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Ryan Feldman: Source: Cavs workout today- Marcus Morris was most impressive, Chris Singleton wasn't very good. Diante Garrett got the best of Cory Joseph. Twitter
The Minnesota workout won't be the only important draft workout this week. On Wednesday, the Detroit Pistons will host UCLA' Malcolm Lee and Charleston's Andrew Goudelock. On Thursday, the Houston Rockets will host Kansas's Marcus Morris. On Friday, the Miami Heat will host UCLA's Malcolm Lee. The Hoops Report
Kansas forward Markieff Morris will meet with the Pistons, but his twin, Marcus , won't — at least not yet. "I like the Pistons," Marcus Morris said. "I like their staff, I think I can bring some toughness to their team. I really enjoy watching them play (over the years). I think I'd fit in well." Detroit News
Marcus and Markieff Morris do everything together. The twins even have the same 14 tattoos. But soon the Kansas forwards will be going their separate ways, to different NBA teams, in the June 23 draft. Marcus Morris admitted it will be a tough transition when he spoke to reporters at the NBA draft combine. "Strange, no," Morris said. "Different, yes. We don't expect to be drafted by the same team. We hope it happens, but if it doesn't, it doesn't. "We're looking forward to going our separate ways and maturing without each other. It's actually going to make us grow as men, not always having him right there to have my back. I'm going to grow up a little bit. It might be for the best. "But we're going to get a neutral house somewhere and make sure we meet up a lot." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
The NBA has had its fair share of twins recently. Jason Collins and Jarron Collins both were drafted. Brook Lopez and Robin Lopez both were first-round picks. But Kansas forwards Marcus Morris and Markieff Morris are taking things to a completely different level. They like the same foods. Wear the same clothes. Have the same major and have the exact same class schedules in college. They walk to class together. Eat together. They get the same haircuts. Have the same tattoos. Finish each other's sentences. Rarely stand more than a few feet apart. Text or Skype each other constantly if they're apart for more than a few hours. Even their college player efficiency ratings are virtually identical. Markieff has a 29.74, and Marcus has a 29.68. ESPN.com
In a few weeks, both Marcus and Markieff will hear their names called by David Stern. They both will walk across the stage. Both will shake Stern's hand. Each will put on the cap of the team that drafted him. But they won't do it connected at the hip. After living their whole lives together, they'll be drafted alone. "I don't want to think about that. ... Have twins ever been drafted by the same team?" Marcus says. "Maybe we could be the first." ESPN.com
For two players who have gone out of their way to emphasize their similarities, for once, they have motivation to be different. "Maybe some team will see how we are together," Marcus says. "We're not the same player. Maybe they'll see how our game complements each other. How well we work together." "Look, we're going to do our thing with or without each other," Markieff said. "We know we can play alone. But if a team were to draft both of us, I think they would be getting something special. We know each other so well. There's chemistry there. Two is better than one." ESPN.com
The Morris twins, Markieff and Marcus, are among the older (21) college prospects coming out, with three years at Kansas under their belts. The Morrises led Kansas to the Elite Eight and showed marked maturity in their junior season, and are compared favorably with another set of twins who made it in the NBA: Robin and Brook Lopez. Markieff is the slightly bigger twin who, like Robin Lopez, is expected to be a better defender and rebounder. Marcus is the better scorer, like Brook. Said a Southwest Division executive: "When they came into college, Marcus was the clear favorite. I think it's more equal now." "I think both of them have a chance," said a college coach whose team played Kansas this season. "There are character issues with both of them. But the progression they made from their frosh year is prettty remarkable. Obviouwly length will be an issue, especially with Markieff. He's more of a five. Marcus is strictly four." NBA.com
Marcus Morris "dominated this level becuase he was bigger than everybody else," the college coach said. "He has a good turnaround over his right shoulder, but can he get it off against the Duncans? But they (both) play hard. They seemed passionate about the game. It depends on who they go to. If one goes to the top 10 they're obviously going into a rebuilding situation." NBA.com
We may have Kansas' Marcus Morris, Tennessee's Tobias Harris and Wisconsin's Jon Leuer too low. A number of GMs I spoke with had Morris in the lottery. "Morris may not blow you away in any one area, but the more we've been breaking him down on Synergy, the more we feel like he's got a real shot to be very good in our league," one GM said. "I don't know how he slips out of the lottery." We had him at No. 18 on our Board. We've moved him up to 13 in our latest rankings. ESPN.com
On April 1, 2011, it was no joke when I posted a Tweet by Marcus Spears of Yahoo! Sports regarding a man named Jason Martin, who was being publicized as a sports agent, having a solid tie to The Morris twins of Kansas Basketball (Marcus and Markieff). The brothers are likely to be selected in the first round of the 2011 NBA Draft. That is even more the case, now that the twins have signed with an agent. That agent is Tony Dutt of Rival Sports Group LLC, a man that very few believed could be the person connected to Jason Martin. Sports Agent Blog
Kansas junior twin forwards Marcus and Markieff Morris, KU's top two scorers and rebounders this past season, will enter the NBA draft and forgo their senior seasons. The Morris twins will be represented by Rival Sports Group in Beverly Hills, Calif., and agent Tony Dutt, who will handle their contract negotiations with professional teams. Kansas City Star
Marcus and Markieff are both expected to be picked in the first round of the June draft. "I have thoroughly enjoyed my three seasons as a Kansas Jayhawk and consider it a privilege to have had the opportunity to play for coach Self and his staff," Marcus said in a statement. "It was a difficult decision, but I feel it's the right time for me to realize my dream to play in the National Basketball Association." Kansas City Star
Kansas coach Bill Self said about a week ago that he wouldn't be surprised if the twins turned pro, "but certainly it wouldn't surprise me if they didn't. It's kind of up in the air." It sure isn't anymore. "I have enjoyed my three seasons as a Kansas Jayhawk, and consider it a privilege to have had the opportunity to play for Coach Self and his staff," Marcus Morris said in a statement. "It was a difficult decision, but I feel it's the right time for me to realize my dream." Marcus, a second-team All-American, averaged 17.2 points and 7.6 rebounds last season, while Markieff was an honorable-mention All-American after averaging 13.6 points and 8.3 rebounds. "As I move on to the professional stage of my career, I will always remember my time as a Jayhawk," Markieff Morris said. "Playing here has prepared me for the opportunity to have a successful career in the NBA." SI.com
KU juniors Marcus and Markieff Morris have yet to announce whether they will enter the draft or return for their senior seasons. "The twins are back in class, in school. They did go to L.A. (last week to meet with an aspiring agent). The (Morris) family paid for the trip. A decision is close, but has not been made yet," Self said. Lawrence Journal-World
Kansas' Marcus and Markieff Morris, and UCLA's Tyler Honeycutt are close to signing with agent Jason Martin, a source said. The Jayhawks' twin brothers met with Martin on Wednesday in Beverly Hills, Calif., the source said. Honeycutt, a sophomore forward, has already declared for the draft; the junior forwards from Kansas have yet to declare. Yahoo! Sports
Marc J. Spears: Agent Jason Martin entertained KU's Morris twins and Washington guard Isaiah Thomas at Eden in Hollywood last night, source tells Y! Sports. Twitter
Junior Marcus Morris' statement on the matter was not as long. "I don't know. I'm not really sure," he said of his plans for next season. Lawrence Journal-World
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I am cleaning my 50 cub for painting and I have noticed oil seeping out of the top of the (lift) box. Is this a case of a bad gasket or what? This tractor has not ran for at least ten years and I cannot see where the pressure would be coming from to force oil out of the top like it is doing.
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There is supposed to be an expansion plug there to seal the system. it may be seeping around it, the hydraulics are a sealed system and can have pressure internally under certain conditions.
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Take a look at the plug like John said, but my recommendation would be to get your Cub running first because then you will find out if the hydraulic system may require a rebuild or tear down if it has been sitting idle that long. That way you are not disassembling the unit twice to go back in for an additional repair.
One other side note, if your Cub is a 1950 model, it would not have originally come with an underslung exhaust. It will work properly, but if you are going for an "exact restoration" you may want to consider going vertical with the stack.
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I am not doing much until I finish getting her running. Hopefully I can get the repair kit for the starter soon. According to the Messicks (spelling) parts catalog that someone on this website recommended ,the underslung exhaust was available from 48 thru 53. I also found a red rounded front gas tank/cowling in a tractor graveyard that has no opening on top for a stack. I am planning on going as original as I can but let us remember, I am going for a working tractor, not a show tractor. Thanks for your kind assistance.
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No, you are probably misinterpreting something in the catalog. All year models are in the same catalog.
It would be from some time in the late-'54 to mid-'63 timeframe.
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Looks like 1/47 thru 12/53 to me
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Case/IH's online parts look-up has several published errors within it once you look into other areas.
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I'm no expert on cubs (still learning) but it seems as though someone told me that if the hydraulic system is low to empty and you fill it and start the tractor without bleeding the system (running it thru the motions with the fill plug removed), it will build up pressure and blow that plug in question loose....Which may or may not be the reason for the leak ....Perhaps some one will comment more in detail whether this is correct or not....Good luck...Dave
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I think ALL the Case/IH catalogs cover the multiple years without much distinction for differences. Here is the Parts Manual with the S/N cutoffs for the two exhaust types shown at the tops of the pages:
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That is the point Jim and myself are making, looking at your example, if the Cub is truly a 1950 model, the underslung exhaust would have been a later field modification.
It's up to each individual owner what they do with their Cub as Luther mentioned, either method will function properly, I wasn't trying to criticize, just provide some info.
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The tractor does have traces of yellow paint on it, so I guess it could be a later model with factory underslung exhaust.
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On the other hand, it has an early Touch-Control with a pipe plug filler and no arm for the assist spring.
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Check my post about Welch plug and battery. This is the plug John and some others are talking about. Mine also just blew out. In looking at it, it had some rust pitting around the center and the edges.
You can bet it'll get replaced pronto as it's mowing season, and I need my Cub up and running.
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The entire tractor was painted yellow with the exception of the yellow tank/cowling. The tractor itself was red to the bone under the yellow paint. I think it was painted when the newer tank was added. All of the numbers match early 50 but I do have concerns regarding the long oil fill. My 48 has a short fill. The hydraulic leak is coming from under the cover bolts. The plug on top appears okay.
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GCC was recently fixed so that its decimal to floating-point conversions are done correctly; it now calls the MPFR function mpfr_strtofr() instead of using its own algorithm. However, GCC still does its conversion in two steps: first it converts to an intermediate precision (160 or 192 bits), and then it rounds that result to a target precision (53 bits for double-precision floating-point). That is double rounding — how does it avoid double rounding errors? It uses round-to-odd rounding on the intermediate result.


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City hosts Civil Rights/Fair Housing Summit on April 26
Summit will discuss advances in civil rights and the future of the civil rights movement
The City of Kansas City, Mo., Human Relations Department's Civil Rights Division will hold its Fifth Annual Civil Rights/Fair Housing Summit on Friday, April 26 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Southeast Community Center, 4201 E. 63rd St.
This year's theme is "The Quest for Civil Rights: Have We Achieved the Dream?" The summit explores advances made by the civil rights movement and invites discussion on whether there is a continuing need for traditional civil rights movements and organizations. The event is being held during National Fair Housing Month.
"We have a black president now. People of color and women are professionals, CEOs, elected officials and other important position holders," said Mickey Dean, assistant to the director in the Human Relations Department. "Some may think the movement has succeeded and we have truly arrived. Others say they know better, and in some respects, we're behind where we were 40 years ago."
The keynote speaker is Marc Lamont Hill, one of the nation's leading hip-hop generation intellectuals. His work covers culture, politics and education, and has appeared in numerous journals, magazines, books and anthologies. Hill has lectured widely and provides regular commentary for media outlets like NPR, Washington Post, Essence magazine, The New York Times, CNN, MSNBC and Fox News. Since 2009 he has been on the faculty of Columbia University as associate professor of education at Teachers College.
In addition to Hill's speech, there also will be a panel discussion featuring young adults ages 21 to 35 who will give their perspectives on the necessity of a civil rights movement today.
Other issues the summit addresses include fair housing, youth advocacy in the civil rights movement and disparity in health care.
The luncheon speaker is James Perry, executive director of the Greater New Orleans Fair Housing Action Center. One of Perry's major initiatives has been to fight in New Orleans and Washington, D.C. for fairer payouts by the Road Home Program. This post-Katrina homeowner assistance program has paid more than $8.9 billion to almost 130,000 residents across the Louisiana coastal region. On behalf of residents displaced by the hurricane, Perry led his organization's successful lawsuit against St. Bernard Parish, which passed an illegal ordinance that resulted in racial discrimination.
The summit is free and open to the public. Lunch is provided at no cost, but preregistration is required. To register, call 816-513-1842 or visit www.kcmo.org/civilrights.
Any person with a disability who desires reasonable accommodation to attend this event may contact the City's 311 Call Center at 311 or 816-513-1313, or for TTY, 816-513-1889, or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Questions, rabbit trails and how to know when a bear is "disturbed"
Attorneys often ask how we keep mock jurors so engaged and focused over long days of evidence presentation and discussion. The answer is simple if a bit tongue in cheek: we keep them busy and they know there's going to be a test (in the form of group discussion) at the end.
Obviously you can't be handing out questionnaires and engaging actual jurors in discussion of their reactions to evidence presented as it unfolds at trial. But there are things you can do that dramatically improve juror focus and engagement. Here are two strategies to increase juror engagement.
Let them ask questions: In Tennessee, jurors can ask questions if the judge allows it. The questions must be submitted and attorneys and judge confer to determine legality. A recent jury submitted one question following more than an hour of testimony from a psychiatric expert witness: "Does he know right from wrong – yes or no?". Juror questions can cut to the heart of the testimony.
If you can't have jurors asking questions, use pre-trial research to identify what their questions will likely be and address those questions as you walk witnesses through testimony. "In your expert opinion, Dr., does the defendant know right from wrong, yes or no?" Answering the questions jurors wonder about ensures you more than likely know how the 'holes' jurors see in the story are being filled in. Jurors appreciate knowing the facts that matter—and when they do, it's much easier for them to refute "conspiracy theories" or idiosyncratic interpretations of evidence in the deliberation room.
Identify potential rabbit trails: Jurors can be distracted by the oddest things! Part of your job is to ensure they do not wander off on "rabbit trails" that lead nowhere and are ancillary to the story itself. An example of this type comes from San Francisco and a jury deliberating on a charge of "disturbing dangerous animals" after a mentally ill man snuck into the home of two female grizzly bears at the San Francisco Zoo. The question was whether the defendant had known he was entering a bear enclosure. Jurors however, became preoccupied by how one would know if you had indeed "disturbed" a bear and eventually acquitted the defendant.
This is obviously an unusual story for a jury to hear. What is more important is that the jury became sidetracked and engaged in a lengthy discussion of how one knows if a bear is disturbed. Walking the jury through the charge via over-sized exhibits is a terrific way of helping them to focus their attention in deliberation. Let them know what the operative (i.e., important) terms are in this case. Then, when faced with a rabbit trail, jurors can appreciate the humor in a "define disturbed" segue but return quickly to the (relevant) task at hand.
Responding to juror questions by providing evidence and testimony to answer them allows jurors to focus on the facts rather than on their fantasies about 'why' certain things happened. Walking jurors through the jury charge teaches them what the task is they are charged with completing. Both of these tactics reduce juror stress and uncertainty as they walk to the deliberation room. Answer questions and give them direction. It's not that hard.
11 Responses to "Questions, rabbit trails and how to know when a bear is "disturbed""
Blawg you should be reading: The Jury Room http://t.co/emswqoc — Today's topic – does Black + Gay = Likeable?
RT @changingminds: Keene Trial Consulting's 'Jury Room' — blog on persuading juries: http://lnkd.in/Cbs7W9
Keene Trial Consulting's 'Jury Room' — blog on persuading juries: http://lnkd.in/Cbs7W9
@pourbrew Came across this blog tonight while looking at researchblogging.com under Psychology. http://bit.ly/zX49W
We invite you to visit our firm blog (The Jury Room) for litigation advocacy ideas at http://keenetrial.com/blog/ (via @KeeneTrial)
RT @keenetrial Simple Jury Persuasion: She reminds me of my Grandmother… http://bit.ly/9by8RI
RT @KeeneTrial: Launching new blog feature Monday: Voir Dire Clinic (send us cases 4 voir dire question ideas) http://bit.ly/1YnQ4O / cool
I totally disagree that 'disturbed' was a "rabbit trail". Disturbing the animal was an element of the charge. Not to mention the fact that the jury acquitted! In order to convict, the jury had to find a disturbance. I'd say the defense lawyer did a bang up job.
RT @KeeneTrial: New blog post: We act as we believe others expect us 2 act (clues 4 appearing confident in voir dire) http://bit.ly/1YnQ4O
RT @Eline_Kullock: Generation Y: Just the facts http://migre.me/fTaM #millennials #geny
RT @KeeneTrial: New blog post: Simple Persuasion Strategies: The Alpha & Omega Persuasion tactics http://bit.ly/U0rhA


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Paradise Found Beachfront Condo September & October Discount 25 % off in Maalaea
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets considered no
- type Condo
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Quiet, romantic, tropical Kana'i A Nalu, at the north end of Ma'alaea Bay in South Maui, provides a unique setting for your Hawaiian vacation. Our privately owned two bedroom two bath beachfront 'home away from home' is a corner unit on the second floor of a 4 story building at water's edge. Our private lanai, 30 feet from the ocean, looks across white sand beach and ocean to neighboring Islands and 10,000 foot Haleakala. It provides the perfect winter viewing spot to watch, up close and personal, the mother hump back whales train their young for their long trip back to the Northern Pacific
Enjoy all the benefits of a corner unit on the second floor: the added security of not being at ground level, the privacy of having bedroom windows looking out on the beautiful courtyard, pool and ocean instead of sidewalk and parking lot and the absence of foot traffic past your private lanai.
The master bedroom has a comfortable king-size bed with a private bath and wall to wall windows with full view of beach, courtyard and pool. The second bedroom, with a view of the pool, courtyard and ocean, has twin beds that can be made up as a king. A second bathroom is across a small alcove. A queen-size sleeper couch in the living room can accommodate up to 2 additional guests. The tropical furnishing throughout and the well stocked full kitchen and generous supply of beach gear will make your vacation one of easy comfort. Our private lanai gives us much pleasure - reading, eating, whale watching or just plain rexaxing to the sound of the gentle surf. Our Green Sea Turtles are seen 10 to 15 feet offshore and the reef just off our beach delights the snorklers. The beach in front of our condo continues to the north end of Kihei as part of the Kealia Nature Preserve: this translates to no development, no traffic and no problems - just 4 miles of empty white sand beach.
A five to ten minute walk from our condo presents a wide variety of activities: snorkel and sunset cruises from the marina, a world class aquarium, miniature golf park and bumper boats, a small shopping area and many different restaurants. The eating choices range from the #1 rated restaurant on the Island through several other excellent, less pricey eateries to Carl's Jr and a Deli/convenience store.
We provide the best of both worlds on Maui. If you are running away from work, snow and cold, or responsibilities in general, our laid back remnant of 'Old Maui' will have you relaxed in no time. If you want activity and want to see the Island, you are 15 minutes from the airport, 20 minutes from the North Shore, Lahaina, Kihei and Wailea, and 5 miles or less from 4 golf courses. When you are overwhelmed with all the activities available on the Island, trade the traffic and heavily populated tourist areas for the quiet serenity of Ma'alaea; dig your toes into the white sand beach in front of your own private lanai and unwind to the sound of the surf and the tradewinds blowing thru palm fronds.
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Property Type
- 4 story condo
- floor area 957 sq. ft.
- floor 2
- guests provide their own meals
Location Type
mountain view
- Mount Haleakala can be viewed from the lanai.
- waterfront
- Just 35 ft. from beach with no obstructions between you and the beach.
- Nice sandy beach with small wave action most of the time.
- mountain view
- sports & activities
- tourist attractions
- adventure
- romantic
- family
- away from it all
- alarm clock
- ceiling fans
- water cooler
- filtered water
- laundry soap
- paper towels
- local restaurant guide
- basic soaps
- toilet paper
living room
- Gorgeous view of Ocean.
- sofa bed
- Ample unasigned parking
- safe
- hair dryer
- broadband access
- iron & board
- parking off street
- elevator
- telephone
- linens provided
- internet
towels provided
- Lots of beach towels
washing machine
- In unit
clothes dryer
- In unit
- Up to date with many appliances
- freezer
- oven
- grill
- blender
- stove
- dishwasher
- Has ice and water dispenser on the door
- Ceramic top range
- Over range.
dishes & utensils
- Dish service for 12.
- cooking utensils
- coffee maker
- toaster
- ice maker
pantry items
- Blender, Electric tea kettle.
- kitchen
- dining area
Pool / Spa
- communal pool
- outdoor pool
- heated pool
- Bathrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- bathroom 2: toilet, combination tub/shower, Second bath has tub/shower
- bathroom 1: toilet, shower, Insuite master bath has a shower stall.
- Bedrooms
- 2 bedrooms, sleeps 6, beds for 4-6
- bedroom 1: 1 king, Corner bedroom with view of the Ocean and courtyard
- bedroom 2: 2 twin/ single, Twin beds can be made up as king. View of Ocean/courtyard
- convertible bed(s): 1 sleep sofa /futon, Living room has queen size sleeper sofa
- King size beds (1), Twin Beds (2) can be joined to make king bed., Living room(1) Queen size sofa bed
- dvd player
- television
- satellite / cable
- stereo
- cd player
- Lots of books. Please take a book home with you.
- music library
- toys
- radio
- audio tape player
- books for adults
- games for kids
outdoor grill
- Both gas and charcoal grills
lanai / gazebo
- Looks out on Ocean. During fall and winter months you can view whales frolicking in the ocean.
- We are located next to the harbor with many boat excursions available to guests
lawn / garden
- Lots of lounges to use around the pool and on the lawn.
- beach chairs
- beach towels
- binoculars
- outdoor grill gas
- porch / veranda
- unscreened porch / veranda
- walkway to water
- kayak / canoe
- barbecue
- Three miled North on Hiway 30.
- outdoor grill
- non smoking only
- children welcome
- pets not allowed
- long-term renters welcome
minimum age limit for renters
- Minumum age 23.
- Notes
- Beach towels, Charcoal and Gas Grills
activities and attractions in Maalaea Maui
- restaurants
- cinemas
- health/beauty spa
- museums
- live theater
- theme parks
- botanical garden
- library
- marina
- bay/sound
- caves
- churches
- forests
- nude beach
- playground
- pond
- rain forests
- recreation center
- water parks
- reefs
- volcano
- waterfalls
- winery tours
Leisure Activities
- wildlife viewing
- paddle boating
- antiquing
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- luaus
- scenic drives
- walking
- whale watching
- miniature golf
- shopping
- horseback riding
- sight seeing
- boating
- shelling
- outlet shopping
Sports & Adventure Activities
- sound/bay fishing
- surf fishing
- whitewater rafting
- snorkeling/diving
- tennis
- golf
- rock climbing
- surfing
- wind-surfing
- hiking
- jet skiing
- hunting
- mountain biking
- fishing
- swimming
- kayaking
- water skiing
- cycling
- sailing
- parasailing
- mountaineering
- scuba diving or snorkeling
- hunting big game
- hunting small game
- deepsea fishing
- equestrian events
- mountain climbing
- paragliding
- pier fishing
- rafting
- roller blading
- snorkeling
- water tubing
accepted payment methods
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Penn State to host Boston College in the 2012 Big Ten-ACC Challenge, November 28th.
A recap of Penn State's narrow loss to Northwestern last night.
Q&A with SB Nation Northwestern blog Sippin' On Purple in anticipation of tonight's basketball rematch between Penn State and Northwestern.
RossWB over at BHGP decided to return the favor of interrogating me about all things Penn State hoops as well as tonight's re-match with Iowa. Why does PSU play infinitely better at home? Does Richie Sambora have any eligibility? What do I miss most about Ed DeChellis? These answers and more, if you click on the link.
Q&A with Ross at Black Heart Gold Pants about today's Penn State-Iowa basketball game.
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Penn State and Minnesota are both vying for their second Big Ten win today. Follow the action via our live game thread.
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Known for her environmental stewardship and fine art background, Laura Lynch's multi-media constructions, PACIFIC SERIES: Environmental Assemblages, are brought together for the first time in this beautifully designed book of more than 70 full-color images illustrating the artist's powerfully composed body of work that addresses her passion for the state of the ocean and threat to our global environment. Combining washed-up marine salvage and found objects organic and nonorganic such as sand, tar, and feathers – scavenged along the ocean beaches, Lynch also culls from her stash of extraordinary images creating digital photomontages that are transferred onto colorful beached shipboards, often times with a sense of humor and ironic playfulness. Lynch paints directly onto many of her found boat pieces, collaging images and juxtaposing colors, shapes & textures for the eye to play on. These environmental assemblages are not only painterly but substantive in their historical context and present day imagery, transforming the whole into something greater. Here is a recent book review:
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Great Field Trip Opportunity
School Groups are Welcome At The Fair
Free Admission for school groups on Friday
Plan your Group's Visit with the Interactive, Searchable Fair Schedule
MOFGA is excited to offer lots of fun and educational things for school groups to do at the Fair.
As you may know, MOFGA always opens the gates of the Fair to school groups of any grade level, including homeschoolers*, and their teachers and chaperones for FREE on Friday.
The procedure for school groups is as follows:
That's it! There is no need to pre-register or order passes in advance.
* Please be aware, however, that free admission for homeshool groups can only be accommodated between 9am and noon on Friday. When the School group entrance closes at noon, homeshool groups must enter through the main gate and pay admission.
Travel Stipends
MOFGA recognizes how tight school field trip budgets are and appreciates the additional costs incurred by school groups traveling to the Fair. We are happy to be able to offer travel stipends to help defray these costs.
Stipends are available at a rate of $0.75 per mile for full size school buses, $0.40/mile for vans, and $0.25/mile for homeschool vehicles (maximum $100 reimbursement for homeschool groups)
Your school can claim travel reimbursement by completing and submitting this online form. The deadline for submissions is OCTOBER 10, 2013.
The Common Ground Country Fair is delighted to be one of the most popular fieldtrips for Maine's students. Annually, over 4,000 Maine school children made a school trip to Common Ground on Friday of the Fair.
Almost the entire Common Ground Country Fair is held outdoors in the open or under cover in a tent or barn. Students are sure to spend a lot of time outside and on their feet at the Fair moving from place to place.
We encourage all Fairgoers to be prepared for the elements to best enjoy a healthy and busy day at the Fair. Here are few items we suggest school children bring to the Fair:
• Water bottles. Good hydration is key to enjoying a long day outside. We have clean drinking water available on-site and special bottle filling faucets in numerous locations available to refill bottles.
• A hat, light raincoat or wind shell, and a non-toxic sunscreen. Dressing in weather appropriate clothes and wearing comfortable footwear, such as sneakers, suitable for lots of walking are also advised. Late September in Maine can dish out a wide mix of weather. We want your students to be comfortable no matter what the skies deliver.
With all Common Ground has to offer as a safe and healthy destination, we're delighted your students may be joining us. We hope they enjoy their day at the Fair.


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How Does Foxhall Consider Investments?
Posted April 22, 2008
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One of the ways we consider investments at FOXHALL CAPITAL is by trying to find and invest in long-term trends in the global marketplace. I often call these long-term trends, GLOBAL SUPERCYCLES. Recently, at the WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM in Davos, Switzerland, Herb Meyer gave an important lecture to a very select group of invited global CEOs of major international corporations on some of the KEY GLOBAL TRENDS, unfortunately not often covered in the mainstream media.
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When Do You Think Commodities And Asian Markets Will Start Going Up?
Posted September 4, 2008
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At Foxhall Capital we follow trends rather than try to predict short-term stock market ups and downs. People tend to have short memoriesIn August 2007, oil prices dropped about 20%just as they have this year after first climbing to new highs. I remember receiving calls from investors asking if they should move their portfolios out of commodities like oil and gold.
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Is the Summer Stock Market Correction Over?
Posted July 6, 2011
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Since the stock market started to decline in late April, I have been telling readers of this Foxhall Global Outlook that we were experiencing a normal and healthy stock market correctionand that is what it has turned out to be.
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How Long Could It Take to Recover Portfolio Declines from over the Past Few Months?
Posted November 3, 2011
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I know when the stock market is going down, everyone gets very anxious and I understand investors' concern and worry over recent portfolio declines.
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An Investment Paradox for 2012
Posted March 2, 2012
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Oscar Wilde once said, "To expect the unexpected shows a thoroughly modern intellect." TO EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED may be the best advice for investors in 2012.
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Stock Market UpdateFoxhall Stays Cautious & Defensive!
Posted June 12, 2012
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After the elections in Greece next week, stock markets will be on another financial crisis deathwatch, as speculation will grow as to when Greece will default on its remaining debt and leave the euro-zone.
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The Lost Decade
Posted March 31, 2010
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Since the beginning of this year, 2010, through March 15th, the S&P 500 Index is up only about 3%. Almost every American knows that the U.S. Economy is not very strong. Are we going to be stuck in a sideways stock market? How long do you think that will last? Historically, transition periods going from recessions into bull markets are highly volatile and fraught with possible dangers for investors.
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Posted July 10, 2008
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I know the FOXHALL DEFENSIVE STRATEGY in bear markets is made up of (1) bonds, (2) foreign currency funds to offset the falling U.S. Dollar and (3) oil, energy, metals, mining, agriculture and other commodities and basic materials funds. BUT, OVER THE PAST TWO WEEKS COMMODITIES HAVE DECLINED PRECIPITOUSLY. AGRIBUSINESS COMMODITY FUNDS are down this month 6%. STEEL FUNDS are down over 9% and METALS AND MINING FUNDS are down over 12%. It is hurting your FOXHALL performance. I thought commodities were supposed to go up when the stock market was going down.
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What Keeps The Market Going Up?
Posted July 17, 2007
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For months, the business press has been saying the stock market was heading into a bear market. But during the past few trading sessions both the S&P 500 Index and the Dow Index have logged historic record highs. Why is the market going up? THE ECONOMY IS DOING WELL. As I have repeatedly talked about in my weekly newsletters, in the short run, the stock market can often be out of sync with the economy, but in the long run, the stock market always follows the broad economy. This is what determines long-term stock market trends. In the long run, if the economy is basically doing well, the stock market goes up. If the economy is substantially slowing and going into a recession, the stock market will go down following the long-term trend in the economy. That is really all one has to know in order to do well in investing.
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Commodities and the Stock Market Have Been Declining for 10 Days. Is This a New Bear Market or Just a Correction?
Posted May 18, 2011
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One of the main reasons for the steep correction is that commodity exchanges around the world raised margin requirements four times in 10 days to discourage speculators investing with borrowed money on margin. This forced many leveraged investors out of the market.
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How Will What is Happening in Libya, Affect Oil and Gasoline Prices Here in the U.S.? Are Gas Prices Going to Continue to Go Up?
Posted March 29, 2011
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Gasoline prices have been steadily moving up for several months, and a majority of Americans are feeling the pain at the pump. The big question is, what is really driving gas prices up?
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The Current Status of This Summers Stock Market Correction
Posted September 6, 2011
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As I have mentioned before, in my opinion everything that has caused this summers stock market correction has been the result of global political issuesnot company fundamentals. We know from history that when the stock market declines because of A REACTION TO POLITICAL ISSUES, the stock market usually bounces back very quickly once those political issues are resolved.
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It Has Been a Tough Year! Where Do We Go From Here?
Posted December 28, 2011
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As we near the end of this year, it is a time for reflection. What did we do right and what did we do wrong over the past year?
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The First Six Months Of 2013
Posted July 18, 2013
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Over the past six months, we have seen the U.S. stock market climb to new highs and excellent performance. At the same time, Asian and emerging markets, gold and global commodities have severely underperformed.
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Risk Management
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Discovering a potentially lucrative super cycle, Dietrich thinks, is a lot easier than uncovering -- and investing early in -- the next mega-company such as Google. Super cycles reflect long-term trends based on global transformations, demographics, supply and demand pressures. Some examples: health care, because of the aging boomer population; and energy and food, because of swelling demand from emerging economies.
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As of today, July 24, 2009 Foxhall Capital is switching to its Offensive Investment Strategy for stock markets in the United States, Europe and other Developed Markets and for the Pacific Rim and Emerging Markets. Our proprietary Foxhall Capital Trend Recognition Technology indicators have formally reversed this week from a bear market to a bull market. (See Chart 1) These historic trend directional changes only happen four to six times in a decade
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The goalie situation is Vancouver just got a lot clearer.
"I'm not sure 'investigation' is the right word," Meagher said. "We're looking at them."That is NHL Senior VP of Public Relations Gary Meagher pissing on the fire a bit regarding the NHL looking at the extended contracts of Hossa, Luongo, Savard and Pronger. More on this at Puck Daddy and the Ottawa Sun's Bruce Garrioch, who believes the NHL will not void the contracts in question. What did Public Enemy say? Don't believe the hype?
Are the Kings going to erase the memory of their 4 games losing streak?
Demo will rejoin the team on Thursday for practice, but Alain Vigneault thinks it's highly unlikely he'll play against Florida. Damn. I guess that means that Samuelsson (only 1 goal and no assists in his last 5 games) will move back up to Line 2.
Shea Weber cranked Alexander Edler pretty hard. The way Edler skated off the ice I thought he injured his shoulder. That was not the case. Obviously, Mathieu Schneider will slot back into the Canucks lineup.
As the Vancouver Sun puts it, today is the 6 week anniversary of Daniel Sedin's foot injury. Remember the good old days when Daniel said he planned on being back in the 3-week range? Bah! Doctors know best, Dank. He did skate by himself for a bit this morning but that was it. This means that it's unlikely he will play against the Avalanche on Friday. Damn it!
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Right MCL sprain, supposedly out 4-6 weeks. My guess is it's more like 6-8. Let's hope Schneider hurries up and gets better.
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Given this data and the anecdotal evidence of the other posters (including the article), I have to think that middle of the road experienced engineers are indeed difficult to come by.
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3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
A rather interesting one in the middle of the tasting last evening. Not really sure where I pulled this one out of but it was there none the less. Served chilled and poured into a pint glass, this one was consumed on 03/08/2010.
The pour was way too much to handle as purple foam was everywhere. Light purple filling the entire glass immediately and completely. Letting this warm up to room temp gave a much better pour as the light brown and purple tinted ale could finally be seen. Still retained tons of lacing through from the initially over carbonated pour. Aroma was light, fruity. Blueberries leading the charge here followed by light chocolate and roasted malts, but it came across a touch light for me. Same for the feel, very light for the style with a touch too much carbonation. I think if it was not billed a porter it would have faired much better, but alas it was and that is that. Nice flavor though. Good use of fruit as it was not overpowering and seemed to blend in quite well. Smooth finish with a nice touch of blueberry fading off on the tongue as it went by.
Overall decent, nothing mind blowing here by any means, but decent. I would not have an issue with trying this one again, just maybe not bill it out as a porter and we are good to go.
03-10-2010 01:58:14 | More by mikesgroove
2.9/5 rDev -23.7%
A - Poured a dark, dark brown color with a small, tan head of foam. It left minimal lace.
S - It smelled of chocolate, toffee and blueberry. There were mild coffee notes.
T - It tasted of way too much blueberry. There was some roasty malt and toffee, but it was overpowered by the super sweet blueberry.
M - It was soft and smooth. A light bodied ale.
D - This didn't do it for me. Too much insanely sweet blueberry not enough porter.
01-01-2010 02:52:03 | More by zeff80
Rhode Island
3.08/5 rDev -18.9%
Acquired from HogWildLiquor courtesy of Secret Santa 2010, so a big "Thank You" goes out to him. Poured from a 22oz bottle into a mug glass.
A: The beer is a deep brown color, with a very large off-white head that fades slowly and leaves a spotty lace on the glass.
S: The aroma contains coffee, roasted malts, some fruit, a touch of hops and a bit of an acidic quality.
T: The taste starts out with a sour flavor of tart blueberries up front. Then a hearty roasted malt character comes in but it's on the thin side for the style. There are flavors of coffee and chocolate in the background along with a faint hops presence creating a decent balance. The after-taste is slightly tart.
M: Crisp and a little smooth, medium body, medium carbonation, finish is slightly sticky.
D: A little tasty, goes down ok, not too filling, mild kick, not the best representation of style, it's something a little different so in that there is some novelty but overall it's just a mediocre beer.
01-19-2011 04:58:30 | More by TheManiacalOne
4.35/5 rDev +14.5%
Dark brown in my pint glass, with a nice creamy tan head, utter opacity, looking good, very good...
Blueberry flavor bursts out of the aroma, matched with mild cocoa and roasted malt. A nice match of the fruit flavor and the inherent flavors of the porter itself. Roasty, grainy, some espresso touches, as well, with the fruit floating lightly above.
Taste: mmmm, blueberries, mmmm, dark, rich ale....yum, light hints of coffee and cocoa, ...delicious. Mouthfeel isn't too large, and that's a plus, aids the drinkability, Blueberry smacks the lips from the start on each subsequent sip, smothers the tongue, then fades back, riding off the palate, but remains memorable.
This is delicious. Plain and simple. A well-met matching of full, rich porter and blueberry fruit. I love this. Wow. Just absolutely delicious.
Dries out at the end, but the fruity flavor really remains, and lingers enough to urge on an extra sipping...
01-09-2007 10:46:27 | More by feloniousmonk
4.05/5 rDev +6.6%
Black beer with a bubbly brown head. Soon there is just a bubbly collar that leaves a moderate amount of lace. What a nice aroma. Like blueberry muffins coming out of the oven. So damn comforting. The flavor follows through with the sweet blueberries, but also has more of a roasted malt presence. Seems just a titch acidic, but not out of line. The body is medium at best and the mouthfeel could use just a bit more carbonation. This is a nice beer. Would be good with breakfast.
12-28-2004 06:35:23 | More by Bighuge
4.2/5 rDev +10.5%
Here is how the Brewer describes this beer:"Locally grown blueberries are added to a robust chocolate porter. A very tasty union."
Review from the growler....Dark brown color with a small tan head....awesome aroma of fresh picked and mashed blueberries along with a sweet chocolate aroma...the nose it top notch...body is a bit light...not horribly so but I wish it had a bit more meat to it...taste is a bit acidic from the Blueberries..the cocoa complements nicely but is definitely secondary....
Overall definitely a beer to try....a bit more dark roasted maltiness and this would be a true gem...as is it's very good..if you like Blueberries you'll like this...what I like is the blueberry flavor tastes "natural" not like blueberry syrup was added....that might be the most impresive aspect of this beer.
I debated on the mouthfeel score....3.5-4.0...I went with the 4.0..probably more of a 3.75....
12-22-2004 05:41:52 | More by ZAP
4.5/5 rDev +18.4%
12-20-2012 16:00:17 | More by josephwa
2.88/5 rDev -24.2%
I always like getting beers that are either unavailable to me, or I have never tasted, which falls in to both categories in this instance. Thanks to hogwildliquor for the opportunity. Immediately upon pouring, the head shoots up very quickly, leading me to believe that this bottle might be infected. Some wet cardboard, light blueberry, and wheat...my suspicions were correct. The flavor is not as bad, bu the problem is that it foams up so quickly in your mouth that ya barely get a chance to truly enjoy it. I am not really sure that blueberries and porter really mix in general. In this case they do not at all. It is unfortunate that this bottle is infected, as it might make for an interesting brew in other circumstances.
09-15-2010 04:44:12 | More by jamie2dope
Rhode Island
3.65/5 rDev -3.9%
Coarse dark root beer-esque pour, with a creamy equally frothy head and lacy tanness. Blackberry candles and a hint of raspberry chocolate, lightly eminating from the aroma. Flavor is a bit sour and bubbly. Flavor is actually somewhat bland. Light blueberry candy/wine over a gently roasted malt. Palate is salty, corase and way too dry. I would have a expected a silky smooth richness to this beer. Evaporating airy palate takes this beer away too soon. If I didnt know better, Id say this brew was overattenuated. RETASTED. Two days later, this beer had more heft, more body and more flavor. It was silky, the head was darker, the blueberries really shone through in that fresh wild blueberries on the side of the road flavor, with a hint more chocolate and sugar. Dont know what was up with that first round.
12-06-2005 14:50:48 | More by CharlesDarwin
4.25/5 rDev +11.8%
01-27-2013 22:46:24 | More by Hopsiam14
Ontario (Canada)
3.98/5 rDev +4.7%
Nice enough. Small tan head didnt really want to stick around, receded to leave a thin collar without lacings.
Juicy blueberry, hazelnut with some cocao and espresso. A touch of pale bread like malt.
An interesting beverage. The blueberry flavour takes the forefront but ends up being overtaken by the roasted malts with flavours of cocao and espresso. A milk or lactose like presence also emerges. A faint, bitter and earthy herbal, vegetal quality from the hops. is also noted
In my opinion this beer falls down slightly in that a touch more body would really improve its impact upon the palate. It feels a touch too thin and watery. But i suppose those are exactly the kinds of beer one should serve in a brewpub.
This is very drinkable, and the slight knocks against it, being a touch too blueberry forward and light bodied, also make this quite approachable and drinkable. Its also quite enjoyable
01-30-2010 03:57:05 | More by demcorhip
4.33/5 rDev +13.9%
Pretty solid black with some garnet at the edges, even out of a growler it had a large coco colored head that dropped to a solid film. Rich malty aroma, chocolaty, maybe even a little sherry like. Blueberries are there but far from over powering, they lingered in the background providing some extra fruitiness and sweetness. The flavor is quite a bit porter. Rich and chocolaty, deep toasted malts but the body stays light enough not to be like a stout. I would say its about comparable to the taste of Anchor Porter. Then the blueberries come in and are quite suttle. In the e-mail about the release of this beer they said they used 660 pounds of wild blueberries, so I was expecting a little stronger flavor from them, but it is really good where it is at. Tasty and drinkable.
Verdict: if you don't like fruit beers, you would have to at least admit this was a good porter, especially since the blueberries are not overwhelming or synthetic like blueberry pie. If you do like fruit beers you would say this is a damn good blueberry porter.
12-25-2006 05:38:31 | More by dfried
4/5 rDev +5.3%
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3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
01-15-2013 19:52:05 | More by elcrawl
4/5 rDev +5.3%
A: Dark brown body with a dense purplish-tan head.
S: Smells like blueberry coffee. Really sweet. Also some milk chocolate.
T: Similar to the smell. Less of the coffee but still there. Blueberries predominate followed by the chocolatiness.
M: Silky and smooth.
D: A bit too sweet to have too many, but great to have every now and then.
12-11-2008 06:45:26 | More by lhaqq
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
12-30-2012 04:21:33 | More by ArfArf
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
03-08-2012 22:55:19 | More by MplsMel
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According to police 33-year-old Michael Mignone crashed his Yamaha jet ski after he circled his 20-foot Trophy boat just before 5:00 p.m.
Mignone was recovered by the Coast Guard and taken to a beach in Lindenhurst using his own boat. He was then transported to Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center where he was pronounced dead.
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text: Soo me and my wife are going in be in Squamish tomorrow through tuesday morning, and we aren't able to bring pads with us. If anyone wants to let us climb with OR loan out some pads for the weekend, or hates their couch cushions or whatever the story is, let me know! It would be awesome to look below me during my poor, sad attempt to send tyler's dihedral, kung fu fighter, or one of many other beautiful granite problems and not have to stare down into the face of the angry, miniature anklebreaking offspring of the mommy and daddy boulders.


text: Feb 26, 2013 What Love Sounds Like.... This is a piece called "Nocturne" by Georgian composer, Vazha Azarashvili. Georgians know it of course, but I had never heard it until my friend Manana Chanturishvili played it for me. Her husband, Paata, plays violin in this recording. My teacher, Misha, plays the cello part on an exquisite 1865 Giuseppe Baldantoni cello. Enjoy!