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We examine the growing popularity of musical theatre schools around Ireland, and Brenda Donohue meets Max, the newest canine recruit at Dublin's Civil Defence, as he prepares to undergo €10,000 worth of intensive search and rescue training...
On Monday, we spoke to counselling psychologist Aisling Curtin about a dilemma faced by one of our listeners, whose husband had moved out of the marital bed. We received a huge response to the woman's letter, and we bring you more of that reaction today...
When Peggy Mangan went missing in Dublin last September, the Dublin Civil Defense team didn't have a dedicated search and rescue dog to help find her. Thanks to the foundation set up in her name, they will from now on.
Later today the Peggy Mangan Foundation will hand over search and rescue dog Max to the Dublin Civil Defense, and say that they hope the use of canine resources will become standard across the country.
Peggy was missing from her home in Terenure in Dublin for four days before her body was found, about 14km away on the other side of the city. There were several reported sightings of Peggy during the time she was missing, but sadly none led to the ending that the hundreds of volunteers taking part in the search were hoping for.
Her beloved and loyal dog, Casper was found by her side but he died later that night.
Her family decided to set up The Peggy Managan Foundation, and later this afternoon the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Oisin Quinn, and members of the Managan family will be present at the headquarters of Dublin Civil Defence to hand over Max, the search and rescue dog.
Mooney reporter Brenda Donohue was with them all this morning... To find out more, visit www.peggymangan.ie or click here to visit their Facebook page.
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Colm Wilkinson singing Bring Him Home, as part of Big Music Week 2010.
Les Miserables is one of the most popular stage musicals of all time, and featured our very own Colm Wilkinson in the lead role of Jean Valjean. It was a role he played on Broadway and the West End, and one which earned him international acclaim.
Colm Wilkinson is, no doubt, a role model for any young Irish person embarking on a career in musical theatre and his success came to mind this week when we received an e-mail from Deirdre Masterson. Deirdre is a well known and highly respected soprano who wants to give a "leg up" to talented actors, singers and dancers in this country who dream of a career in the West End or Broadway.
She wrotes:
"Our market research has recognised the multitude of talent in this country and the lack of education and resources for young hopefuls wishing to embark on a musical theatre career. With an international team of experts we are presenting the first Musical Theatre College in Ireland commencing September 2014 with a Diploma in Musical Theatre studies followed by a BA in Musical Theatre studies in September 2015."
Today we are joined in studio by Deirdre, and from our Cork studio by Jonathan Tweedie, who is course director for Musical Theatre Ireland's Advanced Preparation Course in Cork.
The Irish College Of Music Theatre
They will have a 1 year Diploma in Musical Theatre from September 2014. There are 50 places on this course – two cohorts of 25 classes. And from 2015 they will offer a BA in Musical Theatre.
On April 22nd auditions will take place in the Gleeson Theatre, DIT Kevin Street, Dublin 8 for places on the first ever musical theatre training programme in Ireland. The course, which is scheduled to start in September, is being run by the Irish Musical Theatre Company (IMT) and it is currently going through a validation process in Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT). If you haven't already been invited to audition, please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Musical Theatre Ireland
Ireland's first full-time Post Leaving Cert course in Musical Studies opened in Cork last September. It's a one-year full time course for over 18's. It is to prepare people who want to go to Musical Theatre college in the UK. For more information about the course, visit www.musicaltheatreireland.ie.
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We also chat to Irish musical theatre star Jessica Cervi, who is currently starring in the West End, in The Commitments. Jessica studied in London, and she gives us her reaction to the new education courses... For more information about Jessica, visit www.thecommitmentslondon.com/cast/jessica-cervi/.
Festival Productions' Academy for Musical Theatre Students
During the show, Derek also talked to Tony Finnegan, actor and Director with Festival Productions, who will be opening an Academy for Musical Theatre students this September.
They claim that they "won't be like other drama schools - in that we will be auditioning students and will be running it on a continuous assessment basis with students taking part in our Christmas show at the National Concert Hall - as well as other productions throughout the year. We are in the process of information gathering to maximise course potential. We will be employing tutors at the top of their profession from within the theatrical business and will be bringing West End Actors/ singers and directors and choreographers to give master classes and workshops throughout the year. We have to maintain the high standards that Festival has garnered over the last 14 years."
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Can you believe it? It's Mooney Tunes time again, and astonishingly, we are approaching our tenth concert!
It all started in September 2009, at the National Concert Hall. The very first Mooney Tunes featured music such as Send In The Clowns, The Anvil Chorus and even the theme from Hawaii Five-O.
Over the last nine concerts, there hasn't been any genre of music we haven't covered. We've done a lot of classical favourites, we've had arias and choruses from some of the greatest operas ever written.
In the last concert, Mooney Tunes 9 in December last year, we did some incredible jazz, like Jack L singing My Way, and the big band orchestra performing Sing Sing Sing by Benny Goodman.
We've had pop, traditional Irish, even country music - Daniel O'Donnell went down a treat at Mooney Tunes 7!
All in all, over the nine concerts so far, we have brought you a total of 152 pieces of music. They were performed by some of the cream of Irish and international talent, accompanied by the RTÉ Concert Orchestra.
Everybody from sopranos Cara O'Sullivan and Claudia Boyle, tenor Paul Potts, baritone John Molloy have performed. We've had Brian Kennedy, Jerry Fish, Chloe Agnew, John Sheehan from the Dubliners. We also did a special Eurovision tribute, with Niamh Kavanagh, Linda Martin, Paul Harrington and Charlie McGettigan.
Anyway, the good news is, we want to bring you another gem of a show. And, since it's our 10th concert, we've decided to a kind of "best of".
We would like you, our listeners, to tell us your favourite moments from the last nine shows. Now, you don't have to have been to the shows to nominate a favourite moment. All of the concerts have been broadcast on RTÉ Radio One shortly after the live performances.
And to help, here's a list of every single piece of music that we have featured!
01. Begin The Beguine
02. Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye
03. Lizst Rhapsody No. 2
04. Beat Out That Rhythm
05. O Mio Babino Caro
06. Pink Panther Theme
07. Chiqitta
08. Pure Imagination
09. Silent Night
10. Che Gilida Manina
11. Nessun Dorma
12. My Way
13. Under My Skin
14. When A Child Is Born
15. Sing Sing Sing
16. Let It Snow
17. Strauss
18. Also Sprach Zarathustra
19. Bridge Over Troubled Water
20. E il Sol Dell Amina from Rigoletto
21. Donizetti – Una Furtiva Lagrima
22. Superstar
23. Tchaikovsky-Polonaise Onegin
24. Roll Back The Clouds
25. She's Out Of My Life
26. You Don't Have To Say You Love Me
27. Bond Theme
28. Moonraker / Diamonds Are Forever
29. Minuet & Badiniere from Orchestral Suite No. 2
30. Edelweiss
31. My Heart Will Go On
32. Lonesome Boatman
33. O Holy Night
34. Mediation from Thais
35. That's Amore
36. In Paradisum
37. Gabriel's Oboe
38. The Way We Were
39. Last Christmas
40. Hark The Herald Angels Sing
41. As Long As He Needs Me
42. Soul Bossa Nova
43. Marriage Of Figaro: Duettino Sul Aria
44. One Day Like This
45. Jerusalem
46. Swan Lake: Introduction
47. Send In The Clowns
48. I Left My Heart In San Francisco
49. My Heart Will Go On
50. Les Mis: Bring Him Home
51. Carmen: Intermezzo
52. Ain't No Mountain High Enough
53. South Pacific - Some Enchanted Evening
54. Verdi - La Traviata - Siempre Libre
55. Have I Told You Lately
56. Time To Say Goodbye
57. True Friends
58. Hello Dolly
59. Daydream Believer
60. Requiem - Pie Jesu
61. Someone To Watch Over Me
62. The Sound Of Music: Climb Every Mountain
63. The Producers
64. Nessun Dorma
65. Star Of Bethlehem
66. Nowhere Man
67. Marino Waltz
68. The Christmas Song
69. Hope from 'Irish Destiny'
70. In Your Eyes
71. Why Me?
72. Rock 'n' Roll Kids
73. O Holy Night
74. Dances With Wolves
75. Wind Beneath My Wings
76. Old Man River
77. Fields of Athenry
78. Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head
79. O Mio Babbino Caro
80. Suite from The Quiet Man
81. Over The Rainbow
82. Libertango
83. Adagio from Spartacus
84. The Bridge (An Droichead)
85. Theme from JFK/West Wing
86. Memory from Cats
87. Un Bel Di
88. Ave Maria
89. Elizabethan Serenade
90. Born Free
91. Can't Take My Eyes Off of You (You're Just Too Good To Be True)
92. As Long As He Needs Me
93. Por Una Cabeza
94. Troika
95. When A Child Is Born
96. I'll Be Home For Christmas
97. Baby, It's Cold Outside
98. Trepak from The Nutcracker Suite
99. Once Upon A Time In The West
100. Vilia from The Merry Widow
101. Jingle Bells Forever
102. Va Pensiero (Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves)
103. Song Of Bernadette
104. Harry's Wonderous World
105. Lament
106. You Raise Me Up
107. Silent Night 1915
108. Do Re Me
109. Somewhere Over The Rainbow
110. O Holy Night
111. A Christmas Festival/ Sleigh Ride
112. Theme From Dragnet
113. Fiddler On The Roof
114. Nella Fantasia
115. Flower Duet
116. Champagne Polka
117. One Fine Day (from Madame Butterfly)
118. The Coolin
119. Hymn To Hope
120. Everybody Hurts
121. 80's TV Themes Medley
122. We Have All The Time In The World
123. 633 Squadron
124. Star Trek
125. Le Basque
126. Cavatina
127. We Shall Overcome
128. It's For You
129. When I Fall In Love
130. Hallelujah
131. Cinema Paradiso
132. Impossibly Beautiful
133. Danny Boy
134. You'll Never Walk Alone
135. Riverdance
136. Hawaii Five-O
137. William Tell Overture
138. A Summer Place / Music To Watch Girls By
139. Everybody's Talking
140. Sunday Miscellany theme
141. Onedin Line / Spartacus
142. Gabriel's Oboe – The Mission
143. Radetsky March
144. Anvil Chorus
145. Mise Eire
146. Classical Gas
147. If
148. Ravel's Bolero
149. Barccarolle - O Sole Mio
150. Chariots Of Fire
151. Hallelujah Chorus
152. Cavalleria Rusticana
Mooney Tunes 10 will take place on Friday, June 13th at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre at 8pm. Tickets will go on sale the program is finalised. We want people to nominate from the list of tunes on the website. And we may even include a couple of surprises. It will be the middle of the summer, so why not think of some of your summer favourites!? E-mail email@example.com, with the subject line 'Mooney Tunes 10'!
Join Mooney in our Eurovision Green Room at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre on Saturday, May 10th 2014. The party takes place in the Circle Club.
If you want to be there, all you have to do is tell us in not more than forty words why you and a friend or friends LOVE the Eurovision. All entrants/attendees must be over 18. If you are lucky enough to receive a golden invitation to our EUROVISION GREEN ROOM you will get to see all the action as it happens live from Copenhagen.
Many of you will be familiar with the fantastic Secrets Of The Irish Landscape that was broadcast last year on RTÉ One. This three-part television documentary, hosted by Derek Mooney, followed the footsteps of Robert Lloyd Praeger, Ireland's greatest naturalist and author of the iconic book The Way That I Went.
The series examined many little understood aspects of the Irish Landscape from the last Ice Age until now, with some intriguing findings! It was a huge success when it aired, becoming a firm favourite with audiences and critics alike. And the plaudits keep on coming! Last week, Secrets Of The Irish Landscape won gold at the New York World's Best Film and Television Awards 2014 for the best documentary series in science and technology!
RTÉ Wins Gold at NEW YORK WORLD'S BEST FILM AND TELEVSION FESTIVAL 2014
The RTÉ Cork series Secrets Of The Irish Landscape, presented by Derek Mooney and broadcast on RTE One last May, has WON GOLD at the final of one of the world's most prestigious film and television competitions: the New York World's Best Film and Television Awards 2014, for the best documentary series in science and technology. The awards are now in their 57th year. Secrets Of The Irish Landscape competed against entries from 36 countries.
The three-part series follows in the footsteps of Robert Lloyd Praeger, (Ireland's greatest naturalist and author of the iconic book The Way That I Went), as Derek updates the history of how the Irish landscape came into being, using the very latest science and research.
The series was produced in RTÉ Cork, by Head of RTÉ Cork Colm Crowley in association with the National Botanic Gardens and UCC, and was backed by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.
At the Award Show in Las Vegas (which was held as part of NAB, the USA's national association of broadcasters convention on April 8th),
Derek Mooney said;
"I love making nature programmes. It's part of who I am. I'm genuinely thrilled we've won this award, not just for myself but the crew and for RTÉ. When we think of science and nature programmes we tend to believe that only the BBC can make them but this proves we can do them just as well, if not better. It's fantastic that a very Irish story, about how we got our landscape, has found such a universal resonance and connected with others around the world, and that we also got the chance to celebrate the work one of one Ireland's greatest scientists on the world's stage. I was aware of Praegers' work but it wasn't until I journeyed in his footsteps that I fully appreciated the man. The success of this programme on the international stage will, I hope encourage RTÉ to develop this genre of TV. There is a market for natural history programmes in Ireland and there is plenty of subject matter for TV producers to focus on – bring it on!"
Colm Crowley, Barry Donnellan and Derek Mooney
Colm Crowley said:
"It's is a real honour to represent RTÉ at this prestigious festival, which has given us a chance to showcase the work of Irish television on an international stage. Winning gold at this event is a fantastic tribute to the RTÉ Cork team that put the show together, and a special thanks to Derek and his radio team who also contributed hugely to the making of this series. Also special thanks to the chief series consultant Matthew Jebb, Director of the National Botanic Gardens, who was centrally involved in developing the series."
This is the third major nomination the series has received in the last few months. The book to accompany the series was a finalist in the Irish Book Awards and the series also has received a nomination for the Houston Film festival in Texas.
The series is currently on air in Australia and Canada.
The series was shot in HD by freelance DOP Barry Donnellan on a Cannon C 300 camera, with additional photography by RTÉ Cork's Ben Kilroy and a small team of specialists' landscape photographers.
The series was edited by freelance editor Cliona Nolan and RTÉ staff editor Sean Mooney, and dubbed in RTÉ Cork by Niall O'Sullivan. Location sound was recorded by freelance Kieran Curtin and RTÉ Cork staffer Brendan Cahill.
The programme was researched by freelance Naoimh Reilly.
A complex media management solution was required to handle the HD work flow which was managed by Antoin O Callaghan and John Lynch in Cork, and the series was graded in Windmill Lane by Dave Hughes.
The production co-ordinators who worked across the 12 month shoot were Aoife O'Callaghan and Sonya O'Neill
The chief series consultant was Matthew Jebb, Director of the National Botanic Gardens.
About the 2014 NAB Show
NAB Show, held annually in Las Vegas, is the world's largest electronic media show covering filmed entertainment and the development, management and delivery of content across all mediums. With nearly 95,000 attendees from 156 countries and more than 1,500 exhibitors, NAB Show is the ultimate marketplace for digital media and entertainment. From creation to consumption, across multiple platforms and countless nationalities, NAB Show is home to the solutions that transcend traditional broadcasting and embrace content delivery to new screens in new ways. Complete details are available at www.nabshow.com.
About NAB
The National Association of Broadcasters is the premier advocacy association for America's broadcasters. NAB advances radio and television interests in legislative, regulatory and public affairs. Through advocacy, education and innovation, NAB enables broadcasters to best serve their communities, strengthen their businesses and seize new opportunities in the digital age. Learn more at www.nab.org.
National Dawn Chorus Day will take part on Sunday, May 18th 2014. If you are part of a group who will be taking part in a Dawn Chorus event in your local area, and want to register your event with us, please send full details - name, contact number, what will be happening and where, to email@example.com, with the subject line 'Dawn Chorus 2014'. And who knows, we may contact you during our Dawn Chorus broadcast!
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Hedgerows and the Law
Hedgerows in Ireland form important features in maintaining wildlife diversity and in establishing wildlife "corridors", particularly for birds. The commonest nesting birds found in hedgerows such as wrens, dunnocks, robin and willow warblers depend entirely on insects during the Summer months. In general untrimmed, thorned hedgerows containing species such as blackthorn, whitethorn and holly are favoured by birds as they provide ample food and also serve as a protection against predators.
Section 40 of the Wildlife Act, 1976, as amended by Section 46 of the 2000 Act, provides protection for hedgerows by providing that it shall be an offence for a person to cut, grub, burn or otherwise destroy hedgerows on uncultivated land during the nesting season from 1 March to 31 August, subject to certain exceptions. It is important that, where possible, necessary work to hedgerows is carried out outside this period.
It is possible in most cases to schedule and carry out necessary work to hedgerows outside this period. The legislation makes provision for works (other than road or other construction works) to be carried out for reasons of public health and safety under the authority of any Minister or a body established by statute that lead to the destruction of vegetation. There is also a provision to enable the Minister for Environment, Heritage and Local Government to request from the relevant Minister or body details of any such works together with a statement of the public health and safety factors involved.
It shall not be an offence to destroy vegetation in the ordinary course of agriculture or forestry. Also it shall not be illegal to destroy vegetation while preparing or clearing a site for lawful building or construction works.
It is the policy of the Minister to prosecute for offences under section 40 of the Wildlife Acts 1976 and 2000 and successful prosecutions have been taken under this section in recent years. Members of the public are encouraged to contact their local wildlife ranger and report instances where hedgerows are being destroyed during the prohibited period.
To contact your local wildlife ranger, click here for contact details. To read the Wildlife (Amendment) Act 2000, click here.
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Students will enjoy starting the class with an open discussion of the Met performance. What did they like? What didn't they? Did anything surprise them? What would they like to see or hear again? What would they have done differently? The discussion offers an opportunity to apply the notes on students' My Highs & Lows sheet, as well as their thoughts about the visual design of the Met production—in short, to see themselves as Macbeth experts.
For some audience members, Macbeth can be such a smoothly integrated experience that a central theme of the opera goes unnoticed: the conflict between free will and predetermination. We see plotting, planning, and manipulation undertaken by Lady Macbeth and, to a lesser extent, by her husband. We witness the crimes they commit. Toward the end of the opera, as their enemies coalesce and take up arms, we hear reference to those crimes and to their guilt. It may seem obvious that, as the chorus proclaims, Macbeth is "a usurper," and that it's Macduff who liberated Scotland.
But what about the witches? From Macbeth's point of view, he might have argued, all he did was act out a prophecy. Everything the witches predicted came true. Were Macbeth and his wife only agents of a predetermined fate?
The conflict between predetermination and free will is a longstanding debate of beliefs among theologians and philosophers.
For your students, it may come down to this:
Why not have your students stage a debate on Macbeth's responsibility and guilt? Evidence can be gathered from the opera. Arguments can be fashioned, including alternative ways
to understand each turn of the story. Different characters' points of view can be taken into account. A guide to the formalities of staging a debate can be found online at http://tinyurl.com/2dru23 (in a document prepared for student use by the Saskatoon, Saskatchewan public schools). But your students may enjoy writing their own rules, including time limits, a code of fairness, and a system for judging the winner.
By conducting a debate, students can engage with the issues raised by Macbeth, practice flexible, critical thinking, and sharpen their skills of persuasion and logical argument.
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The deeper business story here may be that concepts like startups and venture capital are no longer the exclusive province of the high-technology industry. As an ever-growing pool of VC money chases the hot new thing, open-minded investors are beginning to realize that the smartest money may no longer be on ad-supported social media companies, let alone semiconductors. "We're never going to get a WhatsApp outcome with Blue Bottle," Conrad admits. "But we're also not going to get the 40- to 80-percent chance of a flameout that you see in tech investments."
Investors are also recognizing that tech itself is no longer as clear-cut a category as it once was. We call Amazon a tech company, but is it really? When every company is on the Internet, how do we decide which are Internet companies? Blue Bottle's expansion so far has focused on brick-and-mortar cafés, but it's entirely possible that its greatest future growth will come from selling coffee online, via the slick website that it redesigned with the help of Google Ventures. Meanwhile, it has begun selling portable versions of its New Orleans-style iced coffee via Whole Foods.
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The science and general education portion of the respiratory care program may be completed on either a part-time or full-time basis. The 14-month clinical phase of the program (starting with Summer I) must be completed on a full-time basis.
*The respiratory care curriculum is subject to change*
First Semester (Fall I)
BIOL 251 & 261 Human Anatomy & Physiology I with Lab - 4 credits
PHSC 111 Physical Science Chemistry - 3 credits
MATH 117 Mathematics for Health Science - 3 credits
AH 101 Medical Terminology - 3 credits
AH 201 Intro to the Health Care Environment - 2 credits
Semester Total: 15 credits
Second Semester (Spring I)
BIOL 252 & 262 Human Anatomy & Physiology II with Lab - 4 credits
RESP 101 Introduction to Respiratory Care - 3 credits
BIOL 260 Microbiology - 3 credits
ENG 111 College Writing, 3 credits
PSY 211 General Psychology, 3 credits
Semester Total: 16
Third Semester (Summer I)
RESP 102 Intermediate Respiratory Care - 3 credits
RESP 121 Clinical Application of Resp Care I - 2 credits
RESP 201 Cardiopulmonary A&P - 3 credits
RESP 202 Cardiopulmonary Pathophysiology - 2 credits
RESP 203 Cardiopulmonary Pharmacology - 2 credits
Semester Total: 12
Fourth Semester (Fall II)
RESP 204 Advanced Respiratory Care - 3 credits
RESP 205 Mechanical Ventilation & Critical Care I - 3 credits
RESP 206 Selected Topics in Respiratory Care- 3 credits
RESP 220 Clinical Application of Respiratory Care II - 3 credits
Semester Total: 12
Fifth Semester (Spring II)
RESP 207 Mechanical Ventilation & Critical Care II - 4 credits
RESP 208 Neonatal & Pediatric Respiratory Care - 3 credits
RESP 221 Clinical Application of Respiratory Care III - 5 credits
Semester Total: 12
Sixth Semester (Summer II)
RESP 209 Advanced Life Support & Case Studies - 2 credits
RESP 210 Advanced Clinical Concepts - 3 credits
RESP 211 Case Studies-Clinical Simulations - 2 credits
RESP 222 Clinical Application of Respiratory Care IV - 5 credits
Semester Total: 12
Total Credits: 79
*Contingent upon placement. Students who place into Math 050 must take it prior to taking Math 117. Students who self-place into ENG 110 are required to take the course prior to taking ENG 111.
Clinical Practicum
During the 14-month clinical phase of the respiratory care program, students will attend classes and clinical practicum five full days per week with some days spent in formal respiratory care classes and other days at an assigned clinical site. Respiratory care classes are taught at Venango College.
Students will also be required to periodically attend specialty respiratory care rotations at local and regional health care organizations.
Significant travel is required of respiratory care students. Reliable transportation is therefore essential and is at the expense of the student.
Additionally, some weekend and evening rotations may be required.
Assignment to Clinical Sites
Several local and regional health care organizations serve as clinical sites for the respiratory care program. Student preference for a particular clinical site cannot be considered. Affiliated clinical sites are subject to change.


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The Olympic Gods of San Francisco
The hipsters are bringing back ancient Greece. So gather the tattered shards of your theatrical optimism, all ye who enter Exit Theater. Calling this year's San Francisco Olympians Festival "a Pandora's box of plays, leaving all who attend with hope for independent theatre," No Nude Men premiere thirty-two new works this month. Written by twenty-nine local writers, nine are full-length and the rest are delightfully random shorts. Each night is something different - some folks saw as many as ten shows last year.
This year's theme is celestial deities - think: planets, constellations, and sky gods. We already missed bondage and the mythical whales - too bad - but there are still three weeks left. Remaining shows include Callisto, where Artemis and Zeus are treed by an angry bear. Leda, which features swans and the inappropriate things you can do with them and Hecate, with a bunch of horses and a hoe-down.
Through October 29. Exit Theater, 156 Eddy Street. Tickets are $10 at sfolympians.com.
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This post contains information about dpsing as a feral druid in a high end raid setting. It should be enough for beginners to gain a solid grasp on the fundamentals of the spec, and should also be a reference for players who have specific questions about our mechanics.
We'll go into more detail later, but if you have specific gearing questions you can use Rawr - Rawr or Mew - http://elitistjerks...._mew_simulator/
I will do my best to keep this post up to date, but if you find something that is old or just plain wrong please send me a PM so that I can fix it quickly. Thank you.
= Overview=
As a dps it is your job to do as much damage as possible while taking as little as possible and using your utility abilities intelligently. Be ready to use Rebirth, Tranquility, or Innervate if needed, and use CC if called for. You should also be ready to act in a hybrid dps/tanking role, since you can easily grab every important talent and glyph for both tanking and dps and operate at 95% efficiency or more in both roles at the same time.
= Talents and Glyphs=
For choosing Feral as your spec you get Aggression (increases your AP by 25%) and the ability Mangle. We also get a 2 part mastery, one for cats and one for bears. The cat portion of our mastery is called Razor Claws and increases the damage of bleed abilities by 3.1% per point of mastery.
For dps you absolutely want to pick up Feral Swiftness, Fury Swipes, Primal Fury, King of the Jungle, Feral Charge, Leader of the Pack, Endless Carnage, Blood in the Water, Rend and Tear, Berserk, Heart of the Wild, and Master Shapeshifter. Other talents that I would recommend are Furor, Feral Aggression, Nurturing Instinct, and Survival Instincts. Even grabbing all of those still leaves you with points to pick up situational talents such as Brutal Impact, Perseverance, or Stampede. Or you can also pick up Thick Hide and Natural Reaction so you're ready to be an emergency tank if your main tank dies.
A basic spec might look like this: Talent Calculator - World of Warcraft. Here are my personal feelings on when and where the various optional talents are useful:
Perseverance - Reducing damage taken is always a good thing, however I generally find other talents more useful. I kind of consider this the default option - if you're building a perfect talent spec for one specific fight and none of the other optional talents apply to the fight, then this talent is perfect for sinking those last few points.
Stampede/Predatory Strikes - Really nice for add fights. You can also use these talents to run out of melee range and Feral Charge back in for a free Ravage every time your Feral Charge cooldown is up for a nice dps increase. This does add some complexity to your rotation; if you're unable to use this tactic while also dodging fires or whatever mechanics the encounter throws at you, focus on staying alive first. Dead dps do 0 dps.
Feral Aggression - Pretty handy by allowing you to apply 3 stacks of Faerie Fire at once, and more importantly buffs Ferocious Bite. The effect on overall dps is pretty minor but usually worth the points.
Brutal Impact - Necessary if you are on interrupt or stun duty, useless otherwise. No middle ground here.
Nurturing Instinct - Not a strictly necessary talent, but this is probably the last "optional" talent I would consider giving up. Not only does it help you stay alive by increasing heals done on you, but it greatly buffs your Tranquility. If you've never used Tranquility during periods of high raid damage, well, you should. Even from a feral, a Tranquility buffed by Nurturing Instinct does a massive amount of healing.
Primal Madness - Very weak, I would almost never consider taking this. If you do want to use this talent you can and should make a macro to cancel the Primal Madness buff when you are at or near 0 energy to get the most out of it.
Thick Hide/Natural Reaction - Obviously necessary if you're going to be a hybrid dps/tank. But even for a "pure" dps role these are my standard choices. Tank deaths happen, and if you have these talents and pop a couple cooldowns you can easily tank any raid boss long enough for your raid to battle rez the main tank and get him buffed and ready to take back over.
Infected Wounds/Pulverize - Necessary if you're going for a hybrid dps/tank role, not worth it otherwise. Even for the emergency tank situation described above these talents are too weak to spend the points on unless your strat specifically requires you to tank.
Glyph of Rip, Glyph of Berserk, and Glyph of Shred are your top glyphs at all times unless of course you're unable to use one, such as Shred on Kologarn. If you can't Shred go with Glyph of Mangle. Note that if you are an engineer you should not use Glyph of Tiger's Fury as it will cause Tiger's Fury to desync with Synapse Springs.
The major glyph that I'd most strongly recommend is Rebirth, as there is a world of difference between resurrecting someone with 20% health and 100%. Glyph of Feral Charge is also useful to increase mobility and allow more usage of the Stampede talent. Glyph of Ferocious Bite isn't overly strong but is strictly beneficial now and certainly worth the slot. You may also consider if you plan on off-tanking.
Glyph of Mark of the Wild
You can also consider if you plan on off-tanking.
= Gear=
General information on combat ratings can be found here: http://elitistjerks....l_85_cataclysm/
Weapon dps
Weapon dps is calculated by taking the average of the minimum and maximum damage of a weapon and dividing that by it's swing speed. All weapons with the same ilvl and type (1-hand vs. 2-hand) will have the same dps. This is our strongest stat. Note that unlike most/all other classes we don't need to consider swing speed since we always have a base 1.0 second swing speed in cat form and weapon damage is normalized to this speed.
Agility increases your attack power and crit chance. Each point gives you 2 AP and it takes 324.85 agility for 1% crit. It is by far the best stat for dps and should be stacked whenever possible, though usually that only means gems and enchants because you cannot reforge for agility.
Strength increases attack power, providing 1 AP per strength. It is technically about as strong as the secondary stats, but since it competes directly with agility you almost never want a strength item. The only realistic situation where you'd even consider using a strength item is if you have access to a higher ilvl strength weapon than your current agility weapon, and even in that case you'll definitely want to check Mew and Rawr to see if it's actually better overall.
It takes 179.28 mastery rating to gain 1 point of mastery. Each point of mastery increases your bleed damage by 3.1%. This affects Rake and Rip, it does not affect Shred.
You need 179.28 crit rating to gain 1% crit chance. This now affects all damage including bleeds.
You need 128.05701 haste rating for 1% haste. Haste increases your auto-attack swing speed and energy regeneration.
You need 120.109 hit/expertise rating for 1% hit/expertise. Note that interrupts can no longer miss, so there is never a specific need to cap hit.
There is 1 real choice for your meta gem: . All red slots should be filled with . Generally you'll want to skip blue or yellow socket bonuses and use delicates there as well. If a blue or yellow socket bonus is worth getting you should use or . This can occur if the socket bonus is around 13-14 agility per non-red gem.
This latest patch has brought all of the secondary stats quite close to each other. To my knowledge gearing setups that focus on haste, mastery, hit/exp cap, and balanced distributions all appear in simulations to be very similar in overall dps. So until further investigations find a more meaningful hierarchy of secondary stats feel free to set these up however you like. Do note that hit and expertise are clear favorites in AoE situations now that Swipe is worth using again. Also be aware that set bonuses will have a noticeable effect - losing 2T11 will reduce the value of mastery and the T12 bonuses will increase the value of non-mastery stats.
The short answer is both T12 set bonuses are good. 2T12 is pretty straightforward, barring any bugs it is basically a simple 10% buff to Shred and Mangle. It has the same mechanics as Ignite, so if you use a Shred while a previous one's bonus damage DoT is still ticking the damage will be rolled into a new DoT.
4T12 is more interesting, particularly now that Glyph of Berserk gives us a base 25 second Berserk. This is the one situation above 25% boss health where it's a definite advantage to use Ferocious Bite, though of course Rip and Savage Roar are still more important if they are about to fall off. As of my most recent knowledge it is not beneficial to cancel Berserk in order to use Tiger's Fury if it is extended long enough from the glyph and the 4T12 bonus.
Back: Major Agility (22 agility)
Chest: Peerless Stats (20 to all stats)
Wrists: Agility (50 agility)
Hands: Greater Mastery (65 mastery)
Feet: Major Agility (35 agility)
Weapon: Mighty Agility (130 agility)
Jewelcrafting very slightly offers the most agility. If used on cooldown Synapse Springs from Engineering provide a minimum of 80 agility on average and usually somewhat more than that, and can also be lined up with other cooldowns for more effective benefit than a static buff. Jewelcrafting, Leatherworking, and Blacksmithing are all a bit more flexible than other professions, though this is not as useful as it was in WotLK.
Alchemy: 80 agility from .
Blacksmithing: 80 agility from 2 extra gem sockets.
Enchanting: 80 agility from ring enchants.
Engineering: Synapse Springs provide 480 agility for 10 seconds on a 60 second cooldown. This averages to 80 agility but in practice will be slightly stronger than that if used correctly.
Herbalism: Minor heal and 480 haste for 20 seconds on a 2 minute cooldown.
Inscription: 80 agility from shoulder enchant.
Jewelcrafting: 81 agility from Chimera's Eyes.
Leatherworking: 80 agility from bracer enchant. Can also use the level 80 resistance enchants if needed.
Mining: 120 stamina, no dps benefits.
Skinning: 80 crit, not as good as other professions.
Tailoring: Swordguard Embroidery - Spell - World of Warcraft chance to proc 1000 AP for 15 seconds.
= Rotation=
Depending on how exact you want your rotation to be it can become quite complicated. A simplified version would be
1. Keep up Feral Faerie Fire if there's no other armor debuff
2. Keep up Mangle
3. Use Tiger's Fury on cooldown
4. Use Berserk on cooldown
5. Keep up a 5CP Rip (including refreshing with Ferocious Bite below 25% boss health)
6. Keep up Rake
7. Keep up Savage Roar
8. Feral Charge -> Ravage if your FC cooldown is up
9. Shred for combo points
As of 4.1 Swipe has become worthwhile in AoE situations. Delaying Rip to line up with Tiger's Fury is not generally thought to be a dps increase, but overwriting Rake with a Tiger's Fury up is if the previous Rake has few ticks left. Perform your rotation as usual when getting OOC procs. Fitting in Ferocious Bite above 25% is also a dps increase if done right, meaning that you don't lose too much time on Rip and Savage Roar.
= Addons=
The default UI is pretty terrible for tracking everything you need to know to dps well as a feral. There are a number of addons out there that can more cleanly display information you need. BadKitty and FeralByNight are tailored towards feral dps, and Power Auras is also popular. Leafkiller keeps an updated Ovale script on his site Fluiddruid.net. My personal choice is RoguePowerBars. TidyPlates can be used to track your debuffs on multiple mobs on their health bars. There are a lot of choices out there, find one that fits your needs and use it.
= Other=
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Andre Benoit (center) added on to his defensemen scoring lead in the playoffs as the Binghamton Senators beat the Charlotte Checkers in game one of the Eastern Conference Final.
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Military Scholars for America
As a show of appreciation to the courageous men and women who actively serve, DelVal offers a program in the form of a scholarship for military students. This scholarship essentially reduces your tuition and fees to $250 per credit for undergraduate and graduate degree online programs for our active service members.
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1 whole mini Brie (1 pound)
1 tablespoon brandy or cognac
2 teaspoons unsalted butter
4 ounces mushrooms, trimmed and sliced
1/4 cup walnuts, roasted and coarsely chopped
1 tablespoon dried cranberries or dried cherries
10 sheets frozen phyllo dough, thawed and cut 12 inches square
4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) unsalted butter, melted
1 baguette, sliced, for garnish
1 bunch grapes, for garnish (optional)
Unwrap the cheese, taking care to check both sides for wrappers, and set aside on a plate. Poke holes in the top of the cheese with the tip of a knife and drizzle the brandy over the cheese. Let the cheese stand at room temperature while preparing the other ingredients.
Melt the butter in a large skillet and sauté the mushrooms over high heat until golden brown. Remove from the heat and set aside to cool. Arrange the cooled mushrooms on top of the Brie, followed by the walnuts and cranberries. Set aside.
Lay the phyllo dough sheets on a flat, dry surface. Brush a cookie sheet with melted butter. Lightly brush a sheet of phyllo dough with melted butter. Lay the dough on the cookie sheet. Repeat the process with 4 more sheets, laying each at an angle to the previous one. Brush 4 additional sheets of dough individually and lay them at angles to each other on top of the cheese. Pick up the cheese and wrap the overhanging pieces of dough under the cheese. Carefully center the cheese on the previously prepared sheets of dough on the cookie sheet. Gather the sides of the dough and bring them up toward the top of the cheese. Brush 1 sheet of dough with melted butter and tear it into 2 inch strips. Wrap the strips around the base of the cheese to create a smooth collar. Brush the outside of the collar with additional butter. Wrap the phyllo crusted Brie loosely with plastic wrap. Refrigerate until ready to bake.
About thirty minutes before serving, preheat the oven to 400º F.
Place the phyllo-crusted Brie on a cookie sheet in the oven and bake for 20 minutes, or until lightly browned. Remove from the oven and set aside for 10 minutes.
To serve, transfer the Brie a serving platter. Garnish with grapes and serve with bread.
Serves 6 to 10
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Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. Ubud used to be one of the most serene places in Asia: a small town of eight thousand inhabitants built on lush-green tropical hills in the middle of "The Island of Gods" – Bali. Its rivers flowed through deep and mysterious valleys and ravines; its stories and fairy tales could fill dozens of books; its painters – some of the most talented in Asia – had a tremendous influence on modern art in Indonesia and far beyond.
Fifteen years ago, when I first arrived in Bali, Ubud used to have no more than two dozens of cars, a limited number of home-stays and restaurants, but dozens of art galleries and one important art museum near the old royal palace. Music was everywhere – performed just for fun by local artists seated on wide bamboo platforms. The Royal Palace itself hosted nightly performances of Ramayana, as well as a great variety of refined and elaborate local dances. Several renowned foreign painters called this place home, including the now deceased Spanish artist Don Antonio Blanco, revered by many as the second Salvador Dali.
Since that very first visit I knew my life would always be connected to this place. No matter where I lived, I always returned back, at least twice a year. Almost all my fiction was written here. I rented a big room on the second floor at a home-stay on an unpaved street, Jalan Bisma, paying four dollars a day for the bedroom, a small outdoor terrace with a sofa, a breathtaking view of the rice fields, and a delicious homemade breakfast which consisted of fresh fruits, banana pancakes and strong Balinese coffee. I worked at night, listening to the silence and the distinctive and friendly sounds of geckos and frogs. I spent some evenings drinking beer in local "warungs" (a combination of convenience store and local café) with inhabitants of the street, discussing politics, arts and life.
But nothing lasts forever and Ubud, as with so many other pockets of tranquility and sanity, had been "discovered" and "conquered" by hordes of foreign tourists, developers, money-launderers and foreign consultants. The serenity and breathtaking beauty were suddenly not only something to admire and blend into, these natural features had become an asset, a commodity, an opportunity for "business to expand," to make substantial profits.
In the late 90′s, Ubud became suddenly "chic." Art critics from New York and London were often spotted at the newly built marble tables of international cafes, discussing the local style of epic painting, music and dance, drinking imported Australian wine while munching on vegetarian snacks. Prices began to climb, slowly but steadily. The places previously occupied by respectful and modest dreamers and artists from all corners of the globe were increasingly "upgraded" to pubs and reggae bars. For a time, Ubud put up some resistance. The royal family banned construction of American fast food restaurants and any large buildings in the area. But then came the Asian Financial Crisis of 1997. Riots in Jakarta brought down the American-backed military dictator Suharto; the local currency collapsed; and foreign tourists, afraid of violence and instability, disappeared. Most of the locals lost their jobs and became dirt poor overnight.
In dollar terms, the real estate and housing became unreasonably cheap, and "smart investors" from Java and abroad took immediate advantage of the situation. Many Balinese families, bordering on starvation, were forced to sell their land in order to survive. Although foreigners can't buy land in Indonesia, they managed to team up with the locals and pull through countless shady deals which allowed them to take control of a substantial part of Ubud's land.
The new wave of "migrants" to Ubud hardly had any emotional ties to the place. They saw an opportunity and they grabbed it, mostly disregarding local culture, architecture and lifestyle. New boutiques – with brand name and counterfeit goods – began polluting the main streets of town. Outrageously expensive looking restaurants – decorated with marble and Balinese stone – with almost no guests, leave no doubt that they are not much more than a money laundering venture for corrupt Javanese officials and business elites. Up-market spas began offering "treatments" for over one hundred dollars.
Most of the home-stays disappeared, local "warungs" were replaced by cafes, and music performances became overly commercialized, charging five to seven times the entrance fees of ten years ago. In just two years, the price of land in Ubud and its vicinity tripled or even quadrupled.
Two days ago, sitting in Café Luna – an Australian-Balinese health-food joint – I overheard a conversation between two businessmen from the UK. "Something has to be done about those backpackers who think they can live here on 30 to 40 dollars a day," raved one of them, gobbling down organic salad. "This place is already up-market, but not up-market enough. Correctly, they are introducing some expensive extravaganza in the area: like an elephant safari. I calculated that if they get it right, the travel industry here can generate between 115 and 120 dollars per person per day."
Needless to say, ten years ago one could live extremely a comfortable life on 10 to 15 dollars per day, including lodging and food. Almost nobody here then had heard about the "travel industry" or any "extravaganza."
Those who suffer the most from the current trend are the inhabitants of Ubud themselves. In the old days, even ten dollars a day spent by the travelers went directly to the local people. They were renting rooms in their compounds, doing the cooking and laundry, pocketing the profits. After being forced to sell the land to Javanese and foreign developers, the locals became nothing more than employees, receiving meager salaries, losing all hopes to buy back their land. 100 square meters in Ubud now costs at least 15 thousand dollars. To build a small house, one needs at least 200 square meters, therefore 30 thousand dollars, plus the cost of the building itself. The average Indonesian income is 750 dollars per person/year.
Ubud is now full of motor vehicles. It is choked with traffic; cars, like in Jakarta, dominate the streets. The whole village now looks like one enormous parking lot with souvenir stalls. This phenomenon is easy to explain: locals who sold their land bought new motor vehicles – a status symbol everywhere in Indonesia. A few years from now, the cars will become nothing more than rusting pieces of metal. The people of Ubud will have nothing more to sell: there will be no land, no cars, no money; just subsistence salaries. They will not be able to afford to live in their own town. In Ubud, business development and globalization destroyed with lightning speed one of the greatest and most original places on earth.
The culture was irreversibly damaged. Kitsch replaced noble art forms; paintings are now mass produced, basically copied. Silence and the sounds of geckos and frogs were replaced by consistent and typical-for-Indonesia noise: car engines, toots and pop music. The entire town looks like one overgrown bazaar. There is no free music anywhere – the locals have no time to play for fun – they play for a fee. The only places where local – Hindu – culture seems to survive are the local temples during countless religious ceremonies.
Most of the artists – local and foreign – disappeared. They moved further east – to Lombok Island or left Indonesia altogether. Those who gained from the recent trend are investors, developers as well as up-market tourists. They gained one more spot where they can sip their standardized lattes and shop until they drop. The locals and those outsiders who admired this small town in the middle of the lush green jungle lost their first or second home forever.
Breathing exhaust fumes, surrounded by the aggressive hassling of toots, I close my eyes, trying to imagine this very place, this very intersection ten years ago. I stood here, one early morning, with my bag, waiting for a car to take me on the 30 miles long journey to the airport. But there were no cars, just a profound silence and mysterious shadows thrown on the ground by ancient trees. One motorbike passed, then stopped, returned. The driver asked me whether I need help. An hour later a car appeared. I flagged it down, negotiated the price, and was taken away.
Somebody honks at me. I open my eyes just in time to see the side of a car which misses me by only a few inches. A brave new world – that which is interested only in revenues and profits – has transformed this ancient culture into a charmless theme park. My eyes are itching from pollution and I want to puke.
ANDRE VLTCHEK: novelist, journalist and filmmaker, author of the recently published political novel "Point of No Return" and non-fiction book "Western Terror: From Potosi to Baghdad" is a co-founder of "Mainstay Press" – a progressive publishing house for political fiction ( www.mainstaypress.org ). He is covering Asia Pacific and South Pacific and can be reached at: [email protected]


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Enough nostalgia; it is time to consider more than a few train buffs. Become realistic. It is time to dismantle the rails between Old Forge and Lake Placid and make it a trail for everyone to use, not the few people that will ride it once at a designated time for an amount of money, but for the adventurous and not so adventurous travelers that will use it year round. It just makes sense.
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offers casual beachfront elegance on Maui 's sunset coast. Enjoy the
privacy of a backyard garden with hawaiian flowers and plants along with
the waterfront excitement centrally located within Kihei's remarkable
system of ocean front parks, just a short walk from shopping, the
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WAILELE is non-smoking 1400 sq ft rambler. A gracious covered patio
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along with a complete bath with shower. Both bedrooms enjoy ceiling
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room area. The washer and dryer are located in that bathroom.
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- Maximum Occupancy: 6 people
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days before check-in. $250.00 security deposit. $325.00 cleaning fee. 4%
processing fee. Listed rates do not include tax. Holiday and peak
season rates and required length of stay may be different than quoted
above. Credit cards, checks and wire transfers accepted.
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7:00am Tuesday 29th January 2013 in Sport By Neil Perrett
CHERRIES boss Eddie Howe has hailed Brett Pitman as "one of the best finishers I have worked with" - and has challenged him to score more poacher's goals.
Pitman bagged a third career hat-trick – two penalties and a close-range effort – to fire Cherries to victory over League One rivals Crewe on Saturday.
The striker, who turns 25 on Thursday, became Howe's first signing of his second spell when he rejoined Cherries, initially on loan, from Bristol City in November.
A product of the club's youth ranks, Pitman has flourished under Howe's tutelage, his 26 goals helping Cherries to promotion from League Two in 2009-10.
The only ever-present as Cherries memorably beat the odds to return to the third flight, Pitman missed just two league games during Howe's first stint as manager.
His treble against Crewe took his tally to seven in nine games since he came back – with Pitman having scored 49 times in 80 league appearances under Howe.
Speaking to the Daily Echo, Howe said: "Brett's goalscoring record is up there with the best of them. Even though two of his goals against Crewe were penalties, he still needed to be in the right place to score the second one. We want to see him score more goals inside the six-yard box.
"He has done well to score seven goals since he came back but I think there is more to come from him. He is a very good player, he can do certain things that other players can't and, with more games, he will only get better."
Pitman responded in style after being recalled against Crewe having been dropped to the bench for tactical reasons for Cherries' clash at Hartlepool.
Howe added: "He is the type of character who is desperate to play every game, as most players are. He was disappointed but showed a great attitude. We have left him out a couple of times because we have tweaked our system.
"His response, in terms of demeanour and how you act as a substitute, was very pleasing and he thought of the team. We always pick a team to try to win the game, regardless of personnel. We will choose different systems for different games.
"We went with three in midfield at Hartlepool and it meant there was no place for Brett. But he responded in the best way by scoring a hat-trick and is a team player. I don't think we have seen the best of him yet."
Pitman, whose move was made permanent earlier this month, said: "I know there are reasons for me not playing. I was rested for the FA Cup game against Wigan and was left out against Hartlepool due to formations and tactics. Three games in eight days would have been difficult because I haven't played many times.
"I am getting fitter with every game but still feel like I have got a bit to go.
"We have probably got 20 players who all expect to play and the quality is the best it has ever been here and, hopefully, we can get to the next level."
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MDOT Pic of the Day: Remember, just because summer is over doesn't mean that construction season is… http://t.co/lbEmwOBK0J
Sep 2, 2014, 3:11 pm EDT
RT @MDOT_Bay: I-69 pavement repairs begin Wednesday, Sept. 3 http://t.co/SLIiIumnG1
Sep 2, 2014, 12:36 pm EDT
RT @wzzm13: BREAKING: One person trapped, seriously hurt in crash at business I-196 & Byron Rd. in Zeeland. http://t.co/axLT0Cwj9E
Sep 2, 2014, 10:19 am EDT
@carrwolfr Mi Drive's not showing anything, so you should be all clear. Have a safe trip! http://t.co/XjChdmZ9sV
Sep 2, 2014, 10:19 am EDT
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