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Request - He Forgets Your Anniversary
Harry: You don't get a text, a phone call, or a tweet telling you happy anniversary. You've been with Harry for three years, you think he'd know when your anniversary is. You continue your day, thinking maybe he has something planned for later and it's a surprise. You come home to an empty house so you wait. You wait for hours. You give up at midnight and shower before dressing in your sweats and crawl into bed. And then you wait some more. Harry comes home a few hours later, strips from his clothes and collapses onto the bed. "It's been such a long day! I thought we'd never be done at the studio" he exhales and tears fill your eyes. He forgot. You roll to your side, back to him and you cry. "What's wrong?" he questions, curling around you but the last thing you want is for him to touch you. "Oh shit… today's, it's our anniversary" he sighs, rolling out of bed as you continue to cry. He riffles around in the drawers before pulling on some sweats. "Get dressed" he tells you, tossing you your sweats. "Please" he begs. You dress in the sweats on the bed and don't bother to brush your hair or wipe your face as you follow him to his car. You sit across from him at the all night dinner, sharing a large stack of strawberry waffles as he apologizes. "I know it isn't much but… it's a start" Harry tells you, sliding a ring box across the table and you set your fork down. You open the lid to see a platinum band encrusted with yellow diamonds and he makes you a promise never to forget anything ever again as he slides it on your ring finger.
Liam: In the four years you've been with Liam, you haven't actually been with him on your anniversary. That doesn't mean he misses telling you "Happy anniversary" on the actual day though. Until this year. You don't wake up to the usual "Happy anniversary babe, here's to many more" tweet and you hope that means its just coming later. But it doesn't. He doesn't text you and while you try to drop hints about your anniversary all day, he doesn't take them. He's on the other side of the world so he can't see you as you crumble to the floor of your shower. You get that he's busy but this our anniversary, you've been together four years; that's hardly long enough for him to forget. "It's you anniversary today mate, did you not tell her happy anniversary?" Louis asks and Liam face palms himself. He books himself a flight home despite management protesting and flies home. And though he's a day late, you can't help but forgive him when he has a dozen roses delivered every four hours until the whole house is filled with white roses.
Niall: When Niall asks you to come out for tour, you think he's asking so you can spend your anniversary together. However, when the time comes he doesn't even mention the two years you've been together. He continues the day as if it's any other Tuesday and you shouldn't be surprised. He's busy, been busy nonstop for two years so you feel lucky he remembers he has a girlfriend. You want to say something to him but don't, opting instead to keep quiet because in the grand scheme of things… a forgotten anniversary isn't that big of a deal. He doesn't cheat, he doesn't beat you, he gives you anything you want, and he loves you immensely. "Happy anniversary" Liam says at dinner that night, watching as Niall snaps his head to yours and you blush. "That's… fuck" he exclaims, knocking his chair back before rushing from the table. He returns several minutes later, a boquet of flowers in his hand and a gift bag. "It's all they had in the gift shop" he says with a sheepish smile, watching as you open the bag to find a small stuffed panda and you smile. "Aren't pandas forgetful?" Zayn asks and the table erupts into laughter. "It can be our anniversary mascot" you tell an embarrassed Niall, kissing him for at least trying.
Louis: You never actually thought he had forgotten today was your four year anniversary. That is until he sent you a text from the studio saying he was going out with the boys tonight. He has a lot on his mind, you get it, but you'd think after four years he would remember something as important as the day he asked you to be his girlfriend. Before you go to sleep you tweet out a picture of the date you had put a heart around on the calendar. With the picture you caption "guess some things are better left forgotten." You fall asleep knowing he was going to be home late, if at all, and that he more than likely wouldn't even see the picture. "Uhh Louis?" Harry says looking down at his phone. "Yeah?" Louis says turning towards him. Harry holds up his phone to show Louis the screen. "Holy shit!!" Louis says as his eyes widen. "You're in deep shit man," Harry says pulling his phone back. "Yeah no shit," Louis says before getting up and running out of the restaurant. You wake up the next morning to an empty bed. You sigh as you get up, disappointed that your boyfriend had actually forgotten about your special day. You make your way downstairs, wiping your eyes as you walk. You're in mid-yawn when you reach the bottom of the stairs and realize that your feet aren't on hardwood. You look down to see that your entire living room floor has been covered in rose pedals. You slowly raise your head towards the kitchen and notice the light is on. You walk through the mass of red rose pedals to the kitchen and gasp. "Louis!" you shout running into his arms, not even paying attention to what he had done to the kitchen. You pull back to kiss him with a smile. "Babe, I'm sorry. I promise I didn't mean to forgot," he says hanging his head. You smile at him and begin to look around the kitchen. "Oh my God Lou what is all of this?" "It's an 'I'm sorry," he says with a smile. You look around at all of the gorgeous bouquets of flowers, giant fruit arrangements, as well as a custom cake sitting on the island. "How did you.." you stare in amazement. "Lots of phonecalls," he says with a smile, pulling you in and holding you close.
Zayn: "Dude, isn't it yours and (y/n)'s anniversary today?" Liam asks Zayn, while he and the other boys agree to extend their studio session for a second time. "Shit!" He says running out of the studio. You had expected him home hours ago and were sitting in front of a cold meal with burnt out candles. You get up from your seat, collecting the plates of food and taking them back to the kitchen. As you toss the cold food down the garbage disposal, tears begin to fall from your eyes. You hadn't heard from him since his goodbye this morning but you never thought he would forget your five year anniversary. You clean up the kitchen and head to bed, not knowing when he was going to be home. As you make your way up the stairs the front door flies open. You turn around to see your boyfriend standing in the doorway holding a rather large bouquet of Plumerias, undoubtedly your favorite flower. You smile at him as he walks over to you, handing you the flowers. "It isn't much, but (y/n) I'm so sorry," he says giving you a kiss. You wipe the tears from your eyes and smile, "I love you."


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With less than a month remaining until the eight participating countries tee off, it's time to start meeting the teams who'll compete in the inaugural LPGA International Crown, a one-of-a-kind, four-day match play tournament, July 24-27. This biennial, global match play competition will feature four-woman teams from eight countries, battling for the honor of being recognized the "world's best golf nation." This year teams from the United States, South Korea, Japan, Thailand, Spain, Sweden, Chinese Taipei, and Australia will tee off against each other at Caves Valley Golf Club in Owings Mill, Maryland.
The final field of eight countries was determined by the combined Rolex World Rankings of the top four players from each country as of the Rolex World Rankings published at the conclusion of the 2013 CME Group Titleholders event on Sunday, November 24, 2013. (Countries must have had a minimum of four ranked players to be eligible.) The final field of 32 players was determined on Monday, March 31, 2014 according to the Rolex World Rankings at the conclusion of the Kia Classic.
Team Australia, ranked eighth among the competing countries, will be led by Karrie Webb. The Aussies couldn't ask for a stronger team anchor. Webb's seventh in the world rankings and brings the experience of 53 international victories to Team Australia.
She'll be joined by the world's top-ranked amateur, Minjee Lee, and two deeply experience Tour players, Katherine Kirk, and Lindsey Wright as this tightly knit foursome takes on teams that collectively outrank them but will be hard-pressed to outplay them.
Webb's warming up for the International Crown by defending her title at the Ladies European Masters this week, where Minjee Leee is in the field and competing against her mentor; and both Webb and Lee are in the field at the RICOH British Women's Open, July 10-13 at the Royal Birkdale Golf Club in Southport, Lancashire, UK.
I'm expecting Team Australia to be primed and ready to play well above their collective rankings when they tee it up on Thursday, July 24 for the opening round robin four-ball matches at the International Crown.
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But what an electric thrill it sends up and down the spine, how it sets the heart racing: A Royal Romance! A Royal Wedding! The pomp and the pageantry!
Of course, we have had a very recent British royal wedding; that of Prince William's father, Prince Charles, and Camilla Parker Bowles in 2005, an event clearly some decades in the brewing. In the full bloom of dynamic middle age, Prince Charles and Camilla had clearly found happiness, and the newly anointed duchess of Cornwall looked very handsome indeed in Robinson Valentine's stately taffeta coat dress and Philip Treacy's whimsical ears-of-wheat tiara.
But in the promised nuptials of Charles and Kate (as the world knows her) we have the glamour of youth. In William we have the unmatchable glamour of the heir to the throne of Great Britain, the future King William V, a soldier-sportsman possessed of the clear-cut Nordic good looks of his grandfather Prince Philip as a young man, and the perfect old-fashioned English coloring of his mother, Diana, the Princess of Wales.
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It looks like tight end Garrett Graham is in danger of missing his second straight game.
He missed practice again on Thursday with a hamstring injury.
"It's similar to last week and he didn't play last week," interim coach Wade Phillips said, "so it's not looking good from that standpoint."
If Graham is out, the Texans find themselves very thin at the tight end position. Fullback/tight end hybrid Brad Smelley, who played last week, is dealing with back soreness and hasn't practiced this week. Phillips said they're hoping Smelley is ready by game time Sunday but said right now Smelley is "iffy."
That leaves rookie sixth-round pick Ryan Griffin as the only healthy tight end on the active roster.
The Texans also have Phillip Supernaw on the practice squad. They added him this week and there's a chance they could sign him to the active roster before Sunday if Smelley is out.
Johnathan Joseph (groin), Antonio Smith (knee) and Darryl Sharpton (ankle) returned to practice on Thursday as expected. DeVier Posey (high ankle sprain) was still out.
TE Graham 'not looking good' for Sunday
It looks like tight end Garrett Graham is in danger of missing his second straight game.


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I have a legit question — have any of you actually gotten better while being locked up here, or are you all just wasting your time like me?
Yer not wastin' time..
Basically, but americans tend to be more rude. I mean not a lot of people find people from Ireland useful. All you guys do is drink and eat potatoes.
We also have a lot of bombs, but.
1…2…3….4…5…. Okay and can you say anything correctly. I understand your an alien but can you say the simply words right?
An' t'is is why t'e entire world hates Americans. People like ya.
There's nothing to do out there.
Not'in' ta do in here, eit'er.
Me room .. really?
Can ya not be an ignorant, American cunt fer five seconds?
Might be a good idea.
I might've gotten yelled at a few times fer it already.
I'm fine.
Yer not, Daniel. Ot'erwise, ya wouldn't be here.


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The New York Knicks were ousted out of the 2012 NBA Playoffs in the first round by the Miami Heat in five games, the same team that would eventually win the title. Carmelo Anthony, the Knicks' star, took a lot of the criticism for the team's loss and questions about his leadership ability emerged.
On that Heat squad was LeBron James and Dwyane Wade, two of Anthony's close friends. Although he liked seeing his friends succeed, Anthony wants to share that feeling.
Anthony told reporters that there is an added motivation to win the championship after he saw the Heat hoist the trophy. The Knicks have the potential to be title contenders and it's now the players' responsibility to put in the time required to improve.
"I believe my time is coming," Anthony said, adding: "Whether this year or next year, I truly believe our time is coming. We're going to keep playing for that." (New York Times)
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That's what sold the CD, fugg whatever Drake was talmbout.
That's what sold the CD, fugg whatever Drake was talmbout.
Fugg everyone that creamed themselves cause 'Ye got a twitter.
Is it really that deep?
I'm going start my half sleeve with lotus flowers.
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I was talking with a friend and the subject of Nicki Minaj came up with this analogy:
She is like a cracker to a staving homeless person in the rap game. Bland and tasteless but because they haven't eaten in a while it's assumed that it is the best thing on earth. But, give said person a turkey dinner.. and that cracker aint shit.
Nicki is the cracker, the rap game is the homeless person. Until some other female rappers hit the scene, that game will be will be munching on crackers for a while and never be able to taste that turkey dinner. Shit or ever a ritz for that matter.
You hate reality that much that every aspect of your life you only do cause a celeb did? SMFH.
-praying that nothing serious is wrong with my daddy-
I'm a big enough girl to say that I used to have some serious self image issues. I've finally, after 23 years, can say for the most part..I am over them. I focused on every flaw that was on my body… I don't blame media, my family, random people, or friends. There were lots of different things that influenced the manifestation of my obsessiveness.
Being able to get over it was one of the things that let me be able to cut my hair off.
I used my long hair as something to hide behind. I know, a lot of people prob won't believe me, because of my personality but sometimes I do have relapses. I've never thought I was ugly. I just felt like when people looked at me they were stripping me and judging everything that I was not… the biggest part of this was my skin. Because of chicken pox x some other rare diease x my genetic makeup I have hella sensitve skin. So I have scars. That, I will admit, started it all. I'm saying all this to say this.
There's nothing wrong with having insecurites. Just don't let them consume and depress you.
Every day when I wake up I make sure to let myself know how beautiful I am. I stand in the mirror and love every scar and flaw. You should do the same. I take more pictures of myself as well. It's all about good image and great self feeling in 2010.
The rap game went from:
Being Sober is Cool
Drinking 40s is Cool
Smoking Weed and Drinking 40s is Cool
Champagne is Cool
Hard Liquor is Cool
Hard Liquor and Pills is Cool
Hard Liquor, Pills and Cough Syrup is Cool
And now it's Wine…
A step was lost SOMEWHERE…
..understand how some people can be active members of the internet social scene (FB, Twitter, Blogging..whathaveyou) and are super extra dumb emotional, touchy, and just all around douchey.
Like… It's the internet. If someone hurt your feelings. Block them. Log off. Or just close your laptop. I mean it's simple. But flooding my timeline/mini feed/dashboard/email with crybaby heaux shit is not going to change anything.
Get a tissue and man your lil mandibles up. Put some bass in your font and STFU….for all of us.
We got Tyson Chandler and got rid of Dampier..
-rubs chin-
I had to stay off of tumblr during all the hoopla.
I'm glad it's over. I hope he finds what he's looking for in MIA cause JJJEEEEEEZZZUUUSSS I don't want to hear this shit again.
**Ay Dane, I'ma hug you now cause I KNOW the influx of bandwagon heaux-ass fan is going to piss you off.
-tips hat.
A whole tumblr dedicated to Craig Sager's suits?!?!!?!!
All Your Bron Are Belong To Us. No really. I'm ready for all this speculating to be over.
Once upon a time a Bobby married a Whitney…
You know the rest.
It'll get better.
There is NOT a black women dating or marriage crisis.
There is a perception crisis.
Don't think there's no good black dudes…. guess what? There are a bajillion other nationalities to chose from.
I hate the "woe is me" act. If your such a bawse catch one of a different flavor.
The end.
Signed. A Lady.
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I'ma be a great wife one day.
I need some new shit to listen too.
What you got playing?
I've only been up for about 3 hours and those 3 hours have been better than my ENTIRE yesterday. Bout to make me something to eat…
I'm tempted to get rid of this streampad or whatever.
I changed the color today.. and got rid of the autoplay…that shit was annoying me so I know it was annoying ya'll. And-er… I'm bored.
Me and my friend got some free tix to this comedy show tonight. Hopefully that cheers me up.
Although it was brought about from sadness, grief, stress, feelings of abandonment, and all around not feeling like myself. It was cleansing. I needed it. Sometimes I feel like I'm too big to cry. That I'm weak and I NEVER want people to see that side of me. But regardless if I do it on the Apollo stage or in an empty house on the bathroom floor I still NEEDED to do it. My body had so much pent up emotion that I needed to let it out. All though the stress is not gone, I kind of feel a little better. No, it wasn't some movie-style all out boohoo but it was enough tears to give myself the emotional release that apparently I so desperately needed. I don't look for people to give me the back pats and "everything is going to be ok" line. I do this, because I do; nor am I looking for sympathy. This IS a blog right? and it does belong to me RIGHT? So i'll put what I want. I have not lost hope or faith, I look at this as whatever blessings is at the end….dammit it's a good one. So what's the point Whit, you ask. Cry. Laugh. Hiccup. Joke. Seethe. Cough. Moan. Love. Believe. Smile. Just let the emotion out.


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House-trash party girl blames 'hackers'
An English teenager whose house was trashed after she posted a party invite on MySpace has blamed computer hackers for the gatecrashing debacle. A 17 year old from Houghton-le-Spring, near Sunderland, took advantage of her parents being away over Easter to invite a few friends – say 60, plus DJs – to an informal get together at …
"Internet Menace"
This was being discussed on Jeremy Vine this lunchtime - specifically the role of "the internet" [Jeremy Vine is clearly a luddite, much like the rest of the Beeb]. As was pointed out by several callers, gatecrashing (especially of teen parties) is nothing new - word-of-mouth just means a bit more these days. Anyone stupid/naive enough to post a party invite ON A BLEEDING PUBLIC WEBSITE needs their head examining. If she'd posted flyers all over town would Jeremy Vine be wittering about "the role of paper in today's society"? Gah.
A hacker did it and ran away
Yeah, right.
They're probably the same hackers that raid our cupboards for chocolate when there's no-one there bar my son.
Hackers Stole my Virginity!!!
Children have been making stupid mistakes for as long as there are children. The added responsibility we grant to teenagers simply magnifies the potential damage they can cause. Since the dawn of time they have been trying to pass blame for anything they do wrong unto others. Why this should surprise anyone is strange to me.
"It wasn't me"
In common with most other teenagers whose plans go more than somewhat awry she's resorted to the "It wasn't me" defence.
This is usually followed by the "You didn't see me do it" counter-attack. When the inevitable videos do turn up on YouTube we'll no doubt see our inebriated hostess happily helping trash the family home!
It might be worth noting for your American viewers...
...that 'squirty cream' is apparently some sort of Britishism for Reddi-Wip (the ubiquitous 'whipped-cream-in-a-can').
It sounds naughty enough when you know that. When you're completely clueless, as I was before googling, well...
Most likely going to use the whipcream the same way Mark Wahlberg used it in the film "shooter" ;)
Happenned to a friend sans myspace
His younger sister invited all her friends and told them they could invite friends too. She ended up knowing a tenth of the attendees and he got lumbered with finding out who had lifted the jewelry.
The girl's claim that hackers were involved means either:
1) She's a liar
2) She's a hacker
3) She's knobbing a hacker
Hopefully she'll remember this episode when deciding whether to have children, ever.
'French polishers?'
Remember the 1980s Yellow Pages ad with the aftermath of a teenage party?
If Yell.com's marketing people have an ounce of sense they'll be signing that girl up to star in their new campaign. If she does a dozen adverts, a reality TV series and a self-pitying autobiography she *might* be able to pay back the damage to her parents' house.
Reddi whip?
You guts come up with some funny names for things but 'Reddi Wip' ? Is it Red?
I think in this country, Reddi Whip would either be a strawberry instant desert or a long-extinct breed of politician....
Squirty creem = drugs!
You can allegedly get wasted on squirty cream. The propellant in the cans is NOS and by turning them upside down you can inhale the NOS without the cream.
This was used by Ian Banks in Espedair St where he has one of the characters twoc an entire trolley load of squirty cream containers and attempt to snort them.
Seriously.. why have I not been able to find any videos of this alleged "crrrrraaazy" party? Even the lamest parties get put up on Youtube. If I was there and had filmed things.. even before I'd seen the news I'd whack the videos up... and then afterwards whack them up again.
If anyone finds any videos.. please, do tell me :)
Reddi Wip? = Ready Whip
Not red. Just a mangled/shortened spelling of the description "ready to use whipped cream" to make up something to use as a brand name.
Squirty creem = drugs - well, sortof
The propellent in whipped cream cans is indeed N2O (Nitrous oxide, a mild anaesthetic), but it's a terribly inefficient and wasteful way of getting high. You get maybe one or two lungfuls from a whole can, and a slight tingly buzz that lasts less than a minute. Hyperventilating is more exciting than that. Unless you /really/ like cream.
Upside down can=Cream
Surely if the can was upside down (i.e. with the bottom towards the ceiling) then all the cream would come out, it would have to be the right way up (i.e. with the top (where the tube is) towards the ceiling) to just get the propellant.
Suppose that the other chemicals that come with it are better from huffing cream than anything else though.
(a rather more sensible yoof of 2day)
P.S. There is no such thing as a Britshism, it was our language first! Squirty cream is Proper English, Reddi Wip is an Americanism.
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Hot Rodders buzz town en route to Kentucky
By SUE WATSON
About 55 vintage hot rods and street cars and 120 enthusiasts, from as far away as England, brightened Holly Springs' streets last week. They were on their way to the National Hot Rod Association's annual reunion in Bowling Green, Ky., held last weekend.
The out-of-towners from Texas, Iowa, Indiana, Tennessee and parts elsewhere were the guests of George Poteet Sr. at his farm and museum in Holly Springs.
Visitors enjoyed great barbecued chicken, ribs, butts, sausage and bologna, baked beans and potato salad prepared by Mike Lyons and Jack Mills with the Main Street Riders Club in Memphis. Lyon is president of club and was assisted by Mike "Psycho" Fiser, Cindy and Spencer Lyon, Tommy Carlock and Brandon Lane.
Members of the Marshall Academy cheerleading team provided assistance to guests.
A notable visitor was Dave Lane with Fast Lane Rod Shop, Donahue, Iowa, who built the 1932 Ford Sedan Delivery, owned by Poteet.
Poteet said the Sedan is thought of as the "bare bones" forerunner of the sport utility vehicle, and was used to deliver goods to businesses and stores in its heyday.
Captain Jack Landree also had a 1932 Ford that has been in his family four generations.
His jalopy, as they were known before World War II ended, was raced on Main Street in Memphis in the 1940s, he said.
His great-grandfather, "Captain Jack" Landree, owned a livery stable back in the horse and carriage days in 1905 in Memphis.
"People started bringing in their horseless carriages for him to work on, so before World War I, he was already racing Model Ts," Landree said.
Howard A. Landree, his grandfather, on returning from World War I, joined the business operated by Landree's uncle and "Captain Jack" around 1946 to 1948, right after World War II, during the revival of the hot rod.
The jalopies were not called hot rods until the 1950s, Landree said.
"Organized drag racing began at Halls, Tenn., about that time," he said.
The hot rod he owns today was raced at Halls between 1948 and 1962. Then it was parked in 1964 awaiting its new owner.
Landree said he was promised the car at age 13, provided "I got it running again. Little did I know I would be 39, before I got it done," he said
Two other Tennessee men were among the many admiring the street cars and hot rods at Poteet's "reunion."
A teal '33 Ford caught the interest of Joey Harris, a hot rod shop owner from Henderson, and Mike Ragan, of Selmer, who makes leather upholstery for old cars.
"You have to work on everybody else's before your own," Harris said with a grin. "I buy too much is what my wife says.
"She told me, 'You don't make any money if you never sell none of 'em.' "
Roger Cirelli, of Burleson, Texas, made his first tour of Poteet's farm and planned to make the Bowling Green hot rod reunion this year.
He marveled at the 1932 Ford Sedan Delivery with David Waring of Memphis, as they sat on the front portico at Poteet's museum.
"Last year was my first time to go on a road tour," Cirelli said. "I told myself, I'm not getting any younger, and if I am ever going, I need to go now."
Cirelli was amazed at Poteet's 1932 Ford which he had seen both unbuilt and built in Hot Rod Magazine. Not expecting to see the Sedan, he remarked at how much more beautiful the Sedan looks than it did in the magazine.
Waring, also retired, sat in the shade trying to do nothing for a while, something he's having to practice now he has time on his hands.
Tours are the best place to meet new friends, he said.
"A person should meet at least 20 best friends on every road trip."
Dave Lane, who built Poteet's 1932 Sedan was one person with whom everyone wanted to talk cars with.
It took Lane two years and three months, full-time, to build the Sedan Delivery for Poteet.
He took the body and four fenders and built the car from that.
Lane said Poteet is known as the "Rod Father" throughout the country.
"He has done more for street riders than any man in the trade," Lane said. "He knows these old cars. He's moved this sport so far."
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The Clips of Faith and the Tour de Fat have both wrapped for the season, and the numbers are in. Clips raised $118,000 this year, and the Tour de Fat pulled in (almost) $500,000. That is (almost) $618,000 total raised (I know, I know, I'm a mathematician) for local non-profits in the communities that these shows happened in. That's a very successful year, to say the least. And we couldn't have done this without you, the fans and party goers, making these events so fun and so philanthropically wonderful. Here's the picture that says it all (well, not all of it, but most):
So, thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, you made this event season fun and beneficial, and we will see you next year...
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Screaming right into its third season, the Clips of Faith is ready to start cranking for 2012. The Clips of Faith (for those in the dark) is a New Belgium beer and film tour that is scheduled for 18 stops in the coming year. The idea of this event is that we bring a whole bunch of hard to find, hand-made beers and a great program of hand-made short films for projection onto the big screen in a park located in (or, at least close to) your home town. It is a wonderful pairing of beer and film for all to enjoy. The festival hits the road in May.
Why am I bringing this up in February? Well, we have the beer taken care of (it's what we do) but we need the program of short films. That's where you come in, all of these films are harvested from our drinking audience.
The idea is pretty simple, you make a film conforming to the regulations of the Clips of Faith, submit it to us, and then we will view all of the entries and pick a handful of the best to use in the program. The basic part of the regulations are about as simple as the idea:
Create and submit an original film between 10 seconds and 7 minutes long. Your film can be on
any subject in any genre but for bonus credit, try to include one or more of New Belgium's five main follies:
Craft Beer.
Sustainability (environmental statements).
Whimsy (spoofs, giddy candid moments, anything worth watching).
You need to be at least 21 years of age and reside in the United States. Film submissions will be
accepted through April 16th. Films will be judged by panels of judges selected by New Belgium.
Aside from these rules and regulations, the judging criteria will be determined by the judging
panels, in their discretion. The judging panel's decisions will be final.
We want your creativity and we're willing to reward you! At least that's the current plan.
And to further wet the channel of creativity, here is the 2011 trailer-
There is a little more to those regulations (the fine print and such) and that can be found here (look for the hot link to the Clips of Faith official rules). But, the idea is that you are a filmmaker and we want your film. So get after it, blow our minds, make something your mother would be proud of and submit it here--> www.ClipsofFaith.com
See you down the road,
Friday, December 02, 2011
To pick up where we left off yesterday, Jesse was in Davis, CA halfway through traveling around this great country with all the fixin's for a fun film and beer festival. I would also like to present the Clips of Faith 2011 crew (in photo form), Jesse is on the far left (that's why we call him "Very Dressy" Jesse (he looks good, there is no denying it)).
"The Last Half of the Whole Clips of Faith, 2011":
Seattle, Washington
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: First, Gasworks Park in Seattle is
one of the most strangely beautiful places I have ever spent a day. Consisting
architecturally of towering industrial relics once used to convert coal and
crude oil into gas, this place offers fantastic views of downtown Emerald City,
heavy seaplane traffic and kite flying. Secondly, the park has a great
sprinkler system, something we and the nearly 1,000 people in attendance
realized when they turned on at 10 p.m. (although we had requested that they be
turned off). Running away from the spewing sprinkler heads would normally be a
great solution, but with the beer garden fencing in place and two slightly
dark, remote exits proving to be elusive, running and screaming while continuing
to be dowsed with water was the only acceptable move.
Portland, Oregon
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: This event was sort of poopy. By that
I mean the grounds of the park we were calling home for the day were covered in
a nice fresh blanket of goose crap. When scouting sites for the tour, it's hard
to account for everything. In this case, this park was not home to a flock of
geese when it was visited months earlier and determined to be a beautiful green
space nestled along the Willamette River that would suit our needs wonderfully.
Although myself and nearly every piece of our equipment was tainted with a
touch of fowl fecal matter that day, our guests still had a great time. Strangely,
we did not see an increase in the sale of New Belgium blankets.
Missoula, Montana
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: Occasionally things need fixin' when you
are out on the road. By "occasionally" I mean all the f'in time. At the
conclusion of this event I was charged with the task of bringing four, three-feet-long
1x4's back to the brewery for repair. The fine folks of the Missoula
International Airport's TSA squad didn't care much for my new carry-on, as
illustrated here:
"I can't let you on the plane with that sir," the TSA agent said,
halting the impatient security line.
"Really? Why not? I've seen much longer items allowed on board," I
replied. "Some kid had a skateboard last week."
"Your items could be considered a clubbing threat, sir," the agent
said, very sternly.
"These? The best I could do is spank the heck out of somebody with
these," I replied.
She laughed. Myself, and my boards, made it safely onto the flight.
And no one was spanked in the making of this memory.
Asheville, NC
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: This "Beer City USA" was very excited
that New Belgium and 15 or so of its delicious beers were in town and ready to
make friends. What this city wasn't excited to do was announce that the only
interstate heading to the airport would be closed all day Saturday, the same
day myself and two co-workers were scheduled to fly out. At the risk of never
being allowed to rent a car again, I'll admit our trip to the airport turned
into something out of Dukes of Hazzard. No, we didn't jump any freight trains
with Sherriff Roscoe Coletrane sucking our tailpipe, but we did exceed posted speed
limits while tearing up the back roads of Buncombe County with the help of
three people frantically hitting up map apps on iPhones. We made our flight,
but didn't have enough time for one of my shaken passengers to get the vodka
drink he was in desperate need of.
Charlotte, North Carolina
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: Our hotel was located across the
street from the NASCAR Hall of Fame. I'm pretty sure my sheets smelled like
Richard Petty. What can top that?
Charleston, South Carolina
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: Let's talk food. At each tour stop
we'd have a great guide to the city in the form of coworkers sprinkled around
the nation, Beer Rangers to you. They'd always know where to eat, where to
drink and what to avoid. The result is that our team bellied up and/or chowed
down at some of the best beer bars and restaurants the US of A has to offer. At
this point I decided to eat regionally – basically because the South was
forcing it upon us. Biscuits came with everything (so many that a coworker
started pocketing them for midnight snacks) and I was once blessed with a fried
tomato on my roast beef sandwich. Yes, fried. When in Rome, I decided that for
the next month my time would be well spent eating as many orders of Shrimp and
Grits as I could. I only managed to put 10 servings in my belly. Only so many
hours in a day.
Atlanta, Georgia
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: Pretty standard event here, other
than one of our food vendors showing up with the recreational vehicle from the
Bill Murray and Harold Ramis classic film "Stripes." And now a moment of
reading silence for an awesome movie quote: "Chicks dig me because I rarely
wear underwear, and when I do, it's usually something unusual."
Athens, Georgia
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: A guy from Iowa who has never been
further east in the United States than Chicago can learn much traveling around the
nation. Our site in Athens was a city block that ended at the intersection of
Washington and Lumpkin Streets, also known as "Hot Corner." This was the center
of cultural life – and too often conflict - in the African American community
during the 50s and 60s. Along with Charleston's many Civil War relics, this
summer afforded me a very important education not available growing up amongst
the corn.
Knoxville, Tennessee
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: Like I said, learning opportunities
are everywhere while traveling. That's why when I walked in on two parks &
rec workers from this fine city debating the merits of mixing Gatorade with
moonshine, I dropped everything and sat down with ears wide open. Who cares if
I needed them to turn the electricity on? Everything else could wait. For the
record, we all ended up agreeing to be pro-moonshine Gatorades.
All in all, 11,000
attendees helped Clips of Faith raise nearly $59,000 for nonprofits around the
country, bringing the two year total to $91,000. We even kept it green, our
recycling and composting efforts resulting in an average waste diversion rate
of 91 percent. Not bad for a beer company. If you'd like to attend 2012 Clips
of Faith, keep tabs on tour planning at clipsoffaith.com. Cheers.
Thanks for the wrap up Jesse, sounds like you had a great summer (and spring and fall) and the fans of
Clips of Faith (present and future) thank you for your contributions to
the summertime-highway-of-laughs-and-good-times-as-presented-by-the-New-Belgium-Brewing-CO.
See you next year,
Thursday, December 01, 2011
Every year at the end of eventing season I send out a few emails to my dear friends in the New Belgium eventing department requesting season wrap up kind of material, you know, the juiciest of details, in order to inform you, the reader, about the inner workings and outer statistics of the season's best events. I put these updates on the blog periodically for you folks to take it in. This year I had our very own Clips of Faith road warrior, our man from Souix City, "Very Dressy" Jesse (pictured during a very normal commute to work, at right) respond to this request in the bestest and funniest possible way, a 3000 word opus of NBB eventing shenanigans. He nailed it, all the facts and figures are straight, as well as the small stuff he used to really personalize it. It's as if this guy used to be a reporter for a well known regional paper (he did). I present this to you now, in two parts (part two to follow tomorrow). So, here it is, part one, entitled "The First Half of the Whole Clips of Faith, 2011":
The world was rumored to be heading to its demise on May 21, 2011.
I'm really glad it didn't.
If this most recent warning of the apocalypse had gone as predicted, my last weekend on earth would have been spent exhausted, dripping wet with rain, covered with grass and mud, assisting in the relocation of a dozen or so soiled port-a-potties between the hours of midnight and 1 a.m.
Yes, that weekend was my first working as an Eventer for New Belgium Brewing Company. Eventers go by many names at NBB – roadies, road dogs, and, my favorite, carnies. Regardless of the name, the gig is the same - travel from town to town spreading NBB love. In my case, I spread BeerTD's via the Clips of Faith Beer and Film Tour, an outdoor philanthropic celebration of handmade beers and films that made its way across 18 cities this summer. Think of it as a beer and film carnival held in a park where all the proceeds from the sale of ale go to a good cause. The job was basically this: Show up to a town, organize some volunteers, spill the contents of a 26-foot trailer out onto the grass of an outdoor space, show some movies, serve some beer, pack it all back up and go to bed.
From a brush with a sideburn hating movie extra to a pornography-related introduction, my summer was a blur of time zones, weather patterns, airports, new friends, delicious beers and only one near death experience. It was also one I will never forget.
And now, for your reading pleasure, a recap of my life as a Clips of Faith Eventer:
St. Louis, Missouri
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: Turns out the Midwest in May is kind of a weatherman's dream, an eventer's nightmare. The rain, rain wouldn't go away on this day, making for a really long start to the tour. This stop could have been considered two events as the inclement weather forced us to tear down our site – a dozen or so 10x10 tents, tables, chairs, artwork, sound system, 400-pound inflatable movie screen – and drag it all up a slippery, increasingly muddied hill to a large shelter. The results were a questioning of my decision to take this job and the loss of what would be the first of many pairs of shoes. These particular classic Asics had picked up such a unique funk from tromping around in the slop that, upon returning home and setting them out, my girlfriend scolded the dog for peeing on them. That's the only thing that could have made them smell so foul, she figured.
Kansas City, Missouri
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: With many friends in attendance at this one, the pressure was on for me to perform my new gig at a pro level. That's why it was extremely embarrassing when I overlooked one cord – the one connecting a DVD player to the projector – resulting in a few minutes delay to the start of the night's film showing. Only about 800 people noticed. Funny thing about throwing events – so many things can go wrong or get overlooked that the ones that do are often the most noticeable.
Bloomington, Indiana
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: One interesting aspect of the job was sharing hotel rooms with co-workers. Being a new employee, I was meeting most of these people for the first time. This can lead to some memorable get-to-know-you moments. My roommate for this stop was a coworker hailing from Chicago who came to the home of the Hoosiers to help us put on the party. He wasn't expected to reach the hotel until the wee hours. Not wanting him to arrive to a dark room and a sleeping stranger, I turned all the lights on and turned up "Avatar" to help me fight off sleep. Didn't work. While I slept away, this coworker entered the room to find that "Avatar" had ended and had been followed by a rather risqué flick. He entered the room as the plot was reaching… um… a climax of sorts. At first he thought he had caught me watching porn, but upon learning I was out like a light, worried that I would wake and accuse him of watching porn while I slept. After a quick discussion the next a.m., we became fast friends. We didn't turn on the TV that night.
Madison, Wisconsin
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: Our tiny but mighty team of three took a tremendous blow this week when one of my coworkers went down with a vicious rec league softball injury. A pop fly was called. A pop fly call was ignored. Feelings were hurt. Ribs were damaged. That's why when I called my still standing co-worker from O'Hare Airport, the one already in Madison, to tell her that my connecting flight from Chicago to Madison had been canceled, the news didn't go over very well. One well-timed compliment regarding how great the ticketing agent's recent manicure looked and I was on the next flight. Madison, like most of our stops, turned out to be a very impressive city. Aside from its scenic qualities, Madison's population seemed extremely engaged and carried out civic duties with fervor. The streets circling the state capital were home to a tent city of union workers protesting a move by the governor to limit the collective bargaining power of teachers and other public workers. The same streets were also home to one of the biggest farmer's markets I've ever seen, where strangely, everyone browsed by walking around clockwise. We learned this when we started walking in the other direction. We didn't get far.
Des Moines, Iowa
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: 3 a.m. End of an18-hour workday. Six New Belgium coworkers sitting around drinking beers in a downtown Des Moines hotel lobby. One really drunk hotel guest who decides to run up a two-story escalator while security decides whether or not to chase him. Perfect end to a great day in the Hawkeye State.
Boulder, Colorado
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: The 18 short films shown during the Clips of Faith tour represented a great collection of independent filmmakers sharing a variety of messages. At nearly every tour stop the film "Scrapertown" brought tears to a few eyes. This flick told the story of "Original Scraper Bike King" Baybe Champ, a young Oakland resident who started a club that aims to keep at-risk youth off the streets by engaging them in the act of building scraper bikes. These bicycles are budget-friendly customs made by spray painting the frames and wrapping the spokes of the wheels with tape, tinfoil or anything else a person can think of. In Boulder, we were lucky enough to have Baybe Champ in the audience and he was pumped to get on the mic for a bit of freestyle rapping and to spread his message of violence prevention via bicycling. When people ask me why New Belgium would spend a grip of money on this tour that racks up the bills but doesn't pay any, I reference this night in Boulder. Not only did the residents of this community come together to raise nearly $7k for a local bike-related nonprofit, they also gave a young man the attention, acknowledgement and applause that just might encourage him to keep trying to change the world, two wheels at a time.
Flagstaff, Arizona
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: Ever heard of a haboob? Go ahead, Google it. Nothing graphic will appear, I promise. A haboob is a sand storm of devastating proportions. We're talking a 5,000-foot tall wall of sand rolling through towns at crazy fast speeds. We missed the Phoenix haboob by one day. We didn't miss the monsoon that followed, which, a bit north in Flagstaff, is widely known to occur during the exact week we were there to put on an outdoor event. The rain was a bit of a damper (ba dum tsh), but luckily it had stopped by the time one of the lights we used to illuminate the event grounds started on fire due to a manufacturing defect.
Santa Cruz, California
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: Taking advantage of my seaside location with a paddle boarding session should have been the highlight here. But only one day prior the Clips of Faith team had a brush with fame in the form of a "Howard the Duck" extra. This man, who harbored a deep hatred of sideburns evident by his not only shaving them off, but ensuring no sideburns at all by shaving up into his temple area, walked up to us as we ate lunch. Confused and thinking Clips of Faith was an open casting call, he offered up his services, his only resume mention being the bit part in the film about a humanoid alien duck who is sucked to earth, to Cleveland, no less. Sadly, we had no work to offer him. I wonder if he knew our overnight hotel clerk, the lady who wore the golden cape and was pissed she missed the "Harry Potter" film premier.
Davis, California
RANDOM ACTS OF EVENTING: An illuminated, musical custom bicycle; many large men wearing wee bits of spandex and capes; a rather strong Jamaican contingent; finding hotel rooms for "service" dogs; bicyclists refusing to bathe; an invite to a rowdy after-hours party with HEAVY dance floor petting. I'll leave it at that. You should visit.


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Jayanthi, A.P. and Beumer, K. and Bhattacharya, Sujit (2012) Nanotechnology: 'risk Governance' in India. Economic and Political Weekly, 47 (4). pp. 34-40.
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Max Payne 3 review
This is going to be my first review of many. Max payne 3 is the third game in the series developed by rockstar, which the game was initially developed by remedy. this is a third person Action title, just like the previous. the game follows max as a security agent for a wealthy family called the "Brancos", but as you can guess things go haywire, and not everything is as it seems. the story in my opinion is Fantastic, its one of those stories that you really have to pay attention to. this really warrants second or third playthroughs, as you will most likely catch something you missed. The dialogue is also top notch, probably one of the games strongest points. I love hearing max talk and his inner monologues. Correct me if im wrong but i dont remember max being this funny? i have never laughed at a characters jokes as much as i did max's. The voice actor james mcaffrey really brought the character to life, and giving max a very dark sense of humor. The Gameplay is also top notch, and brings back the old max payne feel. Max Payne was notorious for bringing the shoot dodge gameplay to videogames, and rockstar shows that it still is king. Max payne feels alot more heavier and more realistic in his shoot dodge form. i really enjoyed the gameplay and the script and dialogue. I also enjoyed how the game feels like a long action movie. I felt like i was in a michael mann film, or in a die hard film. I enjoyed the little things like max looking physically damaged as chapters progressed, or how when you switch to a pistol he holds the pistol in one hand and his rifle in the other. One of the highlights of the game are when you go into these superb slow motion set pieces that just make the game epic! Many people were complaining about the setting of max payne, because the previous two were darker and more noir. I really enjoyed the settings and felt it kept the gameplay fresh and brought a more modern spin to the franchise, and made it more movie like. Lastly, the multiplayer was fun but could have been executed better. The multiplayer felt like it needed a little bit more polish,but since the singleplayer was so great it doesnt take nothing away from it. I do think the multiplayer is still fun and i really enjoy the game modes, and would like to see other games multiplayers include moodes like this. All in all Max Payne 3 is one of my favorites of this year and i think everyone should try it out if you enjoy action shooters!
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The New York Giants don't have to worry about finding a backup for quarterback Eli Manning.
On Thursday, they announced they have re-signed David Carr, who was a free agent. Carr, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2002 NFL Draft, has been Manning's backup in four of the past five seasons.
The backup role is somewhat ceremonial for the Giants. Manning has started 135 consecutive regular-season games, a run that started in the second half of the 2004 season.
Carr, who played for the San Francisco 49ers in 2010, has played in 11 games for the Giants. He is 32-of-48 passing for 359 yards and three touchdowns.
"David Carr can run, he's fast, he's athletic," Giants coach Tom Coughlin said. "No matter who we're going to play, he can be the opposition's quarterback and do it very well. He does a good job of it. He runs the option."
Carr's first tour with the Giants was in 2008-09. He appeared in nine games, completing 33-of-42 passes for 340 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions. After playing in one game for the 49ers, Carr came back in 2011 after Sage Rosenfels' back injury. Carr did not play in the regular season or postseason that year, but earned a Super Bowl ring.
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Marvel's 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' Season 2: Glenn Talbot Returns, Plus…Kyle MacLachlan?
Our first real look at Marvel's 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' season 2 arrived with Comic-Con 2014, but even then, details were relatively light on the who, what and where of ABC's 'Avengers'-adjacent series in its second run. Now, we may have a heading, as Adrian Pasdar is confirmed to reprise his role as typical Hulk-baddie Glenn Talbot in the September premiere, while Kyle MacLachlan will pop up as a "Doctor" with major ties to one of the cast. How very Strange!
News of either actor's appearance in 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' season 2 emerges from TVLine, who confirmed io9's earlier report of the mustachioed colonel's return in the premiere. Meanwhile, where the original article points toward the 'Twin Peaks' and 'Portlandia' star MacLachlan popping up in episode 2 as "The Doctor" (no, not that one, or that one), TVLine much more accurately states that MachLachlan will in fact play Skye's father!
You know, the one who was all gooey in the closing moments of first season finale "Beginning of the End." Remember? It was pretty gross.
Elsewhere of 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' season 2, we know from Comic-Con 2014 that 'Xena' star Lucy Lawless will play veteran S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Isabel Hartley, while Nick Blood will join as mercenary and comic STRIKE character Lance Hart. 'Dollhouse' star and Whedon favorite Reed Diamond will play Daniel Whitehall (Secret Wars' Kraken) as a Hydra baddie, while still uncast is the role of comic superhero Mockingbird, also known as Barbara "Bobbi" Morse.
Plenty to chew on for the moment, but what say you? Are you glad to have Colonel Talbot back in play, even if no Hulk follows with him? What strange sorcery might Kyle MacLachlan conjure as Skye's father, or this "Doctor" we've heard so much about? Tell us in the comments what you want to see when Marvel's 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' returns for season 2 on September 23!


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The beverage magazine this month released its best-of round-up, showcasing "who looks to have an interesting vision moving into the year ahead." Beyond Charleston, Imbibe singled out Portland's Mark Hellweg in the coffee category; Greg Engert of Washington D.C. in the beer division and Houston's Alba Huerta and Bobby Huegel for their bartending prowess.
Imbibe saluted High Wire owners Scott Blackwell and Ann Marshall's willingness to experiment, citing their sorghum whiskey as an example of their "culinary approach." And while Edmund's Oast is still at least a few weeks away from opening – the bar this morning tweeted a help wanted ad for servers – the magazine praised the brewhouse's plans to tinker with Old World recipes and wild yeast.
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THE SUBJECT of predator-prey relationships is one of the more complex and difficult problems in the relatively new art of wildlife conservation, and is of paramount importance in any natural area, such as national parks, from which human influence is largely excluded. During the past decade special attention has been given to the role of predators, particularly coyotes, in all of the national parks of the United States. In Yellowstone National Park it was believed for many years that control of coyotes was necessary in order to preserve the antelope, bighorn, mule deer, and other ungulates. This opinion persisted even after control had been discontinued in the spring of 1935, in conformity with the Service policy that ". . . no native predator shall be destroyed on account of its normal utilization of any other park animal, excepting if that animal is in immediate danger of extermination . . ." (Wright, Dixon, Thompson, 1933, p. 47). Sentiment favoring coyote control became so strong that in March 1937, a thorough scientific study of the coyote in Yellowstone and its relation to all species upon which it feeds was authorized, in accord with the following statement of National Park Service wildlife policy, quoted from the previous reference: ". . . no management measure or other interference with biotic relationships shall be undertaken prior to a properly conducted investigation."
Field studies were begun on May 1, 1937, and continued with minor interruptions until March 7, 1939. Approximately 14 months were spent in field and laboratory study exclusive of time devoted to writing the account here published. The study represents a survey of conditions over a period of about 2 years.
I wish to express my appreciation to Arno B. Cammerer, Director of the National Park Service, for making it possible to carry on the study, and to Regional Director Thos. J. Allen, Jr., and Associate Regional Director Paul V. Brown for arranging administrative routine so as to allow me time to complete the field work and write up the results. H. C. Bryant, now Public Works Administration Consultant, Region IV, and Carl P. Russell, Victor H. Cahalane, and C. C. Presnall, all of the Branch of Research and information, have supported the study in many ways and have been a source of constant encouragement. In the field I received cooperation and many courtesies from various members of the Yellowstone National Park staff. Superintendent Edmund B. Rogers, who is interested in furthering research, supplied various facilities for the work, including access to the numerous annual and monthly reports, Nature Notes, and other official documents referred to throughout this bulletin. The brief mention of rangers and naturalists made in the text does not begin to measure the extent of their help and cooperation. I feel specially grateful to Ranger David D. Condon for the use of valuable observations made by him the winter before I began my study as well as during the progress of the study; to Assistant Park Naturalist Frank Oberhansley with whom I spent much time in the field and who worked with me on certain phases of the study; and to Rangers Rudolf Grimm and Walter Gammill who contributed many interesting observations and assistance. Arthur Olson, district ranger of the Absaroka National Forest, Gardiner, Mont., supplied me with helpful information on game conditions in the area under his jurisdiction. I also wish to express my appreciation to John Sieker, formerly supervisor of Shoshone National Forest, for opportunity to join his party on a week's field trip in the forest, where I was able to compare conditions with those in Yellowstone National Park. O. J. Murie of the Bureau of Biological Survey helped in many ways, and Martin Murie assisted in the field work during one summer.
Jackson, Wyo.


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