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  1. article (June 17) Today's Top Headlines - The top 10 stories of the day

    Monday, June 17, 2013 8:42 am

    1. OBAMA ARRIVES AT G8 SUMMIT

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  2. article How to Protect Your Family’s Skin from Summer’s Scrapes, Bites and Burns

    Saturday, June 15, 2013 2:15 pm

    Afternoons at the pool, family barbecues, outdoor sports and picnics all mean summertime has arrived. With the change in temperature comes additional exposure to the elements and the attendant skin scrapes, bites and burns.

  3. article Review: Man of Steel – Up, Up, and awry

    Friday, June 14, 2013 11:30 am

    I love the character of Superman, and although he may not be my favorite comic-book hero I still admire what he symbolizes and his rich pop culture history. So needless to say, I had very lofty expectations for Man of Steel, the latest movie redux of the Superman mythos. Unfortunately, my dreams of an exciting reboot of the film franchise, one that might potentially lead to aJustice League movie, have been laid lower than an ant in the miniature city of Kandor.

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  4. article (June 14) - Today's Top Headlines - The top 10 stories of the day

    Friday, June 14, 2013 9:47 am

    1. OBAMA APPROVES ARMING REBELS

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  5. article How to Protect Your Family’s Skin from Summer’s Scrapes, Bites and Burns

    Thursday, June 13, 2013 10:00 pm

    (StatePoint) Afternoons at the pool, family barbecues, outdoor sports and picnics all mean summertime has arrived. With the change in temperature comes additional exposure to the elements and the attendant skin scrapes, bites and burns.

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  6. article Tips For Grilling Better Baby Back Ribs

    Thursday, June 13, 2013 4:44 am

    (NAPSI)Ribs are a grilling favorite; however, according to the 24th annual Weber GrillWatch Survey, 17 percent of grill owners consider ribs to be the most challenging food to grill.

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  7. article New Survey Reveals Busy Americans Fail To Prioritize Sleep

    Thursday, June 13, 2013 4:44 am

    (NAPSI)—Many Americans today struggle to get enough sleep. Despite their attempts to do it all, pressure to meet the demands of an active, on-the-go lifestyle may be holding men and women back from achieving the type of uninterrupted slumber that leaves them feeling rejuvenated in the morning. These issues are all too common, as the National Center on Sleep Disorders Research estimates that nearly 70 million Americans suffer from sleep problems.

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  8. article Cool ways to enjoy your outdoor spaces through the dog days of summer

    Wednesday, June 12, 2013 5:00 pm

    (BPT) - When warm weather arrives, does your family head outdoors to enjoy your patio or deck? Do they then turn around and head right back into the air-conditioned comfort when summer sun and temperatures make outdoor living spaces too hot to handle?

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  9. article Guest Column: Don’t leave your retirement plan behind

    Wednesday, June 12, 2013 4:00 am

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  10. article Primetime Review: Christopher Nolan’s artistic vision creates butterfly effect

    Wednesday, June 12, 2013 4:00 am

    At what point can we safely say that a filmmaker has cemented himself as a true mover and shaker in the industry? Probably around the time when multi -billion dollar production companies begin trading ownership of entire franchises like two boys swapping baseball cards, in order to obtain rights to co-produce his work. This is where Christopher Nolan’s career has taken him. Once it became clear that Nolan’s newest cerebral project, Interstellar, would be produced by Paramount rather than Warner Bros., the latter felt it best to place a few of its cards on the table in order to obtain a piece of Nolan the cash cow. Paramount named its price of allowing Warner Bros. to co-produce the upcoming film, and it was exclusive rights to produce a sequel to 2009’s Friday the 13th, as well as a new Southpark film. 

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  11. article Skyline Country Club art exhibit opening June 13

    Tuesday, June 11, 2013 11:19 am

    "Whether I'm at home or abroad, I see each new scene as a still life, a moment in time in a landscape: a tractor posing patiently in the sun, or a pattern of light in a mountain sunset," Jane Barton stated.

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  12. article Dad, you deserve a break (Easy DIY projects that spruce up a home in no time)

    Monday, June 10, 2013 5:00 pm

    (BPT) - With Father’s Day right around the corner, give Dad a break from his “to do” list by taking care of the easier DIY tasks for him. From simple fixes to bigger projects, sometimes all you need is the right tool at the right time, to get the job done.

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  13. article Ladies: Get outside with Arizona Outdoor Women

    Friday, June 7, 2013 10:59 am

    Arizona Outdoor Women, a group started to give women 18 and older the opportunity to learn camping, whitewater rafting, off-road driving and other outdoor activities in a relaxed atmosphere, has slots available in one-day and weekend workshops planned for summer and fall.

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  14. article Get smart about buying insurance

    Thursday, June 6, 2013 5:00 pm

    (BPT) - For most Americans, insurance coverage is a necessity. While coverage can be confusing and expensive to obtain, its solace is undeniable in the event of a car crash, emergency surgery or if your home has been damaged in a storm.

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  15. article What's Up UA? - Brigetta Barrett Named Pac-12 Woman of the Year

    Thursday, June 6, 2013 9:14 am

    The University of Arizona's Olympic silver medalist high jumper Brigetta Barrett has been named the Pac-12 Conference Woman of the Year for the 2012-13 academic year, Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott has announced.

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  16. article School's Out, But Learning Goes On(line) With The Internet

    Thursday, June 6, 2013 4:44 am

    (NAPSI)—For many schoolchildren, summertime means days of fun in the sun, family road trips and visits from the ice cream truck. But many parents don’t realize that summer can also mean learning loss. Studies have found that nearly all children lose knowledge over the summer. In fact, when children head back to school in the fall, they are one month behind academically. This loss adds up year after year, especially for students from low-income families who may not have access to summertime enrichment opportunities, like camp, tutoring, and regular trips to the library. This can significantly impact a child’s success in school and in life over the long term.

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  17. article What's Up UA? - UA Classical Guitar Program Among World’s Best

    Wednesday, June 5, 2013 5:33 pm

    Chilean Master's student Pablo Gonzalez first picked up a classical guitar when he was 8 years old. The Spanish guitar stayed with him through his early education and finally swept him north to the University of Arizona as a Fulbright scholar, where he joined the roughly 25 undergraduate and graduate students in the UA's Bolton Guitar Studies Program.

    "You can find it in almost any home in my country," Gonzalez said of classical guitar music.

    Students in the UA program hail from countries around the world, including France, Chile, Philippines, China, Brazil, Peru, Mexico, Argentina, Norway, Turkey and many others, drawn by the reputation of a music program like no other.

    Many elements of the Bolton guitar program are found in no other classical guitar program in the world such as four endowed guitar competitions supported by the D'Addario string company and by donors, said professorR. Thomas Patterson, who heads the program.

    With boons such as artists in residence David Russell, a world-renowned musician and recording artist, and Grammy Award winners Sérgio and Odair Assad, it may not be surprising that UA classical guitar students regularly win at national and international guitar competitions.

    "The Assad Brothers come for a week in the fall, and David Russell comes for a week in the spring, and they teach for a week and give concerts," said Julia Pernet, chairman of the Tucson Guitar Society. "I think that's a very unusual asset to have, to have that class of performing guitarists come and spend a week, and really know the students."

    Patterson, who joined the UA faculty in 1980, is credited by many for making the guitar program what it is today. "I wanted to make it a flagship, a model for other programs around the country, around the world," Patterson said.

    "If you ask other guitar professors what are their greatest achievements, they say, 'Well, I published this book, or that book,'" said Misael Barraza, a first year Master's student in the program, who recently won theMontreal International Competition. "If you ask Tom, he'll say, 'See this guitar champion, or that champion? This was my student.'"

    "One of the great things that Tom is able to do is assist students to get to these international competitions and to try themselves out against the world," Pernet added.

    "We've seen people make extraordinary moves within our program," said Patterson. "It's exciting to see a high-end person achieve an international prize, but someone who maybe you're taking a risk with, to see them succeed is absolutely amazing."

    Pernet brings world-renowned performing artists to Tucson every year through the Tucson Guitar Society. "Part of the agreement that I sign with them is that they will give master classes for the UA guitar program," she said.

    In 2011, Sanford and Phyllis Bolton, lifelong music lovers and supporters of classical guitar, gave $2 million to establish the Sanford and Phyllis Bolton Endowed Chair for Classical Guitar, a position held by professor Patterson. Shortly after, Bolton gave an additional $1.1 million, establishing the Sanford and Phyllis Bolton Endowment for Guitar. 

    "This was the largest gift of its kind in the history of fine arts," Patterson said, a gift that has enabled the program to support talented students who otherwise may not be able to pursue their dreams with acoustic guitar. In honor of the support, the program changed its name to the Bolton Guitar Studies Program.

    The reputation of the program, its calendar packed with events and activities, and the supportive student community have attracted classical guitar talents from many nations. "I'm here because of the reputation of the guitar program," said Ivar Fojas, who is from the Philippines and also a Fulbright scholar, entering the third year of his doctoral studies.

    "Normally, other guitar programs would have one or two recitals each semester," Fojas said. "We have them every single week. I've learned how to listen, to really be critical of myself."

    "That's really what makes the difference between players," Barraza added. "Is how well you can listen to yourself."

    The guitar program curriculum engages students in the community, with a public performance every Friday at 11 a.m. in the UA Museum of Art, and many other concerts and recitals throughout the year.

    Patterson said he also makes effort to engage the community through concerts and working with children, to get them involved with guitar and music at a young age.

    "It really pushes you to have higher standards for yourself," said Leandra Hubka, who is finishing her Master's degree. "There are so many opportunities to play for the public," she added. "You get better by playing for people."

    Barraza said he aims for a concert career, and that the UA guitar program has "been a huge influence on me. I wouldn't be able to do without it."

    "We have an enormously supportive group of people," Patterson said. "I have friends who have traveled all over the world; I ask them if this happens anywhere else, and they say no."

    "We have four in-house competitions each year," Hubka said. "It would be really easy to get competitive with each other, but we're not at all." Perhaps competition is out of the question among a group of people unified by the sound of an instrument they can't put down.

    "It has that effect sometimes," Barraza mused. "The guitar just grabs onto you, and that's it."

     

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  18. article 'Summer-ize' your home to look and smell wonderful in warmer weather

    Wednesday, June 5, 2013 5:00 pm

    (BPT) - The three R’s aren’t just reading, ‘riting and ‘rithmatic. In the summer, they refer to “reorganizing,” “restyling” and “reviving” your home. It’s the perfect time to bring a summery, comfortable feeling to your home’s interior. Luckily, you don’t need to redo every room or throw out all your furniture to get a wonderful seasonal change. Spend a weekend giving your living spaces a lighter, fresher feel. At the end, you might even think you’re on a summer vacation.

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  19. article Guest Column: Being fit for life is doable, it just takes some time

    Wednesday, June 5, 2013 4:00 am

    For many seniors and retirees, fitness activities are a regular part of their weekly routine. For others, fitness training is essential and equates to living well as opposed to merely existing. 

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  20. article (June 3) Today's Top Headlines - California teen swept into 600-foot waterfall

    Monday, June 3, 2013 9:42 am

    A 19-year-old California man was still missing late Sunday, a day after he was swept over a waterfall while swimming in Yosemite National Park.

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  21. article Padres take down Reno 13-5

    Monday, June 3, 2013 8:56 am

    Tucson Padres Game Summary

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  22. article The 5 best natural attractions in the Pacific Northwest

    Sunday, June 2, 2013 5:00 pm

    America's West Coast has allure to spare: stretches of ocean highway, famously laid-back and inviting cities and beaches galore. But the northern half of the coast, the Pacific Northwest, is arguably one of the richest natural playgrounds in the country. From its soaring peaks to its mysterious forests, this is the place to go if you love the outdoors.

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  23. article 1,000 shades of green: Nature made sexy in the Pacific Northwest

    Sunday, June 2, 2013 5:00 pm

    America's West Coast has allure to spare: stretches of ocean highway, famously laid-back and inviting cities and beaches galore. But the northern half of the coast, the Pacific Northwest, is arguably one of the richest natural playgrounds in the country. From its soaring peaks to its mysterious forests, this is the place to go if you love the outdoors.

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  24. article Simple ways to give meals a boost of flavor

    Sunday, June 2, 2013 5:00 pm

    (BPT) - Flavor is a top priority whether you’re cooking for a gathering or simply putting food on the table for a weeknight meal. Great tasting food can do a lot: turn a party into a success, make guests rave and even get the kids to clean their plates. Luckily, you don’t have to be a five-star chef to give your meals a flavorful boost that everyone will love.

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  25. article Morgan ready for no-nonsense coaching for UA

    Sunday, June 2, 2013 12:42 pm

    R.J. Morgan reports to Arizona on June 23 but he is not leaving the state of Oregon alone.

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