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She doesn’t fill up a stat sheet, but she’s home grown,…
OSU Daily Barometer – Jan 26, 2007
9 rebounds per game. But OSU basketball junkies know better. What’s more, she’s rare in that she’s home grown. ***In the last few years, Oregon has become a hotbed for high school girls basketball. But when it comes time to choose a college, most go elsewhere. Senior Casey Nash, a virtual scoring machine for OSU, is one of the rare exceptions. And she came out of 3A Stayton, a small-school program where you don’t get top-drawer attention.
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Washington Post – Jan 26, 2007
But industry officials warned it would not be easy for theraft of new fuel plants to obtain enough home-grown feedstock. Also, Beijing was unlikely to allow imports because subsidieswere aimed at helping local farmers. "The COFCO plant will face a big problem of feedstock,"said another industry official in Qinzhou, which is 100kilometres north of Hepu, where the COFCO plant is located. "Their plantation is too small and won’t be enough," hesaid, adding there were about 100 starch producers in the areaalready competing against each other over cassava. PUTTING THE SQUEEZE ONHigher cassava prices, coupled with lower oil prices, arewere already squeezing margins at ethanol producers.
A full musical serving in the Half Moon
Jamaica Observer – Jan 26, 2007
The group could do no wrong with popular tunes such as Searching, No Stranger To Love, and Dizzy Gillespie’s A Night In Tunisia but it was the lively stage act and solos by band members such as drummer Lee Pearson and saxophonist Ray Gaskins that figuratively raised the roof of the Half Moon Hotel
The amazing vocals also added spice to the slow numbers while Ayers worked wonders on his vibraphone, describing the event as “a great festival of music with a great positive vibe”. Strings gave a good account of themselves. The five-member band, self-described as the newest sound in Afro-Caribbean music with a distinct Cuban flavour with a mix of reggae, were determined to make their mark. Now working on their first album, Island Follies, they delighted the audience with songs such as their original Brasilenia and covers such as Bill Withers’ Ain’t No Sunshine while showing a mastery of their instruments. Not to be outdone, home-grown act Della Manley was her usual sultry self, delivering a slew of favourites from Ashes On The Window Sill including the self-titled track and the thought-provoking City Lights. Plus gems from her newest project, Barbican Square including the well-known I Know. She left the audience in a mellow mood with the soothing notes of her acoustic guitar… The five-member band, self-described as the newest sound in Afro-Caribbean music with a distinct Cuban flavour with a mix of reggae, were determined to make their mark. Now working on their first album, Island Follies, they delighted the audience with songs such as their original Brasilenia and covers such as Bill Withers’ Ain’t No Sunshine while showing a mastery of their instruments. Not to be outdone, home-grown act Della Manley was her usual sultry self, delivering a slew of favourites from Ashes On The Window Sill including the self-titled track and the thought-provoking City Lights. Plus gems from her newest project, Barbican Square including the well-known I Know. She left the audience in a mellow mood with the soothing notes of her acoustic guitar. Dr Kathy Brown, a fixture on the jazz scene, did not disappoint either, showing poise and ease in her delivery, stirring the audience with the sounds of Summertime, Marley’s Get Up Stand Up, Mission and Afro Blue and leaving them fully satisfied. Talk Back
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Marina Strauss took your questions on Loblaw
Globe and Mail – Jan 26, 2007
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