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A notated guide to this morning's must-read hockey stories:
• The Penguins believe that Evgeni Malkin will step it up as they try to compensate for the long-term loss of Sidney Crosby. Malkin has played 87 (!!) games without Crosby in the lineup. How's he done? How about 54 goals and 122 points? The Pens will be alright.
• The Edmonton Journal's Jim Matheson ruminates on a variety of subjects including how the Pens' roster could shape up without Crosby and a passel of trade rumors. Good stuff, as always.
• Thomas Vanek doesn't want to be part of a long-term rebuild in Buffalo. When your superstar openly questions the direction of the organization, you either need to make him happy or ship him out.
• Keep an eye on our Trade Rumor Tracker ahead of Wednesday's deadline. It's constantly updated with the latest scuttlebutt, like this word that the Leafs are pursuing not just Roberto Luongo, but a trio of defensemen as well. I don't believe for a minute that Dmitry Kulikov is in play, but Keith Yandle and Luongo feel like real possibilities.
• A Russian hockey player died yesterday after taking a head shot: 33-year-old Dmitri Uchaykin was playing in the top Kazakhstani league. Terribly sad story. SI.com's Stu Hackel wonders if the tragedy will have any effect on the NHL.
• Brandon Saad has been saddled with a terrible nickname, but it seems to make sense considering the impact he's had on the Blackhawks. Still, geez, they've got to come up with something better for the kid who had three points to lead Chicago to a 7-1 rout of the Red Wings. Here's something that's much more fitting for a rookie…although the explanation is pretty brutal.
• "Ugly" is an understatement of how the Red Wings performed at home yesterday. Detroit looks like a team that no one will be afraid to draw in the opening round of the playoffs.
• A late penalty to Troy Brouwer turned the tide against a Capitals team that can't find traction in its quest for the playoffs.
• The Dallas Stars backed themselves, and coach Glen Gulutzan, into a corner with a scared, gutless performance against the Los Angeles Kings. Tonight's game against the Ducks isn't just about their season, it's about his job now. Their willingness to compete will tell the tale.
• There aren't many off-season acquisitions that worked out better than Montreal's signing of Brandon Prust. Teams don't win without a guy like that in the lineup.
• Nazem Kadri is getting all the attention in Toronto, but coach Randy Carlyle is the key to the turnaround of the Maple Leafs.
• The Ducks outshot Columbus 17-1 in the third period, but dropped to 1-4-1 in their last six when Mark Letestu clinched the game in OT for the Blue Jackets. The offense has dried up for the Ducks, who have just one power play goal in their last 11 games. Look for them to push hard for a second-line center before Wednesday.
• The Ottawa Senators head off today for their longest road trip of the season.. The seven-game swing could see them lock up a playoff spot…or drop them into a race to the finish.
• The Rangers haven't scored in 127:47. "We're just not finishing," says
Obvious Man John Tortorella.
• The Flyers are likely to be quiet at the deadline with an eye on making needed improvements over the summer.
• Ryane Clowe trade talk hasn't been a distraction in San Jose. You know what is a distraction? No goals on the season.
• Hate having to put another sad story in here, but this piece on the deteriorating mental health of Gordie Howe is worth a read. That autograph signing at the Detroit game yesterday may have been his final public appearance.
• Amanda Kessel moves on from the unbeaten national champion Gophers to Team USA for the Women's World Championships this week.


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Italy might be one of the only places where the men dress better than the women. This is of course a massive generalisation but diamanté, stripper shoes and white capri pants will never be a match for the classic, timeless style that many Italian men adopt.
Dropped-crotch trousers was not something I expected to spot on holiday but I duly dug out my camera and snapped this young man before he rode off on his super cool spray-painted bike. I just wish I knew the Italian for 'I'm not a creepy weirdo, honest'.
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A varicocele is a widening of the veins along the cord that holds up a man's testicles
(spermatic cord).
Varicose veins - scrotum
A varicocele forms when valves inside the veins along the spermatic cord prevent blood from flowing properly. This causes the blood to back up, leading to swelling and widening of the veins. (This is essentially the same process that leads to varicose veins
, which are common in the legs.)
Varicoceles usually develop slowly. They are more common in men ages 15 - 25 and are most often seen on the left side of the scrotum
The sudden appearance of a varicocele in an older man may be caused by a kidney tumor
, which can block blood flow to a vein. This is more common on the left side than the right.
There may not be symptoms.
The health care provider will examine the groin area, including the scrotum and testicles. The health care provider may feel a twisted growth along the spermatic cord. (It feels like a bag of worms.)
However, the growth may not be able to be seen or felt, especially when you are lying down.
The testicle on the side of the varicocele may be smaller than the one on the other side.
A jock strap (scrotal support) or snug underwear may help relieve the pain or discomfort. If pain continues or other symptoms occur, you may need further treatment.
Surgery to correct a varicocele is called varicocelectomy. You will leave the hospital on the same day as your surgery. During this procedure, you will receive some type of numbing medication (anesthesia). The urologist will make a cut, usually in the lower abdomen, and tie off the abnormal veins. Blood will now flow around the area into normal veins. Keep an ice pack on the area for the first 24 hours after surgery to reduce swelling.
An alternative to surgery is varicocele embolization. This method is also done without an overnight hospital stay. It uses a much smaller cut than surgery, so you will heal faster. A small hollow tube called a catheter (tube) is placed into a vein in your groin or neck area.
Using x-rays as a guide, the health care provider moves the tube into the varicocele. A tiny coil passes through the tube into the varicocele. The coil blocks blood flow to the bad vein, and sends it to normal veins.
After the procedure, you will be told to place ice on the area and wear a scrotal support for a little while.
A varicocele is usually harmless and often does not need to be treated.
If you have surgery, your sperm count will likely increase but it will not improve your chances of getting a woman pregnant. In most cases, testicular wasting (atrophy) does not improve unless surgery is done early in adolescence.
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The Woodford Memorial United Methodist Church, at 113 First St. in Elkins, is celebrating 100 years of worship with many activities this weekend.
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The Woodford Memorial United Methodist Church will host a range of activities this weekend in celebration of its 100th anniversary.
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Germaul Barnes is the recipient of the Bessie Award- New York and Performance Award for his work on the Bill T. Jones, Arts International Grant that fostered his anthropology study in Ghana, West Africa. One of his highest achievements is assisting and demonstrating for the late legendary dancer/choreographer/anthropologist, Ms. Katherine Dunham. For nine years, he was principle dancer with Bill T. Jones/ Arnie Zane Dance Company. He has also danced with Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble, Philadanco--Philadelphia Dance Company, Movement Source Dance Company and Group Motion Dance Company. Creating over 25 works for his company, Mr. Barnes has received commissions from many dance companies in various countries. Mr. Barnes directed and performed in a collaborative work with South African composer Bongani Ndodana. His collaboration with Thollem McDonas Bitahkiz Ayeli - premiered in Porto, Portugal commissioned by Teatro Campo Allegre. In 1993 Mr. Barnes moved to Berlin, Germany to performed with Tolada Dance Company and taught throughout Europe where he received rave reviews. Mr. Barnes has taught for Black College Dance Exchange, Guest Artist in residence at Skidmore College, University of Buffalo, Ghana National Dance Theater, Xavier College Prep High School, Dance Masters/New York, Center of Creative Arts-St. Louis, Cleo Parker Summer Intensive, Guest Artist in residence at 92nd Street Y, Harkness Dance Center, Studio 303-Montréal, Dance Olympus and Guest Artist in residence at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. In 1995, Mr. Barnes conceived, directed and choreographed Black Bones Project, a celebration of African-American men's works that premiered at the renowned 92nd Street Y, and toured to Jacob's Pillow, Embora Studio and City Center Studio. Television credit includes "Free to Dance" in Bill T Jones' D-Man in the Waters, a 2001 Emmy winning documentary that chronicles modern dance's African-American roots.
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Adam Barruch began his career as a young actor, performing professionally on Broadway and in film and television--working with prominent figures such as Tony Bennett, Jerry Herman and Susan Stroman. He later received dance training at LaGuardia High School for Music & Art and Performing Arts. After three years, he graduated early and was accepted into the dance department at The Juilliard School. As a dancer he has performed the works of Jiri Kylian, Ohad Naharin, Susan Marshall, Jose Limon, Daniele Dèsnoyers, and is currently a dancer with Sylvain Émard Danse in Montreal. As a choreographer, Adam's work has been presented at Dance Theater Workshop, City Center, NYU/ Skirball Center for the Performing Arts, The Juilliard School, Cunningham Studio, Ailey-Citigroup Theater, SUNY Purchase, New York University, Cedar Lake Theater and Theatre Usine C in Montreal. Adam has created new works for the Ailey/Fordham BFA Senior Concert and NYU Tisch School of the Arts MFA program. Adam Barruch Dance performed on the Inside/Out stage at Jacob's Pillow, and at the Harris Theater during the Chicago Dancing Festival. Adam Barruch was selected as a participant in the 2011 Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation New Directions Choreography Lab made possible by generous support from the Ford Foundation. He recently served as a guest choreographer at Princeton University, creating a new work for their 2012 Spring Dance Festival. He also worked with collaborator Chelsea Bonosky at The Yard, in Martha's Vineyard as part of the 2012 Bessie Schönberg Residency. This past summer, Adam was at Bates Dance Festival creating new work as part of their Emerging Choreographer's Residency.
A native of Copenhagen, Denmark, Ms. Boye-Christensen has fulfilled the demanding career of freelance choreographer, teacher and dancer for the past 15 years. She joined Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company in 2002 to assist in the artistic direction of the company and has created 21 new works on the company. She received her formal training at London Contemporary Dance School and at the Laban Centre in London (where she won the 1992 choreography award). Ms. Boye-Christensen has been commissioned to create new works for Ballet West, The Milwaukee Ballet, Singapore Dance Theatre, The Arts Fissions Dance Company, Ballet de Camaguey in Cuba, New Danish Dance Theatre, Tisch School of the Arts' Second Avenue Dance Company in NYC, London Contemporary Dance School's Edge Dance Company, and Verb Ballets in Cleveland. She is the recipient of a Fulbright Scholarship and grants from the Theatre and Arts Councils in Denmark, Germany, Mexico and Singapore amongst others, as well as a recipient of the Choo-San Goh Award for Choreographic Excellence.
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Born and raised in New York City Gregory made his professional stage debut at the age of eight with the Glimmerglass Opera Company. Soon after, he was cast in the Philip Glass/Robert Wilson world tour of Einstein on the Beach. Gregory received his dance training at the Alvin Ailey School on a fellowship scholarship and then graduated cum laude from SUNY Purchase dance conservatory where he studied composition with Kazuko Hirabayashi. Since then he has gone on to dance and choreograph with a variety of artists, performing with Patrick Corbin, Nelly van Bommel, Sylvain Emard, and The Chicago Ballet. He was resident choreographer for both Chicago Ballet's spring season in 2008 and CorbinDances in 2007. He was selected as one of four emerging choreographers in the Springboard Montreal intensive run by Juilliard's Alexandra Wells, where he created and premiered his first international work. Gregory's works have been performed at Jacob's Pillow Inside/Out Dance Festival (MA), Joyce SoHo, Alvin Ailey Studio Theatre (NY), Dance Place (DC), Athenaeum Theatre (Chicago), and shows in New York as part of the Reverb Festival, the Dance Sampler at Symphony Space, and a self-produced collaboration with Sidra Bell at the Gershwin Hotel. He recently showed his work as part of the Emerging Artists Program at DTW's Summer DANZ Festival and was also accepted into The Bessie Schoenberg Residency at The Yard for emerging choreographers in 2010. He debuted his own company, The DASH Ensemble, in December 2009 at JOYCE SoHo. The company has gone on to present works at the Skirball Center, DTW, Summer Stage, and The JOYCE Theater. in 2013 Dolbashian was the winner of Choreographic competitions for both Ballet Austin and Northwest Dance Project, and most recently was the winner of Hubbard Street 2's international choreographic competition. Gregory is the co-founder of The Playground, a choreographic initiative that was voted 25 to Watch in 2013 by Dance Magazine.
Guest Artist: Fall 2013
|Cleo Mack
Cleo Mack was selected by Dance Magazine as one of the "25 to Watch in 2002." She began her dance training at the Purpich School of the Arts and earned her BFA in dance from Mason Gross School of the Arts, where she was the recipient of the ACDFA/Dance Magazine for Outstanding Student Choreography. She has been a teaching artist for the American Repertory Ballet Institute, Rutgers University, DeSales University, and the University of Iowa. She is currently Director of Dance at the Middlesex County Vocational and Technical School of Performing Arts and the Artistic Director of Washington Rock Youth Modern Company. She also founded her own dance company the Cleo Mack Dance Project.
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Christopher K. Morgan grew up in Orange County, CA dancing the Hula and Polynesian dances of his Hawaiian ancestors. Discovering ballet, jazz, and modern at the age of 17, Christopher studied dance at the University of California Irvine. But after only 2 years in school, he was offered a job dancing for Malashock Dance and Company in San Diego. This began his extensive performing career that would have him move to Munich, Washington DC, New York, Dublin, and London. Now, he brings his diverse heritage and over 15 years of experience as a dancer, educator, choreographer and arts facilitator to directing his contemporary dance company. His choreography has been presented in 18 countries on 5 continents, in venues including The Kennedy Center (Washingotn DC), La Mama (NY), Theater Artaud (San Francisco), and The Maly Theatre (Russia).
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Director of David Parker and the Bang Group, a New York rhythm-based theatrical dance troupe; has toured widely throughout Europe and North America, and appeared at dozens of festivals, universities, and performing arts centers. Awards: Finalist, Fourth International Competition for Contemporary Choreographers (Groningen, the Netherlands); special citation from Kurt Jooss Awards jury (Essen, Germany); Notable Emerging Choreographer citation from Nijinsky Awards jury (Monaco); and a New York Dance and Performance ("Bessie") Award for design, for collaboration with Dutch avant-garde designers Melanie Rozema and Jeroen Teunissen. On the boards of the Danspace Project and the Field; served on the "Bessie" Awards committee; curator and producer of a performance series at Manhattan's West End Theater, where his company has been in residence since 2003. Guest artist, most recently with Sara Rudner (Dancing on View at the ICA Boston); in Christopher Williams's The Golden Legend; Doug Elkins's Fraulein Maria; New York Theater Ballet's Cinderella, and with a variety of independent choreographers. Faculty, Alvin Ailey School, since 1999; Barnard College, since 2005.
Sydney Skybetter is a choreographer, curator, and consultant for performing arts organizations. After studying at the Interlochen Arts Academy, Columbia, and New York University, Mr. Skybetter performed with Christopher Williams and the Anna Sokolow Foundation. His choreography has been presented in New York at the Dance Theater Workshop, La MaMa, and the Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church, among many others. Mr. Skybetter has written about performance history and technology for the Ballet Review and The Huffington Post. He is a producer with the Dance[NOW] NYC Festival, a teacher for the NYU Tisch Dance Department, a lecturer on Dance History for the LEAP Program at St. Mary's College, and serves as President on the Board of Directors of the Gotham Arts Exchange / Zia Artists, and as the Founding Chairman of the Technology Committee for the Board of Trustees of Dance/USA. the New York Dance and Performance ("Bessie") Awards Committee, and the board of trustees of Dance/USA. He received his Master of Fine Arts in Dance and Performance Choreography from New York University.
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Amber Sloan is a dancer, teacher, and choreographer who has been making work in New York City since 2001. Her work has been presented all over New York and the Unites States. Sloan has received numerous choreographic residency grants including Gibney Dance Center's Boo Koo space grant, Dance Theater Workshop's Outer/Space grant, Brooklyn Arts Exchange, Spoke the Hub at Gowanus Arts, Mulberry Street Theater's Newsteps residency, a residency at Certain Bird in Stamford, VT, The Field's Artward Bound residency at Wild Meadows in Schellsburg, PA, and a choreographic fellowship from Summer Stages Dance in Concord, MA. She has received funding from the Jerome Robbins Foundation and The Jewish Communal Fund. As a performer, Sloan has been a member of David Parker and The Bang Group since 2002. As a principal dancer with the company, she has appeared in several prestigious theaters and festivals in both Europe and the United States. She has assisted Parker in his work with Anna Sokolow Theater Dance Ensemble, the Juilliard School, Barnard College, Summer Stages Dance and others. In addition to The Bang Group, Sloan has had the pleasure of working with Doug Elkins & Friends, Keely Garfield, Chris Elam/Misnomer Dance Theater, Sara Hook Dances and Stephen Koplowitz. Sloan received a BFA in Dance from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
The work of Xan Burley + Alex Springer [alex|xan: the Median Movement] has been shown work throughout New York City at WAXworks, Solar One, Dixon Place, Triskelion Arts, Brooklyn Arts Exchange/BAX, Studio A.I.R., 100 Grand, DanceNOW, Joe's Pub, Rooftop Dance, Movement Research at Judson Church, and The TANK, as well as in Chicago, Detroit, and other cities around the country. In April of 2009 they produced an evening of new and old work for their Michigan contingency in a Detroit industrial space, and in March 2010 they premiered work in A Veritable Smorgasbord at Triskelion Arts in Brooklyn. Notably, they received a 2011 BAX Space Grant and won a residency at the Silo for their performance of All of this is true at the DanceNOW Joe's Pub Festival encore show 2011. Their first evening-length duet, X, premiered at The Tank in March 2012.They also experiment in dance for the camera. Their film work has been shown at various screenings including Moviehouse, WESTfest, the Flea, and Motion Captured. Also, their film daylighting received the silver award in DFA's 2009 48-Hour Challenge.
Ellis Wood graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, in dramatic art and dance, where she was awarded the two highest dance awards, The Eisner Prize and The Florence Schwimley Award. She currently choreographs, teaches and does residencies at schools, universities and festivals both nationally and abroad. She received a 2002 NYFA Fellowship in choreography, and was one of ten choreographers in NYC nominated for the "Emerging Choreographer Award" given by the Downtown Arts Festival in collaboration with The Colbert Foundation. Prior to founding Ellis Wood Dance, Wood danced in the companies of Stephen Petronio, Dan Wagoner, Bay Area Repertory Dance, and in the works of various New York City choreographers. Wood's community outreach projects and workshops held in conjunction with her own company performances, have crossed cultural, racial, religious, socio-economic, generational, and gender boundaries to bring dance to communities that might not otherwise have this opportunity. The Ellis Wood Dance Company has been in residence at various colleges and universities, as well as many other prestigious venues.
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Pentagon Offers Active Duty Troops Chance to Weigh in on DADT Anonymously
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As much as we fight for repeal every day, there are those in the shadows that are just as passionate, that have an existing investment in seeing this done soon: our brothers and sisters in arms who are still active. For the most part, participation in the repeal process can be a very grey area. Occasionally, however, there are opportunities for Active Duty members to help us out. Today the Department of Defense launched one of those opportunities with its anonymous "Don't Ask, Don't Tell' inbox, to be checked by a 3rd party contractor.Continue Reading ►
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May 7, 2010
Dear Mr. President: Tomorrow, my family and I will mark the 126th anniversary of my grandfather President Harry Truman's birthday. There are many reasons we celebrate his life and contributions to our nation, but in particular we are proud of his decision to desegregate the U.S. Armed Forces in July 1948, which paved the way for future civil rights advancements. It was not easy.Continue Reading ►
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Yesterday, U.S. District Judge Joseph Tauro heard arguments in Gill v. Office of Personnel Management, a challenge to the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) brought by Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders on behalf of eight married same-sex couples and three widowers. The plaintiffs have been denied a broad range of rights and benefits under federal law that other married Massachusetts couples, simply because they are different-sex, can take for granted. Yesterday, GLAD lawyers argued that DOMA's denial of federal rights and benefits to lawfully-married same-sex couples violates the guarantee of equal protection under the U.S. Constitution and asked the court to grant summary judgment – in other words, decide just on the briefs filed and not conduct a trial – in the plaintiff's favor. You can read more about GLAD's case here. Carisa Cunningham, GLAD's director of public affairs and education provided this first hand account:Continue Reading ►
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May 6, 2010
Lithuania's first-ever pride was set to culminate in the first-ever "March for Tolerance" this Saturday in the Lithuanian capital city of Vilnius. But, as of yesterday, that won't happen. A Vilnius administrative court "temporarily" suspended the march on public security grounds —pending a full hearing after the march would take place on Saturday — despite police assurances that they are able to protect participants from counter-demonstrator attacks.Continue Reading ►
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Like the nation's top private companies, colleges and universities are removing discriminatory transgender exclusions from their health insurance plans in order to provide more inclusive insurance for students and staff. On many campuses today, much of the activism is centered on transgender and genderqueer issues, such as adding gender identity to the school's non-discrimination policy and implementing gender-neutral housing and locker room facilities. A newer area of focus is ensuring that health insurance policies provide transgender-inclusive coverage.Continue Reading ►
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I just received my tenor ukulele today. I haven't had a chance to start building yet but everything looks good and everything looks to be good quality. What stuns me is that I only ordered it Monday evening, and it arrived at my home this morning, Thursday. To the middle of the Canadian prairies! What incredible service! I can't believe it! This won't be my last order, that's for certain.
This tenor uke /DVD kit came complete with everything you need, I was impressed with the wood and hardware,I only wish you could come up with a small tool kit (i.e) dowel hole pins, Brad point drill bits, fret hammer,but all in all the project was completed (other than the french polish and bridge)in 3 weeks.I also did a cut away and used abalone in the head stock and rosette and it looks sweet. Thanks Dan
The tenor sounds great and the kit is up to Stewmac's taken for granted standards. I have also done two Soprano kits and have been getting supplies sent to me in South Africa for years. The instructions for the Tenor are an incomplete edit of those for the Soprano. The tuners supplied for the soprano are not the quality I expected, both sets had to be replaced before delivery to the friends I made them for.
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Early History
Potter's Field
In 1686, the area now known as Bryant Park was designated public property by New York Colonial Governor Thomas Dongan. After being routed by the British in the Battle of Long Island, at the start of the Revolutionary War, General Washington's troops raced across the site. In 1807, the grid system of streets was laid out in what is now considered midtown, expanding north from the already cosmopolitan downtown Manhattan. Fifteen years later, in 1822, the land came under the jurisdiction of New York City, and one year later, was turned into a potter's field. The city decommissioned the potter's field in 1840, in preparation for construction of the Croton Reservoir on the adjacent plot of land (now the Central branch of the New York Public Library).
The Croton Distributing Reservoir and Reservoir Square
Built in between 1839 and 1842, the Croton Distributing Reservoir was a man-made four acre lake, surrounded by massive, fifty-foot-high, twenty-five-foot-thick granite walls. Along the tops of the walls were public promenades, offering expansive views of the growing city. This water-supply system was one of the greatest engineering triumphs of nineteenth-century America, and widely considered an integral part of the first supply of fresh water carried by aqueducts into the city from upstate New York. Iron pipes transported water forty-one miles to the receiving reservoir in what is now Central Park, thence to the distributing reservoir at this site. The aqueduct system, constructed at a cost of $11.5 million, officially opened on July 4, 1842. In 1846, the New York City Common Council ordered construction of a public park on the land next to the Reservoir. Reservoir Park was formed in 1870, and one year later, underwent a $72,000 renovation. The reservoir itself was eventually torn down, following numerous delays, in 1900.
The Crystal Palace and Latting Observatory
Inspired by the success of The Great Exhibition of 1851, held in the famed Crystal Palace exhibition hall in Hyde Park, London, New York City began preparations for a similar exhibit on U.S. soil. The New York Crystal Palace was built on Reservoir Square, the park just west of the Croton Reservoir. Designed by Georg Cartensen and Charles Gildemeister, the glass and metal structure was built in the shape of a Greek cross and boasted a domed roof 100 feet in diameter. It remained standing until October 5, 1858, when it burned down.
The Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations, also commonly referred to as the Crystal Palace Exhibition, featured four thousand exhibitors and displayed the industrial wares, consumer goods, and artworks of the nation. Notable exhibits included mineral resources of the U.S., the newest precision steam engines, and the largest crocodile ever captured. United States President Franklin Pierce delivered a speech at the opening ceremony on July 14, 1853.
Built next to the Crystal Palace in 1853 as part of the exhibition, was the 315-foot-tall Latting Observatory. Conceived by Waring Latting, and designed by architect William Naugle, this octagonally based, iron and wood tower was the tallest building at the time of its construction and offered patrons unobstructed views of Staten Island, Queens, and New Jersey. It perished in an 1856 fire.
The first of its kind in New York City, the Crystal Palace Exhibition set off one of the first major tourism booms in New York with over one million visitors. (In spite of its popularity, the exhibition's sponsors lost $300,000 on the venture.) The exhibit closed on November 1, 1854, though the structure remained standing and was leased for a variety of purposes over the next four years.
Walt Whitman, then the editor of the Brooklyn Eagle, wrote of the Crystal Palace and Exhibition of the Industry of all Nations in Book VIII, "Song of the Exposition" in Leaves of Grass:
- Around a place, loftier, fairer, ampler than any yet,
Earth's modern wonder, history's seven outstripping,
High and rising tier on tier with glass and iron facades,
Gladdening the sun and sky, enhued in cheerfullest hues,
Bronze, lilac, robin's egg, marine and crimson,
Over whose golden roof shall flaunt, beneath they banner Freedom,
The banners of the States and flags of every land,
A brood of lofty, fair, but lesser palaces shall cluster.
- Somewhere within their walls shall all that forwards perfect human
Life be started,
Tried, taught, advanced, visibly exhibited.
- Not only all the world of works, trade, products,
But all the workmen of the world here to be represented
The Civil War Years
During the Civil War, Reservoir Square was used as an encampment for Union Army troops. Shortly after, in March of 1863, the Union government issued the first draft notices in American history, setting off a series of riots throughout the city. One of the most horrendous acts of the riots was the July 1863 burning of the Colored Orphan Asylum on Fifth Avenue between 43rd and 44th Streets. Throughout the late nineteenth century, many uses were suggested for the reservoir site and also the square, including a rejected petition to use the space for an armory.


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RIDGWAY – A quest to create 20 miles of new single-track mountain bike trails received a boost from Ridgway Town council last week. The Ridgway Trails Group, which intends to create 23 new trails for bikers of all levels on three square miles of Bureau of Land Management and Ridgway State Park lands north of Ridgway, gained council's unanimous support for the project Wednesday.
Council agreed to draft a letter of support to the BLM after a presentation by Rodney Fitzhugh of the Ridgway Trails Group describing the trail-building concept. They also said the group could seek the help of town staff in finding any grant monies available. Close to 30 supporters of the project – some who came from as far away as Silverton – attended the meeting.
"We would like to see a trail system grow up here just as it has been done around Fruita," Fitzhugh said of the town adjacent to Grand Junction that has made a name for itself as a top mountain biking destination on the Western Slope. "Specifically, we are trying to build up a trail system on 2,000 acres of BLM, DOW [Department of Wildlife] and Colorado State Parks lands. Ultimately, we want to build 25 miles of new single-track trails. To get it done it will, of course, take time, manpower and money."
The BLM land being proposed for the trails already contains a system of jeep roads and game trails and is designated open travel. Fitzhugh said officials with the Ridgway State Park have said they intend to follow the BLM's lead on the approval process. The BLM is currently creating an overall travel management plan.
"They are trying to complete that process before they entertain our plans," Fitzhugh said, which is estimated to happen in late 2009 or early 2010. "We are trying to influence them to allow us to shortcut that process a little bit to help speed the process up. From the town, we are hoping that you will express support of this to the BLM."
"The BLM allowing you guys to circumvent [the lengthy management plan process] or getting them to move on it sooner needs to happen," Councilmember Paul Hebert said.
The Ridgway Trails Group has already mapped out all existing trails and applied for a Great Outdoors Colorado grant. "We are trying to find somebody right now to bid on our environmental assessment and so forth," said Fitzhugh. "If we get the GOCO grant, we could get planning stuff done sometime this summer, provided that the BLM lets us." If that occurs, the project could be seen as shovel ready and thus have a chance at picking up some of the federal stimulus package money.
"What I would throw out is the problem for all of us is that nobody has any money and we would be crazy to rely on any stimulus money making it this far," Mayor Pro Tem John Clark said. "I think the best we can supply you is the support and getting with the BLM and telling them we highly support this project."
Town Manager Greg Clifton agreed.
"I think overall it is something that we are very supportive of," Clifton said. "The area seems like a very good candidate for this sort of thing."
Plans for the new trail system include three main trailheads, including one located just east of Ridgway State Park off U.S. Highway 550 that would link to a majority of easy trails. A second trailhead would be at the south end of the system off Ouray County Road 10 that would cater to Ridgway users. A parking lot at this trailhead is intended to serve no more than 10 vehicles and no horse trailers. A third trailhead designed to serve as an entrance to intermediate trails would be located near Ouray County Road 8.
According to informational documents provided by the trails group, a future consideration of the project is to connect the trails to the Dutch Charley area of Ridgway State Park using an existing and expanded culvert under Highway 550 to provide bikers a safe area to cross the highway. This access point would provide the trail system a fourth trailhead convenient for state park visitors. The feasibility of using the culvert near Dutch Charley to accommodate human and wildlife crossing has yet to be determined by engineers.
This trail system would ultimately tie into a larger regional trails system that includes the proposed Galloping Goose trail connecting Telluride to Montrose via Ridgway; the San Juan Hut trail systems that connect Telluride to Moab; and Montrose area trails like the Tabaguache, connecting Montrose to Grand Junction.
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4A Madras (east of the rim) plays in a league consisting of mostly Metro area teams. 4A Crook County (Prineville) plays with 5A Bend schools in a hybrid league. And Sisters and La Pine (both 4A) play in a league of mid-Willamette Valley teams.
Why would the OSAA put 4 same-classification teams from generally Central Oregon into separate leagues when a major complaint (and cost) of districts is lengthy travel? That makes no sense!
The OSAA appears to be shaking up the classification and leagues just because they can. And it isn't expected (by this writer) that the new design will be any more practical than the last.
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