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The hotel does a number of things well. The rooms are decent, the staff friendly, and they have a fairly nice beach area (for this island). They also did nice job at keeping things clean. Unfortunately, they seemed to miss on a number of small things. My biggest gripe is that they charge their guests extra for booking trips (virtually every hotel in the world is happy with the tour operator's referral fee). Do yourself a favor and BOOK YOUR ACTIVITIES DIRECTLY WITH THE TOUR OPERATOR IN TOWN. This one cost me an extra $50 (US). Another gripe is that there is no real good way to get to town for dinner / nightlife. A water taxi exists, but its $16/person RT. When coupled with 'island prices,' it makes an evening out quite expense. t would be nice if they offered even a single boat run into town, say out at 6:00 and return at 9:00. I should mention that they also rent bicycles, but those bikes are very poorly maintained. Another grip is that they do not have any hooks in the rooms. People come here to dive. Divers are going to have to rinse out their wetsuits, swimsuits, etc and then try them out. Give them a place to do it. Yea, nitpicks all, but there are dozens of basically identical hotels along the beach.
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The 3-star Hotel Globales Acis & Galatea achieves an ideal balance between value and service. This hotel enjoys a simple connection with Barajas Airport, making it easy to reach from anywhere. Olympic Aquatic Center can offer fun and entertainment in the near vicinity. Olympic Stadium La Peineta is 2.0 km (1.2 miles) from here. The close proximity of IFEMA may make this an attractive location for business guests who need to be there.
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Spicy Lemon Chicken Recipe
"I took a favorite recipe and modified it to work in our slow cooker," writes Nancy Rambo of Riverside, California. "We enjoy this tender lemony chicken with rice or buttered noodles."
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1/3 cup water
- 1/4 cup lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1/2 to 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon each garlic powder, chili powder and paprika
- 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (4 ounces each)
- 4-1/2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 4-1/2 teaspoons cold water
- Hot cooked noodles
- Chopped fresh parsley, optional
- In a greased 3-qt. slow cooker, combine the onion, water, lemon juice, oil and seasonings. Add chicken; turn to coat. Cover and cook on low for 4-5 hours or until a meat thermometer reads 170°. Remove chicken and keep warm.
- In a saucepan, combine the cornstarch and cold water until smooth. Gradually add the cooking juices. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Serve with chicken over noodles. Sprinkle with parsley if desired. Yield: 4 servings.
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double post. I am a little confused as to why my comments are showing up in "Administration".
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My picky eaters adore this and ask for it often. I skipped it over the summer but now fall is here, my son is very happy that this has returned to the menu.
Reviewed Jan. 6, 2013
I ended up doubling the recipe because I thought I had more than 4 chickn breast, which I did not! But i still think it came out really good. My husband liked it, so it's a keeper.
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Personally I think it's ok, but my family RAVES for it, and I'll take that any day!
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- 11-22-2012, 06:41 PM Thread Author #1
A quick review of Note II by Apple user
I've got quite a few Apple products and I still think they have an edge in general user experience. I bought Galaxy Nexus out of curiosity, and it wasn't too bad. When here comes Galaxy Note II. I was never big fan of the 3.5 inch screen that led me to buy iPad for longer than 5 minute browsing. 5.5 inch screen sounded promising, hence I decided to try the Note II, although I was a bit worried about comments on TouchWiz.
After a few weeks with the Note II, I'm convinced that this is the phone for me. Not only I love the size of the screen, the S Pen works really well, and character recognition works leaps and bounds better than the days of Dell Axim x51v (My previous experience).
What really sold me are actually what Samsung did to Jelly Bean. Surely, stock Jelly Bean that I've used with GNex was pretty good, I couldn't help but feel that it's bare. Most of the default screens are minimal, and very dark in color. As someone who enjoyed Apple's more playful and colorful UI, the aspect was a definite downgrade that I just put up with.
While it IS true that TouchWiz is kinda mess in terms of how disorienting at places when I try to find things. However, the overall user interface is much more pleasent and colorful.
I like Android, and I think Jelly Bean is superior to iOS 6, except the dry look and feel. I love the look of the Note II. I've switched the system font that was never possible with iPhone. The google calendar is replaced by S-Planner. Even the stock email is usable compared to the stock email on GNex for me.
The camera app is also much better than GNex even with 4.2 upgrade. In overall, I've found the phone that I wanted. To me, little things and the feel and the look of the phone is every bit as important as hardware specs. Now, I understand why Apple is trying so hard to drive out Samsung from the smart phone market by suing left and right. - 11-22-2012, 07:00 PM #2
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Sent from my Verizon Galaxy Note 2, Verizon Galaxy S4, or N7, or MacBook Air - 11-22-2012, 07:02 PM #3
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Welcome friend. If you have any questions, or if we can help in anyway, please don't hesitate to ask.
Sent from my SPH-L900 using Android Central Forums - 11-22-2012, 07:04 PM #4
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Nothing will ever replace the loss of jobs
that company has been going downhill since
jobs would of never released an "ipad mini" to match what competitors are doing
but...jobs would of continued with the BS patent war
which really needs to end
i wish i had an engi undergrad degree so i could do patent litigation
unfortunately, I cant sit for the patent bar - 11-22-2012, 08:21 PM #5
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Great little review. Thanks!
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Great review. You didn't sound off like an apple fanboy at all OP. I, too, came from iOS after using my iPhone 3GS for the past 3 years. It served me well and I was getting bored with iOS and wasn't impressed with i4, i4s and now even less with i5. Frankly the news of Apple's US lawsuit victory over Samsung drove me over to get the Note 2. Bad publicity is just as good as good publicity. Now after almost a week on my Note 2, I have been impressed in so many ways with it and realise it's a great phone for me. So long iOS!!
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I still love my ipad but I have a Nexus 10 on the UPS truck arriving Sat,,,, so I shall see if the Nexus gets as much or more love from me.
I loved all my iPhones but after I got the iphone 5 I decided it was time to jump ship,,, while I do miss my iphone 5 a little my new Note 2 is making me very very happy.
Too bad Apple had to get so old and boring,,, they used to be so great but no more.
Davyo - 11-23-2012, 04:25 AM #9
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I have had every iPhone and have tried to leave them a few times for Android but always went back for some reason or another.
After getting the iPhone 5, I got to the point where I was sick of iOS and using iTunes. I decided to pick up a S3 and give it a try but before my 14 days were up I returned it for the Note 2.
I really feel that iOS is going to be a thing of the past for me now. The Note 2 is a great device, I'm very pleased with my decision.
I had planned on keeping the 5 and putting it on my spare line, but now I've decided to sell it since I haven't touched it since getting the Note 2.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317 using Android Central Forums - 11-23-2012, 06:42 AM #10
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Just do a craigslist swap? ^^ I bought the s3 since the tmobile rep told me itd be at least a year before the note 2 came out.... I found the release date coming for a note 2 by browsing here and sold my s3 for 450... so to pay off my value plan and get thd note 2 it was a 50 dollar upgrade
Sent from my SGH-T889 using Android Central Forums - 11-23-2012, 09:09 AM #12
Appreciate the review. I myself am an avid apple user and own the iPhone 5 which is am using right now. I have become bored like others and ready for a change. I will be buying the note 2 on Verizon next week. My only concern and its fairly lame and hoping you can add some insight... The apps. I use cnbc, espn, eBay, amazon among my most used if not daily. I know the cnbc on android is pitiful and watching YouTube reviews of espn it shows the iOS is much more smoother and cleaner looking. I get the sense the apps in the play store pale in quality to the App Store! Is that a fair assessment?
A quick review of Note II by Apple user
Iphone 4 user here waiting on note 2 to arrive on Verizon. I had ip4 for the last two+ years and android for a few months before. At the time android was not doing it for me so i just ignored it completely until few weeks ago. i was very disappointed with what ip5 had to offer so started playing with the s3 and was so impressed and at the same time mad at myself for being blinded by apple and for not trying android earlier as i could've had a big screen and 4g long time ago. But at the same time it turned out good as i am now eligible to upgrade to note 2. Cannot wait to get it next week, already have cases, sp and sd card waiting for it. I am not going to lie i loved and enjoyed my ip4 very much but i am just tired of ios. I cant wait to customize my homescreens with widgets, not rely on itunes and put 25gb of music on my sd card
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Like many on this thread, I too was an Apple iPhone user and I was concerned about jumping over to a new system.
Every time a new phone was introduced, I went to the AT&T store to check them out and I was less than happy with Android phones.
That was until this year.
I really feel that with the introduction of the Samsung S3 and Note series, there has been a big jump in quality, features and user experience that was not really there before.
These phones have passed the iPhone as far as features and innovation goes and that is what drove me to make the change.
It's really been a great experience. Yes there is a little learning curve but within a few weeks, I feel pretty solid about Android and what it has to offer.
I've never been so vocal to my family and friends about the benefits of these phones and I still believe the Note II is the greatest phone on Earth!
So to the OP, welcome and enjoy your new phone. - 11-23-2012, 05:00 PM #16
A quick review of Note II by Apple user
I don't think there is an iPhone standard anymore. When Android was developing their OS there were problems with speed, nascent/wonky software, and a processor that couldn't handle what the Android OS delivered. Now for all practical purposes the Android flagships are mature and speedy and more than competitive with the iPhone. The debate is over IMO so you just make a choice on two distinct alternatives. BTW typing this on my iPad.
Sent from my hookah via hash cloud. - 11-23-2012, 05:11 PM #17
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At the current state of smartphones I think all of these flagship phones are amazing. You cant go wrong with any of them. Its just personal preference.
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I agree with this, to me the Apple products are for people who dont really want to "customize" thier phones. LIke my father. He upgraded from an Envy2 to an IP5, he loves it, all he wants is to txt, call, surf the web. However I cannot stand it after messing with it for 2 hours setting up. I mean, you have to plug it into a computer to do updates! (I know this is now fixed) You cant place widgets, no home screens, no fun! Give me android anyday
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Ex Apple user here; the iphone hasnt really changed in 4 years both hardware (other than a desperately needed faster processor) or in sotfware. Hence I decided to go Android rather than wait another 2 years to see if Apple caught up. The SGN2 hardware and 4.1 is vastly advanced on Apple.
WarrenH - 11-25-2012, 10:42 AM Thread Author #20
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I'm a hobby photographer who invested quite bit on gears. While it's no match to my main gears, I appreciate little features like face recognition. There are so many little things that I'm still discovering about this phone. Frankly, some are meh, but there are many others that deepens my liking on this sweet device. BTW the music player with widget is pretty good too certainly better than iPhone's.
I'm not loyal to either Android or iOS. While I appreciate flexibility that Android allows, I also prefer not having to configure everything myself. With Note II, I don't use beautiful widget for weather and a separate LED notification app. What's built-in is acceptable for me. Also, I like iOS's easy-to-useness, but don't like the OS keeps telling me that I'm using it in wrong way by not allowing much legroom at all.Last edited by Younjulius; 11-25-2012 at 11:09 AM.
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Quick question. I am not able to get my work calendar from Office 365 onto my Galaxy note 2 for some reason... On my iphone when i added an email account, it gave me options on whether I want to add contacts and calendar. How to get that working for GN2? - 11-26-2012, 11:45 AM #22
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You guys will probably laugh at me. I love HTC and wanted the DNA. But the fact there is no expandable memory is a huge deal breaker for me. I am going to miss HTC
HELLO NOTE2. I won the million dollar give away 100.00 shopping spree. I can't upgrade till march. I am hoping I can sway Verizon much earlier. Lol. I wasn't going to choose accessories I can use now...well one I can foe any device. But I have my mind already made up on getting the Note2 so i got a charging cradle and a cool case...notebook like case for it. So i have accessories for when I have the phone. I have played with it. I have small hands. The size is not an issue. I love all the things this phone can do. It was either the note or the S3. Very tough decision. But the Note2 won me over. I want it BAD!
And thanks Android Central ..
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Yes, the apps in the play store totally pale in comparison to app store apps. I exchanged my S3 for an iPhone like 3 times because of that. But decided I just wanted both an S3 and an iPhone. Satisfies all my needs the way.
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Max Wrist Size: 8"
Crown type: Non-screwed crown
Crystal Material: Sapphire
Hour Markers: 8 GENUINE DIAMONDS (as per dial inscription, see wrist
Bracelet: solid links
Water Resistance 50 m
Sample shot on a female wrist 5.5 inch or 13.5 cm


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* Players can now suppress Opportunities by selecting the Opportunities Suppression check box in the Game Options menu. This means players can still get opportunities through interactions, but no opportunities will be automatically directed towards the player.
* The game can now detect downloaded content and use these objects in Sims� dreams, opportunities, etc.
* Live Mode
o Sims can now form groups with one or more other Sims to stay linked to each other while out and about in the world.
o Players can now set lights purchased from Buy Mode as a �black light.�
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o New Sims can now have an Astrological Sign assigned.
* Build/Buy Mode
o Players can now use the Platform Tool to create stages and other elevated spaces.
o Half Walls can now be created and placed on lots.
o Urinals can now be purchased and placed in addition to toilets!
o Using new rounded corners and size adjustments, players now have more control over the shapes and sizes of swimming pools.
o Swimming pools are no longer restricted to being built on the ground floor. They can now be built on multiple other levels of a structure.
o Players can now create fountains on Residential and Community lots throughout the world by using the Fountain Tool.
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Before installing an Update for The Sims 3, an Expansion Pack, or a Stuff Pack, it is a good idea to run through the following checklist to ensure your game continues to work smoothly.
If you have any questions about the below steps, please visit the Technical Support forum on the official Sims 3 community found at this URL: http://forum.thesims3.com/jforum/forums/show/10.page
Step 1: Disable Custom Content
Custom Content is all Sims content that did not come from an official The Sims 3 Update, The Sims 3 Store, Expansion Pack, or Stuff Pack. Custom Content is created by 3rd Party Developers that are not regulated by Electronic Arts or The Sims 3 Development Team and may not work with new updates. Custom Content may cause the game to behave unexpectedly or not function entirely.
To disable your custom content, undo whatever you did to install this content to get your game back into an unmodified state. If you placed it in a Sims 3 directory folder, move it to a new folder that is outside your Sims 3 file directory. Your Sims 3 file directory can be found using the paths listed below:
Windows File Directory: C:\Documents and Settings\USER\My Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 3
Mac File Directory: User/Documents/Electronic Arts/The Sims/
Once you have installed the official update you may re-enable your custom content. If you experience problems, disable it again until the 3rd party developer updates their content to work with the official Update, Expansion Pack, or Stuff Pack.
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03/22/2012 Neil's Notebook: Spartans Take the Ice in BridgeportMSU returns to the NCAA Tournament 03/21/2012 Spartans Face Union Friday in NCAA OpenerSpartans return to NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2008 03/08/2012 Spartans Kick Off Postseason at MiamiMSU looks to change recent playoff history 02/22/2012 MSU Travels to Notre Dame for Regular Season FinalePlayoff positions on the line as regular season comes to a close 02/16/2012 Icers Host Last Regular-Season Home Weekend; Honor SeniorsMSU Hockey Weekly Former Spartan netminder Mike Gilmore is in his third season as a volunteer assistant coach. Gilmore, who previously served at his alma mater in the same role, will work primarily with the team's goaltenders. Gilmore epitomized the term "student-athlete" in his playing career, as he earned Academic All-Big Ten honors three times and CoSIDA First-Team Academic All-America honors as a senior, as well as the Bill Burgess Outstanding Senior Award, the Blue Line President's Award as the team's top scholar-athlete, as well as the Amo Bessone Award for combining athletic and academic achievement with community involvement. He also won the 1992 Chester Brewer Award, awarded to MSU Senior achieving academic and athletic excellence. On the ice, he played in 64 career games and ranks eighth all-time at MSU with a 2.91 career goals-against average and 10th in career shutouts (4). Gilmore was a part of two CCHA regular-season and tournament championships (1988-89, 1989-90), and three NCAA Tournament teams, which included Frozen Four trips in both 1989 and 1992. He joined the Spartan team as a walk-on, but quickly earned a scholarship and served as an alternate captain as a senior. Gilmore was a member of the US National team in the summer of 1991, earning a gold medal at the US Olympic Sports Festival. A selection of the New York Rangers in the 1990 Supplemental Draft, Gilmore played two seasons of professional hockey with the Erie Panthers (ECHL) and Binghamton Rangers (AHL) after leaving MSU. He served as a volunteer assistant coach at his alma mater from 1994-96, helping lead MSU to a pair of NCAA Tournament bids and a 53-25-4 overall mark. During that time, he earned his M.B.A. from MSU's Eli Broad College of Business. Gilmore is currently the director of investment management and a registered investment advisor at Greene Wealth Management in East Lansing. He has served on the Board of Directors for the Greater Lansing Amateur Hockey Association (GLAHA), and coaches his two youngest children in the sport of hockey. Gilmore's wife Jennifer is a former team physician for the MSU hockey program and is an assistant professor in the Department of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine at MSU in addition to continuing in her role as a team physician in the Athletic Department. The couple resides in DeWitt with their children Abigail, a figure skater, and hockey players Ryan and Isabelle. |
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In tribute to Tuesday's World Cup Qualifier at Crew Stadium, Frankie Hejduk and Cody Sharrett pen a song for the U.S. Men's National Team with a little help from Neil Young.
U.S. Under-20 Men's National Team midfielder and Ohio native Wil Trapp talks about his early start with soccer, working his way into the Columbus Crew system and playing a significant role on Tab Ramos' U-20
squad in the 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup.
Crew midfielder Wil Trapp and the United States will begin play in the 2013 FIFA Under-20 World Cup in Turkey on Friday against Spain (1:45 p.m. ET / ESPN2). The 20-year-old Gahanna native is coming off an impressive performance in the CONCACAF U-20 Championships back in March that saw him earn Best XI honors for the tournament. Trapp is likely to be an integral part of Head Coach Tab Ramos' plans in Turkey as the U.S. takes on Spain, France and Ghana in group play.
The U.S. Under-20 Men's National Team kicks off the 2013 Toulon Tournament on Tuesday against host France, utilizing the tournament to prepare for the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Turkey. Hear from Columbus Crew midfielder Wil Trapp who was called up to be part of the 40 year old tournament.
In preparation for this summer's FIFA U-20 World Cup in Turkey, Crew midfielder Wil Trapp has joined U.S. U-20 training camp in Carson, Calif. Trapp is one of seven MLS Homegrown players in the camp. The central midfielder is expected to play a key role for the Yanks in the tournament after being named to the CONCACAF U-20 Championship Best XI last month.
Joining Trapp in California is Crew Technical Director Brian Bliss, who serves as an Assistant Coach on Tab Ramos' staff.
The camp runs from April 22-29 at the Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif.
U.S. Soccer celebrates its 100th anniversary Friday. While the Crew has only been involved in the past 18 years, the organization has left its mark on soccer in the United States.
Through the Crew's 18 years, 37 players that have donned the Black & Gold either as a player or coach have also earned a cap with the U.S. Men's National Team at some point during their playing career. Forward Brian McBride (95 caps), Frankie Hejduk (85 caps) and Brad Friedel (82 caps) have represented the U.S. more than any other Crew players past and present. McBride scored 30 times in his International career, the most of any Crew player to wear the Red, White and Blue.
Chad Marshall and Eddie Gaven are the only current players to earn a call-up to the USMNT.
Famous for hosting three U.S. versus Mexico FIFA World Cup Qualifiers - all 2-0 victories for the United States - Crew Stadium has become the go-to venue for hosting the rivalry when it matters most. Crew Stadium will once again welcome the U.S. and Mexico for a 2014 World Cup Qualifying Hexagonal round match on September 10, 2013.
In total, the Yanks are 6-0-3 in Columbus. The United States has only surrendered one goal in nine matches at Crew Stadium.
The U.S. Women's National Team has also seen success in Columbus. The U.S. Women are currently 4-1-0 in Crew Stadium. Crew Stadium was also selected as one of the host venues of the 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup. 22,828 fans were in attendance to see the USWNT to a 3-0 victory over North Korea.
The United States will face a tall challenge in Turkey this summer as the draw for the 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup was held on Monday. The U.S. has been placed in Group A with European powers Spain and France, along with a yet to be determined African nation.
"We're welcome to any challenge," U.S. U-20s Assistant Coach and Crew Technical Director Brian Bliss said Monday. "It's obviously a very strong group with those two European teams. Whatever African team makes it, you know they're going to be good. Historically, [African nations] have been very good at the youth World Cup level."
Bliss and Homegrown midfielder Wil Trapp will head to Turkey in June, hoping to make an impact on the world stage.
"When you get to the World Cup, there are 24 teams and everybody is good," Bliss said. "It looks like a very difficult group, but we finished strong in CONCACAF and I think that will give us confidence heading into [the World Cup].
"I won't say I like our chances better than anybody, but I don't fear any of those teams for any reason."
The U.S. will hold a camp in April to reassess talent ahead of the tournament this summer.
Following the announcement from U.S. Soccer that Columbus Crew Stadium will host the USA vs. Mexico 2014 World Cup Qualifier on September 10, Columbus Mayor Michael B. Coleman expressed his sentiments on the fixture's positive impact on the city of Columbus.
"This is fantastic news for our soccer fans and for our entire community," Mayor Coleman said. "This will not only be an exciting soccer match, but an outstanding opportunity to showcase the City of Columbus to the entire world."
Playing in the biggest match of his young career, a massive weight was lifted off of Wil Trapp's shoulders as the United States handled Canada 4-2 in the CONCACAF U-20 Championship quarterfinal to qualify for this summer's 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Turkey on Tuesday night. Trapp's deflected, long-distance volley to make it 3-1 just before haftime gave the U.S. the momentum it needed to hold of its rival to the North in the second half and secure the victory.
Trapp and the United States move on to face Cuba in the semifinal of the regional tournament on Friday, March 1 at 6 p.m. ET.


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In 1963 Fay Gillis Wells, 99 charter member, was instrumental in finalizing Clara Studer's effort of getting the US Post Office to issue the Amelia Earhart 8 cent airmail stamp on July 24, AE's birthday. At the celebration of that issuance in Atchison KS, AE's birthplace, several 99s gathered and stamped several thousand envelopes with that stamp. In the first of our "once in a decade" flyaways from AE airport in Atchison, these First Day Covers (FDC) were flown by seven charter members to the four corners of the US. Within two days they had arrived at all but four of our state capitals and were sold for the benefit of the AE Memorial Scholarship Fund (AEMSF) established in 1941. After the initial sale, most of those not sold were returned to 99 Headquarters.
In 1976 Fay Wells was appointed The 99s Chairman for America's Bicentennial. One of her ideas - she always had many of those - was to create a forest as a living, growing symbol for The 99s motto "World Friendship Through Flying". She thought that the city of Atchison in Kansas would be the place for that forest. Working with that city, Fay and Atchison citizens created "The International Forest of Friendship". Every state and many nations were invited to send a seedling of their state or national tree and these were planted in the new "forest". There is a winding "Memory Lane" through this area and every year since 1976 people of many nations have been memorialized with their names in metal plaques set in the cement walkway. These names represent all facets of the history of aviation. The trees, now over 24 years old, are growing large and truly a forest is being created.
Another idea of Fay's in 1976 was that all those First Day Covers from 1963 were valuable in that they could be used to raise funds for AEMSF. So every year since then "new " First Day Covers have been issued by adding sufficient postage to the 1963 cover (with appropriate stamps when possible) commemorating some aviation event by women. Some of the events we have used are:
Fay passed the responsibility of this project on to Alice Hammond who handled it for about 16 years. When Alice died in 1993, Barbara Evans took on the project. In the 24 years of these covers, over $40,000 has been raised for AEMSF to use for scholarships. Usually 100 covers are issued each year and they are numbered 1 to 100. The number 99 is always sent to 99s Headquarters in Oklahoma City for The 99s archives. Many people request the same number cover each year and these are reserved for them. The covers sell for various prices, depending on the commemoration, from $10 to $30.
The 1999 cover was for the 70th anniversary of The 99s and the first Women's Air Derby from Santa Monica to Cleveland. It also commemorated the opening of The 99s Museum of Women Pilots in Oklahoma City. A list of covers still available can be had by contacting Barbara Evans.
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Everything a budding geologist needs to unearth, sift and identify rocks and hidden treasures. This 8-pc. Collection Station kit includes a real geologist's pick and hammer; a belt holster; 2 lbs. of mining ore; an ore sifting tray; a magnifier; safety glasses; a guide with tips for finding, identifying and collecting rocks; a collection box and more. Ages 8+.
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A gold mine of fun and adventure awaits you with this Gold Mining Kit! It includes all the items you'll need for a day of mining. The 2 pans (10 1/2-in. dia. and 14-in. dia.) are just like miners used during the Gold Rush. The prospector's rock pick of heavy-duty forged steel with tubular steel shank will help you chip away rock and dirt to reach those nuggets. Includes tweezers of stainless steel with a 1in. magnifier and 1-oz. and 1/2-oz. vials. Enjoy golden moments with family or friends while you mine for gold.
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Most of us have been told, at least a few times back in the day, that we'd better shape up and walk the line. If only we'd had this 50-ft. slackline set back then. We'd have answered, Gladly! (Of course, our exuberance might have been misinterpreted . . .) Slacklining is a balancing act made fun and healthy, as you build your core strength, balance and flexibility. You get 2 webbed lines: a 2-in. x 50-ft. basic standard line to walk on and a 1-in. x 50-ft. teaching line to hold onto. Ratchet side of each line is 6.5 ft. and features a safety lock with quick release, so setup is a 15-min. breeze. Once you get the hang of slacklining, you can graduate to the 1-in. x 50-ft. teaching line as your standard line. How sweet is that? You and your friends will have a blast watching each other.
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This advanced professional grade digital microscope is equipped with a high-resolution 3.5in. TFT Screen for easy and comfortable viewing for individuals or groups. It features a built-in digital camera for snapshots or short videos, which can be stored on the 64MB memory, or on an SD memory card. Three objective lenses provide 40X, 100X, and 400X optical magnification levels. The 4X digital zoom allows you to view objects at up to 1600 times their original size. You also get top and bottom LED Illumination, brightness controls and a six position color filter wheel that lets you get a bright and clear view of your specimen. Windows XP and Vista compatible.
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Are your kids ready for a challenge beyond snapping together a see-through model of the human body? Here you go! Let them immerse themselves in a world of adventure and discovery as they build a real battery-powered 4-cylinder model engine, piece by piece. When they are done, they'll have a model adorned with moving parts, lights and realistic engine sounds. Valves open and close, spark plugs fire and pistons drive the crankshaft, just like a real internal combustion engine. The kit contains 100 parts that screw together easily, along with clear instructions. Motor requires 2 AA batteries, not included. Also includes a large 35in. x 28in. color poster for hanging on their wall. Ages 8 and up.
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For serious adventurers and future navigators, this 22-pc. Exploration Station kit teaches expertise in compass reading, rope knotting and animal tracking all important skills for exploring and enjoying nature to its fullest. Includes 4 bags of plaster of Paris, 4 life-size paw print molds, an animal tracking chart, 4 sets of ropes and sticks for fusing and lashing, 4 ropes with frayed ends for whipping, a build-your-own compass kit (including magnet, cork, bowl and needle) and a precision, high visibility compass with 12in. cord. Officially licensed by the Boy Scouts of America. Ages 7+.
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Following the "One Year Later" jump, Robin's back in Gotham after the destruction of Bludhaven, has been framed for murder and learns it was at the hands of Cassandra Cain, the former Batgirl. "Cassandra, having discovered she was not the only child to be raised by master assassin David Cain and that she'd essentially been lied to growing up, decided to become a force for the justice of her own definition, taking over the League of Assassins to use as her instrument," Beechen told CBR News in catching readers up on what's been happening in the title of late. "The framing was an elaborate test for Robin, whom Cassandra wanted to join her. Robin refused and the two battled, but Cassandra remains at large. Next, Robin encountered the new Captain Boomerang, the son of the man who killed Robin's father. Boomerang wanted to make peace with Robin, but the two remained uneasy allies at best as they teamed together to prevent a long-forgotten nuclear device belonging to the Joker from exploding and destroying Gotham.
"On the personal front, Tim Drake, newly adopted by Bruce Wayne, started at yet another new school, where he took on a tutor to present the appearance that he's working hard to catch up to his classmates, even though in reality Tim needs no such help. He's become fast friends with his tutor, a bright, beautiful young woman named Zoanne."
The change of having a sudden one year story gap in DC's superhero titles has spurred a lot of debate on online forums, in regards to both the storytelling merits and the resulting final products. In the case of "Robin," Beechen said he didn't mind the gap at all. "For me at least, it's been a clean slate to start with, which is always helpful. I happened to like a lot of what Bill Willingham had done in the issues before I came aboard and would have been happy to pick up where he left off, but I was encouraged to really go from square one and not feel bound at all by what had come immediately before, in order to make it seem like there really had been a significant passage of time. That's a great sense of freedom. Also, Robin as a fundamental character, and Tim Drake as a fundamental character, really didn't change all that much in the aftermath of OYL. He's in Gotham again, he's Bruce's adopted son now, he had some adventures and a chance to bond with Bruce and Dick in the year away and he's come back having dealt with some of the tragedy he's experienced, but he's pretty much the same guy."
The scribe is also finding it fun to get inside the head of Tim Drake, who at times can seem like the only sane member of the Bat-Family. "In one respect, Tim's the only one who determinedly set out to become a superhero," explained Beechen. "Bruce would say he was destined for it by circumstance, Dick was offered the opportunity after the death of his parents and didn't go looking for it, but Tim had a goal of becoming a hero, worked at it, and accomplished it. So he's coming at the job from a different motivational standpoint to start with, and I think that gives him a different perspective on what Bruce considers 'the mission.' I think it is Tim's different perspective that makes him so valuable - he comes at things from a different angle than the others."
Not being a teenager himself, Beechen's cognizant of the way times have changed since he was a teenager (not that he's that old either), and hasn't tried to make his Tim Drake, or the other teens, seem overly "hip" with a plethora of pop culture references, or trendy fashions. That doesn't mean Tim Drake and his co-stars wouldn't fit into a real life high school setting, but Beechen has been careful not to heavily date the material by appealing to some of the more trendy fashions or dialogue. "I just feel like if I were to try and make Tim trendy, it'd feel very self-conscious," he admitted. "Plus, the danger of writing something incorporating a trend is that, by the time the book actually comes out, the trend might be over. And even if it weren't it almost certainly would be five years from now when someone might read it again. I'd rather try and stick to issues all teenagers seem to deal with, and then approach them from Tim's individual take. Beyond that, I just try to remember what I felt like, spoke like and thought like when I was roughly Tim's age, as well as how my friends did the same. I most certainly was not trendy when I was Tim's age. And Tim doesn't strike me as the kind of kid who'd worry about trends anyway. If anything, he wants to blend in and avoid too much scrutiny." target="PopUp">
Part of Tim's "other life" involves his relationship with Alfred, Bruce Wayne's loyal butler, and one of the only other people to be so personally involved with every Robin thus far. Not only does Tim's unique motivation to be Robin affect the nature of his bond with Alfred, but there's also the matter of Tim's father being around well into his tenure as Robin (though he was murdered recently). While other Robins have needed Alfred as a father figure, and have been borne out of much larger tragedy, Beechen doesn't feel that Tim relates to Alfred in a way that's so different, despite his unique circumstances. "Alfred has been a big part of the lives of all the Robins, current and past. Bruce, because of all the things he does, isn't around all the time, so at least some of the guidance Dick, Jason, Tim, and even Stephanie in her brief tenure, received came from Alfred. He's dealt with them all slightly differently because they all have different personalities, but essentially, he's served as an uncle to every one. In terms of Tim specifically, I think Alfred has a lot of respect for Tim's intelligence and really sees the potential in him, not just as a superhero, but also as a human being. I think Alfred is pretty invested in Tim's future and wanting him to reach his full potential."
Ever since the reintroduction of Cassandra Cain as a villain (and we'll get more into that in a moment), Beechen has given "Robin" an epic scope that the book hasn't seen in quite a while, while maintaining a steady stream of strong single issue stories. "I like single issue stories, personally, because you can change the pace and tone and play around a little more," explained Beechen. "But I also like continuing storylines, and the idea of laying lots of seeds that you can go back and develop later. Since our first, four-issue arc, we've been trying to keep arcs short, I think mostly because it's easier for new readers to come to the book that way. But I've been agitating for slightly longer stories, and we do have a three-parter coming up in the near future."
Those future stories probably won't involve Tim reminiscing on his time spent in Bludhaven, even though the town was recently destroyed as a result of "Infinite Crisis." "Bits of Tim's Bludhaven life will be showing up now and then, but Tim's had a lot of time off-camera, as it were, to deal with what happened to the city," revealed Beechen. "I don't want to spend too much time on him anguishing about it, preferring to concentrate on his present."
It's unlikely fans will find that decision controversial, especially in light of Cassandra Cain's continuing turn as a villain in "Robin," which hasn't sat well with many. The popular heroine had her own series, "Batgirl," which had a devoted fan following, the same fans who were outraged at Cassandra's re-appearance as an antagonist. Readers have wondered who made the decision to turn the former Batgirl into one of Robin's foes and when asked about the decision, Beechen explained, "When I came to the book, I was told that the first arc would deal with presenting Cassandra as a major new enemy for Robin. From there, I worked out the details of just how that would come about with our initial editor, Eddie Berganza, and then his successor, Peter Tomasi.
Since Beechen arrived on the series earlier this year, the book has been home to some well-received artists, from Karl Kerschl ("Who everyone knows is brilliant," said Beechen) to current artist Freddie Williams II. "Freddie's a dream collaborator," the scribe said. "I like to think we 'get' each other. Early on, he seemed to have a really good understanding of the scripts and what I was looking for, and after seeing a couple of issues he'd drawn, I feel like I have a pretty good idea of what he draws really well, and I try and tailor my scripts to that. Additionally, we talk a lot and have a really good rapport. Freddie's bounced some great ideas off of me that we've incorporated. It's a real team effort. Freddie's getting a well-deserved break pretty soon, though, as Frazer Irving - who did such an amazing job on the 'Klarion' miniseries with Grant Morrison a while back - comes in for a quick two-issue story. I'm a big fan of Frazer's, and it was fun to try and write to what I perceive his strengths to be. I can't wait to see what he came up with.
"I also want to give a shout-out to the incredible Patrick Gleason, whose dynamic covers for the book really make it pop off the stands and get fans' attention. He's doing tremendous stuff, aided by talented folks like Prentiss Rollins and Wayne Faucher."
While "Robin" is most definitely Tim Drake's book, there have been quite a number of interesting guest-stars in the book, from the son of Captain Boomerang, to a new hero with a mysterious ability to teleport. It almost seems that no one is off limits, even former Robin Jason Todd, who Beechen said could appear in future issues, noting, "Anything's possible." As for the near, concrete future, Beechen revealed, "Well, we've got Klarion himself, of all people, coming up in Frazer's arc. That was a bit of a challenge, finding a good reason for them to meet, but it was a blast to write. After that, I'd say it's a fair bet that you'll see any or all of the Teen Titans show up at some point. And while there aren't any definitive plans in the works, my predecessor on the book, Bill Willingham, created an astonishing number of cool, fun characters for the title, not all of whom I'm sure went down along with Bludhaven. It'd be great to sprinkle some of them in to the comic, here and there." target="PopUp">
There's also another big project on the horizon from Beechen, this time at the home of his graphic novel "Hench." His new AiT/PlanetLar graphic novel will be produced with "Hench" collaborator Manny Bello, with a scheduled 2007 release. "It's called 'Dugout,' and it's a prison break/baseball/period story (seriously), and it's coming out really, really well," revealed Beechen.
With so many teen superhero books on the market, not to mention the plethora of regular superhero titles, it might seem hard for "Robin" to really stand out these days. Beechen is undaunted by the challenge, believing not only that Tim Drake's characters makes the book unique, but that the series can offer readers a unique perspective on the superhero world. "I want 'Robin' to be a book where readers really feel like they're inside the head of the character, where they understand the decisions made and the actions taken by the character," explained the scribe. "I want Robin himself to be someone readers see themselves in, to a degree. I want it to be a book where we, as readers, are on the inside looking out, almost, rather than the other way around."
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Doctoral candidate Brooks Lampe's article "'The gold snake / coiled in the sun': George Hitchcock and Kayak Magazine" has been accepted by the journal Dada/Surrealism (forthcoming 2014).
Graduate student Benjamin Djain's proposal, "Haunted By Doubt: The English Reformation's Search for a New Theatrical Identity," has been accepted for the 21st International Conference of Europeanists (Washington, D.C., March 14-16, 2014).
Graduate student Ed Wright's article, "Robert Penn Warren's Experiment in Identity: Tale of Time and Audubon: A Vision," has been accepted for publication in Mississippi Quarterly.
Dr. Rebecca Rainof Mas's book, Fictions of Maturity: Plot, Purgatory, and the Victorian Novel of Adulthood, has been accepted for publication by Ohio University Press.
Dr. Stephen Wright's book, The Erlau Playbook: Five Medieval German Dramas for Christmas and Easter, has been accepted for publication by Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies (forthcoming 2013).
Doctoral candidate Katherine LeNotre's article "Flannery O'Connor's 'Parker's Back' and Hans Urs von Balthasar on Beauty and Tragedy" has been accepted by the journal Renascence for their special O'Connor issue.
Marcel Brown (PhD, 2013) has accepted a position as Assistant Professor of Humanities at St. Gregory's University.
Nelly Lambert (PhD, 2013) has accepted a position as Visiting Assistant Professor of English at Trinity Washington University.
Kevin Farrell (PhD, 2013) has accepted a position as Assistant Professor at Iowa Wesleyan College.
Candice Hill (PhD, 2011) has accepted a position as Associate Profeessor at Anne Arundel Community College.
Monica Mische (PhD, 2011) has accepted a position as English Instructor at Montgomery College-Rockville.
Joan Romano Shifflett (PhD, 2013) has accepted a position as Instructor and Writing Specialist at The United State Naval Academy.
Doctoral candidate Ryan Wilson has won the Eleanor Clark Award from the Robert Penn Warren Circle for best essay by a junior scholar. His essay is titled, "'This is the world': Ritual and Redemption in Warren's Promises" (April 2013).
Undergraduate student Wesley Cocozello (Class of 2014) presented his paper (originally written for ENG 345) "Living in the Land: A Comparative Inquiry into Geographic Metaphor in Dante's Inferno and Walcott's Omeros" at the University of St. Francis's 22nd Annual Undergraduate Conference on English Language and Literature on March 23, 2013.
Dr. Andrea Harbin (alumna 2006) awarded the annual Excellence in Teaching Award (2013) at SUNY-Cortland (March 2013).
Associate Professor Tobias Gregory awarded a fellowship at the Folger Shakespeare Library for summer 2013.
Doctoral candidate Joseph Boyne's article, "'The Modifying Colours'of Robert Penn Warren's Dreams" has been accepted by Mississippi Quarterly: The Journal of Southern Cultures.
Doctoral candidate Veronica Phair will present her paper, "'Those Translators': The Influence of the Sidney Psalter on John Donne's Religious Poetry" at the Psalm Culture and the Politics of Translation conference in London on July 16, 2013.
Doctoral candidate Joan Romano Shifflett's article, "'Reckoning' with America's Past: Robert Penn Warren's Later Poetry" has been published in rWp: An Annual of Robert Penn Warren Studies (2012).
Doctoral candidate Eleanor Lambert's article, "Emily Dickinson's Joke about Death" has been accepted for publication by Studies in American Humor (Spring 2013).
Kris Mecholsky (BA cum laude 2004) has successfully defended his PhD thesis at LSU. I, Kris published his first book, James M. Cain: Hard-boiled Mythmaker, co-authored with David Madden, which provides a broad critical survey of Cain's life and work. He has an article forthcoming in the collection Criminal Papers: Reading Crime in the French Nineteenth Century (2012), edited by Rosemary Peters, and an article on Martin Scorsese's film adaptation of Shutter Island contracted for the collection The Fantastic in Holocaust Literature (2013), edited by Judith Kerman and John Edgar Browning.
Graduate student Mary Schuhriemen's essay on Robert Penn Warren, "The Need to Re-evaluate: Identity in 'Or Else: Poem/Poems 1968-1974,'" has been accepted for publication by The Southern Literary Journal.
Robert Penn Warren Circle President, Leverett Butts and Treasurer John Burt with Eleanor Clark award winners, Joseph Boyne and Noah Jampol.
Graduate students Joseph Boyne and Noah Jampol tied as winners of the Eleanor Clark Award from the Robert Penn Warren Circle for best paper by a junior scholar.
Alumnus Laura Burhenn and her band The Mynabirds are touring for their new album, Generals. In conjunction with the release of the new album, Laura has launched a portrait project about women called The New Revolutionists.
Alumnus Kristopher Mecholsky (B.A. cum laude 2004) has co-authored the book James M. Cain: Hard-Boiled Mythmaker (Scarecrow Press, 2001). Kris is now in the PhD program in English at Louisiana State University, where he is writing a dissertation on the political uses of adaptations of crime narratives.
Steve Wright's essay, "Wrangling Livestock, Dragons, and Children: Practical Stagecraft and Its Thematic Consequences in the Augsburg St. George Play (ca. 1486)", published in Research Opportunities in Medieval and Renaissance Drama, has been awarded the 2009 Martin Stevens Award by the Medieval and Renaissance Drama Society for the year's best essay in early drama studies.
CUA alumna Sarah Campbell (PhD, 2005) received a Fulbright research grant to Wales to extend for publication her doctoral thesis "The 'Strong Man' and Its Contexts: An Edition, Translation, and Study of a Medieval Welsh Morality Play."
Recent Department Events
April 17, Dr. Charlotte Beck, "Editing Warren's Literary Criticism: An Epic Journey."
February 27, Walt Whitman Award winner and Poet Laureate of the State of Georgia David Bottoms and Scrapomatic, featuring two time Grammy Award winner Mike Mattison, reading and concert.
March 12, Stephen Burt, Professor of Poetry at Harvard University, and Americamera, reading and presentation.
March 13th, Americamera concert
February 23, Walker Percy: A Writer on a Pilgrimage. A viewing of "Walker Percy: A Documentary Film" by Win Riley with introduction by Dr. Ernest Suarez and commentary by Mr. Tom Tobin.
April 12, Dr. Tobias Gregory, "Paradise Regained and Late Miltonic Values." Part of the Georgetown Seventeenth-Century English Literature Colloquim
October 27-28, Robert Penn Warren Seminar, a two day celebration of Warren's poetry with seven leading Warren scholars.


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We all remember the really bad crash Tracey had last season at Val D'Isère (France) during the world cup. 7 months after her femur surgery she's back on a bike and more motivated than ever.


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The Seneca, Wyandot, Put-in-Bay and Sandusky High School Quiz Bowl League opened its season Sept. 17 with 18 schools represented. St. Joseph Central Catholic, Fremont, after an absence of two seasons, is back with Jody Twining as coach.
Matches are to be played in October at Calvert, Mohawk and North Central Academy.
The combined scores from September are:
Bridges-North Central Academy, 15-5
Clyde-Calvert, 125-95
Clyde-St. Joseph Central Catholic, 180-30
Columbian-Carey, 190-25
Columbian-New Riegel, 185-140
Columbian-Upper Sandusky, 140-70
Hopewell-Loudon-Carey, 105-25
Hopewell-Loudon-New Riegel, 185-70
Hopewell-Loudon-Upper Sandusky, 145-55
Mohawk-Bettsville, 80-35
Mohawk-Bridges Community Academy, 70-50
Mohawk-North Central Academy, 105-45
New Riegel-St. Wendelin, 140-105
Old Fort-Calvert,1 15-95
Old Fort-Fostoria, 130-95
Old Fort-St. Joseph Central Catholic, 135-60
Put-in-Bay-Bettsville, 165-30
Put-in-Bay-Bridges Community Academy, 190-55
Put-in-Bay-North Central Academy, 185-35
Ross-Bridges Community Academy, 95-70
Ross-North Central Academy, 100-10
Seneca East-Calvert, 140-45
Seneca East-Fostoria, 155-125
Seneca East-St. Joseph Central Catholic 140-90
St. Wendelin-Carey 155-40
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March 2014
Did you know that worldwide, a child is diagnosed with cancer EVERY three minutes? Sadly, one out of five of these kids diagnosed will not survive. Often, the children who do live will deal with a host of health issues.
St. Baldrick's Foundation is committed to conquering childhood cancers! The foundation currently funds more in childhood cancer research grants than any organization except the Feds.
You can support the St. Baldrick's Eagle event in one of three ways: make a BALD statement and shave in solidarity, Donate $, or volunteer!
Event features include: a live remote on KSKE Ski Country with morning host, Jeffrey Cash (from 1 – 3 pm), food and drinks, 'Barbers' Rodeo' and Silent Auction.
New this year is the 'Haircut Hall of Fame' and a live auction for a "Date with Nate" and other local firemen.
The post event party happens immediately after the shave-a-thon at the Dusty Boot in Eagle Ranch. 20% of food and drink proceeds will be donated to St. Baldrick's!
Join us the 3rd Tuesday of each month in Eagle as we raise awareness about environmental issues afflicting our world through featured films. This month our featured film is 'Elemental'.
Elemental tells the story of three individuals united by their deep connection with nature and driven to confront some of the most pressing ecological challenges of our time.
The film follows Rajendra Singh, an Indian government official gone rogue, on a 40-day pilgrimage down India's once pristine Ganges river, now polluted and dying. Facing community opposition and personal doubts, Singh works to shut down factories, halt construction of dams, and rouse the Indian public to treat their sacred "Mother Ganga" with respect. Across the globe in northern Canada, Eriel Deranger mounts her own "David and Goliath" struggle against the world's largest industrial development, the Tar Sands, an oil deposit larger than the state of Florida. A young mother and native Denè, Deranger struggles with family challenges while campaigning tirelessly against the Tar Sands and its proposed 2,000-mile Keystone XL Pipeline, which are destroying Indigenous communities and threatening an entire continent.
And in Australia, inventor and entrepreneur Jay Harman searches for investors willing to risk millions on his conviction that nature's own systems hold the key to our world's ecological problems. Harman finds his inspiration in the natural world's profound architecture and creates a revolutionary device that he believes can slow down global warming, but will it work?
Separated by continents yet sharing an unwavering commitment to protecting nature, the characters in this story are complex, flawed, postmodern heroes for whom stemming the tide of environmental destruction fades in and out of view – part mirage, part miracle.
Proudly Sponsored by: 2015 Actively Green
The Conway Cup Community Race, presented by Korbel, is a community race featuring a dual-format race. The winning individuals will earn two VIP access passes, one VIP gift bag, and two Welcome Party invites per racer. This year, the fastest man and woman will be sent forward to the Ford Cup Race; and two other contestants (one man and one woman) will be randomly selected to advance to the Ford Cup as well. The second and third place men and women will also walk away with American Ski Classic swag, like VIP bags, social invitations or VIP access. The race is held in memory of Dan Conway.
It's game time – ready for cut throat ski racing at Gold Peak or a most worthy day of hooky from work, having fun in the sun! Ok – maybe a little of both! The answer is the Conway Cup! Many of you have participated in the Conway Cup over the past 3 years and many have dreamed of it – well March 19th reality and dreams collide for a fun day of skiing and partying! Registration includes a race spot and +1 for the après party so you can invite one of your friends that couldn't get a hall pass from their boss that day! The season will be over soon enough and you don't want to regret missing this day on the slopes!
Schedule of Events
8:00 am – Registration Open
9:30 am – 11:30 am Conway Cup Registration and Bib pick up
12:30 pm – 3:00 pm Conway Cup Race
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Conway Cup Finals & Awards
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Conway Cup Party
A Strategic Action Plan for Colorado's Health and Wellness Industry
Michele Lueck, President and CEO of the Colorado Health Institute. There will also be a regional industry panel following Michele's presentation including: Augustana Care, The Vail Vitality Center, Health Links Colorado and Rhonda Koehn, CEO, High Country Healthcare, PC.
Please RSVP today to [email protected].
In December 2013, the Colorado Health Institute, in partnership with the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT), unveiled a statewide strategic plan to create jobs and economic growth in the health and wellness industry.
The report, titled "Healthy Economy, Healthy Colorado: A Strategic Action Plan for Colorado's Health and Wellness Industry," reveals that the industry accounts for $40 billion-plus in annual economic activity, makes up 15.3 percent of the gross state product and employs more than 360,000 workers. The sector is poised for growth, but local health and wellness businesses must be proactive and strategic in achieving success.
Healthcare and wellness businesses are major drivers of our regional economy and this strategic plan provides a roadmap to assist industry partners in strongly positioning themselves for the future.
Please join us for this important conversation about a sector that will drive an increasing proportion of our regional economy in the years to come.
Registration is free to NWCCOG, VVP Health and Wellness Initiative and Healthy Communities Coalition partners. $10 for VVP members $25 for all others.
Acclaimed Celtic fingerstyle guitarist Jerry Barlow is a virtuoso musician, a warm and accessible performer, and a world-class storyteller. His repertoire is composed of a synthesis of traditional music from the British Isles and his own original Celtic-inspired compositions.
Official website: http://jerrybarlow.com/index.html
The Tiger's Wife by Téa Obreht
Spaces are Limited! Please call to reserve your spot.
Have you ever wondered how something works or how something was made? In the monthly Science Behind series, Walking Mountains Science Center partners with a guest presenter to explore the science behind factors in our every day lives. Get curious and get involved! Classes are free or low cost to attend. Call (970)-827-9725 to reserve space.
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Former Olympic, World Cup and World Champion skiers compete against the clock and each other on the Golden Peak racecourse as some of the best racers to ever don skis engage in a friendly but fierce competition to prove that they've still "got it."
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Is there life after death? Religious leaders and followers around the world would assert that, yes, there is, while scientists have traditionally denounced the existence of heaven, and argued that near-death experiences (NDEs) are impossible. Dr. Eben Alexander, a neurosurgeon and author of the bestseller "Proof of Heaven", was one of those scientists until a rare illness attacked his brain in 2008 and sent him into a seven-day coma, during which, he says, he journeyed into the afterlife. Hear his story for yourself in Vail this winter.


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