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June 14th, 20124:26 pm
Be still my beating heart, it was better then this.
— mayormom6, The Evergreen State
June 14th, 20124:26 pm
"Why so serious?" This reviewer sounds like one of my sophomore students who is taking Derrida in some other course turning up her nose at the fun you silly children are having. "Why are we watching Roman Holiday, Professor?" The phrase, "a whispering and writhing Mr. Cruise" is one of the funniest parodies of a NY Times movie review I've ever read. Seriously, if you can't enjoy Tom Cruise getting a chance to go beyond his classic dance in Risky Business, you shouldn't be reviewing American summer movies. Now party on!
— Orwell, San Francisco
June 16th, 20129:57 am
For me, that year was more about REM, Prince, the Replacements and the Meat Puppets. I want to see THAT musical. Grunge, in a way, was a reaction to bloated garbage like Poison.
Still, it sounds kind of fun. Outside of the Journey, Foriener and REO Speedwagon songs. Maybe I will watch it with my itouch at the ready. When a horrible song comes on I will crank up "Sign of the Times" and pretend its part of the soundtrack.
They made me rate this, by the way. I feel powerful. "I give your fine movie three stars, I am sure I will enjoy it."
— Ted, Sams
June 16th, 20129:57 am
Well... How can I say this? Grease, now that was my favorite musical~ Along with The Sound of Music plus some older movies. I've never really gotten that type of movie! For Broadway it makes sense to me! But when you're riding a bus and someone breaks into song... Then everyone chimes in makes me laugh! Just once I'd love to be there when someone actually breaks into a loud song on a crowed subway! Now I find that funny! Personally I would back away wondering what's wrong with them and giggle~! ANYHOW... I knew NOTHING about the movie going in other than Tom Cruise was singing as a Rock Star and he looked pretty good in the part! I figured I'm a fan of some of his shows and It has some big names I know PLUS I graduated in 1987 I'd for sure know the music! Well... within the first say, 30 minutes, I felt like I had heard enough singing that could have made an entire movie but it just kept going! I leaned to my daughter and told her "OMG, I'm getting tired of the songs and just want them to talk more!" It seems like they had a LONG LIST of Cool 80's songs and had to fit them in to the movie somewhere! Luckily my daughter was there because I might not have stayed... Because It got better little by little! Tom came into the picture, and I thought his acting was really good! He made me laugh and was pleasantly believable in the part! The younger two were likable towards the end as well. I LOL more than several times and found myself literally rocking out to some of the songs! They could have cut the music list in half and it probably still would have been a little much for me but I have to say.... I'm thinking I want to take my husband back JUST TO WATCH HIM dance in his seat to the rock songs too! He REALLY gets into it when he loves the music! Maybe I'll video him and post it so everyone can laugh along with me! lol ANYWAYS... Fun, sexy show, pretty nasty, little long but enjoyed the music which help keep me hanging in there because I'm not a big music fan!
— Stephanie Stallcup, Keller, Tx
June 16th, 20129:57 am
Ms. Dargis's review is wonderfully readable, no doubt far more enjoyable that what sounds like a really dreadful movie, a real waste of time. Has Mr. Baldwin no shame? We know Mr. Cruise has none. Just remember: really good movies are out there. Just ask me.
— Hans Nepomuk in Los Angeles, Ca, Los Angeles, CA
June 16th, 20129:57 am
I saw this movie on Monday. I had a great time. It's not a new story, but it's not trying to be. It's a musical comedy with rock music. I read this review and don't know what it's talking about. Obviously this reviewer brought his/her own needs into the screening room. If you want a documentary, why don't you make your own? In the meantime, you could mention that Diego Boneta and Julianne Hough are talented newcomers, that the choreography is dynamic and sexy, that the music editing is very well done, and that if you don't come in with a chip on your shoulder, you might want to stand up and dance.
— Tired of reviewers reviewing against the movie in their heads, New York, NY
June 16th, 20129:57 am
"vacuumed his rock-scene simulacrum of anything recognizably rock"............
Is this a review of the movie or your mind. I think I get your drift; however sparkly clean and void of true grit it is as a Rock movie - you end the review with "Tom Cruise" makes it watchable". I have no idea, after reading this review, if I'd like to see it or not. It was my morning laugh though.
— sjvancouver, Vancouver, Canada
June 16th, 20129:57 am
So...Tom Cruise is a heavy rocker. Nothing to be surprised considering that Adrien Brody updated Arnold's role in Predator. What comes next? make your pick or even better, your proposal: Madonna as Karen Carpenter! Celine Dion as Janis Joplin! the Rolling Stones, the 2012 version, as the Backstreet Boys!
— joesal, Pharr TX
June 16th, 20129:57 am
Bad movie. Good review.
— Mathewm, Houston, TX
June 16th, 20129:57 am
Tom Cruise long, long ago passed his sell-by date. His you-should-pardon-the-expression 'acting' has always been awkward and often embarrassing. The combination is a cringe-making waste of time in this movie.
— george dietz, california
June 16th, 20129:57 am
OK, now that you've told me that this flick has lots of Journey & Foreigner, it's a "must see" for me. There can never be enough Journey OR Foreigner!
— Jon N., Fresno, CA
June 16th, 20129:57 am
I went to see a preview of this film, expecting a more serious, gritty rock movie. So when people started to chuckle within 5 minutes, I thought, "Uh oh - inappropriate laughter. This is going to be rough." But I quickly realized that, in fact, the movie is not intended to be serious, gritty or deep. It's supposed to be funny and silly ... a nostalgic look at the silly hair metal bands of the 80's. Everyone in the theater laughed throughout the whole film, and generally had a rip-roaring good time. I think the marketing of this film is a shame - it will lead many to think it's a different kind of film. I'm not a big fan of Cruise, but he was hilarious. Most of the actors were. Go see the film if you want a fun, funny film that includes a lot of songs you forgot you knew all the lyrics to.
— Karen B, Pittsburgh, PA
June 16th, 20129:57 am
To paraphrase Opus in Bloom County's lamented comic strip, who was reviewing another movie:
"Adam Shankman's new film "Rock of Ages" has brought the word 'Bad" to new levels of badness."
"Bad acting. Bad effects. Bad everything. This bad film just oozed rottenness from every bad scene… simply bad beyond beyond all infinite dimensions of possible badness."
Did Alec Baldwin need money for a stomach stapling? Did Tom Cruise need one more bad movie to nail the coffin shut on his bad judgment? What were these people thinking?
— drdave, Chicago
June 16th, 20129:57 am
Cruise, Baldwin, and Z-J make up for most of the slow moments in this highly amusing send up of the 1987 LA movie scene. Cruise is particularly noteworthy as the bombastic rock band front man amalgam that he has convincingly created and then turned loose for two hours for our summertime amusement.
— Brodston, Gretna, Nebraska
June 16th, 20129:57 am
Family feuds, shakey finances, mourning and worry faded into the distant background while sitting in the theatre watching the high spirited Rock of Ages. Each song and dance number reached a state of frenzied ecstacy. Every moment was expanded, inspired, drenched with pure joy. Thank you to all involved in this production who made me forget my concerns for two entertaining hours. The film is fantastic. Borrow a few bucks if need be and go see it.
— Jackie Moss, East Quogue, NY
June 16th, 20129:57 am
Gotta love the nude scene. Nice um, work, Tom.
— TT, new york
June 16th, 20129:57 am
This wanting flick ain't nothing but cannon fodder for next week's--
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.
— amcartemis, austin, texas
June 16th, 20129:57 am
While RoA fails to capture the moment it represents, is uncertain of its irony, rushes through, and is often plain dumb, I loved every minute. If you grew up listening to the music, played in a successful hair metal band, or are going through midlife crisis you may like the film, too. Cruise and Giamatti, show their remarkable range. Baldwin gives us two characters for the price of one, perhaps three when he summons Ron Jeremy. And while Hough may not show that she's in on the fun, she's convincing and charming enough.
— Steve Wexler, Los Angeles
June 16th, 20125:53 pm
Professor, why are you watching Roman Holiday in class? Note: I hate musicals and Derrida.
— Magister, New Orleans
June 16th, 20125:53 pm
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June 16th, 20125:53 pm
It's lines like this: "That's less a reference to the picture's homogeneous racial and ethnic makeup, which debatably reflects that of the music milieu it seeks to replicate." that make me agree with Orwell regarding this reviewer. Geez, just say something instead of dancing around it.
— rebel, Houston, TX
June 16th, 20125:54 pm
Maybe the New York state of mind has your boxers in a pinch. It is a totally out of the box, very creative musical and is playing on Broadway. Get out of your boxers and try to laugh. Rock of Ages made me laugh so hard I had to get a tissue. It is a feel good movie, something we all need in these times of politically correctness. If you want to turn into to a political statement, you my friend, must learn to relax.
— HeyMan, KS
June 16th, 20125:54 pm
"...but it would have complicated its white-bread world."
That's our Manohla!
— Ted Pikul, Philadelphia
June 16th, 20125:55 pm
Great review! I was shocked by the overall 'meh-ness' of the execution. Julianne Hough and Diego Boneta - nice kids, I'm sure - were bland, poorly directed, a giant snooze fest. They were overshadowed by the outrageous commitment of Tom Cruise who stole the show. To put it simply, he was terrific. As was Giamatti, Brand, Zeta Jones, Baldwin, and Cranston. But It was Tom's movie. A delectable writhing performance and who knew he could sing?
— Bees, Los Angeles
June 18th, 201210:00 am
I think this review has lost sight of the purpose of the movie - entertainment. Rock of Ages was very entertaining and funny. Get over yourself and laugh a little. I found this movie totally fun, campy and refreshing. The performances were fresh and worth a look. I laughed, sang and totally rocked with this. I have to disagree with the pretentions of this review. Total fun and rock and roll! Tom Cruise proves that he has so much talent and range. I never read reviews before I see a film and am so glad I have time to comment here. Go see this if you can. Loved the movie!
— Phyncke, Berkeley, CA


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ARCADIA, Calif. (Feb. 22, 2009) – Spring House split horses in deep stretch and held off hard-charging Church Service by one-half length Sunday to become only the second back-to-back winner of Santa Anita's Grade II, $150,000 San Luis Obispo Handicap while negotiating the 1 ½-mile distance on turf in 2:27.26, just five one-hundredths of a second slower than in the previous year's 52nd running.
Alex Solis, who had ridden the 7-year-old gelding in his last two starts, was aboard as Spring House went off at odds of 7-1 after being dispatched as the 17-10 favorite in 2008 with Garrett Gomez in the saddle.
"He was on the bit the whole way," said Solis, "and when that hole opened up in the stretch, he went though it like a bullet."
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Zambezi Sun, the highly-regarded French import saddled by Hall of Famer Bobby Frankel who was bet down 9-10 favoritism with Gomez in the irons, never seemed comfortable in his United States debut. He faded to sixth after pressing the early pace set by 36-1 shot Kris Silver.
In joining Great Communicator, who won in 1988 and the following year, Spring House paid $15.20, $7.20 and $5.20. Church Service returned $6.60 and $4 while Attempted Humor paid $6.60 to show.
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"I learned quite a bit about him the last two times I rode him," Solis said, "but Julio has been working with him, and, in his last two works, he's figured out what he needed. He's always had a lot of class."
"I put a figure-eight (noseband) on him," Canani explained. "He had trouble breathing (when fourth in the Jan. 19 San Marcos Stakes), and I was thinking of giving him an operation, but I changed my mind. I checked with three different veterinarians, and I decided just to put a figure-eight on him, and it worked out."
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Gomez said odds-on choice Zambezi Sun was a handful the entire journey. "He was getting out the whole way with me," said Gomez. "I was having trouble keeping him on the racetrack. Going around there the first time, he was okay. But by the time he got to the first turn, I had two hands on one rein, and he was wanting to get out and just get rank all at the same time."
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Me and Flightblogger in the lavatory of a Gulfstream GIV that used to be owned by Oprah.
One of the great things about social media are all the cool and interesting people you get to "meet." One of my favorite Twitter followers is Heather Poole, a flight attendant for a major airline and the writer of the fun — and informative — Galley Gossip blog over at Gadling. She started this "thing" called the Laviators — where people take completely innocent photos of themselves in aircraft lavatories. It has become the thing to do, so I had a chat with Heather about Laviators.
Aunt Benet: How did you coin the term "laviator?"
Heather Poole: I didn't; the great Annie "Danger" Scott Riley did. I knew I had found something great, and it deserved a great name, so I asked my fellow Gadling writers if they could come up with something. Annie won. I can't remember what I almost named it, but it was funny too.
AB: How did you come up with the idea to create the laviator blog?
HP: It's not actually a blog, but a club/group that people can join by submitting photos to a Flickr website. I'll choose some of the photos from time to time to feature on my blog. It all began when I was working on a blog post for my Galley Gossip column on Gadling about trusting your fear (in flight). I needed a photograph of an airplane toilet to go along with a story I was sharing about a man who kept going to the lavatory with a McDonald's bag.
I went to Flickr.com to look for a photo, typed the words, "airplane toilet" into the search engine/tool bar, and VOILA! Hundreds of "laviators" popped up. I couldn't believe how many photos there were of people posing in the bathroom mirror. Right then and there I KNEW I was on to something. What I loved most about those photos was everyone looked so happy! It was like…they weren't even on a plane! LOL. And everyone was so different! Young, old, short, tall, and from all over the world. It's an international phenomenon, I guess. The great thing about air travel is no matter how different we are, we all pretty much have the same experiences – in airplane toilets. HA! It's why travel is such a great topic of conversation.
AB: When was the blog launched?
HP: The first laviator post appeared on Gadling March 23, 2009! Wow, the club is almost 3 years old! After I posted the story, a funny thing happened. Strangers started emailing me their photos! So I wrote about it again so I could feature these photos. Soon after that someone named George from Romania created a laviator video (Auntie appears at around 2:23) featuring all the photos. I love that video. And then it just took off! National Geographic even wrote about it! Photos came pouring in. And I would post each one in the Gadling Laviator photo gallery.
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HP: Sometimes I'll share a laviator photo on my blog or on Twitter and the next thing you know someone wants to know where to submit a photo.
AB: How many pictures have been submitted since the blog's launch?
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Then when Harper Collins asked me to write a book for them that really slowed things down. Recently I started a Flickr group where people can submit there photos. From time to time I'll feature one on my blog. The last one I dubbed "007 Laviator"
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Craig Bowen, Special Projects Assistant to COO, Dies
Craig William Bowen, assistant for special projects to the Old Dominion University chief operating officer, died June 15, 2014, while visiting in Deland, Fla. He was 50.
Bowen joined ODU in January 2013 and immediately was thrust as an analyst and adviser into several of the university's most prominent projects, including the development of the Campus Master Plan that was approved by the Board of Visitors in December 2013.
"Dr. Bowen made significant and lasting contributions to Old Dominion during his short time here," said David Harnage, the COO. "His wealth of experience, general intelligence and data analysis skills were called upon often as we formulated our 20-year Campus Master Plan, and more recently he had contributed to the planning of an ODU Center for Economic Development." That center is envisioned as the home of the Monarch Business Innovation Gateway and five other units that carry out the university's economic development initiatives.
Harnage, who had known Bowen since the two of them worked together 15 years ago at Towson University in Maryland, added, "He was a friend and a good man. I will miss him."
Bowen was born in Daytona Beach, Fla., the son of Joan Anderson Bowen and the late Lawrence Bowen.
He received a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction with a concentration in Science Education from Florida State University in 1993, an M.B.A. in Nonprofit Management from Johns Hopkins University in 2005, an M.S. in both Educational Studies and Chemistry from Purdue University, in 1989 and 1988 respectively, and a B.S. in Chemistry from Emory University in 1985.
Before joining ODU, he has been associate director of institutional planning and research at the University of Florida. Prior to that, he was an IPEDS survey director and research scientist at the U.S. Department of Education Center for Educational Statistics.
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- 1/2 teaspoon salt, divided
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- 1-1/2 pounds fresh beets, peeled and cut into wedges
- 2/3 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth or vegetable broth
- 1/3 cup balsamic vinegar
- 2 teaspoons brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh thyme or 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- Place potatoes and onions in two 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pans coated with cooking spray. Sprinkle with 1/4 teaspoon salt; drizzle with oil and toss to coat.
- Place beets in pans (do not stir). Bake, uncovered, at 425° for 35-40 minutes or until vegetables are tender.
- For dressing, in a small saucepan, combine the broth, vinegar, brown sugar, thyme, pepper and remaining salt. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, until reduced to 1/3 cup.
- Transfer vegetables to a large bowl. Drizzle with dressing and toss to coat. Sprinkle with parsley. Yield: 9 servings.
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This is a great recipe and a different way of using beets that isn't too sugary. I will make it again!
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My three sisters like the combination of chocolate and orange as much as I do, so we all really savor these beautiful cookies. The candied orange peel on top is a special twist. Ruth Rumple, Rockford, Ohio
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- 3/4 cup sugar, divided
- 1 egg
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- In a large bowl, cream butter and 1/2 cup sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in egg and vanilla. Combine flour and salt; gradually add to creamed mixture and mix well. Cover and refrigerate for 15 minutes.
- On a floured surface, roll out dough to 1/4-in. thickness. Cut with a floured 2-in. cookie cutter or shape into 2-in. x 1-in. rectangles. Place 2 in. apart on ungreased baking sheets. Combine orange peel and remaining sugar; sprinkle over cookies.
- Bake at 350° for 14-16 minutes or until the edges just begin to brown. Remove to wire racks to cool. Melt chocolate chips; decorate cookies. Yield: about 3 dozen.
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The ongoing saga involving the Buena Vista School District has taken another unexpected turn.
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The MEA also says that teachers who are sick have also been barred from calling in substitute teachers.
"The teachers in the Buena Vista School District have made numerous sacrifices on behalf of their students, and they deserve to get paid for the work they do so they can feed their families," MEA Executive Director Gretchen Dziadosz said. "Teachers and their students should not be made to suffer for the school district's financial mismanagement and Gov. Rick Snyder's lack of support for public education."
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DALLAS –– Angela Spivey, a teacher by trade, spends much of her days in front of a computer searching for work. She's hoping she's still employable.
Spivey taught at the Dallas Independent School District for 15 years, the past four at Roosevelt High School. While there, she worked with special needs children. But one year ago, during a routine diaper change of one of her students, Spivey says the student on the changing table beside her went into a seizure while she was reaching for a diaper.
Before she could gain control, the student fell to the floor and hit her head.
"It was an accident, an honest accident, something that I could not control," she said. "I had no idea. You don't know when a seizure is going to come.
District officials didn't see it that way. While there were no other witnesses and no one to dispute her claim, Spivey was suspended. She was fired a few weeks later from the job that she says she loved.
"I interact with them, play with them, talk to them, make them laugh," said Spivey. "A person, even though they are disabled, they can feel the vibe."
Her only hope to save her job –– and possibly her career –– was the internal grievance process and a stack of support letters from co-workers, bosses, parents and friends, singing Spivey's praises.
School bus driver Eugene O'Neil spoke on "behalf of Ms. Spivey's positive and caring attitude toward the students." Roosevelt science teacher Chamara Fields calls Spivey "caring, loving and sincere."
Special Education Department Chair Rosalyn Canada wrote, "Spivey took extra care of this particular student and did extra duties per her mother's request such as wash and change her clothes."
And of the actual incident, school nurse Mattie Ochulo said, "I believe this was an accident. Ms. Spivey should not be held responsible."
They are just a sampling of the comments that Spivey felt would help save her job during her appeal. But those letters of support were never given consideration by the panel of school board trustees deciding her fate.
They were not admitted into record during her Level II Grievance hearing because Spivey failed to have them notarized. She says she was given an extra day to get them notarized but missed that deadline by just 15 minutes.
In May, during a second hearing in front of the three-member panel of district trustees, an attorney for DISD fought to make sure the support letters were not introduced.
During that hearing, the attorney objected to Spivey trying to introduce testimony not previously accepted in the grievance process and argued that she should be fired because she allowed another child to be injured at another school in 2008.
"Two special needs kids have been injured under Ms. Spivey's watch," said DISD attorney Lisa Ray. "Can we really take a chance on another one? I think not."
Spivey says she was ultimately cleared in the 2008 incident and returned to the classroom with back pay the next year. In last year's case, Child Protective Services investigators reviewed the facts and "ruled out" medical neglect" and were "unable to determine" if Spivey put the student in danger.
Texas Education Agency officials also reviewed her case, issued her a reprimand over the accident but did not revoke her certification. In her final and decisive hearing last May, Spivey pleaded her case one last time.
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Jerome Lawrence graduated from Georgia State University in 1984 with a Bachelor's of Visual Arts degree, majoring in Studio Art. He continued to paint as he had all of his life, studying privately for many years after his graduation with Joseph Perrin, a world renowned artist and head emeritus of the School of Art and Design at GSU. Jerome is now deeply involved in the creation as well as the business side of art. In 2004 the Carter Center in Atlanta invited Jerome to give a solo art exhibit to an audience that included President Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter. Mrs. Carter has since purchased two of Jerome's paintings to hang at the Carter Center in Atlanta and Jerome's art donations to the Carter Center have brought as much as $13,000.00 for a single painting at auction. Recently wrapping a show at the renowned Woodruff Arts Center with Nathaniel Anthony Ayers Foundation as artist in residence, Jerome seeks new opportunity, selling original paintings, books and fine art prints.
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A week after he announced his retirement from MMA, Ricardo Almeida becomes an MMA judge in New Jersey.
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Great draped cardigan I have bought this (along with matching turtlenecks) in four colors now. I agree with other reviewers that the belt doesn't work, but it is easy to remove and clip the loops. I didn't anticipate belting it. Great colors and drape. Runs slightly large (I usually wear a small or medium but definitely needed a small). Great with slacks or jeans. I have even worn it over a few dresses. The only downside is the wool pills. A quick run over with a sweater shaver does the trick, but for the full price would expect better on this aspect. February 5, 2014
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Enjoy the Beautiful Bay and the Awesome Views! You will see some of the most Incredible Sunsets..while relaxing in this Harvey Cedars bayside home! This duplex is located on the bay side in Harvey Cedars with beautiful bay views and gorgeous sunsets. Located on a narrow part of the island, our home is only 6 houses from the beach and 2 off the bay. Our home is on West 78th Street in Harvey Cedars on Long Beach Island, New Jersey,(Atlantic City 40 minutes away, Center City Philadelphia & New York both only 90 minutes)
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On December 24, 2013, St. George Cathedral in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania was graced by the presence of His Grace Bishop Thomas to celebrate the feast of the Nativity. The cathedral celebrated the Hours of the Nativity, followed by the Vesperal Liturgy of St. Basil on the morning of Christmas Eve. Later that evening, His Grace celebrated Matins and Divine Liturgy for the feast of the Nativity of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, a blessed service in which Bishop Thomas ordained two men from the parish, Michael Janakis and John Norman, into the sub-diaconate.
During the service, Sayedna Thomas spoke about the significance of the feast, and the importance of being spiritually awake and keeping Christ as the true meaning of Christmas instead of other worldly ideas of the holiday. At the end of the service, Bishop Thomas inducted three very dedicated and inspired people into the Order of St. Ignatius. The congregation broke the fast together downstairs with a meal and much love and joy.
Nativity Greetings from Bishop Thomas
Beloved in Christ,
Greetings in the name of our incarnate God and Savior, our Lord Jesus Christ!
Glory to that Hidden One, Whose Son was made manifest! Glory to that Living One, Whose Son was made to die! Glory to that Great One, Whose Son descended and was small! Glory to the Power Who did straiten His greatness by a form, His unseen nature by a shape! With eye and mind we have beheld Him, yea with both of them.
Bishop Thomas Makes Annual Visit to Chambersburg, PA
The weekend before Thanksgiving, His Grace Bishop Thomas visited St. Mary Church in Chambersburg, PA. He was welcomed at his arrival on Saturday afternoon by the pastor, Fr. Theodore Pulcini. That evening members of the parish community assembled for Vespers, at which Sayidna presided. Afterwards the Parish Council and their spouses gathered at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Nagib Khalifa for a reception to welcome His Grace as well as Mary Winstanley-O'Connor, North American Chair of the Order of St. Ignatius, who was also visiting the parish that weekend.
The next day, after Orthros, His Grace celebrated the Hierarchical Divine Liturgy, assisted by Fr. Ted, Dn. Evangelos Prieston, Dn. David Jacobs, Sdn. Ben Daniel, and the parish's acolytes.
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His Grace Bishop John visited Holy Trinity Mission in Lynchburg, Virginia over the weekend of November 23-24, 2013. After an unexpectedly prolonged sojourn at the Charlotte, North Carolina airport, Bishop John arrived in time to preach at Vespers after his solemn reception. On Saturday evening, His Grace was guest of honor at a dinner with the lay leadership of the mission. At Sunday Matins and Liturgy, His Grace eloquently wove all the Scripture readings together into their theme of Eucharist, answered questions at a festive coffee hour afterwards, and later treated Fr. Alban Waggener and Kh. Helen to dinner. It was a joyous weekend. We are greatly blessed with Bishop John's leadership and charisma as the overseer of the Western Orthodox churches of the Archdiocese.
Bishop Thomas Visits St. Philip in Souderton, PA
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Being Orthodox means having a rich liturgical, spiritual, ministry life. It also means being part of the One, Holy Catholic, and Apostolic Church. When our bishops visit, they remind us that our parish is part of the Church that Christ's established and gave into His apostles' hands for safe-keeping and spreading. St. Philip Orthodox Church in Souderton, PA recently had the great blessing of our bishop's visit to mark some very important occasions in our the life of our parish and to encourage us along in our life in Christ.
First, he presided over our patronal feastday for the Holy Apostle Philip. In his stirring sermon he reminded us to "be like the bee, rather than the fly" in our relationships.
Monessen, PA: St. Michael Commemorates 100 Years of Ministry
The first weekend in November was more than a normal weekend for the congregation of St. Michael Antiochian Orthodox Church in Monessen, PA. The parish began the celebration of their 100th anniversary, first celebrating Great Vespers on Saturday evening. Bishop Thomas, Auxiliary Bishop of Charleston, Oakland and the Mid-Atlantic, spoke after the service, encouraging us to honor our forefathers' and mothers' memories by working to keep the parish a healthy Orthodox presence in Monessen. On Sunday, Orthros and a Hierarchical Divine Liturgy was concelebrated by Bishop Thomas and Bishop Basil, Auxiliary Bishop of Wichita and Mid-America. Following the Liturgy a 100th anniversary luncheon and program was held at St. Spyridon Greek Orthodox Hellenic Center.
St. Michael Antiochian Orthodox Church was founded in 1913 by Syrian and Lebanese immigrants as a place where Orthodox Christians were able to worship and seek salvation. The church was one of many that owes its organization to then Archimandrite Raphael Hawaweeny (St. Raphael).
Bishop Thomas visits St. Paul and Eastern Pennsylvania
During October 12-16, His Grace, Bishop Thomas made his annual pastoral visitation to St. Paul Church in Emmaus, Pennsylvania, as well as making other stops in the Eastern Pennsylvania area. During his visit to St. Paul's, His Grace presided over the divine services, including the Hierarchical Divine Liturgy on Sunday morning. While there, His Grace noted the numerous upgrades and expansions to parish life that have been made during the administration of the current pastor, the Rev. Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick, who was assigned to the pastorate of the parish in July 2009.
Since 2009, St. Paul's population has grown by 46%, and annual pledges have grown by 180%. During this time, multiple weekday services (including, in many cases, daily) have been instituted, as well as a vigorous program of adult education.
Bishop Thomas Visits St. Andrew Mission + Lewes, DE
His Grace Bishop Thomas was welcomed to the Mission of St. Andrew the Apostle in Lewes, Delaware by an enthusiastic congregation for Vespers and the Sunday Orthros and Hierarchical Divine Liturgy the first weekend in October, 2013. The parishioners were also blessed to celebrate Sayidna's Name Day, commemorating the Apostle Thomas, on Sunday, October 6. MANY YEARS, SAYIDNA!
Our beloved Bishop congratulated the parishioners on progress since his last visit. New pews were in place, along with an imposing Bishop's Chair. Outside, the parking lot has been paved and landscaping was in place. Sayidna again spoke of the need to bring Christ and Orthodoxy to southern Delaware. St. Andrew is the only Orthodox Church in Sussex County and there is a great opportunity for sharing the Good News.
Bishop Thomas Visits St. Mary, Wilkes-Barre
Bishop Thomas recently visited St. Mary Antiochian Orthodox Church in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. His Grace's visit began on the day of the parish's Annual Golf Outing. Sayidna came to the game at the Sand Springs Golf Course in Drums, and after talking with some of the parishioners, launched the tournament at 1 p.m. by blessing all of the golfers. During the afternoon he enjoyed the beautiful Pennsylvania weather and foliage, and was escorted by The Very Rev. Fr. David Hester, the pastor of St. Mary, to watch the golfers play. Neither Sayidna nor Fr. David are golfers, but that did not stop them from noticing how well—or poorly—the play was going. At the end of the day there was a meal in the clubhouse, at which Sayidna blessed the food. Sayidna even discovered that one of the golfers, John Charles, was a Wilkes-Barre high school classmate of his mother.
On Saturday, September 28, Sayidna made his annual visit to his family's hot dog restaurant, Abe's on Main St., and he saw both family and parishioners in the very busy and popular restaurant.
Annual Brotherhood Synaxis Provides Clergy Fellowship
The priests of the Diocese of Charleston, Oakland and the Mid-Atlantic gathered together for their ninth annual Brotherhood Synaxis, held at the Antiochian Village from October 1-4, 2013. Bishop Anthony of the Diocese of Toledo and the Midwest was the guest speaker. His excellent talks addressed the need for parish priests to be aware of the challenge that the secular worldview presents in ministering to their flocks. In addition to Bishop Anthony's lectures, the clergy had a supplication service for St. Raphael, whose tireless efforts brought about many of the churches of the diocese, and who is buried on the grounds of the Village Camp.
Additionally, His Grace Bishop Thomas inspired his priests on several occasions with discussions on activities in the Orthodox world, the archdiocese, and the diocese; he also counseled them to be diligent and prayerful in all of their efforts.
Middle School Winter Retreat at Antiochian Village
Registration is open for the annual St. Herman Middle School Retreat, convening at Antiochian Village on the feast day of St. Herman of Alaska.
- Who: Students in grades 5-8
- Where: Antiochian Village Conference Center, December 13-15, 2013
- What: interactive presentations and discussions, weekend liturgical services (with an outdoor supplication service to St. Herman), games, crafts, meals and snacks, sledding, geocaching, stargazing, guided night hike, a campfire
- Why: The distraction-free environment of the Village and the spiritual emphasis of the retreat offer a wonderful opportunity for middle schoolers to focus on their faith
- How much: $96/person for lodging and meals
- Download the registration form or visit the Antiochian Village's list of upcoming events for more information.
20/25 Anniversary Event for Holy Cross and Bishop Thomas
By Archpriest Gregory Mathewes-Green
The clergy and faithful of Holy Cross Antiochian Orthodox Church in Linthicum, Maryland, welcomed His Grace Bishop Thomas to our Patronal Feast of the Elevation of the Cross from September 13-15, 2013. Along with His Grace Bishop Melchizedek (Orthodox Church in America), over twenty visiting clergy and many other well-wishers joined us in commemorating both the 20th Anniversary of the founding of Holy Cross as well as Sayedna Thomas' 25th year of ordination. The weekend also saw the ordinations of Lt. Col. Kelvin Gardner (chaplain, USAF). In total, four services and a banquet were held. Also included in the weekend was the annual retreat of the deacons of the Eastern dioceses with renowned scholar Dr. Christopher Veniamin, professor of Patristics at St. Tikhon's Orthodox Theological Seminary.
A Reminder from Bishop Thomas: Clergy Retreat is Almost Here!
An important reminder from Bishop Thomas for all clergy:
Next week is the Annual Clergy Retreat for the Dioceses of Charleston/Oakland and New York/Washington. This retreat is open to all Orthodox clergy, regardless of diocese or jurisdiction. The speaker will be His Grace Bishop Anthony (Michael) of the Diocese of Toledo. To register, please call (724.238.3677) or email Fr. Anthony Yazge, Antiochian Village Heritage and Learning Center, Ligonier, PA.
Metropolitan Philip Announces Three Appointments for the Convent of St. Thekla in Glenville, PA
His Eminence Metropolitan Philip has announced the following three appointments for the Convent of St. Thekla in Glenville, PA. The Convent of St. Thekla is a monastic community of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America.
Effective immediately, Mother Eisodia is appointed the Acting Abbess of the convent, and Sister Kathrina will join the community. Effective September 1, 2014, Very Rev. Mark Sahady is appointed the Chaplain of the Convent following his retirement from the Air Force.
Mother Eisodia is a native of Los Angeles, California, and she attended college in Portland, Oregon. She has worked in the secular world as an engineer, and was raised in the Presbyterian faith. Her journey to Orthodoxy was fulfilled with her reception into the Orthodox Church in Jerusalem. She received her monastic formation in Greece, and later moved to the U.S. She has travelled to Orthodox monasteries in Romania, Greece, Great Britain, France, and Mexico.
2013 Labor Day Weekend at St. George Cathedral
St. George Cathedral in Charleston, West Virginia, welcomed back family and friends for the 2013 Labor Day Weekend. The two-day event included haflis, a banquet, raffle, and special coffee hour. The St. George Choir also performed "The Star-Spangled Banner", "Eye on the Sparrow", and "He Lives" before the banquet. His Grace Bishop Thomas, who served the Hierarchical Divine Liturgy on Sunday, was in attendance for several of the events.
Sanctified Schooling: Working out Salvation Within Education
By The Right Rev. Bishop Thomas (Joseph), Ed.D.
The Orthodox Christian faith is growing on our continent and, with it, awareness of the challenge of raising and educating our children in a way that is shaped by that faith. On many occasions I have been asked my opinion, as both a hierarch and as an educator, as to my preferred educational option, whether parents ought to favor public schools, private schools, homeschooling or some other approach.
It has become clear to me, though, that there can be no "one size fits all" approach; each circumstance requires careful and prayerful consideration and exploration of options. Parents must decide based on their particular situation what will be the best preparation for the Kingdom of Heaven for their children, how their children's schooling can be not only educational, but sanctifying. "Sanctified Schooling," as I've come to call it, means finding the best educational fit for students and their families to grow in sanctity as they grow physically, intellectually and emotionally.
Sacred Orthodox Music Concerts in New York and Washington DC
The Patriarch Tikhon Choir, a unique choral ensemble made up of professional singers from Russia and North America, under the direction of renowned Moscow conductor Vladimir Gorbik, will perform a premiere concert of Orthodox sacred choral works entitled "Their Sound Hath Gone Forth," Monday, September 16, 2013, at St. Malachy's Roman Catholic Church: The Actor's Chapel, 239 West 49th St., The Actor's Chapel, in New York City, at 7:30pm. Tickets (General: $35, Students: $15) can be purchased in advance and at the door.
The program includes works from the Orthodox All-Night Vigil and Divine Liturgy ranging from austere, centuries-old Znamenny Chants to sumptuous polyphonic works by such Russian masters as Dmitry Bortniansky, Alexander Kastalsky, Pavel Chesnokov, Sergei Rachmaninoff, and Sergius Trubachev. Also featured on the program are compositions and arrangements by contemporary American Orthodox composers; several will be concert premieres. In keeping with the choir's multi-cultural approach, the program will be sung in both Church Slavonic and in English.
51st Archdiocese Convention Kicks Off in Houston
The city of Houston, and Fr. James Shadid and the parish of St. George Orthodox Christian Church, are hosting the Antiochian Archdiocese Convention this week at the Hilton Americas hotel. The largest legislative body of the Archdiocese, the General Assembly meets in convention biennially. In addition to the business meetings, liturgical celebrations, exhibits, youth activities, and department meetings are central to each convention as well.
There will also be special events that emphasize the uniquely Southern character of this year's gathering. Families will enjoy the Country Western Dinner and Dance on Thursday evening, while on Friday evening convention goers can attend the Mardi Gras Masquerade Dinner/Dance; visits to several of Houston's tourist venues are planned. The culmination of the week is the Hierarchical Divine Liturgy on Sunday with Metropolitan Philip and all eight Auxiliary Bishops of the Antiochian Archdiocese presiding.
Memory Eternal! + Helen Thomas
It is with saddened hearts that we inform you of the passing of our sister and aunt, Helen Thomas. Surrounded by family and friends, she died peacefully in her Washington, D.C. home Saturday morning, July 20, 2013.
Helen Thomas devoted her nearly 70-year career in journalism to the pursuit of the public's right to know. She was a champion of the First Amendment, fervently advocating for the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. For years, she proudly occupied her front row seat in the Press Briefing Room at the White House, considering it the people's chair in the people's house. She always acknowledged the privilege of being the eyes and ears of the public, and she boldly and unabashedly asked the hard questions to hold our leaders accountable.
Maryland Newspaper Features Western Rite Parish
Journalist David Frey recently wrote about St. John the Baptist Mission, Lewistown, MD, for the Frederick News-Post. "In an old red brick church down a winding road," begins the article, "Gregorian chants and incense rise up to the bell tower.
Daily Photo Updates Chronicle Camp Life at Antiochian Village
Antiochian Village announces that "Session One of camp is underway and the campers are loving it...all thanks to God. This year we are using a new website for our photography and we are excited to provide the campers and parents, per request, with many more photos from every day this summer! At present we have our 2013 Family Camp album and our Staff Training Week album full uploaded. The Session One Album is up and running and we are keeping it updated with hundreds of pictues every day!"
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Pastoral Letter from Bishop Thomas Lists Educational Resources
Beloved in Christ,
May God grant you many years!
I wanted to remind you about some excellent Orthodox educational opportunities that are presently available to you and the beloved of your dioceses. Next week there will be a Parish Life Conference in Eastern Pennsylvania. I strongly recommend that you pass this on to the faithful. If they have the opportunity to participate, they will never regret it.
Information about the conference
Information about the speakers
Secondly, there are a number of Orthodox parochial schools and camping programs that are available to your young people in the United States. The number is surprising. If you're interested in looking into this in the future, a list can be secured from Fr. Joseph Purpura (firstname.lastname@example.com) or through the Department of Camping.
Antiochian Heritage Museum Exhibits Feature Art and History
The Antiochian Heritage Museum welcomes two new exhibits this summer! Gracing the center wall of our museum is "Sacred Illuminations," a colorful exhibit inspired by Byzantine and Slavic manuscript design and the Bulgarian heritage of the artist, Tatiana Nikolova-Houston. Inspired by the elaborate and colorful designs of Slavic and Byzantine illuminated manuscripts, as well as the folk art of her native Bulgaria, Nikolova-Houston's artwork is rich in spiritual and cultural tradition. A scholar of religious studies and library science, Tatiana earned both a Master's degree and a Ph.D. from the University of Texas at Austin. She is a member of St. Elias Antiochian Orthodox Church in Austin, Texas, where she lives with her husband and daughter. After discovering little-known fourteenth-century manuscripts deteriorating under poor conditions in a monastery in Sophia, Bulgaria, and thanks to a generous grant from the Order of St. Ignatius of Antioch, Tatiana was able to spend a year there, working to preserve these rare treasures.
Bishop Thomas Visits St. Nicholas Church in Beckley, WV
Serve the LORD with gladness; Know that the LORD, He is God! (Psalm 100: 2-3.) The Faithful of St. Nicholas Orthodox Church in Beckley, West Virginia welcomed His Grace Bishop Thomas during the weekend of May 17 – 19, 2013 for his annual pastoral visit. The weekend was marked by glorious worship to our Lord with His Grace presiding, and many opportunities for meaningful fellowship.
After dinner on Friday evening, Sayidna Thomas met with the members of the Parish Council in the parish conference room. During the meeting, there was an important and informative discussion in which Sayidna provided an update on his activities in the diocese and a very informed perspective of the situation in Syria and our suffering Antiochian Patriarchate. The Parish Council members updated His Grace on the various activities of the parish, parish council and especially the charitable outreach activities of the Women of the Holy Myrrhbearers. Other topics of interest to the local parish were also discussed, as Sayidna answered questions from each of the Parish Council members.
Memory Eternal! + Doreen Essey
Doreen Essey + June 8, 2013
Doreen E. Essey, of Monessen PA, died June 8, 2013, at the age of 77. She was the daughter of the late George and Eva Nyrhinen Stofka. Doreen is survived by her husband of 58 years, George Essey, the choir director and cantor at St. Michael Antiochian Orthodox Church: a son, George (Marian) : daughters Lori and Susan: eight grandchildren: eleven great-grandchildren: sister Donna Dudas (Richard): brother-in law Samuel Essey (Elmunda). Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her in-laws, Esper and Rashida Essey: brothers-in-law Norman and Gerald Essey: niece, Linda Essey.
After graduation from Monessen High School with the Class of 1953, Doreen worked in the Darling Shoppe and then became a full time homemaker. She loved and adored her children, her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and excelled in the art of Syrian cooking until her stroke in 2005. Mrs. Essey was very active in her church, St. Michael Antiochian Orthodox Church of Monessen, PA, serving as secretary and treasurer of the Ladies Society, and a member of the Parish Council during the purchase of the present church on Patton Ave. Friends were received at the Robert Billick Funeral Home, Monessen, on Tuesday, June 11. Trisagion services were held at 7:30, with The Rev. Fred Pfeil officiating. Funeral services were held at St Michael AOC. 1201 Patton Ave., Monessen, Wednesday, June 12, at 10:30 AM.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggest that memorial donations be made to St. Michael Antiochian Orthodox Church, c/o 189 Pacific Blvd, Monessen, PA 15062.


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For several decades, Girl Scout mariners have flocked like seagulls to Camp Casa Mare to enjoy everything the seaside sailing camp has to offer. And now, as we usher in the 2009 sailing season, campers have one more reason to get excited – the new sailing center is now open!
On March 29th, members, volunteers and supporters of the Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council sailing program gathered at the new facility to celebrate it's completion with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and time-capsule burial.
The sailing center includes a classroom and large workshop area that allows sailboats to be brought inside with their masts up for repairs, preventive maintenance and in-door teaching opportunities. We're very excited about the top-notch program opportunities the sailing center provides for the membership of GSSJC.
"The sailhouse has always been where everything has started and to have a new one is an absolute joy," says Girl Scout Serena Hudson, who has been a mariner since 2006. "I think I speak for all the mariners and sponsors when I say thank you so much for the time, effort and money that has been put into building such an extraordinary sailing center!"
The sailing program at Casa Mare has opportunities for older girls to become mariners through instruction weekends, aquatics weekends and resident camp. Equipped with dormitories for living quarters, this tropical paradise on Galveston Bay is for ocean lovers and landlubbers alike. The warm, salty breezes, the call of gulls, and the sight of sailing vessels gliding across the bay provide the perfect setting for seaside fun.
Campers may focus on water sports such as sailing, SCUBA and skin diving. A fleet of Sunfish sailboats, Lasers and sloops provides a challenging experience for those who wish to gain expertise or just enjoy recreational sailing. Other activities for the landlubber include crabbing, nature crafts and identification, stargazing, swimming, sports, bird watching and archery.
Girl Scouts of the USA is the world's preeminent organization for girls, with a membership of more than 3.7 million girls and adults. Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Chartered by GSUSA to provide Girl Scouting locally, Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council is one of the largest Girl Scout councils in the country serving more than 65,000 girl members and 17,000 adults in 26 southeast Texas counties. For more information call 1-800-392-4340 or visit www.gssjc.org.


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Hey fellow climbers! So WA admins just recently organized their climbing cliffs into centralized areas, and did a really nice job of it, thanks to Jon and a couple others. I'd like to do the same for Oregon. I'm a Columbia Gorge resident and climber, and do a lot of Oregon climbing, and it would be nice to get all those areas Oregon has to offer into organized sections. So I drew up a Oregon map, and split it into areas based on density of climbs, access and freeways. I also listed all the climbs based on the area. So I'm posting it here, to see what you guys think. Is there interest in doing this? I'm willing to do the work if I get the go ahead and permission from an Admin. Micah
Looks like a lot of work. I would just organize into 4 sections: Western Oregon Cascades Central Oregon Eastern Oregon
That would work, but the Mt Hood and Gorge areas have so many climbs, I think they would be better split into their own areas...
Great idea, the Oregon page has needed organizing for quite some time. I think Oregon breaks up pretty well geographically like this: Coast (including coast range, mary's peak, etc) Willamette Valley Portland area Southwestern Oregon Cascades (Hood, Jefferson, 3 Sisters, etc) Central Oregon Northeastern Oregon Southeastern Oregon (Outside of Leslie Gulch, is there even any established climbing to list down there?) The Oregon page at rockclimbing.com is organized in a similar fashion
Cool, thanks for the input. I've got a few changes the map that I'll make, and then see if I can get an admin to give me permission to make the changes!
I started the NE Oregon section and I am all for it. I like Michael Swanson's suggestion: Coast (including coast range, mary's peak, etc) Willamette Valley Portland area Southwestern Oregon Cascades (Hood, Jefferson, 3 Sisters, etc) Central Oregon Northeastern Oregon Southeastern Oregon But I do like the Gorge Idea. Let me ask this where would the Menagerie fit in with system?
Let's see, for W Oregon south of Detroit you may want to include Acker Rock (20), The Callahans (200+), Eagle Rock (4), Old Man and Old Woman (5), McKinley Rock (9), The Honeycombs (42), Rattlesnake Rock (4), Rattlesnake-Rogue (115), Rabbit Ears-Rogue (24), Redmans Tooth Pinnacles (10), Jurassic Park (10), Moolack (78), Flagstone (71), Wolf Rock (25+), The Menagerie (160+), Skinner's Butte (40), Pilot Rock (7), Emigrant Lake (29), Greensprings (33), Hills Creek Pinnacles (27), Santiam Pinnacles (5), Youtklut Pillars (15). I'd also include Williamson Cliffs(90)with the SW portion since it is so accessible from Medford and Ashland.
Good thoughts. I've currently got the map all done, but I have not been able to get ahold of the admin I was told that would have to handle the permissions. Hopefully soon I'll hear from him and then I can get the project updated!