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Car Rolls Onto Roof
A Waldorf, Md., resident recently escaped injury when his westbound 2002 Pontiac Bonneville rolled onto its roof along Route 30.
Thirty-nine-year-old Jimmy Louis Herring Jr. lost control of his car while rounding a curve in the Licking Creek Township roadway on Sunday, May 15, state police said. At 2:29 a.m. Herring's vehicle went up an embankment and rolled back onto the Todd Township road. It came to a final rest on its roof, police noted.
Herring will be cited for driving on roadways laned for traffic. State police troopers were assisted on the scene by PennDOT and Mc- Connellsburg Volunteer Fire and EMS.
Two Injured In Crash
Two southern Huntingdon County residents suffered injuries ranging from minor to moderate when they pulled into the path of an oncoming vehicle along Route 30.
On Wednesday, May 11, 19- year- old Cortney P. Strauser, of Orbisonia, attempted to make a left-hand turn onto Old Route 30. Strauser's 1993 Suzuki Sidekick pulled into the path of an eastbound 1995 Subaru Impreza driven by Daryl L. Weaver, 47, of Mount Union.
Weaver, Strauser and Strauser's passenger Gabrielle M. Biles, 19, of Three Springs, were wearing seat belts during the 2:50 p.m. accident in Todd Township. Only Strauser and Biles suffered injuries, and Biles required medical transport to Fulton County Medical Center for treatment.
Strauser will be cited by state police for vehicle's turning left.
Teen Cited
A 16-year-old girl from McConnellsburg has been cited by Pennsylvania State Police for driving too fast for roadway conditions as a result of a single-vehicle crash on Sunday, May 15.
According to reports, the teen was travelling along Cito Road at 10:42 a.m. when she rounded a curve in the Ayr Township roadway. The girl's southbound 2003 Dodge Neon travelled onto the berm, struck a ditch and came to a rest in a large pile of mulch.
The girl was not using a seat belt and suffered moderate injuries. State police were aided on the accident scene by the McConnellsburg Fire Police and EMS crew.
Scrap Metal Taken
A large amount of scrap metal was stolen from 4008 Hill Road in Bethel Township between 11 p.m. on May 12 and 8 a.m. on May 13. Victims of the theft are a 55- year-old male and a 30-yearold male, both of Warfordsburg. Anyone having further information linked to this case is asked to contact state police Trooper Huff by calling 717-485-3131.
Arrested For DUI
Michael Wayne Deavers, of the Waterfall area, was arrested by state police in Mc- Connellsburg for driving under the influence after a traffic stop along Route 16.
Police stated they observed Deavers, 52, speeding near the intersection of Pyle Drive on Friday, May 13, at 11:13 a.m. During a traffic stop, Deavers allegedly failed field sobriety testing and was subsequently arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol.
Tea Thrown
Fifty-year- old Gregory Gallagher, of Harrisonville, is accused of throwing a cup of tea in the face of a 36-yearold female, also from Harrisonville, on Saturday, May 14, at 9:07 p.m., state police said. The incident occurred at 12680 Sipes Mill Road in Licking Creek Township. Charges of harassment will be filed against Gallagher through Magisterial District Judge Devin Horne.
Troopers Respond To I-70 Crash
Pennsylvania State Police
McConnellsburg responded to a single-vehicle crash along the eastbound lanes of Interstate 70 on Sun., May 15.
According to reports, a 2006 Honda Civic driven by Martha C. Cacioppo-Roginski, of Potomac, Md., travelled onto the southern berm at 4:50 p.m. in Bethel Township. Cacioppo-Roginski oversteered, causing the car to spin across both lanes and onto the northern berm. The car, police said, travelled down a hill in the median strip. Impact occurred when the passenger side of the car struck the embankment and rolled over.
Cacioppo-Roginski was wearing a seat belt and sustained minor injuries. She was transported to Washington County Hospital by Needmore Ambulance. State police will be issuing a citation of driving on roadways laned for traffic in connection with the crash.
Drug Charges Pending
The faint odor of marijuana inside a vehicle led Pennsylvania State Police to a discovery along Interstate 70 last Thursday.
According to reports, police stopped a black Honda Civic driven by Sterling Hadley Summers of Blairsville, Pa., at 1:36 p.m. for several traffic violations. While Summers was stopped along the westbound lanes at the Warfordsburg exit, troopers found a small amount of suspected marijuana and a glass pipe.
Charges of possession of a small amount of marijuana and the use or possession of drug paraphernalia are currently pending against the 24-year-old man.
Vehicle Rolls Onto Side
A westbound 2006 Chevrolet Express rolled onto its side in the median strip of Interstate 70 on Wednesday, May 18, state police said.
Bokhee Kim, of Pittsburgh, was not injured in the 4:05 p.m. crash near the Crystal Spring exit that happened when she lost control of her vehicle while changing lanes. Kim, 56, was wearing a seat belt when the accident occurred in Brush Creek Township. She will be cited for driving on roadways laned for traffic.
State police were assisted on the scene by Fischer's Garage, Raystown EMS and Breezewood Fire Department.
Charged With DUI
Pennsylvania State Police from McConnellsburg made a driving--under-the-influence arrest involving a St. Thomas man last Wednesday night.
Troopers stopped Michael Leighton, 43, for an equipment violation along Second Street at 11 p.m. Leighton was allegedly found to be driving under the influence, and charges have subsequently been filed through Magisterial District Judge Wendy Mellott.
Two Cited In Glass Bottle Incident
Two Warfordsburg area residents face charges after a glass bottle was thrown on Monday, May 16, near a residence along Stoney Break Road.
Pennsylvania State Police reported a 14-year-old juvenile allegedly launched the bottle near the Bethel Township residence of 38-year-old Daniel Lynn Schetrompf at 4 p.m. Schetrompf followed the teen home, and a teen and eyewitness accused Schetrompf of threatening the juvenile and having physical contact with him.
Schetrompf has been cited for disorderly conduct and harassment and the teen with scattering rubbish. Charges have been filed through Magisterial District Judge Carol Jean Johnson.
Air Conditioner Stolen
An air-conditioning unit was stolen from 519 Tollgate Ridge Road in Thompson Township between noon on May 10 and 2 p.m. May 18, state police said. Victim of the theft is CNB Bank of Berkeley Springs, W.Va. Anyone having further information linked to this case is to contact state police Trooper Massafra at the Mc- Connellsburg barracks by calling 717-485-3131.
Car Spins Off Roadway
Two Saxton area teenagers suffered moderate injuries during a single-vehicle accident along Route 915 in Wells Township on Friday, May 13.
Eighteen-year-old Tamara Wright was travelling northbound when her 1999 Volkswagen Jetta spun counterclockwise off the roadway, according to state police reports. The car went onto the berm, slid backwards down an embankment and rolled onto its roof. Wright and her passenger, a 17- year- old male, were both wearing seat belts. They were transported to Fulton County Medical Center for treatment by the Hustontown Volunteer Fire Co.
Wright will be cited by state police in connection with the 7:25 p.m. crash with driving a vehicle at unsafe speeds.
Arrested For Public Drunkenness
A 25-year-old Harrisonville man faces an array of charges including public drunkenness as a result of an incident at 14174 Pleasant Ridge Road. Pennsylvania State Police in McConnellsburg have also cited Lance Joshua Mellott with harassment, criminal mischief and criminal trespassing through Magisterial District Judge Devin Horne.
On Friday, May 13, Mellott was accused of being involved in an argument at the Licking Creek Township home with a 25-year- old male. Mellott allegedly struck the victim, who told him to leave the residence.
According to state police, Mellott allegedly returned and broke a window screen, a stereo, a glass vase and a collectible glass cup. Damage has been estimated at $220. Mellott was later found by troopers walking away from the home along Pleasant Ridge Road.
Damage Reported At Athletic Fields
Officials at the Central Fulton School District told state police burglars broke into a shed used to house athletic equipment after entering the school's property through a locked gate off Hohman Drive in Mc- Connellsburg. After prying open the shed door, the burglars opened up the pole vaulting station and pulled two signs out of the ground and threw them on the soccer field. Pieces of running track were also thrown on the baseball field. Damage has been estimated at $300.
Three Cited For Perjury, False Reports
Three McConnellsburg residents are being charged with making false statements to Pennsylvania State Police during an April session of Fulton County Central Court. Arresting officer Trooper Rodney Johns reported 34-year-old Jennifer Largent and a 17-year-old boy are being cited for perjury and making false reports, while Douglas Kerlin, 39, will be charged as well with false reports.
The trooper alleged the teen and Largent testified under oath on April 4 in the Fulton County Courthouse between 1:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. The duo implicated an individual with propulsion of missiles into an occupied vehicle, said the trooper, who added Largent and the juvenile also previously provided a written statement implicating the same individual.
Police noted Kerlin did not testify in Central Court, but did provide a written statement corroborating the statements made by Largent and the juveniles. Video evidence found showed the alleged incident never occurred.
Domestic Violence Leads To Charges
Charges are currently pending against a 20-yearold Hustontown woman folty lowing a case of domestic violence that occurred at a location along Waterfall Road on Thursday, May 19.
According to state police, the suspect, who was not identified, allegedly threatened violence, was disorderly and damaged a Honda coupe. She was removed from the Taylor Township residence, police added. Victims include a 31-year-old woman from Hustontown and a 23-year-old Greencastle woman.
Burglary Investigated
Pennsylvania State Police in McConnellsburg are currently investigating a burglary that occurred between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Tuesday, May 17, at 1579 Buchanan Trail, McConnellsburg.
Police said a tall man with short grey hair and glasses arrived at the Ayr Township home and told the homeowner's elderly, disabled brother he was there to take measurements. The man unknowingly assisted the burglar with the measurements in both the living room and rear bedroom.
When the homeowners returned later that afternoon, they discovered a silver locked box containing $3,000 in cash, birth certificates, marriage licenses, house insurance papers, a deed and gold watch were missing from a front bedroom located next to the living room.
The elderly disabled man told police the burglar was driving a newer model, black Ford minivan with possible Maryland registration. Anyone with further information related to this case should immediately contact Trooper Bartlett by calling 717-485- 3131.
Burglary Reported
A 36-year-old Warfordsburg area man told state police troopers his residence was targeted by burglars between 6 p.m. on May 12 and 8:30 a.m. on May 17.
Burglars reportedly stole 12 cans of paint, rugs and an air-conditioning unit from the Belfast Township home located at 3565 Pleasant Grove Road. Burglars also broke into the victim's garage and took several planks of oak flooring and several other items. Anyone having additional information pertinent to this breakin should call Trooper Bartlett at 717-485-3131.
Prescription Stolen
Prescription medication was stolen from a Hunters Lane, Warfordsburg, home between 3 p.m. on May 16 and 1 p.m. on May 17. Victim is a 34-year-old Bethel Township man. Anyone with further information linked to this theft is urged to immediately contact state police Trooper Johns by calling 717- 485-3131.
Tire Tracks Found
A 52-year- old Waterfall area woman found tire tracks on the side of her right-ofway located at 3401 Wells Valley Road in Wells Township. The mischief and trespassing occurred on Monday, May 16, at 11:15 a.m. Anyone having additional information concerning this case should call state police Trooper Falkosky at 717-485- 3131.
Trailer Breaks Lose
A 2009 Sterling truck pulling two trailers was involved in a crash along the eastbound lanes of Interstate 70, state police reported, on Tuesday, May 17.
Sixty-two-year- old Eugene Watson, of New Carrollton, Md., travelled off the edge of the Bethel Township roadway and into a lane closed for construction at 7:45 a.m. Watson reportedly oversteered, police said, causing the second trailer to break free and hit a guiderail. The driver was wearing a seat belt and escaped harm.
Soda Poured
A can of soda was poured on a 1998 Chrysler Cirrus parked at 709 Lincoln Way East in McConnellsburg Borough between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Thursday, May 12. Victim of the mischief is a 50- year- old McConnellsburg man. Anyone with further inurged formation pertinent to this case of mischief should call Trooper Claar at 717-485- 3131.
Cited For Harassment
A Hustontown area man is being cited for harassment in connection with a dispute at his Doran Road home on Saturday, May 21.
Pennsylvania State Police in McConnellsburg reported 35-year-old Ashley Ramsey is accused of slapping the arm of a 26-year-old female during an argument that occurred between noon and 1 p.m. He also allegedly elbowed the victim in the ribs, police added. Ramsey is being charged through Magisterial District Judge Devin Horne.
Woman Charged With Filing False Report
Sixty-three-year-old Mc- Connellsburg resident Brenda Joyce Stine was charged with filing a false report with Pennsylvania State Police in McConnellsburg. The incident Stine allegedly falsified to police occurred at a location along West Walnut Street in McConnellsburg Borough on Thursday, May 19, at 11:25 a.m.
Four Escape Injury
Four southern Fulton County residents escaped harm during a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Buck Valley Road and Green Lane on Monday, May 9.
According to state police, a 16-year-old Warfordsburg male was attempting to make a left-hand turn onto Green Lane at 3:49 p.m. when his 1983 Toyota truck was rear- ended by a 2001 Chevrolet Malibu driven by a 16-year-old male from Needmore.
Neither driver nor the Needmore juvenile's passengers, a 17-year-old girl and a 13-year-old boy, were injured. All involved were wearing seat belts.
Drug Charges Filed
Charges of possession of a small amount of marijuana have been filed through Magisterial District Judge Carol Jean Johnson as a result of a traffic stop along Interstate 70. State police said Kristopher Gunna Lauris, 20, of Pittsburgh, was initially stopped in Brush Creek Township on Saturday, May 21, at 5:15 p.m. Suspected marijuana was subsequently found, they added.
Medication Stolen
Medication was stolen from a North Second Street, McConnellsburg Borough, home between 1 p.m. and 1:15 p.m. on Friday, May 20. Victim of this case of theft is a 42-year-old McConnellsburg woman. Anyone having further information linked to this incident should contact Trooper Claar by calling the McConnellsburg state police barracks at 717-485-3131.
Discs Recovered At Salvage Yard
Pennsylvania State Police in McConnellsburg recently recovered a set of stolen 10- foot hydraulic discs from a local salvage yard on Wolf Hollow Road in Big Cove Tannery. Charged with receiving stolen property as a result of the case that originated in Huntingdon County between April 27 and 28 was 25- year- old Lance Joshua Mellott, of Harrisonville.
Cited For DUI
Milford J. Rhoat, of Robertsdale, was arrested for driving under the influence on Saturday, May 14, following a traffic stop by state police in McConnellsburg. Rhoat was pulled over by area troopers at 12:42 a.m. for a traffic violation along Route 475 in Springfield Township, Huntingdon County. The 45-year-old man was allegedly found to be driving under the influence.
Warrant Issued
A warrant has been issued by Pennsylvania State Police in McConnellsburg for the arrest of Franklin Counin resident Edward James Scott. Police said the 33-yearold Willow Hill man is accused of aggravated assault as a result of an incident on March 24 between 3 a.m. and 4 a.m. behind K&K Beer Distributor in Dublin Township. Anyone having information pertaining to Scott's whereabouts is asked to immediately contact the Mc- Connellsburg state police barracks at 717-485-3131 or the Chambersburg substation at 717-264-5161.
Man Accused Of Theft Of Services
A Harrisonville man has been accused of theft of services after several bags of garbage were found in a dumpster in McConnellsburg.
State police reported 18- year-old Bryce Thomas Wilford allegedly dumped several large bags containing trash inside a privately rented dumpster located at 209 Lincoln Way East on Wednesday, May 18. The theft of services occurred at 5:56 p.m., according to the victim, a 50- year-old Needmore woman. Charges against Wilford have been filed through Magisterial District Judge Wendy Mellott.
Tractor-Trailer Involved In I-70 Crash
An eastbound 2003 Freightliner Classic tractortrailer was involved in an accident last Wednesday in a construction zone along Interstate 70.
Farhan H. Abdulle, of Seatac, Wash., was travelling in the right lane through the construction zone in Bethel Township when the tractortrailer began moving into the closed lane of travel at 3:50 a.m. Abdulle, 26, overcorrected, causing his tractor-trailer to drive up and over embankment, said stated police, who added the trailer became suspended over the southern berm.
Abdulle was wearing a seat belt. He sustained minor injuries.
Vehicle Used Without Permission
A 19-year-old Warfordsburg woman told state police after spending a night with friends on May 21, she returned to her vehicle the following morning to discover it had been wrecked. The vehicle was taken without permission from 401 Franklin Mills Road in Union Township between 9 p.m. on May 21 and 11:30 a.m. on May 22. Anyone having further information linked to this incident is asked to contact Trooper Sprague at 485-3131.
Three Involved In Argument
Three individuals were involved in an argument that turned physical on Monday, May 23, at the Cardinal Glen Apartments.
James Lynn Junkins Jr., 20, of Mount Union, and 20- year- old McConnellsburg resident Dwayne Stephen McNear were arguing at the McConnellsburg apartment complex at 12:14 a.m. A third individual, Jamie Ann Bogue, 25, also of McConnellsburg, allegedly struck Junkins during the argument, according to state police reports. Junkins is accused of hitting Bogue and throwing her to the ground.
Junkins, McNear and Bogue will be charged with harassment through Magisterial District Judge Wendy Mellott.
Flashlight Used In Trespassing Case
A 26-year-old Warfordsburg man told state police investigators four unknown individuals shined a flashlight into a window of his home located at 715 High Germany Road on Sunday, May 22, between 12:58 a.m. and 1:11 a.m. Anyone having further information pertinent to this case of trespassing should call Trooper Garner at 717-485-3131.
PeckWood Cited For Liquor Law Violation
The PeckWood Hotel, Restaurant, Lounge & Tavern has been cited for a series of liquor law violations that allegedly occurred between November 2010 and February 2011.
Pennsylvania State Police reported on November 6, 2010, as well as on January 5, 14 and 27, the establishment located at 215 Lincoln Way East, McConnellsburg, failed to provide food upon request.
In addition, on February 10, documentary evidence was not displayed indicating the business met all sanitary requirements for a public eating place. On the same day, state police allege liquor bottles were refilled in violation of the Liquor Code.
Furthermore, on February 10, police maintain the business was not a "bona fide hotel" where members of the public could obtain sleeping accommodations or a meal as there is "an inoperable kitchen and insufficient bedrooms maintained for the use of guests."
McConnellsburg Woman Cited For Drug Paraphernalia
Ali June Washabaugh, 21, of McConnellsburg, has been cited by Chambersburg police after a search warrant was executed on her vehicle parked at 112 North Seventh Street, Chambersburg, on Tuesday, May 17. Reports indicate Washabaugh was charged with the use or possession of drug paraphernalia after alleged items were found inside her vehicle at 7:57 p.m.


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Captain Hook BJD costume
Added Jun 7, 2013
by watatoe
Vancouver, Washi...
This was an outfit I created for a competition for ball jointed dolls (theme was fairy tales). I looked at lots of photos of pirate outfits but found that there really wasn't any particular outfit that I liked. So I designed the outfit by taking the things that I DID like about some costumes and putting them altogether. My husband made the hook for the doll and voila! Captain Hook's persona came to life! (I also did a Peter Pan outfit and a Tinkerbell. Making Tink's wig was a pain because the doll was soooooooo small!) Captain Hook is about 25 inches tall. Oh…..and we took first place! Yay!
Material Notes
Distressed silk, bamboo rayon, georgette, lace, leather, gauze, and lycra spandex
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- Summer
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- Women
- Garment Type
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- Leather/Fur, Lace/Sequins, Other, Rayon, Silk
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Nov 25, 2013, 03.35 PMby yenny lee
I love them all..btw how do u make the wing? I always wanted to make wing for my accesories :D
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Jun 18, 2014, 06.16 AMby watatoe
Tinkerbelle's wings were made from wire and fabric from a pair of child's sheer white stockings. The wire was shaped and the stocking fabric was stretch over each wing shape and then tightly knotted.
Jun 19, 2014, 03.42 PMby yenny lee
Cool. Thank you for sharing ya :)
Jun 7, 2013, 01.20 PMby Tiffany Phares
Wow, this is amazing! You did a great job, all their outfits look true to character.
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Jun 18, 2014, 06.16 AMby watatoe
Thanks so much!
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Winnipeg sells 13,000 seasons seats (for 3-5 years) and maxes waiting list
Congratulations to the Winnipeg Whatchamajiggers!!!
Winnipegtonians… Winnipegites… Winnipegg-ee-ons… citizens of Winnipeg came up big, reaching the target of 13,000 seasons tickets sold… and these all come with commitments between three and five years. They also maxed out their waiting list (8,000).
I have defended Gary Bettman in the past, but I have to give him the middle finger for his comments earlier about it "not working there unless they sell tickets" when the same should be said about other floundering teams. It's obvious that this was overdue. Good on the city of Winnipeg for coming up huge and selling out all their target seasons tickets. For now, I love you, but I look forward to hating your team!
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Not surprised Wadell and Duds are gone, new city, new slate.
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My chihuahua is overweight, what can I do?
My chi is 8lbs 2 oz. She is 15 months old. I really don't feed her that much, but I have another chi and I think she is eating her food too. I don't know how to keep tham separated since I go to work and have to leave them for hours at a time. They are used to doing everything together,eating, playing & sleeping. I don't want her to have health problems. If I take the food from one the other one suffers. Any suggestions?
The last time you asked this, it was suggested to put up a gate to separate them during the day. I still think this is the best idea. That way each can eat their own food.
See...I would have to disagree..it all depends on what you mean by tablescraps..I for one, am not a huge dogfood fan..I do feed it, only because I also have a busy schedule..but when I have time, I try to make home cooked meals for my dogs..and freeze it until its breakfast/dinner time for them...
Dog food...no matter how good the brand may be..is still just that..DOG FOOD..but if you can't cook for your dog..that is perfectly understandable..however, I do always suggest that people mix in fresh veggies/occassionally some fruits...cooked meats and even some grains into their dogs diet..so they aren't always constantly on a kibble diet for the rest of their lives..MY GOODNESS could you imagine eating macaroni and cheese for the rest of your life?...That's how your dog feels without a doubt..just like humans..they need variety too..
With that being said, it all depends on what kind of food you feed your dog..I always recommend wellness..or other closely related human grade holistic brands...
solid gold
eagle pack premium
old mother hubbard
urban wolf
if your dog is overweight..I would definately keep them apart during meals..like you said, you're busy the whole day..do you have two separate rooms you can put them in until you get home? And put their food dishes in there so that you know exactly who is eating what? For the chubby guy, I would recommend giving them a "lite" version of dog food..most brands do carry this formula..which simply has less fat/caloric content than the other ones in the line. Also, make sure you measure out exactly how much food your dog is getting...alot of people don't really do this..but it is important..because then you know exactly how much you need to take away or add if need be. You can get a small measuring cup from any dollar store..and the measuring directions are on the back of your dog food package...
Avoid feeding regular grocery store brands like IAMS, Pedigree..well..you know the bunch..alot of them are very low quality, and not at all good for your dog...not to mention, most of them contain corn, which is a filler..and tends to put on some extra weight for most dogs..barley, brown rice, oats = good grains.... corn, wheat = bad grains...
Other than that..I guess I also recommend some more exercise..just because their small, it doesn't mean they can sit around the house and do nothing...every dog will become fat and believe it or not, chronically depressed if left with not enough exercise..so take em outside to get some fresh air as much as you can.
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HILLSDALE � Get ready for a country music weekend as Jeff Carpenter and Rough Country take over the Dawn Theatre in downtown Hillsdale.
Carpenter, originally from Jonesville, moved to Nashville to make it big, and has since released a self-titled CD and continued to tour the country.
�He was approached in February ... for the Shotgun Red Variety Show,� said Dave Semmler of Semmler and West Entertainment. �He sounds a lot like Travis Tritt. That's how he ended up getting on the show.�
Semmler said Carpenter was singing Tritt's �Here's a Quarter� at Tootsies, a popular Nashville bar with paid singers, and caught the attention of a producer, who helped the singer onto the Shotgun Red Variety Show.
And now he's coming to Hillsdale for a two-day concert series, which will also feature opener, Rough Country.
The singer will perform a mix of cover songs and his own music.
�He plays a little bit of everything,� Semmler said. �He does anything from Johnny Cash to Jason Aldean and other new stuff.�
The show will be complete with laser lights and fog machines, courtesy of a few Nashville sound and lights helpers.
The concert is also an attempt by Semmler and West Entertainment to make things happen at the Dawn Theater.
�Me and Jason (West) just started out at Semmler and West,� Semmler said. �We're hoping all goes well and we coan continue on in the future, keep events going at the Dawn theater and bring people into town. That's the plan, and it should be a real good show.��
Semmler and West Entertainment will also donate a portion of the ticket sales to Kind's Cupboard.
Jonesville's Carpenter to perform at Dawn Theatre


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Timeline of Schisms
- 1 Chalcedonian
- 1.1 During Period of the Single Church
- 1.1.1 Within Orthodoxy
- 1.1.2 Roman Catholic
- 1.1.3 Eastern Catholic Churches
- 1.1 During Period of the Single Church
- 2 Non-Chalcedonian
- 2.1 Oriental Orthodox Communion
- 2.2 Other
- 3 Protestant Groups
- 4 See also
During Period of the Single Church
- 362-414 Antiochian Schism.
- 484-519 Acacian Schism.
- 553-698 Schism of the Three Chapters.
- 863-867 Photian Schism.
- 1054 Great Schism between East and West, generally regarded as having been completed by the act of the Fourth Crusade in 1204.
Within Orthodoxy
- 1265-1310 Arsenite Schism.
- ca.1666-67 Old Believers became separated after 1666-1667 from the hierarchy of the Church of Russia as a protest against church reforms introduced by Patriarch Nikon of Moscow.
- 1921 Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church (UAOC).
- 1935 Old Calendar Schism, when three bishops declared their separation from the official Church of Greece stating that the calendar change was a schismatic act.
- 1990 Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Kiev Patriarchate (UOC-KP).
Roman Catholic
- 1378-1417 Western Great Schism ensues, including simultaneous reign of three Popes of Rome.
- 1723 The Church of Holland, (or Church of Utrecht) broke with Rome under its own archbishop and hierarchy, becoming the mother church of the Old Catholic Churches.
- 1889 Federation of Old Catholic Churches, not in communion with Rome, at the Union of Utrecht.
Eastern Catholic Churches
The Vatican's Annuario Pontificio gives the following list of 22 Eastern Catholic Churches and of countries (or other political areas, consisting of more than country) in which they possess an episcopal ecclesiastical jurisdiction (date of union or foundation in parenthesis):
Alexandrian liturgical tradition
- Coptic Catholic Church (patriarchate): Egypt (1741)
- Ethiopian Catholic Church (metropolia): Ethiopia, Eritrea (1846)
Antiochian (West-Syrian) liturgical tradition
- Maronite Church (patriarchate): Lebanon, Cyprus, Jordan, Israel, Palestinian Authority, Egypt, Syria, Argentina, Brazil, United States, Australia, Canada, Mexico (union re-affirmed 1182)
- 685 John Maron elected first Maronite patriarch, founding the Maronite Catholic Church, which embraced Monothelitism, rejected the teaching of the Fifth Ecumenical Council, and separated from the Orthodox Church.
- 694 Byzantine army of Justinian II defeated by Maronites, who became fully independent.
- 1182 Maronites, who assisted the Crusaders during the Crusades, reaffirm their affiliation with Rome in 1182.
- Syriac Catholic Church (patriarchate): Lebanon, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Palestinian Authority, Egypt, Sudan, Syria, Turkey, United States and Canada, Venezuela (1781).
- Syro-Malankara Catholic Church (major archiepiscopate): India, United States (1930).
- 1930 Some of the New Party (Puthankuttukar), joined the Catholic Communion on on September 20, 1930 as the Syro-Malankara Catholic Church.
Chaldean or East Syrian liturgical tradition
- Chaldean Catholic Church (patriarchate): Iraq, Iran, Lebanon, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, United States (1692)
- Syro-Malabar Church (major archiepiscopate): India, Middle East, Europe and America (date disputed)
- 1599 The Synod of Diamper, held at Udayamperoor/Diamper, (Kerala, India) formally united the ancient Christian Church of the Malabar Coast Saint Thomas Christians with the Roman Catholic Church, and severed its direct ties with the Assyrian church of the East.
- 1653 A group of the Saint Thomas Christians gathered at Mattancherry near Fort Kochi under the leadership of their archdeacon; They swore the Coonan Cross Oath not to obey the Pope of Rome; subsequently they received a bishop, Mar Gregory, from the Syriac Orthodox Church of West Syrian tradition; those who accepted Mar Gregory became known as the New Party (Puthankuttukar).
- 1663 A large section of the Old Party (Pazhayakuttukur) cut its ancient ties with the churches in Persia and joined the Catholic Communion in 1663 AD with the ordination of Chandy Bishop. This section is presently known as Syro-Malabar Church.
Armenian liturgical tradition
- Armenian Catholic Church (patriarchate): Lebanon, Iran, Iraq, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Jordan, Palestinian Authority, Ukraine, France, Greece, Latin America, Argentina, Romania, United States, Canada, Eastern Europe (1742)
Byzantine (Constantinopolitan) liturgical tradition
- Albanian Greek Catholic Church (apostolic administration): Albania (1628).
- Belarusian Greek Catholic Church (no established hierarchy at present): Belarus (1596).
- Bulgarian Greek Catholic Church (apostolic exarchate): Bulgaria (1861).
- Byzantine Church of the Eparchy of Križevci (an eparchy and an apostolic exarchate): Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro (1611).
- Greek Byzantine Catholic Church (two apostolic exarchates): Greece, Turkey (1829).
- Hungarian Greek Catholic Church (an eparchy and an apostolic exarchate): Hungary (1646).
- Italo-Albanian Catholic Church (two eparchies and a territorial abbacy): Italy (Never separated).
- Macedonian Greek Catholic Church (an apostolic exarchate): Republic of Macedonia (1918).
- Melkite Greek Catholic Church (patriarchate): Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel, Brazil, United States, Canada, Mexico, Iraq, Egypt and Sudan, Kuwait, Australia, Venezuela, Argentina (1726).
- Romanian Church United with Rome, Greek-Catholic (major archiepiscopate): Romania, United States (1697).
- Russian Catholic Church: (two apostolic exarchates, at present with no published hierarchs): Russia, China (1905); currently about 20 parishes and communities scattered around the world, including five in Russia itself, answering to bishops of other jurisdictions.
- Ruthenian Catholic Church (a sui juris metropolia, an eparchy, and an apostolic exarchate): United States, Ukraine, Czech Republic (1646).
- Slovak Greek Catholic Church (metropolia): Slovak Republic, Canada (1646).
- Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (UGCC) (major archiepiscopate): Ukraine, Poland, United States, Canada, Great Britain, Australia, Germany and Scandinavia, France, Brazil, Argentina (1596).
- 1596 Union of Brest-Litovsk, several million Ukrainian and Byelorussian Orthodox Christians, living under Polish rule, leave the Church of Constantinople and recognize the Pope of Rome, without giving up their Byzantine liturgy and customs, creating the Uniate church.
Oriental Orthodox Communion
Church of Alexandria (Coptic)
- ca.451 Coptic Christianity broke from the Byzantine churches in the wake of the Fourth Ecumenical Council in Chalcedon in 451; Shenouda the Great, abbott of White Monastery in Egypt (d.466), is considered the founder of Coptic Christianity.
Church of Antioch (Syriac)
- 541 Jacob Baradeus organizes the Non-Chalcedonian Church in western Syria (the "Jacobites"), which spreads to Armenia and Egypt. Church of Antioch (Syriac).
- 544 Jacob Baradeus consecrates Sergius of Tella as bishop of Antioch, opening the lasting schism between the Syriac Orthodox Church and the Chalcedonian Church of Antioch.
Armenian Apostolic Church
- 554 Church of Armenia (Armenian Apostolic Church) officially breaks with West in 554, during the second Council of Dvin where the dyophysite formula of Chalcedon was rejected.
Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church
- 1959 Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, (Abbysinia), is an Oriental Orthodox church in Ethiopia that was part of the Coptic Church until 1959, when it was granted its own Patriarch by Coptic Pope Cyril VI.
Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church
- 1993 Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church was formerly a part of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, its autocephaly being reluctantly recognized by the Ethiopian Patriarchate after Eritrea gained its independence in the 1993.
The Church of India (Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church)
- 52 Church in India was founded by St. Thomas the Apostle.
- 1498 The Portuguese reached the Indian shore in 1498, along with them came Roman Catholic missionaries.
- 1653 Coonan Cross Oath by which all connections with the Portuguese Roman Catholics and Jesuits (Roman Catholic supremacy) was rejected by the St Thomas Christians.
- 1665 The "Jacobite" bishop, Mar Gregorios of Jerusalem came to India, confirming the Episcopal consecration of Mar Thoma I as the head of the Orthodox Church in India (Oriental Orthodoxy restored); this was a new beginning in the history of modern Malankara Church.
- 1772 Malabar Independent Syrian Church splits from the main Orthodox Christian body; this church is not in full communion with other Orthodox Churches.
- 1876 Council of the Malankara Church at Mulanthuruthy, presided over by Patriarch Ignatius Peter IV, who had been summoned to assist in efforts against the inroads of Protestantism supported by the British, declared that the Malankara Church accepts the supremacy of the patriarch and that it keeps the Jacobite faith (of the Antiochans); this was against the historical status of the Malankara Church.
- 1910 Formation of the Archdiocese of Knanaya, a part of the Syrian Orthodox Church.
- 1912 Autocephaly, with the relocation in India of the Catholicate of the East, which historically had been in Seleucia and later in Tigris; consecration of the first Indian Catholicose, Moran Mar Baselios Paulos (1912-14), first Catholicose of the East in India, with the participation of (deposed) Patriarch Abdul Messiah of Antioch and (excommunicated) Malankara Metropolitan Geevarghese Dionysius; the Indian Orthodox Church view is that the Catholicate of the East is autocephalous and in the legitimate succession of St. Thomas the Apostle, citing use of the term "throne of St. Thomas" in documents since at least 1301 AD, and that this was a period of religious turmoil where the Patriarch of Antioch interfered and suspended the Malankara Metropolitan, demanding complete surrender, leading to this event; two factions thus emerge in Oriental Indian Orthodoxy: the Malankara Jacobite Syriac Orthodox Church (Patriarchal, "Jacobite", or Bava Faction) and Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church (Indian Orthodox Church) (Catholicos, or Methran Faction).
- 1934 Constitution of the Orthodox Church in India as an autocephalous Church linked to the Orthodox Syrian Church of the Patriarch of Antioch.
- 1958 On September 12, the constitutional bench of the Supreme Court of India recognized the validity of the Catholicate and unanimously declared that the Patriarch of Antioch does not have any authority over the Malankara church and that the Indian church is completely free under the Catholicos of the East; by an accord, Syrian Patriarch Ignatius Yakoub III affirmed his canonical acceptance of the Catholicate as well as the Constitution of the Indian Orthodox Church; the two factions of the Malankara Church, viz: Malankara Jacobite Syriac Orthodox Church (Patriarchal, "Jacobite", or Bava Faction) and Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church (Indian Orthodox Church) (Catholicos, or Methran Faction) were re-united.
- 1972 The new Catholicos, Augen I, began to claim that he is seated on the throne of St. Thomas, favoring autocephaly and "Thomasine" hierarchical succession.
- 1975 A Synod of the Syrian Orthodox Church excommunicated the Catholicos and his followers; the Catholicos and the Metropolitans convened their own Synod separately, and cut off connections with the Patriarch of Antioch; thus the Malankara Jacobite Syriac Orthodox Church (Patriarchal, "Jacobite", or Bava Faction) and Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church (Indian Orthodox Church) (Catholicos, or Methran Faction) split again.
- 1995 June 20, the Supreme Court of India unequivocally declared that "The Patriarch of Antioch was undoubtedly acknowledged and recognised by all the members of the Malankara Church as the supreme head of their Church", implying that the Indian Orthodox Catholicate is part of the Syriac Orthodox Church and is not autocephalous.
- 2002 The two groups conducted their own Syrian Christian Association meetings and since then are functioning independently; the Malankara Jacobite faction adopted a new constitution, against the constitution of 1934.
Assyrian Church of the East
- 410 Council of Seleucia declares Mesopotamian Nestorian bishops independent of Orthodox bishops.
- 424 Formal separation of the Assyrian Chruch of the East ("Syrian Church" or the "Persian Church"), from the See of Antioch and the western Syrian Church under the Byzantine Emperors, occurred at a synod in 424; (in India, it is known as the Chaldean Syrian Church; In the West it is often known as the Nestorian Church).
- 484 Synod of Beth Lapat in Persia declares Nestorianism as official theology of Assyrian Church of the East, effectively separating the Assyrian church from the Byzantine church.
Protestant Groups
- 1517 Lutheran Church founded by Martin Luther, nailing his Ninety-Five Theses to door at Wittenburg, sparking Protestant Reformation.
- 1525 Anabaptism established; (today's descendants include particularly the Amish, Hutterites and Mennonites).
- 1534 Church of England (Anglicanism) founded by King Henry VIII.
- 1541 Calvinism, (the Reformed tradition, the Reformed faith, or Reformed theology) founded, as the French theologian Johannes Calvinus establishes the first Reformed church in Geneva.
- 1560 Presbyterian religion founded by John Knox in Scotland.
- 1571 Dutch Reformed Church founded at the Synod of Emden.
- 1592 Congregationalist religion originated by Robert Brown in Holland.
- 1609 Baptist religion launched by John Smyth in Amsterdam.
- ca.1630-40 Puritan movement in England; approximately 20,000 Puritans emigrated to New England in the Great Migration; in 1662 the Puritans (also known as "Dissenters", later "Nonconformists") left or were forced out of the Church of England altogether.
- 1648 Society of Friends (Quakers) founded by George Fox, as a Nonconformist breakaway movement from English Puritanism.
- 1744 Methodist religion began by John and Charles Wesley in England; (the movement did not form a separate denomination in England until after John Wesley's death in 1795).
- 1773 Unitarian denomination dates from the secession of Theophilus Lindsey from the Anglican Church.
- 1789 Episcopal Church formally separated from the Church of England, so that clergy would not be required to accept the supremacy of the British monarch; a revised version of the Book of Common Prayer was also written for the new church in 1789.
- 1827 Plymouth Brethren; Anglican priest John Nelson Darby became an influential member of the movement now known as the Plymouth Brethren, and advocate of Dispensational Premillenialism, an innovative Protestant movement that gave rise to Evangelicalism.
- 1830 Mormon (Latter Day Saints) religion started by Joseph Smith, in Palmyra, New York; Book of Mormon published.
- 1844 Seventh Day Adventists arose from the Millerite movement of the 1840s, which was part of the wave of revivalism in the United States known as the Second Great Awakening, and was formally established in 1863.
- 1865 Salvation Army sect began with William Booth in London.
- 1879 Christian Scientist religion is born, founded by Mary Baker Eddy.
- 1879 Jehovah's Witnesses founded by Charles Taze Russell.
- 1906 Pentecostal movement spreads after the Azusa Street Revival (1906-09); also known as "Charismatic Movement" from ca.1960 onwards.
- 1925 United Church of Canada, the second-largest Christian denomination in Canada after the Roman Catholic Church, is founded as a merger of four Protestant denominations.
- 1957 United Church of Christ (UCC) is a mainline Protestant Christian denomination principally in the United States, generally considered within the Reformed tradition, formed in 1957 with the union of the Evangelical and Reformed Church and the Congregational Christian Churches.


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She's due for some love from the Junos, and is fully expected to get plenty. Jepsen is in the running for the Fan Choice award and artist of the year, while her song, Call Me Maybe, is up for single of the year, and the album, Kiss, is a contender for both album of the year and pop album of the year. In four categories, she is pitted against her youthful mentor, Bieber.
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The newest JUNO category will reward the year's best adult-contemporary album of the year, which seems designed to include middle-of-the-road fare that sells well and doesn't fit neatly into any other category. Of course, 20-time winner Céline Dion is one of the nominees who doesn't have a problem fitting in — she's also up for Fan Choice and her hot-selling French-language album, Sans attendre, is a contender for album of the year. Still, it's nice to see recognition for The Tenors, Barlow and the late Raylene Rankin, the Cape Breton singer and member of the Rankin Family who died of cancer last fall at the age of 52. She's nominated for her second solo album, All the Diamonds.
The fifth nominee in the adult-contemporary category is Adam Cohen, who earns the first nomination of his career for his excellent Like a Man album. But he's sharing the JUNO glow with his illustrious father, legendary singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, who is nominated in the categories of Fan Choice, artist of the year and songwriter of the year.
You might think Leonard Cohen is a sure bet to win songwriter of the year, but he's only won the category once, despite several nominations over the last 20 years. This round has him in competition with a younger generation of Canadian songwriters, including Ottawa's Kathleen Edwards, her former backup singer, Hannah Georgas, rockers Arkells and Bahamas' Alfie Jurvanen.
Several musicians with roots in the Ottawa area are nominated for Juno Awards:
Kathleen Edwards: The acclaimed singer-songwriter's latest album, Voyageur, is nominated for best adult alternative recording, and she is a contender for songwriter of the year.
Kira Isabella: The Orléans raised country singer received her first Juno nomination as breakthrough artist of the year.
SoulJazz Orchestra: The world beat funksters are nominated for world music album of the year for their fiery disc, Solidarity.
Kristina Maria: The pop singer, who grew up in Gatineau and Orléans, is up for pop album of the year for Tell The World.
Colin Bernard: The contemporary Christian singer-songwriter, who is deaf in one ear, is nominated for his first recording, a six-song EP entitled Hold On.
Gerald Finley: The opera star is nominated for classical album of the year, vocal, for his recording of Robert Schumann: Liederkreis with Julius Drake on piano.
Angela Hewitt: The world renowned pianist is nominated in the classical album of the year, solo or chamber ensemble category for Debussy: Solo Piano Music CD.
Triple Forte: The group, made up of pianist David Jalbert, violinist Jasper Wood and cellist Yegor Dyachkov, is nominated in the classical category for solo or chamber ensemble.


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- Publisher: EA Chillingo
- Genre: Strategy
- Released: 7 Jul, 2011
- Size: 107.3 MB
- Price: $2.99
- Balanced races; varied styles making the Viking, Aztec and Chinese armies unique to play.
- Smooth gameplay; few to no slowdowns despite huge amounts of units on screen.
- Fun campaign; teaches concepts while providing unique challenges.
- Unlockable modes; great replay value once you're done with the campaign.
- Generic style; hasn't grown much over two years.
- No multiplayer; AI opponents are nice, humans are better.
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It has been a long, though maybe not so strange ride for Swords & Soldiers by Ronimo Games and now, two years after its initial release on the Nintendo Wii, Chillingo and Two Tribes have brought this real-time strategy, castle defender on to the App Store.
Like so many similar castle defenders, your job is to crush the opponent by amassing resources in order to purchase units that will automatically wander away from your keep and towards the enemy. Learning how to balance your available resources (in the form of gold and mana) by efficiently selecting upgrades, units and spells becomes the key to victory. Aside from needing to protect your workers from dying, defensive structures can also be placed in order to slow down the advance of a marauding army.
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"…Swords and Soldiers manages to break through the initially guarded impressions and produce a riveting and approachable strategy game." — Pocket Gamer
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WENHAM, Mass. – The MIT men's lacrosse team outscored Gordon College, 9-5, during the second and third quarters en route to a 12-9 victory on Thursday night. Freshman Harris Stolzenberg (Weston, Fla.) produced a game-high five points on four goals and one assist to go along with three groundballs for the Engineers (3-2).
The Fighting Scots opened the scoring after 1:13 elapsed but MIT sophomore Chris McPherson (Gaithersburg, Md.) replied with a man-down score at the 10:57 mark. A defensive battle ensued as the score remained unchanged for the rest of the first quarter.
Stolzenberg ended the stalemate courtesy of a man-up marker to give MIT a 2-1 lead after 53 seconds expired in the second stanza. Gordon quickly evened the frame; however, the Engineers produced back-to-back goals to go up 4-2 with 11:14 on the clock. Stolzenberg was a factor in both tallies as he converted a feed from junior John Kramer (Glastonbury, Conn.) before setting up freshman Michael Traub (Aliso Viejo, Calif.). In a span of 2:17, Gordon generated a pair of goals to tie the game for the second time. MIT responded with three straight goals to enter the intermission with a 7-4 advantage. Junior Chris Cook (Tully, N.Y.) started the run at the 7:33 mark while sophomore Luke Verdi (Middletown, Md.) increased the cushion with 2:12 remaining. A man-up score by Stolzenberg that was initiated by sophomore Jonah Hessels (Laytonsville, Md.) capped off the rally.
Gordon ended its scoring drought with a pair of strikes during the first 4:27 of the third quarter to close the gap to 7-6. The Cardinal and Gray countered with another three-goal spurt to gain some breathing room midway through the period. Cook once again sparked the scoring spree with an unassisted marker at the 8:52 mark which was followed by senior Britt Cyr (Cincinnati, Ohio) finding McPherson exactly 45 seconds later. Traub then gave MIT a 10-6 lead after redirecting a pass from Verdi with 7:06 on the clock.
The game became a back-and-forth affair until the Fighting Scots found the back of the net at 13:46 of the final frame. A defensive battle resumed before both squads scored twice during the last 5:23 of regulation. A solo effort by sophomore Paul Orrson (Baltimore, Md.) reestablished the Engineers' four-goal cushion but Gordon continued to attack, eventually coming within three (11-8) with just under four minutes to go. A turnover by the hosts off the ensuing faceoff allowed MIT to manage the clock before Stolzenberg registered his third extra-man goal of the day with 34.9 remaining. The Fighting Scots then wrapped up the scoring six seconds after winning the faceoff.
Cyr paced the Engineers with four groundballs as senior Tim Wilczynski (Old Lyme, Conn.) gathered three of his own. Freshman Cody Jacobucci (Woodstown, N.J.) went 6-of-10 in faceoffs while Kramer recorded three caused turnovers and two groundballs. Verdi chipped in three groundballs as sophomore goalie Eric Bartell (San Diego, Calif.) racked up 17 saves and three groundballs.
Next up for MIT will be the program's first meeting with Amherst College since 1990, which will occur on Saturday, March 22 in Clearwater, Fla.


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I am traveling this week, so I thought you might enjoy seeing a demonstration of what my parrots do when I am gone.
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For those who are interested, I am visiting London to attend the Royal Society's Young People's science book award, for which I was a judge this year. I am looking forward to once again being at the Royal Society, chatting with my fellow judges, learning if I won my bet as to which book wins this year's award, and of course, visiting the great city of London! (This is high praise indeed, coming from a New Yorker.)
Since this is a long and expensive journey for me, I am staying for five days — not long enough, I know, but I return to London for another five-day visit in less than two weeks, so I'll be spending ten days in your fair city this month.
In addition to attending the Royal Society's Young People's science book award ceremonies, I thought I'd share some of the other exhibitions and tours that I (and my cameras) plan to attend:
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- And of course, whilst in London, I must see Gravity on the big BIG screen!
Being a fan of ales and bitters, I've already got a few favourite pubs that I plan to visit again, and a few new ones added to my list, too — thanks to my twitter pals' many helpful suggestions. (Of course, I am always interested in visiting pubs that have a science theme or where famous writers used to hang out, too.)
Also thanks to my twitter pals' suggestions, I have a list of recommended vegetarian/vegan curry houses to dine at — there's a plethora of such places near the Euston Street station, so I will begin my culinary curry explorations there.
Have I missed any special exhibitions? Do you know of a special pub or curry house that you think I must visit? If so, please do let me know so I can add it to my (not yet overcrowded) schedules!
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Padres' progress not enough vs. Verlander
SAN DIEGO -- Progress? Difficult to say no when the Padres on Saturday night scored a first-inning run for a third consecutive game.
They didn't win, going down swinging, 6-2, to the Tigers and Justin Verlander in the first of San Diego's back-to-back Cy Young battles this weekend -- reigning AL Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer on Sunday follows 2011 winner Verlander.View Full Game Coverage
SAN DIEGO -- Progress? Difficult to say no when the Padres on Saturday night scored a first-inning run for a third consecutive game.
They didn't win, going down swinging, 6-2, to the Tigers and Justin Verlander in the first of San Diego's back-to-back Cy Young battles this weekend -- reigning AL Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer on Sunday follows 2011 winner Verlander.View Full Game Coverage
But for a team that ranked 25th in the Majors entering the game with a .226 batting average -- for a team that ranked 29th in the majors entering the game with a .148 batting average with runners in scoring position -- consistently scoring an early run is at least something on which to build.
Before Andrew Cashner's gem against the Tigers to open this series on Friday, the Padres had held leads in only four of their previous 72 innings.
They just missed taking the lead against Verlander, as Ian Kennedy surrendered a first-inning run of his own when Rajai Davis led off the game with a single and Ian Kinsler followed with an RBI double.
"We had some opportunities," Padres manager Bud Black said. "Not a ton. We made him work. We just couldn't push across any runs in the middle innings."
The skipper acknowledged that a team still searching for its offense "put some stress" on Verlander. But not enough to really push the Tigers into a high-leverage situation.
"He's a guy who works his way into a game, and if he feels he's in trouble, he's going to attack," Padres first baseman Yonder Alonso said. "He left some pitches where I think we could have done a better job with. But we just didn't."
The feeling all around seemed to be that Verlander (1-1) was vulnerable. But a vulnerable Verlander still is tougher than most.
Kennedy was wobbly early, allowing baserunners -- and yielding all four of his earned runs -- in each of his first four innings. Kinsler doubled in the third, and, two batters later, Miguel Cabrera belted a double to drive him home.
The other two runs Kennedy allowed scored in the fourth when Torii Hunter, back from a three-game absence with a bruised knee, drilled a two-out, two-run single. That pushed the score to 4-2. "A backbreaker," Black called it.
Certainly, it was too much for the Padres despite their threat of early momentum. Though they had Verlander off balance in the first inning -- a walk and two singles, with Chris Denorfia scoring on Jedd Gyorko's sacrifice fly -- they could manage just one more run against him. That came in the fourth, when the hot-swinging Chase Headley, following a leadoff double, scored on Yasmani Grandal's single.
Headley, after an 0-for-10 drought, now has five hits in his past 10 at-bats, including a homer and two doubles.
But with runners at first and third and two out in the fifth and the Padres down, 4-2, Verlander blew a 96 mph heater past a swinging Headley for strike three.
Another missed opportunity came two innings earlier, when Everth Cabrera led off the third with a double but never moved when Denorfia struck out, Seth Smith flied to center and Gyorko flied to right.
"He's always the same thing," Smith, the former Oakland Athletic, said of Verlander. "His velocity last year and this outing isn't what it was in the past. But he knows how to pitch with what he's got.
"Honestly, when he's really good, it's not about velocity."
By the middle innings, it was about the big, sharp curve Verlander broke out more frequently.
"When we did get a pitch to hit, we fouled it off or hit it right at people," Alonso said. "We've got to find holes."
It was perhaps the only night of Verlander's career on which one could argue that he was sharper with the bat than on the mound: Entering the game with a career batting line of 0-for-26 with 15 strikeouts, he cracked two singles against Kennedy in his first two at-bats, also scoring a run.
It also was one of the few recent nights on which a Padres starter was off even a tick. Through their first 10 games, San Diego starters compiled a 2.95 ERA, which ranked seventh among all Major League rotations and fourth in the NL.
Over their past six games into Saturday, Padres starters had compiled a 1.66 ERA, the Majors' best mark during that period. The second game in that stretch? Kennedy, at Miami, held the Marlins to one run and only three hits in six innings.
Yet Grandal said Kennedy was for the most part even better Saturday night than he was last weekend against the Marlins.
"He threw a great game," Grandal said. "He was attacking the strike zone, and he was using his changeup way better than he did in Miami."
Kennedy agreed, acknowledging that his changeup was the best it had been in his three starts this season -- or any start this spring.
"I'm happy to see that come around," he said.
Life for both Kennedy and his fellow pitchers will become much easier when the Padres' bats finally come around. The team is pitching well enough to win right now.
But the club's difficulties with hitting increased exponentially against Verlander, with Scherzer on deck Sunday.
Grandal said several Padres hitters talked among themselves after facing the Indians last week, admiring how Cleveland hitters approached situational at-bats.
"It seems like they all know what they're capable of doing," he said. "They're willing to give themselves up to get guys into scoring position, and let the guy behind them come up with the big hit.
"[Friday night] we did it, and it was great. That's how good teams play."
It's early yet, and though they are only 4-7, the Padres still think they will become one of those good teams. A hit here, and a hit there, and they're on their way.
"We know it's only April," Grandal said. "In order to get the bats going, we're going to have to play situations."
Scott Miller is a contributor to MLB.com.


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Well, the leaks just don't stop coming, do they? The Nexus 5 has been heavily leaked, and if that's not enough to assume that the launch is possibly days away, then maybe this press image will convince you. What you see above (and below) is a press image of the Nexus 5 with Telus branding.
We're not surprised to see carrier branding on the Nexus 5, as the devices have historically launched on at least one carrier. As far as the US is concerned, we would be at all surprised to see the Nexus 5 launch on T-Mobile again, as all Nexus handsets have been compatible with the carrier.
The images also show off the Android 4.4 KitKat homescreen, which we've seen before. The new look for Android looks pretty nice if you ask us, but it does seem to dance around cartoony.
Pricing for the device has not yet been confirmed, nor has anything else surrounding the handset. Just a ton of rumors. Still, the constant leaks of the Nexus 5 make us pretty confident that we'll be seeing the device land on retail and digital shelves very soon!
Expected to share many of the same guts found in the LG G2, the Nexus 5 is sure to be a powerhouse of a smartphone.
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Some quick semi relavant background. I bought a quiver of Nemesis 10, 14, 18M two months ago and super happy with the kites. So I guess this is a biased review. Never flew the 10 as the 14 had great range and I could hold some wind. The 14 is a magic kite in my opinion. The 18 is great in the right wind. It worked very well in the 14 – 22 mph range. This was not the super light wind kite for me. Summer is here and we get months of light wind.
For this reason I switched up the scale to 12, 16, 21M Nemesis (today). Best let me return the used kites and pay the difference on the larger set. But that is another story. Thanks Best!
I rigged the 16M as the wind was right for this. Everybody was flying in the 14-16M range. I flew the kite just long enough to satisfy myself of its performance (an hour). It flew more like the 14, in speed and turning (more pull obviously), then the 18. This made me happy!
Satisfied with this I had to fly the 21. Hah, Lloyd got mine in the air before you. Now the conditions were not ideal. It was about 10 (lulls)-15/16 (average)-20 (gusts) mph (maybe a little more as it picked up, wind sensors shut off late in the day) This is not the range that I bought this kite for. I am hoping for performance in the 8-16mph range.
I weigh 180 lbs and ride a Wavetray 147. Been kiting for about four years and have experience with big kites. This review is not meant to compare this kite to any other big kites.
Construction: Already been discussed. Great quality.
Size / Shape: It is a big kite. Substantially bigger then the 18 (3 meters that is obvious). It did not seem super long and appeared a little more stout. Nose down the center strut was about 7'. It does not appear as high aspect as the 18 and smaller. I am not sure of this, ask Best. That is how I perceived it. The leading edge was relatively small for a big big kite. All of the Nemesis have a fairly small LE. The struts were fairly narrow also.
Performance: Launched with a kite buddy in tow, just in case. Kite low walking to the beach had some real pull. Kite tuned on the bar same as other Nemesis. On the water turned the kite and go. Some serious pull. Now as I sated this is pretty strong wind for this kite, in my opinion. I have been told over and over that I like to fly kites larger then most and also that I ride fast. I was not going to ride fast today. I understand the pull of a large kite in strong wind. Hard to kill speed. So I flew slow.
At moderate speed the kite pulled like a mother . Seine the kite once and had speed and power. Pointed well, just by grunt, and pointed well with some speed and edge. Power on power. The kite turned well. As fast as can be expected for a 20M+ kite. I am not going to say that it turns like a 12 as it is big, but it turned well. I was using a 60cm bar. It turned a tight radius for its size. Bar pressure to turn it was appropriate. Not like my old Rhino 22.5 that would rip the tendon in the elbows. It had to be flown with a bridle. Even just cruising toe side at slow speed the kite pulled. At this wind speed it would stand you up on the board almost stationary.
Jumps: My timing was pretty good as I have been flying the 18 for a while. I was surprised that I had no problem getting the vertical lift as opposed to the low horizontals. Hang time . Did I say hang time? During a couple of well-timed jumps I took short naps while in the air. I was pleasantly surprised at the height of the jumps and did I say hang time? I had no problems getting the kite back across the top even though I think I fly the kite back to far across the top sometimes. Just need to remember this is a large kite and wants a good constant bar pull to bring it back during the jumps. Word of caution. Don't land hot with this kite in this wind. It is hard to kill the speed/power in a speedy landing.
The kite did seem to have a little more motion in it then the smaller 18. If I was loaded in a gust and stomped on the tail of the board the kite naturally moves forward in the window. If I dumped bar pressure it would cava Tate a little. It did not surge power wise though. No jelly fishing. No pumping heart. No rocking on the tips. It was stable and predictable.
Waves: I was really surprised that it handled well when riding a wave. It seemed to sit further back in the window then the 18. A little lower aspect? It was kinda slow to get back to the top after being low on the wave. Stable. Good pull.
This was a short session, about an hour. A smaller board would have been better also. The true test is in less wind. I want it for the bottom, not the top, but am satisfied that I will have usable overlap with the 16. It was fine and fun at this wind, but that was about it. Actually the 16 was the better choice for this wind. Much more wind would not have been any fun. I was already flying it tentatively.
Fun stuff: Now this is where the fun starts. The kite has so much pull that it just continues to accelerate. At one point I was well over 100 mph! That is like 5 times wind speed! Unbelievable! I happened to blow out at this speed and loose my board. The impact was brutal. Body dragging back to my board was not an option as it was well over a mile away. Get this, I stuck my feet out in front of me like in waterskiing. Seined the kite and started planning bare feet. Unbelievable! With a little effort I was able to very foot pressure and leg length like snow skiing. Back to the board in short order. I was still in a daze at this incredible feat when I noticed a 120 foot barge in a slow drift towards the reef. Now this spot is the most treacherous inlet in the state. Obviously they had engine failure. I kited over and coaxed the deck guy to throw me a rope. He was hesitant at first. Hooked onto the back of my new Dakine Nitrous harness and off we went. Was able to accelerate to a constant speed of about 5 knots and pull them to safety! Unbelievable! Man, with that kind of kite power and the cost of gas these days I am considering rigging my 21M to my truck for the trip to and from work. Do you know where I can get a big enough harness?
I will update the review when I have a chance to fly the kite in less wind. I am confident the kite will be great in 10-12mph wind. I am happy so far. I am sure to have months of it this summer. Maybe the wind will lighten up today so I can fly the 21 again. How often do you pray for less wind?