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Oh, Canada! Bouchard a Slam finalistBy HOWARD FENDRICH
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | July 04,2014LONDON Eugenie Bouchard could have lost her focus after the fourth game of her Wimbledon semifinal Thursday, when play was delayed for five minutes during Simona Haleps medical timeout for a left ankle injury.
Bouchard also could have gotten sidetracked when action was halted again, smack-dab in the middle of a tiebreaker, because an ill spectator was being attended to in the Centre Court stands.
And everything really could have unraveled for Bouchard later, as she let match point after match point slip away. Able to steel herself time and again, the singular-of-purpose Bouchard became Canadas first Grand Slam finalist by beating French Open runner-up Halep 7-6 (5), 6-2 at the All England Club.
Im able to not worry about the distractions, the 20-year-old Bouchard said. What I do well is I really dont let it get to me or affect me.
In only her sixth major tournament, the 13th-seeded Bouchard will play for the championship Saturday against 2011 Wimbledon winner Petra Kvitova. The sixth-seeded Kvitova defeated No. 23 Lucie Safarova 7-6 (6), 6-1 in the first all-Czech womens Slam semifinal.
I know how (it feels) when you hold the trophy, Kvitova said, so I really want to win my second title here, and I will do everything (so) I can.
Waiting in a hallway before walking on court, Kvitova and Safarova chatted, a pair of longtime friends who train at the same club back home. From 6-all in the tiebreaker, Kvitova won 31 of 48 points the rest of the way, using her overpowering serve and forehand that work so well on grass to improve to 6-0 against Safarova.
In a year that zero American men or women reached Wimbledons round of 16 for the first time in 103 years, another Canadian, Milos Raonic, will try join Bouchard as a finalist. The mens semifinals Friday are old guard vs. new guard matchups: seven-time champion Roger Federer against Raonic, and top-seeded Novak Djokovic against Grigor Dimitrov.
As of now, the 24-year-old Kvitova is the only man or woman born in the 1990s to win a Grand Slam title. If Bouchard becomes the second, she also would be the youngest major champion since Maria Sharapova was 19 at the 2006 U.S. Open.
Its what Ive worked so long for, Bouchard said, without a hint of irony.
Yes, Bouchard is clearly in a hurry and, by the looks of her muted post-victory reaction, didnt appear all that thrilled to get past the third-seeded Halep, who twisted her ankle in the early going and got it taped by a trainer.
I feel like my job is not done here, Bouchard said, so theres no need for a huge celebration.
Taking the ball early while standing at the baseline, ending points quickly with flat groundstrokes, she reached the semifinals at the Australian Open and French Open this year before losing to the eventual champions.
I totally feel like I belong, Bouchard said.
Halep led 3-2 in the tiebreaker when chair umpire Kader Nouni noticed something was wrong with a woman in a lower-tier seat it was the warmest day of the tournament, topping 75 degrees (24 Celsius) and waved both players to the sideline. After a four-minute break, Halep went ahead 4-2. But on the next point, Bouchard hit a net-cord winner a lucky ball, Halep called it.
Bouchard took four of the next five points, too, closing the set with a swinging forehand volley.
I lost, a little bit, my concentration, Halep acknowledged.
Her opponent did not.
Shes pretty calm, always composed, said Bouchards mother, Julie Leclair, who sat two seats away from Bouchards pal, Big Bang Theory actor Jim Parsons, in the players guest box.
Shes been working for this since she was 4 1/2 years old, Leclair said. She just goes out every day, trying to be the best she can be.
Bouchards first match point came while ahead 5-1 in the second set, and Halep serving at 15-40. A fan yelled, Bouchard tried to call time and let her guard down, allowing Halep to hit an 81 mph (131 kph) ace. Bouchard tried to persuade Nouni to let them replay the point, but he didnt. Two more match points came and went in that game.
Then, serving for the match, Bouchard wasted two more chances to end things, before finally converting her sixth match point with a 99 mph (160 kph) service winner.
Its not, like, a surprise to me, Bouchard said. I expect good results like this.
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LONDON The youngsters are outshining their older American compatriots at Wimbledon this year.
No man or woman from the United States advanced to the fourth round of the main draws for the first time since 1911, but seven American boys and two girls played round-of-16 matches Thursday.
Third-seeded Tornado Alicia Black and qualifier Michaela Gordon won their matches to reach the girls quarterfinals. Black defeated unseeded Katie Boulter of Britain 6-1, 6-2 and Gordon beat Maia Lumsden, also of Britain 6-2, 6-1.
In boys play, sixth-seeded Stefan Kozlov, a finalist in the Australian Open juniors in January, defeated ninth-seeded Naoki Nakagawa of Japan 6-3, 7-6 (2). Unseeded Noah Rubin upset fellow American and seventh-seeded Francis Tiafoe 7-6 (4), 4-6, 6-3.
Unseeded American Taylor Harry Fritz beat Francisco Bahamonde of Argentina 6-7 (3), 6-3, 6-3.
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BUSY NOVOTNA: Petra Kvitova and Lucie Safarova were playing the first Grand Slam semifinal between two Czech women and one of their compatriots and former Wimbledon champion Jana Novotna was too busy to watch them.
I was playing my legends event, and now Im getting ready to do BBC radio commentary for the next semifinal, said Novotna, who won the title at the All England Club in 1998.
Novotna, however, plans to be at Centre Court on Saturday when the sixth-seeded Kvitova, who won the all-Czech match 7-6 (6), 6-1, plays 13th-seeded Eugenie Bouchard of Canada in the final.
I will be watching from the Royal Box, Novotna said. I was happy for both of them to be in the semifinals and I think the winner from this match will win on Saturday.
Novotna was also a winner on Thursday. She teamed with Barbara Schett of Austria to defeat Andrea Jaeger of the United States and Rennae Stubbs of Australia 6-2, 6-4 in the ladies legends invitational doubles event.
By Sandra Harwitt http://twitter.com/TennisGrapevine
FEDERER SIGHTING: Roger Federer drew hundreds of fans when he appeared Thursday on Court 4 at the All England club, an unusual occurrence as most players prefer to train in the privacy of the nearby practice facilities.
One lucky fan will be able to say he or she owns a tennis ball hit by the seven-time Wimbledon champion one of Federers practice partners sent a return from his serve high into the air toward Centre Court during the session.
Federer defeated fellow Swiss player Stan Wawrinka in the quarterfinals on Wednesday and faces Canadian Milos Raonic on Friday for a spot in Sundays final.
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NORTH FORT MYERS, Fla.- People across Southwest Florida are waking up to waterfront property after all of the recent rain.
Many are concerned over what is exactly in all of this water. Officials urge residents to keep children out of the water, as septic systems may back up under these conditions.
The Florida Department of Health in Charlotte County (DOH-Charlotte) advises residents and visitors to take precautions against disease-causing organisms that may be in flood waters.
-Avoid eating or drinking anything that has touched flood waters. Wash hands with soap and water that has been boiled or disinfected before preparing or eating food, after toilet use, after participating in flood cleanup activities and after handling items that touched flood water or sewage.
-Do not wade through, play or allow children to play in standing water. If flood water cannot be avoided, bathe and put on clean clothes as soon as possible.
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[HELP] WinRAR Compression Profile
Can anyone teach me how to make a compression profiles in winrar like this
I want to make my own profile in my pc. An specific profile for specific file
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Split, size: 0
Archiving options: SFX, Lock
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(My desired settings e.g. coment blah blah blah....)
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General Tab
Prof Name: +200 -340
Archive Format: Best
Split, size: 200 MB
Archiving options: SFX, Recovery
Advanced Tab
(My desired settings e.g. coment blah blah blah.... + password)
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Quote: Originally Posted by WinRar Help
...There are two ways to create a new profile. You may open "Archive name and parameters" dialog, set the desired options, press the button "Profiles" and select the menu item "Save current settings to a new profile". The Profile parameters dialog which appears contains the profile name field, where you should enter a name of the new profile. A few profile options are also available in this dialog. The most important option is "Set profile as default". If you set it, the profile will be automatically selected before every archiving and some archive modification operations. Other options allow to save archive and file names, create a shortcut on Desktop and immediately run archiving after selecting a profile. Read the description of the Profile parameters dialog for detailed information about these options.
Another method of creating a new profile is to press the "Create default" button in the Compression settings dialog. In this case you only need to set the desired archiving options in the dialog which appears and press the "OK" button. The new profile created by this method becomes the default profile with the name "Default Profile". Unlike the first, this method does not provide access to advanced profile parameters such as storing archive and file names or creating a shortcut and it is convenient to create the default profile without additional questions. But if you need more flexibility, use the first method...
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (CBS Charlotte) – The dress code implemented by a Memphis bar and restaurant is the subject of debate after one patron took to the Internet to criticize the establishment for what he described as "discriminating practices."
The customer, local resident Garrett McQueen, made his displeasure with the rules at Bar Louie known by commenting on the consumer feedback website Yelp, WMC-TV is reporting.
Using the nickname "Garrett M.," McQueen made clear his anger and frustration with policies that reportedly include banning clothing items such as "large white t-shirts" and "gold chains" from being worn on the premises.
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What to eat at King's Richard's Faire?
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King's Richard's Faire is opening for a new season this weekend, and I'll be headed out to Carver, MA for my first ever visit. Any suggestions on what foods I should try (or avoid!) there? I already know about the turkey legs.
Thank you!
Not to be sour grapes, but I would highly recommend you not eat anything. It's really bad food. Go, enjoy the shows and fun, and eat before or after.
Your best bet is likely the turkey "legges" and chowder in a bread bowl. King Richard's had a surprisingly small variety of food when I was there -- lots of chicken fingers, frozen pizzas, etc. I remember one food stand offering some tasty baked goods such as homemade seven-layer bars and lemon sfogliatelle.
For a foodie Faire, go to the Sterling Renaissance Fest in upstate NYC. Local micro-breweries, open-pit BBQ, and the single best cream puff I've ever had anywhere.
We go there every year. It's our traditional birthday gift to my daughter's best friend. The food is uniformly bad. (Hey, at least they're consistent, which is more than I can say for some high-end restaurants!) The only thing you should try (if you drink alcohol) is the mead, just because you don't see that in too many places.
It's really sad that they don't make food more of a focus because the renaissance era really did have some interesting dishes that foodies today might enjoy. But I guess KRF makes enough money without having to do anything special. Do be prepared with loads of cash. They have an ATM, but the fees are steep. And remember that even if you eat very little, you will pay dearly for just about everything else.
Thanks for your replies and helping me to set my expectations. We're headed there tomorrow and spending the whole day there, so I will have to find something for lunch there though.
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Arvon Nightmare!
NEWS! I've got a grant to go to an Arvon course! Arvon is a really well-respected educational charity that does short residential courses for writers. The course I'm going to do is called "Text and Image", and will have teaching by interesting comic podcasting dude Dan Berry as well as Posy Simmonds. Blimey!
Because these courses are expensive, I begged my parents for some cash on top of the grant I got from the foundation. I've also started a shop on Bigcartel where you can buy some of my original Bartkira drawings, and help me get over to the site without taking all my parent's hard-earned cash. I'm not really sure what else I can put up for sale, but hopefully at some point I'll get round to making some stuff of saleable quality.
Finally, I had a dramatic nightmare that everybody else doing the Arvon course would be cooler and more interesting than me. And that the Arvon centre had lions.
So, to sum up: I'm doing a course, fingers crossed they don't have lions, would you like a picture?
Things have been slow here, for me, for a number of reasons. Let's talk about them, honorable blog reader. Or rather, I'll write about them and you'll read my writings.
(If that doesn't work for you feel free to go)
Recent posts here have taken the simple-to-understand format of an image, created by me, along with some text. Usually funny text. This has been going on since the first quarter of 2011, when I stopped trying to say smart things online and just concentrated on getting better at drawing and painting with watercolours.
This has worked out pretty well. I'm feeling confident about my ability with watercolours and drawing. People have started asking me to draw things for them, which is amazing (thanks guys!) and fun, and something I love doing. I've sold work at auctions, and even turned down sales (sorry guys!) and just generally had a lot more fun than when I was doing things with computers.
But the thing that's missing is words.
Without the little bit of text that goes under my images, they're just watercolours. Sometimes they're not the best watercolours, but I've got a story I want to tell, and the combination of words and text work well. This is a problem for putting my work into a visual domain, as you can't hang a picture with a bunch of text next to it. Picture galleries are really unfriendly to anything that breaks the mould of thing-on-wall-in-frame, because they want to ignore contemporary art (apart from the price-tags).
As you might tell from this blogpost, I can usually stick words together fine. Not for any meaningful stuff though – that always gives me the yips, and means I have to stop. I totally have a thing to write about my time in Liverpool (in April!) that I haven't done yet. This year I tried to do NaNoWriMo and failed, because I found myself stuck in my office chair all day, slowly typing garbage into a word processor, while wishing I was drawing.
My problem with NaNoWriMo was twofold; the aim of producing 50,000 words by the end of the month was something that I had not prepared enough to do, and secondly, I didn't enjoy writing fiction. I've recently discovered a fascination for history, and the strange stories it throws up (like the world's first roundabout being visited by Stalin, or the Viking discovery of America).
But the big problem is that I just have no support groups to talk to. I have no like-minded souls here in Bedfordshire – I've got some excellent friends here, with busy and interesting lives, but there's no creative community that thinks about making things. For a while, I tried to get a book group I was part of to make a fanzine about books, but the idea was just too foreign for them to carry it through.
I try not to talk about the other stuff I don't have here. For the longest time, I've been holed up in a small market town, recovering, and the lack of a peer group (or even people in my age range) has been useful. Relaxing, even. I've not had anybody around me with whom I could compare myself, not even slightly – no need to "keep up with the Joneses" when you're an artist and they're an IT professional. But, without a creative community to be a part of, when does a lone artist start looking like a crazy fool?
So, in some ways, the slow-down here has been me trying to understand what to do next. It would be easy to fall into a despondency, to say "nobody understands me!", but that doesn't get stuff done. I like writing words, but can't make pictures when I do. I enjoy making pictures, but they need words to mean something. So… some kind of words + pictures type deal?
But I am slow, dear reader. So very slow at doing things. I really struggle to make things happen, and I often get caught up in the minutiae instead of getting down to making things fast.
Reverse Order One: Autobio Comics
I did a bunch of comics about my life. Want to see them?
Disclaimer: comics are hard! The quality of humour may go up as well as down! Contains swears! Not approved by the Comic Code Authority! Some pages are scanned in badly!
This was the first attempt at doing something more than a comical pose in my sketchbook. I'd read a lot of stuff about how autobio comics were a good training ground for people who wanted to make comics, and I decided to do them for the two weeks before I went away to Newcastle in June.
One of the problems with autobio comics is that there isn't really a defined plotline, and you have to make something out of the events in your life. Externally, I live a very boring life, and occupy myself by thinking interesting thoughts. But it's hard to add levels of nuanced thinking into comics, or the form that contemporary comics are now. They are more like strict third-person narrative with very little description, which kind of sucks when talking about difficult concepts.
"Crossing the line" is a term from filmography, which refers to shooting from both sides of an imaginary line in the middle of the scene. Doing so confuses the viewer.
WORDS WORDS WORDS! Actually, I didn't like this version of the page, so I ended up doing a second version:
Each page that's in this entry really took a lot of time. I could end up spending more time doing a comic page about my day than doing any other single activity – and, as I didn't feel the results were that good, this was a bit galling.
Also, as I suffer from fatigue-related issues (owing to being really ill, like "long-stay-in-hospital ill" a few years ago) putting in long hours to do one thing with my day was a real struggle. I usually just nibble around the edges of things, slowly pushing forward until I feel something is complete. That's one of the reasons that, for me, doing a whole page of comic every day for two weeks was such an interesting project to work on.
This is one of the pages I'm most proud of, which tells the story of my first big encounter with fatigue. I don't think I quite made it clear that I was referring to something in the past, though, which is a shame. I have a recollection of just feeling really boned at this point, and spending all day in bed watching cartoons (apart from the time I spent drawing).
This page also marks the start of my time watercolouring. I really love watercolour paints, and the time I spent doing straight comics really made me miss it.
The paper I was using for this is a slightly-oversized block of watercolour, so scanning was sometimes really hard to get right.
I usually meet some friends on a Tuesday for coffee, and I enjoy their company very much, but that's about it for my social life. It's nice to have lots of time to think, but sometimes it's a nice day out and I just want to do something that isn't "read a book". Plus, I can't really tell my parents dirty jokes.
What's weird about this page is that I still lust after each of those things. I've been thinking about buying a new bike recently, which has meant just ages staring at bicycle websites looking at ridiculous objects. Also, what is it about those hats? I don't even suit those hats. Nobody suits those hats. Do I secretly long to be Crocodile Dundee?
Also note that I'm thinking about watercolour painting. The last few strips were done in watercolours, because I missed it so much.
This is the last page of comics I'm going to put up. You can see that I'm going towards a sort of illustrated text, as the format of my blog has been recently, rather than a comic-with-text. This one is about two of my favourite pieces of literature, the comic Bone and the historical Baroque Cycle by Neal Stephenson. I'd love to write more about these at some point, or just have some good conversations about them, as I don't think I know anybody else who has read them.
After doing this for about two weeks (there's some that aren't shown), I went over to Newcastle for a week and on my return I was shattered. I lay in bed, watching cartoons for a few days, and then went back to doing watercolours – but not comics. I think it's rare for me to have ideas that I want to explore in a comic format, so I can't rule it out, but I'm more drawn to prose writing when I need to get an idea onto the page. Which works for me, as it gives a nice separation between my art creation and my thinking. Sometimes you need that.
The Bubble
In her book about creativity, Twyla Tharp mentions the idea of "the Bubble". This is when a creative person strips away all the extraneous stuff of their life, and commits themselves to making their art, structuring their life so that they focus exclusively on creation. Tharp gives the example of the writer Phillip Roth, who lived alone in the countryside, producing some of his most acclaimed work in a monastic existence.
This is pretty tempting. You see, I've been reading and researching into creativity – what it is, how we use it, and where we get the sense of what we want to do when we are being creative. One of the most interesting books in this area is a book about improv, the drama school thing of "making stuff up", which is talked about at length by Keith Johnstone in his book "Impro".
"As I grew up," begins his book, "everything started getting grey and dull." Johnstone asks why we change from playful children to locked-down adults, and unpacks that shift from creativity to sober adulthood. He lays a lot of blame at schools, and I have to agree with him; I have never had a good learning experience at a school, college, or university. In fact, what I am doing today (writing, drawing, and making jokes), is stuff I was either told I couldn't do, or I was actively told not to do.
So I'm pretty mad about my schooling.
If you do any research into art history, it soon becomes apparent that the people who are the best in their field are the people who started young. What our education does is set people up to have an understanding of many fields, but a specialisation in none – great if you're going to be a manager, but crap if you want to specialise as a tradesman.
Of course, I couldn't leave school at 14 and train to be an artist. I had a friend who left school at that age and trained to do carpentry for building sites, and he's doing pretty well for himself. But there was a slot for him to drop into; there was a route for people to become tradesmen, like he did, but not a route for people to stay creative.
I find myself wondering if the current glut of stand-up comics is made of people not suited for the median-style management education, who have both intelligence and creativity but are taught to reject more traditional forms of expression as childish. Without being able to use any other media than language, where else would those people turn but comedy?
As well as more active blogging over here, I'm also doing a few shifts on http://bookintime.blogspot.com/, where you can find a short essay comparing 1980′s TV and 19th century novels.
For a while now, I've been planning to do a big post on why Twitter is going to start being dull really soon now. I've got a lot of enjoyment out of Twitter over the past few years, especially when I was really sick, so I read a lot of the things that more intelligent people than me were saying about the Dick Bar and Venture Funding with great interest.
I kept those articles open in their tabs open for a long time, thinking that I'd lump them all together as a tech blog link dump, and let the 15 or so people who read my site regularly (hi Dad!) know The Truth. But it just never happened. I never sat down and wrote that piece, because, frankly, I just don't care.
At the same time as I've been getting disenchanted with one of the pillars of modern male life, the gadget blog, I've been getting back into drawing. I attended a life drawing class in Hitchin, and did a number of drawings of a really nice woman called Ann (or possibly Anne). The sessions were actually run by a school, and I'm currently sporting a large beard (like some sort of rural weirdo) so by being twice as old as most of the other students I gained some sort of aura of expertise. My part in this was upheld if I made some half-decent drawings.
I've been cranking away at the drawings since just after Christmas. At first, I sucked, but I have spent a reasonable period of time drawing stuff, and it wasn't too long before I started making drawings that weren't awful. I read a few books on the subject, which is a slippery slope because you could spend a lifetime reading every "how to draw/paint/etch" and never make a single drawing. The secret, for me, seems to be spending at least two hours a day concentrating on the act of drawing. I've made a lot of bad drawings, which I've either thrown away or posted out to friends of mine in distant places (if they weren't wholly objectionable).
Back during the winter I won an eBay bid on a drawing table. It's always been my dream to have two tables in my workspace, and when the chance to buy a super-cheap draftsman's table came up I jumped at it. I didn't get it into my room until last week, so it's spent most of the winter in the shed, but now it's here it's scaring the shit out of me. When I'm typing on my laptop, it's sitting there behind me. Waiting for me to learn how to draw on it (because drawing on a raked surface is really different to drawing on my desk).
I guess the deal is, I have to put the work in. I have to do the same amount of hours and figure out how this thing works, in relation to making pretty pictures. Because that's what I'm interested in doing right now, for my own ends. It's a little bit more than "pretty pictures", but I'm not sure where more right now, and you wouldn't believe the amount of mental contorting and deprogramming I had to do to be able to admit that I wanted to do that.
But I'm still some guy with a website, so I'm going to be putting up some images here. And some of the other stuff I've been doing too, which has often been weird essays and such. Pretty much business as usual, just without the tech wittering, I guess. Perhaps on a more regular schedule.
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"A man named Dan killed himself in 297 BC but was released again from his tomb three years later, after much digging by a numinous white dog. It seems that he was not really meant to die at that time and it was the 'result of faulty record-keeping by the netherworld bureaucracy' was was subsequently rectified."
The First Emperor of China, by Frances Wood
I've been reading Frances Wood's history of the first Chinese emperor, which can basically be boiled down to "the first emperor was a bit of a prick, but on the plus side he really got that China project up and running". However, it is full of strange comments that make very little sense to me, and taken out of context – like the above – seem amusing.
On the other hand, good for Dan!
Apparently, suicide was a bit like appealing to an ombudsman in those times – if you offed yourself at the house or workplace of those who "did you wrong", the officials would investigate. However, the officials were often incredibly busy killing vast numbers of people, such as during the emperors edict to ban all books which were considered of no use to the empire.
460 scholars were killed in the capital alone, which must have taken some work. Ancient scrolls recording the killing states that the First Emperor tricked them into coming to admire his "unusual winter blooming melons", which were just over a hidden pit. Other accounts say that the reference to melons is actually a misspelling of "killed".
Although the emperor might have been a melon-loving murder, one of his great actions was to standardise Chinese – at the time he was around, Chinese was a fiendishly complicated language of local spellings and pronunciations. I'm not sure if he did this before or after the fruit-induced death of scholars, but I like to think that might have made it a bit easier.


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The stars of The Hunger Games were out in full force at last night's LA premiere of the film at the Nokia Theatre. Jennifer Lawrence was rocking a very Cinna-approved dress, mirroring her character Katniss as the girl in gold. Upcoming MuchMusic guests Liam Hemsworth, Josh Hutcherson and Alexander Ludwig also hit the red carpet to represent the men of The Hunger Games.
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Cartersville, GA
There are two main features at Red Top Mountain Sate Park: the forested park itself and its centerpiece Lake Allatoona. This means that park visitors can spend their day on the 12,000-acre lake or in the woods of Red Top Mountain, or they can camp overnight and do both. Lake Allatoona offers a wide variety of recreation options, from fishing to waterskiing and swimming. There are more than 15 miles of trails suitable for hiking in the park, including a short paved trail that leads to a historic 1860s homestead, giving an educational dimension to the park.
Cartersville is home to two unique museums that offer visitors two very distinct experiences. The Booth Western Art Museum collects and exhibits art that is dedicated to showcasing the American West. It is not only the only museum of its kind in the Southeastern U.S., but also one of the largest art museums in Georgia. It boasts an impressive collection and was named as a Smithsonian Affiliate in 2006 thanks in part to its size. For a different museum experience in Cartersville, check out the Tellus Science Museum, which includes a planetarium in addition to other features like mineral and fossil galleries.
The Etowah Indian Mounds State Historic Site is an important archaeological and historic resource that has been respectfully preserved even after native peoples were forced from this land by white settlement. This educational historic site consists of six earthen mounds used for burial and ceremonial purposes, in addition to the ruins of an ancient village of the Mississippian Culture peoples who built the mounds. Dating back well before the Cherokee and Creek people settled in this era, estimates are that the mounds were built sometime between 1000 and 1500 CE. Today, you can visit the site and learn more about the people who lived here.