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Summary: If you are a Mac user and want to get a Windows Phone 7 device, then rest assured you can sync over your music, videos, photos, and podcasts from iTunes and iPhoto with the Windows Phone 7 Connector software.
There were some false reports a couple of weeks ago that a Zune client would be coming to the Mac soon. I don't think that will happen anytime soon, but that doesn't mean you won't be able to sync your new Windows Phone with your Mac. Similar to the way DoubleTwist works with Android and Nokia Media Transfer works with Symbian, you can use the beta Windows Phone 7 Connector to sync music, video, photos, and podcasts from iTunes and iPhone to your Windows Phone 7 device. I personally connect via both the Zune PC desktop software and this WP7 Connector utility at this time.
I primarily use a Mac for writing and even though I can boot into Windows I do not do this often. It is more convenient to just sync over podcasts and photos I gather in iTunes and iPhoto. You simply connect your Windows Phone, click Enable Sync, and then customize your sync options. Sync options include:
- Sync automatically when the device is connected.
- Sync photos and videos on my device to my Mac (in case you capture things).
- Resize photos to fit device screen.
- Show sync errors.
You can rename your device, delete all content, ignore the device, and check to sync metadata music information from the Zune service.
You then go over to the left side and click on each media type to define what content you want synced between the Mac and your Windows Phone 7 device. Of course, DRM protected content cannot be synced.
There is an option to browse the device from the left list as well so you can see what is loaded on the device and even select to delete items as needed for space considerations. The software is very easy to use and seems to work well, even in early beta form.
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Morgan Elizabeth Hood and Daniel Paul Armentrout were married Saturday, June 4, 2011, at the East Tennessee State University Amphitheater.
The Rev. Curtis Hurt officiated the 2 p.m. exchange of vows. Music was provided by Lyndsi McCurry, vocalist.
The bride is a daughter of Jody and Sheila Hood, 102 Lee Drive, Gray.
She is a granddaughter of Lynn and Mary Singleton, Knoxville; and Sam and Linda Hood, Knoxville.
The groom is a son of Opie K. Armentrout Jr. and Denise Armentrout, 122 Armentrout Lane, Jonesborough.
He is a grandson of William Paul "Jake" and Sarah Gilliam, Gate City, Va.; and the late Opie K. Armentrout Sr. and Marjorie Armentrout.
Given in marriage by her parents and escorted by her father, the bride wore a one-shoulder Maggie Sottero gown of satin featuring a fitted bodice and beaded embellishments.
Matron of honor was Lyndsi McCurry, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Heather Armentrout, Molly Wilson, Kayla Simpson, Chelsea Matheson and Lauren Adams.
Flower girl was Gracie Gilliam.
Ring bearers were Jackson and Deegan McCurry.
Joshua Armentrout, twin brother of the groom, served as best man.
Groomsmen were Jeremy Hood, Nick Jones, Israel McCurry, Cameron Shelton and Hudson Pereira.
Ushers were Nick Flynn, Nick Anand, Thomas McLaren, Matt Wilson and Mark Hoffman.
Following a reception at the ETSU D.P. Culp Center Ballroom, the couple took a wedding trip to Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.
Douglas and Susan Grove-DeJarnett, 3419 Linkwood Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter, Gretchen, to Ryan Bealman Frankenberry, son of Robert and Barbara Frankenberry, 75 Ye Olde McDonald Orchard Lane, Inwood, W.Va.
The bride-elect is a 2004 graduate of Science Hill High Sc hool; and is a 2008 graduate of Presbyterian College, Clinton, S.C. She is employed by Early Childhood Advisory Council of West Virginia, Charleston, W.Va., as executive manager.
She is a granddaughter of Bishop and Mrs. William Boyd Grove, Charleston, W. Va.; and Mr. and Mrs. Lindell Eugene DeJarnett, Marietta, Ga.
Her fiancé is a 1996 graduate of Musselman High School, Inwood, W.Va.; and a 2000 graduate of West Virginia University. He is employed by Federal Emergency Management Agency as an external affairs specialist. He is a grandson of the late Harold and the late Louise Frankenberry; Betty Bealman, Inwood, W.Va., and the late Harold "Mike Bealman; Peggy "June" McDonald, Inwood, and the late William McDonald.
The couple plan a private wedding for 3 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 5, 2011, at Christ Church United Methodist, Charleston, W.Va.
Jim and Carolyn Rogers will celebrate their 53rd wedding anniversary Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011.
The couple were married on Oct. 13, 1958, in Gray by the Rev. Mack Hilton.
Mr. Rogers retired from Holston Defense.
Mrs. Rogers is the former Carolyn Waddell. She is a homemaker.
The couple have three children, Patricia Segrest, Debbie Rogers and Jimmy Rogers; and one grandchild, Cody Segrest.
John and Kristn Fry announce the engagement of their daughter, Amelia Grace, to Andrew Patrick McCormick, son of Gary and Debra McCormick, Unicoi.
The bride-elect is a 1999 graduate of Science Hill High School; and is a 2002 graduate of University of South Carolina, where she received a bachelor's degree in media art and film production.
She is employed by Southern Appalachian International Film Festival as executive director. She is also employed by Gourmet & Co.
She is a granddaughter of Dr. Winifred B. Clark, Johnson City; the late Dr. James Wesley Clark; Helen Fry, Knoxville; and the late George W. Fry.
Her fiancé is a 2000 graduate of Unicoi County High School; a 2006 graduate of University of Tennessee-Knoxville, where he received a bachelor's degree in German and English; and a 2011 graduate of East Tennessee State University, where he received a bachelor's degree in computer science.
He is employed by Siemens as a research and development software engineer.
He is a grandson of David and Sue Grubbs, Murfreesboro; Billie Ruth Sanders, Dayton, Ohio; and the late Jessie Arnold McCormick.
The couple plan a private wedding for 6:30 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 22, 2011, at Banner Elk Winery, Banner Elk, N.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Miller, Jonesborough, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, Oct. 9, 2011, at a reception from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at New Hope Church of the Brethren, Jonesborough.
The couple were married on Oct. 14, 1961, at New Hope Church of the Brethren, Jonesborough, by Frank Isenberg.
Mr. Miller was employed for several years at Leon-Ferenbach, and retired from EZ Painter. He is now employed part-time by Washington County Solid Waste.
Mrs. Miller is the former Barbara McCracken. She was previously employed by Watauga Apparel, and has served 23 years with Washington County Food Service.
The couple have two children, Joey Miller and wife Debbie, Johnson City, and Marcia Hall and husband Randy, Limestone; and four grandchildren.
The celebration is open to family and friends.
The couple request no gifts.

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The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), Air Quality Division (AQD), collects and manages data on air pollution emissions throughout the state. There are several different emission inventory efforts. Click on the links below to get further information and forms for each inventory:
12/14/12 Calculation & Reporting VOC and Formaldehyde Emissions From Engines: A review of EPA test methods and the NSPS for engines reports VOC emissions as propane for engines. Test methods and EPA regulations indicate that formaldehyde emissions are not included in the VOC component. For determining actual "total" VOC emissions from engines on all inventories, VOC emissions must be converted back to total carbon emissions with formaldehyde emissions added in as described in this memo. Please contact either Brian Bohlmann at 307-777-6993 or firstname.lastname@example.com, or Mark Gagen at 307-777-7351 or email@example.com for questions concerning this memo.
Annual Southern Powder River Basin Emission Inventories: Actual emissions inventories and production information is required of sources in the Southern Powder River Basin.
Major (Title V) Emission Inventory: Facilities subject to the Title V Operating Permit Program are required to submit annual inventories to the Division of their actual emissions.
Triennial Minor Source Emission Inventory: In accordance with 40 CFR Part 51, Subpart A, states are required to report total state-wide emissions to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) every three years. The Division requires each minor source in Wyoming to submit actual emission data for this effort. Calendar year 2011 data is due to the Division by April 30, 2012.
Annual Sulfur Dioxide Inventory: Sources subject to the emissions trading program for SO2 under WAQSR Chapter 14, Section 3, for Regional Haze, are required to submit annual SO2 emission inventories.
Annual and Winter Upper Green River Basin Emission Inventories: Actual emissions inventories and production information is required of sources in the Upper Green River Basin in support of efforts to reduce elevated ozone levels in the area.
Download the Emission Factor Groups Excel file and use it to determine which emission factor groups your production sites are in. The AQD has developed 52 different field and formation emission factor groups. Emission factors have been generated for roughly 15 of these 52 groups. Within this Excel file are pivot tables designed to provide a list of wells by operator that are in each emission factor group. Included for each well, when a search is conducted by operator name, is: the main group name; the emission factor group; the field name; the county name; the API number; the latitude and longitude coordinates, and the well's Section, Township, and Range. This search will indicate which emission factor group to use on production site minor source emissions inventory forms. Further instructions can be found on the "Instructions" tab of this Excel file.
Information on emission inventory data reported to the Division is available on the Actual Emissions web page.
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Music review: High Definition opera vs. live and in-person performances
Date: November 24, 2009
by: June LeBell
Peter Gelb, the inspired and inspirational general manager of the Metropolitan Opera, really started something, when, a couple of years ago, he decided to send, via high-definition satellite transmission, live performances of operas from the Metropolitan Opera House, in New York City, to movie theaters around America. I doubt he knew what his idea would start, but, now, just a few seasons later, those performances are being transmitted to theaters all over the world. Here in Sarasota, there's such a clamor for tickets both Hollywood 20 and AMC 12 have had to open at least two of their multiplex theaters and add reruns that have quadrupled the number of people jamming in to see the operas.
Now, there is nothing like attending a live performance. But these Metropolitan Opera HD transmissions take us places we couldn't possibly go on our own. With the help of superstar singers, such as Renée Fleming and Susan Graham — who will never be without work now that they've found they can speak as well as sing — we are able to meet the singers as they come off the stage, dripping wet, exhausted but elated, and hear what they just experienced performing for us.
We're taken on stage as the stagehands make miracles moving sets, ripping up miles of cobblestones, tearing down cathedrals and raising ballrooms and boudoirs in a matter of minutes before our very eyes.
We're able to meet wigmakers, prop-keepers, costume designers and choreographers and hear the deepest, cleverest secrets of their crafts.
Nothing is cut, edited, pieced together or changed. These "reality" performances are turning former operaphobes into operaphiles who are, in turn, buying tickets to their local opera houses to see the real thing — in the flesh.
After seeing these HD performances, audiences will no longer tolerate "stand and sing" operas. And, perhaps best of all, they're serving to inspire smaller, regional companies to spiff up, spruce up and give us what opera really is: the works.
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It is never too late to start planning your career! A weeklong series of events geared to graduate students looking into advancing their professional careers.Whether you are planning to have an academic career or a non-academic one, there is an event for everyone at Graduate Professional Development Week! Check out the events list!
Complete event details:
The Graduate Student Assembly has organized Graduate Professional Development week (GPDW). Come explore career opportunities in academia, industry, and entrepreneurship. Late evening snacks and refreshments will be provided in all events. RSVP now!
Monday, October 20- Friday October 24: Friday Free Professional Headshots
- Monday, October 20th, 1:00 – 4:30 p.m.
- Tuesday, October 21st, 1:00 – 4:30 p.m.
- Wednesday, October 22nd, 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
- Friday, October 24th, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
- Liberal Arts Career Services (FAC 18)
We are proud to offer, as a courtesy of the Liberal Arts Career Services, free professional headshots – appropriate for LinkedIn and other professional use. Stop by their office at FAC 18 during the times listed.
Tuesday, October 21: Graduate Student Career Bootcamp
- 7:00 – 9:00 p.m.
- TX Union, Santa Rita Suite
- Dr. Po-Tsan Ku, Career Development Specialist, College of Natural Sciences
- Tatem Oldham, Graduate Student Career Coach at Liberal Arts Career Services
Topics Include
- CV and Resume Workshop
- Career Exploration and Job Search
- Interviewing for a Position
Wednesday, October 22 Non-Academic Careers Day
- 6:00-8:00 p.m.
- Student Activity Center (SAC), Legislative Room, SAC 2.302
6:00-7:00 pm: Panel: Life outside academia: Success mantra. Interested in knowing more about a career outside of academia?? Learn first-hand from experts with experience in government, tech industry and not-for-profits.
Panelists include:
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- Dr. Michael Oden, School of Architecture (expert on economic development and planning)
- Dr. Deepayan Chakrabarti, Mccombs School of Business (former Facebook and Yahoo Research)
- Andy Miller, CEO at Any Baby Can (Not-for Profit)
- Sarah Wu, Center for Sustainable Development, School of Architecture, UT Austin
7:00-8:00 pm: Panel: Excelling outside of Academia: Students' perspective. Got an internship/interview lined up and want to successfully convert it into a full-time job offer? Learn from your student peers who have worked in bay area tech companies, oil and gas industry, technology commercialization and in public policy.
Thursday, October 23: Academic Careers Day
- 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
- TX Union, Santa Rita Suite, UNB 3.502
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6:00-7:00 pm: Teaching Statement Preparation Workshop
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- 6:00 – 8.00 p.m.
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GSA Invest in Texas Director Application
The Graduate Student Assembly is looking for a GSA Invest in Texas Director. Invest in Texas is a non-partisan campaign to advocate for UT students and higher education to the Texas state legislature. It represents a collaborative effort between Student Government, the Senate of College Councils, and the GSA to promote student issues and priorities across the state.
The GSA Invest in Texas Director will work directly with the SG and Senate Directors and other relevant stakeholders to successfully build the Invest in Texas platform and promote it both on and off campus.
This opportunity is described more fully in the attached application. Completed applications should be dropped off in the GSA Mailbox in SAC 3.102 or sent via email (PDF) to Sharla Chamberlain at firstname.lastname@example.com by Wednesday, September 24, 2014 at 5 p.m. CST. All graduate and professional students, including working TAs and RAs, are eligible to apply.
Official Statement Regarding GSA Leadership Change
Dear Members of the Graduate Student Assembly,
I hope you have had a pleasant, productive summer and that the school year has started well! I am writing to let you know about some recent events that will affect the Graduate Student Assembly. On Thursday, August 21st, David Villarreal informed me that he would no longer be continuing as the President of the GSA; he will be focusing personal matters over the coming year. I am sure all graduate students can understand the precarious balance we must strike between our work and our lives outside that work. I have thanked him profusely for his tireless work for the GSA, and he has offered me his counsel moving forward. Pursuant to our constitution (Article IV, Sec 2.1), I have taken on the role of the President of the Graduate Student Assembly and plan to continue in this role.
This does mean, though, that the office of Vice-President is vacant. According to the Constitution (Article IV, Sec 2.2), it is my duty to appoint a candidate to the position who must be confirmed by a 2/3 affirmative vote of the Assembly. I believe that there are fantastic, qualified, passionate individuals who can fill this position, and I am asking for those interested in filling this position to contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Despite this change in leadership, we have a dedicated, brilliant Executive Committee and Assembly, and I believe we will make this a year to remember! There are many projects left to tackle (e.g., passage of new governing documents, the passage of Graduate Student Bill of Rights, the push for better housing, among many others!), and I know that this Assembly is more than capable of changing graduate life at UT Austin for the better.
Warmest Regards,
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Tomato Sales: The Greenhouse is excited to team-up with the UCCS Bookstore to present our annual Tomato Sales, May 9th - 23, 2014.
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Actually, I think what makes Ben C. very unique is that he takes into account both the human element and the stat element. I don't think that it can be debated that the chemistry in the clubhouse last year was not a significant factor in the team success.
Exactly. Obviously Ben pays attention to both those areas and more. The Sox were and are known as being cutting edge on sabermetrics. I'm sure they do not use WAR. They have their own metric, but sure as the night follows day, they use data.
A lot of people thought the trade for Beckett and Lowell was a big mistake. If memory serves me correct, this was done during the gorilla suit fiasco with Theo. Ben C. was acting GM at that time. At that time, he may have come to the conclusion that Hanley R. was cancerous to the organization. From what I read of Hanley's reputation, this may be so inaccurate.
Could be, but as it turned out Beckett's attitude turned sour as well.
The amount of information that Moon contributes is nothing short of astounding. Because I'm not a big stat guy, I probably don't appreciate the information as much as I should. This does not, in any way, mean that I don't respect his knowledge and effort.
While I do use data very often, I am not all about numbers and data. I really enjoy the game of baseball at all levels. I often go to HS, college and Sugar Land Skeeters games just for the fun of it. I enjoy watching baseball almsot as much as I enjoyed playing it "back in the day".
It's funny because many of the areas I love the most about the game are not captured by stats or data. My favorite player of my youth was Tommy Harper. His numbers were not all that great, but he was electrifying. He is the reason I am a Sox fan as I moved from Milwaukee to Portland, Maine shortly before he was traded to Boston. His long leads off base we not something captured by data. His baserunning is not something to quantify, but it was beauty and grace. I was never much of a hitter in baseball, but I loved to field and run. I played 2B next to a fantastic defensive whiz for many years. I realized the great value of fantastic SS defense- a value never quantified by any number. No, not RF/9. Noe UZR/150. Not anything. But, it is real and it is beauty. Later I played CF and switched to softball as a CF'er and knuckleballer, but I never lost my admiration for exceptional defense, particularly at SS. My other great interest in this game is the relationship between a picther and a catcher. I know I have posted countless numbers like CERA pitcher by pitcher, OPS against pitcher by pitcher, but I have always said that those numbers only capture a small part of what a catcher can bring to the dynamics of the duo. There is so many intangibles it's mind-boggling. Nevertheless, I love it! I really do. So much of this game I love has nothing to do with data.
Many times I use data is to counter some yahoo who says so and so is blah blah blah, but the data shows otherwise. I point it out, so I am often labelled as a stat geek incapable of enjoying the human side of the game. As if it is impossible to have one with the other. I'm living proff they are not mutually exclusive of one another.
If there is one area where I'd beg to differ with Moon is the L/R splitting. I've played a little baseball myself and feel that some players are just not capable of maintaing a top effort if not playing on a regular basis. What I mean by this is that I don't think a player will continue their best batting average if they are taken out of L/R situations all the time. They won't maintain the 'good split' averages. It's a mental thing in my opinion. I'm not convinced that stats will accurately show this.
I rareley advoacte 100% platoons based on L/R splits, and I realize some players are not ever going to be platooned regardless of how bad they are against one hand or the other. Some situations like the Nava/Gomes one is about as close to a true L/R platoon as you can get.
I did recommend things like moving Crawford way down in the order vs LHPs and resting him only vs lefties. I'd probably "rest" him vs LH's starters more than most managers, but I do not think I am that extreme. When I post my suggestions, I almost always qualify it with the word "guideline:.
For example, as a guideline for the 2014 Red Sox line-up, I'd suggest soemthing like this:
vs RHPs vs LHPs
1) Victorino (When he rests vs several RHPs, I'd put Nava #1)
2) Pedroia Gomes
3) Ortiz Pedroia
4) Napoli Ortiz
5) Nava Napoli
6) Middlebrooks
7) Bogaerts
8) Pierzynski (Ross plays against certain LHPs, but AJ is the FT'er)
9) Bradley Jr
I'm fine with keeping Pedey, Papi and Napoli 2-3-4 and just keep Nava/Gomes up 5th, but I think more games than not, Papi should bat 3rd vs RHPs and a good righty vs LHPs.
I don't think Dempster was worth the money.
OHHH! The inhumanity!
This is a lot of movement for a line. Most lines have two or three players move around. Usually 6-9. You have the heart of the order vastly changing. While I am not going to attack you being for a stat guy, you do have admit you like the line up to move around more than the average ML manager.


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"No one knows thisI had a miscarriage for those two weeks that I took off. It's a very long story," she said during last night's episode while reflecting on earlier ones that have already aired. "That's why on the show when it says she doesn't want to come down, she doesn't want to come down, I couldn't move. I was sick. And mentally that messes with you," she said. "Watching this series, I just know how I felt at that moment and I can relate to that girl, which sounds kind of crazy, but I'm like, 'Oh my god, this is really sad. Who's helping her?'" She continued, "There was a lot going on in my life then. I cried so many times watching it. Because I don't see it as meit's strange. It's weird."
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Pet Shop Boys
On July 15th, Pet Shop Boys return in triumphant form with their new studio album 'Electric', the first to appear on their own label x2. Pet Shop Boys will embark on the 'Electric' tour beginning in May, arriving in Toronto on September 25. The tour is created in collaboration with Es Devlin (creative director/designer) and Lynne Page (stage director/choreographer), and has already received rave reviews when it debuted in Mexico in March.
In March this year, a teaser video for 'Electric' appeared online. The accompanying music, 'Axis', which is the album's opening track, is now available in full online and is here accompanied by a video: smarturl.it/psbaxisvideo. A Boys Noize remix of the track will follow.
'Electric' features nine tracks in total – eight brand new Pet Shop Boys' songs plus a cover of Bruce Springsteen's 'The last to die'. The result is as uncompromising a collection of dance anthems as Pet Shop Boys have ever made.
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Venue: Sony Centre for the Performing Arts — 1 Front Street East
Live Jazz
6:30pm: VICTOR BATEMAN: Victor Bateman-Vocals/Bass, Nathan Hiltz-Guitar, & Kevin Coady-Drums.
9:30pm: New York's NADJE NOORDHUIS QUARTET: Nadje Noordhuis-Trumpet, Dave Restivo-Piano, Mark Cashion-Bass, & Ernesto Cervini-Drums.
For more details: www.TheRex.ca
Venue: The Rex Jazz & Blues Bar — 194 Queen Street West
Perlman Plays Tchaikovsky
No violin soloist would touch Tchaikovsky's violin concerto when it was originally composed. Yet just a few years later, it had become the beloved classic that it remains today. English composer Sir William Walton's 1935 symphony charts a compelling path from darkness to light in the style of Beethoven through the masterful use of a large, twentieth-century orchestra.
Come for: A fascinating "new" Britten piece. During World War II, Britten began composing a clarinet concerto for Benny Goodman, but he didn't finish it. It was completed by Colin Matthews and received its première in 2008.
And more: Itzhak Perlman—say no more!
For tickets or details: www.roythomsonhall.com
Venue: Roy Thomson Hall — 60 Simcoe Street
Faith Healer
Three versions of the same story – but which one is true? This mesmerizing tale centres on a small-time faith healer who travels the countryside, miraculously curing the sick (or does he?) in every small town along the way. We also meet his wife (or is it his mistress?) who tells us her own tale of faith and healing; and his manager Teddy, who has his own version of events. Brian Friel is one of Ireland's master playwrights, and Faith Healer one of his many worldwide successes.
For more details: www.shawfest.com
Location: Royal George Theatre — Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
The Flood Thereafter
A Canadian Stage Production in co-production with the Hopscotch Collective in association with the Theatre Department in the Faculty of Fine Arts at York University.
Part portrait of small-town Canada and part timeless fable, The Flood Thereafter is a magical play by Sarah Berthiaume, a rising star of Quebecois theatre. Every day, twenty-year-old June does an abrupt strip show in the gritty Emotions bar with all the men of the town watching and weeping. June's relationship to the men stretches back to the sirens who ensnarled the mariners of ancient Greece, but when a young stranger arrives in town the tide begins to turn.
For more details: www.canadianstage.com
Venue: Berkeley Street Theatre — 26 Berkeley Street
Guys and Dolls
In New York City, you'll meet wise guys and chorus gals, gamblers and actresses, cops and
bobby-soxers. Pious Sarah Brown, a sergeant at the Save-A-Soul mission, wants to save their souls while Nathan Detroit needs $1000 to save the city's oldest floating craps game. Enter high-roller Sky Masterson who takes Nathan's crazy bet – to woo the virtuous Sarah! Who will take a real gamble on love? Will luck be a lady tonight? Guys and Dolls has been called the "greatest of all American musicals."
For more details: www.shawfest.com
Location: Festival Theatre — Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
Peace in Our Time: A Comedy
Take Geneva, one of Shaw's fascinating but thornier late plays, lend it a freewheeling, extravagant adaptation by one of Canada's most well-respected playwrights, and presto! The result is a sharp, contemporary, political comedy where affairs of state meet the Three Stooges. The play opens in a dysfunctional diplomatic office prior to the Second World War and ends in The Hague at a trial of the world's dictators. Between, you are taken on a totally manic ride.
For more details: www.shawfest.com
Location: Court House Theatre — Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
Trifles (Lunchtime One-Acts)
Two gripping marital mysteries by two playwrights who helped bring modern drama to America. In Trifles, a man is found dead but his wife can't explain the rope around his neck. An obvious whodunnit? Not according to the wives of the investigators. In A Wife for a Life (O'Neill's first play), a husband seeks revenge for his wife's infidelity. He meets a young man in love and is forced to reconsider the very marriage he seeks to defend. Two little-seen plays in one gem of an outing.
For more details: www.shawfest.com
Location: Court House Theatre — Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
The Light in the Piazza
A glorious musical story set in Italy in the summer of 1953. Margaret is touring the Tuscan countryside with her daughter, Clara. While sightseeing, Clara has a chance encounter with Fabrizio, a handsome Florentine, and they fall in love. Margaret tries to keep them apart to protect her daughter, who isn't what she seems. But the romance of Italy is powerful, and it slowly transforms them all. From the writer of the musical Floyd Collins, which the Shaw Festival produced to huge acclaim in 2004.
For more details: www.shawfest.com
Location: Court House Theatre — Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
The Merchant of Venice
When the merchant Antonio seeks a loan from Shylock, a Jewish moneylender whom he has always treated with the utmost contempt, Shylock proposes a startling collateral: a pound of the merchant's flesh. When Antonio defaults on the loan, Shylock prepares to take his revenge – only to find that the law is a knife that can cut both ways.
For tickets: Box office at 1-800-567-1600 or www.stratfordfestival.ca
Location: Festival Theatre — Stratford, Ontario


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This technique will no doubt improve SEO because it will only show your "Golden Content" and reduce the "clutter" such as adverts, banners, superfluous javascript, footers, etc.
Normal loading umpteen images - using PHP include '_snippet.php';
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Sometimes there are two sides to an issue wherein intelligent, honest well meaning people can disagree (ever read about our Constitutional Convention:)?) This could come down to one of these times.
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Pretty simple question. Which do you prefer (and why)? I'm looking to get one of the two soon for an everyday carry in the summer.
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I'd say M&P Shield. I apologize as itsn't in your choices. Why i'm suggesting it because the Shield is the rival of the Nano. I heard and read good reviews of it specially the trigger pull. I myself is looking for one. They are like ghosts, hard to find one.
Thanks for the suggestion. It looks like a nice little gun. I'm going to have to see if any of my local gun shops have any in stock.
Thanks for the suggestion. It looks like a nice little gun. I'm going to have to see if I can find one to look at in a local shop. Hopefully it's not a ghost in southern Louisiana.
You're basically asking Ford or Chevy. See if you can find a range that rents both guns and put 100 rounds through each and decide based on your personal experience. You won't go wrong with a Ruger or Beretta. Both are well respected guns. It is just a matter of which one you presonally shoot better.
I have both the Ruger LC9 and the S&W M&P Shield 40, both are great pistols for CC. I've held the Nano at the shop it also seems like a great choice. It is going to come down to which one feels best in your hand, as all 3 of these are made by quality firearms makers and are some of the best Sub-compact 9mm's you can buy.


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does anyone carry a p220 IWB? is it comfortable?
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does anyone carry a p220 IWB? is it comfortable?
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It is the approximate size in dimension to a P228/229, and that is a very popular gun for IWB CC. I carry a P228 on occasion IWB. With a good belt and holster, it should not be an issue.
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I use a P220 full-size in an MTAC for IWB carry. No problems. When I carry my SAO version, I do find the safety lever digs in a bit, but no issues with the DA/SA version.
A good belt is a must.
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I do it frequently and it's very doable. It's a heavy weapon so use a good belt!
ALWAYS carry! - NEVER tell!
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You should look for a holster that works for your lifestyle and your tolerance for carrying it.
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I'm waiting for a CrossBreed Super Tuck Deluxe IWB holster for my Sig P228 (similar size as 220). I should know in a couple of weeks. I already have this holster for my Glock 19 and that combo works great. Hoping the Sig/CBST is as comfortable and works at least as well. I'll let you know. Also have a 5.11 belt and a Wilderness Instructor on the way in anticipation of this.
Yes, in a SuperTuck. It's comfortable and well concealed, even in a t-shirt. I've never had a problem with comfort or concealment.
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Yup, it can be done very easily and well with a good holster/belt combo.
"Just blame Sixto"
ALWAYS carry! - NEVER tell!
"A superior Operator is best defined as someone who uses his superior
judgement to keep himself out of situations that would require a display of his
superior skills."
I carried a P228 with a 5.11 Leather belt (Nylon insert, very sturdy) and a SuperTuck. With the right hardware, it is excellent.
Knowing is half the battle.
P220 in a Supertuck - no problem. Just as comfortable as any full size handgun. It is just a matter of the right belt/holster rig.
"Mind own business"
"Always cut cards"
You can do anything with a Sig, even IZ carry...
I, like Thumper, also carry a 220 Carry Elite in Milt Sparks VMIIs. My EDC is a 220 Carry Elite and 2 extra mags also in a Milt Sparks dual mag carrier. Works just fine here in FL all year round. Wonderful holsters and accessories that are well worth the 6 month wait.
I have carried full size 220s in all stainless (also in Milt Sparks VMIIs) in the past but like the controllability and balance of the 220 Carry. As already stated, a sturdy belt is a necessity. I use a Beltman 1.5 inch belt (horse hide with no velcro or internal stiffener) and it has lasted for years so far.


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