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You see a blanket on the ground. It's your favorite color, smooth and soft. You can sit on it, or lie on it. It's a flying blanket, and you are the pilot. You are in control. You can fly anywhere you wish, just by thinking about it. You are the pilot.
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Mon. 4/15/13 9:04pm
B23 here! Hello Dan! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:05pm
Hey Dan. Hope you're doing okay. I assume everyone's heard about the Boston bombings by now? =( R.I.P. to those that died today. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:06pm
and RIP to those who didn't, come bedtime. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:09pm
Dan Bodah:
Hi all, yeah, of course Steve-O. Not a fun day. I have a few friends and contacts in Boston, but no one that I know of was affected. Hope all are OK. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:16pm
hello one and all | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:24pm
Dan Bodah:
Telepathy...what shape am I thinking of? | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:25pm
the shape of things to come | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:25pm
Dodecahedron? | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:26pm
Dan Bodah:
@fearfeasog, close but nope. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:26pm
Uncle Michael:
Nothing can change the shape of things to come. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:26pm
Dan Bodah:
@12539, I was going to at first, but then I realized I don't actually know what one looks like, and I'm too lazy to google it. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:27pm
Definitely not square. DB is certainly no square. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:27pm
That's why I put a question mark. I sensed your uncertainty. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:27pm
Trapezoid. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:27pm
Dan Bodah:
@PB, right on, no square! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:31pm
Rhombus. Torus. Blancmange. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:31pm
Uncle Michael:
I'm seeking some Achim Reichel. Will I like it? | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:32pm
shape up, bodah! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:32pm
the shape of jazz to come? | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:32pm
Dan Bodah:
Quark. Spark of light. Figment of flight. Forgotten summer evening sight. Delight amidst the blight. A fight to turn the right bite into pure intellectual plight. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:33pm
Dan Bodah:
@Uncle M, dunno -- it's been a long time since I heard him and I never really got to know his stuff. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:33pm
Firefly. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:34pm
The Shape Is In a Trance? | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:34pm
Uncle Michael:
Wait...he fronted the Rattles? I'm gonna love it. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:38pm
geometry? Möbius Strip Club? | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:41pm
Marmalade Kitty:
Evening Dan & all! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:43pm
She's awake!!! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:45pm
My ex wife collects EVP recordings at reputedly haunted locales around the metro area... I get to listen to them and see if I hear what she hears... | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:47pm
Uncle Michael:
And? | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:48pm
Dan Bodah:
BTW, it was an octagon | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:48pm
Uncle Michael:
I almost guessed Octomom. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:50pm
There was no "And"! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:50pm
Wax Trax! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:51pm
Uncle Michael:
"And," do you hear what she hears? | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:53pm
Dan Bodah:
@G, yes, we all would like to know!! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:54pm
Portuguese! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:54pm
Dan Bodah:
Let's have some nice EVP stories this week to rival the Scientology escape stories from last week's playlist! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:54pm
Uncle Michael:
She hears Portuguese? | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:56pm
Um, I am agnostic. I try to be agreeable. People believe in these things, and want to. I would like to see the scientific explanation behind it. When she sends me sound files as email attachments, I listen and if possible tell her, "I see what you mean!" I am nothing if not diplomatic. Maybe she's right! General Garbaldi is one of her biggies. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:57pm
No, I hear Portuguese. She hears dead people. People who died in the park. People whose houses are museums now. Etc. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:57pm
Uncle Michael:
I'd probably just ask her if she's gone off her meds again. Diplomacy, myass. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:59pm
@UM <---> Um, my life is already pretty complicated. I try not to up the ante unless I want or need to. Since you ask, Lexapro :-) | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:59pm
Uncle Michael:
Kinda weird that I don't have an ex wife yet, considering my attitude problem. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 9:59pm
It's not with a little work, Mike :) | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:00pm
not hard | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:00pm
Dan Bodah:
@Uncle Mike, um, I think you have to start with a wife to have an ex-wife. Sorry, you knew that was coming! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:00pm
You have H.R. to help you if things get rough. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:01pm
Recordings long ago demonstrated that Paul McCartney is dead, which underlines how miraculous it is that he continued to make music, or explains the resultant quality of it. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:02pm
Uncle Michael:
Dan, as hard as this might be to fathom. We're approaching our 25th anniversary in June. I know...no one is more surprised than I. Trust me. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:02pm
Maybe his self-proclaimed attitude issue forecloses having to turn a wife into an ex wife. The problem gets solved at the dating stage :) | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:03pm
25th anniversary? Let's see, my 25th year was the year I ran off to Berlin for the summer with a student. You have time, Unc. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:04pm
Uncle Michael:
Do you have her number? | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:04pm
@G, there's hope for me yet. I'm coming up on 19 years. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:05pm
Yes, actually, but she's married now. About to get divorced. I told her not to get married at 23. I knew from experience :) | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:06pm
Uncle Michael:
...helped her out of a jam, I guess...but I used a little too much force. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:07pm
Famous last words | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:07pm
Did you abandon her out west? | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:08pm
Uncle Michael:
West Berlin | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:09pm
Was she tangled up in blue? | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:10pm
Actually, we lived in summer German program housing on Adalbertstrasse in Kreuzberg, half a block on the east side of where the wall had run down the middle of a divided street | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:10pm
From Dylan's last great album. Almost 40 years since Blood on the Tracks was released. Hard to believe. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:12pm
Uncle Michael:
He might not have ever topped it but I don't think it was his last great album. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:18pm
oooh i like this. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:19pm
The Basement Tapes was officially released about 6 months after Blood on the Tracks (although recorded I believe in 67). Basement Tapes is far and away my favorite Dylan album of all time. Yes about half the songs on the Basement Tapes are by the Band but both Dylan and the Band do their absolute best work on it. Amazing, amazing record. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:21pm
Uncle Michael:
I think Desire is a great record. Infidels is pretty damned good too. Nothing ever came close to BOTT though. Many terrific songs after that but not many terrific albums. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:22pm
Dan Bodah:
@fearfeasog, yeah, I thought you'd like Black Pus. It's one half of the Providence band Lightning Bolt -- a guy named Brian Chippendale. Lots of ties to Flywheel and other W Mass folks. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:23pm
Mr. Zimmerman, I presume. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:24pm
Yes, Desire has some great moments (Isis, Sara Mozambique). But it also has Hurricane - ugh! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:25pm
They played Hurricane every two hours on Brasilian radio when I lived there in 74-75 | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:26pm
Some of his worst lyrics ever. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:27pm
The Brasilians couldn't tell :) | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:28pm
Dan Bodah:
I'm often glad I don't know the lyrics to foreign tunes...they'd probably be so much more banal than what I would imagine... | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:28pm
Isis makes up for Hurricane on that record. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:29pm
Dan Bodah:
It's like another life songs get to lead, connecting with people who hear the lyrics only for their musical qualities and devoid of reductive meanings. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:30pm
Uncle Michael:
I don't think Hurricane is really that bad. I just think it's just baldly literal and topical in a way that sticks out like a sore thumb in his oeuvre. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:31pm
No Balanço da Canoa In the Swaying of the Canoe | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:32pm
Dan Bodah:
Speaking of Bob Dylan, I have some very bad news: www.tmz.com... | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:32pm
Feelin it | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:32pm
Uncle Michael:
I am bereft. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:33pm
Quilombo do Futuro Runaway Slave (or more generally, Refugee) of the Future | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:33pm
Not nice DB, I almost had a heart attack! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:33pm
I *told* them not to get married. Just the taxes. cmon. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:34pm
Dan Bodah:
@PB, got you! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:35pm
It will be a terrible day when Bob eventually goes. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:35pm
quilombos are the communities built by runaway slaves since colonial brazil. the biggest one was the one on palmares, maranhão (i guess), where it stood for decades before it was destroyed. there are still some, even in urban areas...and some great music comes from the quilombos, as i read on a newspaper article about a research on it. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:36pm
Uncle Michael:
Yes, the blathering of the talking heads will be truly terrible. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:36pm
Doesn't wfmu have an emergency tape for when Dylan goes? | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:37pm
wfmu will play all albums, b-sides and bootlegs in sequence for a month. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:37pm
There's an emergency Seven Second Delay show recorded for that moment i think... | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:37pm
I'll take the blathering of the talking heads over the music of the Talking Heads any day. Never liked those guys (and gal). | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:38pm
hasn't anybody in the fmu thought of playing feldman's second string quartet or some of the theatre of eternal music in its integrity? i would like to give a chance to a six-hour composition in some show. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:40pm
in case of... www.flickr.com... | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:43pm
Dan Bodah:
@PB, I am actually kinda looking forward to that day, not cuz I'm mean or hate Dylan, but because I want to hear this: t.co... When that day comes, normal WFMU programming will be pre-empted to play this DAT. Perhaps our first (and last?) "breaking news" reaction. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:44pm
Dan Bodah:
This is where the fire alarm used to be on the wall of the main air studio | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:46pm
Dan Bodah:
Ah yes, I'm so behind, I see others already posting about it. Yes, it's a 7SD show. I tremble to imagine how horrific it will be. Glorious and cringeworthy and embarassing and wonderful and hilarious in spite of it all, one shouldn't wonder. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:47pm
A fire alarm is pretty much useless when Bob Dylan dies. (Is the date on that tape 6/18/97? .... wishful thinking?) | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:47pm
Uncle Michael:
Bob will outlive the stations last DAT deck. Mark my words. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:47pm
Dan Bodah:
@doca, I love that idea. I've always thought one of the things about "freeform," and playing music other stations don't and won't play, is to play pieces longer than most formats will give space to. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:48pm
ohh my god the bob dylan death tape is the best thing ever. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:49pm
@Dan: yes, and I like the idea of a composition lasting the same as my work hours | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:50pm
Dan Bodah:
@cklequ, why yes, that *is* the date on the Bob Dylan death DAT! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:50pm
Bryce played an hour+ long Eliane Radigue piece a while back and the radio context just made it that much more massive. guess the 6 hour piece would need at least two consecutive djs to work together. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:51pm
I'm sure that have a fraction of the listeners you have DB but I very often play songs longer than 10 minutes and have played 25 to 40 minute versions of tracks like Sister Ray and The Diamond Sea. However, unlike you I have never played super long Jethro Tull tracks. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:51pm
Dan Bodah:
@steve, yes, we'd probably need some major event to call for coordinating or preempting programming to do that, since our longest shows are 3 hrs. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:52pm
Dan Bodah:
@PB, I've played a 45 min Sister Ray live from VU box before. A couple of times. I do not fear the 30+ track. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:54pm
[Tuning in late] Damn! Missed DVA! I think SW played DVA earlier today. The only other DJ that plays Wax Trax!/Play It Again Sam is the other DJDB (Daniel Beret) I was curious about the "fire alarm" link so I clicked it before back-reading and I laughed so hard now I can't scroll back and read what lead up to that. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:54pm
lets not forget 20+ minutes of Jethro Tull backwards | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:55pm
Uncle Michael:
I haven't run around talking a lot about this but I'm joining the Give the Drummer Radio stream fairly soon and I too am looking forward to playing many longer tracks, which I haven't been comfortable playing for the audience I was broadcasting to in the past. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:56pm
i loved the Jethro Tull remix btw, might have to dig that one up again | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:56pm
@Uncle: when will you be on? | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:57pm
Uncle Michael:
I'm going to be on Fridays from noon to three, right after Doug. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:57pm
thats super UM | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:58pm
i'd like to take this opportunity to request 20 minutes of autotuned Jethro Tull mixed with 20 minutes of backwards Jethro Tull followed by 24 hours of ice melting. Or freezing. Your choice. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:58pm
Uncle Michael:
I don't know why it feels so weird to say it out loud but it kinda does. This is the first time it's been mentioned outside of a GTDR show or accuplaylist. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:58pm
Uncle Michael:
Thanks, Steve. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:59pm
Godley & Creme?!! This is a forgotten post-prog gem. It was reissued on CD a few years ago with stellar sound and liner notes. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:59pm
Dan Bodah:
Awesome Uncle Michael, so glad! Also, it warms my heart to hear all the love for the 20+ min backwards Tull remix!! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 10:59pm
Go for it Uncle Michael, your (hipper) listeners will definitely appreciate it. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:01pm
Uncle Michael:
I don't think it's possible for a DJ to be too hip for the room on FMU/GTDR. This is a pretty fucking great audience. It's a little intimidating. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:02pm
DB the show's most bizarre moments have been some of the best. i also fondly recall the "locked groove" special. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:04pm
Sarah Badodah:
Holy schmolies, love that accent brother! Fantastic. Also loving the tunes tonight. Love, from Worcester, which is Boston's half-drunk step-sister, and which is doing just fine! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:09pm
Gotta check out. Great show as always. Thanks DB. See you all next week. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:10pm
Uncle Michael:
see ya PB | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:12pm
Dan Bodah:
@Sarah, ah, hellooo. @PB, gnite mate. @steve, don't encourage me! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:13pm
aqualung stretched out to 3 hours | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:13pm
Uncle Michael:
I'm considering an "everything at the wrong speed" set. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:14pm
The Prince record that sounded the same backwards as forwards was a favorite | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:14pm
Uncle Michael:
Thick as a Brick in 3:40. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:17pm
i wish i knew what you were referring to fleep | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:17pm
Chinese ship runs into protected reef in Philippines — while transporting 11 tons of illegal anteater meat | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:17pm
i like everything slowed down. sped up not always so much. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:18pm
@steve DB played a Prince record on the backwards playing turntable, and the musical symmetry built into the song became very evident | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:18pm
sweet cheri:
hiya dan, i've been listening to the show and this was another kick-ass show,, thnx dan,, see you next week!! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:19pm
sweet cheri:
night all! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:19pm
whoa id love to find out what song that is | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:19pm
Gawd dammit! There goes my anteater hookup.... | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:21pm
Uncle Michael:
I only purchase antibiotic and hormone-free, free-range anteater meat. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:23pm
D in Miami:
"I can't keep myself from meatballs!" Hello all! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:25pm
Dan Bodah:
xoxo | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:30pm
sweet cheri:
dan i know this is off topic, but god bless annette. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:31pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:
Hmm - Ghosts & White People both speak English - draw own conclusions... - My favorite Dylan album : Bringing It All Back Home - which no one ever picks. Right on pivot of Acoustic~Electric (one side each) - altho' Blonde On Blonde resents my saying so - & Freewheelin' gestures awkwardly for attention here, earnest young thing it is... - I'd say he's had about three Major Peaks - maybe more by now - mid-60's the highest. Everyone knows he's not the Only, or the most Consistent - but he's prolific like Miles Davis for ages - & simply the Greatest & Most Significant Songwriter, period. Blood on Tracks is the Greatest Divorce~BreakUp album by anyone - but I only need that when I Need that. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:31pm
frisco squid:
Ultra-Newman! GaryVox! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:34pm
Dan Bodah:
Yes, Ultra-NEWMAN | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:35pm
Dan Bodah:
@Revolution Rabbit, actually, minor point, but the EVP are known for speaking multiple languages in a single utterance. They reel off lines flush with Estonian, Russian, English, Swahili, Japanese, Norwegian, and Hawaiian. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:36pm
sweet cheri:
dan, i really want to know your opinion of her | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:39pm
Uncle Michael:
(Numan) | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:40pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:
Excellent! That's right to my point, actually. & if I am to become Unrested, @ least I may be multilingual as compensation... ...hoping for a Numbers Station - Scientology - EVP connection.... | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:40pm
Dan Bodah:
@Sweet Cheri, you must be talking about Annette Funicello? I dunno, she was sweet. But also, I have lots of horrid associations from the days when the Disney Channel was all that was allowed in my home growing up and she was this super-square girl who seemed to want us to believe we shouldn't kiss or pet heavy on dates, but instead should wait til after marriage. Not really leaving much to Beaver, sadly. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:44pm
sweet cheri:
thnx for your thoughts dan,but i must say good night for real,,and see you all next week.. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:44pm
I X Key!:
! | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:47pm
Uncle Michael:
Really enjoyed tonight's show, Dan. I'm off to count cracks in the ceiling. Night all. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:48pm
Guess I better say goodnight and log in to turbotax. Thanks a lot for helping me procrastinate. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:51pm
Looking forward to the stream, UM | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:52pm
Uncle Michael:
Thanks, fleep. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:54pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:
Someone somewhere said Anette was conservative on social issues? Too bad - was getting all sentimental... - Someone Commented somewhere - thot it was Ken's show but can't find it : It's Billie Holiday's birthday - she's in Heaven @ table w/ drink, Pulitzer, Annette & Thatcher walk in & she says, 'There goes the neighborhood...' - & that gets better more I think about it... | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:57pm
sweet cheri:
i loved annette.... | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:58pm
Thanks Dan. | |
Mon. 4/15/13 11:59pm
Dan Bodah:
Thnks all, cheers til next time | |
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Lotus to Launch Lotus Originals Lifestyle Brand
Filed under: Apparel, Luxury Cars & Autos, Men's Style, The Classicist
Famed British sports car marque Lotus has a super-stylish history, with the likes of James Bond and Steve McQueen among its best known enthusiasts. Now the storied firm, founded in 1952 by Colin Chapman, is looking to reclaims some of that former glory with a new lifestyle brand set to launch in February. Dubbed Lotus Originals, the diverse offerings will include everything from leather jackets and blue blazers to bags and backgammon sets. The company's motor racing and sports car heritage were used as inspiration for the collection, with tire tread patterns, vintage Lotus logos, racing stripes, car silhouettes and numbers relating to the dates of famous Lotus racing victories of the 1960s and 70s appearing on certain items.
"Our goal with the Lotus Originals concept was to create a range of apparel and accessories that really capture the true spirit of our iconic British brand," notes Lotus' Wiebke Bauer. "Lotus Originals isn't just for traditional car enthusiasts, on some of the pieces the branding is very subtle allowing the style and quality to shine, so we hope that it will appeal to a much broader audience. We have developed a collection that is luxurious in a classic, understated way so it is easy to wear every day yet still make you feel part of our very special brand." The Lotus Originals collection will be launched exclusively online at www.lotusoriginals.com on February 23 during London Fashion Week with a London flagship store slated to open later in the year. Check out the gallery for a preview.

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A Franklin County judge set another new trial date for a man accused of killing his girlfriend.
Investigators say Jason Green killed Shay Ledlow in 2011.
According to Russellville Police, Green said Ledlow shot herself.
Investigators say the evidence proves otherwise.
This case has already been delayed four times.
It is now set for trial June 6th.
Copyright 2013 WAFF. All rights reserved.


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Información de escena
Asylum : Erik Rhodes, Rod Daily, Ty Colt
- Puesto al dia : 2009-02-17 |
- Longitud : 21:32 min |
- Tamaño : 234 MB |
- Imágenes : 8 |
- Vistas : 10540 |
Erik hits the mother lode when he discovers the records room, its shelves pregnant with files of incriminating evidence. More interesting, he catches Ty Colt, one of the deviant doctors masturbating over some of the heinous documents. But itââ¬â¢s lights out as Erik is knocked unconscious. When he comes to, heââ¬â¢s muzzled and bound in a straightjacket. He begins to freak out as the crazed scientist and his assistant, Rod Daily, subject their human guinea pig to experimentation. With probes attached all over his crotch, they shock Erik into blind submission. The therapy proves successful with the patient subdued, submissive and sporting a raging hard-on. Ty and Rod take advantage of their victimââ¬â¢s vulnerability and subject him to a two-on-one assault ââ¬â intense sucking and fucking, plus a double punching of Erikââ¬â¢s asshole with Rodââ¬â¢s hard rod and a wicked nightstick. Finally reaching their breaking point, the three men climax one by one.Aftermath: Erik is left alone, beaten down and vanquished. He was on track to destroy the madness, but instead became what he was seeking.
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2012 - 2013 Justice Studies (JUST)Requirements | Academic Major | Academic Minor | Course Descriptions Faculty: Giancarlo PanagiaProgram Goals
Program ObjectivesThe Westminster Justice Studies program treats justice as a broad category of social and political problems that includes issues relating to crime and justice, economic and social justice, human rights, and international justice. Accordingly, students who choose a major in Justice Studies are encouraged to take interdisciplinary coursework that exposes them to different ways of thinking about justice. This includes, but is not limited to, coursework in fields such as Anthropology, Economics, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology that helps students understand the nature of justice and why individuals and institutions may or may not behave in a just manner. Justice Studies majors are also required to engage in independent research and experiential learning activities such as internships. The Justice Studies minor affords students an opportunity to view justice through broad, interdisciplinary lenses. Program RequirementsThe Justice Studies program offers a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies as an academic major and provides for an academic minor in Justice Studies. The Justice Studies academic major requires completion of 60 semester hours of credit selected from Justice Studies' coursework and related classes in the social sciences and selected other coursework. Thirty-two of those hours must be in Justice Studies and related courses numbered 300 or above. Students must maintain a cumulative 2.5 GPA or better in the academic major and minor. For course prerequisites, please refer to the course description. Academic Major
Justice Studies Major EmphasesGender, Ethnicity, and JusticeANTH 252 Cultural Anthropology (4) *PSYC 105 is a prerequisite for these courses. Critical Analysis of Crime and JusticeJUST 320 Judicial Process (4) *PSYC 105 is a prerequisite for these courses. Economic JusticeANTH 388 Anthropology of Globalization (4) Note: students completing the Economic Justice emphasis must take at least two ECON courses. Students should consult with their academic advisor concerning the appropriate prerequisites for courses in this emphasis. Environment and JusticeANTH 377 Environmental Anthropology (4) Recommended Plan of Study for Justice Studies
Academic MinorTo fulfill the requirements for an academic minor in Justice Studies, students must complete a minimum of 20 semester hours in Justice Studies or related coursework. Twelve of these hours must be in coursework numbered 300 or above.


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That said, I did watch all three games of the Brewers series, and I think that it could be summed up in three ways: the good, the bad, and the ugly. Let's talk about the good first, Nelson Figueroa's good start on Friday. I missed most of his time in the game thanks to a Tivo malfunction (seriously, NOTHING is working for me right now), but he dominated a pretty good Brewers' lineup, not getting into trouble until he gassed out late in the game. With some distance from the game, I think we can ascertain that this Brewers team is a really good right-handed hitting lineup that works over lefties but struggles against righties, but still, that's a good performance by Figueroa, and if you had told me that the Mets would get a great pitching performance out of Figueroa and still lose 2 of 3 to the Brewers…well, I would have assumed that the bullpen blew Friday night's game.
Saturday was Johan Santana's first start at Shea Stadium, and…well, it didn't go well. He was victimized by the long ball, allowing three home runs, including one to new Mets killer Gabe Kapler that chased him from the game. There were good signs, including 7 Ks in 6.2 innings, but unfortunately, he couldn't keep the ball in the park. That will happen with Santana now and then; he's going to have games where he is dominant, and games where a few too many balls get hit over the fence. The good news is, because Santana generally won't allow too many baserunners otherwise, most of those home runs will not be 2-3 run shots, and on the days where he is keeping the ball in play…man, he will be dominant. But Saturday just wasn't one of those days.
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That brings us to yesterday's dog of a game. Oliver Perez and Jeff Suppan pitched like two guys who did not want to win. Perez's modest streak of not allowing earned runs ended two batters into the game, when Gabe Kapler hit an absolute bomb off of him. Seriously, the Mets were killed by the 2007 manager of the Greenville Drive yesterday. That sounds more like the name of a street in a residential neighborhood than a baseball team, and their manager last year kept hitting extra base hits off of the nominal #1 and #2 starters of the Mets rotation. It might have been cute at first, but after a while, it was tiring.
The Mets' bats were up to the challenge, though, dominating Jeff Suppan in a "winning the battle after the war had been lost" type of way. Seriously, why couldn't they hit Suppan this hard in 2006? Then again, he was hanging curveballs all over the place yesterday that he wasn't doing in 2006, when he suddenly turned into Bob Gibson. Not that I'm bitter. But the Mets went up 6-2 in the 3rd, and were poised to do more damage before leaving the bases loaded. Ollie then let the Brewers right back into the game with four runs allowed in the 4th, and when the Mets started to challenge in their half of the fourth, the Brewers got Carlos Beltran to line into an inning-ending double play, the first of five that the Brewers would force against the Mets in the game.
And that became the new story of the game; the Mets would get the leadoff hitter on base, only to erase him one batter later with a double play. Even in the 8th, against Guillermo Mota (who, quite frankly, owed us this game), with runners on 2nd and 3rd with no outs, where it would seemingly be impossible to hit into another double play, the Mets still somehow found a way when Luis Castillo hit a fast grounder to first, which Fielder took for the force, then threw home immediately, where Brady Clark was out by a mile. Poor baserunning by Clark led to that double play, and I seriously have to question why he's even with the team, when he doesn't appear to do anything particularly well.
Still, even with two outs, this was Guillermo Mota on the mound, so he made things interesting by walking David Wright and Carlos Beltran. Carlos Delgado was at the plate, and Mota has stunk against lefties the past two years, but the Brewers didn't have another left-handed pitcher to rely on after using Brian Shouse in the 7th. This looked like every big Mota spot from 2007 revisited, only this time it was in the Mets' favor. Two outs, platoon advantage, Mota being left in a tight game for seemingly no reason…I have to think Willie Randolph felt a little wistful, perhaps even jealous of Ned Yost, particularly when Carlos Delgado popped out. Willie had been waiting for just such an event to happen last year, and it never worked out for him, no matter how many times he went back to Mota. This time, it worked out for Yost, and now Mets fans just have more reasons to hate Mota.
Overall, this can only be termed as a disappointing series. While the Nelson Figueroa start was a nice story, nothing else went the Mets' way. David Wright is hitting with power with two homers in the series, so that was nice; he now has 60% of the Mets' total home runs this year to date. However, Carlos Beltran continues not to hit at home; while it's important to note that he's getting on base at a .444 clip at Shea, he just doesn't hit the ball well here. That makes me think that Shea is just not a place designed for his swing. Hopefully, Citi Field will be a bit better for him.
The other encouraging sign was the bullpen, which only allowed two earned runs the entire series. Granted, that was the go-ahead runs in the Sunday game thanks to Jorge Sosa allowing a bomb to Rickie Weeks, but still, any time the Mets bullpen can go 2-3 games without allowing a run, you have to take that as a good sign. At this point, it's encouraging just when they don't melt down. It would still be nice to get a timely hit or two at the end of a ballgame, but…I mean, at any given moment, most major league hitters have about a 24-36% chance of getting a hit in any situation. Sometimes they will come late, and sometimes they won't. We are unlikely to notice as much when a hitter does come through with a big hit late in a game, but more likely to lament when the late hits aren't coming. This natural negativity is just what makes us Mets fans.
The Mets will have today off before coming back to play tomorrow night back at Shea for Game 10, where the Mets will look to get back to .500 against former Mets Lastings Milledge, Paul Lo Duca, and the Washington Nationals. Nominal Nationals ace Odalis Perez will take the mound against Mike Pelfrey. The Mets should get to Perez early, but Pelfrey will have to keep them in this one with another good start against a decent Nats lineup. Game time is 7:10 on SNY.


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Something special happens when these two teams meet.
Unfortunately for Peninsula's Pirates, it usually means an Orca overtime win.
For the second time this season, Whatcom edged Peninsula's Pirates in overtime, getting a last-second jumper from Elon Langston to tip P.C. 61-60 on Feb. 13.
The heartbreaking loss drops Peninsula into fourth place in the competitive NWAACC North division, two and a-half games back of first-place Shoreline and a game ahead of North Seattle for the final postseason berth.
Peninsula (8-5 in conference, 11-11 overall) does hold the tiebreaker against Seattle after beating the Storm twice this season, including earlier this week (see below).
Like their previous meeting, the Pirates and Orcas were nearly a perfect match for each other on Feb. 13, with the Orcas holding a 30-27 advantage at halftime.
Peninsula battled back to tie it at 51-51 with two minutes left after a pair of baskets by Ryan Rutherford, the second coming on a trick play where he bounced the ball off the back of a Whatcom defender and grabbed it for a lay-up.
Rutherford made a pair of free throws to tie it at 53-53 with 49 seconds left, and after Whatcom's Brandon Welch hit free throws to go up 55-53, P.C. forward Jordan Collins got the ball inside, dished to Trey Musgrove and his baseline shot dropped through the hoop with six-tenths of a second remaining, sending the game into overtime.
Whatcom jumped out to a four-point overtime lead before Rutherford closed the gap with a three-pointer.
Bryce Jacobson looked to give Peninsula the win with six seconds left on a basket, but Langston put up a running jumper in the paint that found the bottom of the basket.
On Jan. 16, Whatcom topped Peninsula 74-70 in double overtime.
This time around, Rutherford led all scorers with 23 points while Christian Manzanza added 11. Jason Gamblin had nine points but fouled out midway through the second half. Collins led the team with eight rebounds.
Paul Jones had 18 points and 10 rebounds for Whatcom.
Peninsula can take a big step toward the postseason when they host Edmonds on Feb. 17. The Pirates can lock up a playoff berth with a win and a Seattle loss at Bellevue.
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Peninsula head coach Peter Stewart has three keys to success: defense, rebounding and offensive execution.
Last week against a tough Seattle Storm squad, two out of three was good enough.
The Pirates built a four-point lead by halftime and made it stick, outlasting the Storm 65-63 in a crucial road win that kept P.C. in third place.
"(It was) anyone's ball game," Stewart said. "We out-rebound them, our defense was outstanding. We just didn't execute our offense."
With a one-point lead and 0.2 seconds on the clock, Stewart called for guard Russell Jackson to miss the second freebie, knowing that the Storm would not have time to get a rebound and shoot a desperation winner. A made shot would give Seattle a chance for a tip-in to tie.
"It sounds simple but it's not," Stewart said.
Jackson, trying to hit the rim, inadvertently made the free throw and Seattle was able to design a last play that they weren't able to convert, although Stewart said P.C. nearly committed a foul.
Despite struggling from the field, Peninsula did all the little and not-so-little things: hustling to 48 rebounds (Seattle had 28), hitting foul shots (18 of 20) and converting second-chance opportunities (22 points).
While the Pirates got just 13 minutes from post star Gamblin, who battled foul trouble all game long, they did get a strong game from Manzanza, the 6-foot 4-inch power forward from Belgium.
Manzanza was 6-of-12 from the floor and 6-of-6 from the free throw line with five rebounds and no turnovers.
"He has really grown up," Stewart said. " Five days a week he's in the gym at
8 a.m. for individual workouts. He has really stepped up. It's proving to him what hard work and that extra effort will get him."
Rutherford added 12 points from the Pirates. Collins led the team with eight rebounds.
Perhaps Peninsula's defense deserves the game ball for this win. Pirates clamped down on the Storm's Wil Bush, a 20-points-per-game-plus scorer.
"We ran a bunch of different kids at him; it was a team deal," Stewart said, noting solid defensive pressure from Jackson, Jacobson, Jeremiah Johnson and Trevant Musgrow.
Bush managed just nine points on 2-of-12 shooting, including a 38-footer just before halftime and one lay-up in the second half.
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The 2-Fly Tournament is Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing's flagship fundraiser. This year will be the 8th time this event has been held. The pre-tournament dinner will take place Saturday night, April 26, 2014 at the picturesque Rose River Farm. The evening will feature top flight keynote speakers, a silent auction, and more. The Sunday fly fishing tournament teams PHWFF participants from various programs with professional fly fishing guides in a day of fun and friendly competition. Stay tuned to this page for updates. To read the wrap-up of last year's event, click here.
Open to all volunteers and participants in the 2-Fly -- RSVP is required via the Evite announcement sent to all registered volunteers, participants and guests.
Click on the Saturday Dinner section below for more information about dinner and speakers.
Click on the Special Guests section below for more information on the expert clinics and other day-long features at this year's 2-Fly.
Directions to Rose River Farm 3099 Old Blue Ridge Turnpike (rt.670) Syria, Virginia 22743
From Washington D.C. - Take Interstate 66 West to Route 29 South at Gainesville. Stay on Route 29 South until 7 miles south of Culpeper. Take Right on to Route 609. Stay on Route 609 for 9 miles to a stop sign. Take Right on Route 231 North. Travel 1/2 mile. Take Left on Route 670. Travel 3 miles, Rose River Farm is on the left. (2 hour drive)
From Front Royal, VA - Take Route 522 South through Flint Hill. At Stop sign, take Right on Route 522/211 to Sperryville. At Sperryville, Take Left into town of Sperryville. At Flashing Red Light take Left on Route 522. Drive 1.5 miles Take Right on Route 231 South. Drive 14 miles, Take Right on Route 670. Travel 3 miles, Rose River Farm is on the left. (1 hour drive)
From Fredericksburg, VA - Take Route 3 West to Culpeper. Take Route 29 South. Stay on Route 29 South until 7 miles south of Culpeper. Take Right on to Route 609. Stay on Route 609 for 9 miles to a stop sign. Take Right on Route 231 North. Travel 1/2 mile. Take Left on Route 670. Travel 3 miles, Rose River Farm is on the left. (1 hour drive)
From Richmond, VA - (4 lane traffic to Madison) Take Interstate 64 West to Charlottesville. Take exit 118 to Culpeper, Route 250 Bypass. Follow Route 250 to Route 29 North (Follow signs to Culpeper) Stay on Route 29 North for approx. 26 miles to Madison. Take Left on 29 Business North. Go one mile, take Left on Route 231 North. Stay on Route 231 North for 8 miles. Take Left on Route 670. Travel 3 miles, Rose River Farm is on the left. (2 hour 15 minute drive)
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The 8th Annual Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing (PHWFF) 2-Fly weekend will kick off with a dinner, auction, and live music Saturday night (5 o'clock until dark) under a big tent at Rose River Farm. With the support of our headline sponsor CACI we have an exciting evening planned with great food provided by Gentry's catering and fantastic live music. Dress will be "fly fishing casual" and the atmosphere will be festive.
This year, Virginia Broadband will be providing free internet access for both days of the 2-Fly Tournament!
Early registration for participants, guides and volunteers will be available Saturday evening before the start of the program.Musical entertainment for Saturday night's dinner will be the Gold Top Country Ramblers. Check them out on YouTube!
Corporate table sponsorships are still available for the 2-Fly Dinner. We are offering various levels of corporate table sponsorship at our pre-tournament dinner on Saturday night.
Saturday, April 26, 2014: Rose River Farm 3099 Old Blue Ridge Turnpike (Route 670) Syria, Virginia 22743
Program Agenda:
The 2-Fly Tournament will field up to twenty four teams; twelve Pro/Vet teams will comprise two veterans with a professional fly-fishing guide. Only the veterans will be able to fish. The professional guides cannot fish but should concentrate on assisting the veteran team members. The remaining twelve teams will be made up of two amateur fly anglers.
I joined the Marine Corps before I was out of high school and served for 8 years with tours of duty to Beirut and Grenada. What these men and women have given to our country goes beyond anything I could ever possibly give back to them. When Captain Ed asked me to help him help them, what else could I say but yes! I have the greatest respect for my fellow warriors and will do anything in my power to help them. Semper Fidelis, Harold Harsh, Spring Creek Outfitters http://www.springcreekoutfitter.com/ ** Harold guides many Maryland Rivers-- one of his favorites is the North Branch of the Potomac.
Project Healing Waters is quite simply one of the best organizations I deal with. Having had the honor of participating in several events, I must say selfishly, that I benefit more from our warriors than they from me. As a vet myself, their stories and personal triumphs are more rewarding than the fishing, and just having the opportunity to spend time with them is an honor that I will forever cherish. They are the true heroes of our society, may God bless them all. Eric Stroup Spruce Creek Fly Shop http://www.ericstroupflyfishing.com/ Eric Stroup is an independent guide, fly tier and author from Spruce Creek, Pennsylvania. He owns and operates Stroup Fly Fishing with his loving wife and business partner, Tracey L. Stroup. Eric is a signature tier for the Spirit River Group, a headline speaker for The Fly Fishing Show, an instructor for the USA Youth Fly Fishing Team and a Regional Coordinator for Project Healing Waters. Eric has authored Common Sense Fly Fishing (Headwater Books) River Pimp (Whitefish Press) and Catching Trout in Tough Conditions (scheduled for release in 2014 with Stackpole) .
IFew men and women show courage, honor, and commitment to others like our military personnel. Being raised in a military family and having served in the U.S. Army myself, I know first hand the daily sacrifices each member of the military and their families makes in service to their country, and how generally unappreciated those efforts are by the citizens they protect. It is my honor and privilege to spend the day with great Americans who fight to protect our freedom and ensure that the world my son and daughter grow up in will be a safe one, and I can think of no better way to spend it than sharing my love for fly-fishing with them.
I have considered it an honor and a privilege to be involved with the Project Healing Waters Program the past few years. To be able to share our passion with the brave men and women who have served this country to protect our freedom has changed my life! The program allows these men and women to experience something so simple and true that it gives them the ability to function with the new normal they live with everyday. The casting motion is rhythmic and continuous, the flow of the water is hydrotherapeutic and can heal, give you hope, and make you just plain happy!!! Bringing one of the most beautiful creatures to the hand and then releasing it is the most satisfying thing to me and I know the vets would agree. I look forward to the 6th annual 2-Fly contest and look forward to helping these true heroes shine once again on the banks of the Rose River! Kiss more fish, Kiki http://www.msguidedflyfishing.net/
Over the years, I have been very fortunate with the opportunities that have come my way relating to fly fishing. These opportunities have led to priceless memories and new lifelong friendships. By far, the most rewarding opportunity has been my association with PHWFF. You have given me the opportunity to give something back to a group of men and women that deserve so much more than we can ever give them. Hopefully, as we all learn, laugh, and fish together, many new memories and friendships are made by these veterans and wounded warriors making their future a brighter and happier place. ** Mike is a member of several industry Pro Staffs, a casting and fly fishing instructor, competition angler and a freelance outdoor writer with a passion for small streams and wild brook trout. He lives in Richmond, Virginia and has been instrumental in a major fundraising program for PHW at Military Commissaries through his company S&K Sales. You can reach Mike by e-mail at email@example.com.
Project Healing Waters means that our soldiers have a way to heal that is unique, therapeutic, and a learning experience that can be built on. I am proud to volunteer for many reasons. We owe a great deal to the men and women who serve our country, and helping them transition and recover through fly-fishing is a way to give back. Seeing friends and making new ones, the buoyant spirit of everyone, the fish caught, the fish missed, and the bonding among the participants make PHW a truly special organization. John Gay Trout&About http://www.troutandabout.com/ ** John guides many Maryland streams such as the Gunpowder. He also takes clients to the famed Spruce Creek in Pennsylvania.
My name is Gavin Robinson and I'm a guide and instructor for TCO fly shop in Pennsylvania. I was lucky enough to have two friends get me involved with the 2-Fly last year and I couldn't be more grateful. That weekend and the people that I met had a real and lasting impact on me. I'm happy to be invited back and looking forward to this year.
While driving along the highway by the entrance to the Rose River Farm this past January I spotted an enormous Bald Eagle. She was perched on one of the larger trees. It seemed as if even in the cold calm of winter, she was watching over that special place where the 2-Fly Tournament is held each year waiting for her sons and daughters to come fish. Each year at the 2-Fly has been special. It's a day I get to spend with the veterans, good friends and my daughter. One thing we need to remember not only during the tournament, but every day, is the soldiers that lost their lives defending our country. William Heresniak http://www.easterntrophies.com/ ** Eastern Trophies guides most of the popular Rivers in Maryland and Virginia. They specialize in float trips for trout, smallmouth, and muskies.
My name is Brian Trow. I am 34 years old, and I am a guide and fly shop owner. I own and operate Mossy Creek Fly Fishing in Harrisonburg, Virginia with my brother Colby Trow. For over nine years now we have been actively working to provide the best fishing services and shop in Virginia. Although I will fish for anything that has fins and a mouth, my favorite fishing is for large smallmouth on the rivers of Virginia. My wife, son, and I live on Mossy Creek, so I can't deny my love for spring creek brown trout fishing as well. The most rewarding part of my job is passing on my knowledge of fly fishing to others. When we aren't guiding, teaching, working the store, or fishing, Colby and I work with Trout Unlimited, Project Healing Waters, the Shenandoah River Keeper, and local farmers. Through all of the opportunities that fishing has brought me, I think working with the vets through Project Healing Waters has been the biggest honor. http://www.mossycreekflyfishing.com
My name is Colby Trow. I am 34 years old and own and operate Mossy Creek Fly Fishing with my twin brother Brian. Brian and I opened the fly shop, guide service, and our fly fishing schools 8 years ago when we just turned 23. The shop is located in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley in Harrisonburg, Virginia. We're originally from Richmond, VA where our roots in fly fishing took hold under the watchful eyes of the members of the Fly Fishers of Virginia Club. Brian and I have been fishing together most of our lives. The fly fishing bug caught us both when we were around 10 years old. Since then we have been traveling all over in pursuit of fish on a fly. I started guiding and instructing fly fishing at 18 while attending James Madison University. Brian and I decided to stay in the Valley to pursue our passion and dedicate our lives to the sport. We guide and instruct year round. We target brook, rainbow, and brown trout in the spring creeks and mountain streams that surround us as well as big smallmouth bass, carp, and musky on the Shenandoah and James Rivers. When we aren't guiding or fishing, most of our time is being spent working with our local TU chapter and other conservation clubs restoring and improving stream habitat as well as organizing fundraising events for Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing. Colby Trow Mossy Creek Fly Fishing http://www.mossycreekflyfishing.com/
"I've been involved with PHW since its inception and I'm very proud to be associated with an organization that is made up of such committed individuals. The time that we give to these folks does not compare to the sacrifice that they have made for us, but if we can pass on some of our passion for the sport- maybe we'll have given them something to enjoy for the rest of their lives." Dusty Wissmath http://www.dwflyfishingschool.com/ ** Dusty runs a great fly fishing school in Mercersburg, PA and guides in PA, MD and VA. He also offers destination trips to Montana and Belize.
I have loved fishing for as long as I can remember, but my experiences with PHWFF have been among my fondest memories of time on the water. My respect for the courageous veterans and the efforts of PHWFF make it an honor to support this organization. When Ed called and asked me to help serve as a guide for the 2-fly tournament I jumped at the opportunity to share my love and passion with the bravest men and women I have ever had the privilege of meeting. I am looking forward to an amazing day of fishing filled with old friends and new faces on the water that I call home. Bryan Wilson Rose River Farm **Bryan guides at the Rose River Farm and offers brook trout and smallmouth guided trips on the waters of Madison County, Virginia. He also runs the fly fishing program for the University of Virginia's Outdoor Recreation Program.
My name is Rob Snowhite. I own and operate the Fly Fishing Consultant, in Alexandria, VA, focusing on fly fishing education and instruction in and around the Nation's capital. I became involved with Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing after transitioning to fly fishing as a full-time career. Volunteering at Walter Reed and Bethesda Naval Hospital is my way of giving back to those who have given the ultimate sacrifice for their nation and our freedom. This is my first experience at the 2-Fly Tournament and I was deeply honored when Ed asked me to be a guide. Fly fishing is not a sport, but a way of life. It is a natural, therapeutic release from physical and mental trauma. I learned to fly fish in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains around Rose River Farm and consider the area my fly fishing home. Rob Snowhite Fly Fishing Consultant www.robsnowhite.com (703) 401-6429
In terms of a profile I was a Naval Officer for 30 years and commanded USS John F Kennedy (CV-67) during the first gulf war. I founded Trout & About in 1994 and have been guiding and taking people on trips since that time. Since I was a Naval Officer myself I feel a natural affinity toward the wounded and especially to PHWFF. Phil Gay Trout & About http://www.troutandabout.com/
I was born and raised in Bandon, Oregon, and graduated high school in 1987. I first joined the military in 1987 as a Calvary Scout and spent three years at the NTC at Fort Irwin, CA. I then left the military at that time and spent time working as a cheese maker in Oregon. I decided to re-enlist back into the Army in 2007. I came back in as a supply specialist and went to 1-2 Inf. in Germany and deployed to Iraq with that unit at the end of 2008 to 2009. In March of 2010 I PCS'd to a patriot unit, also in Germany. In 2011 my unit went on a training exercise in Poland for 30 days where towards the end I started getting really bad chest congestion. After returning to Germany, I went to hospital where they told me that I had pneumonia and they gave me antibiotics, but my pneumonia just progressively worsened. I was then hospitalized and MedEvac'd to Walter Reed because I went into respiratory and kidney failure. That life changing event damaged my kidneys for the rest of my life. After several months of being at Walter Reed, Walter Morse came to our formation and told us about Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing. It was something I had never even thought about doing before. After my first fishing trip at Rose River Farms, I knew I had found something that would relax me and get my mind off my medical issues and having fun at the same time. Since then I have been on several trips this last year and loved every minute of it! Garth has been paired with Pro-Guide John Gay.
Andrew was born in Dallas Texas on December 20, 1985. Shortly after Andrew and his family moved to Kimberly, Idaho where he graduated from the Kimberly School District. After graduation in 2004 he enlisted in the United States Army and shipped out for boot camp in December of that year. Following basic and advanced training, Andrew then attended Airborne school where he was then stationed with the 1-505 Parachute Infantry Regiment in the 82nd Airborne Division, which was in training for an upcoming deployment. In August of 2006 his unit deployed to Bayji, Iraq. He served there for 8 months conducting routine patrols, counter ambush, and counter mortar missions while helping his unit prepare the Iraqi police to take over operations in their city. On March 26, 2007 Andrew was walking on a foot patrol when a sniper round impacted him. It hit him in the front of his vest, and exited out his back an inch from his spinal cord. The round destroyed his left kidney and some small intestine while instantly paralyzing him from the chest down. From there he was flown to Kirkuk for two days, Germany for two days, and was then transferred to Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He was at Walter Reed for two months, and then was transferred to the Seattle VA Spinal Cord Injury Unit to complete his rehab. After a month of rehab he was discharged to go home. Now Andrew has a daughter who is 5 years old, and is working in Boise, Idaho where he shoots sporting clays, hunts, fishes, plays basketball, skis, and enjoys as many outdoor activities as possible. He has adapted to his injuries quickly and just tries to enjoy each day. Andrew has been paired with Pro-Guide Bryan Wilson.
I was in the Marine Corps from 1987 to 1992 during the first Gulf War I was doing port operations in Okinawa, Japan off-loading ships. After the Marines I joined the Army in 1998 and served there to 2005. I served in the second wave into Iraq as a combat engineer. Our assigned area was Sader City and we conducted infrastructure recon and assisted EOD in IED and cache removal. I was injured by an IED on route arrows followed by a fire fight. Michael has been paired with Pro-Guide Gavin Robinson.
Sergeant First Class Aaron Greene-Morse grew up in Walla Walla, WA and joined the US Army in 1995. She was trained as an Intelligence Analyst and has been assignment in Georgia, Colorado, Maine, New Jersey and Maryland. Sergeant First Class Aaron Greene-Morse deployed to Kuwait as an Intel Analyst during the Operation Southern Watch; 1996 and1999. She also participated in Operation Desert Fox in 1998. She continued her career as a leader in several different intelligence organizations; National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, NSA Training and Education Division and the Army Technical Control and Analysis Element. Sergeant First Class Greene-Morse has been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis and will be continuing her treatment at Walter Reed National Medical Center. She lives with her husband Sergeant First Class (RET) Walter Morse and their daughter Paige. Her awards include the Joint Meritorious Unit Award, Joint Meritorious Accommodation Award and the Joint Meritorious Service Award and numerous others. Aaron has been paired with Pro-Guide Kiki Galvin.
As a Soldier for over 26 years, all as a Military Policeman, I served in a variety of positions both in the National Guard and abroad. All of my assignments presented varying degrees of challenges both professional and personal. Whether it was in my early years as a M60 Machine Gunner or in the later years as First Sergeant of a Headquarters, Headquarters Company or my final assignment as the CHOPS Operations NCOIC in a MP Brigade, I enjoyed being a Soldier. After several deployments to Kuwait, Iraq and Afghanistan, my career was catching up to me; my most challenging mission lied ahead. In March 2011, I arrived at Fort Meade Warrior Transition Unit (WTU) after spending a month in an inpatient program for PTSD and a back injury. At Fort Meade I continued rigorous outpatient therapy and learned to become more self-sufficient and independent. One day, while at the Soldiers and Family Assistance Center, my counselor mentioned "a fly fishing program called PHWFF," and asked if I was interested. Coming from New England and being an avid angler, I was very interested. I arrived one Thursday night and I've been "hooked" ever since. I've been on several trips and have spoken to countless guides and fellow anglers. No matter what the ailment is or where you came from, we all have one thing in common, CATCH FISH! Scott has been paired with Pro-Guide Colby Trow.
LCpl Ryan Wightman was born in Orange Park, Florida, on June 5, 1990. He enlisted in the Marine Corps on May 11, 2009 and attended MCRD Parris Island, South Carolina. During his training he was promoted to squad leader which led to him becoming Private First Class meritoriously. After graduation, Private First Class Wightman attended the Marine Corps School of Infantry in Camp Geiger, North Carolina. He was assigned the MOS of 0311, Marine Corps Rifleman. He was assigned to Weapons Company, Scout Sniper Platoon, in 1st Battalion 8th Regiment. He was stationed in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, where he was promoted to Lance Corporal on April 1, 2010. His first deployment was September 1, 2010-March 25, 2011, in the Helmand Province of Afghanistan. Upon returning from his deployment, he married his wife, Melissa on March 29, 2011. In July 2011, LCpl Wightman was transferred to Charlie Company, 1st Platoon. On January 7, 2012, he deployed once again to the Helmand Province of Afghanistan, only this time his deployment was not as successful as the last. On May 26, 2012, while trying to help a fallen Marine he was wounded by an improvised explosive device. On June 1, 2012, he arrived at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center where he now currently resides and is trying to heal. His military awards include: Purple Heart, Combat Action Ribbon, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Afghanistan Campaign Medal x2, Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal, Sea Service Deployment Ribbon x2, National Defense Service Medal, NATO Medal – ISAF Afghanistan, Navy Unit Commendation. Ryan has been paired with Pro-Guide Harold Harsh.
My choice of service was easy. Like my father and brother, I chose the United States Navy. Hoping to somehow make a difference, I would make the Navy my home. After an extended bout with Spinal Meningitis, I was left with severe short term memory loss and other physical problems. On an almost a daily basis, I look at other vets and realize how lucky I am. Having been with Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing for three and half years, I have had the unusual privilege of being on both sides of the fence, volunteer and participant. As a participant I have received some very fine fishing equipment, some fantastic fishing trips, such as Montana. But I have received something far more valuable then these tangible items. I have received someone's time; time that was freely given by volunteers. Time is something they can never get back or replace. As a volunteer I have received even more. I have seen eyes regain interest in life and lips that are free to laugh. What I have witnessed is that Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing is a remarkable organization! David has been paired with Pro-Guide Rob Snowhite.
I was raised in San Diego; enlisted in US Navy in 1960; and was qualified in submarines (Petty officer 2d Class (E-5) Electronics Tech). I was selected for NESEP (college scholarship) then graduated from University of Utah & commissioned 2dLt (infantry) in Marines 1966. But the smartest thing I ever did was marry Robinette L. Wootten in 1965. That lead to the greatest kids Tori ('66) & Rick ('68) & Grandkids: Emma ('02), Maddy ('03) & Drew ('04)). I was RVN 1967-1968 w/ Company M, Infantry Platoon Leader, Weapons Company CO, 3d Bn, 26th Marines – Khe Sanh, Con Thien, Thua Thien Province, I Corps. I served as a Recruit Series Officer, Recruit Depot San Diego, then was RVN 1971-1972, Company CO, 1st MP Bn, Danang. In between two tours in the rice paddies, finished Law School, University of San Diego, '74 (I intended to leave active duty – but HQMC kept dangling interesting billets & bride Robin did not object to the military life, officer wives still wore big hats & gloves back then. My career continued with another lawyer tour at Recruit Depot San Diego (mostly defending DI's …); senior lawyer at Disciplinary Barracks, Ft Leavenworth, KS; Command & Staff College, Quantico; Military Judge; staff officer w/ Advanced Amphibious Studies Group at Quantico; G3 (Plans), III MAF, Okinawa, Panama as lawyer & Executive Officer to CINCSOUTH, 1988-1989, Naval War College, Newport RI; SACLANT (NATO), Norfolk. 1992-1997: Headquarters Marine Corps as Chief, Strategy & Plans. I finally called it quits in 1997- but did several stints after as a contractor & USMC Civil Service. My personal decorations include Legion of Merit, Bronze Star (Combat V), 2x Purple Hearts, Combat Action Ribbon, Army & Navy Commendation & a bunch of "I was there" ribbons. Chandler has been paired with Pro-Guide Phil Gay.
Andy Roberts is a West Point graduate and a former Army Captain who served as a battery commander in Iraq from 2003-2004. In Iraq, he led Bravo Battery 1-17FA which provided direct support to 1-10 CAV, "Buffalo Soldiers" of the 4th Infantry Division. In Iraq, Roberts eventually became responsible for the small city of Balad Ruz in Diyala Province and served as liaison with the local government and oversaw the training of the local police and National Guard. Roberts left the Army in 2004 and after the initial excitement of coming home he found himself struggling to adapt to life after Iraq. He had many of the symptoms of post operational stress including hyper-vigilance, high startle response, mood swings, anger, isolation and a loss of purpose and mission. He realizes now he was suffering from an invisible wound of war- he didn't realize it then. Three years later, volunteer work and therapy were helping him get back on to a healthier path but he credits Project Healing Waters with much of his recovery. He met great people with similar interests, he got out into nature, and he found a passion that helped him truly enjoy living life again. Roberts has committed himself to veterans advocacy and works for the North Shore-LIJ Health System as the Director of Military and Veterans Liaison Services. He is also the Program Lead for the New York City chapter of PHWFF and has fished the salt all over the East Coast and rivers in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Colorado, Virginia, Montana and Wyoming. Andrew has been paired with Pro-Guide Brian Trow.
Jesus (Jesse) M. Garza born October 15, 1945, Weslaco, Texas. My family moved to Selma, California summer of 1960. I graduated from Riverdale Hi in Riverdale CA. June 1965. November 18, 1965 I was drafted by the US Army in Fresno CA. Ft. Ord by Monterey, CA was my fist station for boot camp. Two and a half weeks later a break out of Spinal Meningitis was discovered in Fr. Ord. I and other troops were sent to Ft. Hood, Texas for boot camp. January 1966 after boot camp I was assigned to Ft. Lewis, Washington for AIT to the 4th Infantry Division 1/22 Infantry. June of 1966 we were told we were going to a country called Vietnam. August 1966 we were headed to Vietnam on the troop ship USS Walker as a battalion with other ships. We shipped out of Seattle Washington. The last thing I could see as the ship sailed out from port was the Space Needle in Seattle. Today and every time I see a movie or pictures of the needle I get flashbacks of that day I had no control of my life whether I would see the needle again or not. It is hard to see the Space Needle and the Vietnam wall and not think of why me and not my brothers on the wall. There isn't a day that I am not reminded of my past and wonder why. I am fortunate to be married to the same woman of 42 years. I tell her almost every day that she is an Angel for putting up with me all this time. Drugs, booze and smoking was with me daily. I have three children and 5 grandchildren which are the love of my life. I no longer do drugs, drink or smoke for the past 18 years because of the Love for my family and just life. I have been involved with PHWFF since 2009. I joined through the Long Beach Casting Club. I've been fortunate and blessed to fish in places that otherwise would not be able too. Learning how to build a rod and tie flies has been a great source of therapy for me. PHW has given me a chance to be at peace for a day or days at a time in the water. Using my mind, body and hands in concentrating on a fish that is at the end of my line, and for those minutes not feel any pain or outside thoughts other than bringing in the fish into my net. As PHW has given me so much and more then I deserve. Today I do not just participate as a disable veteran. I give back by being the liaison for our Regional Coordinator Carole Katz and the vets in Long Beach, CA. I am also a member of the Veterans Advisory Council. Jesse has been partnered with Pro-Guide Michael Hatfield.
My name is Lonny Andrews. I was born and raised in Denver, Colorado and spent 30 years in Aurora, Colorado after I got out of the Marine Corps. I attended college for three years before entering the Marine Corps. While in the Marines I worked as an electrician and my MOS was field radio operator. I spent one tour in Vietnam.
After serving my country I came back to Colorado and got a job with Gates Rubber Company as lab technician. I worked there for 34 years until I retired. I volunteered for the boy scouts for 20 years. After retirement I worked for the Boy Scouts for three years. I was very fortunate to see both of my sons join Scouting and both became Eagle Scouts.
I started with Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing while with the Denver VAMC. I started with fly tying with the Denver PHWFF program. I spent almost a year with the program there and then transferred to the program in Colorado Springs, where I have lived for the past five years. Since joining the program in Colorado Springs I have become a member of the Veterans Advisory Council. I am now working to recruit veterans at the Colorado Springs VA clinic. I have also taught in the beginner fly tying class.
I am now married to by wonderful wife Donna. She has supported me and encouraged me to continuing working with PHWFF. I also have a hobby making fused glass jewelry. I have been working in a floral shop. I deliver flowers and am learning to make floral arrangements. Lonny has been partnered with Pro-Guide William Heresniak.
My family has been in Western North Carolina for many generations. I am Rhonda Christine Burleson, daughter of Carl Donald Burleson, the former General Manager of Biltmore Estate, who is now deceased, and Kay, homemaker. I joined the Army in 1983 as a Military Policeman & Corrections. I was stationed in Kansas, Korea, and Kandahar. I was also stationed in Boone, North Carolina as a National Guard Recruiter. I have two AS degrees and a BS in Health and Wellness. Army Achievements - SWAT, developed 1st minimum security facility for female military offenders, NBC NCO, RRT, and Enemy Prisoner of War Guard, Kandahar 2002. Was activated Christmas Eve 2001. Living in hometown of Asheville, North Carolina since returning from war. Rhonda has been paired with Pro-Guide Eric Stroup.
For over 50 Years, as an outdoor writer and fly fishing instructor, Lefty Kreh has touched more lives and converted more people to fly fishing than anyone ever has, or ever likely will. He has truly been a servant to the Fly Fishing community having given selflessly with his teaching skills, innovations and humor; adding immeasurably to the level of enjoyment and satisfaction that many of us have experienced from the sport of fly fishing.
Lefty Kreh proudly served our nation as soldier from 1942 to 1947 and is a combat veteran from the Battle of the Bulge. Upon his release from active duty, he discovered fly fishing and the restorative powers of clean, fishable waters; a discovery he now shares with new generations. For many years, Lefty has selflessly shared his talents and knowledge with our disabled active military and veterans. They eagerly seek him out, as much for his soldier's heart as his wisdom and his skill with a fly line. Thank you, Lefty, for your service to our nation and your enduring support of Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing and our men and women in uniform.
Lefty's writing career began part time in 1952 with a newspaper outdoor column and has progressed to include articles in many of the major outdoor publications and fly fishing periodicals. He has authored, collaborated on, or contributed to over 20 books. Some of the most notable and most recent are: Fly Fishing in Salt Water, Fishing the Flats, Lefty's Little Library, Lefty Kreh's Longer Fly Casting, Lefty Kreh's Ultimate Guide to Fly Fishing, Lefty Kreh's Presenting the Fly and Basic Fly Fishing: All the Skills and Gear You Need to Get Started. His DVD's include: Lessons with Lefty, and The Best of Lefty's Tips, and his DVD on casting, Lefty Kreh on Fly Casting, is arguably, the best around.
Ed Jaworowski is a writer, photographer and an exceptional caster with a passion and a desire to share his skills with others. In addition to teaching casting and fly fishing for more than 30 years, Ed has authored 4 books – The Cast, Troubleshooting the Cast, PopFleyes and Essential Saltwater Flies. He also served as consultant and contributor to The Complete Book of Fly Fishing and his writings have been featured in over 200 publications and more than 20 angling periodicals here and abroad since 1977. He has more than 50 years of fly tying experience, has fished and conducted casting clinics around much of the western hemisphere, and is in demand as a speaker. Ed is making significant contributions to the design of TFO rods and related products and is assisting in the development of casting schools and other educational programs.
Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing, Inc. is dedicated to the physical and emotional rehabilitation of disabled active military service personnel and disabled veterans through fly fishing and associated activities including education and outings.
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