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Saturday, October 12, 2013
John Van Hamersveld Lecture & Book/Poster Signing
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm - Art Gallery (AG)
Lecture and Book/Poster Signing 1-4pm
During the last day of the exhibition entitled, Drawing Attention by John Van Hamersveld, there will be an artist lecture at 1pm. Immediately following, visitors will have the opportunity to purchase the accompanying full color, 164 page book, co-published by the artist and CSU Northridge for $30. In addition, the full color, 308 page book entitled John Van Hamersveld: Fifty Years of Graphic Design will be available in limited quantities for $55.
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Mischa Maisky, cello
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm - Great Hall
Beethoven: 7 variations on a theme from Mozart's "Magic Flute"
Britten: Cello Sonata
Russian Romances: various selections
Nicknamed "Rostropovich of the Future" by the late, great Russian virtuoso, Grammy-nominated Mischa Maisky has made over 30 recordings with premier orchestras such as the Vienna and Berlin Philharmonics, the London Symphony, and the Israeli Philharmonic as an exclusive Deutsche Grammophon artist during the last 25 years. Poetry and exquisite delicacy combined with great temperament and brilliant technique are Maisky's artistic trademarks and will be on full display in this evening's inspiring repertoire.
Friday, October 25, 2013
7:30 pm - 7:30 pm - nordhoff Hall (NH) Campus Theatre
DIE FLEDERMAUS by Joann Strauss II, from a German libretto by Karl Haffner and Richard Genee
The Waltz King's madcap masterpiece offers a rousing evening of mistaken identities, flirtations, and light-hearted deceit. This delightful Viennese farce is filled with effervescent melodies, lilting waltzes, and a rollicking tribute to champagne. Directed by Eli Villanueva, musical direction by John Roscigno, choreography by J'aime Morrison. Sung in English
Four performances only: Oct 25-26, Nov 2-3 NOTE CURTAIN TIMES: Fri-Sat 7:30pm, final Sun 2pm
Saturday, October 26, 2013
L.A. Printmaking Society 21st Nat'l Exhibition
Saturday, October 26 - Saturday, December 14 All Day - Art Galleries
Opening Reception: October 26, 5-9 pm
Gallery Talk: October 28 10am
This important biennial event will showcase recent works from some of the most intriguing and creative printmakers working in the USA and Canada today. The LAPS 21st National program will also include workshops, lectures, guided tours and satellite shows at other venues in Los Angeles and Orange County. Printmaking in the 21st Century is having a wide resurgence that has triggered bold innovation and experimentation as well as a rediscovery of the beauty of traditional techniques of this versatile and egalitarian art form. This exhibition and its ancillary events offer a wide outlook of its richness and scope.
Shanghai Ballet: La Sylphide
8:00 pm - 10:00 pm - Great Hall
One of the most famous propaganda ballets to have emerged from the Cultural Revolution, White-Haired Girl brought critical acclaim to the regional dance company in 1979. Since then, Shanghai Ballet has become one of the most pre-eminent international ballet companies in the world. Known for presenting ingenious interpretations of classical and contemporary repertoire, the ensemble under Xin Lili's artistic direction will enchant audiences with its exquisite performance of La Sylphide -- a romantic tale of a young man forever chasing an elusive, celestial being, only to encounter tragedy and heartache.
"The costumes were dazzling... Starting off in a low-key manner, the Shanghai Ballet ... built to a crescendo of rapidfire over-the-head lifts and tours en l'air at the sold-out ... Auditorium."
-- Dottie Ashley, The Post and Courier
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Shanghai Ballet: The Butterfly Lovers
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm - Great Hall
The Shanghai Ballet, whose performance of The White-Haired Girl won them the Gold Medal of the Best Classical Dance Works of the 20th Century in China, has become one of the world's premier international ballet companies. Since its founding in 1979, many of the ensemble's brilliant and rising young dancers have won numerous awards in global and nationwide competitions.
Under the graceful and lyrical temperament of Artistic Director Xin Lili, the company performs one of its signature folk-infused -- The Butterfly Lovers, a classical Western masterwork that follows a young couple's ill-fated romance. Elegant choreography, beautiful costumes, expressive hand gestures and theatrical pantomime convey the story's bittersweet beauty and complement Shanghai Ballet's stunning classical technique.
Friday, November 08, 2013
Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlan
8:00 pm - 10:00 pm - Great Hall
Revered as guardians of the mariachi legacy, Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlan presents a festive repertoire of rhythms, dance, and vocals for an exciting evening of pageantry and musical virtuosity. Founded in 1897, the quintessential kings of Mexican folk music earned their reputation as el mejor mariachi del mundo (the best mariachi group in the world) by virtue of their commitment to tradition and emphasis on superior musicianship and singing ability. Breaking new ground, the legendary group added to its prolific collection a first-ever mariachi opera -- Cruzar La Cara de la Luna (To Cross the Face of the Moon), which debuted in November 2010 and was created by director Jose "Pepe" Martinez, Sr.
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Irish Chamber Orchestra
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm - Great Hall
Rush pricing available now! $12 for students, $17 for faculty & staff.
JoAnn Faletta, conductor
Sir James Galway, flute
Lady Jeanne Galway, flute
Harty: In Ireland
Mozart: Flute Concerto in D
Hammond: Carolan Variations
Mendelssohn: Symphony 3
The Irish Chamber Orchestra has gained a remarkable reputation as a fresh and vibrant force on the Irish and international scene. Led by the effervescent JoAnn Falleta and featuring flute virtuosos Sir James Galway and Lady Jeanne Galway, the fierce and fully seasoned ensemble display explosive power and driving energy, performing a diverse repertoire ranging from classical to modern day masterpieces and new commissions. Programs and artists subject to change without notice.
Friday, November 15, 2013
Friday, November 15 7:30 pm - Sunday, November 17 2:00 pm - Experimental Theatre of the VPAC
THE SEAGULL by Anton Chekhov, Translated by Paul Schmidt
How can a young artist create new forms of expression when he can barely talk to his own mother? And how can she celebrate her son's new ideas without making herself a has-been? Chekhov's darkly comic masterpiece, challenging the compatibility of art and love. Directed by Larry Biederman
Nov 15-16-17, 20-21-22-23-24 Wed-Sat 7:30 pm, Sun 2pm
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Wednesday, November 20 7:30 pm - Sunday, November 24 2:00 pm - Experimental Theatre of the VPAC
THE SEAGULL by Anton Chekhov, Translated by Paul Schmidt
How can a young artist create new forms of expression when he can barely talk to his own mother? And how can she celebrate her son's new ideas without making herself a has-been? Chekhov's darkly comic masterpiece, challenging the compatibility of art and love. Directed by Larry Biederman
Nov 15-16-17, 20-21-22-23-24 Wed-Sat 7:30 pm, Sun 2pm
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Boston Pops Espalande Orchestra
8:00 pm - 10:00 pm - Great Hall
Under the inimitable style of conductor Keith Lockhart, the world-renowned Boston Pops comes to the Valley Performing Arts Center and enthusiastically re-creates the sounds that dominated Broadway, concert halls, and the silver screen, from past to present. This evening's performance is guaranteed to raise nostalgic murmurs, cheers from the audience, and standing ovations when favorites such as the Overture to Candide, "Rhapsody in Blue," "42nd Street," "Hedwig's Theme" from Harry Potter, "Boogie-Woogie Bugle Boy," "Dancing Queen," "Bohemian Rhapsody," and "Stars and Stripes Forever" resonate in the Great Hall. "...the best-known, most recorded and arguably most popular orchestra in the United States." --New York Times


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|James Clark Ross
Portrait of Sir James Clark Ross by John R. Wildman. The object in the bottom righthand corner is a dip circle, designed by Robert Were Fox and used by Ross to discover the magnetic north pole.
|15 April 1800
|3 April 1862(aged 61)
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|Antarctic exploration
Sir James Clark Ross (15 April 1800 – 3 April 1862) was a British naval officer and explorer remembered today for his exploration of the Arctic with his uncle Sir John Ross and Sir William Parry and, in particular, his own expedition to Antarctica.
Arctic explorer[edit]
Ross was born in London, the nephew of Sir John Ross, under whom he entered the navy in 1812, accompanying him on Sir John's first Arctic voyage in search of a Northwest Passage in 1818. Between 1819 and 1827, Ross took part in four Arctic expeditions under Sir William Parry, and in 1829 to 1833, again served under his uncle on Sir John's second Arctic voyage. It was during this trip that they located the position of the North Magnetic Pole on 1 June 1831 on the Boothia Peninsula in the far north of Canada. It was on this trip, too, that Ross charted the Beaufort Islands, later renamed Clarence Islands by his uncle.[1][2]
In 1834, Ross was promoted to Captain. In December 1835, he offered his services to the Admiralty to resupply 11 whaling ships which had become trapped in Baffin Bay. They accepted his offer and he set sail in the HMS Cove in January 1836. The crossing was difficult, and by the time he had reached the last known position of the whalers in June, all but one had managed to return home. Ross found no trace of this last vessel, the William Torr, which was probably crushed in the ice in December 1835.[3] He returned to Hull in September 1836 with all his crew in good health.
From 1835–39, except for his voyage with the Cove, he conducted a magnetic survey of Great Britain with Edward Sabine.
Antarctic explorer[edit]
Between 1839 and 1843, Ross commanded an Antarctic expedition comprising the vessels HMS Erebus and HMS Terror and charted much of the coastline of the continent. Francis Crozier was second in command of the expedition and commanded HMS Terror. Support for the expedition had been arranged by Francis Beaufort, hydrographer of the Navy and a member of several scientific societies. On the expedition was Joseph Dalton Hooker, who had been invited along as assistant surgeon. Erebus and Terror were bomb vessels – an unusual type of warship named after the mortar bombs they were designed to fire and constructed with extremely strong hulls, to withstand the recoil of the mortars, which were to prove of great value in thick ice.
In 1841, James Ross discovered the Ross Sea, Victoria Land, and the volcanoes Mount Erebus and Mount Terror, which were named for the expedition's vessels. They sailed for 250 nautical miles (460 km) along the edge of the low, flat-topped ice shelf they called the Victoria Barrier, later named "Ross Ice Shelf" in his honour. In the following year, he attempted to penetrate south at about 55°W, and explored the eastern side of what is now known as James Ross Island, discovering and naming Snow Hill Island and Seymour Island. It is interesting to note that Ross reported that Admiralty Sound (which he named Admiralty Inlet appeared to Ross to have been blocked by glaciers at its southern end.[4] He was elected to the Royal Society in 1848 and knighted in 1844.[5]
In 1848, he was sent on one of three expeditions to find Sir John Franklin. (The others were the Rae-Richardson Arctic Expedition and the HMS Plover-HMS Herald expedition through the Bering Strait.) He was given command of HMS Enterprise, accompanied by HMS Investigator,[6] Because of heavy ice in Baffin Bay he only reached the northeast tip of Somerset Island where he was frozen in at Port Leopold. In the spring he and Francis McClintock explored the west coast of the island by sledge. He recognized Peel Sound but thought it too ice-choked for Franklin to have used it (In fact Franklin had used it in 1846.). Next summer he tried to reach Wellington Channel but was blocked by ice and returned to England.
James was married to Lady Ann Ross. He died at Aylesbury in 1862, five years after his wife. A blue plaque marks Ross's home in Eliot Place, Blackheath, London. His closest friend was Captain Francis Crozier with whom he sailed many times. Crozier has never been found after he participated in The Franklin Expedition and became leader after the death of Sir John Franklin.
James also lived in the ancient country house of the Abbotts of St Albans, later known as The Abbey, Aston Abbotts in Buckinghamshire. He is buried with his wife in the local churchyard. In the gardens of the Abbey there is a lake with two islands, named after the ships Terror and Erebus.
- The Ross seal, one of the four Antarctic phocids, first described during the expedition of 1839-1843.
- The James Ross Strait, in the Canadian territory of Nunavut, is named after him.
- Named after James Ross, the Ross Ice Shelf is Antarctica's largest ice shelf.
- RRS James Clark Ross is a British Antarctic Survey research ship.
- The crater Ross on the Moon is jointly named after James Clark Ross and Frank Elmore Ross.
- Ross's Gull, a small gull, the only species in its genus, that breeds in the high arctic of northernmost North America and northeast Siberia.
See also[edit]
- ^ Bossi, Maurizio; Gabinetto scientifico letterario G.P. Vieusseux (1984). Notizie di viaggi lontani : l'esplorazione extraeuropea nei periodici del primo Ottocento, 1815-1845. Naples: Guida. ISBN 88-7042-399-9.
- ^ Woodman, David C. (1991). Unravelling the Franklin disaster : Inuit testimony. Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press. ISBN 0-7735-0833-3.
- ^ Jones, A. G. E. (1950). "The Voyage of H.M.S. Cove, Captain James Clark Ross, 1835–36". Polar Record 5 (40): 543–556. doi:10.1017/S0032247400045150. Retrieved 21 April 2012.
- ^ Ross, James Ross (1847). A Voyage of Discovery and Research in the Southern and Antarctic Regions, During the Years 1839-43 2. London: John Murray gions.
- ^ Appletons' annual cyclopaedia and register of important events of the year: 1862. New York: D. Appleton & Company. 1863. p. 749.
- ^ Mowat, Farley (1973). Ordeal by ice; the search for the Northwest Passage (The Vanished ShipsOCLC 1391959.). Toronto: McClelland and Stewart Ltd. p. 250.
- E. C. Coleman, The Royal Navy in Polar Exploration From Frobisher to Ross (2006). ISBN 0-7524-3660-0.
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Event - Christmas in September – LOS ANGELES, CA – Traveling all the way from Russia and Korea, the Gracias Choir, made up of 70 members including an orchestra, will be bringing their world renowned Christmas Cantata Music Concert to Los Angeles on Wednesday September 23, at the Orpheum Theatre, 842 S. Broadway, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free and open to the public.
Most people think that Christmas only happens in December, but the spirit of Christmas can be experienced during any month. The Gracias Choir sings of thankfulness from their hearts about the love they've received through Christ. Through their songs of praise, many listeners experience this same thankfulness in their hearts. This is the true celebration of Christmas.
"True music happens when the heart is liberated, and only then can its true value be fathomed," Eun Sook Park, Principal Director of the Gracias School of Music.
West Coast Broadway – I went to this theatre in downtown LA for an HBO standup comedy taping and it was really nice. This would be a great place for a movie premiere. I forgot I was in LA and thought I was on Broadway in Manhattan. Then I got outside and remembered I was still in Cali.
Hello, gorgeous: One of L.A.'s most venerable landmarks gets a long-awaited and well-deserved facelift. – Originally operated by the Orpheum vaudeville circuit in Los Angeles in the early 1920s, this magnificent theater officially opened on February 15, 1926. Designed in the Beaux Arts fashion, the theater is one of only three Southern California venues with an original Mighty Wultizer organ. The stage has played host to everyone from a young Judy Garland and comedian Jack Benny, to jazz greats like Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington. In the '60s, musicians such as Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder rocked the house; in the '80s the theater fell into disrepair. Today, after a multimillion-dollar renovation (check out the lobby's white marble walls, French-style chandeliers and intricately detailed mouldings), the space fills its some 2,000 seats with concerts, comedy shows and other perfomances.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch announced that RBC Capital Markets' Tim Johnston will join as head of equity capital markets for Canada. He will be based in Toronto, reporting to management there as well as to Frank Maturo and Peter Chapman, co-heads of Americas equity capital markets based in New York.
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Afternoon Tea
The history of Afternoon Tea.
Afternoon tea was introduced in England by Anna, The 7th Duchess of Bedford, in early 19th Century. The Duchess would become hungry around four o'clock in the afternoon. The evening meal in her household was served fashionably late at eight o'clock, thus leaving a long period of time between lunch and dinner.
The Duchess asked that a tray of tea, bread & butter and cakes to be brought to her room during the late afternoon. This became a frequent request and she began inviting friends to join her.
Eventually, this break for tea became an extremely fashionable social custom in England. During the late 19th Century, upper-class and high society women would change into long gowns, gloves and hats for their afternoon tea which was usually served in the drawing room between four and five o'clock.
Afternoon Tea
Afternoon tea in the Harlequin Restaurant at Kingsway Hall Hotel brings the delightful English tradition to the table of London's Covent Garden and is served in the elegant Harlequin Restaurant.
Our traditional afternoon tea includes a fine selection of finger sandwiches, warm homemade scones served with strawberry preserve and clotted cream as well as an array of cakes and pastries. All of which are handmade on the premises by the hotels very own pastry chef. If you want to add a touch of glamour and sparkle to the occasion, why not try the superb champagne afternoon tea. Whichever option you go for, the afternoon tea at the Harlequin Restaurant at Kingsway Hall Hotel is a wonderful way to spend an afternoon in Covent Garden.
A gluten free or vegetarian menu option is available - please ensure that you give the restaurant 24 hours' notice if you prefer one of these options.
Traditional Afternoon Tea - £19.95 per person
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Multi-pointer Remote Desktop: Ending the Mouse/Keyboard Wars
Developer Chris Ball has patched the Vino Virtual Network Computing (VNC) server to display multiple simultaneous mouse and keyboard events. The result could be an end to the battle over mouse and keyboard control among local and remote users in a VNC environment.
As Chris Ball says in his blog, "Remote desktop is a pretty useful technology. It would be more useful if it wasn't so competitive, though; when someone joins, the sharer has to sit back and watch, or fight over who gets control. Well, now it's cooperative."
Ball has patched the Vino VNC server so that all VNC clients have independent mouse and keyboard control. The patch is based on Peter Hutterer's Multi-pointer X (MPX) extensions to X.org (destined for X Server 1.6.0) that allow driving a desktop with multiple mice and keyboards.
The patch applies to the server only; the clients don't need to be modified to cooperate. Every newly connected mouse/keyboard pair is registered and events are sent to the appropriate client. Ball admits that his patch is still a prototype, with some bugs. Notably, "each client can only see the pointer of themselves and the server, although the server can see everyone's pointer." He's actively working on fixing the bugs and integrating the changes into the Vino repository "so that it's ready for when the distros start shipping a multi-pointer X server." VNC would then give a user the choice of a shared cursor or multiple cursors, assuming the user's X server supports MPX.
Testing the new functionality requires an MPX-compliant X Server, an MPX-capable window manager (such as Compiz) and Ball's patches. His blog also includes a demo video of his patched VNC in action.
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The Quiet Man
You might not know José Seijas, but you probably smoke his cigars.
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The Cuba Issue, May/Jun 01
Montecristo. H. Upmann. Romeo y Julieta. They're three of the biggest names in Dominican cigars, and they' re made by one man. Odds are, you don' t know his name.
Jose A. Seijas isn't nearly as famous as many of his contemporaries in the Dominican Republic, but he runs Tabacalera de Garcia Ltd., the factory that makes that troika of brands and a score of others. The 270,000-square-foot factory is one of the biggest on the planet, fitting because its owner—Altadis—is the world's largest cigar company.
"I don't do cigars for me, I do cigars for the market," says Seijas, sipping a coffee in his office. Many of the better known cigarmakers are Cuban, but Seijas was born in Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic. His father, Miguel, born and bred in La Romana, twice served as the mayor of the town, in the 1970s and '90s. Seijas didn't follow him into politics. Instead, he went to school to study industrial engineering.
Most of his engineering books were in English, which helped him learn the language. At age 24, Seijas was hired by Tabacalera de Garcia to analyze crops and perform other quality-control jobs in La Romana.
Twenty-six years later, the 50-year-old is now vice president, general manager of Tabacalera de Garcia. He's tall and fit, strong enough to hammer a golf ball 300 yards and skilled enough to keep it on the short grass—most of the time. Despite his beard, he could pass for a decade younger. He has three children—daughter Karen, who is 24, and two sons, Ricardo, 17, and Enrique, 16. He has been married to his wife, Carmen, for 27 years.
Friends and associates in the business call him Josechu. It's a Basque name meaning Little José that was given him by an uncle who lived in Bilbao, Spain, when Seijas was a child. The nickname followed him through his professional career -- even if it is mispronounced at times.
The door to the office is open. His desk is crowded, but not quite cluttered, with a tray of fresh cigars that need to be tasted in lieu of an "in" box. Cigars in boxes sit atop a row of books on his credenza, and cigars in humidors sit on a coffee table. Still more cigars, unbanded ones, lie in a row on his desk.
Seijas has been especially busy lately. His operation in La Romana has quietly become the heart of Altadis's American brand portfolio. Altadis was formed in December 1999, the merger of two of Europe's biggest tobacco companies, Tabacalera S.A. of Spain and SEITA S.A. of France. Both companies had been on buying sprees to build up a presence in the U.S. market—the merger left Altadis with an excess of production capacity in a post-cigar-boom America.
The company shut down Tabacalera Nacional Dominicana—a cigar factory near Santiago that made Romeo y Julieta and VegaFina cigars. Those brands have been brought here to Tabacalera de Garcia, and now Seijas watches over their construction. The world's biggest cigar company is consolidating, and that's making Tabacalera de Garcia—and Seijas—a more important part of the company.
Tabacalera de Garcia processes 50,000 to 60,000 pounds of tobacco a week. About a quarter goes into the factory's handmade cigars, and the rest is either fed to the machines that make mass-market cigars or is shipped to other plants. The factory at full capacity can produce about 60 million handmade cigars a year.
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Fulmer To UConn Likely Just Idle Talk
January 6th, 2011 10:35 AM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink
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Tags: CT, Debbie Downer, Nutmeg State, Phillip Fulmer
When we saw The Hartford Courant's report from earlier this week suggesting that Phillip Fulmer was interested in the UConn job, we rolled our eyes.
Literally. Took 'em out of our head, rolled 'em across the table, and then put 'em back in.
Then a Knoxville television station reported that a source "close to" the former UT coach had confirmed Fulmer's interest.
So is Fulmer interested? Probably. Is he interested enough to really take the Connecticut job if offered? Probably not.
As we stated yesterday, Fulmer is likely more interested in keeping his name in the spotlight. It's not like other coaches — Jon Gruden — don't have their reps constantly float their names for jobs they would never, ever take.
Turns out, even the folks at UConnReport.com (which is the Rivals site for Connecticut) are having a hard time buying the Fulmer to Storrs chatter:
"We don't mean to be the 'Debbie Downer' of this party, but we find it a little hard to believe that after sitting out two years Fulmer would return as coach of UConn of all schools. Storrs, CT just seems out of place from his entire career which has been spent in the south."
And proving that one's man trash is another man's treasure, the folks in Storrs would apparently celebrate the landing of a coach with a hall of fame resume… regardless of how his tenure ended in the "win big, win now" SEC:
"Trust me, we would love to be wrong about this."
Unfortunately for the folks in the Nutmeg State, we agree that they're probably right. Fulmer to Connecticut just seems to be too big a stretch.
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Celebrate the Beginning of 2012 with HAWS!
HAWS wishes a healthy, happy New Year to all pets and their people! Support the "HAWS cause" through festive events and fun learning opportunities during the entire month of January.
Cool Your Paws at HAWS on January 21st from 11:00am – 3:00pm, when HAWS joins Janboree – Waukesha County's family-friendly winter fest. At 11:30am learn cooking for pets at "K9 Cuisine with Dr. Claudeen." Take a dogsled ride around the HAWS' grounds with Executive Director Lynn's team from Noon – 2:30pm (sign-up begins at 11:30am, first-come/first-served, weather permitting, $5/run). Games and contests for pets and kids will run throughout the day; treats and hot cocoa will be served. Enter the raffle for a 36" LCD TV (donated by Subaru City), a pet-themed fire pit or a February dogsled adventure – tickets are on sale now for $5 each or 5 tickets for $20 (need not be present to win). All the details are at hawspets.org.
The Friends of HAWS present Oom-Pa Paws, the Polka Party for HAWS on Saturday, January 28th from 7:00pm – midnight at Saxe's in Genesee/Wales. Enjoy music from Carol & the Keynotes, snack on chili and cookies and keep your New Year's resolution to exercise, all in support of HAWS! Admission is $20/advance, $30/door. Plus, the annual HAWS for Paws Bowl is Sunday, January 29th from 11:00am – 2:00pm at Fracaro's Lanes in Waukesha. Only $15/person includes 3 games and shoe rental; special rates available for teams of 4-6. Everyone welcome! More details at hawspets.org.
Highlights from HAWS' busy January Calendar:
- Small Animal Pedicures are available January 11th at Pet Supplies Plus, Brookfield, from 6:00 – 7:00pm, and at HAWS on January 21st from 9:30 – 10:30am. Free – donations welcome!
- Cat Pedicures will be available at HAWS on January 14th from 9:30-10:30am for a $7 donation/cat.
- Two First Aid for Pets sessions will be offered, on January 14th and 28th, both from 1:00 – 4:00pm. Details and registration are available by calling 262-879-0165.
By the way - a few seasonal reminders for pet owners: As of January 1st, all dogs and many cats are required by law to have an updated license. Each municipality is different – owners should check with their city/town/village for details. Keep pets safely indoors when the temperature dips, other than for short walks and potty breaks. Clean salt off sensitive paw pads, check ears for frostbite, and have your short-coated dog wear a coat or sweater when outdoors. Store poisonous antifreeze out of reach, and, if your vehicle is outdoors, be sure to bang the hood to scare away any hidden animals before starting your engine.
Chloe the Collie Puppy Needs Lifesaving Surgery
Help 5-month-ol
We just picked up this sweet Collie puppy from MADACC this week and she needs your help. There is a local campaign to raise funds to help cover the cost of her surgery to repair a fractured pelvis. Learn more here: http://saveourcol
Life-Saving Classes Offered at HAWS
Twice each month at HAWS we host the team from Emergency Medical Services and their First Aid for Pets class. The first class for 2012 is coming up this Saturday, at HAWS, at 1:00 p.m. The class lasts about 3 hours and is a great resource for any pet owner.
Topics covered in the hands-on class include how to control bleeding, correct actions to take for poison ingestion, performing pet CPR, alleviating choking, treating burns, handling seizures and much more. A complete 126-page first aid manual is available.
EMS handles registration: Contact them at 262-879-0165 for more details, too.
Can't make it this Saturday? Check our Upcoming Events calendar on our website for all the 2012 class dates. The alternative class this month is January 28th.
By the way - HAWS sells First Aid kits for pets also at our shelter! We've partnered with Wisconsin Veterinary Referral Center/Emergency Vet Service here in Waukesha to make these kits available. Each kit contains all the basic care essentials and costs $15. They are available in the merchandise section of our lobby. Purchase one for home and the car to always be ready to help your pet!
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Please join us for our Parish School Open House on Sunday, January 29th, 2012
We invite you to learn more about our parish school! Please join us in kicking off Catholic Schools Week on Sunday, January 29th from 11:00am thru 2:00pm learning about all St. Mary has to offer! In just one visit, you can learn about the academic excellence that prepares students for a lifetime of success. Meet genuinely caring and gifted teachers. Discover the co-curricular and service activities that provide opportunities for growth and exploration. And above all, sense the spirit that guides every aspect of Catholic education, where faith is nurtured and values are shared. We can't wait to meet you!
Got a stressed-out pooch?
Tellington Touch Dog Massage Class!
Thursday, February 2, 2012, 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Wisconsin Humane Society – Milwaukee Campus, 4500 W. Wisconsin Avenue
De-stress your dog and yourself with the therapeutic effects of Tellington Touch (TTouch).
Tellington Touch is a gentle and easy to learn method of touch and movement. TTouch can help with challenges such as barking, biting, chewing, digging, noise sensitivity, aging, anxiety, aggressive or reactive behavior, shyness, grooming or vet visit concerns and more!
This workshop is for dogs of all ages and their families to discuss what causes stress, signs of stress and how you can help free yourself and your dog from it.
This two-hour hands-on session with your dog will introduce you to the benefits of incorporating TTouch into your pet's life and will help you and your pet achieve the highest quality of life through mental, physical and emotional balance.
TTouch uses gentle movements and manipulations that help change behavior patterns and teach the animal to think, rather than react, improves learning ability and performance and helps to calm and focus. Register here.
HAWS Joins the Janboree!
This coming Saturday is "Nosh & Mush" day at HAWS: We're hosting an event for Waukesha Janboree called "Cool Your Paws at HAWS!"
"HAWS is thrilled to join Waukesha Janboree in 2012!" says HAWS Executive Director Lynn Olenik. "We are proud to invite pets and their people to 'Cool Your Paws at HAWS' on Saturday, January 21 from 11:00am to 3:00pm." HAWS is located at 701 Northview Road, Waukesha.
Activities will include a Shelter Scavenger Hunt for kids and pet games like Hotdog Bobbing and the Peanut Butter Lick-Off. Guests can enjoy treats for the whole family (check out the doggie treat bake sale), view adoptable pets, meet HAWS' mascot Lucky and enter the raffles to win a flat screen TV or pet-themed goody baskets. Pets joining in the fun should be secured in a carrier or on a leash for safety.
Highlighting "Cool Your Paws at HAWS" are 2 very special events. First, at 11:30am, learn "K9 Cuisine with Dr. Claudeen" – a pet cooking class/demonstration. Make Lab Lasagna or a Poodle Parfait for your best friend, and take home the leftovers! Pre-registration is requested, so please call 262-542-8851 or log onto hawspets.org for details. Participants are asked to donate $5 each to defray the cost of food.
Then, from noon until approximately 2:30pm, Olenik and her sled dog team will be giving Dog Sled Rides! Weather permitting, rides will be given at 10-minute intervals, and guests can begin signing up at HAWS' front counter at 11:30am. Rides will be on a 1st come/1st served basis, with a fee of $5 per run. All proceeds benefit HAWS' animal care and adoption programs.
"Come out to HAWS and celebrate the fun of the season with your best friends – pets and people," invites Olenik. "We'd love to see you at the shelter!"
By the way - Ooom-Pa Paws, the polka party for HAWS is fast approaching! Join the Friends of HAWS for this fun-draiser at Saxe's of Genesee on Saturday, January 28th from 7pm-midnight. Advance admission is $20/person, at the door it is $30. Enjoy live music from Carol & the Keynotes, snack on chili and cookies, bid on great live and silent auction items (Brewers front row tickets! An Admirals game suite!). Purchase raffle tickets now thru the event to win an autographed Packers' football ($10 ticket, 3 for $25). Prost!
12 Scams to Watch for in 2012
The Better Business Bureau of Wisconsin investigates fraud reports throughout the year and reveals twelve of the newest and/or most common scams that consumers should avoid in 2012.
- BBB Phishing Frustrations: Businesses and organizations around the country are receiving fraudulent complaint emails from scammers who are abusing BBB's name and reputation.
- Mortgage Relief Misleaders: Homeowners are tricked into paying large upfront fees for mortgage relief services and then companies disappear abruptly.
- Hotel Hoaxes: Hotel guests receive calls in their rooms - often late at night - claiming that front desk computers have crashed and credit card numbers are needed again; victims provide information, but callers are not hotel employees.
- Cheating Contractors: Homeowners are left with little recourse after door-to-door repairmen promise incredible deals, require large upfront fees and then skip out before completing work.
- Check cashing cons: Sellers receive checks for more than items are worth and are instructed to wire excess money back. Checks later bounce and victims are responsible for lost funds.
- Social Media Scams: Victims are sent "popular" viral videos on social networking sites, but must upgrade software to view files. Downloads may install malware or viruses that place victims at risk for identity theft.
- Swindling Sweepstakes: Consumers who did not enter sweepstakes or foreign lotteries are informed that they have won large sums of money or other prizes and must pay smaller sums in order to collect; payments are made and nothing is received.
- Canine Cons: Scammers set up a fake website selling non-existent puppies for rock-bottom prices. Victims wire money to the so-called seller, but never receive their puppy.
- Pay the Con Artist Using Pre-Paid Debit Cards. Since consumers are getting wise to wiring money or fake checks, many scammers now prefer to be paid using untraceable, pre-paid debit cards.
- Timeshare Shams: In this tough real estate market, timeshare sellers should beware of companies that claim to already have a buyer and want upfront fees.
- Job Scams: Scammers are working overtime to take advantage of the high number of people looking for jobs, especially online.
- Lousy Legal Advice: Some scammers are offering low-cost legal advice, but don't have any legal qualifications. The only problem? The consumer may end up in even more legal trouble.
Report scams to BBB through Scam Source at bbb.org/scam-source. To find reputable businesses, visit bbb.org/find-business-reviews. Consumers can also receive news alerts from the Wisconsin BBB by following us on Twitter or liking us on Facebook.
Wildlife photo contest to benefit WI's wild animals
Wildlife photo contest to benefit Wisconsin's injured wild animals
To celebrate Wisconsin's wildlife, the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center at the Wisconsin Humane Society is pleased to announce its first-ever photo contest.
There is a $10 non-refundable entry fee per photo, which benefits the wild animals at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. Celebrity judges will determine the top three photos, plus 3-5 honorable mentions.
HAWS presents a "Wisconsin traditions" Weekend!
This weekend HAWS has two "fun"-draisers that are truly Wisconsin in nature: a polka party and a family bowling day!
The Friends of HAWS welcome you to Oom-Pa Paws, the first annual polka party for HAWS! Enjoy an evening of dancing to great music by Carol & the Keynotes...and keep your New Year's Resolution to get more exercise by joining in the fun and polka the night away. The party is set for THIS Saturday, January 28 at Saxe's Restaurant in Genesee (on Hwy. 18 ½ mile west of Hwy 83).
The fun starts at 7:00 p.m. and goes 'til midnight. Enter the raffle for an autographed Packers football, win door prizes and bid on great auction items (including Brewers front row tickets and an Admirals game suite). Cost is $20/person in advance or $30 at the door - includes chili and cookie snack at 9pm. Call 262-542-8851 for info! Come 'polka your paws off' in support of the HAWS cause.
HAWS for Paws Bowl VII
Bring the family to Fracaro's Lane in Waukesha this Sunday, January 29 at 11:00am for an all-ages bowling party for HAWS. For $15 a person you get 3 games and shoe rental - or bring a team of 4-6 people for special rates. Get more info and reserve your lane by calling Friends of HAWS member Maria at 262-490-2102.
By the way - the annual, worldwide observance of Spay Day is coming up Tuesday, February 28. Keep an eye out for HAWS special goings-on...including the opportunity to SPONSOR-A-SPAY and purchase your very own limited edition Spay Day t-shirt. (Proceeds from HAWS' events support SNIP, our Spay-Neuter Initiative Program and clinic!)
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"By heavens man, we are turned round and round in this world, like yonder windlass, and fate is the handspike." So spake Captain Ahab, all those years ago, setting the tone for whale hunters and comedy shows to come.
HAWS and World Spay Day 2012
World Spay Day is Tuesday, February 28 - one month from today. HAWS is getting involved in a big way!
We are asking YOU to help us save countless lives through our spay-neuter program (SNIP) efforts. We KNOW spay-neuter works - we've seen an almost 20% reduction in the number of stray kittens/cats coming into our shelter since 2005. A few more years of concentrated efforts - in particular with outdoor/barn cats - and we'll be close to seeing and end to pet overpopulation!
How can YOU get involved?
A donation as little as $30 can neuter a cat, $75 can spay a dog. Amounts above that can help us provide spay/neuter procedures to those in need, including our own shelter pets, local rescue groups, low income households, those with outdoor/barn cat groups and more. Any and every donation can make a difference, so click on over to our SNIP webpage and donate today!
Buy a T-shirt
HAWS is selling limited edition World Spay Day 2012 t-shirts. Your purchase of one of these t's not only supports our spay-neuter efforts, it also proclaims loudly to all who see your shirt the importance of spaying and neutering our companion animals. They're a beautiful blue and only $15..while they last!
Enter the Pet Photo Contest
HSUS, the parent organization of World Spay Day, is holding an online pet photo contest - when you enter your pet you can select HAWS as your charity of choice, and then all the votes your pet receives in the contest mean a donation to HAWS! You can win some amazing prizes, too...so show off your best friend and help the HAWS cause at the same time.
By the way - in association with World Spay Day, HAWS is providing free spay-neuter surgeries to target groups - those with cats, kittens, Pitbulls and Pit mixes. Do you need spay-neuter assistance foryour pets or outdoor/barn cat populations? Contact HAWS' SNIP clinic for information on available programs at 262-542-8851, x109.


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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has stressed the importance of maintaining Raheem Sterling's hunger for success.
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Scoring the winning goal in Liverpool's recent clash with Reading earned Sterling a place in Reds history as he became the club's second-youngest Premier League goal-scorer behind Michael Owen.
The youngster labelled the achievement as "one of the happiest days of my life" and Rodgers shared with the team's official website his plans to keep Sterling from getting too carried away with his accomplishment.
"He's still got an awful long way to go, we want to have him here as a legend for many years. We don't want him at 17 years of age getting carried away with all the adulation and then at 21 he's washed up and everyone wants him out," Rodgers stated.
"The biggest thing for me is maintaining the hunger he's got now because he can be a really top player. It's a long way to go for him but at the moment he's been a revelation."
With Sterling drawing most of the attention, little was given to Andre Wisdom, who also featured in the Reading game. The Liverpool manager revealed he was pleased with Wisom's attitude.
"Look at Andre Wisdom as well, we mustn't forget him. The attacking players tend to get all the praise but if you look at Andre, 19 years of age, up against a really experienced opponent [Jobi McAnuff], and he was magnificent," Rodgers said.
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When DH and I first got married we bought a really nice hardrock maple bedroom set at an estate sale. We have been using both dressers, the mirror, and the end tables, and have been very pleased with the set.
The set included a beautiful full size headboard/footboard as well. We didn't use this because we wanted a king bed. We didn't want to break up the set, so we kept it in the basement. I thought maybe someday I'd have a girl who would want this beautiful bed. However, we now have three boys. They are not going to want this bed.
It is still in our basement. We have moved with it once and are planning to move again in the next year or two. We will always have a basement for storage, so keeping the bed technically isn't a problem.
I just feel that it's being wasted in the basement, when somebody could be using it. I'd like to sell/donate it. DH thinks we should keep it since it matches our set, and somebody may want the whole set someday.
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Hello, I just wanted to thank you for your Pool School Video's, until I viewed them I could not get the same or correct answers form the store I'm stuck with now, (Deleted Co. Name) after viewing your video's my pool is clean and clear!!!! I WISH YOU HAD A STORE IN MY AREA again THANK YOU! you made a new friend in Illinois I be sure to tell all my friends about your web site. thank You for your time and have a great day!
We bought a pool after checking at another place,based on friends recomendations.We had a minor prblem which they took care of.Everything was done as they told us it would be.We figured we saved about 500. dollars over the other place and the people were all helpful.I would highly recomend(and do) to our friends.Plus the pool school helped a lot.
When selling or preparing a customer to buy one of the above ground pools, do not tell them how easy it will be to just "get 10 of your friends and kick the dirt back against the pool for back-fill". It is not so easy when your backfill dirt is full of and mixed with sod all the way through. Its very misleading and will cost the customer at least 200.00 or more to get the mess cleaned up. I'm not complaining because I had to do it, I'm complaining because Family Leisure did not honestly prepare me for the extra time, work and expense I was in for.
Here's another thought for the contractor you hire to dig out the pool area, pay him a little more money to actually separate the dirt from the sod so when you say kick the dirt back against the pool, then it would be a realistic expectation.
I just want tell everyone who is thinking about buying a pool from family leisure, you will have a wonderful experience! The service dept. is the best. Anytime I had Question he always knew exactly what to do and was always willing to instruct me about any problems. This will be my second season as a pool owner and am looking forward to another great summer!!!!!!!!!!
I have been looking locally for the filters I needed and there were none to be found. They took the time to provide a quality replacement. Customer service was great ! Got what I ordered when expected, so much so that I actually called to thank them. Refreshing when orders go this smooth.
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On Friday about 20 teens from local schools, churches and community youth programs took a tour of Pasadena via the Metro Gold Line. At the Del Mar, Sierra Madre Villa, Lake Avenue and Memorial Park stops they explored each station, took a scavenger hunt of sorts, then wrote down their impressions. In some cases they walked out onto the sidewalk and went a block or so, then wrote their opinions about transportation options, economic development and more. They also used disposal cameras to take photos of all the areas they visited. The photos will be posted on the city of Pasadena website in the next week or so. They were accompanied by adults who led a followup discussion with the teens during a pizza lunch during which the teens shared their opinions about what's best for Pasadena's future. After all, Pasadena will be under their watch 10 to 20 years from now.
Throughout Pasadena's General Plan update process, teens and young adults are being mobilized to help spark interest and excitement among the under-20 crowd. An inventive team of young activists, ages 13 to 18, represents diverse backgrounds and interests. Among other duties, the team is designing a fun and fast-paced General Plan youth summit this fall to elicit fresh, young ideas on the very same issues being considered by adults – what they love about Pasadena, what they would like to see changed and what is most important for the community's future.
The team has also been out on the street for the past few weeks videotaping a collection of "Pasadena Stories" that will be posted online and on KPAS, the city's cable television channel. Teens interested in being on the team may email youthvoices@ cityofpasadena.net or call (626) 744-7249.
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For anyone intrested in AppleTV I just wanted to say that after passing serveral nasty tricks and some prayers, I was able to extract the kernel form the AppleTV. The baby is 12 MB in size (8 MB more than the usale OSX kernel!) and has a very stunning initirior. From the uname it looks like a 10.4.8 source was used. The kernel identifies as:
Darwin Kernel Version 8.8.2: Mon Jan 29 18:57:29 PST 2007; root:xnu-792.94.18~1/RELEASE_I386
So far I can say it looks like the AppleTV uses EFI as well, it really is a living room mac. That's it so far for today, stay tunned for more infos. If you are intrested in the kernel of AppleTV and what is going on feel free to join us on IRC in the usale place at irc.osx86.hu .
AppleTV, say hello to your new daddy now :-)


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Charleston, S.C. – On Wednesday, Citadel mascot "Spike" joined members of the Charleston community at Marion Square Park to take part in National Walk@Lunch Day.
National Walk@Lunch Day, sponsored by local Blue Cross and Blue Shield companies, is designed to complement—not compete with—your busy lifestyle. It is designed to improve personal health while decreasing healthcare costs for employers and employees.
Spike participated in the 30-minute National Walk@Lunch Day session, designed to kick start a new daily walking routine for participants, helping you to improve your health step-by-step.
Local Blue Cross and Blue Shield companies, businesses large and small and state legislatures across the nation will encourage employees to wear comfortable shoes and take a walk at lunch.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services estimates the cost to treat illness and chronic disease caused by inactive lifestyles is nearly $1,000 for every family in America, every year. Simply getting 30 minutes of moderate physical activity, such as a brisk walk, at least five times a week has significant health benefits, lowering the risk of developing or dying from cardiovascular disease, hypertension or type 2 diabetes, and improving the health of muscles, bones and joints.
Check out the photographs of Spike around town here or on the official Facebook page of The Citadel
Athletics at facebook.com/citadelbulldogs.
For more information about the Walking Works program and National Walk@Lunch Day click here.