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- Publisher: Codemasters
- Release Date: May 28, 2013
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May 28, 2013
May 30, 2013Not a bad game, the graphics system for example is excellent. The central problem is the longevity, inconsistent and ridiculous for a game of 60 Euros. Also I would have preferred a simulation game, enough with the arcade. 6/10
May 28, 2013Great driving physics, stunning visuals, no but that's ok a great successor to Grid 1.Cars look amazing.Codemasters have done it again.Waiting for Dirt 4
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May 29, 2013I like all racers, arcade or sim, that is, if they're any good. I loved the first Grid. But Grid 2 simply falls flat. And it's odd, because it looks good and it sounds good, but the experience is just dull. The game also puts far to much superfluos nonsense between you and the racing. You can turn the voice volume to zero, so at least that annoyance can be remedied.
May 31, 2013I was a huge fan of Grid 1. Bought it for PS3 and PC! But this is one terrible sequel. This is like prequel to GRID. Has fewer options, no inside cam, driving physics is pretty good but graphics are from 2007. There are better and more prettier racing games out there. If you can get this from sale, consider. Otherwise, stay out of this!!! I want my money back please.
Jun 2, 2013I am very disappointed with this game, I expected more from codemasters, the gameplay is horrible. Drifting is a joke and the multiplayer is broken. I wish I could get my money back.
Jun 1, 2013
May 30, 2013look at alex19589 this is how u can tell some one know about driving games ......Cars look amazing driving physics, stunning visuals,
ok Grid 2 hmmmm i thing Gran turismo 2 was better driving game no challange no adrenalin its a fail but hey kids gona love it and kids= moneyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
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May 31, 2013Great game. Enjoy the whole setup and story line. Not an authentic simulator, but a fun game with great graphics. If you enjoy racing games, you will want to pick this one up.
Jun 4, 2013
Jun 19, 2013What a terrible game. GRID was a masterpiece, but GRID 2 is now just a big disappointment. Everything that makes a Codemasters game has been left out, not to mention all the great tracks. The handling is arcade overkill, forcing you to drift around every corner and it quickly gets old.
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Jun 3, 2013Codemasters is capable of providing, arguably, the finest rally driving video game experience anywhere in console gaming.
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Jun 8, 2013The racing simulator is not bad. It's just difficult brake when you tried to drifting on the streets. I'm not recomended anything on this game, because it's too difficult for recomendation...
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Jul 12, 2013I was disappointed with this effort on this one, who did they get for designing these shabby tracks? I I think is was a step back and there are much better driving games out there.
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Jul 1, 2013
Jul 1, 2013No,No,No,No,No WHAT is this trash...............The first grid was something to talk about now this is just a pathetic racing game.Its so repetitive and ugly it makes you scream...If this type of racing game is next gen then we have a dark future folks..
Jun 23, 2013
Jun 25, 2013I'm just play the game with my Subsidiary; SpideyMaster661. I play the game with a great replay when you crashed to fail and awesome race track and cool car. It's so disapointed about the handbrakes. Because, i can't drifting in the streets when getting jump by other racer in the hurry situation. Why does this happen?
Aug 15, 2013Improved graphics and design, awesome engine sounds, more realistic car handling and driving physics, much improved AI, a variety of racing events, a nice range of cars. Those are the great things about this game. The negatives: winning depends too much on drifting, no view, less racing variety than in the first Grid game. Overall a great game if you love racing games.
Oct 22, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
May 28, 2013
Jul 11, 2013I enjoyed Grid 2, but much like its predecessor, little about the experience was remarkable or noteworthy when compared to other racers. This is hardly a title that you'll need to drop what you're currently enjoying to check out, but it's something that I'd suggest purchasing when it drops in price. It's certainly worth a rental or demo, just to give you a taste of what Grid 2 brings to the table.
Jul 5, 2013All in all, Grid 2 is a beautiful game that does a spectacular job on the presentation and delivery for an authentic as you're likely to get racing experience. Enthusiasts will find the experience a little too thin for their lacking, but the mainstream audience will find much here to keep their attention if they are willing to put in that initial investment.
Jul 2, 2013When the dust settles, Grid 2 serves as a solid enough racing game with generally strong opponent AI. What it does not serve as is a worthy successor to the first game -- instead offering a stripped-down version of itself that is filled with lazy design, unfair AI opponents, special ESPN 'live' broadcasts that no one really asked for, and to top it all off, its bizarrely irritating narrator and loudly drunk or completely apathetic fans.


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-- -- house and the senate negotiators are working on a new highway bill that both Democrats and Republicans can agree -- But one potential sticking point is the Keystone Pipeline joining us now for a fair and balanced debate a Republican congressman.
Bill Shuster and democratic congressman Peter Defazio gentlemen thanks very much for joining us on this Sunday.
It -- professor -- your -- or.
I know your part of the conference committee which is negotiating this highway bill tell us what the status of the negotiations are at this point.
Well live got the staff working about three hours a day trying to resolve it down to issues that members will have to deal -- I think there's -- a lot of room for agreement here we needed a massive investment in our crumbling infrastructure 150000 bridges on the national system -- replacement or repair.
40% on national highways as systems pavement needs not just resurfacing.
But actually under layman.
And then a sixty billion dollar backlog -- -- transit systems was strong buy America requirements this'll create.
Hundreds of thousands millions of American jobs potentially if we can get a longer term bill.
You left out that the giant elephant in the living room there the Keystone Pipeline how about that.
That's not gonna be resolved by the conferees that's -- resolved by a speaker Boehner and with.
Leader Reid -- when we got to come out on the FAA bill over some labor provisions those are the two who wrote.
And decided the final settlement -- way this'll go will be working on other policy issues.
Congressman Shuster do you have any opinions about the XL pipeline -- -- XL pipeline in Mr.
Bush issued can become a part -- of the bill.
Yes I think he can become -- party it's it's gonna give us access to two more energy which we desperately need.
It's also gonna create jobs in -- that's something we also need desperately but Peter's right that -- transportation system we need to invest in it.
It is critical to our competitiveness around the world.
And it's a backbone of the US economy so I believe we are going to get something I'd like to see a longer term bill I think eighteen months is.
Is too short it's not gonna give the certainty that we need but that's what's on the table actual work towards with -- significant reforms that the Republicans have put forth in the house.
As well as the Keystone Pipeline as well in making sure we pay forward in a responsible way.
Confidence has -- the Keystone Pipeline has exposed a bit of a fracture within the Democratic Party between.
Environmentalists and union members who want to see all the jobs that it would bring.
Who's winning in that fight and how do you reconcile.
Well one thing the environmentalists and union members agree on -- the democratic conferees agree on is.
Support for opposition to this pipeline should not get in the way of a transportation bill like I say.
Decisions can be made outside the -- conference.
And whatever decision the leaders come to.
You know I think the conference will accept and we'll move forward because.
The underlying -- the investment transportation putting hundreds of thousands of people back to work.
That's the -- Let's let's talk a little bit more about the keystone park -- because I find it fascinating that this is it an issue which the State Department has the final say over.
Get your negotiating it.
In congress who has the final say.
Well if congress accent -- behind the final say and that's were trying to do.
We're trying to put that forward once again this administration the environmental.
In bar mouse in this country are stopping a key project in the Keystone Pipeline just the same as with transportation projects.
We want to streamline those so instead of -- taking fourteen to fifteen years stability.
Major highway system.
We wanna cut that in half and you're talking about saving billions and billions of dollars by cutting that timeline in half so just as with the transportation the Keystone Pipeline needs to move forward.
It will create energy for this country and -- create jobs.
And congressman Defazio any chance that we could see -- -- there -- pipeline before Election Day.
Or -- -- movement towards that.
Well apparently not because the states it'll take them six months to evaluate it but.
Beyond that you know there's a lot of agreement between Democrats Republicans on that streamlining Department of Transportation 106 functions.
And so -- some money down to six or doesn't depend -- whether it's a house of the senate position.
Environmental streamlining is in the senate bill and I think we can tweak that a bit make it work better.
So there's a lot of agreement about moving forward on a number of issues you know I know you really want to.
Say -- blooded you know what's the -- gonna do the conference is not gonna do.
The pipeline it's going to be done at the leadership level that's plain and simple words gonna happen just like the FAA bill.
-- it's nice to see that congress is making some some great progress here in a bipartisan way on that transportation -- We've wish you all the best of luck gentlemen thank you very much.
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The European Parliament voted to let the EU screen the budgets of euro nations earlier and more closely monitor countries where rising borrowing costs pose risks to financial stability. The assembly also approved tighter EU fiscal surveillance of nations after they exit rescue programs.
With Europe still struggling to contain a crisis that Greece triggered in late 2009, the two pieces of legislation complement 2011 laws that granted the EU stronger powers to sanction spendthrift euro countries. The latest rules also follow a new European treaty aimed at limiting budget deficits.
"With such rules in place three years ago, we would have avoided the problems currently experienced by some countries and which have threatened the whole euro zone since it would have been possible to take early, clear and quick actions," said Jean-Paul Gauzes, a French member who helped steer the measures through the 27-nation EU Parliament today in Strasbourg, France. European governments have already signaled their support after a negotiated deal with the assembly last month, making their final approval a formality in the coming weeks.
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The 17-nation euro area is putting the finishing touches on its fiscal straitjacket as economic sluggishness in Europe prompts calls for policy makers to pay more attention to growth-boosting policies. As a result, the new rules could be put to a political test the moment they start to be applied.
France wants an extra year until 2014 to bring its deficit within the EU limit of 3% of gross domestic product, Italy is mired in a post-election political stalemate that threatens to reignite debt-market tensions, and Ireland this year intends to become the first euro country to emerge from an aid program.
In a provision that may limit any extra backsliding by France, the more-intrusive EU fiscal surveillance of euro countries will let the European Commission examine their draft budgets before approval by national parliaments. Annual spending plans will have to be submitted to the Brussels-based commission by Oct. 15 the previous year.
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Another measure may cost Italy some of its fiscal sovereignty should bond markets turn against Italian sovereign debt. Under this part of the package, the commission will gain the right to place under "enhanced surveillance" any euro nation "experiencing severe difficulties with regard to its financial stability likely to have adverse spillover effects on other member states of the euro area."
A country subject to enhanced surveillance would be required to take budgetary steps recommended at European level to address the troubles and would face "regular review missions" by the commission to gauge progress. These, in turn, could lead to further European recommendations for "corrective" fiscal actions.
The commission would also have the right to force a nation under enhanced surveillance to carry out "stress test exercises or sensitivity analyses" on the domestic financial system, report the results to European authorities and face a peer review of its supervisory capacities. The commission could prolong enhanced surveillance of a country every six months.
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Ireland, the second euro-area member to request a financial rescue after Greece in 2010, may be the first to trigger the new provisions on extra oversight of nations that have exited an aid program. Under the system of "post-program surveillance," the commission will review the economic, fiscal and financial situation of the country in question and have the right to propose corrective measures.
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The commission, which proposed the new euro-area fiscal legislation in November 2011, also opposed this initiative. In a concession, the commission agreed to create an "expert group" to assess the feasibility of debt pooling in the euro area and produce a report by March 2014.
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I love the epi when he was showing Elton how to cook and use a knife....and the one he showed how to fry a turkey.
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I loved the pie crust episode where he used punch and judy puppets for tender and flaky.. .. hilarious
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In the Good Eats Episode he uses good ole Heinz Ketchup. Wonder what happen to the recipe on the site
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One of the really good ones was the fudge episode--Alton uses a large group of dancers to illustrate what happens to sugar during fudgemaking.
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I think it is particular to USA to call it chuck though..
We have 'chuck' here too, chuck!
Cut into chunks, it's the beef of choice for a Cornish Pasty.
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TWD: Chocolate Chunkers!
This week's TWD was chosen by Claudia of Fool for Food: chocolate chunkers! These cookies are a chocolate lover's dream. They're a combination of cocoa powder, chocolate (bittersweet, semisweet, milk and white!!), raisins and nuts. As I mentioned last week when we made the Chocolate Malted Whopper Drops, I'm not generally a fan of chocolate based cookies so I wasn't sure I'd like these. That said, I LOVED the chocolate malted whopper drops, so I thought there was hope.
I made a few minor changes to this recipe. First, I made only half of the original recipe. Too many chocolate cookies = too much temptation at our house if we end up liking them. Also, I didn't use any bittersweet chocolate in the recipe. I substituted semisweet chocolate instead. I also left the nuts out since I really don't like nuts in cookies. I baked these for about 13 minutes which is definitely at the top of the range Dorie recommends, but I wanted to make sure they weren't going to fall apart when I tried to move them to the cooling rack since there's so little dough holding them together.
I nibbled on one cookie fresh from the oven and thought they were ok. I can definitely see myself making them again for company or as an occasional treat, but they won't be a go-to recipe. It was just a bit too much chocolate for me. Shane did however like them more than the chocolate malted whopper drops so I guess it's just a matter of personal preference. Check out Claudia's blog if you're curious about the recipe and head over to TWD to see how the rest of the cookies turned out!
5 comments:
- Engineer Baker said...
It's always a matter of preference, isn't it? I was a bigger fan of last week's, but I know a lot of chocoholics liked these better. Yours look wonderful!
- September 16, 2008 at 8:52 PM
- Lori said...
we liked them well enough, we're just OD'ed on cookies and chocolate! can't wait for next week.
- September 17, 2008 at 6:55 AM
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Your cookies are so shiny and beautiful! I liked these (better than the whopper ones) but they won't be "go to" for me either. Too much chocolate for one recipe, I think I'd be just as happy with a great brownie.
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Your chunkers look great... plump, soft and melt in your mouth godness... and I'm not just saying it because I had them, they really look great in your pictures!
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Isn't it interesting that two people taste the same cookie and have differing opinions. My family loved these. I thought they were ok.
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The day we've all been waiting for-Main Library patrons, staff and construction workers-is finally here. The extensive renovation of the Main's First Floor has been completed and will be officially unveiled at a celebration at 10 a.m. on Jan. 16, 2008.
The First Floor renovation project has resulted in an additional 6,000 square feet of publicly-accessible space-an area that was previously used for staff functions. It has also tripled the amount of browseable shelf space that formerly housed the fiction collection. The long-awaited renovation-the first since the new Main Library building opened in 1996-includes a handsome new central service point for checking out and returning library materials, obtaining library cards and paying fines. Two self-return machines are in operation, connected to a new automated sorting unit that will enable staff to return items to the shelves faster. Dedicated computer stations now allow patrons to fill out library card applications and pay fines and fees online. New self-checkout equipment has been installed. The men's and women's restrooms have been renovated and enhancements have been made to the building's plumbing, heating, ventilation, electrical and mechanical systems.Other things to explore and enjoy on the fresh-faced First Floor include the entire fiction collection, including new fiction, general fiction, mysteries, graphic novels, science fiction, westerns and large print fiction and nonfiction; a selection of new, popular nonfiction; an expanded Audiovisual Center; a rebuilt Information desk in a more visible, centrally-located space in the atrium; and new floor coverings, lighting and carrels for library catalogs and Internet Express stations.
The move of some of the materials to the First Floor will allow more space for the general and international collections on the Third Floor. More than 2,500 square feet of book storage space was also added to the First Floor to enhance the Library's ability to house and make available the growing collection. The renovation is the result of recommendations from the 2000 Main Library Post Occupancy Evaluation (POE) report, the Library's management team, the City's Bureau of Architecture and the Main's First Floor library staff. Thanks to everyone for your patience during this sometimes noisy and inconvenient-but necessary-process. Enjoy your new First Floor-and join us on Jan. 16!


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Apr17Wednesday: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm
Journey Through Hallowed Ground
Certified Tourism Ambassador Training
April 17, 2013
8:30am – 12:30pm
$49 Registration fee includes pre read materials
Sign up today at http://www.ctanetwork.com/sign-up-for-a-class/.The Certified Tourism Ambassador (CTA) Program is a groundbreaking, nationwide certification program that serves to increase tourism by training and inspiring front-line hospitality employees and volunteers to work together to turn every visitor encounter into a positive experience. The Journey Through Hallowed Ground (JTHG) CTA Program goes well beyond basic customer service training; it:
- Gives you the opportunity to build upon your knowledge of your community and the entire JTHG National Heritage Area;
- Enhances your skills in serving customers;
- Increases your awareness of information resources; and
- Provides you with freebies & discounts to attractions, hotels & restaurants in the JTHG National Heritage Area
For more information, call Esther M. Turner or Michelle Kellogg at 540.882.4929.
Apr18Thursday: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Frederick County Civil War Roundtable Meeting
Speaker: Marc Thompson, historian, Chancellorsville National Battlefield Guide. Topic: Battle of Chancellorsville. We look forward to seeing you. Please bring a friend. Lectures are free. Location is easily accessible. For more information on the Frederick County Civil War Roundtable, please visit them at www.frederickcountycivilwarrt.org.
May4Saturday: 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
2013 Cigar and Whiskey Night
Share in an authentic Civil War experience — smoking cigars and sipping whiskey. National Museum of Civil War Medicine Executive Director George Wunderlich will bring his knowledge, his storytelling talents and his banjo. George will personally pick the cigars for the evening, drawing on his vast experience as a cigar aficianodo. Smooth Ambler Spirits and Catoctin Creek Distillery will provide tastings and samplings of whiskey and bourbon from their small, organic and exceptional line of spirits. Expect generous rounds of a signature drink.
Light fare will be provided. Bring your sleeping bag and plan on spending the night if you wish under our large tent. Email for further details. Funds go directly to the operation and improvement of the Pry House Museum and the National Museum of Civil War Medicine.
An exclusive experience that will transport you back in time. A unique Sesquicentennial event.
Registration for this event is closed. Thank you for your interest please subscribe to our google calendar to stay informed about upcoming events.
May11Saturday: 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Mending Broken Soldiers Presented by Guy Hasegawa, Pharm.D.
Dr. Hasegawa's research into efforts to assist Civil War amputees led to the publication of his latest book, Mending Broken Soldiers-The Union and Confederate Programs to Supply Artificial Limbs, which explores the era's innovative and intensely competitive limbs industry and wartime programs established in both North and South to supply prostheses to the thousands of soldiers and sailors returning home with an empty pant leg or empty sleeve. The lecture will include a brief Q&A session and an opportunity for the author to sign copies of his books.
May16Thursday: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Gettysburg's Bloody Wheatfield
Presented By Kay Jorgensen, Civil War historian, author, lawyer and Municipal Court Judge
We look forward to seeing you. Please bring a friend. Lectures are free. Location is easily accessible. For more information on the Frederick County Civil War Roundtable, please visit them at www.frederickcountycivilwarrt.org.
May25Saturday: 11:00 am – 4:45 pm
Surgeons, Sisters and Stonewall Jackson
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine pays homage to those who served in the Confederate Medical Corps and the civilians who assisted them in their care of the wounded.
Confederate Living Historians of The Blue & Gray Hospital Association will display CSA medical artifacts and reproductions. They will share many stories of the 9,000 dedicated surgeons and assistant surgeons that served the Confederacy, the organizational structure and field system adopted by the Confederate Medical Service as well as the medical distribution system. Visit their displays in the Delaplaine Randall Room from 11am until 4pm
Dr. Mathew Lively, author of Calamity at Chancellorsville: The Wounding and Death of General Stonewall Jackson . This is the first full-length examination of the events surrounding Jackson's wounds and the cause of his death. Join Dr. Lively from 11am until 4pm for book signing and informal remarks in our Evacuation Gallery. He'll speak on the Death of Stonewall Jackson at 11:30am.
President Jefferson Davis portrayed by Mr. Philip McGourty will visit the NMCWM directly from the White House of the Confederacy. President Davis will share the story of the Daughters and Sisters of Charity support of the Confederacy from noon until 4:45 with a formal presentation from 2pm until 2:30pm Visit with President Davis in the museum's Pavilion Hospital Gallery.
The program fee is included in the Museum admission fee. Re-admittance to the Museum the day of talk is welcome. Free to NMCWM members and active volunteers. $1.00 garage parking located behind the museum. For more information, visit www.CivilWarMed.org or call 301-695-1864, ext. 17.
May31Friday: 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Opening Reception
The Gettysburg Collection
Rebecca Pearl Art Show
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine will host a private opening reception on Friday, May 31st 4:00pm to 7:00pm for special guest and members.
Based on the equestrian monuments at Gettysburg Battlefield, nine original water color paintings will be the anchor pieces of the Rebecca Pearl Art Show. Additionally, eight landscape views of the Battlefield will be on display. Meet Ms. Pearl and hear her talk about the inspiration and techniques which made this exhibit possible.
Please R.S.V.P by e-mail at email@example.com or by phone at 301-695-1864, Ext. 11 to R.S.V.P. Business Casual Attire.
Not a member? Visit our support page to learn more about the NMCWM 2013 Membership Drive.
The Exhibit will open to the public Saturday, June 1st daily until July 12, 2103.
The art of Rebecca Pearl will be available for purchase at this time for more information on artist Rebecca Pearl visit http://www.rebeccapearl.com/
Jun1Saturday: Jun 1 – Jul 12 (all day)
The Gettysburg Collection
Rebecca Pearl Art Show
Based on the equestrian monuments at Gettysburg Battlefield, nine original water color paintings will be the anchor pieces of the Rebecca Pearl Art Show. Additionally, eight landscape views of the Battlefield will be on display. This special exhibit will be open to the public from June 1st to July 12th in the Delaplaine- Randall Conference Room at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine.
The art of Rebecca Pearl will be available for purchase at this time for more information on artist Rebecca Pearl visit http://www.rebeccapearl.com/
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine will host a private opening reception on Friday, May 31st 4:00pm to 7:00pm for special guest and members. Please contact the Museum's Reservation Coordinator by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 301-695-1864, Ext. 11 to R.S.V.P. Not a member? Visit our support page to learn more about the NMCWM 2013 Membership Drive.
Jun8Saturday: 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Clara Barton's Civil War Career Presented by Susan Rosenvold
Clara Barton was deeply moved by the deaths of the 6th Massachusetts soldiers in the Baltimore Riot in April 19, 1861. What started as a personal mission to take care of her boys grew into a career of providing those in harm's way with much needed supplies. Susan Rosenvold, Superintendent of Clara Barton's Missing Soldiers Office, will highlight Ms. Barton's career that spanned half a century; Barton's ability to recognized the challenges that were unique to massive man-made disasters and to create and implement solutions that brought comfort to thousands, as well as Barton's realization that her efficient organizational skills in delivering humanitarian relief during the war was applicable supporting the victims of natural disasters, such as the Johnstown Flood, which led to her co-founding the American Red Cross.
Jun21Friday: Jun 21 – Jun 23 (all day)
The Antietam Early Banjo Gathering (also known as the Early American Banjo Conference) is the premier event for enthusiasts and scholars of the 19th century banjo music and culture. The conference, held at the Pry House Field Hospital Museum on the Antietam National Battlefield, raises awareness of the early banjo's significance in the development of American popular music. It also underscores music's importance in the lives of Civil War soldiers.
The event is a truly unique forum for both experts and novices to meet and share knowledge, playing technique, and passion for banjo history and its meaning in the 21st century. Each year, the conference brings dozens of people–researchers, collectors, musicians, and instrument builders–from across the nation to participate in workshops, jam sessions, and scholarly lectures. The gathering takes place in and around an 1840s threshing barn on the Antietam National Battlefield, lending an appropriate setting and atmosphere that is at once scholarly and casual.
The banjo gathering features five different program sessions throughout the weekend. Presenters on each day talk or demonstrate on a wide range of subjects, including instrument construction, playing techniques, music, history, and other topics closely tied to the culture of the early American banjo. The conference's schedule allows ample time for "jam sessions" and mentoring with some of the nation's most experienced players.
The cost of registration for the Sixth Antietam Early American Banjo Gathering is $60. The museum will provide a continental breakfast and lunch on Saturday and Sunday. Participants are encouraged to stay overnight on the Pry House property, either in the threshing barn or in period or modern tents on the grounds. Camping overnight is encouraged, but hotel accommodations are available in nearby Hagerstown, MD.
Registration opens at the Pry House Field Hospital Museum on Friday afternoon. Formal sessions begin on Saturday morning and conclude with a public concert given in or near the Pry Barn at 5:15PM. Formal sessions resume on Sunday morning and the event concludes with a public performance at the Dunker Church on the Antietam Battlefield in the early afternoon. As a part of the gathering, registered participants are invited perform in the public concerts. While participation in either concert is purely voluntary, attendees are encouraged to share. Each performance gives participants an opportunity to play publicly with well-respected musicians in very unique and special venues.
Jul3Wednesday: 5:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Taste of History Night
Presented by The National Museum of Civil War Medicine, The Frederick Keys & Brewer's Alley
Join us for an evening of baseball & beer!
Celebrate the debut of Gettysburg Wheat, the fourth beer from the commemorative Civil War Beer Susequicenntial Series. Also available from the Civil War Beer Series- Proclamation Porter & First Draught!
Pre-sale Ticket price includes: admission, reserved seating and 4 tokens for 6oz beer tastings.Additional beer tokens can be purchased for $2 each at the entrance to the Courtyard. A portion of the proceeds from every presale ticket will benefit The National Museum of Civil War Medicine, just be sure to mention the promotional code medicine. The game starts at 6:00pm, Fireworks will follow.
To purchase tickets call the Key's Box Office at 301-815-9900
Promo Code: medicine
Rain Date: July 17th, 2013
Jul6Saturday: 10:30 am – 1:30 pm
Book Signing
Join editors F. Terry Hambrecht, M.D. and Terry Reimer on First Saturday for a book signing of Caleb Dorsey Baer: Frederick, Maryland's Confederate Surgeon the newest NMCWM Press publication.
The diary and letters of Dr. Baer open a window into a little-known aspect of the American Civil War. Caleb was born in Maryland and served in Missouri, both of which were border states with divided loyalties. Caleb served initially with the Missouri State Guard, a pro-Confederate force, and later with Confederate States Army units from Missouri, but his family members in Frederick County, Maryland, were staunch Union supporters. The split within the family created by this difference of opinion was not overcome before Caleb's death in 1863. These never-before-published documents show a human side to the Civil War, including the toll the war took on families, magnified through the always-changing fortunes of the border states.
The book is 240 pages in length and retails at the Museum Dispensary Store for $17.95.
Jul6Saturday: 7:30 pm – 10:30 pm
This is a members only event.
The staff of the National Museum of Civil War Medicine invites you and your family
to our first annual "Fireworks at the Pry." If you love the fireworks at
Antietam Battlefield, but do not love the crowds, come to the Pry House Field
Hospital Museum and get a "McClellan's Eye" view of the Fireworks! Hotdogs and
drinks will be served. Fireworks begin approximately at 9pm.
Guest are encourage to bring your lawn chairs, blankets
and flashlights.Contact April Dietrich at firstname.lastname@example.com for details. For more information, call 301-695-1864, ext. 15.
Jul11Thursday: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Peter Stanley, Research Professor at the Australian Defence Force, will focus on the surgeons of the blue and gray who faced profound medical and personal challenges. How could they keep troops healthy; how were they to treat the many and complex wounds inflicted by Minié balls and cannon shot? How did they cope with the responsibilities they faced? How did service as a surgeon in the Civil War affect those involved? Professor Peter Stanley explores the human experience of what it was like to be a medical officer in the Civil war, and examines how men coped with the strains war imposed Peter Stanley is the author of two dozen award winning books on military history and one of Australia's most active historians.
The Summer Evening Lecture Series is free and open to the public! The doors open at 7:00pm and the lecture will begin at 7:30pm.
For more information call 301-695-1864, ext. 17
Jul13Saturday: 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Civil War Talk
Topic: Birth and Growth of Inscribed Quilts by Mavis Slawson
Mavis Slawson, collector and textile historian, quilter and lecturer, shares examples and the history of American inscribed quilts. The first inscribed, album, potholder and friendship quilts surfaced about 1830. Signatures, patriotic slogans and notes of endearment are among the words written in ink or embroidered on these quilts. Inscribed quilts were created to raise money for soldiers' needs by both the North and South directly after the Civil War. Women continued to create inscribed quilts through the last quarter of the nineteenth century to fund community and church projects, as fundraisers in the early days of the American Red Cross, and through WW1 to purchase personal items for convalescing soldiers. Quilters are still creating inscribed quilts today for a variety of reasons, including the support of our wounded warriors.
Second Saturday of the month lectures series, February–August 2013. The program fee is included in the Museum admission fee. Free to Museum members. Re-admittance to the Museum the day of talk is welcome. For more information, call 301-695-1864, ext. 17.
Jul18Thursday: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Steve French will chronicle, Imboden's Brigade in the Gettysburg Campaign from his 2008 award winning book. John Daniel Imboden, a native of Staunton, Virginia; taught school at the Virginia Institute for the Education of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind as well as practicing law in his home town before the war. He originally served as captain of the Staunton Artillery from April 19, 1861 through the Battle of First Manassas where he was wounded. He continued his military career by organizing a battalion of partisan rangers, the 62nd Virginia Mounted Infantry. Promoted to Brigadier General in January of 1863; he commanded 3,400 men through northwestern Virginia who laid waste to rail bridges and captured $100,000 worth of Federal animals and supplies. His finest moment occurred during the Confederate retreat from Gettysburg; trapped by flooding waters on the Potomac River at Williamsport, Maryland; he successfully protected the wagon train and repulsed Union advances without significant loss. Mr. French illustrates the tale of the harrowing retreat from Gettysburg through torrential rains, bad roads and Union Cavalry attacks with projected images of significant sites along the retreat taken before development altered the countryside. Mr. French is the author of scores of Civil War related articles and book reviews for The Washington Times, Gettysburg Magazine, North & South Magazine among others He is a frequent guest lecturer throughout the lower Shenandoah Valley, Potomac Highlands and along the Confederate retreat route from Gettysburg. Delaplaine Room doors open at 7:00pm. The one hour lecture starts at 7:30pm. First come first serve, reservations are not accepted.
The Summer Evening Lecture Series is free and open to the public! The doors open at 7:00pm and the lecture will begin at 7:30pm.
For more information call 301-695-1864, ext. 17
Jul25Thursday: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
John W. Schildt, author of the popular book Roads to Gettysburg, will close the National Museum's Fifth Annual Summer Lecture Series. The poetic speaker will speak on the rumble of wagons, the creaking of leather, the braying of donkeys; armies on the march, thirst and fatigue and then the downpours. He'll speak on the epic marches of the blue and gray on the roads to Gettysburg from the banks of the Rappahannock to the fields of Pennsylvania. For the Army of the Potomac, all roads led through Frederick County as the men in blue traveled the roads to Gettysburg in June 1863. Mr. Schildt is a certified Antietam Battlefield Guide and frequent lecturer. His book, Roads to Gettysburg has been cited as one of the top ten Gettysburg books on several Civil War related websites and blogs.
Jul28Sunday: 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Join the NMCWM Director of Research, Terry Reimer for a meet and greet with author Eileen Conklin at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine on Sunday July, 28th 2013.Women at Gettysburg-1863 Revisited tells the story of forty women who served on the field of Gettysburg and Sanitary Commission workers. State agents, laundresses, soldiers, and civilians represented states from Maine to Louisiana. Included are the three female recipients of the Kearny Cross.
Women at Gettysburg Revisited is available in the Museum Dispensary Store.
Aug10Saturday: 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Preparing and Dispensing Civil War Prescriptions Presented by Guy Hasegawa, Pharm.D.
Civil War apothecaries often had to prepare medications from scratch rather than dispense pre-made formulations. Pharmacist and Civil War researcher Guy Hasegawa will describe how written prescriptions were interpreted and how apothecaries prepared, packaged, and dispensed medicines. The lecture will include a display of antique pharmaceutical implements and a demonstration of how pills and powder papers were prepared. There will also be a brief Q&A session and an opportunity for the presenter to sign copies of his books.
Sep14Saturday: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
The 17th Corps Field Hospital, of Illinois, and the Blue and Gray Hospital Association will recreate a surgical hospital in the Pry Barn. Living historians will provide interactive demonstrations of medical practices such as triage, battlefield surgery, and the preparation of medicine. Special presentations will occur hourly from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM or as requested and are appropriate for all ages. On Saturday evening, at 8:00pm, surgeons will conduct a candlelight surgery demonstration.
Sep19Thursday: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
The Sultana Tragedy of 1865
Join the members of the Frederick County Roundtable for a presentation from Hilda Koontz on "The Sultana Tragedy of 1865." The meetings and presentations are free and open to the public. They are held September through May on the third Thursday of the month. For more information on the Frederick County Civil War Roundtable please visit http://frederickcountycivilwarrt.org/index.html.
Sep28Saturday: Sep 28 – Sep 29 (all day)
Textile Weekend at Antietam National Battlefield
Coats & Quilts, Soldiers & Civilians
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine presents hands-on history program in the Dunker Church at Antietam National Battlefield. Staff and volunteers weave together stories of soldiers and civilians who fought and lived on Antietam Battlefield 150 years ago. Join us for special presentations on quilts, dresses and clothing at 12:00 and 2:00 each day. The program features the 1873 Pry Memory Quilt – this original quilt was made and signed by friends and neighbors as a going-away gift when the Pry Family moved from the Antietam Battlefield to Tennessee. Learn historic and modern quilting techniques. Don't miss this rare event.
Oct3Thursday: Oct 3 – Oct 6 (all day)
Twenty-First Annual Conference on Civil War Medicine
Philadelphia, PA
Double Tree by Hilton, Philadelphia- Valley Forge
301 West DeKalb Pike, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, 19406, USA TEL: 1-610-337-1200
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine has assembled an impressive panel of prominent historians, authors and medical professionals to speak on a wide variety of topics at this year's Conference. Philadelphia has long been considered the Birthplace of American Medicine and is the forever linked to some of Civil War medicine's luminaries; both Union and Confederate. It is the perfect location to look at medical history in this, the mid-point in our commemoration of the Civil War's
If you wish to register for conference events separately please call 301-695-1864, Ext. 11 or e-mail email@example.com, availability is limited. All conference fees and lectures-only fees include a $50 non-refundable booking fee. We are unable to offer refunds for cancellations made after September 1, 2013. Please note registration closes Friday, September 27, 2013 at 5:00pm
Registration Fees*
All- Inclusive
NMCWM Members$295
General Adult $350
À la carte (Limited Availability)
Friday, Saturday & Sunday Lectures $235
Friday Happy Hour at the Mütter Museum $ 50
Philadelphia Bus Tour $ 50
Saturday Dinner Guest $ 60
*Registration Fees increase September 15, 2013
Conference Itinerary
Pre- Conference Event: October 3, 2013 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
The Critical Importance of Volunteerism in Service to our Combat Wounded from the American Civil War to Present Day Conflicts presented by Gordon Donald
Day I
Conference Registration, Double Tree Ballroom: 9:00 am to 10:00 am
A Day at the Mütter Museum
Lecture Presentations:
The Confederate Artificial Limbs Program presented by Guy Hasegawa, Pharm. D
Cold Blooded Envenomations of 1864-65 presented by Mark Laubacher
S. Weir Mitchell: Chance Favors the Prepared Mind (and what a mind!) presented by Michael Cohen, M.D.
Turner's Lane presented by Robert Hicks, Ph.D.
Happy Hour at the Mütter Museum
Day II
Breakfast in the Ballroom
Lecture Presentations:
Horror, Killing, Thrill and Adrenaline Rush: The Psychological Kaleidoscope of Combat presented by Stephen Goldman, M.D., FAPM, DFAPA
Lincoln's First Responder, Dr. Charles Leale presented by Jon Willen, M.D.
The Life and Times of Civil War Hospitals presented by Ira Spar, M.D.
80 Acres for 121 Days presented by Phil Lechak
Bus Tour of Philadelphia
Dinner in the Ballroom
Day III
Church Service
Breakfast in the Ballroom
Lecture Presentations:
Dr. John Jay Terrell- Doctor to Man and Horse presented by Charles Driscoll, M.D.
Let Us Turn Our Faces to the Past- Christopher Hamilton Tebault and Confederate Medicine presented by Alan West
A Close Up Look at the Philadelphia Army Laboratory presented by Patrick Vance
Closing Remarks
Oct17Thursday: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Gettysburg: The Events Leading up to July 1, 1863
Join the members of the Frederick County Roundtable for a presentation on Gettysburg: The Events Leading up to July 1, 1863 from speaker Bill Hewitt, Gettysburg NMP. The meetings and presentations are free and open to the public. They are held September through May on the third Thursday of the month. For more information on the Frederick County Civil War Roundtable please visit http://frederickcountycivilwarrt.org/index.html.
Oct24Thursday: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
October 24, 2013
6:00 pm
Bethesda North Marriott
5701 Marinelli Road in Bethesda, MD 20852
Keynote Speaker Former Congressman Ben Jones
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine established the annual Award to promote the legacy of Major Jonathan Letterman who is known as the 'Father of Battlefield Medicine. Each year we recognize an individual or entity that has made an outstanding contribution to improving medical processes and patient outcomes.
This event will include a Pre-Reception with the honorees and Living Letterman for sponsors.
Check-in and reception will begin at 6:00pm followed by dinner, the recognition of honorees and presentation of award.
This is a ticketed event. Registrant's tickets will be mailed for all purchases made prior to October 1, 2013. Advanced purchases will receive preferential seating.Registrations received after October 1, 2013 will be available at will call.
Nov21Thursday: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
The battle of Fredericksburg
Join the members of the Frederick County Roundtable for a presentation on The battle of Fredericksburg from speaker Frank O'Reilly, historian at Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania, NMP. The meetings and presentations are free and open to the public. They are held September through May on the third Thursday of the month. For more information on the Frederick County Civil War Roundtable please visit http://frederickcountycivilwarrt.org/index.html.
Nov28Thursday: Nov 28 (all day)
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine & its affiliate sites will be
closed today, Thursday, November 28th, 2013 in observation on Thanksgiving.
The Museum will be open on Friday, November 29th, 2013 at 10:00am.
Dec7Saturday: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Before experiencing Antietam Battlefield's annual Grand Illumination; Visit the exhibits at Pry House and Thrashing Barn. Walk the same halls as General McClellan and President Lincoln. Experience the aftermath of the Battle of Antietam through the eyes of Civil War era living historians.Illumination gates open at 6pm at the entrance on Route 34. Pry Field Hospital closes for the season, today.
Dec14Saturday: Dec 14 (all day)
The NMCWM is one of a dozen historic and cultural venues participating in this holiday celebration. The Museum has extended hours and is open to the public for free. Visit a Confederate Surgeon in the Camp Life Gallery, the holiday scene in the Pavilion Gallery, and the Santa Clause made popular during the war by Thomas Nast. Create a greeting card for our wounded warriors and relax to period music, or join in singing carols that were sung during the Civil War. Participating Historic sites located within the Federal period, historic district of Frederick and in the countryside of Frederick County.
Dec15Sunday: 11:00 am – 4:00 pm


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