp through Flanders & Swann, Madeleine Dring and Gershwin, with London folksongs by Reg Meuross, Ralph McTell & Laura Marling created a magical atmosphere.
A fantastic celebration of Brixton's restored market barrows, with Stuart Horwood, CEO of Brixton Market Traders' Federation CIC, Mari Rejinders, our crowdfunders and Brixton supporters! Thanks to all who came & all who supported.


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RoupAcústico é o segundo álbum ao vivo da banda brasileira Roupa Nova, lançado em 2004 em CD e DVD pelo selo Roupa Nova Music, com a distribuição da Universal Music. O álbum traz várias versões acústicas para grandes sucessos, como Whisky a Go Go, Volta pra Mim, Coração Pirata, A Força do Amor, A Viagem, Seguindo no Trem Azul, entre outras, além de três canções inéditas: À Flor da Pele, Já Nem Sei Mais e Razão de Viver.

O álbum teve como convidados especiais o cantor Ed Motta, que participou da canção Bem Simples e a dupla serteneja Chitãozinho & Xororó, na canção inédita Já Nem Sei Mais. Sua versão em DVD, com 25 faixas, contou com a presença do maestro Eduardo Souto Neto, autor do Tema da Vitória, gravado originalmente em 1981 pelo Roupa Nova e que marcou as vitórias de pilotos brasileiros na Fórmula 1, especialmente de Ayrton Senna. A nova versão para o tema está disponível apenas no DVD.

O álbum contou com dois músicos de apoio: a percussionista Mila Schiavo e o saxofonista Milton Guedes, que também tocou flauta e harmônica. Também participou do álbum a Orquestra de Câmara de Tatuí, formada por mulheres, sob a regência do maestro Adriano Machado (e que foi regida por Eduardo Souto Neto no Tema da Vitória).

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CD

DVD

Formação da banda
 Paulinho: voz e percussão
 Nando: baixolão, violão e voz
 Kiko: violão, dobro e vocais
 Serginho Herval: bateria, mini-kit, djembê, violão e voz
 Ricardo Feghali: órgão Hammond, piano acústico, violão, baixolão e vocais
 Cleberson Horsth: piano acústico, órgão Hammond e vocais

Músicos Convidados
 Milton Guedes: sax, flauta e harmônica
 Mila Schiavo: percussão
 Orquestra de Câmara de Tatuí, sob a regência do Maestro Adriano Machado

Participações Especiais
 Ed Motta em Bem Simples
 Chitãozinho & Xororó em Já Nem Sei Mais
 Eduardo Souto Neto: regência em Tema da Vitória

Desempenho nas paradas

Álbuns de Roupa Nova
Álbuns de 2004
Álbuns acústicos

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12 Things to Do in New York's Art World Before March 16
By Nate Freeman and Alanna Martinez • 03/09/15 4:32pm
TUESDAY MARCH 10 Opening: Richard Estes: Painting New York City at MAD A leading figure of the Photorealist movement, New York artist Richard Estes is having is having a career retrospective at the Museum of Arts and Design that spans works from the mid-1960s to the present. The exhibition will include works on paper, photographs, paintings, silkscreens, woodcuts, the insight into how the now 82-year-old artist works in his studio. The artist will also participate in a talk with curator Patterson Sims on Wednesday, March 11 at 7 p.m. — A.M. Museum of Arts and Design, 2 Columbus Circle, New York
WEDNESDAY MARCH 11 Talk: Jacolby Satterwhite at the New School Artist Jacolby Satterwhite is best known for his video, performance, and 3D animation works, and was most recently included in the 2014 Whitney Biennial. On Wednesday, he'll take part in the New School's AMT Visiting Artist Series. The event is free to the public. — A.M. The New School, Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Auditorium, Sheila C. Johnson Design Center, 66 5th Avenue, New York
WEDNESDAY MARCH 11 Opening: Cordy Ryman at Zurcher Gallery As it turns out, American minimalist painter Robert Ryman's son Cordy is also a pretty talented artist. The younger shifts back and forth between painting and sculpture, using recycled materials like wood, metal, and cardboard. For his upcoming show at Zurcher Gallery he'll present Chimera 45, a large-scale site-specific installation made of white, pink, and red wood battens. — A.M. Zurcher Gallery, 33 Bleecker Street, New York, 6-8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY MARCH 11 Opening: "Daniel Heidkamp: Barbizon Beauty School" at Half Gallery The young painter Daniel Heidkamp has already had one successful collaboration with Half Gallery proprietor Bill Powers. The Edition hotel in Miami (more on that here) asked Mr. Powers to curate a series of bowling balls for its bowling alley, and Mr. Powers asked Mr. Heidkamp to paint one of them. The artist contributed a nude, and everyone seemed to enjoy it, even Art Basel Miami Beach party regular Adrien Grenier. Mr. Heidkamp and Mr. Powers will come together in a more conventional way this week when the artist's new solo show opens at Half Gallery. This one should be really fun. —N.F. Half Gallery, 43 E. 78th Street, New York, 6-8 p.m.
THURSDAY MARCH 12 Talk: Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian and Frank Stella at the Guggenheim In conjunction with the Guggenheim's exhibition "Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian: Infinite Possibility. Mirror Works and Drawings," the artist's first U.S. museum exhibition, she will participate in a special talk with curator Suzanne Cotter and artist Frank Stella (who we recently named the "Next Hot Thing"). — A.M. The Guggenheim, 1071 5th Avenue, New York, 6 p.m., ticketed event
THURSDAY MARCH 12 Opening: "Fernando Mastrangelo: NOTHING" at Mike Weiss Gallery The paintings in "NOTHING," the designer/sculptor/conceptual artist's new show at Mike Weiss Gallery, are made of dyed salt, but that's a relatively tame white powder when it comes to Mr. Mastrangelo's practice—in 2009, he unveiled a 30-pound sculpture made entirely out of cocaine. It was a statement against the toll taken by the illegal drug trade, OK? And just because the materials are slightly less addictive this time around, that doesn't mean the work is.—N.F. Mike Weiss Gallery, 520 W. 24th Street, New York, 6-8 p.m.
THURSDAY MARCH 12 Opening: "Conrad, Nengudi, Takaezu" at Essex Street An intriguing trio here. Tony Conrad was an integral component of the Dream Syndicate and the downtown avant-noise scene in the 1960s. John Cale and Lou Reed moved into Tony Conrad's apartment on Ludlow Street, found a book of his that he left called The Velvet Underground, the rest is history. Senga Nengudi was up in Harlem in the 70s conceptualizing radical performances that revolve around sculture involving pantyhose. And the late Toshiko Takaezu was an abstract ceramicist who for decades taught at Princeton. It's an ambitious show for the Lower East Side gallery—which, we might add, is just blocks from the apartment Conrad gave to Lou and John.—N.F. Essex Street, 114 Eldridge Street, New York, 6-8 p.m.
FRIDAY MARCH 13 Opening: "Laurie Simmons: How We See" at the Jewish Museum The woman who brought Lena Dunham into the world made new art! How she managed to do that with most of her time taken up by talking to gossip reporters about her daughter's television show, I have no idea. And while it would be great to write this happenings blurb without mentioning a/the voice of a/the generation, she makes it harder when she chooses as a collaborator for the exhibit fashion designer Rachel Antonoff—the sister of Lena Dunham's boyfriend, Jack Antonoff.—N.F. The Jewish Museum, 1109 5th Avenue, New York, 11:00 a.m.
FRIDAY MARCH 13 Opening: "Joseph Beuys: Multiples" at Mitchell-Innes & Nash Just because Joseph Beuys' heroic story of getting shot down during the Crimean War, crash landing in the land of indigenous native peoples, and having them save his life by wrapping his body in fur and fat is completely false, the artist never let that stop him from repeating it until his death and insisting that it influenced his work forever more. So, even though the basis for his including fur and fat among his sculptural materials is rooted entirely in fiction, it made for a dynamic practice and lovely body of work, the multiples of which will be on view at the gallery.—N.F. Mitchell-Innes & Nash, 534 W. 26th Street, New York, 10:00 a.m.
FRIDAY MARCH 13 Talk: "I Will Resist with Every Inch and Every Breath: Punk and the Art of Feminism" Artists, writers, and curators will take place in this panel discussion on the intersections of Punk and Feminism. Do not miss this conversation between Osa Atoe, Johanna Fateman, Narcissister, Lydia Lunch, and Astria Suparak, moderated by Leah DeVun. The talk is organized by A.I.R. Gallery and the Women and the Arts Collaborative at Rutgers University. — A.M. Brooklyn Museum, 200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, 7 p.m.
SUNDAY MARCH 15 Opening: "GDA2—Gary Indiana" at envoy enterprises The critic, artist, filmmaker, actor, novelist and downtown legend Gary Indiana is a national treasure for the reasons enumerated in this long story, printed in these pages last year. And he's also just a great guy to run into at Lucien and have a quick chat over a drink. This is his third solo exhibition in New York, and it will display video work and collages. Go.—N.F. envoy enterprises, 87 Rivington Street, New York, 6-8 p.m.
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Opening: Richard Estes: Painting New York City at MAD
A leading figure of the Photorealist movement, New York artist Richard Estes is having is having a career retrospective at the Museum of Arts and Design that spans the mid-1960s to the present. The exhibition will include works on paper, photographs, paintings, silkscreens, woodcuts, and insight into how the now 82-year-old artist works in his studio. The artist will also participate in a talk with curator Patterson Sims on Wednesday, March 11 at 7 p.m. — A.M.
Museum of Arts and Design, 2 Columbus Circle, New York
Talk: Jacolby Satterwhite at the New School
Artist Jacolby Satterwhite is best known for his video, performance, and 3D animation works, and was most recently included in the 2014 Whitney Biennial. On Wednesday, he'll take part in the New School's AMT Visiting Artist Series. The event is free to the public. — A.M.
The New School, Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Auditorium, Sheila C. Johnson Design Center, 66 5th Avenue, New York
Opening: Cordy Ryman at Zurcher Gallery
As it turns out, American minimalist painter Robert Ryman's son Cordy is also a pretty talented artist. The younger shifts back and forth between painting and sculpture, using recycled materials like wood, metal, and cardboard. For his upcoming show at Zurcher Gallery he'll present Chimera 45, a large-scale site-specific installation made of white, pink, and red wood battens. — A.M.
Zurcher Gallery, 33 Bleecker Street, New York, 6-8 p.m.
Opening: "Daniel Heidkamp: Barbizon Beauty School" at Half Gallery
The young painter Daniel Heidkamp has already had one successful collaboration with Half Gallery proprietor Bill Powers. The Edition hotel in Miami (more on that here) asked Mr. Powers to curate a series of bowling balls for its bowling alley, and Mr. Powers asked Mr. Heidkamp to paint one of them. The artist contributed a nude, and everyone seemed to enjoy it, even Art Basel Miami Beach party regular Adrien Grenier. Mr. Heidkamp and Mr. Powers will come together in a more conventional way this week when the artist's new solo show opens at Half Gallery. This one should be really fun. —N.F.
Half Gallery, 43 E. 78th Street, New York, 6-8 p.m.
Talk: Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian and Frank Stella at the Guggenheim
In conjunction with the Guggenheim's exhibition "Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian: Infinite Possibility. Mirror Works and Drawings," the artist's first U.S. museum exhibition, she will participate in a special talk with curator Suzanne Cotter and artist Frank Stella (who we recently named the "Next Hot Thing"). — A.M.
The Guggenheim, 1071 5th Avenue, New York, 6 p.m., ticketed event
Opening: "Fernando Mastrangelo: NOTHING" at Mike Weiss Gallery
The paintings in "NOTHING," designer/sculptor/conceptual artist Fernando Mastrangelo's new show at Mike Weiss Gallery, are made of dyed salt, but that's a relatively tame white powder when it comes to Mr. Mastrangelo's practice—in 2009, he unveiled a 30-pound sculpture made entirely out of cocaine. It was a statement against the toll taken by the illegal drug trade, OK? And just because the materials are slightly less addictive this time around, that doesn't mean the work is. —N.F.
Mike Weiss Gallery, 520 W. 24th Street, New York, 6-8 p.m.
Opening: "Conrad, Nengudi, Takaezu" at Essex Street
An intriguing trio here. Tony Conrad was an integral component of the Dream Syndicate and the downtown avant-noise scene in the 1960s. John Cale and Lou Reed moved into Tony Conrad's apartment on Ludlow Street, found a book of his that he left called The Velvet Underground, the rest is history. Senga Nengudi was up in Harlem in the '70s conceptualizing radical performances that revolve around sculptures of pantyhose. And the late Toshiko Takaezu was an abstract ceramicist who for decades taught at Princeton. It's an ambitious show for the Lower East Side gallery—which, we might add, is just blocks from the apartment Conrad gave to Lou and John. —N.F.
Essex Street, 114 Eldridge Street, New York, 6-8 p.m.
Opening: Dale Chihuly at Marlborough
Dale Chihuly hasn't had a solo gallery show in New York in a while. His colorful glass sculptures are known all over the world, and for the past few years they've been on view at numerous museums and botanic gardens. But get ready New York, the press release for Marlborough's upcoming show promises that "a 50-year journey exploring color and light crescendos with 'Chihuly at Marlborough." And his new series "Rotolo" is described as "the most technically challenging pieces the artist has produced." The work Sapphire with Burned Logs and Neodymium Reeds will be at the center of it all. — A.M.
Marlborough Gallery, 40 West 57th Street, New York, 6-8 p.m.
Opening: "Laurie Simmons: How We See" at the Jewish Museum
The woman who brought Lena Dunham into the world made new art! How she managed to do that with most of her time taken up by talking to gossip reporters about her daughter's television show, I have no idea. And while it would be great to write this happenings blurb without mentioning a/the voice of a/the generation, she makes it harder when she chooses as a collaborator for the exhibit fashion designer Rachel Antonoff—the sister of Lena Dunham's boyfriend, Jack Antonoff. —N.F.
The Jewish Museum, 1109 5th Avenue, New York, 11 a.m.
Opening: "Joseph Beuys: Multiples" at Mitchell-Innes & Nash
Just because Joseph Beuys' heroic story of getting shot down during the Crimean War, crash landing in the land of indigenous native peoples, and having them save his life by wrapping his body in fur and fat is completely false, the artist never let that stop him from repeating it until his death and insisting that it influenced his work forever more. So, even though the basis for his including fur and fat among his sculptural materials is rooted entirely in fiction, it made for a dynamic practice and lovely body of work, the multiples of which will be on view at the gallery. —N.F.
Mitchell-Innes & Nash, 534 W. 26th Street, New York, 10 a.m.
Talk: "I Will Resist with Every Inch and Every Breath: Punk and the Art of Feminism"
Artists, writers, and curators will take place in this panel discussion on the intersections of Punk and Feminism. Do not miss this conversation between Osa Atoe, Johanna Fateman, Narcissister, Lydia Lunch, and Astria Suparak, moderated by Leah DeVun. The talk is organized by A.I.R. Gallery and the Women and the Arts Collaborative at Rutgers University. — A.M.
Brooklyn Museum, 200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, 7 p.m.
Opening: "GDA2—Gary Indiana" at envoy enterprises
The critic, artist, filmmaker, actor, novelist, and downtown legend Gary Indiana is a national treasure for the reasons enumerated in this long story, printed in these pages last year. And he's also just a great guy to run into at Lucien and have a quick chat over a drink. This is his third solo exhibition in New York, and it will display video work and collages. Go.—N.F.
envoy enterprises, 87 Rivington Street, New York, 6-8 p.m.
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Press Release for Thursday, August 6, 2015
Princeton Review Names UNF Best in the Southeast College
Media Contact: Joanna Norris, Director
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For the seventh consecutive year, the University of North Florida is one of the best colleges in the Southeast, according to The Princeton Review. The nationally-known education services company recommends UNF in its "Best in the Southeast" list for 2016.
Only 140 colleges and universities in 12 Southeastern states made the "Best in the Southeast" list for 2016. The list is part of the company's website feature, "2016 Best Colleges: Region by Region."
"I am delighted that UNF is being recognized as an all-around outstanding academic institution within the Southeast by The Princeton Review," said UNF President John Delaney. "This prestigious recognition affirms the tremendous on-going effort UNF has put forth to build one of the finest universities in the state."
The Princeton Review editors made their selections based on data the company collected from its survey of administrators at several hundred colleges in each region, as well as its staff visits to schools over the years, and the perspectives of college counselors and advisors whose opinions the company solicits.
"We're pleased to recommend the University of North Florida to users of our site as one of the best schools to earn their undergrad degree. We chose UNF and the other institutions we name as 'regional best' colleges mainly for their excellent academic programs," said Robert Franek, Princeton Review's senior vice president and publisher.
For this project, The Princeton Review asks students attending the schools to rate their own schools on several issues—from the accessibility of their professors to the quality of their science lab facilities—and answer questions about themselves, their fellow students and their campus life.
Students at the University say, "There is no typical student at UNF." Filled with "friendly" people, UNF possesses "all the aspects of a huge state college with a much more laid back feel." Professors were praised for their accessibility, with students reporting that they've "never had a situation where a professor was unavailable." Students also say at UNF, "you're not a number, you're a person."
The Princeton Review doesn't rank the 649 colleges in its "2016 Best Colleges: Region by Region" list hierarchically or in various categories. The 140 colleges that The Princeton Review chose for its "Best in the Southeast" 2016 list are located in 12 states: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia.
The Princeton Review also designated 225 colleges in the Northeast, 125 in the West, and 159 in the Midwest as best in their locales on the company's "2016 Best Colleges: Region by Region" lists. Collectively, the 649 colleges on The Princeton Review's "regional best" list constitute about 25 percent of the nation's 2,500 four-year colleges.
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Broken Wheel, Iowa, has never seen anyone like Sara, who traveled all the way from Sweden just to meet her book-loving pen pal, Amy. When she arrives, however, she finds Amy's funeral guests just leaving. The residents of Broken Wheel are happy to look after their bewildered visitor--there's not much else to do in a dying small town that's almost beyond repair.


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Joop Tettero (ca. 1936) is een Nederlands politicus van het CDA.

Hij is directeur van het GAK in Dordrecht geweest en hoewel hij daarna al vervroegd met pensioen was gegaan zou er nog een behoorlijke carrière volgen. Nadat Tettero vanaf 1994 al in de gemeenteraad van Nijmegen had gezeten was hij daar vanaf 1998 nog vier jaar wethouder van financiën. Van 1997 tot 2008 was hij tevens president-commissaris van ARN B.V. (Afvalverwerking Regio Nijmegen). Hij was van oktober 2000 tot april 2001 waarnemend burgemeester van Nijmegen tussen het vertrek van Ed d'Hondt en de komst van Guusje ter Horst. Nadat Ber Lukkassen, burgemeester van Millingen aan de Rijn, vrij plotseling was opgestapt, werd Tettero op 1 april 2003 de waarnemend burgemeester van die gemeente, wat hij zou blijven tot oktober 2004 toen Annemieke Vermeulen daar tot burgemeester benoemd werd.

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Q: Simple form placeholders in combination with ckEditor I'm creating an admin system in Ruby on Rails 3.1, and I've got a problem. Normally I would use the simple_form locale file to add a placeholder to any given field. Except I can't get it to work within a ckEditor text_area. The placeholder I provided simply does not show up.
Locale file:
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Any help would be much appreciated!

A: You can follow this link for a fully featured Ckeditor integration gem for rails. https://github.com/galetahub/ckeditor/

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Five national stories of the week
President-elect Joe Biden puts his finger on his ear as reporters shout question to him as he arrives at The Queen theater in Wilmington, Del., Monday, Dec. 7, 2020. Biden announced key appointments to his health team Monday as he hopes to build a national response to the coronavirus. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
December 8, 2020 | 10:00am EST
Editor's Note: This listicle is part of a weekly series by The Ball State Daily News summarizing five stories from around the world. All summaries are based on stories published by The Associated Press.
A hospital in Kansas runs out of regular full-time staff, the Trump administration fully restored DACA protections after a federal judge's order, the House of Representatives voted to decriminalize marijuana at the federal level, the FDA announced its plan to review the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine and Joe Biden's health team seeks to handle the coronavirus methodically and transparently in a federal response.
Eric Lewallen takes a photo of himself on Friday, Dec. 4, 2020, in La Crosse, Kansas. Lewallen, a radiology technician has been sleeping in an RV in the parking lot of his rural Kansas hospital because his co-workers are out sick with COVID-19 and no one else is available to take X-rays. (Eric Lewallen via The AP)
As virus spreads, Kansas hospital runs out of staff
A Rush County Memorial Hospital doctor and physician assistant tested positive for coronavirus on the same day in November, briefly leaving the hospital without anyone who could write prescriptions or oversee patient care. The virus is sidelining nurses, doctors and medical staff nationwide, but the problem is particularly dire in rural communities like La Crosse because they don't have much of a bullpen - or many places to send patients with regional hospitals full. The situation in La Crosse illustrates the depths of the COVID-19 crisis in rural America at a time when the virus is killing more than 2,000 people a day and inundating hospitals.
FILE - In this June 18, 2020, file photo, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) students gather in front of the Supreme Court in Washington. The Trump administration has fully restored the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program for immigrants brought to the U.S. as youth, complying with a federal judge's order, at least temporarily. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta, File)
US fully restores protections for young immigrants
The Trump administration said Dec. 7 that it fully restored the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program that shields hundreds of thousands of young people from deportation, complying with a New York federal judge's order. The Department of Homeland Security posted on its website that it is accepting new applications, petitions for two-year renewals and requests for permission to temporarily leave the U.S. The department said it "may seek relief from the order," signaling that its concession to the court order may be short-lived if its legal efforts succeed.
This image from House Television shows the final vote, 228-164, in the House on passage of a bill to decriminalize and tax marijuana at the federal level. The bill now goes to the Republican-controlled Senate, where it is unlikely to move forward. (House Television via AP)
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FILE - In this March 5, 2019, file photo, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra speaks during a news conference in Sacramento, Calif. President-elect Joe Biden has picked Becerra to be his health secretary, putting a defender of the Affordable Care Act in a leading role to oversee his administration's coronavirus response. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli, File)
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Port Townsend, Today. Memorial Day for many is a special day to remember and reflect upon a loved one, friend, or passing acquaintance who lost their life for our country.
For me, the memory of a buddy, "Pits" Pitsenbarger, killed in Viet Nam, will always be with me. Fresh out of boot camp, I was sent to my permanent duty station at Hamilton AFB in California. My job title was to be Personnel Specialist, and I was assigned to Western Air Rescue Center.
It was a small group level entity, enjoying tenant status on an Air Defence Command base - protecting San Francisco. When we were fully staffed, there were less than two dozen of us in the building, and only a handful of us living on base. So we billeted with the 41st Air Rescue Squadron.
The field of blue represents the Sky from which our mission is accomplished, with a star for each of the 13 Air Rescue Detachments within Western Air Rescue Center. The thunder bolt and olive branch symbolize our mission in time of war or peace, and the Airman and Space capsule, those who depend on us.
After reporting to the barracks chief for my assigned "living" space, I am struggling with my duffel bag containing my worldly possessions, when this fellow comes over to help me.
"Hi! I'm Pits!"
Turned out my bunk area was next to his. It was sparse; a bunk, a locker, a dresser arrangement and a lot of roommates! I realized that he had been leaving the barracks when I stumbled in, but he was considerate in helping me get established. And so when he offered to show me where the Airman's Club was at and introduce me around, I was grateful.
Pits was a Paramedic - Jumper (PJ), one of the elite, assigned to the 41st. The Air Force equalivant to a Green Beret. Jump and combat qualified to be dropped in to rescue people in distress and administer top of the line first aid.
For the most part we didn't see that much of each other. The 41st running at full speed, constantly flying training missions and preparing to send Paramedics to Viet Nam. And Pits went with one of the groups. We had a hell of a send off party for him, and decorated his bunk area with memorabilia. It was widely speculated that he probably didn't sober up until he got to the Philippines!
We were a tight group. Our aircraft and pilots were constantly running rescue missions in Viet Nam, with Paramedics assigned to each mission. One day just after lunch, our Commanding Officer called us into a conference room. In a barely audible voice he read aloud a classified message, notifying all Air Rescue Service Personnel that "Pits" wasn't coming home.
Well, there wasn't a dry eye in the room. It was so incomprehensible. Lives were being lost over there daily, and you got numb to it. Until you recognize a name.
Details of his final mission can be found here. For caring for the wounded and sacrificing his life while aggressively defending his comrades, William H (Pits) Pitsenbarger received the Air Force Cross on June 30, 1966.
Well, his comrades demanded he receive a higher award, and after USAF review, the original award was upgraded. Airman Pitsenbarger was the 59th Medal of Honor recipient, and the sixth enlisted from the USAF. On December 8, 2000, the Medal of Honor was presented to his Mom and Dad in a ceremony at the U.S. Air Force Museum.
To this day, the USAF Sergeants Association has an annual recognition for Air Rescue Personnel who perform "above and beyond," named in honor of William "Pits" Pitsenbarger.
Index: Hamilton AFB, Pitsenbarger, Western Air Rescue Center
Sad story about Pits. He sounded like a real hero. Thanks for serving our Country and supporting the cause of Freedom.
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It's week #5 in the SoCon, and time to pick Saturday's games.
All five games are set for Saturday, four conference games, and one OOC game.
The Bucs travel to Travelers Rest to meet the Paladins, in what should be a good game. The Bucs seriously challenge the home standing Paladins, but Furman pulls it out, 35-28.
The winless Keydets travel to Macon to meet the disappointing Bears, winless in two SoCon starts. The pain continues for VMI as the Keydets are unable to slow down the next steamroller headed their way. Bears win 35-10.
The Cats, riding a three-game winning streak, travels across the mountains to Chattanooga to face the Mocs in what is probably the game of the week in the SoCon. Once again, the Cats defy the odds makers and bring home a victory, Cats pick up win number 4 by a 38-21 margin.
The Wofford Terriers travel to Clinton to play the Blue Hose of the Big South Conference. The Terriers continue to grind out the rushing yardage, eat up the clock, and pile up the victories. Terriers win 38-3.
Here's this week's P&G rankings after week #4 of play, last week's rank in parentheses.
For the fifth game of the season, the Cats travel to Chattanooga, TN for what will be the third road game of the young season. Chattanooga has become a very difficult place for the Catamounts to win.
Both teams are coming off conference wins, as the Cats upset #17 Samford and the Mocs dominated VMI on the road.
The Cats last won in Chattanooga in 2005, with a 38-20 victory. and the Cats are currently on an eight-game losing streak against the Mocs.
The Series: The Cats own a 16-27-0 all-time record against the Mocs, having first played in 1973. Currently, the Mocs are on an 8 game win streak in the series, with the Cats last victory against the Mocs coming in Cullowhee in 2008.
- JSU (away) - The 12th-ranked Chattanooga Mocs dropped a 27-13 decision at the hands of No. 5 Jacksonville State in the Cramton Bowl.
- LSU (away) - The 13th-ranked Chattanooga Mocs dropped a 45-10 decision at No. 12 LSU. UTC falls to 0-2, while their hosts improve to 2-0.
- UT Martin (home) - The 15th-ranked Chattanooga Mocs could not overcome an early deficit in a 21-7 loss to UT Martin in the home opener at Finley Stadium. It drops UTC to 0-3, while UTM improves to 2-1.
- VMI (away) - UTC opened Southern Conference play with a 63-7 triumph over the Keydets in Foster Stadium.
The last time we played Chattanooga: Oct. 29, 2016 - Newsome Breaks School-Record in 38-25 Loss to #8 Chattanooga - Western Carolina junior tailback Detrez Newsome rushed for a school-record 277 yards and two lengthy touchdowns, but it was not enough to derail the eighth-ranked Chattanooga Mocs. UTC's Ricarde Bagley scored three touchdowns including two on the ground as the Mocs downed the upset-minded Catamounts, 38-25, on Homecoming at E.J. Whitmire Stadium / Bob Waters Field.
The Mocs entered the season with high expectations, but dropped their first three games, picking up their first win against the SoCon's other winless team, VMI. A large piece of the Mocs problems revolved around the absence of senior quarterback Alejandro Bennifield. Bennifield was suspended for 4 games by the NCAA and is eligible to return for the Western Carolina game. Sophomore quarterback Nick Tiano has picked up four starts in the absence of Bennefield, at this time it's unknown which of the two will start the Western game, but I expect to see Bennifield with significant playing time with or without the start.
Chattanooga placed a league-high 10 student-athletes on the SoCon preseason all-conference teams. Senior defensive back Lucas Webb was joined by junior defensive lineman Isaiah Mack, senior linebacker Dale Warren and senior offensive lineman Josh Cardiello on offense first team. Senior quarterback Alejandro Bennifield, senior running back Richardre Bagley, sophomore offensive lineman Malcolm White and senior wide receiver James Stovall were named to the second team offense. Senior defensive lineman Taylor Reynolds and senior defensive back Trevor Wright earned second-team defense honors. The Mocs were picked to finish fourth by the coaches and media.
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. – Down 20-10 early in the fourth quarter, the ETSU football team scored 10 unanswered points to force overtime with Southern Conference foe Mercer Saturday afternoon in front of a sold out crowd at their new on-campus home. In the extra period – after the Bears connected on a 29-yard field goal to take a 23-20 lead – ETSU junior quarterback Austin Herink (Cleveland) wasted little time, finding junior tailback Jajuan Stinson (Knoxville) wide open in the end zone on the Buccaneers first play of the extra period, giving ETSU a dramatic 26-23 win and its first SoCon victory of the season.
HAMILTON, N.Y. - P.J. Blazejowski passed for 251 yards and three touchdowns and Furman converted three turnovers into first half touchdowns to roll past Colgate, 45-14, in football action Saturday afternoon at Andy Kerr Stadium. The win was the first for Furman (1-3) under new head coach Clay Hendrix, who returned to his alma mater last December following 10 years as an assistant coach at the Air Force Academy. "It feels great to get that first victory," said Hendrix, who spent 19 years as a Paladin assistant (1988-06). "I could not be prouder of our kids. They came in and played really well. Defensively I don't know if we could have played much better against a productive, hard to defend offense. They just set the tone for the entire game, and offensively we did a good job of capitalizing on it in the first half."
SPARTANRBURG, S.C. – On Saturday afternoon, the Wofford College football team was able to overcome mistakes to take a 27-24 win over Gardner-Webb at Gibbs Stadium. The Terriers had two turnovers and had four penalties, including two that negated touchdowns. Wofford opens the season 3-0 overall, while the Runnin' Bulldogs are 0-4 on the season. The Terriers were led by Andre Stoddard with 91 yards on 16 carries and a pair of touchdowns. Brandon Goodson was 8-of-12 passing for 117 yards and a touchdown.
LEXINGTON, Va.---The Chattanooga Mocs were dominant on an unseasonably warm afternoon at VMI. UTC opened Southern Conference play with a 63-7 triumph over the Keydets in Foster Stadium. The 63 points are the second-most ever in a league game. Nine touchdowns were spread over six players with Alphonso Stewart, Darrell Bridges (2), Richardre Bagley (2), Lucas Webb, James Stovall and Bingo Morton (2) all sharing in the wealth.
We're back with Purple & Gold's Catamount Players of the Game. This week's selection is for the Samford Bulldogs game played in Cullowhee.
Redshirt sophomore quarterback Tyrie Adams accounted for 464 yards of total offense including a career-high 152 rushing yards that featured a 23-yard score. He also threw for 312 yards and a touchdown on 19 total completions.
On the defensive side of the ball, junior defensive back Marvin Tillman led the WCU defensive unit in tackles, with a total of 14, 10 of which were solo tackles.
Purple & Gold congratulates Tyre Adams & Marvin Tillman on their accomplishments in the Samford victory.
It's week #4 in the SoCon, and time to pick Saturday's games.
All five games are set for Saturday, and we have some interesting out-of-conference match-ups, as well as, three conference games.
The winless Mocs travel to Lexington to meet the winless Keydets in the likely battle for last place in the conference. While both teams have had their problems this season, the train wreck that is the VMU defense just does not get the job done this week as well. Mocs win 28-17.
The Bears travel to Johnson City to open their conference schedule with the Bucs who will surprise some with their game day challenge. However after all is done, the Bears pick up the win by a 28-17 score.
The Samford Bulldogs travel to Cullowhee to meet the Catamounts in the battle of the SoCon's two most explosive offenses. The game outcome depends on which team's defense can make the best adjustments at the half, after a couple of wild quarters. We think the Cats defense is up to the task, and hold on to give the Cats a 42-35 win.
Here's this week's P&G rankings, last week's rank in parentheses.
In game four, the Cats return to Cullowhee and the friendly confines of Whitmire Stadium. This family weekend, but the Cats are now riding a two-game win streak with wins over Davidson and Gardner-Webb. Adding to the excitement and crowd size is the fact the Cats face the #17 Samford Bulldogs in SoCon opener for Western Carolina. The last time the Cats had a victory over the Dogs was in 2015, and you guessed it, the game was in Cullowhee.
For the second straight week, the Cats face a quarterback that was selected preseason Offensive Player of the Year. At GWU, it was the Big South POY Tyrell Maxwell, and for Samford, it will be SoCon's POY Devlin Hodges. I think both are being outshined by WCU's own Tyrie Adams. Certainly, head-to-head against Maxwell, Adams got the job done.
The Series: The Cats are 2-12 overall against the Bulldogs since winning the first outing back in 1969. Samford owned an eleven game winning streak against Western until 2015 when the Cats broke that streak in Cullowhee with a 56-36 win over the Dogs. The Cats are 1-5 against the Dogs in Cullowhee, and 1-7 in games played in Birmingham.
- West Alabama (Div II) (home) - The Samford football team built a 35-7 halftime lead and held on late to defeat the West Alabama Tigers, 49-41 Thursday night at Seibert Stadium.
- Georgia @ Athens, GA - The Samford football team dropped a 42-14 decision at 13th-ranked Georgia Saturday night at Sanford Stadium.
The Samford football team has been highly ranked in 2017 preseason polls by several publications and websites. SouthernPigskin.com has Samford ranked the highest of any preseason poll, placing the Bulldogs 9th in the nation. Athlon Sports places Samford 18th, while the Dogs are ranked 20th in Street and Smith's preseason poll. Samford returns five starters on offense and seven starters on defense from the 2016 squad.
Last year's team posted a record of 7-5 overall and 5-3 in Southern Conference games, marking Samford's sixth-straight winning season. Among the returning starters are first-team All-SoCon honorees quarterback Devlin Hodges (Off. POY), linebacker Shaheed Salmon, cornerback Omari Williams and defensive lineman Ahmad Gooden.
In preseason honors, Samford junior quarterback Devlin Hodges was named the Southern Conference's Preseason Offensive Player of the Year. Hodges was joined on the first team by wide receiver Kelvin McKnight, defensive lineman Ahmad Gooden, linebacker Shaheed Salmon and defensive back Omari Williams. Punter Austin Barnard was named to the second team.
As a team, Samford was picked to finish in third place in the SoCon in both the coaches and media polls. However, the Bulldogs don't seem to be able to stop the big play down the field this season. West Alabama's Harry Satterwhite threw for 401 yards against the Samford defense and the Jaguars finished with 464 yards in the air. This season with three games under their belt. the Bulldogs are currently 3d in the SoCon in scoring offense, averaging 30.3 ppg, and 5th in total offense with 333 ypg. On the defensive side, the Dogs are in 7th place in scoring defense, giving up35.3 ppg and rank ninth in total defense, giving up 508.7 yards per game. Samford is in 8th place in rushing offense, and second in passing offense (behind WCU).
ATHENS, Ga. – The Samford football team dropped a 42-14 decision at 13th-ranked Georgia Saturday night at Sanford Stadium. The game was played in front of a crowd of 92,746 fans, the largest crowd any Samford team has ever played before. Samford falls to 2-1 with the loss, while Georgia improves to 3-0.
AUBURN, Ala. – Mercer forced five turnovers including a program-record four fumbles in an impressive but fell to No. 15 (AP) Auburn, 24-10, in an impressive defensive display at Jordan-Hare Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The Bears (1-2) proved their worth in front of an Auburn Homecoming crowd of 87,033 as they trailed by only seven points with less than five minutes remaining in the game before Auburn sealed its victory with a late touchdown.
RALEIGH, N.C. -- Ryan Finley passed for 231 yards and a touchdown and Jaylen Samuels rushed for a trio of touchdowns to power N.C. State past Furman, 49-16, in football action Saturday afternoon at Carter Finley Stadium. After Furman (0-3) pulled to within 21-13 following a 71-yard touchdown strike from quarterback P.J. Blazejowski to Andy Schumpert with two minutes remaining in the first half, N.C. State (2-1) answered with an 11-play, 76-yard drive for a 1-yard Samuels scoring plunge to send the Wolfpack into halftime up, 28-13. N.C. State took advantage of a partially blocked punt, an interception, and a fumble recovery in the third quarter to score three touchdowns and put the game away.
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. – The Citadel Bulldogs scored 21 unanswered points on their first three drives of the second half to rally past ETSU for a 31-25 win in their Southern Conference opener on Saturday at William B. Greene Stadium. The Citadel (3-0, 1-0 SoCon) trailed 17-7 after ETSU (1-2, 0-1) added a field goal to its halftime lead to open the second half. The Bulldogs would score touchdowns on their ensuing three possessions to take a 28-17 lead. The Buccaneers cut the lead to three with a touchdown and a conversion, but a stop by The Citadel defense on 4th-and-2 with just over two minutes remaining sealed the win.
MOON TOWNSHIP , Pa. – Quarterback Jimmy Walker threw three touchdown passes to spark Robert Morris to a 23-0 win over VMI Saturday afternoon at Joe Walton Stadium. Walker connected on touchdown passes of 23, 5, and 15 yards as the Colonials raised their mark to 2-1 on the season and get their second straight win over the Keydets in the brief four game series.
Boiling Springs, N.C. (AP) - Detrez Newsome scored two touchdowns, rushing for 146 yards to go over 3,000 for his career, and Western Carolina defeated Gardner-Webb 42-27 Saturday night at Spangler Stadium. Newsome's scores came on runs of 84 and 7 yards, extending his school record for total touchdowns to 42 while posting his 13th 100-yard rushing game. The Catamounts (2-1), who came in as the FCS leader in total offense, averaging 630 yards per game, finished with 435 against the Runnin' Bulldogs (1-2). Western Carolina also snapped a seven-game road losing streak.
CHATTANOOGA---The 15th-ranked Chattanooga Mocs could not overcome an early deficit in a 21-7 loss to UT Martin in the home opener at Finley Stadium. It drops UTC to 0-3, while UTM improves to 2-1. The Skyhawks scored 21 consecutive points before the Mocs got on the board. It began to turn when UTC took over on its own 9 yard line with 5:41 remaining in the third period.
Purple & Gold's Catamount Player of the Game is now P&G's Catamount Players of the Game.
In this, and future games, we will select both an offensive and defensive player of the game.
Redshirt sophomore quarterback Tyrie Adams was 14-of-23 passing for a total of 224 yards and three touchdowns. Adams threw TD passes of 17 yards, 9 yards, and 39 yards. Adams also had 10 carries for 57 yards.
On the defensive side of the ball, junior defensive back JerMichael White led all defensive players in the game in tackets, with a total of 12, 7 of which were solo tackles.
Honorable mention: Detrez Newsome, rushed for 157 yards and 2 TDs - he has now rushed for over 3,000 yards in his career at Western. Daniel Riddle completed 10 tackles, with 4 being solo tackles, and 1 sack.
Purple & Gold congratulates Tyre Adams & JerMichael White on their accomplishments in the Gardner-Webb game.
It's week #3 in the SoCon, and time to pick Saturday's games.
With two losses already under their belt, it's not looking very good this week for the Paladins as they travel to Raleigh, NC. The Wolfpack walks away with a 31 point win.
The two-time defending SoCon champions travel to Johnson City to meet the Bucs in their new facility for the first ever conference game to be played there. On the down side, the Bucs lose that first conference game by about 28 points.
The Keydets travel to Pennsylvania to play Robert Morris, looking for that first win of the season. I think they find it, to the tune of a 7 point win over the Colonials.
The Bears travel to Auburn, hoping to keep it close and pick up a nice pay-day check. The check doesn't bounce, but Mercer does not keep it close, going down my 31.
The Cats travel to Boiling Springs looking to pick up what has become elusive for the Cats, a road win. I think the Cats continue to roll on offense, winning by 21 points.
The Skyhawks travel to #15 Chattanooga to renew the series with the Mocs, and hoping to pick up a win for the OVC. Fortunately, the Mocs rebound in a close game and pick up a 10 point win at home.
The #17 Samford Bulldogs travel to Athens, GA to meet the Georgia variety of bulldogs. Unfortunately for the 'bama dogs, the 'ga dogs are looking to impress their fans after their big win at Notre Dame last Saturday. Georgia Dogs roll to a 31 point win.
Purple & Gold joins the Western Carolina family in mourning the passing of Catamount Athletics Hall of Fame standout athlete Jerry Gaines.
Family visitation at J.T. Fisher Funeral Services is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 14 from 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm in Chesapeake, Va., with the funeral services to be held at 11:00 am on Monday, Sept. 18 at Grove Church in Portsmouth, Va.
Here's this week's P&G Week #2 rankings. Last ranking in parentheses.
After playing one of their most explosive offensive football games ever against the Davidson Wildcats, Western Carolina travels to Boiling Springs, NC to meet Big South Conference member Gardner-Webb for their third game of the young season. The Runnin' Bulldogs come into the game with an 0-2 record, while the Cats are now 1-1 overall.
The Series: The series stretches back to 1932, and is currently tied at 4-3, with last season's win in Cullowhee. The last meeting between the two teams was 2016 saw the Cats win 44-24 in Cullowhee. Western brings in a two game winning streak against the Runnin' Bulldogs.
-NC A&T (home); Gardner-Webb did not cross midfield until 12:47 remained in the fourth quarter, as North Carolina A&T held a 458-114 edge in total offense.
-Wyoming (Laramie, Wyo.) Josh Allen passed for 328 yards and two scores to lead Wyoming to a 27-0 win over Gardner-Webb Saturday afternoon.


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The Arizona Cardinals announced a number of roster moves on the eve of their Week 15 matchup on the road against the Detroit Lions. Two players landed on injured reserve, two were activated and two players were elevated from the practice squad.
The details of the moves are below.
RB Chase Edmonds, S Charles Washington activated
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Edmonds will return to the lineup after missing four games with an ankle injury. Washington has been out since Week 3 with a hamstring injury.
Washington will add help on special teams. He has been one of the team's core special teamers since he joined the team in 2019. He is a gunner on punts, which is timely, as Antonio Hamilton, who has been a gunner since then, will be playing more on defense with the injury to Robert Alford.
Edmonds' return should give some variety to the running game, again pairing him with James Conner.
WR DeAndre Hopkins, CB Robert Alford placed on injured reserve
Hopkins suffered a torn MCL against the Rams and needed surgery. He is expected to be out until sometime during the playoffs.
Alford injured his pec against the Rams. The time frame for his comeback is unknown. He missed the 2020 season after a torn pectoral in training camp. At minimum, he must miss three games.
LB Joe Walker, CB Kevin Peterson elevated from practice squad
Walker was elevated to the active roster as a COVID-19 replacement for center Rodney Hudson. Peterson is a standard elevation.
Walker has played the last eight games for the Cardinals after being elevated. Peterson was elevated once this season but was inactive for the game.


The Shinty Preview – Saturday 14 August 2010.
The attention turns to league action on Saturday 14 August 2010, with titles, promotions and relegation issues to be settled.
Scottish Hydro Premier Division leaders Newtonmore welcome Bute to the Eilan. Norman MacArthur's side has scored 50 goals in their 14 league matches this season making them top scorers. 'More won 3-0 when the sides met in April with David Cheyne getting a double.
Second place Fort William trail the leaders by 2 points but have 2 games in hand. Peter MacIntyre's side will be hot favourites in the noon throw up against bottom side Glasgow Mid Argyll at An Aird. The Fort had a massive 14-0 win when the sides met at Yoker earlier in the season. Neil Robertson and Steven Stewart return from suspension for Fort William.
Glenurquhart will hope to follow up last week's win over Glasgow Mid Argyll when the play Inveraray at Blairbeg. The Glen are having some success playing Scottish international John Barr in a more advanced full centre role from where he scored in his last outings.
Kingussie and Oban Camanachd meet at the Dell. The Kings suffered a title blow when they dropped a point to Lovat in their last league outing but they could still have a major say in the title destination with some big games coming up. Manager Stevie Borthwick will check Iain Borthwick's fitness but he will be pleased that defender Ally MacLeod returned to the side last weekend. Oban Camanachd occupy second bottom spot in the table and they are 4 points adrift of next placed Bute with a game in hand.
Lochaber lead Marine Harvest North Division 1 and they play a Skye Camanachd side ravished by injuries. Mike Delaney's side will be out for revenge after going down 6-3 to the Islanders in Portree earlier in the season. Lochaber will be without Danny Delaney who has been dogged with a hamstring problem since the Balliemore Cup Final. Skye's main problem this season has been a lack of consistency which has not been helped by an ever growing injury list. Defenders Jamie MacDonald, Allan MacLeod and Andrew Banks are just 3 of the absentees for this clash.
There is a mouth-watering local derby at Battery Park where Lochcarron play Kinlochshiel. Murdo Fraser's Lochcarron side has been the league's most improved team this season. Shiel welcome buckshee back John Don MacKenzie back from suspension.
Kilmallie and bottom side Strathglass met at Canal Parks. Kilmallie confirmed their place in the championship race with good win over Kinlochshiel last weekend. The Canal Parks side has an impressive strike force with John Stewart and Liam MacDonald both scoring 20 goals this season already. Strathglass, like Skye Camanachd, have been hampered by team raising difficulties this season.
Beauly will battle it out with Inverness for the points at Braeview Park. The home side will miss the presence of full centre Connor Cormack who misses the rest of the season following a leg break in training. Beauly's David Neilson will face his former club as will Inverness midfielder Sandy Tulloch.
Marine Harvest South Division 1 champions Glenorchy will complete their league programme with a 100% record if they return from their match in Oban against Lochside Rovers with both points. This game throws up at noon.
Oban Celtic await the visit of Taynuilt. The sides drew 2-2 earlier in the season but the home side will be determined to pick up both points from this one as they have designs on a second place finish.
Inveraray and Ballachulish meet at the Winterton. Both sides are bottom of the table on 4 points but Ballachulish have 2 games in hand. However they will be aware that Inveraray have won their last 2 matches and they will likely have Russell MacKinlay in their side.
Marine Harvest North Division 2 leaders Glengarry are not in action for the second successive week so second place Glenurquhart have the chance to close the lead at the top when the play Beauly in the noon throw up at Blairbeg.
Skye Camanachd and Kilmallie clash at Pairc nan Laoch, Portree. Kilmallie were 2-1 winners when the sides met at Canal Parks a few weeks ago and their options have been increased now that their senior side has returned to full strength. Skye manager Davie MacVicar is in the opposite position with the Islander's first team likely to raid his squad for players once again.
Fort William and Kingussie have a reserve meeting at An Aird. Fort William will be pleased with Daniel Stewart's return to the side after injury and the King's will again rely on veteran hit-man Kevin Thain for their goal threat. The Kings have a one point lead over Fort William with both sides having played 13 games. This game has a 3pm throw up.
Lovat return to the scene of their Aberdein Considine Sutherland Cup success when they play Newtonmore at the Eilan. Lovat trail third place Newtonmore by 4 points but have 2 games in hand. This match throws up at noon.
There is a derby at Rothesay in Marine Harvest South Division 2 where Bute and Kyles Athletic meet. The sides have had contrasting fortunes this season with Kyles topping the table whilst Bute are in bottom place. A Kyles' win will clinch the championship and promotion to Marine Harvest South Division 1.
Third place Tayforth take on second place Aberdour in Perth. This will be the home side's last league game of the season so they will be keen to go out on a high.
The match of the day in Marine Harvest North Division 3 is in Aberdeen where leaders Aberdeen University play second place Lochaber. The Students hold a 4 point lead over their rivals but significantly, Lochaber have 4 games in hand. Both teams are high scorers so there should be plenty goals.
Strathglass make the short journey to the Bught Park to play Inverness.
Lochcarron travel to Farr to play Boleskine. Lochcarron trail fifth place Boleskine by 2 points but have 2 games in hand.


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TMM lamp: The simple icon of Miguel Milá
With a simple aesthetic and functional design, the TMM lamp by Miguel Milá (Barcelona, 1931) is based on a simple and ingenious mechanism that transforms according to the occasion. A cross-shaped base supports a square section shaft that changes into a circular one when it reaches its midpoint so that the lampshade can move over it. It is, without a doubt, one of the most recognizable silhouettes of Spanish design. Santa & Cole, the company that produces it, describes it as "a manifesto of industrial design conceived in Barcelona."
Designed by Milá in 1961, the TMM (Tramo Móvil Madera) consists of a base or cross-shaped structure that supports a thin shaft, first of square section to become circular halfway through. This is because the drum-shaped screen is threaded into the post to be raised or lowered with only a rubber washer that acts as a stopper and prevents it from falling.
The TMM is perfect in any environment, whether domestic or public. Its design has soft, warm, discreet lines that integrate well with other elements without interfering. Its shade goes up and down also makes it a versatile lamp, which adapts to more social or more intimate situations depending on what is required of it. Another of the designer's icons also appears in this image: the Cesta lamp.
Miguel Milá assures that he is interested in noble materials that know how to age, and this is also due in large part to the fact that he likes a way of working close to craftsmanship, which allows him to correct mistakes and experiment; to introduce changes, corrections and improvements as he progresses, in short, a total control only possible through an attitude of "putting his hands in the dough". Good examples of this type of materials are the Cesta lamps, made of wood; the Manila, made of cane; the M68, made of aluminum; or the methacrylate or natural linen shades of the Americana series.
Milá began to design and produce his pieces, mainly furniture and lamps, through Tramo: a company he founded with architects Pérez Ullibarri and Ribas Barangé, which had intended such as the luminaires in this article: TMC (1958) and TMM (1961). In 1987 the designer won the National Design Award (in its first edition). Just over two decades later, in 2008, he was awarded the Compasso D'Oro for his professional career and his contribution to the dissemination of Spanish design in the world.
The wooden structure of the lamp can be in cherry, wenge, beech, walnut, or natural oak. The height-adjustable shade is made of white or beige cardboard (upper diffuser in the white technical polymer as an option). The lamp is switched on and off by slightly pulling on the cord. In the TMC -Tramo Mobile Chrome- lamp, the metal structure is chrome-plated at the top and black or red at the bottom. The lampshade, similar to that of the TMM, is made of white methacrylate and is also adjustable in height. Again, a simple gesture such as a slight pull on the cable acts as a switch.
In 2011, when the TMC lamp turned 50 years old, changes were made to its design, recovering details of the original design and incorporating improvements to the shade movement system. Naturally, Milá himself oversaw the details and thought that this would be the definitive version. Now, a decade later, the TMC celebrates its 60th anniversary in perfect shape.
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As a boy's name is pronounced AV-a-lon and is of Celtic origin. The meaning of Avalon is "island of apples". In celtic mythology, Avalon is an island paradise and In arthurian legend, it's the island where King Arthur took refuge after his final defeat, and whence he will reappear. They say "No man is an Island" – Avalon is the exception.
Of Greek origin. The meaning of Cosette is "Victory of the people." According to other sources, Cosette means "Little thing of no importance." Avalon fights these conflicting demons internally but, would never admit to it.
Avalon Cosette is the current apprentice aboard race ship 'Celerity'. If he returns from grand race number 106 alive, he will be promoted to pilot celerity for grand race number 107 in 5 years' time. There have been 24 fatalities in grand racing since it began in 1881. 12 Teams take part in a grand race – each with the former apprentice returning as the pilot, a racer, navigator, mechanic, doctor and a new apprentice will fill the empty seats. The race-ship itself carries 9 individual race crafts — explained on Page 7 — which the newly drafted racer will use to race 9 courses.
Capable of being or becoming: a potential leader or champion.
The owner of a latent excellence or ability – that may or may not be developed.
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Malewezi hits at parties in power
by Rachel Kachali
Malewezi: Level the playing field
Former vice-president Justin Malewezi has hit out at political parties in power, saying their incumbency status is the main challenge to holding free and fair elections in Malawi.
Malewezi's sentiments follow what he called research that indicates that a political party in government has an unfair advantage over other parties as it tends to abuse public resources, including the public media.
Malewezi, who served as the Malawi's first vice-president from 1994 to 2004, was speaking in Lilongwe during a two-day conference to assess the state of preparedness for the country's first tripartite elections.
The conference was jointly organised by the National Initiative for Civic Education (Nice), the Civic and Political Space Platform (CPSP) and the Institute for Policy Interaction (IPI).
Said Malewezi: "Levelling the playing field during campaign period is the main principle in a fair election. But experience has shown that since 1993, the party in government has taken advantage of incumbency to monopolise public resources and public media."
He said this is contrary to what the Constitution says about use of State resources for campaigning purposes by a particular party.
Added Malewezi: "On the other hand, the Executive [arm of government] needs to carry out legitimate government functions even during the campaign period.
"The problem is that the boundary line between legitimate government functions and campaign activities is so thin that it is invisible."
Commenting on the powers of the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) to impose equitable use of public resources, Malewezireferred to the
2004 elections where MEC lodged complaints to the Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC) on the matter.
He suggested that a memorandum of agreement (MoA) should be discussed among all parties to move towards increasing fairness of the electoral processes.
Nice executive director Ollen Mwalubunju said this is an appropriate time to look into such issues.
"The electoral processes essentially begin long before elections actually take place and that the analysis of electoral processes, therefore, requires a long time horizon. We need thus to analyse the extent to which accountability institutions have managed tostem Executive dominance now," said Mwalubunju.
Malawi is scheduled to hold tripartite elections in May 2014 when voters will elect a president, members of Parliament and ward councillors.
MEC registers 1.3 million in two phases
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SB Chat Box #48: Tao, Hyuna And Much, Much More!
A lot happened while I was away in India, and I attempt to catch up on what I missed most with Leslie and special guest Morgan. Scroll down to listen, and scroll down further for a synopsis!
The possibility that we have now become comfortable with Hyuna and her brand. The two articles Leslie refers to can be found here and here.


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Aapki Antara (International title: Antara), produced by Drishtant Media, is a soap opera which ran on Zee TV from 1 June 2009 through 18 February 2010 as a social problem drama focusing on the issue of autism.

Initially scheduled to premiere on 25 May 2009, it was postponed and premiered on 1 June 2009.

Plot
Aapki Antara is the story of a five-year-old girl named Antara. She is born to Anuradha, who had a relationship out of wedlock with Aditya Verma. When Anuradha dies in a car accident, Antara is orphaned, leaving Aditya with the responsibility of taking his illegitimate daughter home to his wife, Vidya, and son, Abhishek, and raising her as a part of his family.

With Antara in their life, things are not the same again for the Verma family. Antara does not behave like a normal child, being unable to express her emotions and living in her own world. To the outside world, she is a daydreamer and slow child. Eventually, Antara is revealed to have autism. Both she and her family are faced with the journey of navigating the world and being accepted by the society Antara is brought up in. Through her story, the show guides people to understand the needs of those with autism and handle them with sensitivity.

Cast
 Anjum Farooki as Antara Verma - Aditya and Anuradha's daughter; Vidya's step-daughter; Abhishek's half-sister
 Aaina Mehta as Teenage Antara
 Zaynah Vastani as Child Antara
 Darshan Pandya as
Aditya Verma - Aarti's brother; Anuradha's ex-fiancé; Vidya's husband; Antara and Abhishek's father (Dead)
Abhishek Verma - Aditya and Vidya's son; Antara's half-brother
 Sahil Deshmukh Khan as Teenage Abhishek
 Raj Simaria as Child Abhishek
 Prabhleen Sandhu / Kshitee Jog as Vidya Verma - Aditya's widow; Abhishek's mother; Antara's step-mother
 Rupali Ganguly as Anuradha Rai - Aditya's ex-fiancée; Antara's late single mother (Dead)
 Himanshu Malhotra / Prashant Ranyal as Sameer Malhotra - Aditya's friend; Aarti's husband; Mili's adoptive father
 Tulika Upadhyay as Aarti Verma Malhotra - Aditya's sister; Sameer's wife; Mili's adoptive mother
 Apurva Paranjape as Mili Malhotra - Sameer and Aarti's adopted daughter
 Raayo S. Bakhirta as Billu Gupta – Abhishek and Antara's friend
 Sandeep Upadhyay as Teenage Billu
 Aarav Velhal as Child Billu
 Nikhil Ratanparkhi as Mr. Gupta - Aditya and Vidya's neighbour; Billu's father
 Alka Mogha as Mrs. Gupta - Aditya and Vidya's neighbour; Billu's mother
 Sujata Kumar as Kiran - Vidya's mother
 Vijay Aidasani as Vidya's father
 Sachin Khurana as Vikram Saxena - Vidya's childhood friend; Antara's doctor

References

Zee TV original programming
2009 Indian television series debuts
2010 Indian television series endings
Autism in television
Indian drama television series


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24/05/08 (B449) AFP : six morts dans un combat entre les insurgés islamistes et les pirates somaliens. Six killed in clashes between Somali pirates and Islamists (En Anglais)
24/05/2008 /dans AFP, Ponant/par jlschaal
At least six people have been killed in clashes between Islamic fighters and Somali pirates in a Somali port, local elders said Saturday.
The Islamist fighters attacked the pirates in Hobyo, 450 kilometres (270 miles) north of the capital Mogadishu on Friday, just after they had released a Jordanian-flagged cargo ship seized nearly a week earlier.
« Two Islamists and several pirates died in the fighting which lasted more than an hour, » one of the elders, Abdinasir Diriye, told AFP by telephone.
An Islamist leader said four pirates and two Islamists had been killed in the shoot-out, adding that they had also arrested several of the pirates.
The hijacked vessel, MV Victoria, which had been seized on May 17, was released Friday.
Local elders had said Islamist fighters had threatened to attack the pirates if they did not release the ship.
The Islamists controlled a large swathe of Somalia for several months before they were routed early in 2007 by Somali forces backed by Ethiopian troops.
Since then they have launched almost daily guerrilla attacks in Mogadishu and outside the capital.
The waters off Somalia, which has not had an effective central government for more than 17 years, are considered among the most dangerous in the world for shipping.
More than 25 ships were seized off Somalia last year despite US navy patrols, according to the International Maritime Bureau
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16/01/2012 (B639) RSF : 25 journalistes arrêtés, 4 encore détenus, une chaîne de télévision suspendue : « semaine noire » pour les médias au Somaliland (En Français et en Anglais)
12/02/10 (B537) Le Journal de la Flibuste. Déstockage chez les pirates, compensée par une nouvelle entrée = stock inchangé ! (3 articles en Français)
14/12/10 (B582) VERITE – CONFIRMATION : le Colonel « Berger » Mohamed Djama a bien suivi un stage en France.
05/02/10 (B536) LDDH : LETTRE OUVERTE AU CHEF DE L'ETAT – REPUBLIQUE DE DJIBOUTI. (Jean-Paul Noël Abdi)
05/12/10 (B581) L'actualité avec les nouvelles impertinences de Roger Picon
18/11/06 (B370) Sh. Network. Somalie : les tribunaux islamiques mettent le feu aux sac de Khat. Un mort !(En anglais – Info lecteur)
19/05/07 (B396) BBC – Les US nomment un chargé d'affaire pour la Somalie qui sera basé au Kenya. Ils annoncent le versement d'indemnités compensatrices aux familles des militaires ougandais tués à Mogadiscio. US names special envoy to Somalia (En Anglais – Info lectrice)
22/05/08 (B448) UNHCR : Le chef de l'UNHCR ouvre la conférence du Yémen...25/05/08 (B449) Daily Mail / Le chef de l'un des plus terribles polices...


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Top quotes from 49ers Jimmy Garoppolo ahead of…
Top quotes from 49ers Jimmy Garoppolo ahead of opener
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo's comeback begins in Tampa Bay after recovering from last season's knee injury
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo (10) during a combined NFL football training camp at the Broncos' headquarters Friday, Aug. 16, 2019, in Englewood, Colo. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)
By Cam Inman | cinman@bayareanewsgroup.com | Bay Area News Group
PUBLISHED: September 4, 2019 at 12:56 p.m. | UPDATED: September 5, 2019 at 4:08 a.m.
SANTA CLARA — Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo is all set for only his 11th career start in six NFL seasons, and, by the way, Sunday's season opener at Tamp Bay also will serve as the officially launching point of his comeback from knee reconstruction.
Here are the top quotes Garoppolo said Wednesday in his press conference at Levi's Stadium:
On preparing for Week 1: "There's a lot of excitement. Been a long time coming. It's finally here. It's good to be back."
DENVER, CO – AUGUST 19: Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo #10 and head coach Kyle Shanahan of the San Francisco 49ers shake hands before a preseason game against the Denver Broncos at Broncos Stadium at Mile High on August 19, 2019 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Justin Edmonds/Getty Images)
On the Bucs defense: "They do couple different looks. They want to get up in your face, put pressure on the receivers to make plays, and they have talent up front."
On his biggest hurdle since his knee injury: "I don't know. I can't think of one specifically. There were mental hurdeles and physical hurdles and tried to balance them but not think of them too much because you have to deal with training camp."
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On when he stopped worrying about his knee: "Back in OTAs, I really stopped worrying about it. You put it out of your head. I have so many other things to think about you put that out of your mind."
On the 49ers WR group: "Those guys have been through a battle. Camp was a battle and put pressure on them to perform. They've been through a lot and have been doing it well."
On learning his WRs: "The trust process never ends, especially with aquarterback and whatever the skill position, tight end or receiver. Do you trust those guys? Which routes do you like?"
On Matt Breida's receiving ability: "His hands have never really been a question. He was never asked to do that in college so it was new to him. He's come a long way. All those backs.. Matt's so fast and explosive that if you can get him in space, that's dangerous."
On left tackle Joe Staley: "He's always just been a natural leader. Since I got here, he shows it on the field, his work ethic and stays late."
On this offense's identity: It's acouple things. We'd like to run the ball, starts with that. Evyerhting starts up front. Gives us opportunities on the outside to let the skill players do what they do.
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