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When you think of the Sprint Car scene in Ohio a few names that come to your mind might be Mark Keegan, Byron Reed, or John Ivy. Two names that might not be on that list are Craig Mintz and Brock Mayes. Both Craig and Brock just completed their rookie season this past year and turned a few heads in the process. The two rookie sensations ran weekly at the Attica Raceway Park and Fremont Speedway during the 2003 season.
Craig, who is in his senior year at Gibsonburg High School, got his first taste of Sprint Car racing at the young age of five when his father took him to watch the greats like Johnny Beaber and Mark Keegan. He began his career in 1993 running go-karts. After seven years in the karts, Mintz, moved into the ever popular 305 Sprint class.
Brock, the older of the two rookie hot shoes at age twenty-four works in the family owned construction business as project coordinator and safety director. Mayes racing career got started off in 1998 in the 305 Sprint class.
After both establishing their skill in the 305 division Craig and Brock made the move to full size Sprints in 2003. Craig teamed up with Ohio car owner Dick Sabo while Brock ran the family owned car.
As most rookie drivers expect, intimidation was a factor which both had to cope with coming into the start of the season. "At first it was very intimidating running weekly against guys like Byron Reed, John Ivy, and Mark Keegan."
"Those guys are among the best in the business and just a few years back I was sitting in the stands watching and cheering for them," Mintz said.
Mayes also felt the intimidation coming into the 2003 season. "I won't lie, I did feel a little intimidated moving into the 410 division."
"In my third 410 race I led the twenty-one laps of the feature before a caution came out. On the restart I did a wheel stand down the front stretch and lost the lead with four laps to go. After that race the intimidation of the other guy's I raced against turned into what drove me to race as hard as I could," Mayes said.
Jumping from the 305 Sprints to the more powerful 410 Sprints didn't take long for the duo to get use to. "The main thing was the transfer of speed from the 410 compared to the 305 that impressed me.The corners appear so much faster and having the extra power allows a mess up now and then but will usually get you out trouble most of the time," Mintz said.
Brock found the extra horsepower to his liking. "Adjusting to the extra horsepower was not that hard to do with the speed," Mayes said. "I love it, it took a little adjusting on throttle control but other than that it was great."
A major confidence booster came for young Craig back in July of last season running against the All Stars at Fremont Speedway during Ohio Sprint Speedweek. Craig came home in a impressive fourth place finish against some of the best drivers in the country. "When I came off the track I was upset with myself for letting another driver get under me and take third place away," Mintz said.
"To make the feature and to place in the top five was undescribable with words to do in my rookie year."
The 2003 season was full of learning curves for both rookie drivers. "Establishing a good relationship with my car owner and the other drivers that I raced against was really important for me to learn," Craig said.
Brock learned to be more patient as driver on the track this year. "I feel I learned more patients this year as a driver on the track. I also learned the more questions you ask to people that have been around for a long time can only do you good," Brock said.
Looking back on their first season in the 410 Sprint division both drivers were very happy with the outcome. "I was really happy with the racing on the track and how the crew worked," Mintz recalled.
Brock would have like to change a few things in his first year with the 410 division. " I would of liked to change a few times we ran second and third but who wouldn't? Looking back we had one heck of a good time and I feel lucky that I am able to do this and have the support of my dad, crew, and sponsors,'' Mayes said.
At season end Craig and Brock were honored with the co-rookie of the year award at both Attica and Fremont. Craig finished up the year seventh in the Attica point chase and sixth in the Fremont point chase. Brock rode home with an impressive third place finish in the Fremont point chase and seventh in the final Attica run down.
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John Lydon has admitted he regrets bringing the late Sid Vicious into The Sex Pistols.Talking to The Independent, Lydon said: "Poor Sid. Once you start on that heroin trail of self pity, it's gone. I'm sorry, God, for the day I brought Sid into the band. He felt so isolated, poor old Sid, because he wasn't the sharpest knife on the block.
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Backed-up by her exceptionally talented six bandmates whom she met at NEC (Connor Baker - drums, Evan Allen - piano, Dorsey Bass - bass, Bobby Spellman - Trumpet, Katie Seiler - vocals, Rachel Panitch - violin and vocals), The Dreamer is a tenderly crafted record, a definitive smorgasbord of Neha's life experiences. Rooted in her love affair with jazz, folk, blues, and her mother's long standing classical Indian musical training, the record results in a gorgeously personal and open account of Neha's life and deepest vulnerabilities, painted in piercing melodies and whimsically crafted arrangements.
"Music is as necessary to me as food or air" says the first generation Indian-American singer-songwriter. "Leaving the life I led in San Francisco [at Google] and starting all over was one of the hardest things I've ever done, but definitely the most gratifying as well. I spent so much of my life dancing around [creativity], wishing I could be part of that community of creating music and art, but never had the courage to follow through. Finally I just realized I owed it to myself to really go for it, head first. Everyone should have the chance to pursue what they've always envisioned for themselves."
Neha currently resides in Brooklyn, NY where she teaches on the faculty at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music in Park Slope and at the Jalopy Theater and Music School in Red Hook. You can purchase Neha's debut album or stream it at www.nehamusic.bandcamp.com, Amazon, iTunes and Spotify.
The young singer was raised in New Jersey by strict Indian family (at the Lizard, she distributed a charming postcard in full sari and traditional jewelry with the caption, "This is me as a child and that is my cousin. These outfits are real"). She got an economics degree at Northwestern, did a stint at Google, and then enrolled in the masters program at New England Conservatory. (The photo here is from a performance at Scullers.) She now lives in Brooklyn (natch).
At the Lizard, Neha was in the deep-jazz vein, singing and playing a string of originals that had the classic sound of the Great American Songbook, with her own cheeky lyrics ("Don't get all boyfriend-y with me/. . . just give me some affection"). She had a warm, pliant voice, and a sharp band (Bobby Spellman on trumpet, bassist Frank Ojeda, and drummer Connor Baker). I'll look forward to hearing them again soon...
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I felt like a child in a candyshop, a kaleidoscope of colors. I ran my fingers around the rough edges of the yarn, stout and warm. It would live around me eventually, reminding me of winters past and winters to come. The comfort of the yarn was familiar in its look and its smell: Sunday afternoons with Grandma on the couch, the smell of pulao floating through the hallway, my 10 year old self taking cold metal needles, wrapping the frayed yarn. Knit 1, Purl 2, Knit 1, Purl 2 , staring intently, scrunching my face from concentrating so hard.
As I got better, the act of knitting became a ride, fluid and automated. knit 1, purl 2, knit 1, purl 2, knit 1, purl 2. Textured yarn hugging my cold metal needles. Clink clink, clink clink, went the needles as I quickened my pace, yarn like a fruit by the foot unraveling.
You are a ball of yarn. You are compact and quiet but as you unravel, you take up space.
You are soft.
You are strong. Don't let anyone mistake you for anything lesser.
You feel like home. At the end of a long day, you are there, and quite, and reassuring.
You are shape shifting. Weaving yourself through needles as if their ends do not even touch you. Your softness cannot be torn. Your patterns will not be undone.
You are warm.
You are home.
You are strong.
The yarn reminded me of genes. Wrapping tightly round the fiber of my being, of my I, in and out, in and out, until a girl, and then a woman, spins silently from mom and dad, from mom and dad.
I remember falling asleep on the train to the rhythm of your needles, in and out, in and out, until I made it home and wondered what it'd turn into later. I'll never know, but your furrowed brow and tight lips told me that whatever it was, it would be something special for someone special. Dad used to braid my hair when mom was away, in and out, in and out, and he'd laugh, proud, and I'd laugh, embarrassed, the knitted knotted braids a mess upon my head, the schoolyard. The smell of hard-boiled eggs in salt-water as I left home, knowing too young how people look at others and think cunty thoughts.
My mom used to peel the green beans…
Taffy pull, sticky gooey, separating the licorice pieces on by one, pulling on them like I was unpeeling a banana, sticky gooey.
It smelt like burnt cherries, with remnants of strawberry and anise. I'd been saving this piece. An after swim treat, my lips parched, back sunburnt, a piece of licorice and a cold glass of fizzy strawberry lemonade.
Bright red like the first summer sunset, the glean on the licorice made it even more enticing. Flashes of sweet red sparkled across as I sunk my two front teeth in, gummy along the ridges of my teeth, in my mouth, in my mouth.
I could feel it sticking stubbornly to my molars, I didn't care. I was so happy, under the sun, with my cherry licorice, sticky gooey.
Cherry licorice reminded me of the happy of happiest days, a spin on the coney island carousel, sinking my feet into warm sand, hopping on my bike, riding through late spring New York City streets, alive, curious and filled to the brim with love, a love for all that's simple and good in the world.
You are spiced and sweet. Full of color, black beauty. You turn, twist, move with confidence. Mouth fulls of childhood. Stuck on teeth like nostalgia.
A namesake that makes me wonder. Now I am more interested in you without ice.
Twizzlers at the movies. My mom, always, Twizzlers at the movies. She taught me about the drug store before the movies, and stuffing your prizes in your purse so they can't see them or take them from you. It was something to count on, and one way to say I love you is to say, I know what you love. At the drugstore before the car rides my brother and I would pick out the snacks and it was Twizzlers for Mom, always.
Always in the mornings she'd shake me, who loved school but hated waking, even then, ,and sometimes when I wouldn't get up it was a dixie cup of water to the face, the lick of the cold enough to bring me to the world for the day.
Have you ever noticed how Twizzlers smell like crayons? Have you ever in your life met a person who enjoys black liquorice? I hate hating a black anything, but the taste of it is wrong, a factory mistake that somehow people accepted as candy.
Back to the movies with my mom. The rustling susurous of the bag at a quiet part always made me feel more guilty than it should have, how dare my pinky finger twitch inside the bag at the sad quiet part, how dare I crackle crackle, sending nose through the quiet black, cutting the white light with my greed?
Laces frayed, blackened at the ends from being untied too many times, then stepped on. White as vanilla bean, they now had the faint look of age, weathered and tattered from the rain and my hard stride. I felt like a child in them, petite and small against the rest of the world, a timid conversation in a grandiose and vast world.
The smell of canvas was strong and deliberate, the soles rubbery and peeled, but I still wore them religiously. They were my Saturday morning shoes. I took them out for a spin with my morning coffee, 2 sugars and whole milk, my Saturday ritual. A moment of routine and familiarity amidst the bombastic New York morning.
The red piping along the edges of my shoe, so subtle but my favorite part. I knew I'd out grow them soon, but for now they would do.
I take my time deciding. I need to make sure you're the right fit.
You like a fun night out, but you feel like regret. Like pain. Superficial confidence, pumped through media images and supermodel dreams, superimposed on my ego.
Heel to toe, I am a goddess.
Head to toe, I am modest and uncomfortable.
I look tall but don't feel grounded.
I can't feel ground.
I only feel you.
My toe, the second from left on the left foot, hurts, but everyone will look at me if I don't wear shoes today. It's also winter, and even though the bitter bites through the leather, they're necessary, another shield, another coat of armor.
I can smell them wearing down. I wear the brown scuffed boots every day, a creature of habit in a world that wears you down when you stay the same and it changes, but oh well. They're the ones that hurt my toes the least.
My stocking-ed feet rub the insides like a mother rubs vix vapor rub on your chest, comforting but the cough is still there. My toe rubs one too many times and I can feel the penny water seeping slowly into the leather but i'm not where i need to be yet, not even close. I'll bleed stubbornly into my old leather boots that carry me daily because I'm cheap and I'm broke and New York City is breaking me slowly, but at least my shoes are broken in, accustomed to the cold of the wind and the wind of the looks from the people.
I think this cold has been wearing us all down. As a resolution to pump us up, myself and two wonderfully talented musician friends, Kim Mayo and Ashni Dave, have decided to embark on a three week journey of daily object writing exercises.
Object writing is a tool used by lyricists and writers, as a way to deep dive into writing. It works upon engaging all of your senses – writing from the perspective of touch, taste, smell, sight, sound, plus two other sense: organic sense which is your awareness of inner bodily functions – pulse, heartbeat, muscle tension, etc. And Kinesthetic sense – roughly your sense of relation to the world around you like when you're on a train and get seasick, the world around you blurs.
Each day for the next three weeks we'll choose a different object every morning, and writing upon that. Please join us and submit your exercises to us! We want this to be a community experience! I'll be posting our first three object adventures. Yarn, Shoe, and Licorice
By her bed it rested, asleep and waiting to be stirred, much like the owner herself. A gift from her closest friend, a way for her to articulate her most private thoughts.
The pages smelled musty, of old library books, a smell that instantly comforted her. She ran her finger down the spine of the notebook, feeling its hard edge, imagining pages that would come to life with the touch of her pen to the paper.
She sat at her desk, staring intently into the cherry leather bound cover. This was her first grown up journal, no pictures of fairies or purple flowers on the cover, just a simple leather bound book for her to fill her imagination with. She sat a bit longer, taking in the sound of the morning silence around her, only the fait hum of the heater hissing, creating a pillowy ostinato for her first entry.
The blank pages stared at her and stared at her. The cream colored pages were becoming blurry the longer she stared, the navy inked lines on the page doubling under the intent of her stare. She stared and they stared. The pages stared.
The sound, so familiar , each hour on the hour, reminding us all.
Pendulum swings left and right, synchronized and predictable, lyrical and fluid like the stream that bubbles outside.
Laughter emanates in the house, small and big voices alike, weaving in and out of the large brassy sound of the clock.
The wood has aged, much like the story the clock tells, dark and light stain, smell of oak and cherries.
I run my hand down the smooth edge of the wood, splinter pin pricks my finger, deep ruby dotting my finger.
Sunday, the clock says to me. I think of the sundays before, the years before, how many minutes, seconds, hours the clock has ticked by, what she has seen, how many lives.
Salty cracked red pepper dots my lips, they sting and throb from the pulsating heat of the habanero salsa.
I take a chip and go back for more, diving the chip into the lime green spread. I can see the seeds from the habanero sprinkled throughout the salsa, boasting their firey deadliness.
I smell the peppery hotness, mixed with the tanginess of the lime, and my mouth craves more. I take another bite, the heat sends a shiver through my body. I can't take it, but I want more. Breeze under the palm trees wafts over me, cooling me as the habanero melts mischievously on my taste buds. I feel the hard edge of a seed on my tongue and take it between my teeth, sucking every last hint of fire out of that bite.
A dizziness sets in me for a moment as I relax from the spiciness of the last bite, then overcome with energy anew as I hear the song of the breeze rustling the leaves of the palm.
I dive in again to the sea of tart, smokey and green, ready for another bite.
The brisk fall mint chill hovered through the air. I waited patiently on the side of the street, heart vibrating, waiting for him to pick me up.
The motorcycle shined like new – I could smell the freshness of paint as it masterfully blended with the fall crisp in the air.
The hard cold metal felt kind and warm against my body. As I sat down behind him I held on tightly, full of promise at where the shiny black motorcycle would take us tonight.
As we zipped down the lantern studded streets, the world swirled around me, colorful shapes and splashes of momentum. My vision blurred around me, and a twinge shot up my spine. As I help on tightly to his waist, grabbing at the fibers of his tufted wool exterior, I knew I'd never forget this moment.
The motorcycle danced up and down the streets of twilight Boston, humming along its soft lullaby. As we tore through the icy October night, wind hugging my eyes, I held on tighter, taking in the smell of the night sky, the motorcycle, and him making an indelible memory.
I dive deeply, down. The saran-wrapped glistening surface of the sea splits open as my body submerges, deeper and deeper into the beauty of the underworld.
The pearl lays proudly, cradled by its translucent shell, edges strong and deliberate against the soft comfort of the pearl.
I can't smell down here, but the hint of muskiness of old ships that may have capsized nearby come into my mind, and once again my eye goes to the serenity of the stark white pearl, the beacon of hope grounding the flurry of the sea. I near closer to the pearl, all around me the swishing of playful tigerfish tickling my ear.
The pearl, even more luminescent up close, shines like the brightest treasure of the sea. I long to touch it, but fear the power that it holds on me, as if even grazing the pearl with my fingertips would offset the balance of mother earth and her ocean. I still, looking at the pearl, and then up at the mouth of the sea, overcome by the vastness and the gravity of the world around me.
She kept it outside and the newness of it slowly rusted overtime. She had no choice and could not keep it anywhere else. She loved that thing and had picked it out herself, years ago in San Francisco. The bleeding heart red drew her immediately to it. She knew it was hers and she had to have it. Even though it had an XS written on it, it felt grandiose. The frame was sturdy and reliable, artfully crafted. The sheen of the red emanated like a sparkling ruby, and all around, a smell of newness wafted through the air -like she was a child again picking out her first bike with the pom-pommed handle bars, dad right by her side. She remembered taking the bike for a test ride across the frenetic streets of San Francisco. It was exhilarating to see the city in this new way – as if she was in a revolving door floating from one moment to the next, riding high on her shiny new bicycle.


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I searched the forms and couldn't find much on it. I wanted to hear from other photographers what their preference for monitor was.
In my opinion, I always have thought that the glossy apple cinema displays were amazing in terms of viewing an image. But after researching a bit further, I came to find that a lot of photographers do not like these due to the glare and headaches and eye problems that can result from this after long period of editing.
It also seems, that like printing glossy, the contrast and saturation can be a bit more intense than with lustre or matt.
I want to have the best "affordable" possible editing experience and can already relate to the issues of having to stare at a screen for 6+ hours a day of editing.
It seems that a glossy screen might be the best for displaying a final image for your client, but maybe matt would be better to edit on - easier on eyes, no glare, consistent colors from different angles, and maybe more true to life rendering of colors and contrast.
Any thoughts? I'm on a La Cie CRT right now and need an upgrade! Looking to spend $500 or less (used is just fine) and as my monitor right now is maybe 6+ years old, most monitors over the past few years I'm guessing would be a huge upgrade.
A lot depends on where your monitor is located.
I have mine in a spot where I don't get much sun, (North side of the house), and all electrical lighting is above and behind and off to the side of my "glossy" monitor.
I don't notice any difference in glare off of it or my previouse monitor which was more "matte".
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You're right about the display vs. accuracy thing. Showing off photos often looks better on a glossy screen, but matte monitors won't make you fight your reflection all the time, which is a big plus.
That said, keeping your monitor calibrated will go a long way to improving the performance no matter what. I have a MacBook Pro with the glossy screen and I've got it looking pretty accurate. It's not always ideal because of the glare, but it's never crippled my ability to work.
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While the contrast and saturation may be more intense on a monitor with a gloss screen, that's not necessarily what's desired.
Ideally you want to work with a calibrated and profiled monitor where the contrast adjustments are set based on what's 'ideal', not what might be a punchier look that a lot of people subjectively like.
Stan is absolutely right about the reflections. Trying to fight against reflections on a screen is awful. The higher contrast and saturation that can be achieved on a gloss monitor can also be harder on the eyes, which isn't a positive either. Go for a matte screen.
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I absolutely agree with Stan and Bob; buy a matte screen. And, be sure to buy hardware and accompanying software to calibrate your monitor, especially if you plan to make prints from your photos. Even if you don't plan to make prints, calibration is necessary to ensure color accuracy. As for monitor brands, I've heard good things about the Dell Ultrasharp U2410, which sells for less than $500. Downside: Dell's support is truly bad. However, monitors are generally troublefree, so it may be one you may wish to consider.
Thanks so much for your advice. I think honestly I would ideally like to get two....which may be affordable to do in the used range.
I was looking on craigslist and I came across these two that seemed like great buys and a huge upgrade from my current monitor...although not as good as current models of course.
I figured if these were good enough for high end photo editing 4-5 years ago, they should still do excellent jobs not.
Is there any way you could take a quick look at these two and give me your advice?
One is a slightly older monitor, yet cheaper...but it is matte and I would think would be the best option for my eyes and editing. ($250 23" Cinema HD Display)
The other is a bit more expensive, a bit newer, and is the super bright (comparatively) and great looking monitor. It is glossy though and more expensive. ($350 24" LED Cinema Display)
I'm thinking that I should get one of these now and then a year or two down the road, I can always get the other for even far cheaper.
They are both about as low in price as they say they will go and both are in my price range for a used monitor. I suppose I could go to $500 for a brand new, but seems like I should go for a used highest end slightly older model, than a brand new mid-range current one.
Or maybe you have a better suggestion?
Thanks so much for the advice!
Anybody have any thoughts about which monitor I should get?
As far as I know, all Apple Cinema Displays have IPS panels. That's really the key to a monitor that is suitable for colour critical work. Between these two I'd go with the matte display. Having two monitors is a good idea. I have a two-monitor setup and love it. One thing to keep in mind is that the second monitor doesn't really need to be high quality. If you use one for the image and the second for Photoshop tools and palettes and/or Bridge then that second display doesn't have to be high quality because you won't be using it for anything truly critical.
Life is too short to bother with the criminally inane.
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My three-year-old doesn't apply for CPS schools for another year and a half. And I'm already dreading it.
The process itself is grueling enough. We went through it last year with our firstborn, sending applications to over ten schools (a combination of test-based gifted/classical schools and lottery-based magnets), getting tested (sounds like some awful airborne disease, doesn't it?), and waiting anxiously for The Letter. Fortunately, he was accepted into a kindergarten program at a school we thought would be a good fit for him, and he loves everything about it.
Not everyone can say that, though. We're not in the clear, either; what if we're not so lucky the second time around? So much of it is just that, too: luck. If our little guy doesn't get enough sleep the night before the test, or eats something funny, or is just plain "off", that can affect his performance. And tenths of a percent do matter when schools determine who's in and who's out.
If I sound a little jaded, I am. Don't get me wrong: CPS has its many redeeming qualities. My five-year-old is thriving, and the quality of his education is more than I could have hoped for. I myself grew up attending CPS schools that shaped who I am, how I think, and what I value. My positive experiences are a big reason why we're willing to jump through these hoops and not flee to the 'burbs.
But the growing achievement gap-and the fact that well-intentioned parents contribute to it, myself included-concern me. And being reminded of my hand in it is what I dread. In a culture where we wait in line at 3am on registration day to nab a spot at a coveted preschool, enroll our tots in tutoring classes, and fudge about our residence to fall within a certain attendance boundary, are we teaching our kids to run this rat race before they can even walk? Are we inadvertently harming the next generation in our attempt to do what's best for our kids? Are we missing out on an opportunity to fix a broken system because we assume it's beyond repair?
These are just honest questions I've been asking myself lately, not the platform for a soapbox. And when I pick up my kindergartner's report card today, I'll have more to think about than just his grades.
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Adding more woes to the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday will admit in the Supreme Court that both Union Law Minister Ashwani Kumar and Attorney General GE Vahanvati asked for alterations in the agency's coal scam investigation report before submitting the drafts to the judges last month.
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June 19-June 30, 2013
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To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Titanic's only voyage, this comedic drama takes place in heaven, exploring the lost dreams of immigrants looking for a new life, fleeing oppression, poverty, or the law-or just looking for a fresh start. Colin Hamell (who appeared in New Rep productions of Lieutenant of Inishmore and The Weir)...
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Watertown, MA 02472
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Jacob's Pillow 80th Anniversary Season Opening Gala
Presented by Jacob's Pillow Dance at Ted Shawn Theatre
June 16, 2012
It's the best dance party in the Berkshires!
Celebrate eight decades of extraordinary dance on June 16 at the Jacob's Pillow 80th Anniversary Season Opening Gala. Featuring international performances by ballet superstar David Hallberg, Mimulus Dance Company of Brazil, Australia's circus-arts ensemble CIRCA, and a world premiere by Britain's acclaimed choreographer Michael Corder, performed by the Ballet Program...
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Becket, MA 10223
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Sylacauga hotel with an indoor pool
Situated in Sylacauga, this hotel is close to Comer Museum and Arts Center, Nobel Park, and Sylacauga City Hall.
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At Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Sylacauga, recreational amenities include an indoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel also features dry cleaning/laundry services and laundry facilities.
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Televisions come with premium cable channels. Guestrooms also feature refrigerators, microwaves, and air conditioning.
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Sylacauga features an indoor pool and a fitness center. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and small meeting rooms. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This Sylacauga hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Onsite parking is complimentary.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Sylacauga is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Total number of rooms - 60
- Number of floors - 3
- Business center
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fitness facilities
- Laundry facilities
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Free parking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Swimming pool - indoor
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- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Complimentary newspaper
- Multi-line phone
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- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Wake-up calls
- Daily housekeeping
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
- Window opens
- Clock radio
- Desk
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Dining
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
- Recreation
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a fitness center.
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tagged Fly Fishing, argentina, strobel lake in Destinations, Film and Video, fly fishing
Justin Witt took this last week in a moving waterway connected with Lago Vintter.
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Salvatore Bruno, a 67 year old sexy-fish-aficionado from Delaware, enters the April mix with a thud.
Justin Witt uses the glareproof lid and a windcutting cast to hit this Argentinean brown and a nice landscape shot.


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A new SNP assay can determine the geographical origin of commonly overexploited fish species.
A new SNP assay can determine the geographical origin of commonly overexploited fish species.
The diversity of microbes in the great outdoors may protect against inflammatory disorders.
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Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit review: More than satisfies the need
Nov 10th 2010 5:27PM (Joystiq)@Huey2k2 Criterion used the PS3 as their lead platform. Burnout Paradise was apparently better on the PS3 but honestly, get it for whichever platform you have the most friends on.
Fallout 3 DLC coming to PS3 beginning late June, two new multiplat packs announced
May 19th 2009 9:50PM (Joystiq)I am extremely happy to get this DLC. Thanks, Bethesda.
Also, could the pathetic fanboys please kill themselves - that is all.
Also, could the pathetic fanboys please kill themselves - that is all.
Three Valkyria Chronicles DLC packs coming this spring
Mar 16th 2009 9:44PM (Joystiq)Yep, this game is incredibly good. A friend lent it to me and now I have to pick it up myself before he wants it back.
Age of Booty receiving PS3 Trophies, Avatar support on Xbox 360
Jan 22nd 2009 11:48PM (Joystiq)Hopefully this patch will make the European PS3 trial version work again - since the last patch it is impossible to play. The devs are advertising for a test manager at the moment, obviously they are aware that their QA sucks balls presently.
Pioneer finally kills production of its remaining laserdisc players
Jan 15th 2009 7:00AM (Engadget)@elBravo it's analog video, FM-encoded onto a disc. Uncompressed digital video would not only take too much space, nothing on earth would have been able to have streamed it 15 years ago - the bandwidth would be insane.
LittleBigPlanet hitting Europe 'no later than' week of Nov. 3
Oct 20th 2008 8:57PM (Joystiq)My copy shipped yesterday. /shrug
Joyswag: LittleBigBeta code giveaway, day five
Oct 3rd 2008 10:50PM (Joystiq)I don't want a key because I live in Australia and we don't deserve nice things.
Savage Moon gameplay finally comes out of PAX
Sep 8th 2008 4:39AM (Joystiq Playstation)If it had online multiplayer, it wouldn't be a tower defence game.
PS3 Fanboy review: PixelJunk Monsters
Jan 29th 2008 9:40PM (Joystiq Playstation)I got a rainbow on that level on my first attempt, so yeah, you're not doing great.. but all you need to do is learn which towers work best against the various monsters. Don't bother learning more towers on the easy levels, you'll do just fine with the initial three. Don't forget to upgrade the towers with the gems, and pay attention to the ranges of the various towers. e.g. Put a cannon next to a path, and an AA tower behind the cannon, and both will cover the path nicely.
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You may have read the first installment of our "What's Happening to the USGP Races?" Series a couple of weeks…
Tag archive for 'Derby City Cup'
What's Happening to the USGP Races? Part III, the Race Formerly Known as Derby City
USGP Derby City Cup: Photo Gallery
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Dominant Compton Takes Day 1 Win In Louisville – Updated Report, Photo Gallery, Complete Results
Clif Bar Presents 2011 US Gran Prix of Cyclocross
Louisville, KY — Organizers of the US Gran Prix of Cyclocross announced that long-time sponsor CLIF® BAR is returning as a sponsor of the 2011 Series. CLIF® BAR will be present at all USGP events providing nourishment for racers and enthusiasts, including CLIF® BAR energy bars, CLIF SHOT® Energy Gel, CLIF SHOT BLOKS®, and CLIF SHOT® Electrolyte Replacement Drink. Created with a passion for the outdoors, CLIF BAR supports some of the world's top cyclists, including USGP competitors Troy Wells, Todd Wells, Brady Kappius, Mitch Hoke and Tyler Wren.
Gould Repeats, Powers Picks Up the Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com Attack in USGP Derby City Cup Day 2 – UPDATED: More Photos, Results, Report
Gould and Johnson Power to Victory in Day 1 of Louisville's Derby City Cup USGP – UPDATED: More Photos
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Developer & Publisher with 2 members, invitation onlyKP.Lab (Kunst-Produkt Laboratory)- is young group of developers, which consists of small number of people. Our main goal is postsoviet orienatation is...
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3 comments by Elber on Feb 8th, 2010
Currently I am working on the new episode for Paranoia which is called "Savior". It continues the original story with a new mission and locations of underground bunker.
Also a few guys from Paranoia Team are supporting and helping me with creating a new content (monsters, original voices etc).
KP.Lab (Kunst-Produkt Laboratory)- is young group of developers, which consists of small number of people. Our main goal is postsoviet orienatation is...
PARANOIA TEAM is a small group of mod developers with a Half-Life background. Our first project is PARANOIA, a mod based on Half-Life engine.
So uh... are you still working' on that Paranoia sequel or is it just dead?
Paranoia uses 512x512 bumpmap textures which can be generated by any normal map generator. Uses the name of normal texture in wad.
How long roughly will Saviour be compared to Paranoia's length?
Mush shorter, reasons:
- the main task of the sequel to answer some questions
- I was mainly working alone
- the story is too short
Btw, Stalker-style maps are released
Hi! How is the patching going, friend? :-)
I don't know exactly. The reason is that J.D. patches it,not me, thats why I can't say. He said that the work in a progress, but veeery slow.
I hope the result must be great. I hope so.
Nice! I was waiting for somebody to do new missions for Paranoia because that story has still plenty of potential.


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