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Shea Hembrey: dark matters
Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery
September 6 – October 20, 2012
Following his acclaimed project SEEK, featured as a 2011 TED Talk, Hembrey's new work attempts to visualize his 20 year exploration of dark matter and dark energy (scientifically hypothesized to comprise over 95% of the cosmos). Hembrey's paintings and sculptures are a collective meditation on the unseen structure of our universe. Painted with trompe l'oeil technique, the series Unstill Lifes attempts to visualize the tangible structures of matter pared down to bits. Ghostly wisps of smoke appear to the viewer at certain angles and improbable assemblages of matches, tree branches, and string appear to float off of the inky blackground.
Vogt Gallery
Larsen is an accomplished painter who has always challenged herself to invent new styles and ways of composition. Her recent oeuvre marks a synopsis of previous works ranging between abstraction and figuration. Using modernist Russian constructivist paintings as a point of departure for numerous compositions, she also engages ideas of reverse perspective and conflicting vanishing points, as can be found in Japanese narrative scrolls. Her pool of inspirations is vast, ranging from masterpieces of Renaissance through 20th century art, to traditional Japanese puppet theatre, to photographs she has taken of classrooms and faculty meetings during her 35-year long Professorship in Florida.
Ghostly International & Rvng Intl. Present: Jacaszek (Poland) / Holly Herndon (USA)
Thursday, September 6, 2012 @ 8:00 pm
Roulette with Ghostly International and Rvng Intl. are pleased to present an evening of electroacoustic music, featuring a rare US performance by Polish composer Jacaszek and San Francisco based Holly Herndon.
Thursday, 6 September, Opening Reception 6-8PM
Paul Kasmin Gallery
Paul Kasmin Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of eleven 2012 still-life and jungle-landscape paintings by Erik Parker (b. 1968 Stuttgart, Germany; lives and works in New York City). Updating these traditional art-historical genres through the pictorial idioms and sly humor of satirical cartoons, psychedelia, and underground comic books, Parker's paintings provide vistas into brilliantly colored worlds of semi-sentient flora and idiosyncratic geometries.
Julia Haltigan / Rusty Belle
Joe's Pub
August 31
The members of Rusty Belle swagger between raw blues, tiny tangos, country waltzes and backyard symphonies. Sometimes a walk with the Roma, a twisted tale in metered time, or a yell-along-after-dinner drunken opera. A dance band that tries to tie your shoes together. The music is littered with dented paint cans, smashed up trashcan lids, old hacksaw blades, and broken glass. Like junkyard songbirds, they sing sweet through all the rubbage.
Stephen Powers: A Word is Worth A Thousand Pictures
Joshua Liner Gallery
September 6 to September 29, 2012
After seven years since Stephen Powers' last solo exhibition in New York, Joshua Liner Gallery is pleased to present A Word is Worth a Thousand Pictures. In this new exhibition series, the prolific artist will present a panoramic assemblage of paintings that will occupy the entire breadth of the gallery. A Word is Worth a Thousand Pictures will consist of a multitude of enamel on aluminum paintings, ranging from 10-x-8 inches to 10-x-10 feet.
ECLIPSE (Jonah Bokaer x Anthony McCall)
Sep 5—Sep 9, 2012
Choreographer Jonah Bokaer and artist Anthony McCall explore total motion in this breathtaking collaboration that places dance within an installation built from shifting avenues of light and spatialized, sonic images. Featuring four dancers as well as a special appearance by Bokaer,ECLIPSE utilizes the unique flexibility of the Fishman Space, with a four-sided seating configuration to create an utterly intimate experience between artists and audience.
MICROCOSMOS with live soundtrack by LDP, David First, and Matthew Regula
Nitehawk Cinema
Friday September 7th with composer David First
Saturday September 8th with Telecult Powers mem Matthew Regula
LONG DISTANCE POISON play live music & soundscape to the film. Composer David First will be sitting in with LONG DISTANCE POISON on Friday and TELECULT POWERS member Matthew Regula will be sitting in on Saturday.
Bushwick Blackout
The Shirey
August 31 – September 21, 2012
The Shirey is pleased to present Bushwick Blackout, an immersive multi-media exhibition and video screening of luminous works that twinkle and glow in the dark.In this exhibition, traditional gallery lighting is abandoned. The only sources of light are ultraviolet lamps and the works themselves. Emerging from the walls, ceiling, and floors, the works create a three-dimensional constellation, encompassing the viewer and transforming the conventional gallery space into a spellbound landscape.
Thursday, Aug 30 – 6:00PM
Cornelia St Cafe
A multidisciplinary call-and-response experience, the FLASH POINT/ NYC ensemble of writers and composers interweave new hybrid texts, flash fiction, micro memoir and prose poems across the harmonic rhythms, inversions, melodies and lines of original live jazz. Synchronicities and spontaneities emerge, converge and diverge to cross genres, provoke tradition and explore the territories ahead.
Butoh Electra
August 29 – September 8
Irondale Center
The magnificent, intense and intelligent Butoh Electra is created and performed by the highly acclaimed ensemble, The Ume Group. A "beautiful and disturbing" piece (NYTheatre.com), Butoh Electra presents Sophocles' Greek revenge tragedy as the story of a woman whose vibrant inner life is corrupted by the world of walking dead in which she lives.
September 6 – October 13, 2012
Churner and Churner
Brötzmann/ Adasiewicz Duo and Joshua Abrams Natural Information Society with Chad Taylor
JISOO LEE/Marie Sivak/Sylvia Netzer
Dreamland: Adventures in the Strange Science of Sleep
Sweet Corruptions
Governor's Island Art Fair
Elad Lassry: Untitled (Presence)
Harry Pussy Record Release Party with Bill Orcutt & Chris Corsano
The Snow / C. Gibbs/Annie and The Beekeepers with special guest Wilsen
Fujiya & Miyagi, Hess Is More, Wishes
DO IT AWAKE! (on Mysterious Mountain)
Riitta Ikonen: Post
How Not to Read: Harnessing The Power of a Literature-Free Life"
Jiha Moon: Stars Down to Earth (Artist Talk)
SAUL WILLIAMS Presents CHORUS – A spoken word tour
SoundWalk 2012
Maria Martinez-Cañas
Drew Shiflett/Shift
Slice Magazine Issue 11 Launch Party
The Emily Dickinson Reader
Matthew Miller: "Fools Are Those Who Lose Their Mirrors"
Final opening of: …Is This Free?
ERIC YAHNKER: Virgin Birth 'N' Turf
DANCENOW Joe's Pub Festival
Bridget Everett & The Tender Moments
The Performing Garage Presents: Findlay//Sandsmark's Fractured Bones/Let's Get Lost
Todd Sickafoose's TINY RESISTORS
Happy Birthday, Conlon! A Tribute to Nancarrow on his 100th Birthday
w/ The Bugallo-Williams Piano Duo
David Stoupakis/Matthew Bone
EatSleepDraw (5 Years)
Arnold Dreyblatt: Turntable History / Spin Ensemble
Ryan Turley's Hi/Lo
ELISA LENDVAY: Small Sculpture
Strange Tales of Liaozhai
Thomas Allen: Beautiful Evidence
Wondering Around Wandering
Pauline Oliveros with Doug Van Nort and FILTER
Pictures from the Moon: A Symposium on Holograms and Art
Steve Reich: complete string quartets (Different Trains, Triple Quartet, & world premiere of WTC 9/11, all-live version) performed by ACME
Jozef Van Wissem and Noveller
Odd Job @Fowler Arts
Next wave Festival
The Mountain Goats
Origins of the Forest
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New Free Friday print from Joshua Barber. At the request of a few folks we'll be switching it up to a random drawing this week. You have to email directly (the22magaizne (at) gmail (dot) com) or like our facebook page to be entered for the drawing. The entry deadline is Sunday at midnight.
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This FREE FRIDAY comes to your courtesy of John Jennison and one of my favorite coloring books, "Tentacles." Made up of the many limbed sea creatures of Jennison's devising, "Tentacles" will help you reconnect with your inner (somewhat morbid) child. Check out more of Jennison's work here (and don't forget to grab a copy of his "adult" comic as well.)
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Popculture Pirate.
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It's our 2nd FREE FRIDAY and this week we're giving away a mini-comic from recently interviewed illustrator, Pranas T. Naujokaitis! Check out his collection of work here, and to enter for the giveaway, email the22magazine (at) gmail.com with your name and Free Friday #2 in the subject line.
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The Phantom Family Halo released their brand-new record, When I Fall Out, this past February. You can pick up the record online via iTunes, Amazon, and the Knitting Factory Records store. The record is also available in your local record store.
About The Phantom Family Halo:
Originally from Allentown, PA, Dominic Cipolla has called Louisville KY, home for more then 20 years. During his early years in Louisville, as well as playing in bands including seminal Louisville collective Sapat, he formed a friendship and musical connection with Michael McMahan (The For Carnation/Slint). After playing in several bands together, including the Louisville favorite Starkiller, Cipolla began writing and recording The Legend Of Black Six, the first release under the name Phantom Family Halo. Other then enlisting McMahan for some guitar wizardry, it would be the first of several records that he was mainly responsible for the writing, instrumentation and recording process. In 2009 the same solo approach was used again for the sprawling double L.P., Monoliths and These Flowers Never Die, and in 2010 with the soundtrack Music From Italian T.V. (Read more.)
As a special bonus The 22 Magazine will be giving away a free download of WHITE HOT GUN for our premier of FREE FRIDAY!, a new section of freebies on Friday's.
To download click this: button on the right side of the player below, or at the top middle of the player on the soundcloud page.
White Hot Gun by The Phantom Family Halo, Feb 2012, Knitting Factory Records
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Free Octi-tote for anyone who donates $25 or above to The 22 Magazine fundraiser today and tomorrow only! Pass it on before they swim away!
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Celebrate your holidays Cephalopod style with a free Octi-card download from contributor John Jennison. The card includes a very special Christmas reminder for all your loved ones. Enjoy and check out more of John's comic work at Crisis of Infinite Cells.
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Artist and curator, Charles Wilkin took the time to chat with The 22 about the upcoming collage show All That Remains presented by Ugly Art Room at Picture Farm in Brooklyn. Resourcing from a VAST pool of collage artists, the show is dynamic, bold and most of all, really fun. The show opens Oct 21st, with an reception from 7-9pm at Picture Farm (338 Wythe Ave.)
The 22 Magazine: You happen to be a collage artist yourself, correct? Tell me what it is that first got you hooked on collage and what you love about it?
Charles Wilkin: Yes I'm a collage artist. It's funny because I sort of fell into collage by accident in college. I was late for a drawing class and forgot to bring my pencils and paper. I ran across the hall with nothing more than a stack of photos I'd just printed from my photo class. Instead of smacking my hand with a ruler for being unprepared my instructor said " well use those photos". Clearly she saw something in what I had done that day and encouraged me to make more collages. I guess what I love about collage is it's immediacy and the happy little accidents that happen along the way. I love not knowing where I'm going until I get there and with collage I can sort of get lost in the moment. I think that's what I really love about it most, for me it's very freeing.
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"Coonskin 2: Flight to Canada", a collection of art works by Terrance Hughes
Opening reception: Saturday, October 8th, 6 – 9pm
For Hughes, this upcoming show is a concoction of two inpirations: Flight to Canada, a novel by Ishmael Reed, and Coonskin, an animated film by Bakshi. Flight to Canada tells the story of Raven Quickskill, 40's, and Leechfield slaves who run away from their master, Mr. Swille, in search of freedom. Coonskin tells the story of Brother Rabbit, Preacher Fox, and Brother Bear, who flee the American South during the 1970s in search of liberation. Using satire, sex, violence, identity, and history to tell the stories of their characters, both Reed and Bakshi make clear that transformation can only come from within—a theme that is the cornerstone of Hughes' work and that resonates deeply in his life. Consequently, there is "Coonskin 2: Flight to Canada", which is Hughes' vision of a sequel that will never happen. The show serves as homage and "thank you" to the great works of Reed and Bakshi and is a representation of Hughes' love of the lost art of animation. Terrance Hughes was born in 1975 in St. Louis, Missouri, and currently lives and works in New York City. He is a self-taught artist, whose work deals with different periods of Black American history and issues surrounding cultural and social identities. Hughes' works consist of two elements: graphite and charcoal on paper to create rendered portraits and landscapes from photo references, which are meant to mimic the photo itself, complete with imperfections; and animation Cel Vinyl on acetate, providing stark contrast through its vivid color and three-dimensional effect. It is his belief that the lost art of animation deserves a place in the art world.
Hughes has had recent exhibitions at Modern Eden, San Francisco, The Cheaper Show, Vancouver, and Mad Art Gallery, St. Louis. In March, Hughes participated in a group show to benefit Japan relief at graphite., Williamsburg.
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GRAND OPENING @ROULETTE – Laurie Anderson, Lou Reed and John Zorn/GRAND OPENING – COSA BRAVA featuring Fred Frith, Carla Kihlstedt, Zeena Parkins, Matthias Bossi, Shahzad Ismaily, and the Norman Conquest
Sat Sep 17 – 8:00 PM and Sun Sep 18 – 8:00 PM
Three legends of the New York Underground combine forces for an evening of extreme improvised music. "The most important multimedia artist of our time,"(LA Times), Laurie Anderson is best known for her multimedia presentations and musical recordings that have challenged and delighted audiences around the world for more than 30 years. Tonight Anderson teams up with husband Lou Reed – arguably one of the most influential musicians in rock history whose band, the Velvet Underground, redefined the music of the late '60s. Also joining them tonight is maverick composer/performer and godfather of the Downtown New York scene, John Zorn.
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Mostly Other People Do The Killing @Cornelia.
Monday, August 1, 10:00 PM
Peter Evans, trumpet; Jon Irabagon, saxophone; Moppa Elliot, bass; Kevin Shea, drums.
Students from So Percussion's Summer Institute (SOSI) play the music of Dan Deacon other surprises@LPR.
Jamie xx (DJ Set) w/ Brenmar (10pm)
special guests Dan Deacon
The art made by Baltimore artist Dan Deacon is about community and how to organize and inspire it. From founding a now well-known art collective (Wham City), to organizing and running an annually sold-out DIY music festival (Whartscape), to conceiving, planning and curating a massive 60 person/30 band tour (Baltimore Round Robin Tour), it's clear to see that community and bringing people together is the major theme of his work. Bromst is the embodiment of that way of thinking. (READ MORE.)
Group Exhibition @Joshua Liner Gallery
Summer Group Exhibition 2011
August 4 to August 27, 2011
Joshua Liner Gallery is pleased to present the 2011 Summer Group Exhibition showcasing 17 artists, including established gallery regulars and several newcomers to the gallery. The exhibition will feature painting, collage, and drawing, with works by the following artists:
Cameron Gray, Chloe Early, Damon Soule, Dave Kinsey, David Ellis, Evan Hecox, Evelyn Rydz, Greg Lamarche, Herbert Baglione, Oliver Vernon, Pema Rinzin, Ryan McLennan, Shawn Barber, Stephen Powers, Tiffany Bozic, Tomokazu Matsuyama and Tony Curanaj.
xperi-MENTAL Festival 3
August-5, 6, 7
Three days or avant garde and experimental music madness!
Curated by Robert L. Pepper (PAS) and Valerie Kuhne (Prehistoric Horse)
Goodbye Blue Monday
J Train to Kosciusko St
Round Robin Collective in Residence at A.I.R Gallery
August 5th through August 27th A.I.R Gallery will host Round Robin Collective in Residence at A.I.R Gallery.
Opening Reception: Thursday, August 4th, 6-9pm.
Gallery Hours during this exhibition: Thursday 5:30 – 8:30pm, and Fri – Sun, 11 to 6pm.
Le Squeezebox Cabaret @ Public Assembly:
A Monthly Night of Accordion-Driven Variety
The first Monday of every month, David F. Slone, Esq. invites you to join him in a celebration of the beauty of the bellows with Brooklyn's hottest underground accordionists, dancers, strippers, singers, comedians and magicians!
Axis Company's episodic play Hospital, about the interior life of a person in a terminal coma, is something of a signature for the company, which has produced a new installment of the drama nearly every year since 1997. Conceived, written and directed by Randy Sharp (Edgar Oliver's East 10th Street: Self Portrait with Empty House), the show is a summer downtown phenomenon beloved for its balance of horror, humor, and weirdness. The company will present the 11th production in the series July 8 – August 20.
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A Celebration of The Battle for Mau Mau Island
Saturday, July 30
9:30 pm – late
SWIMMING CITIES in collaboration with SEA WORTHY present: A Celebration of The Battle for Mau Mau Island with Rusty Lazer (New Orleans, Bounce.), Dirtyfinger (Black Label), Geko Jones (Que Bajo?.) and Barney Iller (Rubulad).
Last weekend the naval gangs of New York assembled to Battle for Mau Mau Island (see photos here). Come see the fallen soldiers, harvested booty, and glorious victors at a new two-story space in Bed-Stuy. Mau Mau gangs, gladiator raft jousting, cocktail catacombs, clothing optional watergun fight, underground casino & film screenings of eerily beautiful movies set on the water, slide show and videos of the battle, and an awards presentation for the victors. Wet & wild all night long.
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In his magnum opus, Gravity's Rainbow, Thomas Pynchon introduces us to the German concept of Brenschluss in the telemetry of the flight of the V2 rocket. The rocket is propelled by its engines and travels along its parabolic arc. At a certain point the engines turn off, this flameout is called brenschluss. At brenschluss the rocket's ascendancy is checked by gravity, and before it begins to fall to its target on earth, it hesitates for just a moment. After this moment gravity and momentum alone, not a rocket engine, define the inexorable trajectory of descent to its inevitable, calamitous end. (READ MORE.)
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Harvey Stein has been a fixture on the New York photo scene for many years. He has photographed the city from every angle with every kind of camera, at every time of day and night. Beyond these shores he has led photographic seminars and workshops all over the world…He's gone everywhere, and for the last 40 years he's been going to Coney Island…where New York City flows into the Atlantic Ocean at the end of Ocean Avenue, in Brooklyn.
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Snoop Dogg was briefly detained in Norway after entering the country with marijuana and a large amount of cash, according to reports.
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Apple in 9
This was supposed to be Apple in 10. Ten shots of Apple painting in her book. Somewhere along the line I dropped a photo, so it is Apple in 9.
She has been asking for paint for so long, all the paints we had for J are done, dried up and gone away. I have never really enjoyed painting in the house. I always find it so messy and I already have so much to clean thanks to the kids. But after watching her paint like a pro, my thoughts have changed a bit. J was so much more messy and she spent a long time painting everything. She used up all the paint in a matter of hours. So it will be off to the store for more water paints this week.
So here you have Apple in 9.
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Nice! D was always a messy (not that interested) painter. Today M had a wood model airplane he wanted to paint and I dug out my old tole painting paints. He had a blast. I was thinking I needed more paints for him too. And I should get some of those water paint books (dollar store) for D2. He loves to copy his older brother.
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Great shots Anna! Captured your little artist so well. Almost makes me want to pull out the paints here…. Almost.


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JACKSON, MO (KFVS) - A Jackson native organized a race that will benefit breast cancer research.
Cathy Seabaugh, was born and raised in Jackson. She now lives in Chicago and has started the "Give a Sister Hope" foundation.
The non-for-profit charity raises money for breast cancer research.
Seabaugh started the organization in honor of her sister, Sheila Hager, who still lives in Jackson. Hager won her battle against the disease.
Now folks will have a chance to participate in an 8K run in honor of all of those who've been through that fight.
The pink moon run will be held October 30, 2010. The nighttime run starts at the Jackson park. The courthouse will even be illuminated in pink that night! The run is designed for runner and walkers of all ages.
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THOSE who wield power in Pakistan are hardly concerned about the state of public education because they can afford to send their children to private schools. Those with no choice but to turn to government schools lack the influence to demand change. Hence it is welcome that the Supreme Court has taken notice of 'ghost' schools — public 'schools' where no teaching takes place but whose teachers draw regular salaries. Hearing a related case on Monday, the apex court ordered the formation of a commission, made up of district and sessions judges, to report on the details of ghost and non-functional schools in the country.
Estimates by NGOs indicate that there are thousands of such schools throughout Pakistan, although the problem is most acute in Sindh. While figures suggest that around 25 million children are out of school nationwide, the neglect of public education is manifesting itself in different ways in the provinces. In Sindh over a third of schools don't have a building or boundary wall. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, aside from the large-scale destruction of schools by militants, many institutes have closed because teachers prefer to seek better paying jobs in the urban areas. Among Punjab's main problems is the illegal occupation of schools. Balochistan faces a litany of woes, among them the fact that the majority of teachers in rural areas don't show up to teach. The core of the problem everywhere is the same: bad governance.
It is difficult to address the inadequacies of the curriculum or pedagogy if the physical infrastructure is poor or no teaching is going on because schools exist only on paper. Efforts were made during Gen Musharraf's rule to ascertain the situation in public schools, which is when the issue of ghost schools came to the fore. By all accounts, attempts to reduce teacher absenteeism met with resistance as many elected nazims of the time argued that holding teachers accountable would not go down well in their constituencies. The Supreme Court-constituted committee should now focus on checking the misuse of education funds and curbing teacher absenteeism. Ideally, local people must be hired, trained and persuaded to stay in their native areas as it is difficult to convince those based in cities to move to the hinterland. There must also be zero tolerance for political inductions and interference in educational affairs, as political appointees serve the interests of their patrons rather than of education. Denying Pakistan's children educational opportunities will result in a nation of uneducated millions with no marketable skills, causing further complications such as reduced productivity and social strife. In fact, the disaster is already in the process of unfolding.


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That the country sets aside a specific day each November to recognize the sacrifices made by veterans is a humbling honor, two New Hampshire veterans said.
"Veterans Day means everything to me," said Gregory McCrady of Merrimack, who served a tour with the U.S. Army in the Iraq War in 2004 before severely injuring his back in an accident. "It's soldiers who give us the rights that we have in this country."Among the many celebrations and services that will be held today statewide, McCrady plans to attend a barbecue at the Hooksett Vet Center.
McCrady, 41, was on his gun truck when he fell onto a welding machine, fracturing three vertebrae. He is now medically retired, he said.
He said the holiday also helps him remember a fallen friend, Jeremiah Holmes.For Sean Carrier of Penacook, the holiday is something he respects, but he said he has been treated with warmth and respect throughout the year by people since returning from Iraq in 2006 after suffering severe injuries. For example, he said, he was recently at a Dunkin' Donuts and had his coffee paid for by someone who said they noticed that his license plate said he was a veteran.
"That makes me feel good, you know what I mean?" he said.
Carrier, 40, said he was involved in several improvised explosive device attacks and a mortar attack — "I've been blown up a few times," he said — before his military career was ended when he suffered a spine injury while on an aircraft that had a "hard landing."
He left the Army in 2008 and after a period of recovery from his injuries, he worked for a while for the Veterans Administration, but said he is now "100 percent disabled" and can't work.
"My body is shutting down," he said. "Everything hurts. I'm in constant pain."He said he also suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder that he copes with through group therapy sessions that he said is helpful because of the shared experiences.
"You get other vets who can relate to what you're going through," he said. "We're trying to deal with what we went through that haunts us to this day. I've gone many nights without sleep.
"You've just got to take it one day at a time," he said.He said he may attend a ceremony that will be held today at the Boscawen Cemetery.
"It all depends on how I feel," he said.
Veterans Day began as a recognition of the armistice at the eleventh hour on Nov. 11, 1918, which saw the end of armed combat in World War I. Originally called Armistice Day, its name was changed to Veterans Day on June 1, 1954, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs website.
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SBNation is reporting that Terrelle Pryor, Devier Posey, Solomon Thomas, Daniel Herron, and Mike Adams have all been suspended by the NCAA for the first 5 games of next season for "selling" memorabilia, or trading it for ink. The items include Big 10 Conference Championship rings, Gold Pants, and a Fiesta Bowl Sportsmanship award. Players will be repaying the cost of the items, but will still play in the Sugar Bowl.
First, I'm shocked that the NCAA is actually doing anything. After the precedent they set with $cam Newton and his pops, I figured that you'd actually have to murder someone on the field to get in trouble these days. Trading signed gear for tattoos seems a little beneath even the Buckeyes.
Next, I can't believe that the university won't be suspending these jack-wagons for the bowl game. The reason that I started following that program in the first place was the pageantry of the entire Ohio State Football experience, but I stuck around because I thought that since the Maurice Clarrett debacle, they had changed their ways and were actually a program with integrity.
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Yeah, in championship rings and trophies, you tool. I had high hopes for this kid, but he runs his mouth far too much for the performance he actually gives. Where is Tressel while this kid is running his mouth on the internet?
Ohio State won't suffer much from this - their first five games next year are as follows:
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(Granted, Miami and Michigan State could be slightly problematic, but likely not.)
Finally, I'm sad. Between the Heisman, Auburn, Cam's dad, the Ducks and their Nike money, short goal posts, and tattoo-gate, this season has pretty much been the road of broken dreams - littered with dirty money, cocky players, and reaching out in to the horizon with an end point of the most corrupt system in choosing a champion for a bunch of "amateurs" that anyone can comprehend.
This also makes me hopeful that the future of the sport lies with teams like BSU - with integrity, heart, drive, creativity, and talent - that make the rest of the country take notice that the game doesn't have to be like this. Seasons don't have to be like this one. Right now we could be in the thick of the playoffs, and instead we're pondering the consequences of cheering on The Team That Coulda Been.
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It's considered by some one of the biggest political and economical boondoggles in U.S. history, and we continue to pay for a part of it each and every year.
The Cross Florida Barge Canal Project was hailed as the second Panama Canal -- a way to save time and money. Ships would no longer travel around the state. Instead, they'd cut straight through from the Gulf to the Atlantic. But a year later, the money ran out, the war ended.
Decades later, the same project was redesigned, this time to improve barge shipping times.
President Lyndon B. Johnson even showed up in Palatka, Florida to pull the switch that restarted construction. This new design included the Rodman Reservoir and Kirkpatrick Dam in Palatka.
Even then, opponents saw it as an environmental and political disaster.
State archive footage shows the President of the National Audubon Society from 1959-1967 stating, "I think the Cross Florida Barge Canal is one of the greatest boondoggles ever perpetrated on the Florida public and the United States public!"
Back then, it cost taxpayers more than $70 million to build the dam, and today, as the debate rages on about whether to tear it down or not, the reality is it would cost more cash -- tens of millions of dollars just to partially tear it down.
Current opponents point to archive video which shows nearly 5,000 acres of pristine swampland and cypress trees mowed down and crushed as partial reason for their protests.
That and the stunning fact the Cross Florida Barge Canal Project has never been finished, sticking Floridians with an unneeded dam, a ditch of water, and a hefty maintenance bill. Florida taxpayers pay $300- to $500-thousand every year for the upkeep of the Kirkpatrick Dam and Rodman Reservoir, both of which are not really needed.
Erin Condon is the Executive Director of Florida Defenders of the Environment. She explains, "The federal government still has jurisdiction over part of it, but the operations and the costs are born by the state of Florida."
Condon's group has fought for decades to at least partially tear down the dam, and restore the Ocklawaha River to its original glory.
She says, "Restoring the river and getting our water quality back, our springs back, giving manatees a new place to go, and giving canoeists and kayakers and other recreationalists this amazing resource back, is so much more valuable to the state. It cost so much to maintain it and keep it going for almost no benefit accept to a very select few people."
People who argue it would take a hundred years to restore the river to what it once was, ruining what opponents of tearing the dam down call the silver lining in this whole debacle: good bass fishing.
Tournaments bring in cash to Putnam County.
FOX 35's Tracy Jacim asked Ed Taylor, Putnam County Commissioner and Save Rodman Resevoir, Inc. member, if people would still come to the area to fish if the dam was removed. Taylor said No.
When asked, "Why not? There'd still be some good fishing out there," Taylor responded, "No, there wouldn't be. You can ask old time fishermen who will tell you fishing on the old Ocklawaha River was terrible because the current was too fast."
While folks on both sides of what some call the "ditch of dreams" continue to debate what should or should not be done, one thing is certain: you and I will continue to foot the bill.
"I would say it's one of the biggest boondoggles the state has ever experienced!" Condon says.
"We never said it should be built, but now that it's here, why throw buckets of money at something that isn't broken?" Taylor asks. "Once they started it they should have finished it."
Just last month the U.S. Forest Service agreed to consider partially tearing down the dam. They are expected to decide within the next few months.
If they don't agree to, Condon says Florida Defenders of the Environment will sue the U.S. Forest Service.
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It's the book trailer to award winning author Grace Lin's new novel Starry River of the Sky!
Just released today it's the book trailer to Grace Lin's newest novel Starry River of the Sky! Already receiving rave reviews, Starry River of the Sky is the companion book to Where the Mountain Meets the Moon which was awarded the prestigious Newbery Honor Award in 2010. Starry River of the Sky officially launches October 2nd but for those of you that just can't wait to get a copy it is already available on Amazon or, if you reside near Cambridge, MA, you can attend the booklaunch this Sunday, September 30th and get a signed copy! Be sure to visit Grace's blog on October 2nd and join in the online launch party! Grace will also be going on a short, 3 stop book tour in October to promote the book. Why such a short tour? Not only is Grace celebrating the launch of her new book, she and her husband just celebrated the birth of her first child, a daughter, a mere 4 months ago! Congratulations Grace!
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These days when you hear Tweet-Tweet, it usually has something to do with Twitter. However, this project has nothing to do with that popular social networking system.
This post is all about sweet looking feathered friends that come to life thanks to a little embroidery.
I was purging a ton of holiday catalogs a few weeks ago when this Pottery Barn cover caught my eye. "What a pretty embroidered bird and branch", I mused.
Of course, I immediately had one of my "hmm, I can make that" moments as well as the idea for this blog post.
The embroidery disc I used for this project is called Scenic Birds and includes a nice variety of birds and their nests. There are 15 different images in this collection which also includes a few designs that are nearly a foot tall.
I've had this embroidery disc for years but never did much with it. I was pleased to pull it out and put it to good use after so long.
I'm always on the lookout for pretty linens and tea towels to use for embroidery projects. You can find beautiful, inexpensive cotton pieces just about anywhere so keep your eyes peeled.
I try to keep a linen stash on hand so I'm ready when the embroidery bug hits me. These creamy, lemon-colored and striped tea towels are perfect for this project.
If you're considering purchasing an embroidery machine this year, there are wonderful systems on the market today to suit any need and budget.
One feature that most machines have in common is the ability to add text to the image and to view the project along with other important embroidery details including stitch count, thread color order, hoop size and estimated completion time.
I love to watch the embroidered image slowly take shape on the fabric. What starts out as a few nondescript stitches evolves with each subsequent thread change.
Eventually the beautiful, intricate image is revealed.
If you're making embroidered tea towels for a gift, the addition of a tag is a great finishing element. I'm pretty big on handmade tags because they're fun to make and they add a nice touch to any project.
To make the gift tag you'll need the following supplies; 1-main stamp, 2-a background stamp, 3-a tag punch (minus my partial reflection), 4-small hole punch, 5-a set of mini alphabet stamps and 6/7-light and dark shade of rubber stamp ink.
Punch out several tag shapes. Use the floral background stamp to cover the entire tag area. I suggest you also stamp the back of the tag with the background stamp for a more uniform and finished look.
Using a darker colored ink, stamp the main image (in this case the bird) onto the front of the tag.
To personalize the tag or add a cute title, use the mini letter stamps to spell out a phrase, word or "tweet".
Use a small hole punch to put a hole in the top of the tag.
You can tie the tag with pretty ribbon or raffia. Raffia is a multi-use fiber that's often used in basket making. I like to use it to tie linens and gift boxes.
In this case, raffia works well as a tag tie and accent bow. Raffia comes in a variety of colors and is available at most crafts stores.
I'll get back to the tags in a bit. First, here's a closer look at how each of the embroidery designs in this tea towel trio stitched out.
Clip any loose embroidery strings on the backside of the tea towel and then roll each one. Hold the roll in place with a few strands of the raffia.
Use a single strand of raffia to attach the bird tag to the front of the bundle.
Stack the tea towels in a close-fitting box or tissue-filled gift bag for a great presentation and an equally great offering for someone special.
I really love how nice and neat these towels look all lined up like this and I think the little tweet-tags give the set a moreboutique-like appearance.
If you're making a set of towels to give away, don't forget to make at least one for yourself. This Cardinal design is my favorite in this embroidery collection.
Now, if only I can keep certain tiny, sticky fingers off my sweet, new tweet-tweet tea towel.
While on the subject of birds, the annual Great Backyard Bird Count is right around the corner. For four days in February birdwatchers across the country will keep their eyes peeled on their own yards to help count birds.
The collected data is extremely useful to scientists to help understand where our feathered friends are actually located in real time. Click the link above for more info on the free, online Great Backyard Bird Count event.
Nana Banana (my mom and birdwatching enthusiast) will be participating and hopefully some of you reading this will join in as well. Tweet-Tweet.♥


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(WMC) - A Mid-South community is experiencing an ambulance shortage after a fire shut down a hospital; forcing emergency responders to drive to Memphis for care.
The Crittenden Regional Hospital fire happened 11 days before a vote to raise the sales tax one cent to save the financially strapped medical center.
Now, people are getting a dose of what it would be like without the county's only hospital.
West Memphis resident and tax supporter Danny Jones cannot imagine life without Crittenden Regional. Jones, who suffered a stroke that left him wheel chair dependent, says he would not be here if not for the hospital.
"They saved me every time. I'm still alive," said Jones.
West Memphis Assistant Fire Chief Jeff Jones says paramedics must now take patients over the I-40 bridge to Memphis emergency rooms.
"A couple of extra minutes could mean death to somebody," said Chief Jones. "We've run out of ambulances in the county."
The fire chief says response times to Crittenden Regional were reasonable.
"We were there 15-30 minutes at the longest to unload patients. We go to Memphis, now we're looking at an hour sometimes two hours," added Chief Jones. "We even had an ambulance wait at the MED almost six hours."
Jones also noted that there have been times when fire trucks respond to emergencies and babysit the scene until ambulances can arrive.
"There are instances where there are wrecks on the bridge where there's traffic backed up and our next hospital is an hour away in Jonesboro."
The hospital was already in fear of shut down from financial woes at the time the fire happened in an empty patient room. No one was hurt.
Supporters have launched social media pages to save the hospital, which is closed for repairs until June 23.
Early voting for a tax hike to keep the hospital open begins on Tuesday, election day is June 24.
According to the head of the West Memphis Republican Party, even the most fiscally conservative support the increase in the name of safety.
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NIT: Northwestern Barely Focused on Akron, or Even This Year
According to the Chicago Tribune article "previewing" tonight's NIT game, the focus has already shifted to next season and whether Bill Carmody will still be in charge. Then again, the players did say they talked about Akron on Sunday night. Probably before discussing transfer plans in case of a coaching change. The Chicago Sun-Times says that Luka Mirkovic will not play in the NIT, thanks to a nagging ankle injury. That makes the starting lineup and the bench for the Wildcats significantly shorter. My guess is that Davide Curletti will get the start to counter Akron's height, leaving Northwestern with few choices at forward on the bench.


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Misch struggles as Giants fall to A's
Starter surrenders eight first-inning runs in brief outing
at Phoenix Municipal Stadium
Saturday, March 15
A's at the plate: Non-roster outfielder Todd Linden, who spent the first five full years of his pro career in the Giants organization and entered the game batting .526 (10-for-19) this spring, banged out four hits to lead an Oakland attack that went to work early. Second baseman Mark Ellis went 2-for-2 in the first inning alone as part of an eight-run frame, which included catcher Kurt Suzuki's two-run double, an RBI double by Linden and a two-run single by shortstop Bobby Crosby. The rout continued when outfielder Ryan Sweeney, who had singled in a run in the first inning, doubled home Suzuki, who led off the second with a single. Linden followed with an RBI single -- Oakland's 11th hit of the game -- to make it 10-1.
Giants on the mound: Lefty Pat Misch, who brought a 3.68 ERA over 7 1/3 innings of Cactus League work into his second start of the spring, didn't get out of the first inning. He allowed eight earned runs on five hits -- including two long doubles -- and three walks, getting pulled with one out after his third walk.
A's on the mound: Opening Day starter Joe Blanton threw 91 pitches over seven innings in an intrasquad game Friday at Minor League camp, so Saturday's start went to Henry Rodriguez, a 21-year-old who has wowed the Oakland staff with radar readings up to 100 mph in his first three Cactus League outings. After allowing a run on a hit and three walks and a wild pitch in the first inning, Rodriguez retired three of the four batters he faced in a shutout second before the bullpen took over and got some immediate help when left fielder Jeff Fiorentino, playing behind righty Andrew Brown, made a diving catch to rob Lewis to open the third inning.
Cactus League records: Giants 5-12-2; A's 13-5Up next for the Giants: San Francisco has split-squad games for the second day in a row on Sunday. They'll entertain the Los Angeles Angels in Scottsdale, with Giants righty Matt Cain opposing Jered Weaver, and visit Kansas City in Surprise, where non-roster right-hander Victor Santos will face the Royals' Zack Greinke.
Up next for the A's: Lefty Gio Gonzalez, one of the prospects acquired in the trade that sent Nick Swisher to the White Sox, will make his second Cactus League start of the spring on Sunday when Oakland hosts the Rangers, who are scheduled to start righty Sidney Ponson in a 1:05 p.m. PT game at Phoenix Muni. Gonzalez has appeared in three games thus far, allowing two runs on seven hits over nine innings while walking four and striking out six.
Mychael Urban is a national writer for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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