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Evergren Adventure Series - Featured Hikes of the Month In addition to our many guided hikes offered seasonally, we have created a selection of featured hikes of the month handcrafted by our naturalist guides to take advantage of the changing seasons and conditions in Yosemite. These hikes are our guides' favorites and are not to be missed!
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Naturalist Hike To Rancheria Falls DISCOVER THE SERENE BEAUTY OF HETCH HETCHY Offered in April
Head deep into the little traveled Hetch Hetchy Valley on this idyllic hike along steep granite walls to Rancheria Falls. During our trip we will discuss the local flora and fauna as well as Hetch Hetchy�s O�Shaughnessy Dam, one of the most controversial issues in national park history. You will enjoy breathtaking views of the reservoir and will get to see abundant wildflowers and beautiful waterfalls.
This hike is also a great opportunity to see bears and many of our other furry and scaly friends. Get ready for a great experience in one of Yosemite�s most crowd-free valleys. Expect a long day hike in which the rewards greatly outweigh the efforts.
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Preston Falls via Granite Gorge EXPLORE THE SCENIC BANKS OF THE TUOLUMNE RIVER Offered in May
This featured hike takes us along the beautiful Main Fork of the Tuolumne River, below the Hetch Hetchy Reservoir. We will likely have the trail to ourselves as we enjoy abundant wildflowers throughout our trip including Lupine, Indian Paintbrush, Larkspur, California Indian Pink and many others.
Our trail will take us past Granite Gorge, a beautiful section of river banked by vertical granite walls. Upon arriving at Preston Falls you will have time to eat lunch on the banks and take a swim in the Tuolumne�s crisp, clear waters to cool off before the hike back.
Smith Meadow and Smith Peak EXPLORING THE HIGHEST PEAK IN THE HETCH HETCHY AREA Offered in June
Come hike with us to the top of Smith Peak, 4,000 feet above the Hetch Hetchy reservoir. You will take in views of Rancheria Falls as well as the high country Cathedral and Clark Mountain Ranges, over 24 miles away.
This 12 mile roundtrip hike will take you alongside Cottonwood Creek, through manzanita thickets, past lovely Smith Meadow and up the rocky flanks of Smith Peak. Be ready for amazing views and a full day of hiking on one of the least human traveled trails in the park.
May Lake and Mount Hoffman THE GEOGRAPHIC CENTER OF THE PARK Offered in July
Come join us on a guide and guest favorite to the geographic center of the park. You will enjoy 360-degree views of Yosemite National Park and hike past one of the most beautiful alpine lakes in the high country. As we leave May Lake, we will also leave the crowds behind as we climb to the alpine home of the curious yellow-bellied marmot and prairie falcon.
From the summit of Mount Hoffman, we will see a unique and spectacular perspective of Half Dome and the High Country. Throughout the hike, you�ll enjoy dramatic, memorable views of the pristine Yosemite landscape. This trip is the perfect way to get perspective on the grandeur of Yosemite and to round out your trip to this amazing national park.
High Country Naturalist Hike to Mono Pass HIKE TO THE VERY CREST OF THE SIERRAS! Offered in August
Come with us on an adventure in the very heart of the Yosemite High Country. This 9.4 mile (round trip) trail takes you through pristine lodgepole pine forests and alpine meadows to the edge of the timberline! Hike to the top of Mono Pass and get unforgettable views looking east beyond the park boundary.
This trip places you on the crest of the Sierra Nevada, one of the nation�s most inaccessible and rugged mountain ranges. Be prepared for a full day of hiking surrounded by peaks like Mount Gibbs, Mount Dana and Kuna Peak, all with elevations over 13,000 feet! This is a strenuous 5 hour hike that tops out at an elevation of 10,600 feet. Bring your hiking boots and camera for a classic High Sierra experience.
Cloud�s Rest By Way of Sunrise Trail UNOBSTRUCTED VIEWS OF THE VALLEY AND HIGH COUNTRY Offered in September & October
The hike to Cloud�s Rest, one of John Muir�s favorite places, is not for the faint of heart. The trail starts near picturesque Tenaya Lake, considered by many to be the gateway to the high country, and continues south for over six miles to the exposed ridgeline of Cloud�s Rest. The day�s highlight will be the exhilarating half mile up to the 9,900 foot granite summit.
The panorama from the top, free from trees, offers unobstructed views of Half Dome, the Cathedral range and Tenaya Canyon. The view from here is considered by many to be even better than from the top of Half Dome. This trip, due to its length and elevation, will test your endurance, but the rewards are spectacular! Bring your camera, plenty of water, and your sense of adventure as our guides take you up one of Yosemite�s jewels.
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Barco announces the acquisition of High End Systems, Inc (HES). Based in Austin, Texas, High End Systems employs 156 people and is a profitable company with $44 million USD sales in 2007. With the merging of two strong industry players, this acquisition reinforces Barco's leadership position in the fast converging video and lighting segments. The total value of the transaction is $55 million USD, which implies an EBITDA multiple of around 8 on the past 12 months. The impact on 2008 EPS is estimated to be about neutral due to the required IFRS restatements.
Eighty percent of High End Systems' sales are realized in the Events (Rental & Staging) market, which makes it a perfect match for Barco. High End Systems will be fully integrated into Barco's Media and Entertainment division.
With the growing convergence of lighting and video technologies, the acquisition of High End Systems is a merger of two strong industry players and as a combined force it will hold a leading position in this converged digital video and lighting space, enabling further growth. This is fully in line with the strategic goal of enlarging Barco's presence in each of the key markets it is active in.
Stephan Paridaen, president of Barco's Media and Entertainment division states: "We are proud and excited about joining forces with the leading player in the digital lighting market. High End's differentiated product line-up and recent product introductions are clearly proof of their market-led vision and strong R&D focus. We look forward to introducing many new and exciting products into the converged lighting/video space together."
"The acquisition is a great outcome for the employees of High End Systems and we are confident that the combined creativity and customer focus of Barco and High End Systems will deliver superior technology for the global entertainment markets," says Merritt Belisle, chairman of High End Systems, Inc.
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Jasper was one of 34 dogs with paralyzed hind legs to participate in a randomized, double-blind study at Cambridge University in London. Researchers first collected olfactory "ensheathing" cells from the dogs' noses, cultured them in Petri dishes for three to five weeks and then injected them into the dogs' spines.
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This started with AS10. When I tried to do a save as, the program would lock up requiring an end task. I rolled back to version 9 which worked at first but now I can't even save without locking up. I have tried uninstalling both 9 and 10, cleaning the registry and re installing 9.
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How did you clean the registry? Did you do a manual search through 'regedit' and delete every autodesk/autosketch entry?
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Clean your registry with "ccleaner" - run it 3-4 times until it stops finding issues. Even then you may still need to manually go through regedit.
I am seeing the same problem. Autosketch 10 recently started to crash and/or lockup, requiring rebooting the computer or Task Manager to close it, when attempting to use the Save or Save-As functions of AS10. Other programs still function, however, and a second session of Autosketch can even be started. AS10 was working successfully following a conversion from Vista to Windows 7 in Nov. 2010. The most recent significant change made to my system was to install Microsoft Internet Explorer version 9, but I assume that this latter update does not have any bearing on the Autosketch Save problem. Norton 360 version 5.x was installed recently also. There is a Task Manager indication that Autosketch 10 is hung waiting for a Norton file called ccSvcHst.exe. AS10 also crashed in one instance when I tried to use the Open function to open an existing drawing file. Neither repairing or uninstalling and reinstalling AS 10 has corrected the problem. (The registry was cleaned using Norton 360 between uninstalling and reinstalling). The system is a Dell XPS420 with Intel Core 2 Q9450, 2.66 GHz processor, two 750GB hard drives (RAID 1), 4GB RAM, Windows 7 Home Premium (SP1 added recently), and ATI HD Radeon 3800 video card. Any suggestions for correcting the problem AS10 save problem would be much appreciated. It has made the program virtually useless for making new drawings.
Ahhh good ol' Norton (and AVG) - keeping PC repair shops in business for donkey's years
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His poem, "Double Cure," was also published in the Shawangunk Review.


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Huntington, Ind.—The Huntington University Theatre Company will present "Radium Girls" at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 7-8 and at 2 and 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 9 in the Studio Theatre of the Merillat Centre for the Arts.
In 1926, radium was a miracle cure, Madame Curie an international celebrity, and luminous watches the latest rage—until the girls who painted them began to fall ill with a mysterious disease. Inspired by a true story, "Radium Girls" traces the efforts of Grace Fryer, a dial painter, as she fights for her day in court. As the case goes on, Fryer finds herself battling not just with the U.S. Radium Corporation, but with her own family and friends, who fear that her campaign for justice will backfire.
Grace Fryer (Kristen Lynn Kohaut) ponders her lawyer's (Matthias Austin as Arthur Roeder) advice.
Tickets are $12 for general admission, $10 for students and seniors, $6 for children 13 and younger, $5 for Huntington University students, and $9 for Huntington University faculty and staff. For tickets or more information, call the Merillat Centre for the Arts Box Office at (260) 359-4261 or log on to www.huntington.edu/mca.
The author of "Radium Girls," Dolores W. Gregory, visited Huntington University on Jan. 18-20 to attend rehearsals of her play. Gregory also presented workshops and talk-back sessions for students.
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The playwright authors comedies and dramas that draw on her working-class roots. Often set in rural America, her plays explore the disconnect between the dream and reality of the American blue-collar experience. Her plays frequently present an unseen offstage character as well as the economic and political forces that shape the individuals on stage.
Her work has been presented throughout the United States and abroad including productions in Singapore, London, Madrid and Lima. In addition to writing plays, Gregory has worked as a theatre critic—most recently for the Washington Post—and as a teaching artist. She makes her home outside Washington, D.C., with her husband, Paul, a bluegrass musician. For more information, access her Web site: www.dwgregory.com.
D.W. Gregory (sitting in the chair) does an acting exercise with students (left to right) Matt Kaestner, Jon Huffman, Peter Owens, Mary Russell, Courtney Swenson, Abi Allwein (hidden) and Teresa Bower.
The cast includes the following:
Grace Fryer: Kristen Kohaut, a senior theatre performance major from Hackettstown, N.J.
Arthur Roeder: Matthias Austin, a sophomore theatre performance major from Wheaton, Ill.
Kathryn Schaub/Societywoman/Board Member/Shopgirl/Grown Harriet: Abigail Grace Allwein, a junior theatre performance major from Fort Wayne, Ind.
Irene Rudolph/Young Harriet/Board Member: Meghan McClaine, a junior theatre education major from Greencastle, Ind.
Mrs. MacNeil/Mrs. Fryer/Clerk: Teresa Bower of Fort Wayne, Ind.
Von Sochocky/Elderly Widower/Judge: Jon Huffman, a junior theatre major from Traverse City, Mich.
Lee/Drinker/Lovesick Cowboy/Male Shopper/Bailey: Glen Pearson, a freshman theatre performance major from Naperville, Ill.
Markly/Photographer: Matt Kaestner, a freshman theatre performance major from Kingston, Tenn.
Mrs. Roeder/Madame Curie/Customer/Board Member: Jenn Miller, a senior theatre and psychology double major from Berkeley, Ill.
Ms. Wiley/Mrs. Michaels: Alicia Bonham, a sophomore theatre education major from Upland, Ind.
Sob Sister: Cassandra Quinn-Dyar, a senior theatre and sociology double major from Bedford, Ind.
The crew includes the following:
Director: Kristi Shamburger, adjunct faculty
Stage Manager: Bethany Edlund, a freshman theatre performance major from Roanoke, Ind.
Assistant Stage Manager: Courtney Swenson, a freshman theatre performance from Landenberg, Pa.
Technical Director: Brad DeYoung, a senior theatre design major from Lansing, Ill.
Scenic Designers: Brad DeYoung and Kristi Shamburger
Lighting Designer: Michael Metzdorf, adjunct faculty and technical director for the Honeywell Center
Costume Designer: Bekah Posegate, a junior theatre education major from Lake Villa, Ill.
Master Electrician: Andrew Edmonds, a sophomore theatre design major from Beloit, Wis.
Assistant Master Electrician/ Board Operator: Andi Rex, a freshman instrumental music major from North Webster, Ind.
Sound Designer: Ryan Arent, a freshman theatre design major from Grand Rapids, Mich.
Props Master: Mary Russell, a theatre performance major from Columbia, Mo.
Assistant Tech Director: Nathan Martin, a freshman theatre design major from Logansport, Ind.
Costume Assistant: Samantha Freeman, a freshman theatre performance major from Portland, Ind.
Hair/Makeup Designer: Missy Waaland, a freshman theatre performance major from Findlay, Ohio
Hair/Makeup Assistant: Naomi Pandolfi, a freshman theatre performance major from Medford, N.Y.
Props Assistant: Shaelyn Russell, a freshman theatre major from Chattaroy, Wash.
Running Crew: Cassie Mansheim, a pre-med major from Burnsville, Minn.; Kari Clark, a senior theatre design major from Columbus, Ind.; and Joshua Hicks, a theatre education major from Ligonier, Ind.
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Pierce collars stubborn Bulldogs
The underdogs came to play in the first round Division V playoff basketball game between No. 5 Pierce High and No. 12 Los Molinos.
Pierce rallied back from a halftime deficit Wednesday to beat the Bulldogs 49-43 in Arbuckle, and earned a chance to play Friday at No. 4 Mt. Shasta, which beat No. 13 Durham.
A season in a league with three 20-win teams ensured that Los Molinos wasn't intimidated by the Sacramento Valley League co-champion Bears.
"We played the way I've been trying to get them to play all year. They've shown me flashes of this but this was the first time I've seen it for a whole game," Los Molinos coach Christian Cumpston said.
The Bulldogs (9-17, 4-8 Five Star) led the majority of the first three quarters before Pierce (17-5, 10-2 SVL) rallied behind the hot hand of senior guard Hayden Kalfsbeek, who made five 3-pointers in the final 10 minutes of the game.
The Bulldogs weathered an early barrage and scored the final eight points of the first quarter for a 10-8 lead, and pushed the score to 21-17 at the half.
A.J. Long hit two 3-pointers and scored 10 points in the first half, slicing apart the Bears' defense with agile drives to the hoop.
A bucket by Jesse Dodero early in the third quarter pushed the lead to six before Pierce senior forward Andy Corona took over in the paint and scored six consecutive points.
"Keeping our composure was key to helping us come back into the game,'" Corona said.
Sam Smith scored consecutive buckets, the second on a fast break after he poked the ball away from a Pierce player.
Leading by four points with about two minutes remaining in the quarter, the Bulldogs kept Pierce's offense contained with a stingy zone defense. The Bears played much of the game without their best zone-penetrating weapon, senior forward Oscar Dorantes, who spent time on the bench in foul trouble.
Finally, Kalfsbeek, the Bears' 5-foot-6 zone-busting 3-point bomber caught fire. After going 0 for 5 in the first half, he hit back-to-back 3-pointers and the teams entered the final quarter knotted at 31-31.
"That's a big momentum swing when he comes out hitting threes like that. Especially he's feeling it when he reacts pumping his fist," Corona said.
Kalfsbeek kept shooting, hitting two more 3-pointers in the opening minutes of the fourth quarter but Los Molinos responded with baskets by Jordan Gumm and senior guard Jesus Castillo, tying the game at 37-37 with a little more than four minutes remaining.
Joey Hernandez grabbed a rebound off a missed 3-pointer and scored on the put-back, Dorantes hit a floater in the lane and Kalfsbeek hit his fifth 3-pointer of the game, putting Pierce up 44-37, their biggest lead of the contest.
Eric Haley and Long scored consecutive buckets, pulling the Bulldogs back within two points with about a minute remaining.
A collision between Dorantes and Long with 45 seconds left earned Long a foul and Dorantes a technical, sending him to the bench with his fifth foul, but Long missed both free throws.
After a turnover, the Bears ran the clock down to six seconds before Corona was fouled. Haley was called for a technical and Corona hit all four free throws, putting the game out of reach, 49-43.
Los Molinos went 2 for 10 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter while Pierce shot 5 for 8 down the stretch.
"I think it's worse, being that close and then… it's worse. At least if you leave with a blow-out, you're like, 'well that was supposed to happen,'" Cumpston said.
A roster with nine juniors and just one senior, Castillo, leaves Los Molinos in good shape for next season.
"It was a good learning experience, this is all for next year. They played really hard, they played good, I'm really proud of them right now," Cumpston said.
A sinus virus decimated the Bears roster for the week leading up to the game, and kept most of the players off the court for several days at some point during the last week. Three starters felt the brunt of the illness on Wednesday and a fourth, Corona, was just getting over it.
Corona led all scorers with 18 points and Kalfsbeek finished with 16. Long led Los Molinos with 17 points and Dodero added nine.
Pierce went on the road in the second round Friday and played at Mt. Shasta (20-6, 9-3 Shasta Cascade).
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Notes on choosing your Lopi
Lopi, the Icelandic wool, comes in a few different types of yarn. When knitting with Lopi it's good to have a few things in mind that can help you choose the right type for your knitting project. Below you will find information on the types available and some advice from Ragga on what to choose:
Lopi is the brand from Ístex,the only industrial spinning mill in Iceland. The following types are on the market:
Un spun Lopi wheels (plötulopi):
100% new wool. Un spun wool, sold by weight as a one-ply, flat round roll, called a "plate" or a "wheel". Bundle approx. 2 kg (4.4 lb), plate approx.110g (3.85 oz.). 100 g(3.5 oz) approx. 300 m (328yd).
Gauge depends on how many strands you knit together and the size of needles you choose.
Lopi Light (Létt-Lopi):
100% new wool. 50 g(1.7 oz) approx.100 m (109 yd).
Gauge: 18 sts = 10 cm(4″) on 4½ – 5 mm (Old UK 7 – 6) (US 7 – 8 ) in stockinette stitch.
Color card for Lopi Light
Álafoss Lopi:
100% new wool. 100 g balls. 100 g (3.5 oz.) approx. 100 m. (109 yd.).
Gauge: 13 sts = 10 cm(4″) on 6-6½ mm (Old UK 4 -3) (US 10 -10) in stockinette stitch.
Color card for Álafoss Lopi
Bulky Lopi:
100% new wool. 100 g(3.5 oz) approx. 60 m (66 yd).
Gauge: 10 sts = 10 cm(4″) on 8 – 9 mm(Old UK 0-00) (US 11-13) in stockinette stitch.
Color card for Bulky Lopi
1 strand of un spun: very light sweaters, shawls, scarves. Needles (for example) 4-5mm/US 6-8. When knitting cardigans it's a good idea to strengthen the edges by crocheting around them with one strand of plötulopi and one of einband or kid mohair or some other fine yarn from your stash. For a stronger garment, try knitting the whole garment with one strand of plötulopi and one strand of Einband, kid mohair or another type of fine yarn held together. Freyja is an example of a sweater knit with one strand of un spun.
2 strands of un spun or Lopi Light: I like to experiment with needle sizes and I've knitted garments with Lopi Light in garter stitch with needles up to 7mm/US10.5, here is a free pattern where I use large needles. If given space the yarn opens up and uses the space. So using large needles gives a very soft and fluffy garment. Normally sweaters for indoor and outdoor use are knit with 4.5mm/US 7 needles. Also very nice for knitting hats, gloves and other smaller accessories.
3-4 strands or Álafoss Lopi: Gives a bulkier result but yet light and breathable outdoor garments. This choice will give you a warm, strong and long lasting sweater. Also excellent for winter hats and thick mittens. Sweaters are traditionally knit on 6mm/US10 needles. But as I mentioned before it's a good idea to experiment with needle sizes. Check out the free pattern Óðinn.
5-6 strands of Bulky Lopi: An even bulkier results, like the name suggests. The good part is of course that knitting with Bulky Lopi is really quick. So give it a try for hats, cowls or really thick winter garments.
Plötulopi can in fact be used in any way imaginable. Try knitting something really bulky with 20 strands or experiment with colour gradiations using a couple of strands and changing one at a time. The Results results pattern is a good example of a chunky fabric in Tunisian crochet with 6 strands of un spun Lopi held together.
Don't be hard on the Lopi… especially the un spun since it breaks easily. So knit in a relaxed and gentle way. If however it happens, don't panic, just pull out the ends and lay them gently together or rub them a little bit between your palms. Knit on! With the plied versions the same is possible, just make the strands to different lengths and rub them together.


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One of my very favorite resolutions is my resolution to Cultivate good smells. I'm obsessed with the delights of the sense of smell.
Loving beautiful fragrances quickly leads to a greater appreciation of perfume, and I'm now a perfume fanatic.
So you can imagine my delight at visiting the Museum of Arts and Design's exhibit, The Art of Scent 1889-2012. The exhibit present twelve pivotal fragrances in history of scent.
I visited it for the second time last night, and had the chance to hear the brilliant Chandler Burr, organizer of the exhibit, explain why these particular perfumes were chosen. Jicky, Chanel No. 5, Drakkar Noir, Angel, Light Blue, L'Eau D'Issey, Osmanthe Yunnan, Untitled…such intriguing scents.
You might think, "How do you exhibit a perfume?" The room is spare, with a wood floor and white walls. Along the walls are twelve depressions; you lean your head into a depression, and a puff of perfume rises up.
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What's the key to Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell's lengthy relationship? The Hollywood couple sure knows how to live.
The duo just listed their Malibu beach house for a cool $14.7 million, and it includes quite a few high-tech amenities.
The duo doesn't have a full-blown home theater here, but the media room below should suffice. Besides a projector and the big screen you see here, HomeSeekers says that the room also includes Crestron control.
If you take a peek around the rest of the property, you'll see that this home also has its share of flat screens. There's one in the bathroom, one above the stove in the kitchen, and one for catching a quick glimpse of the news while on your way out to the tranquil courtyard.
Built in 1978, the 4,300-square-foot house was renovated in 2005. It has a total of four bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms, as well as a guesthouse with an exercise room. Just in case those ocean views aren't enough to calm your soul, one of those bedrooms doubles as a meditation room.
Of course, not everyone has the cash to spend on such a palatial estate. If you want a glimpse at how Goldie and Kurt live, Realtor.com says that until the property sells, it's also available to rent for $80,000 per month.
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look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Ruddy orange color, thin head with a little lacing.
Smells of hops, resinous, onion?
Taste is a punch in the face with hops, not much malt to balance it out. Slight sweetness and a little bit of alcohol. Hop taste is citrus, vegetal, some green onion flavors and pine. Bitterness lingers.
Kind of an oily mouthfeel, lightly carbonated
Overall, not one of my favorites, is way unbalanced towards the hops and the smell kind of puts me off. Wouldn't try again in the near future.
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On Capitol Hill, lawmakers are putting past terror attacks and attempts under the microscope, in hopes of learning from them.
Congress listened to testimony on the preparedness for and response to the April 15th Boston Marathon Attack. The hearing also focused on cases where signs were missed, or where information wasn't shared between federal and local agencies.
Federal officials at the hearing say it's also important to highlight the positives, and consider all the plots against our country that didn't succeed.
Richard Serino, deputy administrator of FEMA says, "We can take solace that collective approach and the years of planning we did as a nation on the local, state and federal level helped first responders on the ground that day save lives."
The FBI was a no-show at today's house homeland security hearing. The absence angered some lawmakers, who accused them of stonewalling.
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Andre Rieu's 2012 Maastricht Concert
André is home again! Back in his home town of Maastricht in time for the traditional summer evening concert on the Vrijthof. Once again the famous square has been transformed into a fabulous open-air temple to music. This features the Johann Strauss Orchestra, 100 children from the music school, the Platinum Tenors, Mirusia, Carmen and Suzan and the 13-year-old musical talent Melissa Venema on the trumpet. A real high point is the performance with the world-famous Mastreechter Staar male voice choir. And the spectacular appearance of 150 choir members holding torches was a musical and visual delight that you simply cannot miss.
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