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? AMERICAN FOLKLORE THEATRE, 23rd year. World premiere musical "Windjammers" by Robin Share and Clay Zamo, a coming-of-age voyage of courage and adventure; 8 p.m. Mondays and Fridays, 8:30 p.m. Wednesdays. "Muskie Love" by Paul Libman and Dave Hudson, a laugh-a-minute fish tale set on the shores of Green Bay; 8 p.m. Tuesdays, 6 p.m. Saturdays. "Loose Lips Sink Ships" by Laurie Flanigan and Jacinda Duffin with music by James Kaplan, a comedy celebrating women's spirit during World War II; 6 p.m. Wednesdays, 8 p.m. Thursdays, 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. Amphitheater, Peninsula State Park, Fish Creek. $19 adults, $9 teens, $5.50 children; $6 more for reserved seating. State park sticker not required to enter. (920) 854-6117.
? BIRCH CREEK MUSIC PERFORMANCE CENTER, 8 p.m. start for all concerts unless otherwise noted, 7:30 p.m. student prelude performances before each concert. Big Band Jazz I Series, through Aug. 3: "Swing Era Jazz," July 31, Aug. 3; "Great American Big Band" featuring Tom Garling, Aug. 1; "Big Band Reuion" featuring Joey Tartell, Aug. 2. Big Band Jazz II Series, Aug. 7 to 17: "Legacy of the Big Band," Aug. 7, 10; "Essentially Ellington, Basie and Miller," Aug. 8, 9. Dutton Concert Barn at Birch Creek, 3281 County E, Egg Harbor. General admission tickets $29 adults, $10 ages 12-20 and college students, $6 ages 11 and younger. Big Band Jazz family concert, 1 p.m. Aug. 3, free. (920) 868-3763.
? CHICAGO FIRE BOAT TOUR, 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. daily from the Door County Maritime Museum, 120 N. Madison; and 7:30 p.m. Mondays and Fridays from Stone Harbor Resort, 107 N. First Ave., both in Sturgeon Bay. 90-minute narrated tour either along the ship canal or to the Sherwood Point lighthouse aboard the 90-foot Fred A. Busse fire boat. $20 adults, $18 seniors, $5 to $15 children. (920) 495-6454.
? CONCERTS IN THE PARK, seven sites, all free: Sunset Concert Series, Peg Egan Performing Arts Center, Church Street, Egg Harbor, 7 p.m. Sundays: The Greencards, Aug. 4; flamenco music and dance with Hector Fernandez and Tom Kimball, Aug. 11; (920) 493-5979. Harborside Park gazebo, 9986 Water St., Ephraim, 7 p.m. Mondays: jazz with the Jana Nyberg Group, Aug. 5; (920) 854-4989. Noble House Square, Main Street, Fish Creek, 2:30 p.m. Tuesdays: blues with Mighty Mouth, Aug. 6. Harmony By the Bay, Martin Park, 207 S. Third Ave., Sturgeon Bay, 7 p.m. Wednesdays: Peninsula Symphonic Band, July 31; Chicago Blues Summit with Billy Flynn, Aug. 7. Waterfront Park, Sister Bay, 3 p.m. Wednesdays: Birch Creek Jazz Ambassadors, July 31; Randy Peterson, children's music and entertainment, Aug. 7. Harbor View Park, 7809 Wisconsin 42, Egg Harbor, 5 p.m. Thursdays: Birch Creek Jazz Ambassadors, Aug. 1; blues-rock with the Dave Steffen Band, Aug. 8; (920) 868-3717. Town Hall lawn, 2392 County F, Baileys Harbor, 5 p.m. Fridays: folk music with Katie Dahl, Aug. 2; Jess Holland and Nick Hoover, Aug. 9.
? COOKING SCHOOL, 6 p.m. and $60 each unless otherwise noted: Aug. 1, "Casual Alfresco Dinner," $65. Aug. 2, "The Vietnamese Kitchen." Aug. 3, "Modern Fiesta!" Noon Aug. 7, "Salmon Enchanted Luncheon," $35. Aug. 8, "Sauces for all Seasons." Aug. 9, "Just Say Cheese!" $65. 9:30 a.m. Aug. 10, "Lunch in the Garden." Aug. 10, "Got Steak? Waseda Farms," $75. Savory Spoon Cooking School, 12042 Wisconsin 42, Ellison Bay. (920) 854-6600.
? CORNER OF THE PAST TOURS, 16th season. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fridays, July and August. Docent-led tours of an 1875 farmhouse and 14 restored farm buildings and a sawmill with period tools and implements. Self-guided tour directory available. Sponsored by Sister Bay Historical Society. Wisconsin 57 and Country Lane, Sister Bay. $1. (920) 854-7711.
Lighthouse Tour, Mondays through Fridays, visit four county lighthouses, lunch; 5-hour tour leaves Door County Maritime Museum at 8:30 a.m. and Orchard Country Winery, 9197 Wisconsin 42, Fish Creek, at 10 a.m.; $62 plus tax. Narrated Scenic Tour, daily 60-minute tour leaves from Orchard Country Winery three times a day; $14 adults, $9 ages 2 through 12. Winery Tour, 10 a.m. Mondays through Saturdays leaving from Orchard Country Winery; four county wineries offer tastings, plus lunch at Liberty Square, Egg Harbor; $60. Ghost Tours, 7 p.m. nightly leaving from Orchard Country Winery; $24 adults, $17 ages 5 through 12. Bloody Mary and Brunch Tour, 10 a.m. Sundays leaving from Orchard Country Winery, with visits to Coyote Roadhouse, Log Den and Alpine Resort; $50 adults, $45 youths. (920) 868-1100. Haunted Trolley Pub Crawl, 7 p.m. Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, leaving from the Carrington Pub, Landmark Resort, Egg Harbor; ages 21 and older only; $35.
? DOOR SHAKESPEARE, 8 p.m. "Love's Labour's Lost," Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays through Aug. 16; preshow discussion 6:45 p.m. Wednesdays. "Macbeth," Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays through Aug. 17; postshow discussion 10 a.m. Saturdays. Family night, learn the history of Shakespeare, Aug. 8 and 16, free. Outdoors in the garden at Björklunden, 7590 Boynton Lane, Baileys Harbor. $27 general admission, $37 Queen's Box (reserved seating). Gala, "A Night in Navarre" with music and stories, silent auction, buffet of savories and desserts, 6 p.m. Aug. 4, Woodwalk Gallery, 6746 County G, Egg Harbor; $75, reservations required. Doorways theater classes for ages 7 through high school, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Aug. 5-9, $75. (920) 839-1500.
? DUPLICATE BRIDGE, 9 a.m. Fridays, noon Tuesdays through September. Sanctioned by the American Contract Bridge League, tournament-style duplicate contract bridge operated by Barbara Piester. Solo players should call to arrange for a partner. Stella Maris Catholic Church, 7710 Wisconsin 42, Egg Harbor. $7-$8. (920) 868-1954.
? EPHRAIM HISTORICAL WALK, 10:30 a.m. Tuesdays through Fridays. Departs from Anderson Barn History Center, 3060 Anderson Lane, Ephraim. (920) 854-9688.
? FARMERS MARKETS, eight locations: Town Hall green space, 2392 County F, Baileys Harbor, 9 a.m. to noon Sundays, (920) 839-9001. Lakeside Park, Wisconsin 57, Jacksonport, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesdays; music by polka man Dale Graf, Aug. 6; (920) 823-2288. Martin Park, 207 S. Third Ave., Sturgeon Bay. 3 to 7 p.m. Tuesdays, (920) 746-2914. Country Walk Shops, Sister Bay, 3 to 5 p.m. Wednesdays, (920) 854-4118. Settlement Shops, 9106 Wisconsin 42, Fish Creek, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesdays, (920) 868-2743. Market Square, 421 Michigan St., Sturgeon Bay, 8:30 a.m. to noon, Saturdays, (920) 746-2914. Koepsel's, 9669 Wisconsin 57, Sister Bay, 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays, (920) 839-2288. Corner of the Past, Wisconsin 57 and Country Lane, Sister Bay, 8 a.m. to noon, Saturdays starting June 22, (920) 854-9242.
? FISHSTOCK MUSIC SERIES, roots and acoustic concerts in a 100-year-old dairy barn. Monroe Crossing bluegrass band, Aug. 4; JT and the Clouds, Aug. 11; all at 7 p.m., all $15. Camp David, 3127 County F, Fish Creek. (920) 839-2981.
? GARDEN TOURS: 11 a.m. Wednesdays, Green Gables, 10351 N. Water St., Ephraim; (920) 854-5407. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, Briggsville Gardens, 3273 Mathey Road, Sturgeon Bay; $5; (920) 743-1246. Dawn to dusk daily, The Garden Door, UW Peninsular Research Station, 4312 Wisconsin 42, Sturgeon Bay, fairie garden, pond with koi, butterfly garden, wind and sound tunnel, annual and perennial beds, maintained by Door County Master Gardeners volunteers; free; (920) 743-5406.
? GUIDED HIKE, 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays, 9:30 a.m. Saturdays through August. The Ridges Sanctuary, 8288 County Q, Baileys Harbor. $5 Ridges members, $8 nonmembers. (920) 839-2802.
? HERITAGE VILLAGE, all buildings open 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. daily. July 31, visit the chapel and tour the village. Aug. 1 and 8, blacksmith demonstration. Aug. 5, Old School Day in 1890. Aug. 7, Greene General Store and garden. Crossroads at Big Creek, 2041 Michigan St., Sturgeon Bay. Free. (920) 421-2332.
? HIKE, 1 to 3 p.m. most Saturdays and Sundays through Oct. 27. Walk with docents to learn the history, folklore and landscape of the 128 acres of The Clearing. Wear sturdy walking shoes. The Clearing Folk School, 12171 Garrett Bay Road, Ellison Bay. Free. (920) 854-4088.
? NOBLE HOUSE MUSEUM TOURS, noon to 5 p.m. daily. Docent-guided tours of an 1875 Greek Revival farmhouse. "Silken Memories" showcases wedding gowns, photos and artifacts from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. Noble House, 4167 Main St., Fish Creek. $4 adults, $2 children. (920) 868-3618.
? OUTDOOR MOVIE, 9 p.m. Aug. 10, "Somewhere West." Bring a lawn chair or blanket. North Ephraim Movie Theater, 10410 Water St., Ephraim. $5. (920) 606-9523.
? PAPERMAKING, 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Fridays. Cover a small artist's canvas with freshly formed paper and laminate dried plants onto the surface; Kirsten Christianson, instructor. Open studio, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 15, 29. Woodwalk Gallery, 6746 County G, Egg Harbor. $10 per hour. (920) 868-2912.
? PENINSULA MUSIC FESTIVAL, 61th anniversary season. 8 p.m. unless otherwise noted. Aug. 6, "Festival Opening" with violinist Ilya Kaler, music by Britten and Beethoven. Aug. 8, "Russian Wonders I" with cellist Denise Djokic, music by Tchaikovsky. 6:30 p.m. Aug. 10, "A Tribute to Marvin Hamlisch" with vocal soloists Christiane Noll and Doug LaBrecque. Door Community Auditorium, 3926 Wisconsin 42, Fish Creek. $10-$60. (920) 854-4060.
? PENINSULA PLAYERS, 78th season. 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, 7:30 p.m. Sundays, except 4 p.m. Aug. 11. "Sunday in the Park with George," Pulitizer Prize-winning musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, through Aug. 11; $37 to $43. Backstage tour, 2 p.m. Aug. 4. Saturday Seminar, artist Craig Blietz discusses French painter Georges Seurat, the subject of "Sunday in the Park with George," 2 p.m. Aug. 3. Reservations recommended for all events. Peninsula Players. 4351 Peninsula Players Road, Fish Creek. (920) 868-3287.
? SCHOOLHOUSE TOUR, noon to 3 p.m. Saturdays through August of Waniger Schoolhouse, built in 1882 by German immigrants and restored to its original appearance. Southern Door School campus, 2073 County DK, Brussels. Donations accepted. (920) 825-7321.
? SCRIMSHAW DEMONSTRATION, 2 to 4 p.m. Fridays by Gary Kiracofe. Scrimshanders, 10353 N. Water St., Ephraim. (920) 854-5407.
? STAGE DOOR THEATRE COMPANY, 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays and 2 p.m. Sundays. "Greater Tuna," a comedy about Texas' third-smallest town, with actors Ryan Schabach and Dan Klarer playing all the roles, through Aug. 16. Studio Theatre, Third Avenue Playhouse, 239 N. Third Ave., Sturgeon Bay. $5-$22. (920) 743-1760.
? TRAM TOURS, 1:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays, 10:30 a.m. Saturdays. Visit historic Ephraim sites. Leave from Anderson Barn History Center, 3060 Anderson Lane, Ephraim. $8 adults, $5 ages 6 to 11. (920) 854-9688.


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The same system has dumped up to 12 inches snow in some parts of Oklahoma and initiated winter storm warnings in portions of nine states - from Texas to Alabama. A winter weather advisory also touched portions of Illinois, Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina and Georgia. Whether Aiken County will actually see snow is unknown. "There is a lot of uncertainty because there are so many variables like temperature and the amount of moisture in the air. It's a little tricky," Smith said. The overnight low was expected to be 29 degrees. Accumulation, if any, could be up to an inch. A winter weather advisory means that winter weather could cause travel difficulties. Motorists should be prepared for possible slippery roads and limited visibility. Please see WEATHER, page 5A Thursday February 10,20II Vol. 145, No. 41 Yo 11 r* L o c a 1 Sou r < ' e S i n c e I iSSSSSSSSSm www.aikenstandard.com Todays Weather . 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Since the crash, the victim's family has made a public push for the state to file charges, which were lodged the day after the Fort Gordon U.S. Army surgeon died at Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center in Augusta. An autopsy performed Tuesday confirmed that Burke died from injuries he sustained in the October collision. A representative for Burke's family was present at the bond hearing. He asked only that Johnson not contact the family of the doctor, adding that Burke's wife, Bonnie, was upset after learning Johnson had information of a personal nature about her. There were no additional details about infohnation Johnson may have. The accused man's father, Daniel H. Johnson, fought back tears when he talked about the crash and his son's alleged role in it. The Johnson family, he said, is "broken to its core." No one appeared to be present firom Burke's family at the 3 p.m. bond hearing in Aiken County. The Burke family lives in Martinez. 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The group met in Augusta and rode to South Carolina. One of the cyclists, Matthew Burke, died last week from the injuries he sustained. Burke and the other cyclists were wearing protective hear and reflective attire. Johnson's bond was set at $50,000. i Driver: Drew T. Ward, 43 ^ Charge: Hit-and-run in an accident with great bodily injury Pascal Andre Marc Lim-ouzin, 43, was struck and critically injured as he róde his bicycle along Banks Mill Road on Jan. 23. The driver of the car fled the scene. Ward was an-ested a week later. Authorities say he has been involved in five collisions in the past six years and has been found at fault , in each. Limouzin is stiH hos pitalized. Ward was released on a $10,000 bond. Driver: Stephen Corley, 38 Charges: Felony DUI - 2 counts Authorities say Corley was ' intoxicated on Dec. 29 when he attempted to pass another -, vehicle on a two-lane stretch ! of S.C. 302 and his vehicle ^^ slammed head-on into an I oncoming car. Alex Bush, 24, died at the scene. Katie Scott, 22, died the next day Bond was set at $100,000. Driver: Christopher Fulcher, 34 Charge: Failure to yield Jerry Devine died Jan. / 18 from injures sustained in -, a Christmas Eve wreck on Whiskey Road. Authorities ■ say Fulcher was driving a car that pulled out of a pri- " vate drive into the path of Devine's vehicle. Driven John T. Ford, 20 Charge: Reckless homicide Wait Cook was killed after the truck he was a passenger in was struck by an SUV that had crossed the center line on University Paricway on Oct. 25. Ford, the driver of the SUV, did not appear to be driving under the influence, nor was he using a cell phone at the time, but he was operating the SUV in a reckless manner, authorities said. Ford was released on a $25,000 bond. Driver: Kenneth Heath, 35 Charge: Reckless homicide Authorities say that on Sept. 10 Heath failed to stop at the intersection of Highway 302 and Highway 4 and struck an SUV. Heath's 8-year-old daughter, Cassidy Heath, was ejected from a pickup truck and killed. There were seven people in the stmck, none were restrained. He was given a $25,000 bond, pending a mental health evaluation. Driver: Kenny Jackson, 29 Charges: Felony DUI - 3 counts Authorities say a car crossed the center line on Highway 278 on Jan. 8 and collided with another car. The driver, Brenda Adams and a passenger Shelia Roberts were both killed. Another passenger was injured. Jackson suffered a broken back and three broken bones in his neck. Jackson's bond was set at $150,000. Driver: Trevor Richter, 19 Charge: Felony DUI with death Authorities say Richter was driving on Ascauga Lake Road on Dec. 1 when the vehicle traveled off the roadway and struck a tree. A passenger, Gregory Keenum, died Dec. 19 from injuries from the crash. Richter was released on a $25,000 bond. 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I've been thinking about the Duco-Avery discussion we all have had here and still disagree. I don't think Avery won that at all--because Avery gets into the heads of the other team's stars, not their fourth liners.
Avery didn't get after Horton or Weiss. He tried a run at Vokoun and got flattened by McCabe for his efforts.
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America's favorite pastime these days isn't baseball. It's the blame game.
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Economic reality has prompted a council that consists of two retired law enforcement personnel – John Harris who served as a San Joaquin County probation officer and Willie Weatherford who is a retired Manteca police chief – to send City Manager Steve Pinkerton forth with a compensation readjustment proposal for all municipal employees including police. If the bargaining groups didn't buy it, the other option is layoffs within that particular set of employees.
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Hi guys,
I am using AD with GPO to install the following software in an IT Suite of 20 PCs:-
Clicker 5.
All PCs are the extact same spec and have XP SP2.
The problem I have is that 16 of the PCs install the software fine and everything is okay, the remaining 4 just don't install it!
All PCs are in the same group (ICTSuiteUnitTwo) and OU and have the same network adaptor driver (Nvidia nForce4 networking controller) and the PCs where the software installation polices don't run on are working fine on the domain apart from this issue.
I have tried gpupdate /force and no joy....
Any ideas??
Anything in the event logs on these machines?
Nothing that I can remember, but I am back at the school on Monday, so I will double check.
Try >start >run type RSOP.MSC and press enter and check for errors on the computer configuration.
Assuming these machines were imaged. Were they sysprep'd correctly afterwards?
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How Often Do You Wear A Suit?I really love wearing them and want to wear them more, but my job is at the beach. How often do you guys wear suits and ties
Azza29 18-21, M 3 Responses 0 Jun 13, 2012
love wearing suit and tie everydaySorry I have been away for a while,I am both amazed and pleased at how this little thing I started just by telling how I love to wear a suit and tie or jacket and tie all the time has gotten a little interest.It is just a desire deep within myself to dress this way,I guess...
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I Wear Suits Every Waking Minute Of My Life.I wear suits every waking minute of my life, onl when I am asleep or in the shower am not dressed formaly. For work wear a 3pc uit and bowtie everyday wih braces pocket silk and french cuff shirts with cufflinks. I also like to wear a poket watch and garters for my socks, it...
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Sharp Dressed ManThere's something to be said for a nice suit. As a neighborhood bar owner, I'm usually a T-shirt and jeans kinda guy. I do have 5 or 6 nice suits that I love to wear. Silk on the inside of the knees, double breasted or the four button, pinstiped, they just make you feel like you...
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When I CanSince I have a "dirty job" I dont have the chance to wear a suit to work everyday, I like to put one on when I get home. Even if I have no plans I will put on my Navy blue pinstripe 3 piece suit, with a light blue dress shirt with french cuffs, a red silk necktie and socks, shoes...
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Wearing Suits Is My StyleI Love Wearing Suits, When i was young My Father Made Me Dress Like He Did (he was A Businessman) Suits, Loafers/Dress shoes, Polos with Dress pants, Watches, Dress socks, You name It. But I did not Have a problem with it. Because i was Obedient to My Father And Respected People...
RobertRemsen 13-15 3 Responses 1 Oct 15, 2011
Formal Is My NormalEver since I was 6 it has always been this way for me. I wasn't a kid that would bite off my arm when my parents pulled me to the formalwear isle, in fact I dragged them! I wasn't lucky like some, my school dress code(No uniform, casual). When I read the stories about those who...
FormalFiend 18-21, M 2 Responses 4 Dec 7, 2012
Love It......I love wearing suits, whether it be a nice business suit, tuxedo or even a chicken suit I love wearing them, I don't really know why I just do.
CipherNiteshade 18-21, M 5 Responses 0 Jul 2, 2010
My outfits are most suits I hate jeansbut love wearing dress pants :)
billyaldo 22-25, M 0 Nov 3
Suits feel great to wear.They tailor a kind of fabricated importance entity that you, in reality, don't have. Suits are important, people in suits are important.
LegitimateRabbit 18-21, M 0 Feb 13
My Gray 3-button Suit........will be worn today with a nice Kelly green tie. It is a very comfortable and flattering suit. Whenever I wear it, I get rave reviews.
suitandtieguy 56-60 0 Jun 13, 2010
Makes Me Feel GreatThe reason I love wearing my business suit is because, it makes me feel smart, professional and important. Plus, girls just love seeing a guy in a suit.
rennie23 22-25, M 1 Jul 25, 2013
Should I Be A Suit Model?I've been told many times that since I wear dress clothes so well, that I should consider being a male suit model? Do you agree?
suitandtieguy 56-60 1 Response 0 May 23, 2010
Suits To WorkI wear suits to work Monday - Thursday. Nothing conveys the same professionalism. Skirt suits only for me, and always pantyhose. Pearls or other jewelry, especially brooches, as a kind of necktie substitute. And "just right" heels - smart and attractive but not dowdy or...
AuroraB77 31-35, F 4 Responses 5 Mar 7, 2011
Suited On Thursday NightWearing a sharp suit and tie outfit on Thursday night was a big hit. I looked and felt great and others told me so all night long. Now more than ever I am convinced that I was born to dress up in suits and ties, I was made to dress well.
suitandtieguy 56-60 1 Response 0 Jun 12, 2010
My Navy Blue SuitI bought a new navy blue suit for Easter this year. It looks amazing on me. I wore it with my cordovan oxford dress shoes, highly shined of course. A white french cuffed dress shirt and a yellow tie with small blue polka dots and a matching pocket hankie completed my outfit. My...
suitandtieguy 56-60 2 Responses 0 May 19, 2010
My Favourite SuitI love to wear a good suit and have a suit fetish.Over the last few years i have built up quite a large wardrobe of suits in various colours all neatly pressed.i must have at least one hundred ties a nice selection of shirts cuff links tie bars and braces.i find it quite erotic...
sharpsuit 56-60, M 5 Responses 6 Mar 16, 2010
I Want To Buried In One TooI still wear a suit and tie to work, although it's not required where I work now. **** it though, I like wearing a suit and tie. It was required for my first job at the bank. I was 22 going on 12, but I felt so grown up with my new suit, trench coat, folded newspaper and...
BillyBeach 31-35, M 8 Responses 6 Mar 8, 2011
Words About SuitsAs time goes by, there is no doubt that I LOVE wearing a suit and tie. I look great, people can't take their eyes off me, and women compliment me endlessly. With all of these conditions and results, why wouldn't I love to wear suits?? LOL
suitandtieguy 56-60 1 Response 0 Jun 26, 2010
3 piece: 2 button jackets,DB & SB, peaked and notched lapels. Waistcoats with lapelled fronts & satin backs. Trousers with high waists, side adjusters, fishtailed backs and brace buttons. Always worn with braces. Chalk-stripes, pin-stripes, plain, Prince of Wales, tweed. Blue, black, grey..... I don't...
Ledertal1933 51-55, M 0 Nov 8
When I Was A Student...... I was a part of a computer programming class and we would have dress up days once a week. It was to help us project a professional image for our future careers. Having to wear a suit and tie to school while everyone wore jeans and t shirts was such an exilerating experience...
CbArpeggio 22-25 5 Responses 1 Jul 23, 2012
Wearing A Suit Today!Very shortly I will be getting ready to go to a special event and I will be putting on a sharp suit and tie outfit to wear for the rest of the day and evening!
suitandtieguy 56-60 1 Jun 10, 2010
Why I Wear SuitsThe other day when I was out with some guy's, and we were having some fun. Then after some time some girls came over, and sat with us. Then they asked after some time, why I wore a suit. I answered then straight "because I love wearing a suit". But they could not understand...
MarcusTulliusCicero 22-25, M 2 Responses 5 Jan 30, 2013
Jacket And Tie Or Suit And Tie I Don't Leave Home Without One!For me there is no other way to be dressed, as told in other posts by me, I have felt and dressed this way for quite some time now.Not aware of it when these feelings first surfaced, but as I got older, I have been told and realize it to be true, that I have a Suit and Tie...
ethan63 41-45 6 Responses 2 Jan 26, 2011
Almost There...I'm still in high school and I don't have much money, but more than anything I would love to start dressing in suits on a daily basis. My biggest dream is to one day throw away my clothes, go out, get a haircut and a new shave, and buy a whole new wardrobe of only the finest...
Bbchain 18-21, M 5 Responses 5 Aug 23, 2011
I work in a suit and tie,which is very unusual at my company. I find that I am more focused on the job and take more pride in my work when I am dressed professionally. I love to be the well dressed man in the company and find that I accomplish more, collaborate better, and make more now that I have my...
EntrepGuy 22-25, M 2 Responses 2 Jan 25
No Longer "when I Can" But EverydayI am happy to say that I no longer have a dirty job. I have changed careers and I am now a bank teller, not a very prestigious position but one that I can say I am happiest. Everyday when I wake up I get to button up a crisp French cuff dress shirt, tie an elegant silk necktie...
CbArpeggio 22-25 2 Responses 1 Jul 1, 2012
History Repeats ItselfI've read a few stories about this and I agree, the days when men, boys, women, and girlswore formalwear daily are coming back. I've noticed more and more kids around my age starting to dress a little sharper almost every year. Kids and teens are starting to change the way they...
2Tailed28 16-17, M 0 Nov 27, 2012
My Gray Pinstriped SuitThe second of the two new suits I bought at Easter time, my gray pinstriped suit is a beauty. It is a medium dark gray that goes well with browns and dark greens. All eyes were on me today and I did indeed look immaculate. I do love to wear suits. I love the feel of the material...
suitandtieguy 56-60 1 May 30, 2010
Me Too!I love wearing suits, ties, and formal clothing in general. I guess for me as well it was rooted in childhood - but rather than it being a single experience as yours it was generally just how my parents brought me up! Ever since I can remember my mother would dress me and my...
markboisellier 22-25 5 Responses 1 Aug 21, 2010
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First Grade: Homophones
Kindergarten: Nature-Inspired "Color Field" artworks
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Fifth Grade: Stop-Motion Animations
The last time I did this project almost three years ago:
- It was my first year of teaching (so clearly, it was the perfect time to pick such an involved project)
- It was done with fourth graders who were very new to me, and I new to them
- The assignment was wide open. No theme. (Really Ms. Ejaz?! We can do whatever we want?!)
- We used digital cameras
- I pulled all of the photos into Windows Movie Maker, adjusted the frames per second
- I had each team individually record their sounds onto my laptop
- Then I went back into Movie Maker and saved each movie
- Then I uploaded each video to Youtube
- Whew.
Fast forward to this year, and I'd like to thank two technological advancements and my common sense:
- iPads
- The Lego Stop-Motion Movie App
- Theme: Food!
With this in place, I barely had to help with the technical process, which left more time for me to communicate with each group about their creative process and observe their team-working skills. The app was extremely easy to use, and had some very handy features. One of my favorites was something we ended up calling the "Ghost," a feature that leaves a ghost image of the last frame that was captured, allowing you to better control the amount of movement from frame to frame. So cool!
We spent the last day of the unit with popcorn and a premier of all of the fifth grade films (43 total!). I'm really going to miss these guys.
Here are a few:
The Wedding of Brownie and Milk
Happy Hot Dogs
The Wing Fight
See the rest of them here:
Second Grade: Interactive Chalk Drawings
How awesome are these?! My second graders had a blast creating these interactive chalk pastel drawings based on one of their favorite foods. If you're from Ithaca or have visited Ithaca, chances are you've stopped by Ithaca Bakery (I hope you have!), which means you've seen their expansive menu. We had the pleasure of working with Sara E. Fort, a local artist who creates the beautiful chalk pastel menus for the bakery as a part of her role as the bakery's graphic designer. Sara is so incredibly talented, and the kids loved having a "real artist" in our art room!
As much as I love the final products, my favorite part of this project was witnessing the play and imagination that went on as their food drawings came to life and they pretended to interact with the artworks. Lots of laughing, lots of chalk pastel-covered hands, and a lot of proud artists!
A big thank you to Sara for spending time with us and inspiring us through your work!
NOTE: For all the art teachers out there, I purchased Chalk Board Contact Paper and covered large pieces of cardboard. The paper went on smoothly, took the pastel quite nicely, and clean up was a breeze!
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First Grade: "When I'm 100 Years Old" Self Portraits
In celebration of our upcoming 100th day of school, first graders created these portraits of a 100-year-old imagined self. We were inspired by the bittersweet photographic collection by Tom Hussey titled, Reflections. The photographs portray elderly individuals looking at a reflection of their younger self in a mirror. If you haven't seen these photographs, you really need to check them out! My students responded to each image with excitement, sensitivity, empathy and endless curiosity, given the use of photoshopping techniques.
Here are some comments from the first grade artists in response to the question, "How will you have changed by the time you are 100 years old?":
-"I'll know everything!"
-"I'll have grandkids…Wait…I'll have kids AND grandkids! Oh my God!!!"
-"I'll have so many wrinkles I'll probably look like my dog!"
-"I'll have glasses"
-"My head will be shiny because I'll probably be bald"
-"I'll know all about the world"
Thanks for stopping by Dryden Art City! Come back soon!


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Yankees angry; more rehab for A-RodBy RONALD BLUM
The Associated Perss | July 27,2013AP File Photo
New York Yankees Alex Rodriguez watches from the dugout during Game 4 of the American League championship series against the Detroit Tigers in Detroit last October.NEW YORK (AP) Major League Baseball is investigating him, the Yankees are angry with him and Alex Rodriguez is miffed.
A-Rods strained relationship with his team hit another low on Thursday when he kept pushing to be activated from the disabled list and New York kept pushing back. He wound up having a lawyer join in when the sides discussed how to rehabilitate his slightly injured leg.
Already a target of Major League Baseballs drug investigation, the third baseman angered the Yankees when he obtained a second medical opinion on his strained left quadriceps this week without informing the team in writing, a step required by the sports collective bargaining agreement. The Yankees intend to discipline him, most likely with a fine.
Do you trust the Yankees? Rodriguez was asked Thursday during an interview on WFAN radio.
A-Rods answer was telling.
Um. You know, Id rather not get into that, he responded. Im just frustrated that Im not on the field tomorrow.
Sidelined since hip surgery in January, Rodriguez issued a statement saying he wanted to be activated for Fridays homestand opener against Tampa Bay. But that wasnt in the Yankees plans.
We agreed that a protocol would be followed that is necessary when you return somebody from a quad injury, general manager Brian Cashman said during a conference call with the teams beat writers. That protocol will include further treatment, which hell continue tomorrow with some light conditioning, and then expand to more functional work from the 27th through the 31st. Our hope, as well as Alexs hope, without any setbacks or new complaints, that would put him in a situation to have either a simulated game or a rehab game on Aug. 1.
A-Rod went public with his disenchantment.
Obviously Im very, very disappointed, he said. I know I can help my team. Obviously, Im frustrated but I agreed to this five-day plan, and on we go.
He repeatedly said he told the Yankees he was ready to return.
Tomorrow night would be the perfect night to come back and get in the lineup, he said.
Whether he gets back on a big league field any time soon or ever plays for the Yankees again remains to be seen.
MLB has been investigating Rodriguez as part of its probe of the closed Biogenesis clinic in Florida accused in media reports of distributing banned performance-enhancing drugs. A suspension appears likely, but Rodriguez could ask the players association to contest a drug penalty making it possible he might not have to serve any time until next year.
He is among the dozen or so players under investigation by MLB; he has said in the past that he used PEDs from 2001-03 while with Texas but maintained he has not used them since.
The Yankees intend to discipline A-Rod for seeking a second medical opinion without their permission, a person familiar with the teams deliberations said.
The exact penalty had not been determined, the person said, speaking on condition of anonymity to The Associated Press because no statements were authorized. A fine appeared to be the most likely option.
Meantime, Rodriguezs return from hip surgery has created more drama than most players experience in their entire careers.
Seemingly days away from rejoining the Yankees, Rodriguez injured a leg last weekend and was sent to New York for an MRI on Sunday. Team physician Dr. Christopher Ahmad diagnosed a grade 1 strain, the least severe level.
Dr. Michael Gross, the orthopedic director of The Sports Medicine Institute at Hackensack (N.J.) University Medical Center, was retained by Rodriguez and said on WFAN on Wednesday that he examined an MRI and could not detect an injury. Gross, who never examined Rodriguez personally, was reprimanded this year by New Jerseys board of medical examiners over steroid prescriptions, fined $30,000 and ordered to pay $10,000 in costs.
Rodriguez was re-examined Thursday by Dr. Daniel Murphy, the Yankees orthopedic surgeon in Tampa, Fla., who confirmed Ahmads diagnosis. Cashman said Murphy determined there was clearly some improvement.
Yankees President Randy Levine and Cashman got on a 15-minute conference call with Tim Lentych, the head athletic trainer at the player development complex in Tampa; Rodriguez; and Jordan Siev, co-head of the U.S. commercial litigation group at Reed Smith, a law firm used by A-Rod pal Jay-Z.
Just want to make sure that everything is documented properly, Rodriguez said.
Rodriguezs statement infuriated Yankees management, which already had told him it determines his return schedule.
I think the Yanks and I crossed signals, the three-time AL MVP said in the statement issued by spokesman Ron Berkowitz. I dont want any more mix-ups. Im excited and ready to play and help this team win a championship. I feel great and Im ready and want to be in the lineup Friday night. Enough doctors, lets play.
Rodriguez, who turns 38 Saturday, earns $153,005 each day during the season, and while he remains on the disabled list much of the money is covered by insurance.
Rodriguez has hit .250 (8 for 40) with two homers and eight RBIs in 13 minor league games. About a week before he began the injury rehab assignment on July 2, Rodriguez tweeted that the surgeon who operated on his hip gave me the best news - the green light to play games again!
Cashman memorably responded: Alex should just shut the ... up.
Rodriguez said hed like to rehab with the major league team, as captain Derek Jeter is doing as he comes back from a quadriceps injury.
But the Yankees seem to regard A-Rod as toxic.
Obviously, Im an employee, he said. I have to follow my bosses.
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8 ways to protect your town's water supply
Updated On: Feb 06 2013 12:46:56 PM CST
By Cris Carl, Networx
There are several towns in the U.S. that have a high standard of water quality, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. These towns include Aspen and Vail, Colo., Georgetown, Texas, and Gatlinburg, Tenn. These towns, by luck and by design, are well situated within healthy watersheds that have a low possibility of becoming polluted.
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In order to have a reliable and continuous source of clean water, free of disease pathogens, municipalities need to have certain standards in place. As a consumer, it is also up to you and to support efforts to protect your local water supply.
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3. Stormwater treatment systems: Developers should always submit (to land commission boards) detailed storm water treatment systems to minimize any potential harm to water supplies.
4. The creation of man-made wetlands: It often helps to support water supplies when wetlands must be diverted or removed, but it is important to remember that man-made wetlands can rarely do the job of wetlands that naturally occur.
5. Buying and protecting watershed lands: The more protected land you have, the greater your town's ability to have a healthy water supply.
6. No dumping into storm drains. Material that enters storm drains ends up directly in the watershed.
7. Proper disposal of household hazardous waste and medications: While wastewater treatment plants continue to become more sophisticated, it is impossible at this time to filter out all chemicals and pharmaceuticals. Down the line, these chemicals and pharmaceuticals will end up to varying degrees in your drinking supply. Cities and towns that support proper disposal of chemicals and educational efforts for its residents usually will have a healthier water supply. Learn how to properly dispose of paint and medication.
8. Maintenance of native vegetation along-side streams and wetlands: The vegetation acts as a natural buffer, reducing pollutants and preventing erosion.
Keep in mind that you are a big part of whether your city or town has a clean and abundant water supply. Increased awareness, education, and participation in your local government are the keys.
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St Andrew United Church of Christ, SarasotaA celebration of St. Andrew with bagpipes, RHS Scottish dancers and Scottish tenor...
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St. Andrews Day at St. Andrew United Church of Christ
Sunday, Nov 30 3:00p
Musica Sacra Cantorum - Deux Requiems
Monday, Apr 13 7:00p
Church of the Redeemer, SarasotaPresented by Musica Sacra Cantorum Chorus. Musica Sacra Cantorum is pleased to collaborate with First Brass of Sarasota in the presentation of this event...
Musica Sacra Cantorum - The Angels Rejoice
Monday, Dec 8 7:00p
Church of the Redeemer, SarasotaPresented by Musica Sacra Cantorum Chorus Works by the greatest masters, celebrating the Christmas season in four segments: The Annunciation: Magnificat - Dietrich Buxtehude Advent: How Lovely ar...
Mozart: 1791
Saturday, Apr 18 2:30p
First Church, SarasotaThe final year of Mozart's life was troubled by career disappointments, growing debt, and failing health, but also filled with a period of incredibly diverse compositions including two operas, a cl...
Key Chorale: Downtown Series
Saturday, Jan 24 2:30p
First Church, SarasotaKey Chorale Downtown Series $60 for two concerts: The Courts of Heaven & Earth MOZART: 1791 Benefits of purchasing a subscription include: 15- 20% discount off single ticket prices Opportunity ...
Old and New
Sunday, Apr 12 7:00p
First United Methodist Church, SarasotaUltra romantic Puccini and contemporary wunderkind Ola Gjeilo unite for a stunning combination of Mass settings in collaboration with the State College of Florida Chamber Singers.
An American Tapestry
Saturday, Jul 4 4:30p
First United Methodist Church, SarasotaGloria Musicae's annual Star-spangled choral fireworks salute America! Celebrate American pride with us, stay downtown for dinner and watch the fireworks over Sarasota Bay!
Sidewalk Prophets "Great Big Family Room Tour" - Sarasota, FL
Saturday, Apr 25 7:00p
Bahia Vista Mennonite Church, SarasotaSidewalk Prophet's Family Room just became yours!We did it! We finally did it. We have been wanting to create an event that is all about family...
Honoring Hector Olivera
Friday, Jan 16 7:00p
Saint Boniface Episcopal Church, SarasotaWorld-renowned concert organist Hector Olivera, who is a resident of Sarasota, has generously agreed to play a concert under our chapter's auspice...
An Evening with Jonny Diaz
Saturday, Dec 13 7:00p
Bahia Vista Mennonite Church, SarasotaBahia Vista Mennonite Church is pleased to host An Evening with Jonny Diaz Enjoy an evening of original hits by Jonny Diaz as well as Christmas favorites. Doors Open @ 6pm Show Starts @ 7pm
9th Annual Memorial Day Concert
Sunday, May 24 3:00p
Amazing Kids Church - Tuesday Nights
Tuesday, Dec 2 8:00p
KYLO Sarasota
Friday, Apr 10 5:00p
Harvest Tabernacle Church, SarasotaKeeping your love on, It's a hard thing to do. Sometimes it's the hardest thing to do...
Around the World in 80 Minutes
Sunday, Mar 15 5:00p
Pine Shores Presbyterian Church, SarasotaLet The First Brass large ensemble take you around the world in 80 miniutes through music and stories.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Sunday, Dec 28 1:00p
St Thomas More Catholid Church, SarasotaThe Men of St. Thomas More Presents Final Regular Season Home Game Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. New Orleans SAINTS With Transportation from/to Raymond James Stadium and the St...
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