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Parent & Family Weekend
The Office of Parent & Family Programs is excited to announce Parent & Family Weekend 2013! This year's event will take place on October 4th-5th as part of the UCO vs.Missouri Western State Uuniversity football game. To give you the chance to spend time with your student, the office has planned activities starting Friday evening with registration and meet and greet. We encourage family members to spend time with their student with the different activities which can be found around Edmond and Oklahoma City. But don't forget to come out on Saturday before the football game to show your support and meet other family members. After the game, be sure to stay around on Sunday for the brunch and Silent Auction. This year will be the first of hopefully many silent auctions to come to help benefit the Parent & Family Association Scholarship.
Below you will find the cost of the event per participant. This price includes a lunch, t-shirt, game day ticket, tailgating festivities and Sunday Brunch/Silent Auction. Student price does not include a game ticket since students get in free.
Students Bundle: $20
Register for Parent & Family Weekend Here!
Friday, October 4th6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Check-in/Registration Evans Hall
6:00 p.m.- 8:00 p.m. Museum Tours Evans Hall
4:00 p.m. UCO Soccer Soccer Fields
6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. EdFest "Bands, Bites, & Brews" Edmond Festival Market Place
Come on out and enjoy free entertainment from Bands. Eat dinner from different vendors, and for those who are 21 years and older sample a variety of different brews. Proceeds from the Bites & Brews will be donated to help Edmond Mobile Meals. Edmond Mobile Meals is a non-profit charitable organization that provides hot, nourishing meals to elderly and disabled persons who are unable to prepare meals for themselves.
6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. First Friday Gallery Walk Paseo Arts District
The First Friday Gallery Walk in the Paseo Arts District occurs on the first Friday of every month. Friday night visitors will enjoy art openings, wine tastings, live music and other activities. Over 75 artists in more than 20 galleries participate, all within walking distance. Four to six art opening receptions held on each First Friday Gallery Walk showcase the new work of the gallery owners or the work of guest artists. Come and experience the Paseo Arts District, where Oklahoma art and history come alive.
Saturday, October 5th
8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Edmond Farmers Market Edmond Festival Market Place
The annual Edmond Farmer's Market runs every Saturday mid-April - October, except for the first weekend in May due to the Arts Festival. The market is located on 1st Street, one block west of Broadway in Edmond. It is a family friendly environment where you can purchase regionally grown produce and Made in Oklahoma food items.
2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. UCO Parent & Family Weekend Tailgate Wantland Stadium
6:00 p.m. UCO vs. Missouri Western Wantland Stadium


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By Michael Gioia
14 Jan 2013
Comedian and actor Jim David will host the awards ceremony, which is scheduled to begin at 6:30 PM. Directed by Shellen Lubin and produced by Sherry Eaker, the show will also include performances from Bistro-winning artists.
Kazan (My Favorite Year) will receive the Bob Harrington Lifetime Achievement Award, and Hines (Uptown…It's Hot!) will be honored for his Enduring Artistry. Also honored at the Bistro Awards will be Clint Holmes and Sue Raney for their major engagements at the Café Carlyle and Feinstein's at Loews Regency, respectively.
Other award winners include Jenifer Lewis for Dazzling Return to New York Cabaret; Broadway and symphony conductor Barry Levitt for Ongoing Musical Excellence; Mx. Justin Vivian Bond for Singular Artistry; Alec Mapa for Comedy Monology for Baby Daddy; Michael Hughes for Debut with Mickey and Judy; T. Oliver Reid for Theme Show for "Drop Me Off in Harlem"; Moira Danis for Recording for "Some People's Lives"; and Catherine Russell for Recording for "Strictly Romancin'."
The Ira Eaker Special Achievement Award, given to an outstanding performer on the rise, and named after Back Stage's co-founder, co-publisher and first cabaret critic, will be given to Liam Forde.
The Bistro Award was established by Bob Harrington in 1985; this year marks the sixth year at Gotham Comedy Club.
The Gotham Comedy Club is located at 208 West 23rd Street (between 7th and 8th avenues). For more information and tickets, call (646) 637-2806 or (917) 239-5467 or visit BistroAwards.com.

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3/5 rDev -20.2%
04-19-2014 00:19:46 | More by bigjoe786
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
01-01-2014 05:18:57 | More by LADYBEAST
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02-22-2014 05:49:24 | More by SuperMario
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Headed down to the "pirate bar" as my friends call it (they have pirate stuff over their taps by the bar). Everytime I go it seems to be damn crowded, or some lame hipster band is screeching in the corner room of the bar.
Place did look nice though, didn't seem too dirty (or too clean for that matter) and the staff was zipping around getting everybody's food and drinks.
The selection on tap is pretty good, nothing rare or amazing. I had some Craftsman there last time I went, my buddy had some Stone on tap. Haven't had a chance to try their food although we both wanted to. We just figured we would load up on beer calories as opposed to food calories.
Overall, not a bad place if you're in the area. If you've been to downtown and know the area, just imagine this is the hipster version of "The Smell" that sells beer. Oh, parking for this place isn't too bad if you stick with the lot behind it, although sometimes attendants aren't working there, which makes me kinda wonder if a)somebody is gonna jack my car or b) they lock up early. Luckily, I haven't had to deal with either.
02-26-2009 00:36:15 | More by davexisxrabid
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06-01-2014 18:32:11 | More by RoyFokker
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For general details read Instrumentality's thorough review and allow me to second the motion. This is a solid place all around and a great addition to LA's slowly developing downtown scene.
After grabbing a bite in Little Tokyo, we headed over to the Redwood for some drinks. I was a little worried when we got to the front door and walked in. The nautical theme is almost over the top. If the waitstaff was wearing sailor or pirate outfits I probably would've walked out and condemned this place as "the Chuck E. Cheese of Caribbean bar." But as is the decor just makes the Redwood more interesting. We found a table towards the back and had a seat in one of the thickly-padded, comfortable booths. We had the Downtown Brown, Craftman's 1903 and Heavenly Hefeweizen. Everyone seemed to like what they had and my 1903 tasted fresh and lively.
I can definitely recommend the Redwood and will probably go back next time we're in LA's downtown area.
02-11-2007 22:08:27 | More by JayTheFinn
4.25/5 rDev +13%
My buddy and I stumbled upon this place as we were searching for somewhere to eat near my work. I had heard that this place used to be a popular spot but closed down. Apparently it just reopened a few weeks ago with a "new" look (although I have no basis of comparison).
We simply walked in the front door and sat down at a table near the entrance, so I can't fully describe the atmosphere, but there's a picture gallery on the web site (www.theredwoodbar.com) that speaks volumes. From what I could see, the place was comfortable. It had a sort of rustic feel with lots of old wood, along with various decorations suggestive of a pirate theme (apparently more obvious behind the actual bar). The lighting was dim but not too dark, giving the place a feel that was perfectly lodged between casual and fancy.
I had low expectations of the tap list, but when I requested it, I was amazed. I believe they have eight taps including Stone Pale Ale, Alesmith Anvil (edit: since changed to Anchor Steam), Rogue Dead Guy Ale, Craftsman 1903 and Heavenly Hefe, Guinness, Stella Artois, and maybe one or two others. This is quite possibly the best selection for a small number of taps that I've seen in any bar, let alone in downtown LA. I sense from the picture that at least one of the taps rotates, as I don't think I see the 1903 (or is it the Anvil?). At any rate, I had the Stone Pale and Alesmith Anvil. Both were served in frosted pint glasses (forgot to ask otherwise), and both were fresh and tasty once they warmed up a bit.
On top of that, they have a decent bottle selection. So far I've had/shared the 750mL of La Chouffe and a smaller bottle of Delirium Tremens. There are several others that are primarily micros but not beers I'd normally be willing to pay extra for in bottles.
The menu's also available online, but to sum up, the average dish is about $10, and the portions, at least of what we ordered, were very generous. I had the mussels and fries ($11) and my dish probably consisted of about 30 meaty mussels, a handful of fries, and some really tasty broth with a bit of spice to it. My buddy had fish & chips, which looked filling. He wasn't particularly fond of them, but then he's enormously picky (and fish & chips wouldn't be my first choice) so I take it with a grain of salt.
The service was attentive, and while not being terribly knowledgeable (the waitress made the common assumption that "Hefeweizen" is a brand, and she had to check to verify that "Anvil" was made by Alesmith and wasn't a brand in and of itself), she was helpful nonetheless and I'm sure she's learned from our discussion. Our water glasses were never empty, which is key.
I will definitely be back, and probably often given the proximity, selection, and reasonable prices. Good thing I take public transportation to work!
[Edit] During my last visit (2/6/07), I met the guy who selects their beer (may also be the owner - not sure) and he seems to really know his stuff. He said they had Racer 5 on tap at one point as well, and while I'm disappointed that it's no longer there, at least the place had the decency to carry it for awhile. The guy sitting next to him used to distribute for Stone, so apparently this bar has its head in the right place.
02-01-2007 23:19:20 | More by instrumentality
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The moment I walked in I knew I would like this place. It was a late lunch and as we were being escorted to our table we passed the bar which had the Red Sox vs. Rangers game on and a Stone IPA tap handle. This Boston ex-pat was sold.
Just having Stone IPA on tap raises anything in Los Angeles to the upper echelon of beer bars even if slowly more and more I'm seeing places catch on to better beers. They also had a couple Craftsman and some better Germans amongst others. The pirate theme of it all is not subtle, but nor is it irritating. The staff were very pleasant, making sure our party was kept happy.
The food was decent. The menu said about the hamburger being the "best in town" or some other sweeping accolade. It wasn't but it was good.
Good friends, good food, good beer and the Red Sox game on? Can't beat that.
07-02-2007 14:45:29 | More by sloejams
Redwood Bar & Grill in Los Angeles, CA
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Matt Barkley was one of four quarterbacks to see the field on Saturday night as the USC Trojans battled the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, and he was the only one to perform at a relatively competent level. As the Irish trotted out three different quarterbacks -- the third, admittedly, only threw one pass -- USC stuck with its experience starter and it paid off as the Trojans rolled to a 31-17 win.
Under the lights in South Bend, it was all USC early, with the Trojans scoring the first 17 points of the game. Notre Dame did battle back, scoring 10 points to close the first half, but it was as close as the Irish would get.
Matt Barkley threw for 224 yards and threw touchdowns on the night. Tommy Rees completed 23 of 37 passes for 190 yards, but threw no touchdowns and an interception. Dayne Crist completed four of his five attempts for 36 yards, but also fumbled the ball away at the one, allowing USC to scoop it up and take it back for the touchdown. If you haven't seen the fumble, it's highly-recommended.
Heading into the game, Notre Dame looked to snap a lengthy streak of USC wins in South Bend. But it was clear early-on that USC wasn't quite ready to give up its streak. Thanks to a strong performance from Barkley and timely plays from the defense led to a 31-17 win in South Bend.
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"Dasha always says I've got a face for radio," laughed Derek Blasberg last night at Hôtel Le Bristol, where he co-hosted a bash with pal and Garage magazine founder Dasha Zhukova. The likes of Leelee Sobieski, Patrick Demarchelier, Mario Testino, and Arizona Muse gathered to toast Radio Garage, the pop-up online broadcast that Zhukova launched during New York fashion week and brought over to Paris. Naturally, Blasberg has made appearances on the show, which combines serious fashion chats with what Zhukova refers to as "goss" and a multitude of other hot topics. Guests have included everyone from Martha Stewart to Olivier Zahm. However, Zhukova told Style.com that erotic jewelry designer Betony Vernon has been one of her favorites thus far. "She was giving us sex tips and talking about how to be a better lover," she giggled.
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The Miami Marlins are looking to make a splash in free agency. And by "splash", I mean they're flailing around the Winter Meetings like a methed-out manatee having a seizure, possibly after staring at their own logo, and I mean that in the best way possible. After signing Jose Reyes to a huge six-year contract, the Marlins have been aggressively courting all-time great Albert Pujols, forcing the St. Louis Cardinals to improve the offer that they were adamantly refusing to improve.
Now the scuttlebutt is that the Cardinals are likely to re-sign their franchise icon, leaving the Marlins without another splash to make. At least for the next few minutes. Jon Heyman suggests that the Marlins have already moved on to another big splash, Prince Fielder:
marlins already in pursuit of prince. Signs indicate cards likely to get pujols
The Marlins are looking to commit what was a decade's worth of payroll for them over the last two years, and while they were hoping to do so with Pujols, it's not like Fielder is a bad fallback option. He still has the star power that Miami is craving, he's younger, and he's likely cheaper.
But if the Marlins are already looking into Fielder, it's probably a sign that Pujols is returning to the Cardinals. Or it could be a strategic gambit to let Pujols know that they're moving on, which will force Pujols to panic. It could be anything! I'm sure there won't be conflicting reports on Twitter in the next five minutes to let us know which one it is.


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Right to Work: A Basic American Freedom
Posted on December 18, 2011 by Various Writers
These campaigns were utilized against my company and its employees by the Service Employees International Union ("SEIU"). These campaigns used as the union's "Persuasion of Power," a term originally coined by UAW President Owen Bieber in 1984, and later resurrected by former SEIU President Andy Stern during his tenure. Corporate Campaign tactics utilize Saul Alinsky's motto "Ridicule is man's Greatest Weapon". They isolate the target and then use intimidation, ridicule, misinformation and intimidation to destroy it! The campaigns embrace the use of tactics, as recently exposed in a SEIU Contract Campaign Manual, designed to force employers to capitulate with union demands and sign a Neutrality Agreement. This onerous agreement eliminates employees right to a secret ballot election during union organizing campaigns, imposes "Card Check" and requires employers to provide a roster of all employees and their home addresses to union organizers. By use of the Neutrality Agreement, union organizers are able to bypass a neutral and independent election. Instead, the organizers are able to identify employees and "visit" them at their leisure, including at times and places private to the employee. This includes an employee's home, where they can then utilize any tactics they wish, unmonitored by any government agencies. They can intimidate or otherwise force a bare majority (50 percent plus 1) of the employee population to sign union cards, at which time the employer is automatically unionized. The scheme is fraught with danger of abuse, intimidation, improprieties and misinformation. Continue reading →
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Where Your Rights End and Mine Begin
Posted on December 3, 2011 by Various Writers
As a child, I used to play with the neighbors across the street in one of the coolest sandboxes one could imagine. It was built into the landscape, with giant boulders lining the back and sides. Five kids could easily play in it, building sandcastles and manipulating bulldozers and dump trucks to their hearts content. Hours could go by before being called home to dinner. There was only one problem… neighborhood cats considered that magical place as their personal giant sized litter box. We were often told, sadly, that we could not play in it because of this ongoing problem. Continue reading →
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Scott Walker Taunted with Nazi Salute at Christmas Tree Ceremony
Posted on December 3, 2011 by Various Writers
Here is a still photo, from a different vantage point, which was posted by Republican State Senator Alberta Darling on her Facebook Page. The Senator wrote: In addition to turning their backs on not just Scott Walker, but also some of our brave veterans; protestors thought it was amusing to give a Nazi salute at a Christmas tree lighting ceremony. Just disgusting. Continue reading →
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Posted on November 2, 2011 by Various Writers
Littleton sat down with Reason.tv's Nick Gillespie to discuss the Healthcare Freedom Amendment and the similarities between the Occupy Movement and the Tea Party. "I sympathize with the Occupy people…They're sensing that the system is broken," explains Littleton. "But it seems their answer to things is the confiscation of wealth…where [the Tea Party] advocates for legitimate and true free market systems rather than what we have right now." Continue reading →
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My Country 'Tis Of Thee, Sweet Land of…Removing the Pledge of Allegiance?!
Posted on July 20, 2011 by Various Writers
During the meeting, the minutes of the court were brought up before the court. Precinct 4 Commissioner Pat McCoy, made a suggestion that the court not approve the minutes. McCoy claims that, although the Pledge and Invocation did take place, since the judge did not use words "call the meeting to order," the records cannot reflect the Pledge of Allegiance or the Prayer. Continue reading →
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Louisiana Abortion Clinic Scandal
Posted on May 18, 2011 by Various Writers
Pennsylvania and Texas are finally investigating abortion clinics that allegedly have violations and that's a healthy sign, but what is Louisiana waiting for? I've been told that Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal is a good man and there's even been some talk that he should be persuaded to run for president, which is why he just released his birth certificate. On the other hand there has been some criticism that he delegates a lot of issues that deserve his personal attention. I don't know if that's true or not but when I learned about what's happening in Louisiana's abortion clinics and a possible cover up by the Delta Health department, I wondered why Gov. Jindal hasn't ordered them shut down. Continue reading →
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Michigan Dem Leaders Charged in Tea Party Election Fraud
Posted on March 17, 2011 by Various Writers
The sheriff says 23 statewide races had questionable Tea Party candidates on the ballot and the investigation may go beyond Oakland County. Continue reading →
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Media Influenced by Unions to Protect Status Quo of Big Government
Posted on November 1, 2010 by Various Writers
With less than 24 hours until polls open in most of the United States, the media seems to have taken on the role of the young boy with his finger in the dike, doing their best to plug leaks that will hurt incumbent and liberal Democrat candidates so that voters will not have critical information to help them decide how to vote. Continue reading →
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ARDMORE, OK -- There's been a changing of the guard in Carter County, both at the Ardmore police department and the sheriff's office.
It was a packed courtroom as the new sheriff in town was sworn in.
"It's very, very overwhelming to see this support for me," said Sheriff Milton Anthony.
The new Carter County sheriff, Milton Anthony, officially took over on new year's day, after former sheriff Ken Grace accepted the position of Ardmore police chief.
Over the past five years, the city of Ardmore has had several police chiefs the latest being Keith Mann who resigned in June.
Grace says he hopes to break that trend.
"The tenure on the past chiefs hasn't been, I think it's been about two and a half years," said Grace. "Certainly we're due to have someone stay a longer period of time which is what I hope to do."
Chief Grace and Sheriff Anthony say they want their agencies to be more open to citizens. Both also say they want to continue the working relationship between the police department and the sheriff's office which are right across the street from each other.
"We're across the street from each other and everyone knows everybody so we're going to promote that getting along and working together, both of us are," said Grace. "I think it'll be healthy for both departments and all the citizens also."
Sheriff Anthony agrees with Grace, and hopes both will serve in their respective positions for the long term.
"I think Ken will be at the police chief position in Ardmore for as long as he wants to be and I hope that's the same with me at the sheriff's office," said Anthony.
Anthony says commissioners appointed him to the position on Monday.
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For the sixth year in a row, Riveredge Nature Center has put together an exciting program to celebrate the release of the Lake Sturgeon including a blessing of the sturgeon by a Forest County Potawatomi medicine man, Eggold says. DNR Deputy Secretary Matt Moroney will help release the sturgeon.
More sturgeon headlines and photos.
The event begins with registration at 10 a.m. For more details, check out the Riveredge Nature Center website at http://riveredge.us. Click on the link for Sturgeon Fest 2011.
The Milwaukee River sturgeon stocking project is funded through a cooperative effort among agencies and public partners. Wisconsin DNR, the Great Lakes Fishery Trust and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife provide the majority of the funding.
Lake sturgeon can grow to 200 pounds and live 100 years. Female sturgeon dont start spawning until they are 25 to 30 years old, and males start at about 15 years old.
Getting to adulthood will be a challenge for the sturgeon, Eggold said. DNR surveys of the river reveal good habitat for young fish, overwintering and spawning areas, but the lake sturgeon must first survive these initial months, and then subsequent years of eluding predators and finding sufficient food.
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BOCA RATON, Fla. - The Florida Gulf Coast University softball team improved its record to 25-6 on Friday after a pair of wins over Southeast Missouri State and Eastern Illinois at the FAU Miken Classic. The Eagles defeated SEMO in game one by a score of 5-0 and EIU by a score of 2-1 in game two.
In game one, senior Rachael Edinger (Lakeland, Fla.) got the win while going the distance, allowing no runs on four hits. Edinger also registered six strikeouts. Sam Waldron (Plant City, Fla.) led the way offensively for the Eagles going 3-4 with two RBI's and one run scored. Desiree Miller (Hartville, Ohio) and Jessica Paez (Belle Glade, Fla.) finished 2-for-3 and 2-for-4, respectively.
In game two, the Eagles got on the board first in the bottom of the fifth when Courtney Platt (Naples, Fla.) singled and on a throwing error by the shortstop Amanda Leiter (Naples, Fla.) scored and Platt advanced to second base.
Up 1-0 going into the sixth inning, Morgan Campen was replaced in the circle by Edinger. Edinger stepped in but gave up a run in the top of the seventh inning and sent the game into extra innings. In the top of the eighth, Edinger stepped up and sat down the first three batters she faced. The Eagles would then load the bases in the bottom of the inning after EIU walked J. Paez and Carmen Paez (Belle Glade, Fla.). Cheyenne Jenks stepped into the batter's box and hit a sacrifice fly to right field, scoring Jessica Gary to give the Eagles the 2-1 win.
Edinger picked up her eleventh win of the season while pitching 3.0 innings and racking up four strikeouts.
The Eagles will be back in action on Saturday when they battle Bethune-Cookman in game one of a double-header at 11 a.m. followed by match-up with FAU at 6 p.m.


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TYLER, TX (KLTV) - Henry "Hap" Pummer has been flying planes for the past 66 years. At the age of 87, he may well be the only World War II P-38 pilot still flying with a current license.
As a fighter pilot in World War II, Hap Pummer flew his P-38 lighting on 43 combat missions. The death and wounded toll was so high in one 12 month period, that there was a 100% turnover in his 370th fighter group. Numerous publications record Pummer's exploits.
Hap was shot down while flying his P-38 and spent seven months as a POW.
Ironically Pummer had joined the Air Corps in July of 1940 to learn airplane mechanics. But, it was fighter piloting that he was destined for.
"Most of our work was tactical, down on top of trees shooting up trains and shooting up tanks and shooting up gun positions and those kinds of things," he explained.
Flying low presented special dangers.
"You're vulnerable to all kinds of ground fire because everybody can reach you because you're down there," he said. "Consequently our losses were high."
It was on Pummer's 37th mission over France that he was to find out just how vulnerable he was.
"I was flying a guy's wing and I was behind him so he got hit a little but I got hit worse," he said. "They came out of the overcast and they blew me to pieces really. [I] lost both engines and all the covering.
"Did you have to jump out or did you have ejection seat," I asked Pummer.
"Oh no," he replied. "[We had] no ejection seats. You have to manage on your own."
Jumping out of P-38s posed additional problems because of its tail design.
"That doesn't leave you much room to jump, does it?" I said.
"No," he replied. "So you have to jump from there to there in between."
"Now, you hit in a kind of, you call it, no man's land in between the two lines," I said to Pummer. "What happened then?"
"That's where the French women pulled me up and took me in their house to hide me, hide me from the Germans."
Badly wounded, Pummer doesn't remember much after that except the women were able to get him to American military. The next two and a half months were spent in the hospital before Pummer returned to flying.
"Normally people won't go back after they're shot down," he said. "I did."
Only two months after Pummer returned to combat, the unthinkable happened. Again, on a mission over Germany.
"They hit me with the third salvo and it was all over. The airplane was on fire and I had to get out."
But, after opening his canopy, getting out wasn't all that easy.
"As I hit the wind it pinned me and I put my foot on the control wheel and pushed it over real hard that way and it shot me out."
Pummer was taken captive by German soldiers immediately and was to spend the next seven months as a Prisoner of War.
"General Patton himself drove through and said, 'Men, you're free men today,' and they pulled down the German flag an put up an American flag.
Hap Pummer retired from the Air Force in 1963 as a Lieutenant Colonel. He still flies and keeps his pilot-instructor license current, not for the excitement of flying, he says he's had plenty of that, but because flying is just in his blood.
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A mum is stepping up her fundraising efforts ahead of taking on the London Marathon next month.
Sophie Hyde, of Church Street, Sible Hedingham, is running the marathon for Macmillan Cancer Research.
She is taking on the challenge in memory of Chris Darkins, the co-owner of Darkins Supply Stores, in Swan Street, Sible Hedingham.
The fundraising continues tomorrow evening as Sophie hosts a charity 1980s disco at Scenarios, in Trinity Street, Halstead, from 8pm until midnight.
Tickets are £10 each, with all proceeds going to Macmillan. Call Sophie on 07943 804056.
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Full Report: Longtown slurry lagoon plans
If it goes ahead, it would cover an area the size of three football pitches and it would be big enough to hold over two million gallons.
However, it is the contents of this farm-based lagoon that really is causing a stink amongst the residents of Longtown.
An application from two adjoined farms containing a thousand dairy cows has been submitted to build a lagoon to contain animal waste, also known as slurry.
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The Sanford Police Department will ask City Council on Monday to approve the purchase of 60 new body cameras for more than $130,000. The department has been running a test program with 20 cameras and Shannon Cordingly with Sanford PD says the best part for them is that body cameras are helping them solve more crimes."We've had instances where an officers drive up on a crime in progress, where they come up to a house that is being burglarized and they're able to capture through their body cameras the suspects running out of the houseCordingly tells us when the cameras were originally rolled out, officers were skeptical."There's going to be a little bit of apprehension. It's something new. It has that kind of big brother aspect to it."The officers though have warmed to the program because of the number of times they have been proven to have not done something wrong, even though a citizen may have complained. Shannon Cordingly says it has been a huge help when claims of police wrong doing come to the department."We have to determine through eyewitness accounts, through interviews, through evidence what we believe truly happened which takes an enormous amount of time and resources to do that. With the body cameras, when something comes up, we're able to immediately play back that video footage, and see what exactly happened."The city also believes these cameras will help the department avoid lawsuits.
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What I Learned in Helsinki: The Core Motivation of IoT & Other Reflections
Last month, I attended a two-day IoT-A workshop during IoT Week in Helsinki. The goal of the workshop was to showcase the various IoT research projects that are jointly funded by industry and the EU's FP7 research program. The quality of the projects on display was amazing and I could not possibly do it justice in the space of a blog post. Still, here's a partial list of what I saw:
- Horizontal open platform for IoT
- To learn the intent of a user requires a horizontal approach
- This horizontal approach leads to context awareness
- Part of Future Internet Public-Private Partnership (FI-PPP) program
- Composed of Virtual Objects, Composite Virtual Objects and Service Layer
- User characteristics + situation awareness = intent recognition
- Linked sensor middleware
- Data management instead of infrastructure management
- Uses information interoperability and linked data to enable automated composition
- Manufacturing automation
- Uses XACML and extends it for linked data
- Probabilistic registration of things
- Registration decisions are based on existing density and coverage requirements
To get a more complete picture, you can find all the presentations from the workshop here.
There were two key insights I took away from this workshop, both of which had to do with subtle similarities shared by all the projects.
First, sitting in and listening to the various presentations, I was struck by one particular similarity: at the core of each use case was the desire to make better-informed decisions. I've tried to capture what I call the core motivation of IoT in the picture below.
The identity of the user or thing combined with the temporal and/or spatial context based on real-world knowledge and data from the past can allow us to make better-informed decisions for the future. I think this holds for both the smart coffeemaker and the smart city.
My other insight had to do with the surprisingly similar characteristics of the various presented IoT applications. I tried to capture these characteristics in the picture below.
At the heart of the applications lies data – lots of data. But Big Data has two siblings: Fast Data and Open Data. The applications are graph-structured based on the relationship of things to each other and to me. They are event-driven rather than transactional and they are compositional.
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Concluding July 13
The Cradle Will Rock (Off-Broadway at NY City Center). Marc Blitzstein's The Cradle Will Rock, the inaugural show of New York City Center's new Encores! Off-Center series, includes Danny Burstein, Eisa Davis, Raúl Esparza, Peter Friedman, Judy Kuhn, Martin Moran, Da'Vine Joy Randolph, Anika Noni Rose, Henry Stram, Aidan Gemme, David Margulies, Michael Park, Robert Petkoff and Matthew Saldivar. The Cradle Will Rock, with music, lyrics and book by Blitzstein, is described as "a powerful political satire and an extraordinary piece of theater history. Set against the backdrop of a steel strike and peopled with fat-cat capitalists, brutal policemen, heroic union organizers, and a warm-hearted prostitute, Blitzstein's 1937 battle hymn to the proletariat feels remarkably fresh." Visit NYCityCenter.org.
Concluding July 14
A Kid Like Jake (Off-Broadway at the Claire Tow Theater). Carla Gugino and Peter Grosz star in the LCT3 production of Daniel Pearle's Laurents/Hatcher Award-winning play A Kid Like Jake, about a young boy with a passion for Cinderella and playing dress up. According to LCT3, A Kid Like Jake is "the story of a husband and wife trying to do right by their son. Alex (Gugino) and her husband, Greg (Grosz), want only the best for their precocious four year old, Jake. When they apply to New York City private schools, part of what makes Jake special – his passion for Cinderella and dress-up – starts to cause concern." Visit LCT.org.
The Silver Cord (Off-Broadway at the Theatre at St. Clement's). The Peccadillo Theater Company's revival of Sidney Howard's 1926 play The Silver Cord features Wilson Bridges, Dale Carman, Caroline Kaplan, Thomas Matthew Kelley and Victoria Mack. The Silver Cord, one of the most successful entries of the 1926-27 Broadway season, "centers on a domineering matriarch who is pathologically close to her two adult sons," according to press notes. Visit ThePeccadillo.com.


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Tehmine Hakobyan | Posted on Dec 29th, 2012
Dear kim hello please help me.Why you don't write me in my personal page in facebook.I love you very much.You are very beautiful.Help me please if you can.
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happy holidays all the way from LISPOLE/DINGLE CO.KERRY IRELAND
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Kim, you and Brittny both look super fab in your all-black. I love how you show love and support to your man, KW. I heard the concert and wardrobe was sick but I would expect nothing less from KW. He is my all-time favorite rapper.
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Dear Kim i'm married and have a daughter.i love my familly.i can't to go to rich <>.i hoped that you can help me,i live in Armenia.in Yerevan,but i have not a home.i live in a payment home.I write you here beacause i don't know where am i can to write you about it.Please excuse me.i think,that you don't understand me………….My dear i love you very much and i'm very glad that you are Armenian too.
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you both look gorgeeeeouusssss. hope you enjoyed the concert. Love K he is super talented!!
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SCHENECTADY, N.Y.— A vigil to remember the victims of the Hulett Street fire in Schenectady took place Wednesday night.
A grieving family made the plea for the person, or persons, responsible, to come forward. The family hopes justice will be served nine months after a horrific fire that killed four people and seriously injured a fifth.
Liz Dolder said she's David Terry's sister. The 32-year-old man, along with his children, 3-year-old Layah, 2-year-old Michael and 11-month-old Donavan Duell died inside 438 Hulett Street. Authorities confirmed 5-year-old Sa'fyre suffered burns to 75-percent of her body.
"That was all the family I had. That I could call my own, that was stolen from us. And somebody out there knows the truth. Somebody has a little tidbit of information that needs to come forward," said Dolder.
Shirley Armour, who said she is Terry's aunt, explained that the last few days have been tough after charges were dropped against the man originally believed to have set the deadly fire. Robert Butler was arrested one day after the fire, but on Friday the U.S. Attorney's Office dismissed the counts against him.
Dolder and Armour gathered with more than two dozen others. Family members, friends and neighbors came together in the empty lot where the home once stood. They hoped to remind the community that authorities announced a reward of up to $12,000 for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person who authorities say intentionally set the fire. Dolder said investigators are doing the best they can.
"They have to sift through a lot of garbage, a lot of garbage. A lot of lies," said Dolder.
Authorities say surveillance video shows a different man in the area of the home at the time of the fire, but Butler could still face charges as the investigation continues.
"We want justice to be served. We want people to come out, let us know who did this. Somebody had to see something, somebody had to," said Armour.
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Yep. Today is like a fucking nerd holiday, because it was thirty years ago this weekend that Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back hit cinema screens and began a career of blowing people's minds that continues to this day. Of course there's no arguing that Empire is the greatest Star Wars movie ever made (unless you catch me some night when I'm totally hammered and you bring up Revenge of the Sith) and the video game adaptation is up there as one of the most satisfying action platformers to ever grace the SNES. I plan on doing a full review of each of the games in the Super Star Wars series before long so I don't want to get into too much detail, but here's a nice clip featuring some of the outstanding graphics and sound that made the series a must own.


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PIGEON FORGE (WATE) – It has been the toughest year ever for the Toys for Tots program in Sevier County. Volunteers have had to reach out to the national office for help.
Volunteers say donations to the program that started in 1991 are so low this is the first year they have had to put kids on a waiting list.
"It's stressful, it's stressful not knowing if you're going to make it or not. Especially when it's the first year you've had this dilemma," said Ron Russell.
Russell says giving is down from corporations and the general public.
In the last minute the local group reached out to the national Toys for Tots office. A shipment was sent to them on Wednesday, so volunteers can have toys bagged up for Saturday's toy distribution.
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Topic: Quadrat Beat - Final Dose + Mars remix [XSSR011]
XSSR011 - Quadrat Beat 'Final Dose
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XSSR Music are back once more with their new single Final Dose. Quadrat beat bring us the wicked original on this, the labels 11th release and Mars steps up to the plate to provide the stomping remix.
Quadrat Beat will already be known to many as they have produced some of the best harder tunes and remixes of the last year or so. Final Beat lives up to the expectations set from their stunning recent work and delivers with a bassline so catchy we may have to issue a public health warning! This one is a bit more stripped back than most of Quadrat Beats output but don't for even one moment think this means it's any less effective. With its tightly programmed drums and that ridiculously catchy bass this is sure to be yet another stellar hit for these Russian superstars.
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Iowa... an extra sweet day in Cedar Rapids as great pastry chefs put their best treats to the test. The annual Hy-Vee Cake Decorators Challenge took place today. Decorators are judged on their ability to decorate a 3-tiered wedding cake and another specialty cake of their choosing, all within three hours. More than 160 decorators competed in six semifinal events today...
Illinois... coyotes are popping up more and more in Chicago, but none seem as daring as this guy, who was walking across a frozen Lake Michigan this morning. The water is frozen a couple of hundred feet out into the lake. A helicopter capturing his every move helped guide it back to the safe shore...
Pennsylvania... the U.S. Navy's first Supercarrier is making its final voyage. The USS Forrestal departed the Philadelphia Navy Yard this morning, heading for Texas. The historic ship spent almost 60 years on water after launching in December,1954. It was decommissioned in 1993 and had been docked in Philadelphia since 2010. It will be sold for scrap when it gets to Texas. And with that, our ship has come in on this USA Update.
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Congratulations to the winners. I'm sure they are well-deserved awards.
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Jim -- your passive-aggressive BS is not amusing.
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Piotr: you just contributed to a project using Dist::Zilla (via Milla).
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I have to echo what Jim Keenan said about the tone of this post. It really is about _how you say it_. This stuff hangs around not only on disk but in human memory. I've seen people who are technically proficient get passed over for job interviews because they don't play well with others online. You're not just putting a message out to the world in general, but to people who could possibly be future co-workers, employers, managers etc. We all have bad days, but "there's more than one way to say it", so it's not a bad strategy to choose your words and your tone wisely.
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That's why I love your tools. They simply do work and are *user* friendly.
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I'd like to do render a simple scatterplot in my application. I've been through the appuifw module docs, and I see that it has no graphics support outside of the basic widgets listed (Test, Listbox, etc.) But I also looked at the diagram on page 9 of the api ref, and it implies to me that I could install the beos version of pygame and then use their graphics to do my plots.
Am I reading the diagram correctly? Or am I headed down a rabbit hole here?


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Harry B. Whittington
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|Harry Blackmore Whittington
|March 24, 1916
|June 20, 2010(aged 94)
|University of Cambridge
|Notable awards
|Bigsby Medal (1957)
Paleontological Society Medal (1983)
Lyell Medal (1986)
Mary Clark Thompson Medal (1990)
International Prize for Biology (2001)
Wollaston Medal (2001)
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Harry Blackmore Whittington FRS[1] (March 24, 1916 – June 20, 2010) was a British paleontologist based at the Department of Earth Sciences, Cambridge, and was affiliated to Sidney Sussex College. He attended Handsworth Grammar School in Birmingham, followed by a degree and Ph.D in geology from the University of Birmingham. He was professor of paleontology at Harvard University and then Woodwardian Professor of Geology at the University of Cambridge from 1966 to 1983. During a paleontological career that spans more than sixty years, Whittington achieved brilliant results in the study of fossil arthropods of the early Paleozoic era,[2] with a particular focus on trilobites. Among his major achievements were:
- the study of trilobite morphology, ecology, and fossil stratigraphy, together with paleogeography
- the study of the Burgess Shale fauna, which led to elucidation of the nature of the Cambrian explosion.
Awards and honours[edit]
- Fellow of the Royal Society[1]
- 1990 Mary Clark Thompson Medal from the National Academy of Sciences.[3]
- 2001 International Prize for Biology
- 2001 Wollaston Medal[4]
- ^ a b c Fortey, R. A. (2012). "Harry Blackmore Whittington. 24 March 1916 -- 20 June 2010". Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society. doi:10.1098/rsbm.2012.0033.
- ^ McMenamin, M. 2010. Harry Blackmore Whittington 1916-2010. Geoscientist, v. 20, n. 11, p. 5.
- ^ "Mary Clark Thompson Medal". National Academy of Sciences. Retrieved 14 February 2011.
- ^ "Wollaston Medal". Award Winners since 1831. Geological Society of London. Retrieved 2009-02-25.
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