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Post subject: Dragon*Con 2012 - August 31st - September 3rd, 2012
*hits the reset button on the clock*
Okay, Dragon*Con 2011 is over...
...which means 359 days to Dragon*Con 2012 (I think).
I know that Celebration VI is the weekend before Dragon*Con, but if I had to choose one con, I'd choose Dragon*Con. I've been to Celebrations before, and the idea of Florida in August holds very little appeal to me (though I do admit that if I could do both, I probably would).
To reiterate information from last year:
If you haven't seen the documentary "Four Days at Dragon*Con," try Googling it and see if its still being shown online at PBS (for free!). It's an excellent documentary and explains quite well the reasons that people go to Dragon*Con (except for the massive consumption of alcohol; the documentary is rated "G" so it doesn't go into the night life that is most certainly not general audiences friendly
Membership is ~$70 (unless it goes up again this year
) You can get $5 off if doing a group membership (10 memberships mailed in the same envelope or faxed in together at the same time), but you can't get a refund for your membership so if you buy early and can't go, you're out the money unless you transfer the membership to someone else (this year they didn't allow for at the door transfers because of the new system, so I'm not sure if they will allow transfers for 2012 or if they're dropping the policy, as many conventions don't allow for refunds or transfers).
Flight to Atlanta, GA is ~$200-$300. Southwest starts flying to Atlanta February 2012 so that's two bags fly free, which can help keep the cost of the flight down (2011 I did get a good deal on a flight but spent $40 to check a bag; total cost was still under $300).
Hotel cost when shared with others is ~$200. It's easier to budget more for the room and then get a refund back than it is to say the room is less and end up needing to collect more.
Membership + flight + hotel + a little spending money/food money = ~$600
Last year I didn't include spending money in the calculation so the basic cost of just getting to Dragon*Con is ~$500 (assuming that you find a cheap flight). This time around I'm adding ~$100 to the planning budget for food/spending money.
Putting aside $50 for 12 months (starting this month and ending August 2012) = Dragon*Con 2012
They do offer snacks and munchies in the con suite in the Hyatt all four days of the convention, so you literally could survive on water, soda, chips, salsa, and pretzels (sometimes they have Subway, other real foods, just have to time it right) for the weekend if you have no money for food. The Hyatt also connects to the food court of a mall so there are lots of low cost food options available.
I'm starting to seriously consider getting a hotel room starting on Wednesday to get to Atlanta early (Thursday is an unofficial preview night) and then spend the day Thursday actually seeing something in Atlanta because each year I've gone to Dragon*Con I've never gone much beyond the host hotels. This will depend on where my budget is standing in the next couple of months. If D*Con 2012 isn't in the cards for me I'll know it soon but I'd rather start the ball rolling for planning now since I have friends who go and I can help find people a room/roommates should the worst case scenario unfold and I can't go.
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A reminder that membership is $60 until midnight tonight (EST), September 16th. Price goes up to $70 after that.
I am trying to figure out a way to do both conventions (C6 and D*C) next year since they are close in time and locations. Having said that, I've taken my first step by buying a 2012 D*C Membership at the lowest price. Cross your fingers for me!
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Yay Mike!
I also grabbed my membership at $60 so I won't be trying to organize a group rate this year. I'd suggest people plan on paying $70 for their membership before November 15, 2011. I've purchased my membership online through the Dragon*Con store without any problems twice now, so I do recommend it (save on postage, don't have to worry about your membership form getting lost in the mail):
Also, the transfer policy is still in effect, but the difference this year is that you have to file for the transfer
days before the con (so end of July 2012 is the deadline for transfers; previous cons I believe they allowed transfers at the door, but now that they've updated their system to read barcodes instead of signing off in a book so they need the information sooner rather than at the door). Membership information is posted here:
Here's the math for Dragon*Con saving and suggested target dates for membership purchase, air fare, and hotel:
Each month, add $50 to Dragon*Con fund (preferably at the beginning of the month):
September: $50
October: $100
November: $150 - $70(membership) = $80
December: $130
January 2012: $180
February: $230
March: $280
April: $330-(plane fare, average $250)=$80
May: $130
June: $180
July: $230
August: $280 - (hotel, ~$200) = $80
Like last year, if you're not on target or at least close to purchasing your air fare in April, you're probably not going to make it. Granted, you don't *
to purchase your air fare as soon as they go on sale, but in the event of a flash sale, it's a lot easier to purchase at a lower fare when you have the money in hand.
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I am trying to figure out a way to do both conventions (C6 and D*C) next year since they are close in time and locations. :
Depending upon finances, I'm also thinking along the same lines. Hit C6 the first weekend, attend Dragon Con the second weekend, and the days between the two, hit Disney World and Universal Studios.
Should make for an extraordinary two weeks.
Here's hoping the financing comes through.
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thatsMISTERwookiee wrote:
Mnlymn wrote:
I am trying to figure out a way to do both conventions (C6 and D*C) next year since they are close in time and locations. :
Depending upon finances, I'm also thinking along the same lines. Hit C6 the first weekend, attend Dragon Con the second weekend, and the days between the two, hit Disney World and Universal Studios.
Should make for an extraordinary two weeks.
Here's hoping the financing comes through.
Sounds like a fabulous vacation plan to me.
Hope it works out.
I'm hoping that D*Con 2012 will be a bit less hectic since this year was the 25th anniversary (so lots of people in lines
; I spent a good amount of time watching panels on Dragon*Con TV to avoid the lines
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It has been for some time.
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Cute and Clean Seashore Vacation 2ne floor Cottage with deck. Decorated with Beach theme.
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I put one of these into an after-market mighty-mite neck with a flat nut-slot that I used to replace the neck in my 1995 Fender Deluxe Roadhouse strat. The pre-slotted nut saves a great deal of time and eliminates the margin of error for lay-out of the slots. One caveat is that one must have proper-gauged nut files to do a clean, pro job of deepening the slots, as the whole nut is sized a bit "proud" and the slots are shallow to allow custom fitting. You still have to take your time and measure frequently...making a nut properly is one of the most difficult tasks because it doesn't take much to go too far and spoil the part...this made it a whole lot quicker and easier.
This stuff makes for a pretty good nut at a reasonable price. I've used it before and will use again.
Ordered one for my Gibson SG to replace the one I over-filed and made buzz. Perfect fit, and I think the black one fits the dark mahogany color of the body much better than the stock white one. Minor sanding to fit and a touch of TiteBond and I was rocking in minutes. Just make sure you order the width for your neck and you'll be good to go.
With locking tuners, these nuts provide great tuning stability and smooth trem action. Just as good as a locking nut IMO. I use 10 gauge strings and the pre-slotted nuts are slotted a little narrow on the skinny unwound strings(G,B,E), which can effect the tuning stability a little. But this is solved by simply passing a wound D string back and fourth through the slots about 10 or 15 times. this will open up the slots just a tiny amount and it never needs to be done again. Takes about 60 seconds, but improves the performance exponentially. This may not be an issue for everyone, depending on string gauge and subtle variances in manufacturing, but if it is, just take a minute and fix it with an old D string, and the nut will perform excellently. No special files or lubes are needed.
I've purchased 2 of these over the past several months to upgrade Import guitars. They do require some sanding to get the height proper, but other than that no hassle. Slots were perfect both times. Easiest way to improve a guitar ...
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Fits Epiphone Les Paul LS100 with no sanding. However slots cut tiny bit low so I put in a thin piece of vinyl as a shim to raise it higher. Anyways it sounds good so far and keeps in tune and perhaps increases sustain.
The idea that you can buy a nut thats slotted and just drop it in and play is wrong so dont let these mislead you. They do require fitting and slotting. Ive found to get the 'slippery' factor to actually work you need to polish the slots a lot. They have a matte finish so if you want a polished nut youll need to go through the process. Its easy to work with and doesnt stink like bone. The only ones Ive noticed that have added good tonal qualities are the larger ones. Fender style are just too small it seems for the TUSQ material to enhance the tone. Mostly I prefer bone or sometimes Corian but if you get the slots on a TUSQ XL nut slippery smooth on a guitar with a traditional tremolo, it does help with tuning stability.
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ALISA lost her match 61 61...
MAD SAM plays the Final... AND the Final Doubles with KUZI !!!
Simona HALEP from Romania; other KC-finalist and rising star (we do like:)
HAIDE to Simona, winner of the 2013 KREMLIN CUP !!! CONGRATZ:)
ITF Dames Casablanca 2013 RUC
Pretty good al-Arryadia TV streams. FINAL:
Victoria Kan (RUS) def Olga Savchuk (UKR) 64 64 MOLODYETS!
Kan: Russian of Uzbek heritage
No, they make it sound that way, but today is just the last round robin, I think.
Here is the Fed Cup lineup this weekend:
SAT: R1 R. VINCI vs A. PANOVA R2 S. ERRANI vs I. KHROMACHEVA SUN:R3 S. ERRANI vs A. PANOVA R4 R. VINCI vs I. KHROMACHEVA R5 K. KNAPP vs M. GASPARYANF. PENNETTA A. KLEYBANOVA
DAVAI?....NO, this time it's HAIDE !!!!
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Masha should win this tournament before the end of her career. It is a question of honor...
I would like to watch Masha winning the 2014 Kremlin Cup...
Davai Masha...
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Is there a character named kickpuncher?
This is a devlog for a game I'm working on. It's a boxing game with minimalistic controls and gameplay. I figured that I might one day want to make a fighting game and before I did that I could go back to the roots of fighters like Karate Champ, Yie Ar Kung-Fu, Urban Champion and make something along those lines. John is assisting me by providing all the music.
-Arcade mode with (shitty) AI
-VS mode
-4 totally radical characters, dude
-Super cutting edge high-tech graphix
Player 1 -
WASD - To move. Hold back or down back to block.
J - Weak Punch
K - Strong Punch
Player 2 -
Arrow Keys - To move. Hold back or down back to block.
Numpad 1 - Weak Punch
Numpad 2 - Strong Punch
1 on the keyboard to pause
Holding up or down while pressing punch will get you a different punch. Blocking is as simple as possible. Block low to block low attacks and block high to block high attacks. Block wrong and you get punched.
May I remind you that what you are playing is woefully incomplete. Also please report any bugs or odd things to me. I play the game so many times that the small stuff escapes me, so I need your fresh young eyes to help me out.
As for suggestions, I will hear them and appreciate them but obviously I won't always be receptive to them.
Thousands of years in the future all the planes of existence have crashed into one another. Demigods now live on this mangled plane with humans and demon alike. There is one advantage, though; everyone forgot about violence. The world celebrated relative peace until two brothers got so angry one day that they invented punching, seeing as they had no other outlet for their anger. Steve, the older brother, went around punching everybody which reintroduced punching to the masses. Johnny chose the opposite path, and realized that Steve's rampage would thrust the world into an era of violence, so he taught people how to punch in order to defend themselves.
Years later when punching is wide-spread, a mysterious man named Stu sends messages to all the most powerful punchers to get together and test their strength.
Johnny Sidestory: The original Punch Monk, Johnny ascended to demigod status after resigning himself to protect the world from evil punching. Unfortunately demigods are naturally apathetic so he doesn't even really care anymore. He only joined the tournament because he heard Steve would be there, and we all thought Steve was dead.
Steve Sidestory: After Steve's rampage he died of anger. He was so angry he just died. Though after Stu's tournament was announced, word spread that Steve would be there. A zombie? A demigod? Who gives a shit.
Hound: A man with the strange ability to turn into a half-bat-half-wolf demon. He joined the tournament so that he could meet the famous Johnny Sidestory, whom he believed could help him control his beast half.
Aife (Pronounced ee-fuh): The only person in the cast who actually worked hard to become strong. Not a demigod, no special powers, just lots of effort. She joined the tournament just to see how strong she is. Yes normal people exist in the future, too.
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Why are there no Kicks? You could totally have a dude who just kicks.
The story basically takes place so far in the future that humanity has kind of started over and only a few people remember the ancient art of punching. If kicking happens it'll have to be in a sequel or something.
Honestly probably not. There will be cheesy endings like in street fighter most likely.
I'm gonna mod the hell out of this game so you know


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Arnos Vale Cemetery Trust
Arnos Vale Cemetery Trust
West Lodge, Bath Road
City of Bristol
0117 9719117
Arnos Vale Cemetery is one of the earliest and most important working Victorian cemeteries in the UK.
Venue Type:
Heritage site, Museum, Science centre, Garden, parklands or rural site, Industrial heritage site, Environmental or ecological centre, Sacred space, Ship or maritime heritage site, Historic house or home, Architecture centre
9 - 5 Monday to Friday. 9 - 4 Saturday and Sunday
Its free to visit Arnos Vale, but as a charitable trust we are reliant on - and very grateful for - any donations you would like to make.
Getting Here
Arnos Vale lies close to Bristol's city centre on the A4 Bath Road, at Brislington. Pedestrians have a choice of three entry points - from the Bath Road; from Cemetery Road (off the A37 Wells Road) or via Arnos Park. The nearest train station is Temple Meads, located just under a mile east of the site. Bus services 1, X39, 57, 178 and 349 stop outside the Bath Road gates. There is parking for bicycles at the back of the Visitor Reception (East Lodge). Parking on site is limited and vehicles must enter via Bath Road.
More travel information and a map can be found at:
Additional info
East Lodge: Visitor Reception and Gift Shop provide all the introductory information you need for a visit to Arnos Vale. External ramp provides wheelchair access up the listed building's steps.
West Lodge: Exhibition on ground floor "The Creation of Arnos Vale" including exhibition films, tactile map, historic artefacts and Books of Remembrance. External ramp for wheelchair access.
Spielman Centre: Stunning conversion of the historic Nonconformist Chapel into a fully-accessible learning and community space with a glass atrium. Exhibition "Behind the Scenes" in the historic crematorium basement explores the history of cremation, including some historic artefacts such as a coffin lift, furnace, coffin bier and cremulator.
Visitor WCs are to be found in the basement, accessible by stairs or lift.
Community learning space and cafe are on the ground floor, with lovely outdoor terrace for sunny seating.
Anglican Chapel: Beautiful restored Victorian interior with fine acoustics. The location for our popular evening events including concerts, talks and theatre.
Stomping Story - Bumpus Jumpus Dinosaurumpus
- 29 April 2014 3:45-5pm
This walk will explore this funky, fun and fantastic rhyming story. Shake, shimmy and shudder in the cemetery. Find out what Arnos Vale has to do with dinosaurs and make a dancing dino to take home. Suitable for 4+ babies and toddlers go free. As Arnos Vale is an outdoor site, to ensure you and your family have a safe and comfortable time, please come dressed for all weathers. Pushchairs and wheelchair users are welcome but as Arnos Vale Cemetery is a listed site, some areas may be less accessible.
Suitable for
- Any age
Tickets are £3.00 per child. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Please ring 0117 9719117 to check availability.
Family 5K at Arnos Vale Cemetery Monday 5th May 2014
- 5 May 2014 9am-2:30pm
Join us and help us raise 5K the Family 5K!
After the success of the Arnos Vale Community Run in May 2013, we are delighted to say that we will be hosting the Arnos Vale Cemetery Family 5K on Bank Holiday Monday 5th May 2014 in association with Puddleducks.
You can do it on your own,as part of a team, as a family and you can even do it in fancy dress if you want to. And remember every £1 you raise will be matched by the Heritage Lottery Fund – that would be a massive £10,000 that goes towards keeping Arnos Vale Cemetery safe forever.
Come along and be part of the Arnos Vale community and help us raise 5K at the Family 5K.
REGISTER AT arnosvale.org.uk
There are three events this year; the 5k which you can run or walk and is open to 15 years and upwards, the 2k (6 laps of Ceremonial Way) for the 5's to 15's and the two lap toddle of Ceremonial Way for the under 5's. Children over 15 can take part in the 5k but must be accompanied by an adult or spectator.
The registration fees for the Family 5K are:
5K Run or Walk £10.00
2K (5-15's) £5.00
2 Lap Toddle (0-4's) £2.00
We actively encourage sponsorship. You can either be sponsored wholly for the Arnos Vale Endowment Challenge and all your sponsor money will be doubled by the Heritage Lottery Fund or you can raise 50% of your sponsor money for Arnos Vale Endowment Challenge, which will be doubled and 50% for the school or charity of your choice.
To register for the events, please complete the form on the website and confirm acceptance of the disclaimer. For children under the age of 18 the form must be filled in by a parent or guardian and they must read and accept the disclaimer.Alternatively pop into Arnos Vale and pick up a form.
T shirts are available for the 5k only.
All participants must register prior to the event. Last registration by 4pm Saturday 3rd May 2014.
All children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult on the day of the event.
Suitable for
- Any age
The registration fees for the Family 5K are:
5K Run or Walk £10.00
2K (5-15's) £5.00
2 Lap Toddle (0-4's) £2.00
Bats, Birds and Butterflies Stone-Carving Workshop
- 10 May 2014 1-5pm
Join our stonemason at the Underwood Centre for an afternoon introduction to the craft of hand-carving stone. Inspired by the winged creatures in Arnos Vale and using traditional hand tools and techniques under the guidance of expert artist and stonemason, Tanya Josham, you will carve a wild bird butterfly or bat in stone to take home. Tea breaks are included in the half-day ticket. Perfect for all wildlife-lovers and budding sculptors.
Suitable for
- 18+
£30.00 per person. Tickets will still be available to buy on the door for some events subject to availability. Please ring 0117 9719117 to check availability.
Night at the Cemetery Tours
- 31 October 2014 7:30-10:30pm
As dusk descends on the longest day of the year, our Friday-night tour of the Cemetery will take you on an atmospheric exploration of the graves, folk customs and funeral etiquette of Victorian society.
Soak up the gothic gloom and ethereal beauty of Bristol's "Necropolis" on a summer evening as you travel along paths overhung with creeping branches, descend into the mortuary crypt and listen out for things that go bump in the night.
We will be running several guided tours - each approximately 60-90 minutes duration. Different time starts will be available - book early! The Night at The Cemetery Tours sell out fast!
Suitable for
- 11-13
- 16-17
- 14-15
- 18+
Adults £7pp available from our website
Getting there
Getting Here
Arnos Vale lies close to Bristol's city centre on the A4 Bath Road, at Brislington. Pedestrians have a choice of three entry points - from the Bath Road; from Cemetery Road (off the A37 Wells Road) or via Arnos Park. The nearest train station is Temple Meads, located just under a mile east of the site. Bus services 1, X39, 57, 178 and 349 stop outside the Bath Road gates. There is parking for bicycles at the back of the Visitor Reception (East Lodge). Parking on site is limited and vehicles must enter via Bath Road.
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Project Login aims to double the number of computer science and information technology graduates from the University of Maine System, from 80 in 2011 to 160 in 2016.
The so-called "skills gap" between the number of tech jobs and the number of qualified applicants is a nationwide issue. The U.S. Department of Labor estimates that under current graduation rates and trends, there will only be enough U.S. computer degree graduates to fill 61 percent of the nation's estimated 1.4 million tech jobs in 2018.
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AUGUSTA – Lawmakers overwhelmingly advanced a bill aimed at beefing up the state program designed to phase out toxic chemicals in children's products, but final passage is still in question.
The proposal, L.D. 1181, sponsored by Sen. Seth Goodall, D-Richmond, would require manufacturers of 49 chemicals on the so-called "high concern list" to report what products contain the chemicals identified by the Maine Center for Disease Control & Prevention. It passed the Senate unanimously on Tuesday and the House voted 108-37 Wednesday to approve it.
The bill has been the subject of significant political wrangling among lawmakers, state officials and the chemical industry.
It was opposed by the Le-Page administration, which has backed a 2011 effort to repeal the law the bill seeks to bolster, the Kid Safe Products Act of 2008.
Competing interests, including advocates of the law and the chemical industry, prompted lawmakers to alter the original bill.
But despite strong support among lawmakers the compromise plan faces another hurdle: price.
"My guess is that this law will pass and then it will die" in the budget-writing committee, said Sen. Tom Saviello, R-Wilton, who crafted a different version of the bill that was rejected by the Democratic-controlled Legislature.
The Department of Environmental Protection administers the Kid Safe program.
When L.D. 1181 passed out of committee, the department estimated it would cost $1.47 million over the next two years because it required hiring additional staff.
Mike Belliveau, executive director of the Maine-based Environmental Health Strategy Center, which advocates nationally for chemical policy reform and strongly supports the law, said Tuesday that the department estimate, known as a fiscal note, was "politically motivated."
Belliveau cited a seven-month investigation of the DEP by the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram which found that department staff members were under pressure not to vigorously implement the priority chemical list.
In the 2½ years since Gov. Paul LePage took office, the DEP has failed to put forth a new toxin to add to the priority list identified by the Baldacci administration.
Fiscal notes are verified by the Legislature's nonpartisan Office of Fiscal and Program Review. Director Grant Pennoyer told the Press Herald on Monday that supporters of the bill were going to be "disappointed" with his analysis.
Pennoyer was correct. His review dropped the DEP price tag by only 20 percent -- an amount still seen as prohibitive amid budget constraints.
On Tuesday, the Senate passed an amended version of the bill designed to further reduce the cost.
The new fiscal note is more than $373,000 for two years.
It would pay for the hiring of a toxicologist and an environmental specialist at the department to administer the law.
The bill faces additional procedural votes on the floor of the Legislature. It will next be reviewed by the Legislature's budget-writing panel, the Appropriations and Financial Affairs Committee, which is charged with reconciling legislation with a fiscal note and paying for it within the state's next two-year budget.
The debate over L.D. 1181 will shift there.
Advocates of the law and L.D. 1181 hope lawmakers will be persuaded to enact the bill. On Tuesday supporters circulated to lawmakers copies of the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram series, which found that Patricia Aho, LePage's commissioner at the Department of Environmental Protection, had stalled implementation of the law.
"Shame on Governor Le-Page for representing the toxic chemical industry, rather than protecting the health of Maine families," said Amanda Sears, associate director of the Environmental Health Strategy Center, in a press statement issued Monday. "The Governor should drop his opposition to the Healthy Kids bill, and put Maine people before toxic politics."
Saviello, who along with Goodall brokered the 2011 compromise that averted repeal of the Kid Safe law, sharply disagreed with the newspaper's findings.
He said he didn't support the amended version of L.D. 1181, but agreed with its intent.
Saviello also noted that issues identified in the legislation could very well be dealt with through a new movement in Congress to revamp the 1976 Toxic Substances Control Act, a largely dormant chemical safety law designed to regulate potentially harmful chemicals in industrial and consumer goods.
The law directs the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to test chemicals.
But of 85,000 registered for use in the United States, only 200 have been tested since 1976.
Congress is reviewing efforts to strengthen the federal law. That effort is backed by Maine's U.S. senators, Republican Susan Collins and Independent Angus King.
This story has been updated to note votes in the House of Representatives.
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Governor Jim Doyle, along with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, The Nature Conservancy, the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest and Connor Timber Associates, today announced an agreement to conserve 30 square miles of forestland, lakes and rivers in Forest County in northeast Wisconsin.
The agreement will conserve timber-related jobs and products, wildlife habitat, water quality and public access for outdoor recreation.
"It takes a real partnership to accomplish a project of this size and consequence," said Mary Jean Huston, director of The Nature Conservancy in Wisconsin. "Governor Doyle, Congressmen Steve Kagen and David Obey and Senator Herb Kohl all played key roles in making this possible, and I'd like to thank them for their leadership and commitment to conservation."
"In Wisconsin, forests are an important part of our economy and central to our way of life," Huston added. "This project will ensure that a beautiful and diverse landscape of forests, rivers and wild lakes remains undeveloped yet productive land, keeping it intact for wildlife and the enjoyment of future generations."
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The initial phase of the project was completed in April when the Conservancy purchased 656 acres. The property includes most of the shoreline of Riley and Wabikon lakes, which are the highest-ranked lakes in Wisconsin for their natural values.
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The state of Wisconsin has also signed an agreement to purchase a conservation easement on 18,438 acres of working forest owned by Connor Timber Associates. The easement will ensure that the land continues to be managed sustainably for timber products, maintaining jobs in Wisconsin's forest industry.
Funding for the easement from the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Fund was approved by the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board yesterday.
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Leighton Baines delivered a top performance against Manchester United, scoring the game-winning goal and keeping a clean sheet as the Toffees keep pace with Arsenal for the final Champions League spot in a 2-0 win over Manchester United.
David Moyes' anticipated return to Goodison Park, where he managed Everton the previous seasons, did not go as hoped as Manchester United once again looked outclassed in a 2-0 loss to the Toffees.
Aaron Ramsey scored a goal and registered an assist in Arsenal's 3-0 win over Hull City.
Liverpool opened up a five-point lead at the top of the Premier League after a hard-fought 3-2 victory at Norwich.
Jose Mourinho was handed his first ever loss at Stamford Bridge as manager of Chelsea, as last place Sunderland pulled off the upset of the season in a 1-2 final.
After what until now has been a quiet and disappointing first season in the Premier League, US international Jozy Altidore won a penalty for Sunderland which resulted in the game winning goal as the Black Cats pulled off a huge 1-2 upset over Chelsea.
Kieran Gibbs will miss yet another Arsenal match due to injury with the ankle injury that kept him out of the Everton and West Ham matches persisting for one more week.
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6. These colorful plastic lamps from Skitsch are fun and playful. I like how here, as with the Pablo fixture, the cord becomes an exciting and integral part of the design.
7. A dramatic candelabra from Lindsey Adelman Studio.
8. Also from Lindsey Adelman: these Woodchuck pendants come in different lengths and colors.
9. The light bulb takes center stage in this chandelier at Plumen.
10. A modern take on the chandelier from Soren Rose.
11. This star-shaped pendant from Matthew Fairbank had a modern industrial feel.
12. These turn lamps, by Norwegian designer Caroline Olsson, can be turned on or dimmed by turning the screw. Very tactile.
13 & 14. The draped cord on these lights by Woka says 'casual', while the shiny finish says 'luxurious'. It's an interesting contrast.
15. A new take on the bubble chandelier, this time with frosted bubbles. From Apparatus.
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Thanks for the wrap up. From what I can tell, it looks like a lot of attention was given to lighting designers this year at ICFF. Well done.
All the lightings was fun to browse through, I love 1 and 2! Do you have any suggestions on how you might DIY number 1 and 2 light?
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It's kind of comical where ever someone lives they hate the fans there.
Live in NE Pats fans are the worst, live in Md (Babe) Ravens fans are the worst, live in Denver (crash) Denver fans are the worst, live in Oh and the Bungals or Browns fans are the worst ect ect.
I'm all for Tom Brady extending his playoff victory record.
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The Gilbertson's have owned the home outright since June 13th. When it sells, the buyer can rest assured, they'll be paying for more than just 2,800 square-feet.
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Jamaica - Montego Bay & Northwest Coast (Chapter)
This is the Montego Bay & Northwest Coast chapter from Lonely Planet's Jamaica guidebook.
Montego Bay serves as both a gateway to Jamaica for countless travellers, and a backdrop of some of the island's most obvious contrasts. The city is a typical Jamaican resort town, divided between an unapologetic tourist-oriented stretch of gaudiness and a rough-and-real city center.
- hike into the heart of the wild Cockpit Country
- maps
- soak up the sun with tourists and returned Jamaican expats at Doctor's Cave Beach
- transportation
- watch the algae glow on your fingers as stars twinkle overhead in the Luminous Lagoon
- restaurants & accommodations
Coverage includes: Montego Bay, East Coast to Rio Bueno, Ironshore, Rose Hall to Greenwood, Falmouth, Martha Brae, Glistening Waters, Duncans, Rio Bueno, West Coast to Tryall Estate, Inland: South Of Montego Bay, Lethe, Rocklands Bird Feeding Station, Montpelier, Catadupa, Flagstaff via Maroon Town, North Cockpit Country, Good Hope Estate, Windsor and Albert Town.
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MOUNT VERNON Catching Fire and Mockingjay, the last two books in the Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins, will be the featured titles in the second combined Adult/Teen Book Discussion on Tuesday, Sept. 18, at 7 p.m. at the Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County, 201 N. Mulberry St.
The discussion, open to youth from grade 6 to adults, will be led by Beth Hoeffgen, Teen Services director of the library, and Anne Storan, proprietor of Paragraphs Bookstore.
The story is told from the perspective of Katniss Everdeen, a 17-year-old girl who won the 74th Hunger Games with fellow District 12 tribute Peeta Mellark. There are a total of 12 districts in the nation of Panem, which occupies most of post-apocalyptic North America. The Hunger Games are an annual event, devised by the Capitol to keep the districts pacified under its power, in which one boy and one girl between the ages of 12 and 18 from each district are selected to compete in a televised battle to the death.
The saga of Katniss continues in these two works. What happens to her next? Is she really in love with Peeta, or with her best friend Gale? What does President Snow really intend for her? Indeed, who can she trust?
Come for the discussion, which will add insight into Collins motivation behind a series that has crossed the line between adult and young adult fiction to become a favorite of both generations.
The program is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served. Copies of the books may be checked out of the public library, or purchased in Mount Vernon at Paragraphs Bookstore, Colonial Book Shop & Kids Shelf or Kenyon College Book Store, Gambier. For more information, call the main library at 740-392-BOOK (2665), ext, 243; visit www.knox.net; or email email@example.com.
Published on September 13, 2012


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