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October 14
4 x 150 kick on 3:00 descend
3 x (200 easy pull on 3:20 then 2 x 150 fast pull on Round 1 2:10, #2 2:05, #3 2:00)
10 x 50 one easy / 1 fast stroke on 1:00
100 easy
3200 yards
October 15
8 x 50 on 55 2 each stroke odds kick/drill evens kick/swim
4 x (6 x 50 on 55 IM order by round, 4 x 25 on 30 pull IM order by round then 200 IM on 3:30)
100 easy
3100 yards
I enjoyed both these work-outs. There was a good variety of different sets and nothing too long. I was happy to make it through the IM set on Tuesday. There was some excitement in my lane on Monday as a there was a lot of yelling by one member directed at another (neither of which was me). Because I was leading the lane, I am not sure what exactly happened except that it involved some malfunctioning paddles, a pile up and some high volume cursing. The same group reassembled on Tuesday and everything seemed fine. I hope this doesn't repeat as it was pretty unpleasant.
I went to bed early last night and the extra hour of sleep really helped. I woke feeling pretty good this morning. Today was another long workout but low intensity. I was tired throughout the workout but felt much better at the end than in the middle.
Warm up
400 free with snorkel
6x50 catchup on 45
Main set
10x100 on 1.20 holding 1.05 with snorkel
6x200 IM on 2.45
8x150 kick with fins on 2mins alternating every two between kick with board and kick on back.
8x125 swum 100 on 1.05, 25 back on 40
Warm down
100 easy
Total 5200scy
I held 1.02-1.03 on most of the free pace based sets which was the target I was supposed to hold. Despite not feeling particularly good I am able to hold these pace sets longer than this past spring so I guess it's a sign my endurance is improving. Now if only I could feel better.
Updated October 16th, 2013 at 10:19 AM by StewartACarroll
I was pleased with this workout today. Lot's of legs, need to loose weight now. Part of the requirement to keep our insurance cost down is that I have to lose 10 pounds. The thing is I have gained more rather than lose lately with all the meets and good eats.
500 free
500 free kick w/zoomers
10x100@1:45 as 50 free/50 back w/paddles went 1:32, 1:31, 1:32, 1:31, 1:31, 1:30, 1:29, 1:29, 1:29, 1:29
500 back kick w/zoomers as 100 streamline/100 fashion model/100 arms perpendicular/100 streamline/100 fashion model
200 free w/snorkle
100 free catch up drill at the hips w/snorkle
100 free streamline kick w/snorkle
100 free EZ
Total 3000 yards
Tuesday 10/15
PM only SCY
400 swim
4x75 @ 1:20 kick/drill/under H2O FL kick w/ fins
3x100 @ 1:15 D1-3
6x under H2O returns
8x25 @ 1:30 AFAP w/ fins (did 4 FR 9.9-10.1, and 4 FL 10.6-11.2)
3x100 @ 1:10 pull w/ buoy + paddles (A.R.)
2x200 @ 2:20 pull w/ buoy + paddles (A.R.)
2x200 @ 2:30 I.M.
300 @ 3:30 pull w/ buoy + paddles (A.R.)
3x100 @ 1:15 I.M.
4x50 @ 1:30 AFAP kick w/ board
Total: 5000
Really broken down now since Friday AM practice. I have not been able to find sufficient time to recover. Despite that, I went 39.9/41.1/40.0/39.6 on RD1 of the 50s kick doing BR, and 36.1/34.9/35.9/36.2 on RD2 doing FR. On the main set, the problem for me was switching gear. I am a FAST gear changer, but when totally fatigued, I need ~7 seconds to get paddles and a buoy on (and by "on" I mean equipped in such a way that I won't lose them halfway through the distance). I basically had to play catch-up on every active recovery distance, which meant it really wasn't active recovery at all. This included throwing down a 3:09 on the last 300 pull just to get myself back on track. I made EVERY interval, I just had to do most of the set at peak aerobic/anaerobic levels to complete the set. Needless to say, my legs are screaming at me again.
Swim/SCY/Solo @ Pitt
Warm up:
600 various
4 x 50 scull
100 fly drill
4 x 50 DPS free w/paddles
8 x 25 shooters w/fins @ :45
Main sets:
4 x through:
50 @ 100 pace @ 1:00
-- wanted to do more of these but was dead and had no speed
2 x through
3 x 100 back kick w/fins @ 1:30 (hold :59-1:01)
3 x 100 back kick w/fins @ 1:30 (hold :50-1:01)
5 x 50 DPS backstroke @ 1:00
Total: 3150
Today was a fail. I woke up super congested and lethargic -- just when I thought I was getting better (though still hacking some). It might be allergies, feels like it. I am slightly worried it might be the puppy. Since fixing my thyroid problem, I haven't had any issues being around dogs. But we got the puppy before I was re-tested. Or maybe it's just the ragweed and crap. Frustrating! I want my usual energy back.
I got to the pool early, knowing I was only going to have 1 lane available for lap swim til 9:00. Swam alongside the "old peoples" water aerobics class. Worst part was the guy nearby my lane with his shorts halfway down in backside.
500 Free
15 x 50 Flutter Kick w/ board @ ~1:00 (depending on where the other 2 were in my lane)
I just did 50s flutter kick till 9:00 when the other lanes were going to open up. Then I got a lane to myself to do this set from pmccoy's blog yesterday:
75 "IM" (as 75 Fly) @ 2:00
100 Free @ 2:00
150 "IM" (as 75 Fly/75 Back) @ 3:00
200 Free @ 3:00
225 "IM" (as 75 Fly/75 Back/75 Breast) @ 4:00
300 Free @ 4:00
400 Free @ 5:00
8 x 50 Free Pull @ :40
100 EZ and out
3500 Yards
I woke up feeling pretty good this morning. Todays workout was tough and we have definately ramped up the yardage this week.
Warm up
2x1000 with snorkel on 12 mins
Main set
16x50 free on 35
5x500 on 5.30
100 easy
Warm down
8x100 alternating free drill and back drill on 1.30
Total 6200scy
I felt pretty horendous after the warmup and never really hit my stride today. I was sore and stiffened up on the 500's. I held 32s on the 50's and then held 5.25s on the 500's except the last one where I went 5.30. I was beat after the main set and the last 800 was swum some what aimlessly. I was too tired to focus on drill and really did more like active recovery.
Tue Oct 15th, 2013 SCY
Been Swimming 5 or 6x per week, lifting 3 or 4, Lifted yesterday
Entered the woodlands SCM meet and might enter the 2013 SPMA SCM Champs
the pool is at 5600 Harbor Street Commerce, CA 90040 the pics of the facilities look pretty nice
Whitney Coached,
6:30 to 8:00 dove in around 6:33
swam with Tyler, Jim, Ned and Mike
Beside Todd, Alley, and Nate
Warm up
went around 700
Main Set
5 x 100 FR on 1:10 make it
rest 1:00
200 IM fast, went 2:20
50 easy
4 x 100 FR on 1:08 make it
rest 1:00
200 IM fast, went 2:20
50 easy
3 x 100 FR on 1:06 make it
rest 1:00
200 IM fast, went 2:18
50 easy
2 x 100 FR on 1:04 make it
rest 1:00
200 IM fast, went 2:15
50 easy
40 x 25 on :20, done 5 stroke IM order, 5 FR with 1 breath, no breaks,
assigned 500 done 100 FR mod 25 FAST no breath
did: 4 x (50 fr mod 50 skip, 25 fast no breath
easy 100
25 BR fast from a dive 13.7
25 easy
25 BR fast from a dive, 13.8
Next Meets:
considering one, 2 or a few SCM meets in Nov & Dec
Sat Nov 9 - 10, 2013
WMST 2013 November Classic
Shenandoah, TX 77385
Might do another one in late Nov / early Dec, haven't decided yet.
I am still hurting but since I had my own lane today I wanted to use my monofin. How can you recover doing butterfly? I don't know, just pushed myself on a few.
This coming weekend I will be swimming on Saturday at a kids meet, doing 200 back, 200 fly and 500 free.
500 free
500 free kick w/zoomers really needed a big lifeguard tube for a pillow but oh well
next 1000 yards of swims were all with monofin
200 fly scull drill
200 alt rt arm/lt arm
8x25@:45 fly fast held 18's
200 fly kick w/board
4x50@1:00 fly fast held 37's
500 free kick w/zoomers
500 free
Total 3000 yards
Q: I recently registered my fitness swim program as a new club with USMS. Since adding my program's information in the Places to Swim page, I've had quite a few new members join. The problem is, I'm not a coach, and my original members don't understand the vocabulary and etiquette that Masters swimmers seem to possess. Is there a resource I can give them to bring them up to speed?
A: Congratulations on joining USMS! Although Masters swimmers seem to have a language all their own, it's not too complicated to learn once you integrate it into your daily practices. Jim Harper wrote a Masters 101 series of eight articles in 2012 that explains our language and proper etiquette. Please refer your swimmers to these articles or print copies and hand them out or post them at the pool. Either way, take some time to review the information as a group. USMS values education and this is a fun way for all your participants to learn something new.
Swam w/ Roger, Dave, Dave and Carole. Feeling beat up after weekend pickup soccer but at least I didn't have a cold today. Swam Saturday at the HSV Nat.
Saturday workout:
400 Warm up
200 kick
200 pull
200 drill
4 x 100 Free
100 Free
200 Free
300 Free
400 Free
400 Free
12 x 25 IM Order
6 x 50 Free
9 x 25 IM Order
4 x 50 Free
6 x 25 IM Order
100 Free
3 x 25 IM Order
200 Cool down
(5100 Total)
Monday workout:
600 Warm up
8 x 25 - :40 (odds one breath, evens no breath)
6 x 50 Free - :45
5 x 100 - 1:30 2 Free/3 IM
10 Rounds of:
* 100 Stroke - 1:20 (fly x 3, bk pull w/ paddles x 4, br x 3)
* 50 Free - 1:10
100 Easy
Fly was 1:18-1:20, bk was 1:14-1:20, br was 1:21-1:23 was hoping br was a little faster.
3 x 100 Free - 1:30, descend (1:20, 1:12, 1:08)
4 x 25 drill - :40
3 x 100 Kick - 2:00, descend
4 x 25 drill - :40
3 x 100 Stroke - 1:45, descend
4 x 25 drill - :40
4 x 25 pull - 1:30, descend (1:10, 1:05, 1:00)
200 Easy fly (cool down)
(5000 Total)
Monday 10/14
AM and PM SCY
AM swim:
400 swim
300 pull w/ buoy + paddles + snorkel
200 kick w/ board
100 I.M. drill
5x100 @ 1:20 AE
8x25 @ :30 V.S.
4x (odd RDs FR, even RDs BR)
4x50 @ :45 kick (FR w/ board, BR w/o)
4x25 @ :30 MAX (FR: 11.6-12.4, BR: 15.2-16.1)
8x25 @ :10 rest drill
Total: 3700
PM swim:
300 swim
4x100 @ 1:20 pull w/ buoy + strapless paddles + snorkel
12x25 @ :40 odd: drill, even: under H2O FL kick on back
8x50 @ :50 D1-4, 5-8
3x200 @ 2:30 2nd/4th 50 STRONG (2:05, 2:05, 2:06)
4x150 @ 2:00 2nd 75 STRONG (1:37, 1:34, 1:35, 1:35)
5x100 @ 1:10 1st/4th 25 STRONG w/ fins (1:00s on all 5)
4x50 @ 2:00 N.S. swim w/ paddles NO BREATH (basically cruise a 25, sprint a 25)
25 FAST w/ power tower + fins + paddles AFAP (bucket was filled almost to top ~100 lbs)
Total: 4650
This afternoon was a little bit of mix and match. The 3x200/4x150/5x100 was the middle distance set and was actually two times through. After round 1, however, I joined two other guys in the "mini sprint" workout (which was also two times through as written, but we ran out of time to finish). My legs are screaming at me from a combination of Friday AM, a double-header soccer game Sunday afternoon, and the fast kicking from this morning.
I tried to get a lot done in a little bit of time today, since I had to get home and get the lawn mowed (hopefully the last time) and in the dumpster before the garbage truck comes by. I did make it, so that's good. Also working on some fall cleanup things prior to the snow that will be on its way here soon. We're dipping into the low 40s/upper 30s at night now, and only 50s/low 60s for highs. It won't be long.
500 Free
Kick Set w/ short fins:
200 SDK on back @ 3:00 (went 2:40)
150 SDK on back @ 2:30 (went 2:00)
100 SDK on back @ 1:30 (went 1:20) I'm pretty good at holding a 1:20/100 pace
50 SDK on back @ under :30 (went :31)
This may be all I can do with the short fins, with long fins I can get under easily, but I want to do it with short fins at the end of this set one day.
Main (only) Set:
12 x 125 Free Pull
Odds @ Desc. Interval from 2:00, 1:55, 1:50, 1:45, 1:40, 1:35
Evens @ 1:30
It was a bit of a brain teaser on the intervals, but that keeps my mind working while swimming solo. The "EZ" odd ones weren't quite as easy near the end, and the final 500 of the whole set was on a combined interval of 6:15, so it was moving pretty quick.
I basically held 1:35s on the EZ ones, and 1:25s on the Fast ones.
100 Back EZ
200 Kick w/ board -Float/EZ
2800 Yards
Swim/SCY/Solo @ Pitt
I had contemplated doing a third speed workout in a row. But when I got in the pool my legs were dead. So I did a recovery/technique workout, spending some time chatting with one of my masters swimmers.
600 various
4 x 50 scull w/paddles
4 x 50 chest press fly
4 x 50 catepillar fly drill w/paddles
4 x 25 breast kick drills
4 x 50 breast pull w/turtles
6 x 25 fish kick
10 x 25 shooters w/fins @ :45
Total: 2000
Didn't feel like going to the pool, so got in some drylands
15 min RC/scap ex
40 min:
goblet squats
hammers power wheel pike ups
power wheel roll outs
long arm curnches
planks w/DBs pulling them to the waist
kettleball swings
I got around to entering the Sprint Classic on Oct. 27 today. I entered all 4 50s and the 4 25s. Not sure I'll swim all four 50s; I'll see how I feel. I'll only rest a couple days so didn't enter PRs (which I would only do for a fully tapered meet anyway).
Swim Meet Events
Long time no blog. To be honest, the last few months have been quite frustrating. Lots of low points which havent left me motivated to keep up with this thing. Lets just say that my positive and semi-linear path of improvements were thwarted somewhere around early July (month 8). I had been doing so well, and suddenly things went waaaaay downhill. Massive setback so to speak.
Cant pinpoint the exact cause, but back in early July it was like my shoulder just went ka-put. Went really dead, got super weak and numbingly painful at all times, even just sitting around. Really didnt feel right. Naturally I got quite concerned so I went back to my surgeon, afraid that I had injured some other part of my shoulder or something. I had x-rays and some tests done but nothing was out of the ordinary. Stuff like this isnt abnormal she said. Sigh. Least to say that my summer of glorious outdoor swimming did not go as planned!
So I basically started over, like in a major way this time. I put back on the fins and kicked for several weeks and slowly added back in some swimming. Again Im super careful with balancing weights/PT and swimming as its proving to be such a delicate balance for me. I do one set of reps too many and I will pay the price in the pool, and vice versa. Right now Im swimming full workouts again (fins go on after the main set), but 3 days a week max followed by ice. Im doing bits of all 4 strokes with no issues, so thats good. I just have to keep my yardage in check and make sure I get enough recovery time in between workouts. It seems that I do best when I follow a schedule of one day on two days off, but it can be difficult to stick to that (not to mention that its far less that what Id like to be doing). Sometimes I have to decide between only having 1 day in between workouts or 4 days and sometimes I reluctantly go with the 4 days off, because now I know better lol. Ive only just started pushing myself again speed-wise. Im still quite reserved, but thats OK. Purgatory and I are BFFs at this point.
Admittedly its been very difficult to stay positive throughout all of this. It is hard when you see all your progress just ~erased~ like that. At this point I feel that Im fairly behind compared to where I thought I would be at this point. It has been a real test of patience, which I am getting better at mastering, but its still tough. It still hasnt been a year yet, which I remind myself constantly.
Sometimes I wonder if I pushed it too hard at the beginning of this journey. Other times I just wish I had a good chunk of cash so I could afford to see REAL sport-specific specialists who could have helped me through all of this (though insurance is covering some acupuncture and I have been getting massage 2x month). Sometimes I kick myself for not having the surgery sooner, and I wonder how things would be if I didnt let my shoulder re-dislocate all those times over the years. And then sometimes think I should just take a month off (honestly wouldnt know what to do with myself
Lots of shoulda coulda woulda, but I try not to think too much about it. I try and let the sounds of being underwater drown it all out
Updated October 16th, 2013 at 01:11 PM by swimslick
I felt much better this morning after a good weekend. My daughter swam great at her meet and had some big time drops in both the 200 free and the 200IM. I worked on deck all weekend and enjoyed myself.
This week is the start of a big yardage 3 week training cycle and I need to make sure I stay positive and healthy over the next 3 weeks. I am thinking of taking a week off work in a couple of weeks to really hit the aerobic base once more before we move to more emphasis on quality.
Todays workout was our 10x300 test set with some more fast aerobic work at the end of practice!! I felt much better today than the last time I did this set, and stayed strong throughout with no fall off on speed.
Warm up
400 free without snorkel(I have misplaced my nose clip)
6x50 catchup on 45
Main set
10x300 on 3.20 pull with paddles
100 easy
10x50 kick on 50 swum no slower than 45
3x(2x100 on 1.05, 1x100 on 1.30)
Warm down
100 easy
Total 5200scy
I held 3.04s on all of the 300's. I relaxed more on the first three, concentrated on not shortening my stroke on the middle 3, and hung on for dear life on the last 4. I was very pleased with this set. I read an article about the importance of kicking as hard as poissible on kick sets, and worked the kick as hard as I could, holding 40-42's(mainly 40's). The last main set was mentally hard but I made all the 100's holding 1.02-1.03s on the fast and about 1.15s on the recovery 100's. I felt good today.
Since the warm up/down pool was soooooo cold especially compared to the competition pool which was too hot for me I opted to do a warmdown today.
I seemed to be having issues breathing today even with the snorkle.
Had a few great swims this weekend. The 800 Free, 200 Fly and 200 Back all went well. By the time I got to the 1500 Free I was too tired so I went fast enough for first in my age group but that was it.
500 free
500 free kick w/zoomers
5x100@2:00 back w/zoomers as 25 rt arm/25 lt arm/25 kick/25 swim
5x100@1:50 free w/snorkle
500 free kick w/zoomers
5x100@2:00 free actually held 1:32's easily
Total 3000 yards
Missed yesterday and Friday with the craziness of my schedule, but got in today at noon to make up for lost time. As it turns out, these extra rest days are probably helping me. Here's what I did today:
500 EZ free, 8:20
12 x 50 fly on 1:10 (:45-:49)--last time I swam this set I couldn't keep all the reps under :50.
200 fly, EZ (stopped briefly at the 150 mark to catch my breath)
500 BK on 10:00
500 BR on 10:00
400 EZ fr recovery
1 x 400 IM on 8:00 (7:09)
2 x 200 IM on 4:00 (mid 3:30s)
2 x 100 IM on 2:00 (slow!)
4 x 50 drill
4200 total SCY (1000+ as fly!)
Still ahead of my GTD goal pace (barely), but I probably shouldn't be missing so many days.
Swim/SCY/Solo @ Pitt
Warm up:
600 various
4 x 50 scull w/paddles @ :10 RI
4 x 50 chest press fly drill @ 1:10
4 x 50 caterpillar fly drill @ 1:10
4 x 25 breast kick drills
8 x 25 shooters w/fins @ :45
Main Sets:
4 x 25 burst SDK + cruise @ 1:00
4 x 30 burst SDK + cruise from the blocks
3 x (25 AFAP fly from the blocks (11 highs) + 25 EZ)
-- still not happy with my breakouts
-- I should prolly try these with a tech suit
3 x (25 AFAP back from the blocks + 25 EZ) (12 highs)
5 x through: (3 rounds free w/paddles, 2 rounds kick)
4 x 25 + 50 + 50
1-3 25s = 100 pace @ :30
4th 25 = EZ @ :30
50 = 200 pace @ 1:00
Total: 3725
Having a lovely restful peaceful weekend. Hope to do a third speed workout in a row tomorrow and then do some drylands on Monday. Hope the body cooperates. Adding in lots of starts definitely makes the workout harder. My legs were burning at the end of that last set.
Updated October 12th, 2013 at 07:13 PM by The Fortress
Today I arrived at the pool to find the parking lot very very full, as compared to normal. Then I noticed a lot of Velocity Swimming stickers in the backs of car windows, and realized they were back to their Saturday morning practices. The younger kids were just getting out when I got there, and making all kinds of noise in the locker room like normal. As I go in, I say "Hey all you kids, keep it down in here!" (jokingly of course). THey all respond with "JAMES!!!" "Are you coming back to swim with Velocity??" from a few of them. I replied with no, unfortunately. It's good to know I was well liked and missed by them though.
I got to swim today with my dentist who was already in the pool warming up. I swam my own thing, but swim similar things to what he was doing, so in a way were were pacing each other. He swims with short fins all the time, but holds a consistent 1:15 pace on 30x100s @ 1:30. Not bad shape for a 65+ dentist. He told me that he enjoyed having my next to him to keep him moving. I was thinking the same thing as I did my swim.
500 Free
10 x 50 Flutter Kick w/ board @ 1:00
10 x 100 @ 1:30 (25 Fly, 75 Free) - ranged from 1:08-1:10s
My interval happened to coordinate great with my lanemate, as I was flipping at the 50, he was pushing off about a second later...it was good to have the competition next to me.
200 EZ Kick w/ board
8 x (Odds 100 Free Pull, Evens 125 Free Pull) @ 1:35
I took it EZ on the 100s, and pushed the 125s going approx. 1:20s. It was good to swim alongside someone today who was basically doing the same thing.
3200 Yards
In other good news: I found out that I'll be off work for the weekend of my college Alumni Meet in two weeks, so I'm 90% going to be making the trek down there. On the Facebook announcement, I'm the oldest swimmer to respond as "going" to the event this year. In fact I'm the only one from the 20th century as well (1999 is my class). Most of the kids are from the most recent 2-3 years since graduation, so they'll be good for the 50s. I'm going to do the 200 Fly in the 200 Free event, and probably a whole slew of other stuff. Probably will take down my full leg suit as well for the floatiness in my legs. It's about 6 hours away, but I can stay with my sister or grandparents as well. The only obstacle may be snow in the mountains in southern Washington, but I'll just check pass reports and plan ahead.


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One day, Annie's life is changed for ever when Grace, the beautiful assistant of the enigmatic millionaire Oscar (Daddy) Warbucks comes to ask for an orphan to stay at his mansion for the Christmas holidays.
This begins a wild and mad-cap adventure where Annie's bright and shining personality wins over the crochety business and teaches him the meaning of love, life and looking on the bright side.
Program: Bach Violin Concerto in E Major, Handel Concerto Grosso op.6, Bach Sinfonia from Cantata 42, Zelenka Symphonie a 8 Concertante in A minor.
Andrew Altenbach, conductor wth soloist Jorja Fleezanis (violin).
A world premiere production!
MJTC's new commission and world premiere, The Chanukah Guest, is the perfect way to celebrate the holiday season with your family. This interactive, heartwarming play tells the story of Bubba Brayna, who is renowned throughout the village for making the best potato latkes every Chanukah. Oh, the smells wafting from Bubba's kitchen! Come see what happens when a very unexpected visitor makes this year's holiday one that will not soon be forgotten. Appropriate for children ages 3 and up.
"Po Chile" Celie labors with a broom in her hand and fear in her heart, waiting for her missionary sister to answer her letters. Inspired by defiant, sassy Sophia, Celie finally emerges from a life of abuse. Then "Queen honeybee" Shug Avery ushers Celie into a world of love. Celie got a voice! And it's beautiful! Black American music, from gospel and jazz to soul and Motown floods the theatre as we all celebrate how Celie learns to "wear the pants." The spirit all around now — and forgiveness — and joy.
The Dinner Detective is the largest, award-winning, interactive comedic murder mystery dinner show in the United States. Our immensely popular shows are set in the present day. This means, unlike other murder mystery dinner shows, here you will find no cheesy costumes, no campy dialogue and no hokey song and dance. Our performers are dressed just like everyone else, leaving all of the guests to suspect who is a part of the show and who is not. At the end of the night, prizes are awarded to the Top Sleuth who solves the crime with the most accurate detailed information. Each ticket to our fully interactive murder mystery show includes an interrogation reception along with a four course meal including appetizers, mixed green salad, choice of entrée and dessert.
Disney's Beauty and the Beast is the story of Belle, a young woman in a provincial town, and the Beast, who is really a young prince trapped in a spell placed by an enchantress. If the Beast can learn to love and be loved, the curse will end and he will be transformed to his former self. But time is running out. If the Beast does not learn his lesson soon, he and his household will be doomed for all eternity. This classic musical love story is filled with unforgettable characters, lavish sets and costumes, and dazzling production numbers including "Be Our Guest" and the beloved title song.
A Don't Hug Me Christmas Carol is the SMASH HIT sequel to the award-winning musical comedy, Don't Hug Me.
It's Christmas Eve in Bunyan Bay, Minnesota when cantankerous bar owner Gunner Johnson gets in an argument with his wife, Clara. He tells her he's skipping Christmas, storms out of the bar, goes snowmobiling across the lake, falls through the ice, and goes into a coma. He comes back in his dream where he's visited by folk legend, Sven Yorgensen, who plays the ghost of Christmas past, present, and future. Sven takes Gunner (Scrooge) on a journey similar to that in Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" only very different. Will Gunner come out of his coma and find redemption with Clara at The Bunyan? Find out.
Featuring 17 original songs including: "Gramma Cut the Christmas Cheese," "Gunner Fell Into an Ice Hole," "The Wheel is Turnin' but the Hamster is Dead," "I Love You More Than Football," "Stuck in a Chimney," "The Bunyan Beguine," "I'd Rather be Naughty" and more.
Girls Only is an original comedy that celebrates the honor, truth, humor and silliness of being female. With a two-woman cast and audiences full of raucous, laughing ladies, the show is a unique examination of all things girly.
Born out of the earnest and sweetly ridiculous writings the two authors discovered in their girlhood diaries, the Girls Only mix of sketch comedy, improvisation, audience participation, and hilarious songs and videos will remind you that underneath, women all have very funny and very charming feminine similarities.
Warning: This show contains feminine subject matter including teenage diaries, breast feeding, tampons, shadow puppets, pantyhose, menstrual cycles, slumber parties, menopause and maxi pads.
Special pricing for Seniors 65+ ($25.50) and Students with valid ID ($17.50). One ticket per student ID.
Vocalist Connie Evingson returns to Jazz at the Jungle select Sundays following opening night.
This absorbing new play looks at four 30-something New Yorkers navigating the emotional aftermath of tragedy. Beth lost her husband in the World Trade Center on 9/11, and now, four years later, is dating Ethan. Thanksgiving brings the two together with Ethan's brother, Josh, and his wife, Jessica. Josh, who survived the attack on the towers, is trying to make sense of his life, now with differently held perspectives and values. This insightful play about living and letting go is a moving testament to survival and recovery.
Jersey Boys is the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons: Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito and Nick Massi. This is the story of how a group of blue-collar boys from the wrong side of the tracks became one of the biggest American pop music sensations of all time. They wrote their own songs, invented their own sounds and sold 175 million records worldwide - all before they were thirty. The show features such hits as "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You," "Oh, What a Night" and many more.
Set in the provincial Northampton, England, London-bound Charlie Price is surprised to suddenly inherit his beloved father's shoe factory and even more surprised to find that handmade men's dress shoes are no longer quite as in vogue as they used to be. Facing closure, a dejected Charlie chances upon Lola, the charismatic, brassy and fabulous drag queen and finds himself forming an unlikely business partnership, creating custom shoes for drag queens, which will change their lives forever...
More than just a Broadway show, Motown: The Musical is an incredible look back at the country's most loved genre and the music that transformed America.
Filled with the back stories of legends such as Diana Ross, Smokey Robinson and a whole host of the motor city's favourite stars, and featuring billboard busting classics like 'My Girl' and 'Ain't No Mountain High Enough', this is an uplifting show about how Motown broke down barriers and got us all dancing to the same rhythm!
Motown: The Musical follows writing impresario and founder of the Motown label, Berry Gordy as he fights against the odds to turn his improbable dream into all singing, all dancing reality. Adapted from Berry's own 1994 autobiography, 'To Be Loved', this is an incredible walk down memory lane, as we see how Smokey got his honey toned voice and how Diana found fame, amongst 50 classic songs that are guaranteed to keep you dancing all night long
The Thayers, open-hearted Ethel and irascible Norman, return to their cottage on Golden Pond for their 48th summer. Their respite is interrupted by the unexpected arrival of their estranged daughter, her fiance, and his teenage son. Over the course of the summer, an unlikely friendship develops between Norman and the boy, which sparks a renewed zest for life in the Thayer family.
This warm and witty American classic explores the turbulent relationship between father and daughter, the generation gap between young and old, and the difficulties facing a couple in the twilight years of a long and happy marriage.
Program: Bach Cantata 106 "Actus Tragicus", Bach Cantata 131 "Aus der Tiefen rufe ich, Herr, zu dir", Brandenburg No. 6, Schutz Psalm 130 "Aus der Tiefe."
Told by a mysterious troupe of performers, a young and dreamy prince, Pippin is unhappy with his lot. Overlooked by his errant father King Charles, and mocked by his family, he wants to learn the meaning of life, and takes on a series of thrilling challenges, including becoming involved in war, switching sides to become a revolutionary, whilst leaving a trail of broken hearts over the land. But perhaps excitement and freedom isn't the key to living, and maybe its modesty that will fill the void.
This new musical revue shines with engaging personal portraits of over 30 accomplished Americans as they reflect on their Jewish heritage and the role it has played in their lives. With original songs by some of theater's most noted composers and lyricists, including Duncan Sheik, Marvin Hamlisch, and Sheldon Harnick, we hear the stories of admired people such as Leonard Nimoy, Sarah Jessica Parker, Al Franken, Kenneth Cole, Tony Kushner, Steven Spielberg, and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
A "brilliantly, cleverly funny" romantic comedy that brings boxing and ballroom dance head to head in a match made in heaven. This two-person tour de force of rapid-fire dialogue, high-energy dances, ridiculous puppetry and playful pugilism tells the rags-to-riches story of an immigrant apple seller tricked into becoming a boxer and the dance hall dame with a score to settle who takes him under her wing as they swing their way to the championship.
A stage adaptation of the classic film, Irving Berlin's White Christmas tells the story of two showbiz buddies who stage a winter show in a picturesque Vermont inn, and find their perfect mates in the bargain.
Irving Berlin's White Christmas is a merry and bright Broadway experience full of dancing, laughter and some of the greatest songs ever written including Blue Skies, I Love A Piano, How Deep Is The Ocean and the perennial favorite White Christmas


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Oshkosh hotels
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Although Oshkosh, WI is known because of OshKosh B'Gosh, the overall and children's clothing company, there are festivals, museums, sports, and water fun awaiting visitors to Oshkosh. Hotels in Oshkosh are located along the river and highway, downtown, and near the airport. Most offer traditional accommodations like internet access and a pool and fitness room, but guests will find water views, lounges, and meeting spaces at several of the area hotels.
Oshkosh Quick Picks and Tips
Over 500,000 people flock to Oshkosh hotels each year to attend the AirVenture Air Show and Expo that showcases experimental aircraft and all things aviation.
Sportsmen can catch a University of Wisconsin football game or one of the many other UW sporting events. Athleltic visitors can participate in a fishing tournament or boat race on Lake Winnebago.
Kodiak Jacks is a steak and seafood joint with a fun atmosphere. Head to The Roxy Supper Club for a romantic night out or a special occasion meal with friends.
For guests at Oshkosh hotels a trip down to the riverfront to the outdoor Leach Amphitheater for one of the weekly concerts is a refreshing experience. The Grand Opera House in town also has performing arts events.
The Oshkosh Public Museum is the place to go to find out about local history and heritage. The Paine Art Center and Gardens is a natural reprieve from the bustle of life as well as a learning and inspirational museum with galleries, gardens, architecture and classes.
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1 BEST WESTERN PREMIER Waterfront Hotel & Convention Center
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Nestled on the banks of the Fox River in downtown Oshkosh, lies the beautiful BEST WESTERN PREMIER Waterfront Hotel & Convention Center. Spring of 2013, the $13 million renovation project will be... More
2 La Quinta Inn Oshkosh
1886 Rath Lane Map
The La Quinta Inn Oshkosh was recently named a 2014 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award winner! The newly renovated La Quinta Inn Oshkosh is adjacent to Lakeshore Golf Course and... More
3 Super 8 Oshkosh Airport
1581 W. South Park Ave. Map
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The Super 8 Oshkosh is conveniently located next to the Wittman Regional Airport, site of the annual EAA AirVenture event and off of Hwy 41 at Exit 116. The motel features free High Speed Wireless... More
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4 Comfort Suites Oshkosh
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The Comfort Suites hotel is conveniently located less than two miles from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. This Oshkosh, WI hotel is also close to the EAA AirVenture Museum, the historic Grand... More
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5 AmericInn Oshkosh
1495 W South Park Ave. Map
Our Oshkosh hotel offers a variety of room types including suites with whirlpools. Wake up each morning to our free, hot, home-style AmericInn Perk breakfast and stay connected with free,... More
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6 Hilton Garden Inn Oshkosh
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7 Holiday Inn Express & Suites OSHKOSH-SR 41
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Great Service Is Our Oshkosh, WI Hotel's Priority Discover Oshkosh, Wisconsin's charm while staying at the ideal location for business and leisure travelers. Conveniently located off US-41, the... More
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8 Fairfield Inn by Marriott Oshkosh
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Welcome to the Newly Renovated Oshkosh Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott. Our Oshkosh, WI hotel is conveniently located near Hwy. 41 and minutes from the Fox Cities. The hotel is within easy... More
9 Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Oshkosh
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Begin your stay in beautiful Oshkosh, Wisconsin at this Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Oshkosh hotel, just off US 41, a short drive to the outdoor fun of Lake Winnebago and 25 miles from Outgamie... More
10 Motel 6 Oshkosh
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Motel 6 Oshkosh is conveniently located to Oshkosh Convention Center, Lake Shore Golf Course, dining and shopping. All guest rooms have a modern look with 32" TV, Free Wi-Fi, granite countertops,... More
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11 Cobblestone Inn and Suites
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The Infamous Black Fly Challenge
As a bike racer, I can sometimes be guilty of taking myself to seriously. I sometimes forget that riding and racing a bike is a hobby I have, and really all that surrounds it is of very little consequence in the real world. Since things beyond my control have kept me off peak form this […] [Read More]
Bikes of steel; nerves not so much.
I'm not a fast rider. I have no idea how many miles a year I ride. Last year, I didn't drive my car for 3 months. This year, I've hardly ridden my bike. It's not for lack of love. Eleven years ago this summer I awoke to a July morning legless. My legs became empty, […] [Read More]
Becoming a Cyclist
Two years ago I did not ride a bike. I did not own a bike. I had neither owned nor regularly ridden a bike since college, 30 years ago. My lack of a bicycle had nothing to do with an aversion to exercise. I ran several marathons and dozens of other foot races. I climbed […] [Read More]
Go North, See Racers
I thought I would take a break from posting on legal topics to give some publicity to a weekend of racing in the Adirondacks. The New York State championships will be held in the Lake Placid area, with two days of racing. This is an excellent opportunity to see some quality bike racing. Plus, one […] [Read More]
Wednesday Rider: Meet Carrie Gray
Wednesday Rider: Meet Carrie Gray About: I'm 33 years old, originally from CNY, and I graduated from Onondaga Community College and SUNY Oswego. I live in Gloversville with my husband and two pets. I started cycling in 2006 and each year I become more in love and involved with it. Besides cycling, I also enjoy […] [Read More]
Inaction is Condoning Inappropriate Behavior
or so I was informed (and already knew) at a "Respectful Workplace" training class. Take that, mix in equal parts of Bike Month, cycling accidents in the news, plenty of solo commuting time to ponder, and the multiple weekly "incidents" , sprinkle in some blog fodder, and my head feels like I closed the bar…… again. […] [Read More]
Back in the saddle, again?
I have to apologize, my dedication to all things bike has been questionable lately, and as a result, my posts on the bike blog have been similarly lacking in, well, their existence. You see, I've been a bike racer for nearly ten years. I've pedaled mountain bikes, road bikes, cross bikes, fixed gears and TT […] [Read More]
A New Leaf for Bicycle Culture
I havent written here on the Bike Blog for a while. Spring is a busy time… I've been spending a lot of enjoyable time in the garden and greenhouse, as well as at Troy Bike Rescue where I spend my Monday and Wednesday evenings volunteering and helping to coordinate the shop space. We have been […] [Read More]
The stated objective, or charge if you will, at the time I signed on to write for this blog was "…to humanize cyclists and to increase awareness and advocacy for cycling generally so fewer of us are run over by cars…" Or something like that. But every time I attempt to pen something that opens […] [Read More]
Wednesday Rider: Meet Dick Clark
Wednesday Rider: Dick Clark (a TNT cycling coach for upstate NY and Vermont) About: Team In Training – training for and completing a major endurance event while raising significant money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society What motivates you to bike? Many factors (in no particular order): a love of cycling, the satisfaction of training and […] [Read More]
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Re: Re:back up fire starter
(Does anyone use the Spark-Lite Firestarter? With the firestarter weighing 0.19 oz and the Tinder Quick tabs at 0.024 oz each it would seem like the lightest "emergency" firestarter not t...
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good for you, don't break it.
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Gold Gear wrote: Sign me up. GOLD Gear will be there again this year. Looking forward to it and the wood and alcohol stove "burn offs". Did we decide that there would be two wood ca...
Re: Re: Need Help: Photos of Dan's Zelph Stoves at the GGG!!!
>>>I think if the fire ban hadn't been in place, we would have seen a lot of Starlyte kits at the GGG! I didn't bring mine for that reason.>>> Steven, Flatcatgear and T...
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Heads up to everyone. I've seen photos of Caldera Cones not sitting flat on the ground or surface they are on when in use. If they are not flat too much air is entering and will cause fuel t...
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I agree, coffee bags work best. I agree also when the bag is opened out comes the "fishy" smell. I don't prefer the little crystals that form on the left over cube when snuffed out...
Other open Burner Stoves
These simmer pads should work on flatcatgear open burners with the vane swirls. The one in his avatar. They should work with all open type burners. I use the term "burner" as the part...
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Jon and I are talking stove stuff. We'll figure it out. :-)
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Ken gave a dozen of these away at the recent GGG gathering out in California where they had some really nice weather. Here in Northern Illinois we are in the process of getting another 6" of s...
Carbon Felt Simmer Pad
Carbon Felt Simmer Pad Use this device to make your StarLyte burners and Companion Burner simmer for real cooking and baking needs. User friendly, just place over lit burner as seen in this...
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A Saudi government body is seeking legal action against journalists and bloggers who "defame" the commission. The move has outraged the kingdom's media industry.
May 25, 2009 2:36 by Omaima Al-Fardan
Sultan ibn Zahim is a lawyer who represented the commission in a highly publicized case involving the deaths of two young men and two women after the commission chased them in the Al Kulail area of Madinah. The men and women were suspected of being in a state of khulwa (illegal seclusion).
Ibn Zahim defined defamation as journalists reporting incorrect details about incidents involving the commission. He said that he has previously suggested to commission members that they improve relations with the media and use it for their benefit rather than pursuing the judicial route.
Asked about documentation that can protect reporters in cases of libel, he said this could include recordings, faxes and e-mails. He added that the Ministry of Information is the only government body that can question journalists.
Ibn Zahim stressed that commission members can also be questioned and investigated. "They (commission members) are human beings and can make mistakes," he said.
He said that the commission has not issued guidelines on how its members should conduct themselves. The members are guided by what they themselves view as right or wrong. "They have power, this is something that many do not comprehend," said ibn Zahim while justifying the right of the commission to inspect and arrest people.
Sheikh Salih Al Shamrani, a religious scholar, said the concept of tash'hir includes information that harms people in society. When asked if criticism would be valid when the subject is institutions or government bodies, he said that such discourse would be useful and might help negativities.
However, when asked if the commission could also be criticized, he said journalists should stay away from such topics because the commission is a body that has contributed in many positive ways to society and does not deserve to be attacked.
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i know by first-hand experience how this commission works. the guys incharge are absolutely nuts. there is no point in arguing with such folk. there is a greek saying, that even the gods are helpless against stupidity.


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Welcome Back to our Snowbirds! We have an exciting new year planned for the Sunset Beach Civic Association. Come and meet the New Board of Directors and visit with your neighbors! Bring your favorite signature dish to share. The SBCA will provide the protein. We will be selling beer, wine & soft drinks.
It is Membership Renewal Time. Please bring your membership dues for the upcoming season. We will be selling 50/50 Raffle Tickets and New T-Shirts in new sizes & colors.
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We look forward to seeing you tonight!
Your friends at the Sunset Beach Civic Association
Hello Sunset Beach!
It has been a busy summer. The beach renourishment has been completed, and the beach looks good and wide The budget has passed and the millage rate will stay the same. There will be no increase in the garbage or recycle rate, but the sewer and stormwater rates
will increase slightly. The sewer rate increased because St Petersburg increased the rate to treat the sewage, and the stormwater increased so that we have money to fix the storm pipes.
We are all very pleased with the new beach! Stay tuned for opportunities for dune replanting. We will take all the sea oats we can, as we all know that the planted dune is our last line of defense.
There is a very interesting election coming up this November. I am not just speaking of Charlie 2.0 or marijuana, but Greenlight vs. No Tax For Tracks. Greenlight has many good points, and some not so good points, so make sure to cast an informed vote on this!
Until next time,
Alan Bildz
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Happy Autumnal Equinox Sunset Beach. Now that autumn is here we can look forward to one of the best seasons in one of the best parts of the country. Fall in Treasure Island means cooler days but with water temps remaining in the 80's. It also is the time of year that the Civic Association begins events for the next year.
As the new president let me first thank all members of the association and the board for participating in a process that helps make Sunset Beach the unique community that it is. We really do have something special here.
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We will have a new order of t-shirts and hoodies available. If you had trouble getting the size or color in the past, this is your chance to get the item of your choice. We will also have a new item, beverage coozies. They may sell out fast, so get yours now.
Another item I feel strongly about is Beach Clean-up. As you can see Steve Yost is spear-heading a dedicated campaign to maintain our recently re-nourished beach. I will be working with him to increase participation and awareness.
We also have a new event- The Floatilla. This summer's inaugural soiree went "swimmingly" well. Thanks to all floaters (and non-floaters who showed up at the dock stops) who made the event a success. Special thanks to Dawn Fader / Patrick Fitzgerald and Rick Russ (a.k.a. Shaggy) for hosting the festive dock stops.
In closing I want to stress the importance of membership. Please encourage neighbors, friends and family to join / rejoin the association. Our events are getting more popular every year, we want to insure the residents of Sunset Beach reap the benefits of our special community spirit.
Eric Corson