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SegZone Tours
- Annapolis
Eco-friendly tours take riders through 17th- & 18th-century streets & past homes & military buildings, with helmets & live audio included
Pump It Up Newport
- Newport
Play sessions grant tykes free rein of cushy slides and bounce houses in a clean, climate-controlled environment
Beckett Golf Club
- Woolwich
Rolling, tree-lined fairways and occasional water hazards characterize a course complex composed of three 9-hole layouts
Brunswick Bowling
- Multiple Locations
Long-time bowling-industry leader opens its oiled lanes for pin-punishment sessions including cosmic bowling
Maryland Wineries Association
Taste vintages from dozens of local wineries amid local produce, cooking demos, and live music
DeJon Vineyards
- Hydes
Award-winning wines to sample inside renovated barn with views of 20-acre winery; guests take home engraved wine glasses
Star-Spangled Banner Flag House
- Jonestown
Actors in period dress and 19th century objects populate the home where Mary Pickersgill stitched the flag that inspired the national anthem
Urban Pirates
- Ann Street Pier - Fells Point
Pirates provide costumes and nautical games during family cruises; adult cruises play hit songs and allow guests to bring grog onboard
North East Adventure Paintball
- 5, North East
Players sprint across one of five themed fields targeting enemies with environmentally-friendly, oil-free paint
Champions Martial Arts and Kickboxing Academy
- Washington
Cardio kickboxing and Zumba combine calorie burning with fast-paced fun, while muay thai classes focus on striking combat techniques
Wedgwood Country Club
- Washington
A challenging 7,100-yard course connects bent-grass fairways and greens across an open front nine and a narrower, tree-lined back nine
Bliss Yoga Studio
- Kennett Square
Yoga instructors help students open their core, decompress their spine, and transform their inner disorder into calmness
- Havre de Grace
Instructors take students out on the waters of Havre de Grace harbor for a hands-on introductory sailing lesson
Paintball International Atlanta
- Multiple Locations
Equipped with rental paintball markers and masks, groups vie for supremacy over outdoor fields
Stoneleigh Lanes
- Anneslie
Stoneleigh Lanes' retro duckpin lanes offer greater challenge than traditional tenpin bowling
Skydive Baltimore
- 2, Halls Cross Roads
Jumpers paired with experienced instructors leap from 11,000 feet, freefall at 120 mph, and spend 8–12 minutes parachuting back to earth
Elkton Golf and Batting Center
- Elkton
Family-oriented sports complex with an 18-hole miniature golf course, a 30-station driving range, and eight batting cages
Deer Creek Archery
- 3, Bel Air
8,000 sq. ft. indoor archery range challenges shooters with three types of targets; staff provides rental bows & instruction
Parkville Lanes
- Parkville
The bowling alley features classic duckpin-style bowling on 26 lanes, fueling patrons with a full snack bar
Bikram Yoga Baltimore
- Multiple Locations
Bodies stretch, strengthen, and sweat in a heated room during 90-minute routines of 26 graceful poses that foster balance and flexibility
Upper Chesapeake Bay Charters
- Dundalk
USCG-licensed captains ferry adults and kids on trips to fish, catch crabs, or tour harbor waters; equipment and fish cleaning is included
Studio Fit Newport
- Newport
BodyBlast classes use steps, bands, dumbbells, and jump ropes for a full-body strength workout; students dance to Latin beats in Zumba
Seadog Cruises Chicago
- Otterbein
Speedboat tour accommodates up to 108 and includes info on Tide Point, the USS Torsk, and Canton while journeying to Key Bridge and back
Fisherman's Wharf
- Lewes
Captains supply rods and reels as they lead vessels out to capture deep-sea fish
BADASS Dash
Battle your way through 20 extreme obstacles along a 7K course; post-race festival with live entertainment and beer
Atlantic Sailing Experience
- 3
Guests help set sails & take the helm of 40' sloop Wharf Rat on the Chesapeake Bay before enjoying scenic creek & freshly-prepared meals
Starlight Fleet
- Wildwood Crest
Charter boats with large sundecks and restrooms furnish anglers with rods and reels, complimentary bait, fish bags, and instructions
Chesapeake Sailing School
- Annapolis
Expert instructors teach basic skills, such as tacking, while students operate sailboat in Chesapeake Bay
Okinawa Kenpo Karate Academy
- Multiple Locations
Celebrate a kid's birthday with games, pizza, and karate exercises, including a cake-cutting ceremony with a samurai sword
Entertainment Cruises (Spirit of)
- Otterbein
Aboard a cruise ship, guests enjoy scenic views of Baltimore's historical Inner Harbor, a classic dinner buffet, and a caring wait staff
Sightseer Whale & Dolphin Trips
- Wildwood
Marine biologist narrates three-hour tours that traverse waters around Wildwood in search of dolphins and whales
Slim & FIT Glen Mills
- Concord
Trainers lead classes including Zumba's Latin-inspired aerobic dance workout, boxing fitness, and total body conditioning
SJ Koch Electric Boats
- Multiple Locations
Zero-emissions electric boats carry up to 10 passengers through Annapolis or Inner Harbor
Yogi Power Yoga
- Washington
Heated studio fosters detoxification and flexibility as yogi guides pupils through medley of salubrious poses and meditative breathing
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Sports Authority Field's turf trembles beneath the stampeding cleats of the teams in the Mile High Classic, which will showcase some of the country's best collegiate lacrosse in a precursor to May's NCAA Tournament. As reigning national champions, the top-ranked Virginia Cavaliers sprint into the event with last season's national and ACC Player of the Year, Steele Stanwick, whose average of nearly five points per game is among the nation's elite in 2012. The Penn Quakers, meanwhile, roll into the Centennial State with a chance to boost their national ranking by ousting the Cavaliers or carving "Quakers #1" into nearby mountainsides.
Eastpoint 10 Cinemas showcases the latest Hollywood blockbusters on screens that face sloped or stadium-style seating. Digital and 3-D projectors entertain audiences with high-resolution images that virtually pop out of the screen, making viewers feel like a part of the film without having to actually fight off bloodthirsty aliens, wicked witches, or Gerard Depardieu. The theater occasionally pairs screenings with special tie-in events, such as karate demonstrations to go along with martial-arts flicks.
Earth Treks' Climbing Centers are state-of-the-art indoor climbing gyms located in Columbia, Timonium and Rockville, MD. We pride ourselves on offering the best rock climbing in the greater Washington DC, Northern Virginia and Maryland region. Each gym is among the largest in the country with climbing for every skill level.
The Baltimore Blast is a professional indoor soccer team that plays at 1st Mariner Arena.
Every year on the first weekend of May, downtown Baltimore's streets bustle as tens of thousands of moviegoers visit local theaters to watch films shot, directed, and edited around the globe. The Maryland Film Festival, like a freakish hurdle sprinter, runs for four days and showcases about 50 feature films and 75 short pieces—ranging from documentaries to animations—many of which are presented by their respective filmmakers or celebrity guest hosts. Past hosts have included Ian MacKaye and Branford Marsalis, and legendary filmmaker John Waters regularly makes an appearance at the festival, hosting a feature film of his choice. Attendees may also stimulate and expand their sensory palates with international flicks, a three-dimensional movie, and a vintage silent film synced to live music.
Boordy, owned and operated by the R.B. Denford family, is the oldest winery in the Baltimore area. Stepping onto the Boordy property is like walking through a delicious wormhole into a nostalgic past where everyone had wine. Confront tipsy ghosts in the 1830s stone wine cellar as you and a friend, loved one, or sentient android sample the available oak-aged cabernets, vivid chardonnays, seyval blancs, and more. After whetting your taste for vino, you'll get to drink an entire glass of non-reserve wine and even take home a Boordy wine glass for at-home elixirs of coffee and orange juice.


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Bump. 2005.
Hey, we did beat him in the A10 championship many years back. But, for some reason why I cannot tell,is when did our fans start to be so "nasty". Never saw this years ago. I thought GW was a classy or preppy school which would show creativity in their harrasment. But vulgar and ignorant comments coming from a good academic school begs one to wonder who these fans represent. But I think its kind of universal now. Whenever an opposing goalie gives up a goal to the Nashville Predators the fans yell, "You Suck". When I first heard that I wondered, "Wow, what a brillient statement, and well thought out". I think when I hear that I think that the fans that actually say it suck themselves. Dumb asses.
I just like this thread and so does GWHoops!
Does the colonial army really have captains?
If they did, they don't anymore
I remember him yawning after that game was the root of my celebration when we beat them in the A10 tournament !!!!
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These three numbers were wrongly drawn as the winning combination in a Pepsi bottle cap promotion in the early 90s.
This man is now serving a 150-year sentence for being responsible for the largest known crime
of fraud in US and possibly world history. He was sentenced in 2009 and is a former stock
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This man is the inspiration for the Academy Award-nominated film Catch Me If you Can.This
person famously pretended to be a doctor and pilot among other things.
During the golden age of Dutch history, this flower became so popular that one bulb sold for ten
times the wage of a day labourer.
This is a scam principally involving a bundle of cash padded inside with sheets of paper cut in the
size of money.
In 1973, US President Richard Nixon said this now classic quote "I am not a ______" to dispel
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In his 2004 book "My Prison Without Bars" this athlete admitted that he bet on his own team
while he was still playing – confirming rumors that he was involved in gambling during his
career. Despite claiming that he never bet against his team, he has never been allowed into the
Hall of Fame of his sport despite his great career stats.
This CNN reporter was arrested by police back in 2008 at Central Park after volunteering that he
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neck and the other tied to his genitals.
Contrary to popular belief, it was NOT Ferdinand Magellan who coined the name "Filipinas". Magellan originally named the islands that he saw "Islas de ____ ____" because he found the Philippines during this saint's feast day.
During the end of the Second World War, over 1 million Filipinos lost their lives as a direct
result of the war. Out of these, two hundred thousand died of an epidemic due to this disease.
This president was the one tasked to do most of the reconstruction of the country following
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This bridge that spans over the Pasig River is Asia's first ever suspension bridge.
This was the highest position in the Kataas-taasan Kagalang-galangang Katipunan na Mga Anak
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Who was the first vice-president of the Philippines to have successfully become president later
in his/her life?
This province was the first province established under the American period. This northern Luzon
province is named for the native word that means "lake where water does not drain".
This group of islands was reinstated as a province in March after the Supreme Court ruled that
they met the criteria for provincehood. The islands are located just off the northeastern coast of
This was the term for the educated upper class during the Spanish Regime. This group was
typically composed of the gobernadorcillo, the cabeza de baranggays and the awardees of civil
1. The pathogen or disease-causing agent in Mad Cow Disease is NOT a living thing and is actually
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specific type of misfolded protein that is known to cause infections of the nervous system.
True or False. Ganymede is larger than Earth.
What country has the highest number of scientists per capita?
Evangelista Torricelli invented which famous scientific device?
This type of bird was the type that Charles Darwin collected while studying natural selection in
the Galapagos Island.
This tightly wound coil of wire could be turned into an electromagnet when current is passed
through it due to the generated magnetic field of the flow of electrons through the coil.
The microscope was invented in which European country?
This Siberian-born scientist was the one responsible for creating the earliest known version of
the periodic table of elements.
1. After Palawan, this is largest island in the Philippines that is only comprised of one province.
Addis Ababa is the capital of this Northern African country that is also the second most populous
country in the continent.
This European country that is not in the Euro-zone is known as Teyrnas Unedig in one of the
nation's major languages.
This is the smallest sovereign state in South America with an area of around 64 000 sq mi.
In terms of land area, this peninsular country in Europe is the closest to the Philippines. The
margin is less than 1% of the relative total of their land areas. According to the 2010 report of
the IMF, this country had the fifth largest economy in Europe and the tenth largest in the world.
This Asian nation is only behind Lithuania in terms of the highest suicide rates in the world. It is
estimated that 31 out of 100,000 people in this country will commit suicide.
Excluding countries with abbreviated names like USA and UK, the shortest country names are
the ones with four letters. Name four of the ten nations with four-lettered names.
This nation can also be called Bharat in its citizens' native tongue.
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Lest anyone be confused: CMUCL and SBCL's garbage collectors are essentially identical, and CMUCL has had a generational garbage collector since...a very long time ago.
While the code in the two GCs might be essentially identical, that doesn't really mean that their performance characteristics are. There are many important performance improvements in the memory management of sbcl which never made it back to cmucl. Some of those improvements were in the GC, others in related areas like the fast path of the memory allocation sequence. As a result of those, cmucl can take 2x the time sbcl does to run an allocation-heavy program and spend 5x as long in the GC for it [*].
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It takes a finely tuned ear to pick out the songs in a babel of birds. Most of us can recognize the whistle of a robin and the piping of a whippoorwill, but to hear the whole symphony, you need an interpreter.
When I find one, I follow her into the woods and hang on every word. One May, I went along with the Wisconsin Society for Ornithology's Barbara Duerksen, who was leading a bird hike into the Kickapoo Valley Reserve in southwest Wisconsin.
The unusual topography of the 8,569-acre reserve — prairie savannah and marshes, cool valleys and sun-soaked cliffs — makes it breeding habitat for more than 100 species of birds and a stop for many others heading north to boreal forest."The biggest problem of birding here is figuring out where to go, because there are a lot of great places," said Duerksen, who lives in nearby Richland Center.
From the visitors center, we borrowed binoculars and walked down a trail that the previous year, Duerksen said, had to be
widened because a snapping turtle made a nest on it.
Soon, she began picking out bird calls — the meow of a catbird, the metallic chink of an Eastern towhee, the unison call of sandhill cranes in the distance.
"Let's go on, maybe we'll see some birds," she said. "It seems as if we ought to be able to see the towhee pretty close." But another bird distracted her.
"Oh, hear that little descending squeal?" she said. "That's a blue-gray gnatcatcher. They decorate their nests with lichen, and it looks just like a knot on a branch. It has a little tiny downward squeak; you can see it feeding."
Looking and listening
The morning was cool and gray, with a little mist — good for us, because it kept the birds close to the ground and
feasting on insects.
Overhead, someone spotted a brown bird hunkered on a bare branch, and we all lifted our scopes and tried to find it; even with help, it was hard.
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"I'm thinking it's a nighthawk," Duerksen said. "They're the ones I tend to see or hear most around town. They have a bzzzt-bzzzt sound when flying around; they make a rushing sound with their wings."
We were lucky, she said, to catch it roosting where we could see it.
"Its feathers have markings that are just like lichen on a branch," Duerksen said. "Once you see something like this, you can fix the image in your head, and it's easier to see it again."
We continued down the trail, into a stand of the white pines that were fooled into flourishing far south of their normal habitat.
"Hear that Tennessee warbler singing up ahead?" Duerksen asked. "It has a three-part chirpy trill thing."
We passed a shale outcropping, and a deer shot past. But everyone was looking at a bright-yellow warbler, which obligingly flew right into the spot on which I'd trained my binoculars.
"That's a common warbler — 'swee-swee-sweet, how sweet,' " she said.
Duerksen has been listening to birds for many years.
"I have bad eyesight, and the first thing that attracted me about birds is their songs," she said. "The first thing I
remember is asking my mother the difference between a robin call and an oriole, and she knew.
"I grew up in Kansas, and if you have Western meadowlark, you don't need Prozac. It's instant cheer — you're going down the road, and you hear this gorgeous bubbly song."
At the edge of a marsh, we watched red-winged blackbirds swinging from the tops of cattails and swallows swooping
A deer stood on the opposite end of the marsh; as I looked at it through my binoculars, I saw a coot pop its head out of the rushes, followed by its partner.
Walking toward the Kickapoo River, we heard the gurgle of a cowbird and the hollow tap of a yellow-bellied sapsucker.
As we approached a new covered bridge, one of 12 in the reserve, the sapsucker flew ahead of us and onto a wooden pillar of the bridge.
In the still air, the rat-tat-tat of the sapsucker on the bridge sounded abnormally loud, almost like the report of a gun.
When I asked why the bird was tapping at wood it knew wouldn't yield sap, Duerksen shrugged, as if the answer was obvious.
"It's mating season," she said. "It makes a cool sound."
Starting and stopping
A bird hike is a good excuse to get into the woods and inhale the ambrosia of spring air, heavy with the fragrance of damp earth and growing things. But don't count on getting a lot of exercise.
"I try to take a walk every day, but on a great warbler day, it takes 45 minutes to get down the driveway," Duerksen says. "There goes the aerobic value of a walk, but that's OK."
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Bird watchers come to Duluth's Hawk Ridge to watch the fall migration.
As birds start to migrate and become more active, naturalists will hold hikes all over the region, helping beginning as well
as experienced birders spot birds and identify their calls.
In the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge in the Twin Cities, volunteer interpreter Craig Mandel leads bird-watching treks, each time to a different part of the refuge.
In mid-April, he says, hikers will see sparrows and perhaps osprey, peregrine falcons and great blue herons. In early May, they'll spot shorebirds, the first warblers and, perhaps, trumpeter swans; later, nesting birds will join the mix.
"There's not any bird not worth looking at," says Mandel, who leads 50 to 70 field trips a year.
He has been birding seriously since 1985 and taught himself by listening to bird calls on tape, over and over, just as if he
were learning a foreign language.
Every winter, he listens to the tapes again to brush up. Amateurs shouldn't feel bad if they don't catch on right away, he says.
"For me, it was a real struggle," he says. "It's a lot of work. You'll never learn it all, which is one thing I kind of like about it."
The payoff comes in spring, when the symphony starts anew, and he's there to listen.
"Every month should be May," Mandel says. "The birds, the flowers — it's just great."
Trip Tips: Bird hikes
Most hikes go out rain or shine; an overcast or even drizzly day often is better than a warm, sunny day for spotting
Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes. Bring binoculars and a field guide. Often, centers lend binoculars and/or guides to participants on hikes; call ahead to check.
Below are some of the spring hikes held around the region from late April through May; check nearby state parks, wildlife refuges and nature centers for others.
Spring Warbler Walks in Duluth. In May, members of the Duluth Audubon Society lead
walks at 6:30 a.m. Tuesdays from the Western Waterfront Trail lot in West Duluth and 6:30 a.m. Thursdays from the Park Point
Recreation Center lot.
Spring Birding Bird Hikes at Crex Meadows in Grantsburg, Wis., 8-10 a.m.
Bird Watching Walks at Sibley State Park near New
London, Minn.
Bird Walks at 6:30 a.m., Beaver Creek Reserve near Stanley, Wis., east of
Chippewa Falls.
Bird Watching Treks, Minnesota Valley National Wildlife
Refuge at Rapids Lake Visitors Center in the southwest Minneapolis suburb of Carver, 4-6 p.m.
Native Plant and Bird Hike at the Kickapoo Valley Reserve near La Farge, Wis., 8-11 a.m. Register in advance.
Guided Bird Walks, monthly at Effigy Mounds National Monument three miles north of Marquette, Iowa.
Bird Hikes at Wild River State Park near Taylors Falls, Minn., as part of Seegwan: A Celebration of the Sights and Sounds of Spring.
Bird Hikes in various Minnesota state parks through
Festivals nearly always include hikes and field trips; see Spring bird festivals.Bird Hikes from the DNR field office in Horicon, Wis., part of the Horicon Marsh Bird Festival.
Hikes from the Northern Great Lakes Visitors Center in Ashland, Wis., part of the Chequamegon Bay Bird and Nature Festival.
Bird Hikes in Door County, part of the Festival of Nature at Ridges Sanctuary in
Baileys Harbor, Wis.
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Before I forget, I need to modify references to Jazz activities in Finland. Several readers, after viewing last month's installment, reminded me that there are some 34 jazz festivals each year in Finlandremarkable for a country with a population the size of New Jersey! This, of course, is further evidence to support our initial contention that jazz has a following in Europe that surpasses that in most parts of the United States. For jazz travelers who get to Finland the following festivals are ones to check out: Alandia Jazz & Music Festival, Kalott Jazz & Blues, Keitele Jazz and the Pori festival already cited. Each festival has its own web site but for the big festival picture visit Finland Festivals.
After experiencing the wonderful Baltic music scene I arrived in Oslo and visited the site of the Coliseum where the Lionel Hampton band initiated its 1953 European tour. It was here that performers Annie Ross and George Wallington first experienced booing from audiences. Ironically, in 1953, white performers on European stages were thought to be inferior to blacks when it came to jazz. This is certainly no longer the case as Norwegians have joined the parade of enlightened European cultures in embracing any and all styles and personalities in the world of global jazz. In summer, along the shoreline of Oslo's charming harbor, there are street musicians playing jazz and day visitors who usually arrive on cruise ships often sit and listen while munching on Ludifice (the local fish) sandwiches. Again, there are festivals here in numbers too numerous to mention but a visit to www.festivals.no will be helpful.
In Copenhagen, the Hampton band played dates in KB hallen and at a few private parties certainly contributed to the emergence of Denmark as a leading European center of Jazz. It was Thad Jones who followed Hamp in the 50's and his arrangements led to the founding of the Danish Radio Big Bandthe most established group of its kind on the continent. Upon arrival, I immediately went to Tivoli because the Tivoli big band usually has Danish Radio musicians in its chairs. For jazz fans there is no experience quite like a visit to Tivoli. The sheer beauty of the park, the gardens and the eateries all integrated into a truly magic kingdom (Tivoli was the original inspiration for Disneyland) is breathing in itself but when you hear the sound of the Tivoli Big Band playing Basie and Kenton charts you won't ever want to leave. I interviewed leader Peder Krageup and tenor man Pernille Bevort and marveled at the outstanding swing achievements of this band.
Copenhagen was a fitting place to conclude my trip because it symbolizes, like no other city in Europe with the exception of Paris, the intense dedication and commitment to the development of jazz awareness that exists everywhere on the continent. Americans who travel to Europe will be astounded at the jazz presence there. I've been asked to write more on this subject and will hopefully return to it in future columns.
Fall Openings 2005
The fall jazz scene in Gotham has been more frantic than ever with Jazz at Lincoln Center garnering more and more jazz headlines and elbowing out other programming news because of the epic nature of events there.
Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola has grown by proverbial leaps and bounds since just last spring. The special ambiance, the locale, and the striking number of popular shows have combined to make the room the city's hottest for first nighters .The club is in the middle of a Diet Coke festival for Women jazzers and is featuring a cornucopia of outstanding performers.
I was present for Toshiko Akyoshi's trio performance and welcomed the opportunity to see this legend apart from her large ensemble. Choosing her repertoire with familiar care, Toshiko wove impressive improvisational tapestries around "Just one of those things and Clifford Brown's "Minor Mood. Her pianism, with its frolicking textures, was especially delightful in the context of Dizzy's hushed sophistication. Upcoming headliners include Cyrus Chestnut, Barbara Carroll, George Cables and Randy Weston. The room's popularity is so enormous that mostly all shows are SRO.
Wynton Marsalis led the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra in its season premiere performance with a show dubbed KC and the Counta retrospective of Kansas City jazz from Benny Moten to Count Basie. With new musicians' pianist Dan Nimmer, trumpeter Sean Jones and trombonist Vincent Gardner leading the way, the band roared its way through some of the most seminal music in the history of swing. The evening focused on arrangements by Neal Hefti, Eddie Durham and Tadd Dameron and the band swung wildly. Marsalis led the impressive soloing in an intriguing "conversation with drummer Ali Jackson and Frank Wess provided another highlight with his boudoir tenor rendition of "Blue and Sentimental.
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Because I did it last year, I'll do it again now…
The Year in A, B, C's: A Retrospective, Alphabetical Look Back at 2007.
A- Activism. This year I finally started acting rather than just wishing, or thinking. Everyone should chose something to work towards, an unselfish goal that really gets your goat. Mine is animal rights.
B- Breakup. Did you know that Dave and I broke up in March? Nope, I don't think many people did know. It didn't last long, but in that short time, my heart was wrenched out of my chest and stomped on, and then placed back in my chest again, bruised and battered. Now, however, I am totally over it! Three cheers for the tenacity of hearts! Hip hip horray!
C- Carnivale in Venice- I have always wanted to go to Venice during the festival, and this year we finally did, and it was beautiful!
D- Dogsitting. Dave and I began dogsitting in August, and it has been crazy, tiring, emotional, fun, frustrating, and rewarding, all at the same time. And it is helping us save for our trips, so I can't complain (too much).
E- Excellent Live Music Scene. Amsterdam, you seriously kick ass for live music. It was SUCH a good year for concerts, and I saw acts that I have been waiting to see for ages!
F- Family. This year, I met my paternal grandmother and aunt for the second time ever. We sat in pubs in Dublin and talked and talked and talked and it was just….awesome. So awesome.
G- Gym, yes gym. For three or four months, I went every day, sometimes twice a day, and the rewards were outstanding. I've never felt so great in my entire life. I'll definitely be back in the New Year.
H- Helicopter Pilot. Hang in there, buddy! You'll be home soon! Then maybe you'll finally come and visit?
I- Immigration. Huh?…I can stay? …For 5 years? Really? Fucking RAD.
J- Josh Ritter. Saw him AGAIN this year, for the third time. Sweet. As always.
K- totally can't think of anything for K! How about my mom, Kim? She and Steve came to visit recently, and brought me sweet relish and swedish fish! Gotta love her!
L- Lola, my steadfast little girl. If every dog that we watched were as cool and chill as her, then this dogsitting bidness would be sweet as. However, this year has been all about trying to get her to lose weight, the little porker!
M- Mylo. We got him on a whim in Paris, and have regretted it ever since. I mean… No, seriously, the dog is so cuddly and cute, it's hard not to love him. Even though he eats shit.
N- National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). I got to 12,000 words, so missed the mark by more than half, BUT! I have the beginning of a book that I will continue to work on without the pressure of finishing it within 30 days, so I'm happy with that!
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R- Rock Werchter. 4 days of camping, great music, and friends in the Belgian countryside…oh, and glowstick charades!
S- Sharkattack. My award-winning Halloween costume! Nothing like running around half-naked through town, wearing a home-made shark, drunk as a skunk with 2 Ghostbusters! We raked in the prizes at 3 different places over the course of 2 days celebrating. Man, I love Halloween.
T- Travel. This year was supposed to be the year of travel, going to at least one place a month, but sadly we only got to Ireland, Belgium, France and Italy. Next year, however, will be better.
U- Under the weather. In January, I was sick for 2 weeks. Who gets sick for 2 weeks? Not me (usually). I nearly NEVER get sick unless it is self-induced (read: hangover), so this really shocked me.
V- Veganism. Back on track. If you are vegetarian, you should, for the exact same reasons, consider veganism. But I've said enough about that over the past year, so I won't get into it here again.
W- Wheels, Mikey. And Ryan. (Had to get crafty with this one, as M was already taken.) This year, Mike Williams from my hometown came to visit with his friend Ryan, and we loved having them over. You guys are welcome any time! The only bad thing was that you wouldn't let me fuss over you as much as I'd have liked. Next time, bitches!
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Firstly a bit about yourself, who are your musical inspirations when it comes to what you listen to? Is it a Dj, or maybe even a venue?
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Travis Harvey and Brandon Harris of Hagerstown allegedly attacked them out of nowhere.
"They were older men in their 50s or 60s and they were approached by two younger men," said Sgt. Paul Kifer of the Hagerstown Police.
Officers said the two suspects broke off a pole to beat the men.
"When they came into the pavilion, they attacked them, striking them in the head with the two metal poles as they slept," said Kifer.
Officers say the senseless act didnt stop here. They went on to rob the men of the little money they had. "Theres no way these gentlemen could defend themselves sleeping; its unfortunate," said
The park closes at 10 p.m., and its against park policies to stay on the property after hours, let alone, sleep there.
"Not to say the victim deserved it, but its not well lit at night; its a place you shouldnt be," said Kifer.
Reach Caregivers are hoping more of Hagerstowns homeless will consider turning to them rather than the streets.
"Reach Center helps with housing and mental health services, anything they need we try to help with," said Jill Parker of the Reach Caregivers.
They have helped people like Stacie Cortez, who was homeless for almost two years before coming to the center.
"I am shocked that it happened. Ive been hearing lately homeless people being mugged and raped," said Stacie Cortez, who has been homeless for almost two years.
It was a crime committed in the dead of night that investigators are hoping to shed some light on.
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The sting of finishing 2nd place in the U.S. Open on Sunday was hopefully cut short today as Tiger Woods announces he is a father.
Tiger, 31, and his wife Elin Nordegren welcomed a daughter named Sam Alexis on Monday, July 18th.
On his website, Tiger makes this statement:
"Both Elin and Sam are doing well and resting peacefully. We want to thank our doctors and the hospital staff for all their dedicated and hard work. This is truly a special time in our lives and we look forward to introducing Sam to our family and friends over the next few weeks. We thank everyone for their well wishes and continued respect of our privacy."
Married for 2 years, this is the first child for the golf superstar and his Swedish wife. Lucky for Tiger, little Sam made her appearance a couple of weeks early freeing Tiger up for the British Open in July.