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---- — Events listed here are open to the public and sponsored by nonprofit groups unless otherwise noted. Press releases may be sent to Goings on, Gloucester Daily Times, 36 Whittemore St., Gloucester, MA 01930, sent via email to firstname.lastname@example.com or faxed to 978-282-4397. Please include a contact person's name and telephone number and send at least two weeks prior to the event. The Times will do its best to run the announcement at least once prior to the event. Due to the volume of goings on listings received by the paper, listings are alternated once they run and the same listings are not printed every day.
Annual MLK march
The 25th annual Martin Luther King Jr. March for Peace will take place Monday, Jan. 21, at 10 a.m. The march will begin at the Unitarian Universalist Society of Rockport, 4 Cleaves St. Interested participants are invited to gather at the church at 9:30 a.m. to make signs. A short program, led by Rev. Susan Moran, follows the march.
Spiran Lodge
Spiran Lodge 98 will hold a potluck supper and meeting Friday, Feb. 1, 6:30 p.m., in the hall. There may be a guest speaker if it can be arranged. Call 978-546-3223.
Quilting group
The quilting and hand work group meet every Thursday at the Rockport Senior Center from 1 to 3:30 p.m. If you like to quilt, crochet or sew by hand, come to the center and enjoy the company of others.
COA games
The Rockport Senior Center holds various activities weekly, including Scrabble every Wednesday, 1 to 3 p.m.; and Bingo every Monday, 1 to 3:30 p.m. The Council on Aging also has computers and shredders available for use, and regular fitness and exercise classes. Call 978-546-2573.
Buddhism program
Those interested in learning what a Buddhist practice is or how others maintain a daily practice are invited to share their thoughts and questions with teacher Mary Kay Dyer, of Rockport's Asian Classics Institute, and senior student and practitioner Elizabeth McLindon, on the fourth Sunday of the month, 7 to 8:30 p.m., at the 222 Wellness Center, 222 Eastern Ave. Contact Mary Kay Dyer at 978-283-8857 or email@example.com, or Elizabeth McLindon at 978-879-9159 or email@example.com.
Bible study
Every Wednesday, from 9:30 to 11 a.m., Rockport Baptist Church hosts a Bible study that is free to the public. The group studies various portions of scripture and seeks to make contemporary application. Visit www.FirstBaptistRockport.org or call 978-546-6121.
Church lift
The First Baptist Church of Rockport offers free rides to church every Sunday for anyone living on Cape Ann. To sign up, call 978-546-6121 or visit www.FirstBaptistRockport.org.
Meditation class
The Vajramudra Center, 154 Granite St., holds free weekly meditation teaching and practice Tuesdays, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Call Larry Wolf at 617-869-0666.
Affordable condo
The Gloucester Housing Authority has a brand new, fully-equipped below market value, very affordable one bedroom condo available for $90,000 and the buyer need not be a resident of Gloucester. Designed for low heating and insurance costs with a large bedroom, kitchen and living area, separate laundry room with washer and dryer, heated floor, energy-efficiency and sprinklers. This is not a lottery, but if it sounds like your idea of home sweet home, call Kathy Erkkila at 978-281-4770, ext. 110, or visit www.ghama.com.
Winter art
Rockport Art Association's winter/spring studio classes meet in the RAA studio on Stone Barn Lane:
Oil Painting For All Levels with Ron Straka, Tuesdays, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Winter Session II — Feb. 12-March 12
Spring Session I — March 19-April 16
Spring Session II — April 23-May 21
Watercolor For All Levels with Caleb Stone, Wednesdays, 1 to 4 p.m. $75 for a five-week session.
Winter Session II — Feb. 13-March 13
Spring Session I — March 20-April 17
Spring Session II — April 24-May 22
Cost is $75/five-week session, $20 per class. Space is limited. Preregistration is strongly recommended. To register, visit www.rockportartassn.org or call 978-546-6604.
Jewelry workshop
The Rockport Senior Center will hold a jewelry making workshop Monday, Feb. 4, from 12:30 to 2 p.m. You have a choice of making a bracelet or necklace. There is a $5 fee for supplies.
Books sought
The Friends of the Rockport Public Library are seeking donations of paperback and hardback books in good condition for the book sale which will take place March 15-17. Donated books, DVDs and books on tape can be brought to the library during normal hours of operation: Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m.; and Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 1 to 8 p.m. Proceeds support the Cabin Fever movies, the author series, and children's programs.
Rummage sale
Pigeon Cove Circle will host its Winter Rent-a-table Rummage Sale and Coffee Break on Saturday, March 9, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Cove Circle Center, Breakwater Avenue. Table rentals are $25; call Michele at 978-546-1195. Space is limited.
'Warm Music'
"Warm Music for a Winter's Night: The Complete Brahms Piano Trios" on Friday, Jan. 25, 7:30 p.m., at the Shalin Liu Performance Center. Proceeds benefit the Northeast Massachusetts Youth Orchestras. Tickets: Benefactor tickets (with meet-the-artists dessert reception) are $150; patrons are $100; and concert-only tickets are $65-$35. For benefactor tickets, call 978-309-9833 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. For concert-only tickets, visit www.rockportmusic.org.
Kennedy Museum
The Rockport Senior Center offers a daytrip to the John F. Kennedy Library & Museum & Maggiano's on Wednesday, Feb. 27. Capture the powerful story of the Kennedy years in 25 dramatic exhibits, followed by Italian food at Maggiano's. Cost is $78 per person. Sign up early; call Diane or Paula at 978-546-2573.
Pilates Yoga
The Rockport Recreation Department's Pilates Yoga strength training class meets Mondays, 6:30 to 7:15 p.m., at the Rockport Community House, 58 Broadway. Cost is $30 for six weeks. Call Caitlin Chandler at 978-546-1309.
Microsoft Word
The Rockport Senior Center offers a class for seniors exploring paragraphs, margins, formatting, header and footers, saving and organizing files, and inserting pictures and objects. Meets Mondays and Wednesdays, 10:30 a.m. to noon, starting Feb. 4. Cost is $60 for six classes.
Digital intro
The Rockport Senior Center will offer a class for seniors on the basics of taking photos and downloading them to the computer, editing photos and attaching them to email. Meets Mondays and Wednesdays, Jan. 14-Feb. 4. Cost is $60 for six classes.
Preschool story hours
The Rockport Public Library offers story times for children ages 3-5 on Tuesdays, 10 to 10:45 a.m., in the Brenner Friends Room, through April 30. Wendy Pierson will be the storyteller. Doors open at 9:45 a.m. for children and their parents. The program includes storytelling and a short film. Call 978-546-6934.
Open burning season
Forest Fire Warden Mike Frontierro reminds residents that open burning season starts Jan. 15 and runs through May 1. Only brush that originated on the property may be burned. Leaves, stumps and construction materials are prohibited. Permits cost $10, and may be obtained Sunday mornings, 8 to 10 a.m., or by calling 978-265-3339.
Community Schools
Rockport Community Schools will offer these programs:
Yoga with Janet Green Garrison — Meets Thursdays, Jan. 10-March 7, 5:15 to 6:30 p.m., Rockport High School library. $96 for eight weeks. All-levels and all ages welcome. Manage anxiety, arthritis, asthma, back pain, blood pressure, depression and stress.
Fitness with Marsha Whelan — Meets Mondays and Wednesdays, Jan. 2-Feb. 13, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., Rockport Elementary School gym. Bring hand weights (3-8 pounds), mat for floor work, supportive footwear and comfortable clothing. $60 for six weeks; $48 for seniors 60 and over.
Drawing and Painting with Joe Dai Buell — Meets Tuesdays, Feb. 26-April 23, 7 to 9 p.m., Rockport High School art room. $180 for eight weeks. Multimedium drawing class uses pencils, graphite and color, charcoal, brush and acrylic paints.
Prepaid registration required for all classes. Forms available at Rockport Public Library and all school offices. Call Gini Nangle at 978-546-1204.
Local auditions
The Fishtown Players will hold auditions for its April production of Martin McDonagh's "The Lonesome West" on Thursday, Jan. 24, 7 p.m., at the Rocky Neck Cultural Center, 6 Wonson St. Auditions will be based on readings from the script and are available online at www.fishtownplayers.com. You may also prepare a short (1-2 minute) monologue. The show will run for two weekends (April 4-14) at the Gloucester Stage Company. Call 978-515-7957.
The Rockport Middle School will perform the musical "Grease" on Jan. 24-26, 7 p.m., and Jan. 27, 2 p.m., at the school's John E. Lane Performing Arts Center. There are two casts who will perform on two nights each; the first cast will be Thursday and Saturday, and the second cast will be Friday and Sunday. Admission is $10, $8 for students/seniors.
Artist Carla Mattioli is leading an art class using black and white conte crayon, charcoal, color pastels and watercolor paints to explore the world of shadows, light, darkness and color. Classes meet Tuesdays, 1 to 3 p.m., through Feb. 19, at the Rockport Senior Center. Cost is $30/six classes.
Volunteer needed
The Rockport Senior Center is looking for a volunteer to lead a walking group once or twice a week. If interested, call Paula or Diane at 978-546-2573.
Casting call
Cape Ann Shakespeare Troupe (CAST) has two roles open for its production of "Julius Caesar:" Lucius (conflated with Strato) — male, late teens through 20s; and Titinius (also to play Caesar's and Octavius' servant) — male, 20s-40s. Rehearsals are weekday nights at the Rockport Teen Center, and performances are Feb. 27-March 3 at the Gloucester Stage Company. Auditions are Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 6:30 to 7 p.m., at the Rockport Teen Center. For more information or to meet with director Joseph Stiliano, email email@example.com, or visit Facebook.
Sunset Pilates
The Rockport Recreation Department's Pilates/Yoga Class meets Tuesdays, 6 to 7 p.m., at the Rockport Community House, 58 Broadway. Cost is $60/12 classes, or $8/drop-in fee. Call Caitlin Chandler at 978-546-1309.
Skating lessons
Beginner and advanced skating skills group and private lessons are available for boys and girls ages 5 to 12, tots ages 21/2 and up, teens and adults. Instruction is by professional coaches certified by USA Hockey and U.S. Figure Skating associations. Lessons available at Talbot Rink on Tuesdays, 6 p.m., and Saturdays, 1 p.m.; at Pingree School in Hamilton on Tuesdays and Fridays, 9:30 a.m. and 12:45 p.m., and Wednesdays, 1:30 p.m. Private lessons also available. Enrollment is ongoing. For a registration form, visit www.cafsc.org or call 978-546-2290.
Arts scholarship
The Cape Ann Shakespeare Troupe has established a $500 scholarship to be awarded to a Cape Ann High School senior who has been accepted to a college theater arts program. Prerequisites include participation in high school drama programs and involvement in one CAST production. For an application, contact Ray Jenness at firstname.lastname@example.com or 73 High St., Rockport, MA 01966.
Drivers for seniors
RSVP Volunteers of the North Shore seeks volunteer medical transportation drivers. SeniorCare is in need of volunteers from Gloucester and Rockport for local and out-of-town appointments. Volunteers choose when and how often they drive. Drivers are compensated. Call 978-281-1750.
RAA classes
The Rockport Art Association, 12 Main St., offers these classes and sketch groups in its studio:
Figure sketch group (short pose) meets Mondays, 7 to 9:30 p.m. Model takes several short poses progressing to 20 minutes. No instruction. $10. Meets year-round. No preregistration required. Peter DeNigris monitors. 508-662-9985.
Figure sketch group (long pose) meets Thursdays, 1 to 4 p.m. Adequate time to study subject and complete works of art. All mediums. No instruction. $10. No preregistration. Fred Jillson monitors. 978-281-5144.
History museum
The Sandy Bay Historical Society museum on King Street is open Mondays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., for research. Cost is $5 for nonmembers, free for members. Tours of the museum are also offered.
Scholarship fund
The Linda Wieditz Scholarship Fund is accepting donations. A scholarship, given in memory of the much beloved music teacher in the Rockport Public Schools, is presented at the Rockport High School graduation each year to one or more graduates pursuing music studies in higher education. Checks, made payable to the "Linda Wieditz Memorial Scholarship," should be mailed to: Linda Wieditz Memorial Scholarship, P.O. Box 191, Rockport, MA 01966.
Rental, mortgage aid
Action Inc. has rental and mortgage assistance (TBRA/MBRA) money available from Rockport's Community Preservation Act (CPA) to help Rockport families and individuals facing financial hardships in keeping their housing. Call Stella at 978-282-1000, ext. 115, to check eligibility status.
Musicians sought
Rockport Legion Band, a community band founded in 1932, is a non-audition musical group that plays all year, and is looking for competent musicians who play traditional concert band instruments. Players who played well in high school or college, but have "lapsed" are especially welcome. To attend a rehearsal, email email@example.com or call 978-546-6199. The band rehearses Thursdays, 7:30 p.m., at the American Legion Hall on Beach Street, Rockport. Visit www.rockportlegionband.wordpress.com.
Library home delivery
Rockport Public Library offers outreach services for local homebound residents. The outreach librarian delivers regular, large-print and audio books as well as periodicals and videos. Call 978-546-6934.
Recovery programs
A variety of recovery programs meet weekly in Rockport.
Sunday — Alcoholics Anonymous "Women in Recovery" 2 to 3 p.m., First Congregational Church, School Street.
Monday — Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 24 Broadway.
Tuesday — Alcoholics Anonymous step meeting, noon to 1 p.m., First Baptist Church of Rockport, 2 High St.; Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., First Congregational Church, School Street.
Wednesday — Al-Anon group, 7:30 p.m., First Baptist Church of Rockport, 2 High St., for friends and relatives of people with alcoholism.
Thursday — Alcoholics Anonymous closed book meeting, noon to 1 p.m., Rockport Baptist Church, 2 High St. Alcoholics Anonymous "Men in Recovery" men's speaker discussion meeting, 7:30 p.m., United Methodist Church.
Friday — Alcoholics Anonymous, noon to 1 p.m., First Baptist Church of Rockport, 2 High St.
Saturday — Alcoholics Anonymous, 8:30 to 9:30 p.m., First Baptist Church of Rockport, 2 High St. (in July). AA meets at the First Congregational Church, School Street, the rest of the year.


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Decision '12: Arizona Sports presidential election
OK, maybe the last one will linger for a bit.
At any rate, we at ArizonaSports.com thought it would be a good idea to name a president for the local sports scene. However, there are plenty of qualified candidates, as each team gets to nominate someone. And since none of them returned our calls or even recognized this as a real thing (ouch), we decided to come up with the list on our own.
As we're sure you already understand, it's important to look at various factors when making a decision like this one. After all, this may be the most important election in our website's history.
From the Big Red Party: Larry Fitzgerald
Why not Larry? Larry Fitzgerald may be doing well for himself, but what has he done for everyone else? His team has a losing record this season and is just 17-24 over the last two-and-a-half years. That would be considered the opposite of "progress", and it appears Mr. Fitzgerald may not have the answers or ability to fix the problems.
From the Sedona Red Party: Kirk Gibson
Why not Kirk? Is Mr. Gibson able to get the most out of what he's got? The 2012 Diamondbacks were supposed to contend for a spot in the World Series, but instead spent most of the season contending with the .500 mark. With fewer than three full seasons as the boss, Gibson is not really the most experienced candidate around. He's reportedly been at odds with some of his best players at times, and a "my way or the highway" approach may not be what this state needs from its leadership.
From the Planet Orange Party: Alvin Gentry
Why not Alvin? Well, is Mr. Gentry even going to be around next year? His contract is set to expire following the season, and continued struggles from his team could lead to it not being renewed. Besides, is he really a successful leader? Only twice has the guy led a team to the playoffs, and his career mark as a head coach is a losing one. His track record kind of speaks for itself, doesn't it?
From the Fear the Fork Party: Todd Graham
Why not Todd? Well, Mr. Graham is not exactly a model of stability or loyalty. He bolted Pittsburgh after just one season, and the way his departure was handled led many to question his character. His Sun Devils, while seemingly improved, are just 5-4 this season. Last year's Sun Devils were 6-3 through nine games, so one could argue that they've actually been worse under Graham. And while the coach may speak a good game, he has yet to win a big one.
From the Currently Has Time to Party Party: Shane Doan
Why not Shane? Well for starters, you may not even see Mr. Doan for a while. His league is currently locked out, and many feel the season will be lost. Can we really have an absentee president? Furthermore, at 35 years of age Mr. Doan is not exactly a spry chicken, and one could argue he's been in decline the last few years. He just received a new four year, $21.2 million contract, which may seem like a lot for a guy who a) is on the downside of his career, and b) is not even playing right now. In these uncertain times, can we really elect someone making so much for doing so little?
From the Bear Down Party: Sean Miller
Why not Sean? Is Miller planning on sticking around for a while? He flirted with Maryland after guiding the Wildcats to the Elite 8, with the rumor being how he preferred to live on the East Coast. Then again, would Miller be a real loss? He's guided the Wildcats to one NCAA Tournament in three seasons, and the school's 25-year streak of NCAA Tournament appearances ended on his watch. Miller's had a high number of top recruits transfer or simply leave the program, and quite possibly does not get the most out of the talent he's assembled.

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Easy to use; use doubler
My daughter is completely trained now, with the occasional accident. Yet, when we're on a long car ride or a long trip out, I like to put one on her. She hates disposable pull-ups but doesn't complain about it when I don't insert a doubler in. The "doubler" I use is one they had on sale, which was really a trial for cloth mama pads but apparently didn't work out. It fits in very well. The only drawback is that it tends to bunch up if not pulled up very carefully. So, I have to pull it up for her. I plan to buy velcro strips to stick on and secure the pant-doubler pairs. I think that will solve the problem. I haven't yet tested for absorbency because my daughter is 3 now and doesn't technically need a pull-up. I don't know if I'll ever test for absorbency. I hope not! But the sales clerk did tell me that it is unlikely to contain a whole pee without a doubler (Re: Elizabeth's review above). That it was more for an oops moment when they can run to the bathroom quickly.
2013-07-15 23:46:09
Love these!
I have 4 different brands of cloth trainers and these are my favourites! They are very absorbent for how trim they are. They will start to wick out of the binding if not changed for a while, but they are trainers not diapers. The inside is very soft unlike some of my other trainers with cotton terry inners. My 2.5 year old can pull them up and down easily enough. He still pees smaller amounts more frequently, so if your child holds it for hours, these may leak more for you. For smaller accidents though, they are awesome!
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2013-07-06 11:14:25
Disappointed in not so waterproof fabric
We are in the early stages of potty training with my 23 month old. It's a little more like a mix between potty training and elimination communication, so we still have more accidents than not. I was hoping that these potty pants would be waterproof like the flip diapers that I love but with the connivence of pulling up and down for potty time. While they are a great fit and easy to pull up and down, each time she pees without taking it off it goes through the "waterproof fabric" through her clothes and in a puddle on the ground... or the couch! It is no different from her thick cloth gerber underwear we got her for training, that cost much less. I'm very disappointed that they do not contain wetness as claimed.
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Scroll Owner: Minato491
Other Users who have signed contract: None
Summoning Boss if existing: None
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Decription:The user smears their blood on their PUMA Tatoo and slams theyre palm on the ground while injecting a medium amount of chakra causing Kakuru the Puma to be summoned
Karuku is about 5 ft tall from paw to shoulder and roughly 7 ft long from base shoulder to base tail he is extremely agile and due to his size can move at both great speeds and deal damaging blows to a enemy. Karuku can go from 0 to 27 Mph in less than three Bounds and can easily reach speeds of up to 47 Mph
He has large hefty paws that could do great damage to an enemy and has rather large fangs that can always be seen whether or not his mouth is open or close
He has a affinity to the fire nature and can preform fire technique's C rank and below with the user creating the handseals if needed.
Once every two turns Karuku can Emit a Large fire ball from his mouth that is a equivaliant to a B rank fire attack
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The donation was given as a cheque to Lady Caroline Richards, President of the Afghan Appeal Fund in London.
Mrs. Rasmussen and her husband, Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen, hosted the sixth NATO Charity Ball on 16 June at NATO headquarters. Mrs. Rasmussen has helped to organise six charity balls since 2009 to raise funds for Afghan aid programmes. Over €40,000 has been donated so far through the charity balls to charities such as the Afghan Appeal Fund, Promotion des Femmes Afghanes and the NATO Charity Bazaar, an organisation which supports Belgian and international charities.


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Hampshire Talented Athlete Scheme Given Olympic Legacy Boost
Thursday, 29 August 2013
From Monday 2 September 2013, promising sportsmen and women across the county are being invited to apply for the Hampshire Talented Athlete Scheme (HTAS) which has seen its funds doubled thanks to Hampshire County Council's Olympic Legacy Programme.
The programme, which was launched in July with the help of Hampshire-based Olympic gold medal cyclist Dani King, has given HTAS £92,000 per year for the next three years as an investment in Hampshire's talented athletes. The money helps support local athletes with training, sports science, travel and physiotherapy as well as monetary grants.
HTAS gives money to over 200 athletes a year and some of Hampshire's most promising athletes have received support in previous years, including Dani King from Hamble, and Olympic bronze medallist hockey star Alex Danson who went to school in Odiham.
The Hampshire Talented Athlete Scheme, which is administered by Hampshire County Council in partnership with Sport Hampshire & IOW, helps support rising and established sports stars reach world class podiums.
Since it started in 2008, almost 550 of Hampshire's most promising sportsmen and women have received funding, with many more benefitting from free access to training facilities.
National and international level athletes can receive a range of benefits, including a monetary grant, free access to leisure centres, fast track physiotherapy, a free bus pass from local bus companies, as well as sports science support from Southampton Solent University. Regional and county level performers can also benefit from fast track physiotherapy services.
At a time when costs associated with training and competition are on the increase, the scheme is seen by many current and previous recipients as a much-needed injection of support.
Alex Danson said: "I am privileged to be the ambassador for the Hampshire Talented Athlete Scheme. The support from the scheme enables athletes, like me, to achieve their goals and compete at a world class level. It is really exciting that Hampshire County Council are investing in the future of sporting talent in Hampshire and it makes me proud to have been a member of the scheme."
Hampshire County Council's Executive Member for Culture and Recreation, Councillor Keith Chapman, said: "Hampshire has a strong sporting heritage, with many exceptional sportsmen and women living in the county. The Hampshire Talented Athlete Scheme goes some way to providing much needed support to these committed, talented and determined sportsmen and women. We look forward to receiving applications and supporting our local athletes achieve their sporting ambitions."
Applications are free and straightforward. The deadline for applications is Friday 11 October 2013.
Full details, including an application form and scheme criteria can be accessed online at


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In this appendix we give a gist of the proof of the Kochen-Specker Theorem.
The festive season can only mean one thing... getting together with the family! You might not be able to choose your family, but at least now you'll know exactly what you share in common!
Dan Brown in his book, The Da Vinci Code, talks about the "divine proportion" as having a "fundamental role in nature". Brown's ideas are not completely without foundation, as the proportion crops up in the mathematics used to describe the formation of natural structures like snail's shells and plants, and even in Alan Turing's work on animal coats. But Dan Brown does not talk about mathematics, he talks about a number. What is so special about this number?
Probabilities and statistics: they are everywhere, but they are hard to understand and can be counter-intuitive. So what's the best way of communicating them to an audience that doesn't have the time, desire, or background to get stuck into the numbers? This article explores modern visualisation techniques and finds that the right picture really can be worth a thousand words.
The only good thing about a wash-out summer is that you get to see lots of rainbows. Keats complained that a mathematical explanation of these marvels of nature robs them of their magic, conquering "all mysteries by rule and line". But rainbow geometry is just as elegant as the rainbows themselves.
What makes a perfect football? Anyone who plays or simply watches the game could quickly list the qualities. The ball must be round, retain its shape, be bouncy but not too lively and, most importantly, be capable of impressive speeds. We find out that this last point is all down to the ball's surface, the most prized research goal in ball design.


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Leaked stickers suggest a thirstier 2015 Ford Mustang as weight creeps up
2015 Chevy Silverado to offer more pizzazz on high-volume models
Ford plans new hybrid series to compete with Toyota Prius, report says
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On Saturday (September 8th), following the ceremony in Paris in which he was awarded the prestigious French Legion of Honor, McCartney high-tailed it by train back to London to perform with the Africa Express collective.
Macca Report posted that McCartney joined forces with the dozen-strong group, featuring Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones and Blur's Damon Albarn to perform Wings' "Coming Up" and wowing fans with "Goodnight Tonight" -- marking his first live rendition of the song since Wings' final show on December 29th, 1979 during the Concerts For The People Of Kampuchea at London's Hammersmith Odeon.
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What is a CubFest????
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.Well said Bigdog and Billy Ray. I concern with all of their remarks.
While the learning experience is wonderful to teach me and others skills that I ever knew I had, the thing that impresses me the most is the character (not characters) of the men and women at the fests. In an age where drinking, cussing, disrepecting others and like behavior seems to be the norm, it is hard to believe that everyone on here is someone that you would want your wife or mom to meet. Thanks to everyone for being who and what you are
We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give......Winston Churchill
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This sounds like it would be a great thing to participate in, and a lot of fun. As for myself, if someone wants to help me work on my tractor then I'm gonna want to return the favor somehow sooner or later. Besides, if I don't get in there and help them fix it, then how am I gonna fix it myself if the problem arises again? I learn things by doing them, and sometimes by watching. But, if I ain't gettin' dirty, then I'm not having fun!
Somebody hand me a wrench!
GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!! Land that I love!
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That's the spirit!
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i remember my first cubfest(stonethrow) i was nervous and didnt know anybody really. but i was welcomed. rode in the parade and then got my carb rebuilt(i watched) the distributor was tinkered with(i watched) and i am thankful! next fest was dscf i didnt bring nothing but a strong back and eagerness to learn oh and to EAT! then the next fest was in lousianna. i brought a cub but it was being taken apart causei had traded and sold stuff off it. watched cecil work with magnetos enough to confuse me then wound up with more stuff goin home with me than i brought even though i sold a lot off the two cubs i bought out there and even gave some small stuff away. i guess what i'm trying to say is --if you work on it and it is sold later you have done the right thing. Even if it dont set well with you, you could have refused to help in the first place. i would help even if i knew it would be sold, for the joy of working on it and the knowledge that i would reap. Because what i sow i will reap tenfold. good or bad. ---thanks
He that tilleth his land shall be satisfied with bread: Proverbs 12:11
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Just read this post. It is a very timely reminder. Thanks.
Your suggestions are well appreciated.
We are here to help. No freebees! If you want you Cub repaired, be prepared to work on it.
Fun, Food, and Friends. Thats the whole game.
All are welcome and invited to join in.
Thanks and good luck to all the hosts of these magnificent Fests.
Louisiana Cub Fest, March 5 & 6, 2010
Gary Boutwell
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This is a really great conversation which describes and preserves one of the key values of this fine group.
My first cubfest was Stonethrow 2008, about 6 months after I came across this forum with a Google search trying to find information about this ole Cub I thought might be a fun project. Although I've been a grease monkey and tinkerer since my big brother taught me in my early teens, I had never driven a tractor much less owned one, and grew up a city boy on top of that. But none of these facts ever stopped anyone on this forum from accepting me and offering help however they could.
Within a week of my first post of numerous questions, many of the posters on this thread weighed in with help and suggestions, and one even came over to introduce himself and offer identification help for the implemens that came with Corky's Cub. That first introduction has grown into a solid friendship that now goes far beyond Cubs, and many of the others who offered help have also become close friends as well. For that I am thankful.
But back to my first StoneThrow for just a minute. The organizer and others--both present and from afar--found the perfect way to "pay it forward" for this newbie who wanted to learn about his Farmall Cub. From the beginning, the organizer introduced me to a whole bunch fine farmallcub.com folks all over the country, who helped me gather together all of the parts that would be necessary to make real progress on my basic mechanical restoration of Corky's Cub. I'm not going to name any of the folks who conspired both before, during and since that first cubfest on my behalf, but I do want to tell the story as a perfect example of the virtues outlined in this thread. All of you know who you are, and how much I appreciate you!
One new friend supplied me with an engine to replace my frozen one at an incredibly fair price, another had wheels, another had bearings, tires; and another and another and another-- all lined up to offer their assistance. And one even completely rebuilt my carburator, refusing to accept anything for his efforts but my gratitude, and insisting that I not thank him publicly on the forum...kudos was not his objective for offering help in the first place.
But then at StoneThrow, a group of this forum's finest conspired to save an eager city boy from himself by creating a little ruse for my enjoyment...or was it for theirs?? They suggested I drive another member's tractor in the parade on Saturday, after which we would all work on some tractors! When I returned with many others from the parade a few hours later, there was a big surprise waiting for me. These guys had installed the replacement engine in my cub while I was off goofing around in the parade; and there it sat, idling smoothly in the barnyard upon my return!
In the two years since this remarkable show of friendship, there is no question that I have received far more answers, encouragement and help than I could ever hope to return. But I also hope I've been perceived as being helpful to others in whatever way possible...whether by offering answers of my own as learned from others, directions to answers if I was fortunate enough to find them first, or even just written and verbal encouragement from my other life experiences if that was all I had to offer...or maybe just to help someone laugh when I thought that would be helpful.
All these offers of help should not be competive in nature, and they should not be judged or ranked or be made exclusive. I sincerely hope the virtues and gestures of friendship outlined here never get distorted or boiled down to mere commercialism or competition...and I hope all the leaders and members of this forum will continue to work together to preserve the best we have to offer while accepting folks for their differences, and the different ways in which they pitch in or offer their help.
For without that, we are nothing.
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I found this old Cub, Forgotten and Forlorn,
With pistons and valves frozen and worn.
Help from my buddies on Farmallcub.com,
And an engine from Ralph, (37's the one),
Now ole Corky is running and back to life,
Much to the surprise of my dear, dear wife!
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Corky's story, and so many others, remind me of an old fashioned barn raising - the essence of community spirit pulling together.
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Hey guys, good morning! I had one more thought that might be useful for common understanding...let me know what ya'll think.
In my jeep club, we have a few rules, but they have worked well for us for years:
1. When you come to a gathering, share your skills, strengths and weaknesses. That way you can help where you can, and then get help where you need it. This is a mutual thing.
2. We're happy to help you work on your jeep. But we are not your paid mechanics. If the project doesn't work out, or if something breaks in the process of attempted repairs, we're sorry, but no one is obligated to make your jeep whole again. Free help is worth exactly what you pay for it...nothing.
3. Whatever you brung with you, needs to leave with you or someone else at the end of the event unless specific arrangements are made in advance with the host. That way, your "stuff" doesn't become the host's responsibility. If your better half gets unhappy with your "stuff", be mindful of the host's desire to please his/her better half as well.
4. Be nice. No one likes a jerk.
I found this old Cub, Forgotten and Forlorn,
With pistons and valves frozen and worn.
Help from my buddies on Farmallcub.com,
And an engine from Ralph, (37's the one),
Now ole Corky is running and back to life,
Much to the surprise of my dear, dear wife!
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Great story, and I do mean a really great story - one that encompasses what we as a community have evolved into over the last 10 years and what I hope we remain as. I also like the 4 additonal rules from your Jeep Club. They make sense and apply to just about any group. Thank you for your insight
Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
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Well said Charles!! One of the many reasons I'm proud to call you my friend..
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I found this old Cub, Forgotten and Forlorn,
With pistons and valves frozen and worn.
Help from my buddies on Farmallcub.com,
And an engine from Ralph, (37's the one),
Now ole Corky is running and back to life,
Much to the surprise of my dear, dear wife!
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Corky, you have it all covered very well, nicely done ,thanks
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Perry, CubFest will be merged with the Buckeye Cub Tug in Stoutsville Ohio this year. That will be in July. The Barnyard Bash, another Cubfest, will be in the Cincinnati area in May. Both are fairly close to you.
Here is a link to the schedule for the year. http://www.farmallcub.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=47817
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Barnyard Bash CubFest May 30th - May 31st, 2014
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HI CUBBERS; THOMAS PETERSON DOWN ON THE FANTASY FARM IN NAPPANEE, ind. i attended barnyard and cub tug last year. HAD A BLAST, MET NICE PEOPLE, AND HAD MY TRACTOR WORKED ON BY TOP NOTCH MECHANICS. THESE HOSTS ARE A RARE BREED, THEY GIVE EVERYTHING THEY HAVE TO MAKE OUR TRIPS WORTH WHILE AND THEN SOME. THE ONLY SUGGESTION I CAN ADD IS TO HELP OUT WITH THE FOOD SECTION. NOT THAT ITS BAD BUT THERES QUITE AN EXPENSE TO PREPARE. YOU WOULD HAVE TO SPEND ALOT TO EAT OUT WHILE VISITING, SO, WHY NOT PUT IT INTRO THE HOSTS POCKET AS A SHOW OF OUR APPRECIATION. LOOKING FORWARD TO MAKING THE FESTS ONCE AGAIN. I ALSO THINK IF THESE 'PROFITEERS' ARE WORKING THE SYSTEM THE HOSTS SHOULD HAVE THE RIGHT TO CALL THEM OUT. THANKS AND SEE YA SOON. THOMAS AND KATHLEEN PETERSON
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