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Three titans rendezvous with history in "Camping With Henry and Tom" at Barrington Stage Company
PITTSFIELD — An industrialist, an inventor and a U.S. President are driving in the Maryland woods, a refuge from their public, pressured lives. Before they know it, their car is wrapped around a tree.
The scene plays out at Barrington Stage Company under the direction of Christopher Innvar, in playwright Mark St. Germain's "Camping With Henry and Tom," opening Sunday after previews Friday and Saturday and running through Oct. 23.
BSC artistic director Julianne Boyd first staged "Camoing With Henry and Tom" at the Berkshire Theatre Festival in 1993, shortly before she began her own company. The production went on to win awards for its 1995 Off-Broadway premiere, which coincidentally was stage managed by its present production stage manager, Renee Lutz.
St. Germain reimagines a real 1921 encounter with a trio of principal characters who offer a larger-than-life palette of possibilities.
Patrick Husted, last seen in BSC's "An Enemy of the People," plays Henry Ford, the man who motorized the masses and doubled workers' wages, only to betray his legacy through anti-Semitism and a driving need for control.
"He was a very contradictory and conflicted man, very complex," said Husted, as the three lead actors and Innvar took a break from rehearsals at BSC's new Wolfson Theater Center in downtown Pittsfield. "My primary job is to make him exceedingly likable, with as much heart and empathy as I can find." Focusing on Ford's villainy risks making him one-dimensional, he noted.
Ford was a great admirer of inventor and mentor Thomas Edison, widely known as the "Wizard of Menlo Park." Edison is played by P.J. Benjamin, a former "Wizard of Oz" from Broadway's "Wicked," making his BSC debut.
"In the 1880s it was called the Art of Invention," said Benjamin, who bears a striking resemblance to contemporary images of his charge. "Edison wanted to make inventing profitable. He was the first to have a factory where he invented not only the light bulb but also the circuits, generators and fuses, to show that this is going to work. And then he wrestled his whole life with people stealing his patents." He held more than 1,000.
While Edison was lauded for his life-enhancing creations, Benjamin has uncovered a darker side of the inventor's personality. He cited how, as an advocate of DC direct current electrical supply, Edison decried Westinghouse's use of AC.
"You're talking about a man who electrocuted an elephant to prove that alternate current was dangerous," Benjamin said. "He would go to those extremes."
Completing the trio is Kevin O'Rourke as President Warren G. Harding, whose popular but short-lived two-year tenure spawned a legacy of scandal, including Teapot Dome.
"He's got a bad rap over the years," O'Rourke said, pointing out that Harding actually got a lot of things done, creating the budget office and working across the aisle. "He was a very genial and gregarious man, and was the beginning of the charismatic presidency."
While O'Rourke is well-known in Williamstown, this is the first time his schedule has allowed him to perform at BSC. The role is particularly apt, he noted: "I've always been fascinated by politics, and for some reason I've been doing a lot of political plays."
"One of the things that's great, especially for actors of a certain age, is that you get to play a part that has a real arc to it," O'Rourke said. "All of these characters go on a real journey."
Barrington Stage associate artist Innvar readily moves on- and off-stage as an actor and director. He made his BSC directing debut a decade ago with two one-act plays by St. Germain.
"I love directing, the process of telling a story and putting a play together," he said. "Because I'm an actor, I know what that experience is like."
While the characters may be iconic, he noted, "what's important is that we create them anew. Each of these actors brings so much humanity to these parts. It's great to have the history as a reference, but the important thing is the text and the experience in the room in this moment with these people."
What: "Camping With Henry and Tom" by Mark St. Germain. Directed by Christopher Innvar
Where: Boyd-Quinson Mainstage, Barrington Stage Company, 30 Union St., Pittsfield
When: Through Oct. 23 (press opening Sunday afternoon at 3). Evenings — Wednesday and Thursday at 7; Friday and Saturday at 8. Matinees — Saturday at 2; Sunday at 3
Tickets: $49-$20
How: (413) 236-8888; barringtonstageco.org; in person at Boyd-Quinson Mainstage box office
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Australia v France, 3rd Test
Skelton's skills not size caught McKenzie's eye
ESPN Staff
June 18, 2014
Will Skelton's size makes him an imposing figure, but it was his skill's not size that caught McKenzie's eye © Getty Images
For Will Skelton it wasn't his imposing size that caught Ewen McKenzie's eye, but "his skills touches and the ability to know when to take the line on" that the Wallabies coach said inspired him to select the Waratahs second-rower for his Test debut in the starting side to play France in Sydney on Saturday afternoon.
Skelton replaces 2011 World Cup captain James Horwill as the Wallabies target a clean sweep over France, but McKenzie admits that Skelton's Test debut is more about breaking the All Blacks stranglehold on the Bledisloe Cup. With the Bledisloe and Rugby Championship to worry about, McKenize is hoping Skelton's vision and soft hands can provide the X-factor the Wallabies need to end the All Blacks 12-year trans-Tasman dominance.
"Everyone obviously talks about his size, but I have been more impressed with his skill touches, the ability to know when to take the line on, when to pass and create opportunities for others," McKenzie said. "I have said for a few years now that the thing that defines the All Blacks now is the forwards' contribution to passing in the game.
"At the All Blacks, their forwards may make up to 25% of passes in a game. Most other countries are around the 12% mark. Having forwards who can create opportunity creates a lot of diversity in the game. I am not talking about playmaking. I'm just talking about continuity in the game, not just crashing the ball up. It's easy to crash the ball up. It's actually knowing when to do that and when to create opportunity for someone else. I have seen him do that a number of times this year."
Growing up playing league, Skelton believes it was his time in the 13-man game that generated the skills that have caught McKenzie's eye. Skelton played league in south Auckland before moving to Australia when he was 10 and played for the Parramatta Junior Eels and a short spell at the Wentworthville Magpies before turning his focus towards rugby union at the age of 15.
"I grew up playing league. I wasn't the fastest guy ... so I would always make half-breaks, just tip on and give it to the faster guys on the edges to score the tries," Skelton said. "My dad always told me to look for the offload; to carry first and then look for the offload because ... like, he said, 'You are not the fastest guy, so it's better for them to make those breaks,' than for me to."
Courted by the Auckland Blues to join them after a pre-season trial against the Waratahs in January last year, Skelton said he was happy he rejected the offer and was excited to be making his Test debut at the Waratahs' home ground.
"The French are a passionate team. They feed off their emotions and play very hard rugby," Skelton said. "This is my chance to show what I've got and to back my skills and help keep [Australia] over the line."
Australia: Israel Folau; Adam Ashley-Cooper, Tevita Kuridrani, Matt Toomua, Nick Cummins; Bernard Foley, Nic White; Wycliff Palu, Michael Hooper (captain), Scott Fardy; Will Skelton, Rob Simmons; Sekope Kepu, Tatafu Polota-Nau, James Slipper. Replacements: Nathan Charles, Scott Sio, Laurie Weeks, James Horwill, Ben McCalman, Nick Phipps, Kurtley Beale, Rob Horne.
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On May 12, 1996, Miami police raided the home of Richard Brown on a false tip that the 73-year-old retiree with no criminal record was selling drugs. After busting the door open, police claim that Richards began firing a gun, prompting officers to pump 123 rounds into his body.
However, a later investigation revealed that the gun police allege Brown had used had no traces of his fingerprints on them. Brown's 14-year-old great-granddaughter, Janeka, reported he was not holding a gun when he instructed her to take shelter in a bathroom moments before he was killed.
Sadly, Brown is just one of countless victims of the war on drugs, a federal policy push that has squandered billions of dollars overcrowding America's prisons, militarizing state and local police, and making no measurable impact reducing drug abuse. It's time for Americans to stand up against this failed policy as taxpayers and, more important, human beings.
Since 2001, the Department of Homeland Security alone has spent $34 billion in federal grants for state and local police departments to purchase paramilitarylike equipment, including tanks and assault rifles. While the circumstances surrounding Brown's raid may seem unique, mistakes are commonly made in SWAT operations. By the Cato Institute's count, there have been 14 raids on innocent suspects in Florida over the past three decades, three of which have ended in death.


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Zentrum fur Baltische und Skandinavische Archaologie
Zentrum fur Baltische und Skandinavische Archaologie
Meadows J.,Zentrum fur Baltische und Skandinavische Archaologie |
Meadows J.,University of Kiel |
Martinelli N.,Dendrodata s.a.s |
Pignatelli O.,Dendrodata s.a.s |
And 3 more authors.
Radiocarbon | Year: 2012
In 2004, the courtyard of Ca' Foscari University, Venice, was excavated in advance of building work, revealing an unbroken sequence of archaeological deposits. The earliest layers consisted of redeposited natural sediment, packed into wattle structures, a system of land reclamation first described by Cassiodorus in AD 537-8, and now known from several other sites in the city. The ground level was built up and extended several times with successive wattle structures, before the eventual construction of a stone waterfront. We have used Bayesian modeling of dendrochronological, radiocarbon, and stratigraphic dating evidence to obtain a precise chronology for the earliest phases of occupation, and to compare it to the chronology of land reclamation at similar sites elsewhere in Venice. © 2012 by the Arizona Board of Regents on behalf of the University of Arizona.
Meadows J.,Zentrum fur Baltische und Skandinavische Archaologie |
Meadows J.,University of Kiel |
Martinelli N.,Dendrodata S.A.S |
Nadeau M.-J.,University of Kiel |
Citton E.B.,Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici del Veneto
Radiocarbon | Year: 2014
Two floating tree-ring chronologies were developed from oak timbers recovered during salvage excavations of a pre-Roman wharf in Este, a prominent center of the Veneti people, who lived in northeastern Italy during the Iron Age. Wiggle-match radiocarbon dating shows that one chronology spans the 10th and 9th centuries cal BC, and that the waterfront was probably built ~800 cal BC. The second chronology apparently spans most of the 7th century cal BC, and is associated with a phase of construction about 2 centuries after the first. One of the samples gave what appeared to be anomalous 14C results that may best be explained as evidence of a short-term fluctuation in atmospheric 14C level, which can be seen in shortlived samples but is not apparent in the decadal or bidecadal calibration data. Both chronologies cover periods for which there are no other tree-ring chronologies in this region, and could become key to refning the local Iron Age chronology. © 2014 by the Arizona Board of Regents on behalf of the University of Arizona.
Meadows J.,Zentrum fur Baltische und Skandinavische Archaologie |
Meadows J.,University of Kiel |
Eriksen B.V.,Zentrum fur Baltische und Skandinavische Archaologie |
Zagorska I.,University of Latvia |
And 2 more authors.
Radiocarbon | Year: 2014
Over 3000 prehistoric bone and antler artifacts, collected in the late 1930s from the former lakebed of Lake Lubāns, are held by the National History Museum of Latvia. This collection is remarkable not only as one of the largest known assemblages of bone implements in northern Europe, but also in terms of diversity of forms. The most elaborately worked objects include harpoons, often with two rows of barbs and spade-shaped bases, which are believed to date to the Late Paleolithic, and to be among the oldest organic artifacts ever found in Latvia. Four broken specimens were sampled in 2011 for accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) dating, stable isotope analysis, and taxonomic attribution by ZooMS. The results support the interpretation that these artifacts were made from large cervid bones, and date all four objects to the early Preboreal (mid-10th millennium cal BC). The Lake Lubāns harpoons therefore fall in the same period as similar harpoons from Denmark, northern Germany, and Poland, although only a handful of these have been dated directly. © 2014 by the Arizona Board of Regents on behalf of the University of Arizona.
Weber M.-J.,Zentrum fur Baltische und Skandinavische Archaologie |
Grimm S.B.,Forschungsbereich Altsteinzeit des Romisch Germanischen Zentralmuseums Mainz |
Baales M.,LWL Archaologie fur Westfalen
Quaternary International | Year: 2011
Following a thorough review of high-resolution environmental archives, this paper aims at discriminating the factors determining the heterogeneous repercussion of the Lateglacial Younger Dryas in Central Europe. When examining the archaeological implications of human adaptation to the subsequent changes in the natural environment two divergent biotic regions are of special interest: the North European Plain and adjacent areas; and the Alpine foothills and surrounding mountain ranges. In these regions, two different archaeological technocomplexes (traditions) are found: the Tanged Point Complex and the Curve-Backed Point Groups. Considering the distribution of the archaeological sites witnessing changes in the material culture and subsistence pattern, the intensity of the environmental changes caused by the Younger Dryas is a decisive element. Settlement discontinuity during the Younger Dryas is questioned. Moreover, the potential existence of established social networks between the two regions expressed by comparable developments such as microlithization is considered. Finally, the authors assess whether the Younger Dryas acted as an accelerator or a brake in the process of regional diversification prior to the Early Mesolithic. © 2010 Elsevier Ltd and INQUA.


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Question: How do I participate?
Answer: Participation is a two step process.
1. Registration
- The best way to register is online on this site. Registration for the 2018 shuffle will open January 1, 2018.
2. Sign In and Shuffle Bib Number pick up
- Sign in and Shuffle Bib Number pick up for the Full Shuffle will be at the Shinglemill at 07:25 a.m. the morning of the run/hike. *PLEASE NOTE! ALL SIGN IN WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE SHINGLEMILL THIS YEAR. THERE WILL BE NO SIGN IN AT MALASPINA ROAD SO ALL SHUFFLERS MUST REGISTER AT THE SHINGLEMILL.
- Sign in and Bib number pick up for the Half Shuffle will be at the Shinglemill at 9:00 a.m. the morning of the run/hike. *PLEASE NOTE! ALL SIGN IN WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE SHINGLEMILL THIS YEAR. THERE WILL BE NO SIGN IN AT TOMKINSON ROAD SO ALL SHUFFLERS MUST REGISTER AT THE SHINGLEMILL.
- **Due to high volume, we will have traffic controllers on Tomkinson Road; if you are in a vehicle, please be patient and follow their instructions to ensure safety and efficient parking and sign in for everyone.**
Question: Where do I register on the day of the event?
Answer: There is no last minute registration. All participants MUST be registered ahead of time. Remember – the best way to register is online.
Question: How long does it take to hike the whole 29 km? How about the 12 km Half Shuffle?
Answer: It takes between six to eight hours to hike the full 29 km, with six hours being a steady pace without much time spent taking breaks and smelling the orchids. Runners take between three to five hours. It takes a leisurely four or five hours or less to hike the Half Shuffle. Hiking the Half Shuffle is a great introduction to the Sunshine Coast Trail. It is is the preferred option for photographers or those people wishing to stop for a picnic and perhaps a swim at Sliammon Lake or at Shangri-La.
Question: What do I do if I decide not to complete the entire route?
Answer: It is very important that you turn your Shuffle Bib Number in to a volunteer or event official, either at a checkpoint, or at the finish line at the Shingle Mill. All participants will be tracked throughout the Shuffle by way of the run bib number – failure to turn in the run bib will cause event organizers to believe that you are still out on the course somewhere and send Search & Rescue out to look for you.
Question: How do I get from the Shingle Mill parking lot out to the start at Malaspina Road?
Answer: There will be a bus service shuttling runners/hikers doing the full shuffle from the Shinglemill to the start at Malaspina Road. The bus leaves between 8:00 and 8:15 a.m., or when full.
There will be a bus service shuttling runners/hikers doing the half shuffle from the Shinglemill to the start at Tomkinson Road. The bus leaves at 9:30 a.m., or when full.
Question: If I leave my car at Malaspina Road, how do I get back out there after the Shuffle?
Answer: There is no service to retrieve your vehicle. People should make these carpooling arrangements at the race sign in before the Shuffle.
Question: Is there any carpooling for the Half Shuffle?
Answer: Yes, there will be a bus service shuttling runners/hikers doing the half shuffle from the Shinglemill to the start at Tomkinson Road. The bus leaves at 9:30 a.m., or when full.
There will also be a bus service for people coming from Vancouver Island and travelling on the Sunday morning ferry from Comox to Powell River. The bus will be waiting at the ferry terminal for you to take you to the Shinglemill, where sign-in for the half shuffle will commence at 9 a.m.
Question: What's the registration fee?
Answer: There is no registration fee, but to raise funds for trail maintenance and improvements we encourage participants to make a donation, or to buy a PRPAWS membership, a Shuffle t-shirt and/or a SCT Passport, the proceeds of which get pumped back into trail maintenance and improvements 100%.
Question: How can I get a Shuffle T-shirt and/or SCT Passport?
Answer: Shirts, passports, guidebooks and other items will be available on a first-come first-serve basis at the finish line. All of these items can also be purchased at Tourism Powell River.
Question: How can I make a donation?
Answer: You can make a donation online, or make a cheque out to: PRPAWS, and mail it to: Box 345, Powell River, BC, V8A 5C2, or bring your cheque or cash to the Shuffle. You will be issued a tax receipt that will be mailed to you. Your donation will be used to maintain and improve the trail throughout the year. We are building another hut, another kiosk, more benches, picnic tables, swimming docks, camp sites, outhouses and shelters along the whole 180 km of the Sunshine Coast Trail. Your donation is an important component for the success of the SCT.
Question: Will there be a Lost & Found?
Answer: Yes! A station will be set up at the finish line at the merchandise tent.


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Aku bosan ni. Korang sambung la nyanyi sendiri.
So you brought out the best of me,
A part of me I'd never seen.
You took my soul and wiped it clean.
Our love was made for movie screens.
But If you loved me
Why'd you leave me?
Take my body,
Take my body.
All I want is,
And all I need is
To find somebody.
I'll find somebody.
All I want by Kodaline
p/s: Thanks for the guitar string. Thanks for everything.
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Within this framework of science and policy advice, the Scan forms the first element and will provide a community-based vision of the direction of Antarctic and Southern Ocean science in the next two decades. The Scan will not attempt to directly address policy makers' issues but policy makers will be included as Scan participants, and Scan outputs will benefit the other activities.
The second element, the Antarctic Conservation Strategy, is a community-driven effort led by Professor Steven Chown (Australia, Inaugural Muse Prize Awardee) that is addressing the need to better inform and communicate, with and to policy- and decision-makers, the scientific principles that underpin the most critical environmental issues facing Antarctica and the Southern Ocean in the next ten to twenty years. The Antarctic Conservation Strategy will consider the utility of the science identified by the Scan in respect to the knowledge needed for conservation and environmental stewardship efforts. As a feedback, the Antarctic Conservation Strategy will inform the Scan of unmet, critical science needs and/or gaps in knowledge from a "science advice to policy-makers" perspective.
The third element, the Antarctic Environments Portal, is envisioned as a "one-stop shopping" location that provides access to policy-ready scientific outputs. The Portal development is being led by New Zealand and is sponsored by SCAR. Facilitating access to the latest and best scientific findings and knowledge is a critical need of the policy community. The outcomes of the Scan and the Antarctic Conservation Strategy will directly support the objectives and information needs of the Portal.
pdf Chown, S.L., et al, 2012, Challenges to the Future Conservation of the Antarctic, Science, 337, 158-159 (251 KB)
The XXXII SCAR Delegates Meeting (July 2012) agreed to form an Action Group to begin planning for an Antarctic and Southern Ocean Science Horizon Scan (referred to as the "Scan"). The Action Group's Terms of Reference and membership was agreed and the first meeting of the group was held at the SCAR Secretariat in Cambridge, UK from December 19-21, 2012.
The meeting format included opportunities for community consultation by on-line questionnaire, personal appearances, and electronic discussions via Skype. There were 49 responses originating in 22 countries to an on-line questionnaire on various aspects of Scan planning. The Action Group developed a framework for the Scan including: the steps necessary for the Scan to be successful, the intended audiences, the objectives, and the wished for outcomes. The group identified a range of possible processes and mechanisms to ensure broad and inclusive participation to be implemented before, during, and after the Scan. A list of important foundational resources was assembled to support the Scan's deliberations. A survey of National Antarctic Programme strategic planning documents was seen as an important first step to ensuring that the Scan was in-sync with the plans of those that fund and support Antarctic research. A budget for the activity was estimated and a strategy to raise funds agreed.
Another discussion topic was how to assemble a list of potential invitees to the Scan. It was agreed that a broad-based call for community nominations for Scan invitees would be effective and encourage wide participation in the Scan. The development of a list of compelling scientific questions will also be initiated with a broad and inclusive call to the community to pose questions. The Action Group used its discussions and community consultations to propose a detailed blueprint for the "1st SCAR Antarctic and Southern Ocean Science Horizon Scan".
- XXXII SCAR Delegates' Meeting Working Paper on the Horizon Scan Planning Workshop
- Solicitation for input to the Scan Planning Action Group


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My Nonprofit Reviews
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I think the work that DAV does for the American Vet is a fantastic thing. My only problem with them is the money they spend on stuff they send to the people who contribute. I have written and ask them not to send me anything. I want every cent of what I send to these people to be used to care for the Vets. That is why I send it. I don't send it so I will constantly receive note pad, return address lables, awards for being a supporter etc. I want all the money I send to go for the care of the Vets.
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State MVPs came up big when it mattered most
JD Books Sulphurdale, UTMarch 14, 2012 8:22 a.m.
Looks like another mvp and another gold trophy for South Sevier. Mark down another one for 2013.
Rational Salt Lake City, UTMarch 13, 2012 9:49 p.m.
Dear Emery,
Please double up on classes and graduate early, or get your GED like Bryce Harper. Whatever it takes to be ready start at BYU next year. They need you.
Peck34 Enterprise, UTMarch 13, 2012 9:50 a.m.
Congratulations to Justin Johnson.
The article failed to mention that Justin's 33.4 points per game breaks the Utah record set in 1973 by Stuart M. Bailey who averaged 33.3 points per game.
He also broke the rebounds in one game record by pulling down 37 (old record was 32).
Check it out at UHSAA'a web page.
Way to go Justin, good luck at UVU.


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Since 2007, I have always had an excuse for not running, jogging, exercising, etc. I have asthma. "Hey guys, I can't run, I have asthma." So I haven't really done much running in the years since. Asthma was always my safe spot; a place I could go to let myself off the hook for not doing more. I wouldn't even try to jog or run unless someone else was sort of pushing me to and even then I wouldn't really try very hard. I was just lazy and didn't want to run and I just so happened to have a handy dandy get out of jail free card. After years of starting and quitting workout routines, I wanted to try to do more. I was getting sick of buying larger sized clothes and feeling uncomfortable and always having to adjust something or other that I was wearing to make it more flattering. And this isn't to say everyone should look a certain way, these are my personal feelings. Also, I'm not looking to be thin; just less jiggly. This isn't something that will happen for me if I keep leaning on asthma. So I decided to do something about that.
In August, at 30 1/2 years of age, I decided to get out and start jogging just to see how it went. I started with Couch to 5k. Run, walk, run, walk. I was going on my own three times a week, eventually being super proud once I got to week five and was able to run for 20 minutes straight. It was nice to get out into the open air and just go. I realized after awhile that it just takes a bit for me to get my breath under control but once it is, I'm good!
This was inspired by my sister in law Janae. She asked me last year if I wanted to try to do a half marathon with her and I was all Pssssshhhhhh! Squirrel please! So she went ahead and started training. She ran on her own and she ran with a group early on Saturday mornings. This went on for months! She started training in June and the half Marathon was in October. When she crossed the finish line, I was so happy for her and proud of her and wished I would have tried to do it as well. A few months later she brought up running a 10k, The Race on the Base. So we started running, 3 miles, then 4, …we trained for it 3 days a week. Having a goal with an actual date really helped get me all together y'all. I've always done better (at life in general) when someone is holding my feet to the fire.
I've always HATED running but I have come around to liking it a lot more. I can leave my apartment and just pick a direction and go, which is freeing, gets the blood flowing and since I get up at the butt-crack of dawn to run, it's nice to start out my day that way.
I ran my first 10k ever on Saturday, February 27th, my last day as a 30 year-old. It was slow and hard but I managed to run the entire time without stopping to walk or take breaks which is a huge big deal for me. It usually takes me a little more than a mile to get my breathing under control, another to kind of get into the groove but on that day! Y'all, I hit mile 4 and was on a roll! We had to be finished in under one hour and thirty minutes. I finished at 1:19. So it was pretty slow but running through the finish line felt GREAT. I did it! I'm proud of myself. We are still making a point to get out and run a couple of days a week. I don't want to lose it! Anywho, that's my story. Hope you enjoyed!
P.S. I want to thank Janae for getting me off my butt, and Rupaul, Beyonce, No Doubt, and Janelle Monae for the motivational music during the race. Pow!


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I love the bandshell. I don't love the HBA.
Thanks Bill!
Stargazers... Some how I do not think that property is worth 2 Million. Certainly not for use as a concert venue. The sound is terrible there. It being the building or Stargazers owners lack of audio engineering knowledge. Don't we already have a venue with a recording studio? A larger and more intimate venue??? Can you have both? If they have not been able to fix the sound problem in the last 5 years do you think they have the know how of running a Recording Studio or teach classes? The building itself is a landmark here in the springs and would be a good musical performing venue with the right owners that understand Audio. In my opinion it has never been a premiere venue due to the sound quality. Good luck to the owners.... but 2 million way out of line...
Hope the Riff Rag stays in operation
"...we are looking for a larger space where we can incorporate a larger venue of 1000 to 1500 seats and a small and more intimate venue..."
This sort of show venue should be included in the City 4 Champions. Just saying..
Don't forget, A-dub started with FILTH INDUSTRY in 1998!! As the singer, I can say that we had a great time together, and definitely miss those days! You are loved, and will be missed, A-dub. Thanks for all the memories.
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That Haunted Windchimes' concert was incredible!
Thank you Bill Forman
You forgot to mention the fact that the Wandering Monks have a LIVE BAND backing them up. They not only are hitting that stage with an abundance of truth and flow, but they also bring a Guitarist (he's sick!), a bassist (mystery mask wearing phenom), a drummer (you can just call him McNasty), and a keyboardist (who's not only silky sexy on keys but rocks a trumpet and whatever other instruments he can get his hands on).
Though you could sit and really get an education from the content behind the lyrics, you can also get up and shake ya tail feather to the solid groove this group lays down. You'll want to catch this show so you can say "I saw them when they were just coming up in Colorado"... See them now while they're still doing the local shows!
So, no Christians are fussing about this play on sacred doctrines. I wonder what would happen if there was a band called Rag Heads that had a hit entitled Allah Akbar?
Tell that to a SHARP Apul. Education. Get some.
Apul, do your research before you make a statement like that. If you don't know anything about the skinhead subculture then don't talk about it, you are clearly showing you ignorance on the subject.
asians can't be skinheads. what kind of confused person is the singer thinking he's a skinhead? at most he can be a bald headed punk rocker. non whites can't be skinheads.
The J. Miller Band is also still playing Acacia this Saturday! I am inspired by them.
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- Colouring in your eyebrows with a good eyebrow pencil and using eyebrow pomade is a good idea. Make sure your eyebrows are lightly arched in the middle while not being thin or too thick.
2. Always use a moisturising primer on your face and neck after applying sunscreen or moisturiser and before applying any makeup. It smoothens out any imperfections and will make your makeup last longer.
3. Use an orange corrector along with a cream concealer to cover dark under-eye circles.
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Multiplayer WallHack and aimbot if possible
Title: Multihack
Purpose: Fun
Design: Classic
Other: A hack in wich I can put god mode, max ammo, speed and other tools in public games
Multiplayer WallHack and aimbot if possible
Name: body count unlocker
Purpose: to unlock all body count gear items
Design: classic window
Other: unlock body count head items and chest item. currently requires cheat engine and was patched.
Title: AIMBOT
Purpose: Shoot atomaticly somebody dead
Design: Classic
Other: Nothing
Title: Radar hack
Purpose: Fun
Design: Classic
Other: nothing more
Title: Killstreak Editor
Purpose: To make Killstreaks easier to come by
Design: Classic Mini Window
Other: I would like to be able to edit how many kills it takes to get a killstreak like only 3 killstreak for a helo pilot
Title: Call of Duty: Ghosts multiplayer
Purpose: Can anyone create a program to add maverik, wolf skin penmanently??
Desing:you´re own
Other:With that can be great but it can be better if in that hack you can choose some cammos you want
Title: War Cry Camo Unlocker
Purpose: To Help people unlock a really cool camo
Design: Classic
Other: None
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VAC Bypasser
to allow a VAC banned account to continue playing ghost.
design is irrelevant, whatever works the easiest FOR THE DESIGNER
i know it is possible, as i have seen i done before, i obviously have no idea how though.
Title: Cracked multiplayer (Like MW2 teknogods)
Purpose: Play COD Ghosts MP for free!
Design: Classic windows
Other: I think this would be appreciated by many people
Name: Monster Patch + Background Addresses
Mode: MP
Other: Used to be easily findable on site, now not. All other patch + background addresses would be nice too. Thanks.
Name: Timescale/Slow-mo Address.
Mode: Multiplayer.
Other: For 3.7.6.X. :-)
Title: DLC Camo Unlocker
Purpose: To unlock the camos that are DLC and possibly hidden camos
Design: Classic
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This is our lightest and most packable insulated vest for all season use for men. The vest is a windproof insulation garment that can be worn alone, or in combination with a shell jacket. The PrimaLoft100 provides good insulation even when it´s wet, and has a higher warmth-to-weight ratio than fleece. We've added Power Stretch side panels for increased fit. The vest can easily be compressed into a Packable Pocket making it a natural addition to your pack. Additional functional features include above harness hand warming pockets, a warm and weather protective collar and a one handed elastic adjustment in the hem.
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Pee-wees Playhouse: Each show, Pee-Wee Herman comes to his wonderful playhouse where anything can happen. Whether it be screaming at the secret word, entertaining friends like Cowboy Curtis and Ms. Yvonne, or enjoying animation clips presented by the King of Cartoons or the stories of the claymation girl, Penny; theres always lots of fun things to do.
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As an experienced local politician and director of charities and businesses, I was surprised that a group of Left-wing politicians had been voted in in Northern Ireland under the banner People Before Profit.
Can we have a reality check? The Left-wing governments of the UK and elsewhere spent money that they did not have and have left generations to come across Europe paying debts that were spent by previous incompetent ministers.
People Before Profit is another illogical Left-wing con.
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Global food production threatens to overwhelm efforts to combat climate change
Global food production threatens to overwhelm efforts to combat climate change
By Pep Canadell (CSIRO) and Hanqin Tian (Auburn University, USA)
Published 10 March 2016 in The Conversation
Each year our terrestrial biosphere absorbs about a quarter of all the carbon dioxide emissions that humans produce. This a very good thing; it helps to moderate the warming produced by human activities such as burning fossil fuels and cutting down forests.
But in a paper published in Nature today, we show that emissions from other human activities, particularly food production, are overwhelming this cooling effect. This is a worrying trend, at a time when CO₂ emissions from fossil fuels are slowing down, and is clearly not consistent with efforts to stabilise global warming well below 2℃ as agreed at the Paris climate conference... continue reading.


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Dont forget Iron Helmet's Games are a team effort. Both @IHG-BlightedPea and I design the games together.
Why can't you play them?
I personally dont enjoy single player games because (in most games) I feel like I'm just jumping through hoops, killing time.
When I play multiplayer games I feel like I'm being social and going on a journey with other people.
@renmf I enjoy Blight's singpleplayer, even though I find it a tad flawed, I agree with Jay these games really are at their best with others.
Maybe Blight's singleplayer campaigns could get a nudge or two
@renmf Jupiter's Folly can be played as single player.
A campaign mode would be cool, like a continuing storyline.
I'd like to add a set of single player Challenges for BBB. These would be more like small puzzles to solve in interesting and tricky strategic situations to give you a taste of the variety of situations you could find yourself in in a multiplayer game.
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Los Alamitos: Good Reason Sa ends career on high; future bright for I Like the Odds
As one career reached a climactic conclusion, another essentially began in major stakes at Los Alamitos last weekend.
Good Reason Sa won the $750,000 Champion of Champions on Saturday, the 4-year-old colt's final start before going to stud in Oklahoma in 2012. In 2009, Good Reason Sa won his first major stakes in the Los Alamitos Two Million Futurity.
On Sunday evening, I Like the Odds won his first futurity in the Los Alamitos Two Million, becoming the one to follow in the major derbys at Ruidoso Downs and Los Alamitos in 2012.
Good Reason Sa was a major stakes winner in his three years on the track. At 3, he won the 2010 Golden State Derby. Earlier this year, he won the Los Alamitos Winter Championship.
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Jones had 3 of the 10 entrants in the Champion of Champions and thought Jess You and I, the winner of the Los Alamitos Championship in October, was his best chance. Jess You and I could only manage fourth.
Good Reason Sa may have earned a championship as the leading older horse with the Champion of Champions win. The division lacked a standout through the year, and a victory in the Champion of Champions carries significant prestige.
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Interview: Stephen Graham Jones
Conducted January 2014
Issue No. 3 – March 2014
Stephen Graham Jones is the author of many, many novels and short stories. He has been an N.E.A. Fellow, a Texas Writers League Fellow, and has won the Texas Institute of Letters Award for Fiction and the Independent Publishers Multicultural Award. His areas of interest, aside from fiction writing, are horror, science fiction, fantasy, film, comics, pop culture, technology, and American Indian Studies. Jones received his B.A. in English and Philosophy from Texas Tech University (1994), his M.A. in English from the University of North Texas (1996), and his PhD from Florida State University (1998). He currently teaches English and creative writing at the University of Colorado. He can be found online at demontheory.net.
BUFFALO ALMANACK: You've got at least 18 book-length works under your belt. You've written about convicted killers turning into rodeo bulls, and zombie pro wrestlers feuding with soccer moms at a Texas bake-off. You've done a 400-footnote faux screen treatment for a slasher flick, and a murder-mystery-memoir that moonlights as a documentary history of your hometown. How often do find yourself scrapping an idea, and what the hell do those look like?
STEPHEN GRAHAM JONES: Man, just now I dove out of half a werewolf novel, one I've been keeping in my hip pocket for years. But then I wrote another werewolf novel in two weeks. So, maybe now I can go back to that first werewolf novel, get it done right. But, usually, once I start a thing, it kind of just gets a life of its own, and all I really have to do is write fast enough to keep up. However, I do have just notebooks and notebooks full of story premises and scenarios and what ifs. Just, only about one percent of all my ideas actually luck into the right voice to get themselves told. I'd guess it's that way with everybody, not just me.
BA: It's clear that you're a true believer in genre fiction, yet your writing rarely complies with archetypes or expectations. Is this tendency to blend forms by design, or is it an extension of your natural approach to storytelling?
SGJ: Probably just a result of me reading from all the shelves? My head gets full of all these different forms and modes, all this content that probably shouldn't really belong together, and then they're just like crayons I leave on the dashboard, all melting together into these weird kaleidoscope things, that I then try to draw edges around, or trace paths through.
BA: Are there any genres you wouldn't consider adopting? We'd love to read your take on wands 'n' robes fantasy, for example.
SGJ: I do love me some fantasy, from dragons and elves to, I don't know, to N.K. Jemisin. And I've always been planning on write a fantasy book or two. But I've always planned on doing some straight science fiction, as well. Problem is, once I get inside those premises and look around, I start seeing sharp edges everywhere, and pretty soon people are bleeding and running away from stuff, and then I've got a horror-in-space, I've got a slasher-in-middle earth. Nothing wrong with that, but it's not pure fantasy either, of course. So: someday, someday. I hope.
BA: University writing programs have a reputation as strongholds for capital-L "Literature." Do you feel out of place in academia as an unabashed genre lover? Have you witnessed any movement in the M.F.A. world toward greater acceptance for the speculative?
SGJ: I don't really feel out of place. A lot of academics you'll talk to, they not only cut their teeth on genre stuff, but they still read it. And, in the MFA workshops I teach, we do a lot of the genre stuff, yeah. Just, first, to get people out of what they're used to doing—in unfamiliar territory, you pay more attention to the contour of the land, and this heightened sensitivity helps with whatever you're writing—but second, because all these walls between this and that type fiction are pretty much marketing categories that have been bolstered up with resentment and jealousy. From both commercial and literary writers. It's all pretty ridiculous, though. What the readers want is a good story, and what the writers always want to luck into, it's a good story. Who cares what it's dressed up as this week. Next week it'll look different. But hopefully have the same heart.
BA: You're among the most prolific authors living. You've been known to work in twelve-hour marathons, through spontaneous notebook scribblings, in bed, at the office, over meals, and even inside your parked car. What does an average day as a functioning writerholic look like for you?
SGJ: Not so busy as it would seem. I mean, busy, yeah, but that's because of teaching in two MFA programs, keeping up with my family, and watching Columbo and Rockford Files. But I'm not always writing, either. I know it's supposed to be a daily thing, but it never has been for me. I kind of write fast-like for two or three weeks so I can then take a few days off, just let my brain idle back down. Like a reset. When I am writing a novel, though, then it's usually three or four hours a day. Ideally, right after lunch until three or four, but sometimes picking up again around ten, going until a touch after midnight. I rarely write in the morning, unless I'm on deadline. I do like rewriting in the morning, though. Guess it's the way my brain's put together. Or, the way it's falling apart.
BA: Most would agree quality is of greater importance than quantity, but can quantity beget quality? Do you feel that your prolific nature has made you better writer, or would you slow your authorial drive if you could?
SGJ: Man, I'd never slow down on purpose, and, yes, I think that once you ring that million-word bell, say, then by that time you've learned just so, so much. Which isn't to say you won't have learned even more by two million words. But, really, near as I know, there's no really other way to learn writing than by writing. So, yeah, accelerate that as much as you can. The more you write, the better you'll get. I do feel it's helped me a lot. What also helps, though, it's walking away from broken stuff. Not everything's going to work. Killing two years of your life trying to resuscitate a dying novel, I don't know. Why not just write a different one? You'll have more ideas. You can't help having ideas. At least I can't.
BA: In addition to your prose work, you've completed a number of screenplays. There's no doubt you're a movie buff. Any plans to pitch a script to Hollywood, or perhaps produce your own indie picture?
SGJ: I need to get good enough to get serious about that, yeah. I do love the challenge of screenplays. They're so, so difficult, such an alien form. It makes them endlessly fascinating. Something I can't keep my fingers out of.
BA: Sherman Alexie has stated that he admires you for introducing a "whole new moral and aesthetic sense" to the Native American literary canon. Though your status as a Blackfeet is prominent in novels such as Ledfeather and the The Bird is Gone, it usually takes on a softer presence in your work. How do you manage to blend the seemingly opposing threads of personal identity and mainline pop culture citizenship with such success?
SGJ: I just don't think about it. If I did, I'm afraid everything would blow up on the page. So, I just figure I'm Blackfeet, whatever I do's going to be Blackfeet, and then try hard to write exactly the book I'd most like to read.
BA: Similarly, your home state-within-a-state of West Texas carries some major weight in your writing. To what extent do you feel place informs your voice?
SGJ: It's a lot more important than I'd ever have figured. I would never consider myself a writer occupied with a sense of place, but at the same time, whatever Martian delta I'm traipsing my characters across, it's going to have the same emotional contours of the landscape I grew up in, West Texas. I couldn't help it if I tried. But I don't go to any lengths to try to play it up, either. If it's really, it'll come through all on its own, I think. To force it would be to shape it into something it's not.
BA: We're fellow transplants, so we've got to ask – How do you like living in Colorado?
SGJ: It's great. Mountains, snow, wonderful thin air, good community, lots of writers around, good cons and festivals to hit. And, when the waters rise, hey, we're already a mile high, sitting pretty.
BA: Last question! What can you tell us about your newest release, The Gospel of Z?
SGJ: It's a novel I wrote the first time in 2008, then completely over again in the first part of 2009, I guess. Zombies, but it's ten years after the plague, so it's more about learning to live with them. It's more about society trying to knit itself together. And the trick is, who's holding those needles. The military, the church? The zombies? And in the middle of it all, Jory Gray, who doesn't want to have to care about any of that, who just wants his love story to complete the way it should. It's a fight, though. It's always a fight.
Editor's Note: In the two months separating our interview and its publication, The Gospel of Z ceased to be Stephen Graham Jones's most recent novel. In fact, it is now his third-most recent publication. States of Grace and Not for Nothing have both since been released.


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Unanswered: Horizontal tab control?
Does anyone know whether its possible with Access 97 through ActiveX or however to have a tab control with the tabs down the side instead of along the top? If not, can anyone think of a good work-around?
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I lookded for a way of doing this myself for sometime to no avail. If you find something please let me know. Of course a data access page could do something similiar using frames.Darasen
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I've found the Microsoft TabStrip ActiveX control is a good substitute. Read an example on how to use it here http://www.it-faq.pl/mskb/155/646.HTM. The only problem is that is displays the text on the tabs vertically and not horizontally as how it would of wished!
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There's nothing to stop you faking it, place a plain gray rectangle, with control buttons on the left had side, and set which controls are visible programaticaly
Ie make which ever controls visible /invisible depending on which button is pressed
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Drama, Family.
92-minute film (full movie) directed by Josh Barrett and Marc Menchaca.
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Screenplay written by Josh Barrett and Marc Menchaca.
Ryan Booth.
Valerie Baugh, Alexa L. Fogel, Brendan Mason and Benjamin Fuqua.
This film was produced and / or financed by Bluff City Productions and Beech Hill Films.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie This Is Where We Live has a duration of 92 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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IRA Collision
Featured Business
York Collision Center1497 Broadway Rt 1 South
Saugus, MA 01906
7.6 miles away
"They kept me well informed and did a great job!"
Review for IRA Collision
Ashley M C. on 04/29/2011
Ashley said the repairs to the vehicle took 3 to 4 days longer than expected. They had to order additional parts to complete the repairs.
Category: Collision
Review Created: 04/29/2011
This review was collected via phone interview by Customer Research Inc.