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Please check the updated program: www.amaze-indieconnect.de
Congratulation to the winner of the 1. International A MAZE. Indie Games Award. Ed Key (Author) and David Kanaga (Music) are the winning team of the only category THE MOST AMAZING GAME with PROTEUS.
Dear visitor... it was an amazing festival. Please get some impressions by clicking through the album in the picture frame above or checking out the videos.
Congratulation to the 10 nominees, which are still running for the A MAZE. Trophy. On friday April 27, 2012 we will celebrate the winner of the category THE MOST AMAZING GAME.
76 game entries for the first A MAZE. Games Award. The pre selection was hard and with a lot discussion in the groups. Thanks to all teams and individuals. You're awesome!!!
The award ceremony takes place on April 27, 2012 .HBC, where the winner for "The Most Amazing Games" will be announced by the international jury. The members of the jury are:
A MAZE. Indie Connect April 26
9:00 – Opening the doors @ HBC Berlin()
Box Office
A MAZE. Indie Connect April 27
9:00 – Opening the doors @ HBC Berlin()
Thank you for each submission!
What follows is the illustration of our slection process + a few statistics of all entries.
The lectures and workshops of top-class international speakers of the indie game scene offer fascinating insights into the networks and strategies applied by a complex media compound, which challenge
The award ceremony takes place on April 27, 2012 - 7:30pm at .HBC, where the winner of the ten nominees for "The Most Amazing Games" will be announced by the international jury. The members of the jury are:
Zuraida Buter (NL) - Global Game Jam Co-Director - www.globalgamejam.org
Thierry Platon (FR) - Game Designer - www.bip-media.fr
Marek Plichta (DE) - Game Designer - www.spacesofplay.com
Chris Adkins (USA) - Games Journalist - www.indiegamemag.com
Some details about the jury:
The award show is hosted by Armin Ceric and will be accompanied by the music of the Krach Kisten Orchester a performance group from Hamburg.
The A MAZE. Indie Connect keynotes and lectures create a framework of game design, developer visions, indie philosophy, business and games culture relating to the issue of computer games. Taking computer games as a starting point, the lectures held by well-respected speakers offer insights into the entanglements and strategies of a highly complex media setting that alters existing contexts of production and reception, thereby provoking new perspectives. We love it!
International artists collaborate in workshops to share their work methods and their expertise with fellow players. The participants sign up to the event in advance and get the opportunity to prepare for the particularities that lie in the use of technologies, programming environments and game designs. The artists originate from very different contexts and are all experienced in the use of technology.
Please send us a mail to email@example.com to make a reservation. Max. 25 participants for each workshop.
A MAZE. Jump'n'Run Bonus Cheat is a club night in which the relationship between art, music and video will be playfully explored and made tangible. Through the combination of band performances, live acts and DJ sets on the one hand, and interactive installations, playful visuals and computer-game-based objects of exposition on the other, the club becomes an all-embracing artistic experience.
Music made by:
Jackson and his Computerband (DJ)
Je deviens dj en 3 jours (Live)
Henry Homesweet (Live)
Debmaster (Live)
Exhibitions are fun, inspiring and accessible to everybody. The A MAZE. Indie Connect exhibition is one important module of the event, featuring a range of game-oriented art, indie game productions and playful interfaces created by international artists and game designers. And is for the public and for free.
Play the nominees of the A MAZE. Indie Games Award: http://www.amaze-festival.de/indie-connect-2012/nominees
Organizers of the A MAZE. Indie Connect have officially opened submissions for the 2012 A MAZE. Indie Games Award being held in the framework of the Deutsche Gamestage 2012 in Berlin April 26-27. The A MAZE. Indie Connect is the first pure Indie Games Festival in Germany in Berlin, including a conference, workshops, showcase, party and award ceremony.
The winner of the A MAZE. Indie Games Award for "The Most Amazing Game" will be picked by a high profile international jury. The deadline for submissions is March 30, 2012 and the finalists will be announced in mid April 2012. All games selected as finalists will be available in playable form at the A MAZE. Indie Connect venues and will compete for a € 5000 prize and an amazing award trophy.
We connect the International Indie Game Scene in Berlin.
A MAZE. Indie Connect brings together international indie developers, creatives and enthusiast in Berlin, the city of creation, no borders, best clubs and an amazing games scene.
On April 26 and 27, you can expect two days of inspiration, skill, celebration and play. Talks and workshops give you insights and help your craft evolve, while exhibitions and game showcases give plenty of opportunity to play and enjoy your favorite art form.
Tickets: http://www.amaze-indieconnect.de/2013/tickets
The website for the A MAZE. Indie Connect 2013 is online. Check it out!
A MAZE. Team is looking forward meeting you at the festival!
We are happy to open the ticket counter of A MAZE. Indie Connect 2013. It's the 2. International Indie Games Conference and Award in Berlin. The festivals dates are from April 24 to 26, 2013.
The full statement on the blog post edited by Ed Key, Winner of the 1. A MAZE. Indie Games Award 2012. http://www.visitproteus.com/amaze-2012-prize-money-amaze-2013-submissions
A MAZE. Indie Connect brings together international indie developers, creatives and game enthusiast in Berlin, the city of creation, no borders, best clubs and an amazing games scene.
Playlist 2012:
01 - A MAZE. Indie Connect - The Moments
02 - A MAZE. "The Most Amazing Game" Award
03 - Keynote by Jonatan Söderström
04 - Lecture by Martin Nerurkar
For questions about the festival programme:
Support for the award submission:
"All of us here at A MAZE. Indie Connect are amazed about games that showcases innovation, subversion, progression and culture impact", said by Thorsten S. Wiedemann, festival director, "The A MAZE.
For interviews and other details about the festival, please contact Nike Wilhelms: email@example.com
Conditions of Participation
A MAZE. Independent Games Award 2012
Berlin, February 2012
Conditions of Participation
Terms about the regulations for the "A MAZE. Independent Games Award"
Festival director:
Thorsten S. Wiedemann
Programm coordinator:
Anjin Anhut
.HBC - Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 9, 10118 Berlin, www.hbc-berlin.de
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"We're going to try to play a lot of people,'' defensive coordinator Jerry Odom said. "On defense, we've got some new faces, some younger guys that are playing and have stepped up into new roles. We're going to see how they are.''
Not only will Odom and the remainder of the coaching staff get a general look-see, they'll also be evaluating specifics.
"We've got some returning starters, especially on the defensive line and secondary who will play some but we'll play those other guys against the ones to kind of see where they fit in the rotation, how they fit in scheme-wise, how well they've picked up what we've put in so far,'' he said. "When you go four days of installation and scrimmage on the fifth day, it's always interesting to see what you might get.''
Odom said between a quarter and half of the defense has been installed and work on the team's nickel and dime packages will come next week.
"It will be a pretty basic scrimmage, there won't be a lot of blitzing but we will play multiple coverages to see how we handle it against multiple formations,'' he said.
Odom said thus far he's pretty happy with what he has seen on the practice field.
"The guys are giving good effort and the mistakes that are being made generally are because they haven't been exposed to certain things,'' he said. "Knock on wood, we are making a lot of the same mistakes the next day.''
For players, the scrimmage is their first opportunity to show their stuff in full pads.
"Scrimmaging is always exciting, but since this is our first one it's going to tell a lot about who is ready to do what and who has been paying attention,'' offensive lineman Dylan Bostick, who is making the move to left tackle, said. "It puts the X's in line with the O's. It's going to show who's ready. They eye in the sky doesn't lie, simple as that.''
Bostick said he likes the idea that the first day in full pads will be a scrimmage with game-like conditions.
"I think it's good because you can get the tweaks out,'' he said. "You've got a play, then another 50 plays so you can't remember what you messed up on. It's all about continuation. A lot of times in practice you'll think about that one play you messed up and find yourself messing up other plays. With this, you can't really do that, you've got to think about the next play ahead.''
The scrimmage, open to the public, is scheduled at 10 a.m. At 2 p.m., Sea Best Seafoods will present Football 101 at the field for fans of all ages who will interact with JU players and coaches.
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Early Childhood
Open to all that surrounds them, young children live in a world of wonder and imagination. To begin academic study at this time is to rush them through of period of life when their proper work and most effective way of learning are through exploration and play. Thus, the aim of our work with young children is to provide a nurturing physical environment conducive to learning through doing, with caring adults who are worthy models for children to imitate. Days in our early childhood classes are filled with both structured and unstructured activities that feed the life of the imagination.
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The Importance of Play
"Creative play is a central activity in the lives of healthy children. Play helps children weave together all the elements of life as they experience it. It allows them to digest life and make it their own. It is an outlet for the fullness of their creativity, and it is an absolutely critical part of their childhood. With creative play, children blossom and flourish; without it, they suffer a serious decline…The central importance of creative play in children's healthy development is well supported by decades of research."
Joan Almon, The Vital Role of Play in Early Childhood Education
Imaginative play is a key element in Waldorf Early Childhood Education. Listed below are links to some of the current education research that corroborates what Waldorf Educators have known for almost a century.
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Circus Smirkus :
Mon, Aug 4, 1:00 & 6:00 pm.
Circus Smirkus on our campus,
57 Desert Rd, Freeport.
Two shows each day! Tickets available
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Tues, Aug 5, 1:00 & 6:00 pm.
Circus Smirkus on our campus,
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Two shows each day! Tickets available at
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Friday, June 8, 2012
Rand Paul Betrays His Father's Principles, Endorses Mitt Romney
Why Ron Paul Supporters Need the Libertarian Party
Why Ron Paul Supporters Need the Libertarian Party
When Dr. Rand Paul ran for U.S. Senate in Kentucky, many of his fund-raising appeals were sent to the donors and supporters of his father, Congressman Ron Paul. They were designed to convince Ron's supporters that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. That Rand was, like his legendary father, a steadfast champion of liberty.
But no true libertarian, no true friend of liberty, and no true blue Tea Partier could possibly even consider, much less actually endorse or approve of, the Father of Obamacare, Big Government tax and spender, Republican Mitt Romney.
Especially the son of Ron Paul, who has no excuse.
Especially a medical doctor, who has even fewer excuses.
Earlier this year, Rand Paul showed his willingness to sell out his supporters when he called higher federal government spending a "spending cut" – Orwellian language used routinely by Big Government Democratic and Republican politicians.
Sorry, Senator Paul. An increase is an increase, whether it's a big increase or a really, really big increase in federal government spending.
Rand Paul had a list of excuses for his endorsement of Mitt Romney for president. For example, he claims that Romney will support auditing the Federal Reserve, oppose SOPA legislation which impairs Internet freedom, allow construction of the Keystone Pipeline, and support the REINS Act which would require Congress to vote on major new regulations.
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It's what Rand Paul did not say that Mitt Romney will support that tells us what we really need to know.
He did NOT say that Mitt Romney would cut federal spending.
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He did NOT say that Mitt Romney would end Obamacare.
He did NOT say that Mitt Romney would bring the troops home from Afghanistan like Rand's father has promised to do again and again.
Because a President Mitt Romney would NOT do those things.
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Vote Libertarian – the only political party that embraces the same core value as Dr. Ron Paul: Liberty!
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BALTIMORE — Placed on waivers: TE Bruce Figgins (from reserve/injured, injury settlement/shoulder).
BUFFALO — Placed on waivers: CB Cris Hill (from reserve/injured, injury settlement).
CLEVELAND — Placed on waivers: CB Antwuan Reed (leg).
OAKLAND — Placed on waivers: CB Coye Francies. Roster addition: WR Derek Hagan (released by Bills 8/31). Tryouts: WR Jabar Gaffney; WR Derek Hagan; LB Joe Holland; TE Gabe Miller; TE Fendi Onobun; TE Zack Pianalto; TE Mickey Shuler; WR Tiquan Underwood.
SAN DIEGO — Placed on waivers: S Sean Cattouse (from reserve/injured, injury settlement).
TENNESSEE — Placed on waivers: LB Alex Watkins (from reserve/injured, injury settlement/ankle).
ATLANTA — Placed on waivers: WR Tim Toone (injured). Roster addition: CB Dominique Franks (released by Falcons 8/31).
CHICAGO — Tryouts: TE Dedrick Epps; S Eric Frampton; DT Terrell McClain.
NEW ORLEANS — Placed on waivers: S Jose Gumbs (from reserve/injured, injury settlement); CB Marquis Johnson (from reserve/injured, injury settlement/knee).
PHILADELPHIA — Roster addition: QB Trent Edwards (contract extension). Tryout: WR Derek Carrier.
SEATTLE — Placed on waivers: LB Jameson Konz (from reserve/injured, injury settlement/shoulder). Practice-squad additions: C Tommie Draheim; TE Gabe Miller. Practice-squad deletions: LB Allen Bradford; OT Edawn Coughman.


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VillageArt AspenRidge Haus in Boulder
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 12
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Chalet
- community Nederland
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,800 - $ 3,000 / week
$ 6,600 - $ 9,800 / month
vacation rental description
IF you send an email inquiry (above), PLEASE either:
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(2) also call our number. Leave message with your email & number.
Your SPAM-blocking software MAY prevent our reply from reaching you,
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In the mountains west of Boulder, less than an hours' drive from
Denver - a Grand Alpine retreat with all the luxury you need for fine
living. Great for festive gatherings of families or colleagues.
Winter Guests ski FREE at Eldora (4 lift passes) with stay. This begins
the weekend before Thanksgiving. Ask us.
VillageArt AspenRidge Haus is a Swiss style chalet strategically
located in the St. Anton Highlands for nature-loving,
recreation-loving, and culture-loving visitors near
-Boulder (unique cultural and shopping opportunities),
-Eldora Skiing, great skiing known mainly to the locals,
-Nederland and Boulder area hiking,
-the scenic Peak-To-Peak Scenic Byway, ranging north-south along the
-the vast and popular Indian Peaks Wilderness Area,
-the Continental Divide and its incomparable hiking trails,
-Rocky Mountain National Park (45 minutes' drive), and
-Black Hawk & Central City entertainments.
Aspen Ridge Haus sleeps 12 and offers full amenities for your
Mountain visit and party. See the '360 Tour' below for details on
AspenRidge Haus charming features and remarkable construction.
VillageArt AspenRidge Haus is located at an altitude of 8400 feet, 16
miles from the Boulder city limit, making it a mere 22 minute drive
from Boulder up scenic Boulder Canyon. This makes it the ideal
get-away for parties of 4 to 12 planning a short or extended visit to
the Boulder area. With advanced planning even more than 12 can be
accommodated in the spacious AspenRidge Haus!
Features. The VillageArt AspenRidge Haus is 4600 square feet of
luxurious living space, hand-crafted in fine wood. It features 4
bedrooms with other rooms (studio and office, not pictured here) also
equipped with queen size beds for 12 to sleep in complete comfort.
There are 3 1/2 baths, one with 2-person Jacuzzi. There is a complete
laundry on the second floor. AspenRidge is fully equipped down to the
silverware and pots & pans. With your luggage, sports gear, and
groceries, you are ready for a great stay in the Alpine woods of the
Colorado high country.
chalet rental amenities
This is a complete and huge home with all the things real
need. The master bath includes a jacuzzi. The 4600 square feet
AspenRidge Haus has 4 separate living/gathering areas: family room,
parlor, entertainment room, and top floor studio. This is sufficient
space for festive gathering of 25 people or more. Large festive
gatherings may require a special security deposit. Contact the
reservations manager to find out. We are happy to provide special
services to meet such needs.
* Ceiling Fans
* Bath Linens
* Stove and Oven
* Ice Maker
* Washer
* Games for Adults
* CD Player
* Fireplace
* Balcony
* Microwave
* Blender
* Dryer
* Games for Kids
* Alarm Clock
* Phone
* Firewood
* Deck
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* Iron
* Toys for Kids
* Radio
* Off Street Parking
* Bed Linens
* Gas Grill
* Refrigerator
* Toaster
* Ironing Board
* Satellite TV
* Stereo
activities and attractions in Boulder Colorado
The VillageArt AspenRidge Haus is great for festive get-togethers
in the scenic mountains. Great recreational opportunities, unique to
the Rock Mountains, are accessible from AspenRidge. Downhill skiing,
cross-country and back-country skiing, hiking trails of all degrees
difficulty, including virtually endless along-the-divide trails, the
Rocky Mountain National Park, Indian Peaks Wilderness Area, Central
City gambling are all closeby. Eldora Ski Resort is an easy 15
drive away. Fourth of July Trailhead is 5 miles west of nearby
Brainard Lake, west of Ward, is a modest 20 minute drive away along
Peak-To-Peak Scenic Byway; Brainard Lake is open only during the
summer season, but Brainard cross-country skiing runs longer.
* Canoeing
* Gambling
* Hiking
* Cross Country Skiing
* Restaurants
* Kayaking
* Tennis
* Snow Skiing
* Swimming
* Freshwater Fishing
* Biking
* Snowmobiling
* Public Swimming Pool
* Fly Fishing
* Mountain Climbing
* Ice Skating
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VillageArt AspenRidge Haus – Pricing and Policy
Check in/Out - Check in time is 3PM. Check out time is 11AM. All later checkouts must be arranged with the manager. There is a charge for checkouts later than noon.
Check-In Procedure - Depending on arrival time and circumstances, guests may sign in at Village Custom Framing & Art in Boulder or at the AspenRidge. Guests will sign their charge slips. Prior to arrival guests will be E-mailed directions to the shop and to AspenRidge Haus.
Deposit and Balance Fee
Before your booking is processed you will given all the details on what your charges will be. This will include the amount you will pay as a deposit and your balance due 30 days before your stay begins. This includes the balance of the fee stay and Colorado tax. Also excess cleaning charges (refundable if no excess cleaning is required), damage responsibility (refundable if no damage occurs) or you may purchase the $89.00 renters insurance policy instead. If you have scheduled a special event this must also be paid before the stay and may be billed as a separate payment if details have not been settled at the time of the booking. Before you are billed for your balance we will check with you to make sure your plans are firm. When you pay your deposit you will be asked to review this policy page and sign that you agree with the terms. Charges of your balance stay fee once made are final, though adjustments after the stay can be flexibly made. When unforeseen circumstances force cancellation, we offer equal value for re-booking on a later date (at either of our properties). Stays thus re-booked cannot be refunded.
Damage Responsibility – A choice is given for Damage responsibility. You may either sign up for a $5,000 renter insurance policy for $89.00 or pay a refundable damage responsibility fee or $500.00. This fee could be larger in the case of large groups or groups with many children. Damage responsibility and excess clean-up charge slips are run 30 days before arrival and refunded within two days after your departure. If damage does occur principal guest is responsible for the entire amount of the damage that has occurred.
Property Responsibility - It is expected that you will use the property as if were your own. The additional clean-up fee is only applied if there is out of the ordinary clean-up to be done. Please leave the home in the same condition as you found it.
Furniture is placed for typical use; please do not move furniture, unless you first consult Paul or Susan, the owners. Some furniture is antique and fragile. House is located in a residential subdivision and standard considerations must apply with respect to music volume, parking on street and driving and walking in the neighborhood."
Special Events - Special events must be preplanned with the owners. A special event is any gathering that brings 15 or more people onto the property. A special event that bring 15 or more people onto the property will have a minimum fee of $150.00. The maximum number of people in addition to the rental party is 50. The owners require that leasing guests declare any special event and that they preplan and review their plans with the owners beforehand. Additional damage responsibility charges may also be required if the optional renters insurance is not purchased. Special events must also be prepaid. Some of the events that have been held at AspenRidge include: Graduation parties, weddings, receptions and commercial announcements of new product offerings. Each event will be evaluated to determine what the event fee will be. The larger the event the more preparation it requires. If at all possible an in person planning session with the owners is encouraged. If this cannot be done due to distance a phone interview will be necessary.
Pets - Ordinarily, the only pets allowed at AspenRidge are guide and service dogs. There are a number of very good kennels in the area where you can leave your dog. However, special approval can be sought directly from the owner to bring a pet, contingent upon specific requirements and a fee. Renters insurance will be required.
Daily Rates - The daily rate is $360.00/ day for 4 persons. Additional persons are $35.00 each per day with a limit 12 total persons. Any additional people must be approved before booking. This additional charge is THE SAME FOR CHILDREN AS ADULTS. Babies under one are free. The HOLIDAY RATE applies from November 15 to Jan 6 of the following year and mid-May (10th to 20th) for CU Graduation. The per day rate for this period is $500.00 for four people and $35.00 per day for additional guests. The reservation deposit for the daily booking is 25% of your total stay. It is 97% refundable if cancellation is made 60 days or more before the reservation begin date. Deposit is half refunded if cancelled 30 - 59 days or more before reservation begin date. Sorry, no refund within 30 days of reservation date. This is in consideration for business turned away due to your reservation. Three days is the minimum stay.
Weekly Rates - The weekly rate is $1800.00 for 4 persons. Additional persons are $150.00 per person, limit 12 total persons. Additional guests must be approved before booking. This additional charge is THE SAME FOR CHILDREN AS ADULTS.
HOLIDAY RATE applies from November 15 to Jan 6 of the following year and mid-May (10th to 20th) CU Graduation and is $2400/week. This is for use of the house. Reservation deposit is half of the single week amount. Deposit is 97% refundable if cancellation is made 10 weeks or more before the reservation begin date. This non-refundable portion is due to credit card charges and other handling costs. Deposit is half refunded if cancellation is made 6 - 10 weeks before reservation begin date. No refund of deposit if cancellation is 6 weeks or less from reservation date.
Monthly Rates - The monthly rate is $6600.00 for 4 persons. Additional person are $400.00 per month, limit 12 total persons. Additional people must be approved. This additional charge is the same for children as adults. Babies under one year are free. The same use rules apply as for daily and weekly use.
Reservation deposit is half the single month amount. Deposit is 97% refundable if cancellation is made 12 weeks or more before the reservation begin date. This non-refundable portion is due to credit card charges and other handling costs. Deposit is half refunded if cancellation is made 10 – 12 weeks before reservation begin date. No refund is given if cancellation is less than 10 weeks from beginning reservation date.
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Smoking - Smoking is permitted outdoors following safe fire-prevention practices. We do not permit smoking within the building. Please use outdoor ash receptacles.
Firewood - Firewood is provided on the premises for use by guests. Our expectation is that the fireplaces will be used in winter for guest's enjoyment. Use of fireplaces is subject to local burning bans, which can occur. Guests may use one face cord of wood (a single depth stack of 4 feet by 8 feet) during their stay. We reserve the right to charge $ 125. per chord for larger quantities of firewood used.
Ski Tickets - Four one day ski tickets are available to guests who stay during the current ski season. These tickets are for use at Eldora Ski Resort.
Four Wheel Drive - Four wheel drive is recommended in the winter if there is snow on the roads. The roads are well maintained, but on a snowy day you will be glad you have it.
If You Need Assistance -Paul, the owner and Bonnie, the reservations manager, are available to help with your needs. The garden level apartment is not included in the rental. This area is for use by the owner/caretaker. At times the owner/caretaker may need to enter the house to water plants or care to other necessary household maintenance.
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Newburyport — Charles A. Lagasse Sr., 84, a resident of Newburyport, died May 8, 2013, at Anna Jaques Hospital in Newburyport. He was born on April 17, 1929, to the late Alphonse and Kathryn (Ross) Lagasse in Haverhill, Mass., where he was also educated.
Charlie enlisted in the Army in 1952 and served proudly during the Korean War and was honorably discharged in 1953. Following his service, Charles joined the family business with his father, Alphonse, and his brother, Ralph, as the co-owner and co-operator of Brentwood Furniture in Haverhill, Mass., for 35 years. Charlie was an avid sportsman who loved being on his boat or in the outdoors. He was admired by all for his ability to work with his hands to build or fix anything.
Charlie is survived by his wife, Maureen (Pothier) Lagasse of Newburyport; children, Chuck Lagasse Jr. and his wife, Ann, of Newburyport, Michael Lagasse and his wife, Niki, of Newburyport, Lauren Hefferan and her husband, John, of Newburyport, and Kevin Lagasse and his wife, Ellen, of Atlanta, Ga.; grandchildren, Megan, Charlie III, Callie, Paige, Lizzy, Kevin Jr., Robbie, and Gregory; as well as many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his brother, Ralph Lagasse.
ARRANGEMENTS: Family and friends may call on Monday from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Twomey LeBlanc & Conte Funeral Home, 193 High St., Newburyport, MA 01950. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church in Newburyport, followed by burial in St. Mary's Cemetery also in Newburyport.
Memorial contributions may be made in Charles' name to Society of St. Vincent de Paul National Council of the United States, 58 Progress Parkway, Maryland Heights, MO 63043-3706.
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Queen's University team leaves legacy in post-tsunami Sri Lanka through CIDA funded project
After a tsunami ravaged Sri Lanka in 2004, Queen's professor Malcolm Peat, led a multi-disciplinary team of experts to establish a series of Social Care Centres along the affected coastline. Short-term support had poured in from around the world, but the Queen's team knew they could provide expertise that would help the island for years to come.
The Queen's International Centre for the Advancement of Community Based Rehabilitation (ICACBR) project ended last month after establishing self-sufficient social care centres that are such a success they're being implemented across Sri Lanka.
The centres were built in the community, staffed by the community and designed for the community. The project involved Sinhala and Tamil personnel and promoted the use of both Tamil and Sinhala languages in all elements of education and service delivery.
They brought a number of government departments together under one roof. They became a central resource for refugees, orphans, the disabled, the elderly and anyone else left vulnerable by the catastrophe. In the centres, they could get support, regardless of their sex, age or ethnicity.
Instead of equipment, Queen's transferred knowledge and skills; once the centres were established, they worked on developing the capacity of over 270 government service providers and 40 non-governmental organizations active in these communities.
"The Sri Lankan government had the idea for the centres, but they needed support in organizing and implementing this new initiative," says Dr. Peat. "Canada was committed to help the country rebuild after the tsunami, and as part of that commitment, we used our expertise and experience to get the centres up and running."
As an enhancement to the Centres, the ICACBR team introduced a Master's of Social Work Program for senior staff to produce a cadre of leaders. Queen's supported the program by providing faculty to teach courses as well as equipment, books, and learning resources including access to electronic resources through the Queen's health sciences library.
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(AP) - Norfolk Southern railroad will release its second-quarter earnings report on Tuesday afternoon.
The report should show whether coal demand has leveled off at a weaker level.
All the major freight railroads have seen a significant drop in coal demand over the past couple years because many utilities switched coal power plants to burning natural gas to take advantage of relatively cheap natural gas prices.
Analysts surveyed by FactSet predicted Norfolk Southern, based in Norfolk, Va., will report earnings of $1.49 per share on revenue of $2.85 billion.
A year ago, Norfolk Southern reported $524 million net income, or $1.60 per share, on revenue of $2.87 billion.


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This isn't an expansion team any more. That's the message I got from this game. Also, the Panthers team that lost 3 games in the preseason showed up. Turnovers, dropped passes, missed assignments,... you name it, the Panthers did it.
I'm not going to take anything away from the Texans. They played a great game. They got down by 14 points and not only did they not fold, they brought it to the Panthers. Matt Schaub dissected the Panther secondary while the pass rush hit a brick wall. They shut down the running game and made Jake run for his life.
So here's an open thread for the Texan fans to toot their horn or Panther fans to talk about what went wrong. Go ahead, you guys have something to cheer about.


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A full house Monday night at the Community Center in Christine, North Dakota. More than 100 people fired questions at members of the Fargo-Moorhead Diversion Project.
The Public Forum was spear-headed by the MnDak Upstream Coalition.
A number of concerns were raised as opponents said the Diversion has too many unknowns for those affected by the flood waters. Their biggest concern is finding out after the project gets underway, when it may be too late.
Questions in hand, neighbors from communities South of Fargo-Moorhead filed in for a seat in the hopes of clearing up confusion on topics ranging from construction costs to the effects of ring dikes.
"I think the same message is: what's this going to do to us? We don't want this. We're high and dry. This is being built so Fargo won't be on a flood plain," Nathan Berseth, Director with the Upstream Coalition said.
The feeling was echoed by dozens of farmers in the room, including Mark Askegaard.
"Everything that I farm is going to be inundated with water. I'm an organic farmer, so if I'm exposed to water from outside areas, as much as eight feet of water, I'll lose my organic certification," Askegaard said.
His fourth generation farm, North of Comstock, produces the organic flaxseeds you'll recognize in local grocery stores.
"It's probably the biggest economic engine in the area," Askegaard said of his industry. "If we lose our income off our farms, it's going to directly have impact on the businesses in town-- in Fargo and Moorhead."
But, the Diversion Authority says that may be a negative impact worth the risk.
"For example, interstates, railroads, anything that's built, if you take only the negatively impacted people... What are you going to have as far as anything being built?" Darrell Vanyo said as he answered the forum's questions.
Now, farmers like Askegaard are hoping they've planted a seed for a discussion that will grow.
"The more open the dialogue we can have between the diversion authority and the community, the better it's going to be so we can have a clear understanding of the impacts if the diversion should move forward," he said.
Despite two hours of discussion, a director with the Upstream Coalition says there are still a number of unanswered questions. The coalition is continuing to work with lawyers and elected officials to find a way to stop the diversion until that is resolved.


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Sneads Police Department has issued a Silver Alert for Hayes Louis Dickens, 87. Dickens was last seen by family members on Friday morning, June 7th, around 9 a.m., wearing a white button up shirt and blue jeans.
SPD says Dickens is a white male about 5'8" and weighs about 150 pounds. He's believed to be driving his beige 2005 Lincoln Town car, with a Florida tag that reads B249JN. The vehicle has minor damage along the passenger side of the car and a crack in left rear bumper.
Dickens has been diagnosed with Alzeheimers and is receiving treatment for a cardiac condition, through a nitro patch, which must be changed daily.
If you have had any contact or have any idea where Dickens may be, please contact the nearest law enforcement agency.
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A local woman who nearly became a victim of crime says she's had enough.After numerous crime meetings and rallies -- some of them with city leaders and police –- some east Atlanta residents hoped it would make a difference. Instead, they feel like they're still being targeted.Annelissa, who asked to be identified by only her first name, said that a young man tried to grab her Sunday afternoon as she was getting ready to walk into her house. She noticed him and another person watching her from their vehicle."When I got out, I looked down at the road, and the person in the passenger side jumped out of the car and ran up to me with their hands kind of in their pants like they had a weapon and lunged at me, and I immediately started screaming," said Annelissa. She ran away believing they were going to carjack or rob her. She thinks that they were afraid of dogs and left when her small Shih Tzu/Chihuahua mix ran up to them. "She ran up to them aggressively barking, which doesn't really surprise me," Annelissa said.The incident happened in the middle of the afternoon, four days after a large crime meeting in which hundreds of neighbors came out seeking answers to the recent spate of crimes including murders, robberies and break-ins. "I'm really disappointed that we don't do a better job in Atlanta of battling against the crime," Annelissa said. "You see a city like New York that, in 20 years, kind of turned its image around and got a handle on their crime. If they can do it, why can't we in Atlanta?"Annelise hopes police will still crack down on this crime but says one good thing has come out of it, in that she's much more aware.She said that she believes her attempted attackers were actually teenagers, possibly 14 or 15 years old. They were driving a red sedan that police say may have been involved in a carjacking earlier in the weekend.
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Former Gov. Jim Holshouser died early Monday morning. He was 78.
A Republican, Holshouser served as governor from 1973 until 1977, he was the state's youngest governor.
A native of Boone, Holshouser was the first Republican elected governor in the state in the 20th century when he won during President Richard Nixon's landslide victory in 1972.
U.S. Sen. Richard Burr called Holshouser "one of the kindest and most sincere people to ever become involved in North Carolina politics."
"His lifelong dedication to service to our state was defined by many outstanding accomplishments that made North Carolina a better place to live," Burr said.
U.S. Senator Kay Hagan echoed Burr's sentiments, saying, "Jim was such a good man."
"I've long admired his ability to work with Democrats and Republicans," Hagan said. "His moderate, consensus-building approach made him an effective leader who brought health clinics to underserved areas, bolstered our public education system and backed important legislation to protect our environment."
State Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Berger described Holshouser as "a dear friend and trusted adviser."
"He dedicated his life to serving others, and his legacy of strengthening our state's public schools and universities continues to ensure bright futures for our students."
Elizabath Dole released a statement saying, "Bob and I extend our deepest sympathies to his wife, Pat, of 52 years. Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Holshouser family."
Holshouser created a University of North Carolina Board of Governors to oversee the state's newly consolidated system of public universities and established health clinics in rural areas. He expanded public school kindergartens and added to the state parks system.
Gov. Pat McCrory visited the Holshouser family Sunday afternoon to pay his respects. Holshouser served on McCrory's transition team and offered advice on building a cabinet, preparing a budget and handling the demands of the governor's office.
"His counsel was invaluable," McCrory said. "Compassion was the foundation of Governor Holshouser's life. He was a champion of education. He made health care available in counties that didn't have doctors. And he provided historic professional opportunities to women and minorities."
Rep. Thom Tillis explained that Holshouser was "an expert at building relationships with people of all backgrounds and political persuasions."
"His success was directly linked to his kind and decent demeanor, and the manner in which he defined statesmanship," Tillis said. "Even as his health failed him in later years, his service to North Carolina never stopped."
U.S. Congresswoman Renee Ellmers cited Holshouser's support for her as invaluable.
"Few thought I had a chance at winning, but the governor always believed," Ellmers said. "He would often reminisce of his mother, who was also a nurse, and the hard work and values she instilled in him."
After leaving office in 1977, Holshouser moved to Southern Pines and returned to practicing law. He also served 16 years on the UNC-system board.
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Qazzow, a spin-out from the University of Washington's Information School, has landed $2.4 million in series A financing in a deal led by WRF Capital and Voyager Capital. The W Fund and Seattle angel investor Geoff Entress also participated in the round, which followed a $500,000 financing last month. We reported on Qazzow's technology last… Read More
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Blue Box, the Seattle cloud and hosting startup led by entrepreneur Jesse Proudman, has raised an additional $1.5 million in funding from Voyager Capital and Founders Collective that it will used to bolster its product development, sales and marketing team. "The private cloud marketplace is as hot as ever, and we're hearing resounding interest from companies… Read More
Business analytics startup Lytics raises cash
Portland big data startup Lytics has scored $2.2 million in funding from Rembrandt Venture Partners and Voyager Capital, money that the company will use to grow its team and continue work on a service that helps marketers gain more insight about customers, reports The Oregonian. "We provide a sort of train station between all of the… Read More
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Sanjay Puri thinks more needs to be done to help entrepreneurs in the Seattle region — one of the reasons why he recently formed the startup accelerator 9Mile Labs. He calls the early-stage funding environment in Seattle at the moment "inadequate" — something I've also discussed in recent columns and remarks. Well, now the former marketing… Read More
Blue Box raises more cash, this time from David Frankel's Founder Collective
Jesse Proudman's Blue Box has reeled in $800,000 in fresh capital, part of an oversubscribed venture capital round that the Seattle startup just closed. The cloud hosting company, founded by Proudman nine years ago, raised the new cash from Founder Collective. As a result of the funding, David Frankel of the New York-based seed fund has joined… Read More
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Blue Box, a Seattle-based cloud hosting company which has bootstrapped its way to success over the past nine years, has raised $3.5 million in a round led by Voyager Capital. It marks the first outside capital in the company, whose nearly 600 customers include MTV, CrowdStar and Bonanza. "Building applications for the Web comes with… Read More
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Earlier this year, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation issued a blistering report which said, among other things, that the majority of venture funds it had invested in over the years had failed to exceed returns available from the public markets. The report rattled the opaque VC industry, if for nothing more than its bluntness. Now, here comes a… Read More
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Coulomb Technologies, which operates more than 6,000 electrical vehicle charging stations in 14 countries, including dozens in the Seattle area, is fueling up with a new $47.5 million venture capital found led by Braemar Energy Ventures and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. Existing investor Rho Ventures, Siemens Venture Capital GmbH, Harbor Pacific Capital Partners and Hartford… Read More
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Kantar, a unit of advertising giant WPP, has purchased Bellevue-based Global Market Insite for an undisclosed price and merged it with online market research firm Lightspeed Research. Together, the companies said that they will "create one of the world's largest online panel and sample providers." As a result of the deal, David Day of Lightspeed… Read More
Boston and Seattle mobile analytics startups merge, choose New York for HQ
Seattle-based Ground Truth has merged with Boston-based Umber Systems to create a new company called Mobile Intelligence Solutions that will be based in New York and serve clients with detailed analysis about what's happening in the wireless industry. As a result, the new company has scored $8 million in venture capital funding from North Bridge Venture… Read More
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Microsoft has been fairly quiet on the M&A front over the past 18 months, a fact that has not been lost on venture capitalists who love when cash-rich tech titans come knocking on their portfolio companies' doors. But Microsoft surged back onto the scene Tuesday with its blockbuster $8.5 billion buy of Skype. Some of… Read More


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WANT to do some shaking at the High School hop?
Then 'you're the ones' wanted to rock up at the Regal Theatre in Minehead where you'll find West Somerset College students 'hopelessly devoted to you'.
Performances of the major showpiece will be taking place on Wednesday 5 - Friday 7 February starting at 7.30pm.
Pupils have been busy rehearsing over the past few months and are ready to showcase their talents.
More details can be found by visiting www.westsomersetcollege.org/latest-news/ Tickets are now available and can be purchased at the Regal Theatre by calling 01643-706430 or online at www.regaltheatre.co.uk.
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Colin Read, Everybody's Business
— The national debate over a more rational immigration policy is bellicose and vexing. I wonder why.
We can all agree on a policy that allows a nation to move forward. It should begin with a few premises.
The first should be whether the policy satisfies the evolving ideals of our nation. We are a people who believe in hard, innovative work. In this increasingly competitive global economy, moving forward also means innovating locally.
The second principle is that we are privileged to live here, as are those who wish to come.
We also have a capacity for compassion that can help protect those who are ostracized in their own nation. We welcome those who seek refuge from oppression and abuse, but citizenship remains a privilege and not a right.
If one accepts these principles, an optimal immigration policy should be relatively simple.
Most countries have adopted such a policy. The United States is unique in placing the desire to unite families as a primary criterion. Other countries place paramount the needs of the nation's economy. Countries such as Canada create a much easier path to citizenship for those with exceptional expertise and those highly trained in their adopted country.
While these goals are often economic, an enlightened country also sees value in diversification to enhance its ideas and culture. These are the elements of the creative class that will allow us to compete in a global economy.
Little of our national debate seems fixed on the need to create and attract more scientists and engineers, more mathematicians and technologists, and more entrepreneurs and innovators. These should be the primary conversations.
Instead, the debate either voices the concerns of those who believe, not incorrectly, that a law is a law and illegal immigrants ought not be rewarded, or to those who argue families deserve to be reunited and made legitimate voting members of our country.
Both sides pander to their bases. One side appeals to conservatives who fear the changing demographics and the ultimate effect on their party's power and electability. Meanwhile, the other side realizes a path to citizenship for the poor and downtrodden also has the fortunate consequence of increasing their party base. A few million more voters who will vote predictably will define presidential elections for decades to come.
Certainly, those who came here illegally and held jobs that most Americans won't take should have some opportunity for legitimacy. The children of these immigrants who have excelled in schooling and act as American as every other young person should not suffer for the decisions of their parents. They are our nation's natural human resource, and we should be pragmatic and compassionate. We should construct pathways that allow them to be productive members of our society and economy.
But, while illegal immigrants who have come across our southern border are the looming elephant in the room, our policy ought not be driven by that issue. This is a country that has invited immigrants who are willing to accept the premise of the American Dream. Immigrants have contributed to our nation's success. We are a smart nation, and we can figure out how to best use this human energy in a time when our national innovation is flagging.
Avenues to legitimize the most earnest already here, and a policy to attract the world's best and brightest, first to our universities and then to our citizenry, seems to make sense from many perspectives. The brass ring ought to be a bit harder to grasp for those who have come illegally and a lot easier to grasp for those who we solicit.
Unfortunately, politicians muddy the waters. Their posturing is oriented not by the principles of optimal public policy, but rather in their calculations of how to increase the power and electability of their party. Ultimately, immigration debate appears less concerned about how to build a great nation and more maniacal about how to build a reelection campaign. Perhaps too many entrenched politicians have been drinking the Kool-Aid fed to them by their party that they can no longer separate the needs of a nation from the aspirations of politics.
We understand. We prize innovation and a vibrant economy as we attract and cultivate the best and brightest. Immigration ought to be a privilege both to those who come and for those who receive them. It seems simple enough.
Colin Read contributors to Bloomberg.com and has published eight books with MacMillan Palgrave Press. He chairs the Department of Finance and Economics at SUNY Plattsburgh. Follow his tweets at @ColinRead2040.


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Well it's being a month since I posted anything on this, got side tracked.
I have tried 5 or 6 times to fix the leak in the lower housing and have had no luck, tried to fix it by re welding it, if I use low power it I get pin holes and it leaks through them.
If I use high power it seems to crack right along the edge of the weld and leak.
I don't know how to fix this, maybe I should of tried the JB weld as was suggested. ???
I think the best way now is to replace the lower housing with a good one.
On the upside I did get some needed parts and got some more Red paint on it, the hood looks good.


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The eighth concert in our hugely successful series of concerts entitled MOONEY TUNES will take place at the Bord Gais Energy Theatre on the evening of Sunday, March 24th.
Tickets will go on sale TODAY, from 3pm. And they are priced very reasonably, as always, between €14.50 and €39.50. They will be on sale through Ticketmaster, and there will be a booking fee added on.
HOWEVER, if you DON'T want to pay a booking fee, you can go down to the box office at the Bord Gais Energy Theatre this afternoon, and buy your tickets directly from there. Our reporter Katriona McFadden will be at the theatre with non-other than Mooney Tunes and X Factor star Mary Byrne! Plus if you are at the theatre this afternoon [Monday, February 25th 2013] between 3 and 4.30, you could play Mooney's Monday Quiz with Katriona for your chance to win a pair of free tickets to the concert AND a two-night stay with dinner at the Maldron Hotel across the road!
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We anticipate a huge demand for these tickets, so we'd advise getting your ticket sooner rather than later. Previous Mooney Tunes concerts have usually sold out within a couple of days. For more information, visit www.bordgaisenergytheatre.ie.
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This is a strong sturdy hinge...Posted January 26, 2012
This is a strong sturdy hinge that is simple. I first bought a kit from a home center. It came with 10" bin and 2 hinges. Those hinges started to bend the first few times I opened and closed them. It also was difficult/awkward to open the first few times. It would not hold the false front tight to the cabinet. I have installed these before with no problem. Once I got these hinges I compared them to one from kit and these are like 3 time thicker and more simple. I did used the bin from kit so it was not all bad.
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Down season not dampening Larry Fitzgerald's love for football
With a loss this Sunday to the San Francisco 49ers, a team that started the season with four straight wins would finish the year losers of 11 of its last 12. The team's collapse has left disappointment and frustration in its wake, so it would be understandable if there is some relief that the season is coming to a close and that everyone will be able to move on.
Wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald, for one, is not looking forward to the season coming to a close.
"Not from my point of view," he said, noting others might feel differently. "I enjoy playing, I like the competition, I like being around my teammates."
Fitzgerald said work is fun for him, and while the team's struggles are certainly frustrating, he understands he's not the only person in the world to have troubles at work.
"I'm not different than them," he said.
Well, Fitzgerald is a little different. His "work" will go on hiatus for a bit, as the offseason will bring with it a chance to get away from a lost 2012 and remake a roster that has fallen well short of preseason goals.
Fitzgerald understands there will be roster turnover -- "it's just part of our game," he said -- but added if it was up to him everyone would be back next season. Then again, he also said roster decisions are not for him to make.
"I have personal relationships with all the guys," he said. "The guys have families, they love doing what they're doing. I don't like to play that game, play the GM game. That's not my role."
No, Fitzgerald is out there to lead an offense that has struggled all season.
On a personal level, the Pro Bowl alternate is in the midst of one of the worst seasons of his professional career, with just 69 receptions for 785 yards and four touchdowns, and he and the Cardinals are about to use their fourth different starting quarterback of the season.
It's a high number, but when asked how difficult it is to play with four different passers in one season, the receiver said it could be worse.
"It's probably not as difficult as it would be to play with six," he said. "It's part of the game."
Fitzgerald has long been known for his professionalism, and this season only appears to have reaffirmed that idea. In a season where it would have been easy to throw teammates under the bus or lash out to the media about the struggles of those around him, he's maintained a calm demeanor and positive-ish outlook.
And to hear him say it, it really makes sense.
"I keep everything in perspective," he said. "At the end of the day, for me, I'm living my dream.
"I've got an NFL jersey on, Arizona Cardinals on my jersey; I'm one of 1,500 men around the world that can actually say that they are playing in this league, and that's an exclusive group and I'm fortunate to be able to do that."
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The 30th Annual Portland Ski and Snowboard Show November 6,7,8, 2009 PORTLAND EXPO CENTER This Years lineup includes Ski Reps with the latest gear, The Northwest's Largest Ski Swap, exciting entertainment, vacation ski resorts and all of Portland's best major winter sports retailers with endless opportunities to Save Up To 70% on Ski and Snowboard gear!
The 30th Annual Portland Ski and Snowboard Show November 6,7,8, 2009 Portland Expo Center.
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Purchase these passes and get your picture taken at the show and receive FREE SEASON SKI CHECK ($35 Value)!
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TGR's newest 16mm and HD film, Re: Session, documents an incredible season when nothing was taken for granted and the cameras didn't roll unless they were capturing the biggest lines, brightest athletes and most extraordinary locations. Follow the crew as they score in one of Algna, Italy's best seasons on record. Check out the renegade, over-the-head powder mission in Poland, the massive wedges in Colorado, new gap jumps in Utah and another seven-week slaughter fest in Alaska.
"Chasing Down a Dream," a slide show of highlights from winters past, presented by photographer Richard Hallman at Dog River Coffee, 7 p.m. Free, but donation requested for Gorge Grown Food Network fundraiser.
In memory of Maggie Guth Bleakley.
Meadows has donated an Unlimited Season Pass as a prize to fund raise for GGFN.
The 42nd Annual Seattle SkiFever and Snowboard Show has moved to the Washington State Convention Center! November 20, 21, 22, 2009 Now a Giant Multi Retailer Show!
Stop by the Mt. Hood Meadows booth to find out about the Hood River destination program featuring $39 lift tickets!
Get ready for the Sandy High School Snowsports Swap. This annual sale is one of the largest "swap" consignment events in the Portland-Metro area. Sale items consist of consigned and donated items as well as a huge inventory of new equipment from Gresham's Hillcrest Sports and other retailers in the area. Each year the high school gym is packed with new and used equipment for snowboarding, alpine and nordic skiing, winter apparel, gloves, eyewear, children's items, collectibles and more! Outdated equipment, such as straight skis, should not be considered for sale. We recommend donating equipment such as this to a charity retailer.
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