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The last weekend of the college football regular season is here, and it just so happens to be the best time of the year: rivalry week. Nine exciting games will be played from Thursday to Saturday. While most matchups are between two SEC opponents, some teams will be playing bigger rivals in other conferences. It will be a weekend full of blood, sweat, anger and joy. The Egg Bowl is the first,-- and probably the nastiest-- game of the weekend.

It will be played on Thanksgiving night, but it doesn't look like the two teams will be very grateful to see each other. The biggest storyline in the game will be the matchup of two impressive quarterbacks. Mississippi State quarterback Will Rogers has the better stats of the two-- he is of passing for 4, yards with 34 touchdowns and eight interceptions. However, Corral's ability to throw the ball deep is unmatched, and he has accounted for 10 rushing touchdowns.

In the end, the Air Raid will prevail. Missouri is coming off of a big win against Florida, a team that used to pose a big challenge to the Tigers. They have been riding the high all week, but they will have their work cut out for them against Arkansas. Although the Razorbacks have been inconsistent all season, they fought hard against Alabama last weekend and only lost Arkansas has an extremely talented rushing attack that is hard for any team to handle. It's going to be difficult for the Tigers to control the Hogs, even with all of the momentum they have.

In the past, this rivalry game featuring opponents from two different conferences has gone back and forth. This year, it likely won't be that way. The news came as a shock to the nation. The first broadcast bulletin was transmitted by ABC Radio, interrupting regular programming across the country.

NBC News soon followed. Older listeners may recognize the voice of staff announcer Don Pardo, before anyone had heard him on Jeopardy or Saturday Night Live. CBS was not far behind. Walter Cronkite broke into the broadcast of a popular, long running soap opera, As the World Turns.

If I was not taking a nap at the time, I would have seen this, because my mother watched As the World Turns every day throughout my childhood. Minutes later, NBC provided an update but the situation was still uncertain.

Finally, just before pm on the East Coast, Walter Cronkite delivered the grave news in what might be the most widely viewed bulletin in television history. Later in the day, Cronkite summarized the key moments of the events of November 22 at the beginning of a long broadcast of the CBS Evening News.

When choosing an edition, care must be taken to evaluate all available editions, to investigate the credentials of the editor, and possibly seek advice from others about which editions are best, given the performer's unique goals. Example: Among the many editions available to cellists of J. Bach's six suites for cello BWV is a performance edition featuring interpretations and suggestions by famed cellist Pablo Casals, published by Carus-Verlag in In the beginning of Suite 1, cellists see dynamics, slurs, and articulation markings provided by Casals.

Casals ' symbols, articulations, and other markings are described in the beginning of the edition by Rudolf von Tobel , translated into English by Joseph B. Dallett and Helga von Tobel.

These explanations help the performer to interpret and perform the suites as Casals chose. It looks like you're using Internet Explorer 11 or older. This website works best with modern browsers such as the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. If you continue with this browser, you may see unexpected results.

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