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Welcome to any of the new members who have joined up over the last 2 seasons. I have been on the board since 2007 or so myself. I became a Baltimore Orioles Fan on January 4,1973 the day I was born. As a child there were not many ball games on the Television as we had rabbit years and only a few select channels. The radio had games on every day by the time I was able to know what was going on. I had a radio in my bedroom I would listen to often by myself underneath the blanket and fall to sleep holding often. By the late 70's at 6 years old I became a Eddie Murray fan and having played baseball since 4 I was to become a good rec ball player. I would put the wrist bands on like Murray, stood like him at the plate and when I played 1st I flipped the ball to the umpire with the same form Murray would flip the ball. In 1984 my athletic club sold 500 tickets to a game and a select few folks got to go on the field including my old man before the game. My old man was to toss out the 1st pitch being the president of the club. While sitting in the upper deck and looking down at my Dad as the teams where warming up I sat with my Oriole gear on including my Eddie,Eddie,Eddie shirt with my 1983 WS Pin and heard someone from behind saying they need 1 more child down on the field. As I turned to look the section starting chanting a name,Stevie,StevieStevie.... I don't know why they did so but they were chanting my name. Up the steps I went holding this persons hand that led to the tunnel out of the upper deck down the steps I went and down to a tunnel where I seen ballplayers stretching from both ball clubs with the sun light glaring me eyes I stepped onto the field. Again the Stevie.....chant started. A shy kid I was little embarrassed by the attention. As I emerged onto the field I was in shock at actually being on Memorial Stadiums field. At age 11 what kid did not dream of this? I stood looking as both teams played catch and looked around the ballpark like a kid on Christmas morning. WOW! John Stefero the hometown player was to catch the old man's 1st pitch. The old man tossed him a strike! We lined up for photos with Stefero the Bird and other organization on the field. As we were getting ready to walk off the field I look up and there was Eddie Murray himself. At that moment he tossed me his wristbands with the #33 on each. I wore them every game I played in until I stopped playing rec ball. Was not until I played touring team ball as it was called back in those days I would no longer wear those #33 wristbands. The story goes on and on the reason I am a Baltimore Orioles fan including in September 2002 getting a call from my older brother on a night football practice as I assisted him in coaching a youth football team for my nephew. He said the old man needed someone to go to the game with and I suggest you go. Coaching football was an every night experience but the tone in my brother's voice suggested Dad was disappointed my mom could not attend. So off I went to pick him up stop off and pickup a couple of coldcuts, chips and snacks like we did 1000 times before. I knew that night was special night for a 29 year old man who 10 months before survived Open Heart Surgery. My Old man was to have that same surgery months later and for whatever reasons we will never know that was my Old Mans last game and he did not survive his surgery. While that part of the story is sad I will never forget that special night at the ball park in 2002. While we sat there we discussed the 1984 on the field moment that we always remembered word for word. I still have that 1984 Heavy Hitters Award baseball my dad received while the little gold glove rest in his casket to this day. Sorry for my grammar but there is my story what is your story of being a Baltimore Orioles fan?
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I still buy Eskay Oriole Franks every year for BBQ's and I make it a point to eat a Pollack Johnnie's dog in OC each year, too. "Dinner for two, not to exceed $6!" Poppa, that right there is classic, man. I hope you have that framed someplace.
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I was at the game last night. Man, Lakers fans are annoying. I respect the team, but these fans are such frontrunners. I couldn't be mad at the Wiz last night. Any team that loses its 2 best players is going to get blown out by the Lakers.
Lakers Have Style, Wizards Looking For Substance – Los Angeles 103, Washington 89
[Kobe Bryant looks to discover more about Sam Cassell - photo: Adam McGinnis]
How does one evaluate a performance like the Washington Wizards gave in a 103-89 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday night? They didn't play their worst, but weren't even in sight of the perfect game they would have needed to beat the reigning champs. Washington did their best to fight, but continued to make the same exact mistakes that fans should sadly be becoming immune to now. Each key defensive gaffe became mundane, blending in with the others.
Already severely out-manned with no Andray Blatche, John Wall and Josh Howard, Yi Jianlian went down about five minutes into the game with just about the same injury to the same knee. That's when the Washington Post's Michael Lee invoked the 'Curse O' Les Boulez' on Twitter. Great.
Lesser than a tale of two halves, it was a tale of two quarters, the first and the second. The Wizards "hung around" in the first quarter, moving the ball well (7 assists, 11 field-goals, 0 turnovers) and playing aggressive defense. Of course, that aggressiveness combined with the aura of a champion that seems to possess referees pinned the Wizards for 10 fouls — although some of those should certainly be credited to bad defensive positioning. After the game, Al Thornton also denoted a couple early call against him as "cheap." Pretty much what you can expect when you have to guard Kobe Bryant and his ability to draw fouls. Watching the referees pay meticulous attention to Kobe's presence with their whistles is akin to walking by a construction site behind of bevy of Hooters waitresses.
Gilbert Arenas went 1-6 from the field to open the game, but he also had six assists as the Wizards took a 24-22 lead after one quarter. Arenas finished the game with 11 points on 5-15 shooting, dipping his field-goal percentage on the season to .392. The first quarter play that epitomized the night's match-up happened late in the period when Andrew Bynum powered through Kevin Seraphin's well-positioned chest on his way to the basket. Seraphin is a big dude, no question he sets the toughest screens on the Wizards, but he was reduced to mere flesh in the way by Bynum.
The second quarter was vastly different with the Lakers out-scoring the Wizards 35-22. Los Angeles played like a team that knew it could get to the free-throw line at will against a weaker opponent, going 9-10 from the stripe as a team. Pau Gasol and Lamar Odom dominated the lesser experienced with 16 combined points on 5-5 from the field and 6-6 from the free-throw line. It was an exemplary display of post positioning, footwork and passing from Gasol in particular, who had four assists in the quarter to go along with his eight points. One would hope that JaVale McGee was taking notes while getting worked, but likely not. Nick Young did come off the bench to score 12 points in the second quarter for Washington, but that was on 5-9 shooting. Shannon Brown more efficiently negated Young's tally with 12 points of his own on 4-6 shooting, helping the Lakers to a 57-46 lead at the half.
You may hear tales about Kobe's 16-point third quarter run, including when he back-cut Thornton for a lob dunk with no weak-side help defense — a play seemingly drawn up by Phil Jackson solely to get the Laker-heavy D.C. crowd entertained and going. But Kobe's theatrics, in the form of an efficient 24 points on 7-13 shooting in 24 minutes on the night, only served as the icing on an already baked cake.
Meanwhile, the Wizards don't even possess the style of pretty icing, they're simply trying to find some batter for substance.
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You should change that word,when you say the best 2 player on the team. They are not Nick and Gill is, Wall and soft Dra. are role player.
agreed Rex losing by 14 to the defending champs w/o 2 of your top players is not too bad. Still I was hoping they'd make a run in the 2nd half like they did in LA.
(East Coast) Laker Fans are annoying (like Rex said)….reminds me of Red Sox fans at Oriole games, Kobe makes a free throw, and Laker fans have a standing ovation–it's a normal and not such impressive part of the game…it felt like an exhibition game, with all the Wiz star players' out…
That's so true about the free throw reactions. That's why I got a kick out of the Laker fans disbelief when Kobe missed those three free throws in a row.
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Nicolas comes to Myra and is chosen Bishop Come, stranger sent from God! [6'55]
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The death of Nicolas Death, I hear thy summons and I come [7'06]
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Saint Nicolas, putative Bishop of Myra, is better known to us as Santa Claus. He flourished during the fourth century but is one of those medieval saints whose shadowy existence is more legend than fact. Though his cult was well established by the sixth century, it seems that we have Methodius's fictitious ninth-century biography to thank for crediting him with his many miracles, and perhaps with most of his good deeds too.
Methodius, no doubt anxious to add perfume to the odour of his hero's sanctity, was at pains to emphasize the incidence of the number three (the holy number) in Nicolas's legend. By his gift of three bags of gold to three impoverished girls to save them from prostitution he became patron of unmarried girls, and also, coincidentally, of pawnbrokers, for this story is the origin of the three gold balls that are the pawnbrokers' insignia. He is credited with saving three men from an unjust death; and the rescue of three drowning sailors off the coast of Turkey made him patron saint of sailors. But not the least of his holy works is the one which made Nicolas the protector of children and most beloved of saints—the restoration to life of three little boys pickled in brine by a vicious butcher in time of famine. In addition to these diverse patronages Nicolas is also the protector of merchants, perfumiers, and apothecaries.
During the eleventh and twelfth centuries his cult was particularly strong in England. Anselm and Godric composed prayers to him, and Godric set his to music. Though the cult of saints went into decline following the Reformation, Nicolas's survived and he became transmogrified by his association with Christmas and the giving of presents to deserving children into the universal Santa Claus.
Nicolas's association with boys and merchants made him the perfect choice of subject when, in 1948, Lancing College celebrated its centenary and asked Benjamin Britten to write something specially for the occasion. Peter Pears, a one-time pupil of the College, probably had something to do with securing the commission. Eric Crozier, already associated with Britten as producer of The Rape of Lucretia and librettist of Albert Herring, furnished the text of what turned out to be the composer's first important work for children's voices. Crozier selected eight episodes from Nicolas's story—his prodigious piety at birth, his call to the holy life, his saving of the sailors on his way to Palestine, his election to the bishopric of Myra, his imprisonment under Diocletian, his restoration to life of the three boys and other marvellous deeds, and finally his tranquil joy in the face of death. And Britten, no doubt aware of Nicolas's kindness to unmarried girls, drew on the services of a girls' choir (albeit modestly distanced) to augment the boys' voices. At the first performance, which actually took place at the Aldeburgh Festival and not at Lancing, the Lancing boys were joined by choirs from Ardingly, St Michael's and Hurstpierpoint Schools. The solo tenor part representing Nicolas was sung, naturally enough, by Pears. The instrumental accompaniment, designed to remain within the compass of what a school could provide and accomplished players comfortably manage, consists of piano duet, strings, percussion (not immediately used) and organ.
Peter Evans, in his book about the composer, has made a comprehensive analysis of Saint Nicolas, drawing our attention to the many ingenious devices by which Britten knits together what superficially appear to be simple, sometimes naive, ideas, making out of them a pièce d'occasion which E M Forster described as 'one of those triumphs outside the rules of art'.
Is everything as faultless, though, as Forster's tribute might suggest? The fugal section of the fifth movement could be thought over-extended and rather limp, and though the incorporation of a well-known hymn, 'The Old Hundredth' ('All people that on earth do dwell'), has a distinguished pedigree going back to the cantatas of Bach and gives the audience something to get its teeth into, it comes with a bit of a jolt. On the credit side the storm music of the fourth movement, achieved by relatively simple means, is typical Britten and highly effective, and the choral setting of the Nunc dimittis in counterpoint to the tenor solo as Nicolas looks forward to meeting God is inspired. Here the music modulates with effortless ingenuity and might have seemed slick had it not been of such transparent loveliness. But the magic is disappointingly diffused by the appearance of a second 'chorale', the hymn 'God moves in a mysterious way'. Despite the gloss Britten has put upon its mundane harmonies, this, coming as the climax to the work, seriously threatens the emotional climate created earlier.
In May 1939 Britten departed with Pears for America in the wake of their poet friend W H Auden. The professional association between Auden and Britten dated back to 1936 and the GPO Film Unit. It had been a fruitful one and was to remain so a little longer, but by 1942 the conservative musician had become alienated from Auden's brand of bohemianism, and was beginning to find the poet's penchant for verbal gymnastics (much in evidence in Paul Bunyan for example) no longer to his taste. Britten began to feel rootless and increasingly homesick. At last, spurred on by the chance discovery of E M Forster's article on the poet Crabbe in the Spring of 1942, he and Pears decided to return home.
The departure from America coincided with Britten's final severance from Auden's influence, but just before he left he began work on a setting of Auden's three poems 'A Song to St Cecilia'. These were dedicated to him (Britten's birthday fell on St Cecilia's Day, 22 November), but he found himself unable to complete the work. The voyage, however, proved therapeutic; his creative imagination began to work again and the Hymn to St Cecilia was finished, as the score proclaims, 'at sea'. So was A Ceremony of Carols. In a sense these two works represent an end and a new beginning. The Auden setting signifies the end of the appeal of tricksy rhyming, and puts a final closure to the charges of false sophistication and glib facility that had sometimes been levelled at Britten's early work. The medieval carols on the other hand signal the return to something fundamentally English, deep rooted, familiar, and conservative in the best sense.
The Hymn to St Cecilia is set for five-part unaccompanied chorus. The three poems, 'In a garden shady', 'I cannot grow', and 'O ear whose creatures cannot wish to fall' are linked by the litany
Blessed Cecilia, appear in visions
At certain junctures in his final poem Auden, like Dryden before him, refers to specific instruments—violin, flute, drum and trumpet—but Britten, having no orchestra, studiously avoids any temptation to imitate, inserting instead short isolated solo cadenzas which serve the dual purpose of suggesting an instrumental source while, more importantly, directing the listener's attention to some of Auden's most powerfully emotive lines. A repeat of the 'Blessed Cecilia' quatrain brings this concentrated and imaginative work to a close.
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In an interview with The Associated Press, Simpson insisted there were no guns involved and that he went to the room at the Palace Station casino only to get stolen mementos that included his Hall of Fame certificate and a picture of the running back with J. Edgar Hoover.
"It's stolen stuff that's mine. Nobody was roughed up," Simpson told the AP.
Las Vegas Metro Police Capt. James Dillon said the confrontation was reported as an armed robbery involving guns. But he said no weapons had been recovered and stressed that the investigation was in its "infancy."
Simpson was questioned by police immediately after the incident Thursday night, and a formal interview was being arranged, Dillon said. No charges had been filed and no one was in custody.
Simpson said auction house owner Tom Riccio called him several weeks ago to say some collectors "have a lot of your stuff and they don't want anyone to know they are selling it."
Simpson, who was in Las Vegas for a friend's wedding, said he arranged to meet Riccio at the hotel. Riccio had set up a meeting with collectors under the guise that he had a private collector interested in buying Simpson's items.
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Simpson said he was accompanied by several men he met at a wedding cocktail party, and they took the collectibles.
Simpson said he wasn't sure where the items were taken.
Dillon said some of the items had been recovered. He did not specify which collectibles were located.
A message left for Riccio was not immediately returned.
Police spokesman Jose Montoya said when officers talked to Simpson, he "made the comment that he believed the memorabilia was his. We're getting conflicting stories from the two sides."
One of the collectors in the room was Alfred Beardsley, a real estate agent and longtime collector of Simpson memorabilia, some of which he has been ordered to turn over as part of the Goldman's lawsuit.
"I'm OK. I'm shaken up," Beardsley told the AP by phone, but wouldn't comment further, citing the police investigation.
Bruce Fromong, a collector who testified at Simpson's civil trial, said he was in the room when Simpson barged in with other men.
"Him and some of his guys come busting through the door," Fromong told the celebrity gossip site TMZ.com. "They came in with guns, hollering and screaming."
Fromong, who reportedly tried to sell the suit Simpson wore when he was acquitted of murder, described him as a former close friend and said he couldn't explain the behavior.
"O.J.'s in enough trouble. For him to come and do this kind of thing, I don't know what's wrong with O.J. This is stupidity."
Simpson is considered a suspect in the case, Montoya said. He was released after he and several associates were questioned, and he remained in Las Vegas.
"We don't believe he's going anywhere," Montoya said.
The Las Vegas district attorney's office will decide whether to pursue charges in the casino case.
The Heisman Trophy winner, ex-NFL star and actor lives near Miami and has been a tabloid staple since his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend Ron Goldman were killed in 1994. Simpson was acquitted of murder charges, but a jury later held him liable for the killings in a wrongful death lawsuit.
Simpson has had to auction off his sports collectibles, including his Heisman Trophy, to pay some of the $33.5 million judgment awarded in the civil trial.
On Thursday, the Goldman family published a book about the killings that Simpson had written under the title, "If I Did It," about how he would have committed the crime had he actually done it. After a deal for Simpson to publish it fell through, a federal bankruptcy judge awarded the book's rights to the Goldman family, who retitled it "If I Did It: The Confessions of the Killer."
Fred Goldman, Ron's Goldman's father, said he was stunned by the news from Las Vegas.
"I'm overwhelmed and amazed," Fred Goldman told the AP. "If it turns out as it is currently being played, I think this shows more of who he is. He is proving over and over and over again that he thinks he can do anything and get away with it."
Goldman's lawyer, David Cook, said he would seek a court order on Tuesday to get whatever items Simpson took in Las Vegas.
The Palace Station, an aging property just west of the Las Vegas Strip, is one of several Station Casinos-owned resorts that cater to locals. The 1,000-room hotel-casino, with a 21-story tower and adjacent buildings, opened in 1976.
A company spokeswoman did not immediately return a call for comment.
AP Special Correspondent Linda Deutsch reported from Los Angeles. Associated Press writer Tony Winton in Miami contributed to this report.
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PSA does this sometimes. Must be crazy there.
I ordered a receiver extension kit from them and only got the tube and castle nut. They forgot the buffer, spring and end plate. Took a few calls and emails to finally get it straightened out but I know these things happen. It's just that it kills you when your build is on hold because of missing parts!
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Its is really on hold being that my bcm upper is out if stock. When I talked to PSA ffl dept he said they literally have thousands of ffl emails to go through. Yikes
The way things are going for PSA they will be one of many highly rated AR companies and up there in the top brands so long as they keep their customers happy and keep providing great products
I really like my PSA.
I received my buffer from PSA this weekend and my bcg from BCM came today. All that's left is my upper which is out of stock and a gunfighter charging handle! O and optics. Anyone used irons on a 45? Im thinking of going this way since im putting a scope on it
My last build also has a BCM BCG contacting a PSA buffer. Most of the rifle is PSA (upper and receiver extension kit).
Hope you get your upper and GF soon!
Primary Arms did have the Gun Fighter on sale days ago, not sure if still on. It was about $38 shipped.
Thanks, OK! Good deal for $38. I'm half tempted to get one for the above mentioned PSA build, I have Mod4s for my DD and BCM builds.
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John Lively
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|Oregon House of Representatives District 12
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|November 6, 2012
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Lively served as the Mayor of the City of Springfield from 1976 to 1986, and on the Springfield City Council from 1976 to 1986.[1]
Lively earned degree's from Lane Community College and the University of Oregon. Lively served in the United States Army in the Army Security Agency.[1]
Committee assignments
At the beginning of the 2013 legislative session, Lively served on the following committees:
|Oregon Committee Assignments, 2013
|• Consumer Protection and Government Efficiency, Vice Chair
|• Health Care
|• Transportation and Economic Development
Campaign themes
Lively's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[2]
Creating Jobs
- Excerpt: "The state shouldn't place barriers on new businesses or the ability of existing business to expand. We need to work with local communities to support their job creation efforts."
Fiscal Responsibility
- Excerpt: "We need to streamline government in order to get the most for every dollar invested by the taxpayers. When there are available funds, we must invest money in a rainy day fund for the next economic downturn."
- Excerpt: "For our citizens to succeed in the jobs of the future, they need to have a quality education. This means kids entering school ready to learn, schools having adequate resources, and additional educational opportunities after high school through the trades, community colleges or four-year universities."
Access to affordable healthcare
- Excerpt: "Ensuring access to healthcare provides citizens the best ability to manage their health and prevent the need for expensive treatments after they have already become ill."
Elections for the office of Oregon House of Representatives took place in 2014. A primary election took place on May 20, 2014. The general election was held on November 4, 2014. The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was March 11, 2014. Incumbent John Lively was unopposed in the Democratic primary. Christopher Gergen was unopposed in the Republican primary. Lively defeated Gergen in the general election.[3][4]
Lively won election in the 2012 election for Oregon House District 12. Lively defeated Sandra Mann in the May 15 Democratic primary and defeated Joe Pishioneri (R) in the general election which took place on November 6, 2012.[5][6][7]
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|Sandra Mann
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Campaign donors
Comprehensive donor information for Lively is available dating back to 2012. Based on available campaign finance records, Lively raised a total of $288,388 during that time period. This information was last updated on June 13, 2013.[8]
|John Lively's Campaign Contribution History
|Oregon State House, District 12
|Grand Total Raised
2012Lively won election to the Oregon State House in 2012. During that election cycle, Lively raised a total of $288,388.
|Oregon State House 2012 election - Campaign Contributions
|Top contributors to John Lively's campaign in 2012
|Building Trades PAC
|Oregon Democratic Party
|Service Employees Local 530
|Oregon Education Association
|Sayre, Matt
|Total Raised in 2012
|Source:Follow the Money
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In 2013, the 77th Oregon State Legislature, first session, was in session from February 4 to July 9. In 2014, the 77th Oregon State Legislature, second session, was in session from February 3 to March 10.
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Lively and his wife, Tresa, have two children.[1]
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External links
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- Profile from Open States
- John Lively on Facebook
- Legislative profile from Project Vote Smart
- Biography from Project Vote Smart
- Campaign contributions: 2012
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Project Vote Smart, "Biography of Rep. Lively," accessed May 25, 2014
- ↑ Facebook.com, "About: Elect John Lively for State Representative," accessed August 28, 2014
- ↑ Oregon Secretary of State, "Official Results - May 20, 2014 Primary Election," accessed July 8, 2014
- ↑ Oregon Secretary of State, "Candidate Filing," accessed March 17, 2014
- ↑ Oregon Secretary of State, "Candidate Filings for the House," accessed April 11, 2012
- ↑ Oregon Secretary of State, "Oregon State House Official Primary Results for 2012," accessed May 15, 2014
- ↑ Oregon Secretary of State, "Oregon State House Official General Results for 2012," accessed May 24, 2014
- ↑ followthemoney.org, "Lively, John," accessed June 13, 2013
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The Children's Museum of Richmond on Monday announced details of the 12,000-square-foot satellite location it will open Saturday morning next to Planet Fitness at 1275 Jefferson Davis Highway in Fredericksburg's Eagle Village development. Here is the news release:
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The idea of a children's museum in Fredericksburg is not new. A group of volunteers, led by community volunteer Jessica Beringer, established a non-profit organization called Explore It! to get the ball rolling. "We worked for more than two years to build momentum for the idea," explained Beringer, mother of three. "And we have worked another two years with CMoR to help make the community connections necessary for success. It has been a great partnership that not only brings a children's museum to town, but brings one with more than 30 years of expertise." CMoR's Board of Trustees voted to add Jessica Beringer to the Board in February.
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CMoR Fredericksburg will debut "Fantastic Future Me", a fun and interactive exhibit designed to encourage inspiration in children by allowing them to see themselves in a positive role in the future. Using a large touch screen and camera, children take a photo of their face and then drag and drop elements representing different careers and grown-up roles onto their own "Future Me."
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Parental engagement will also be encouraged at CMoR Fredericksburg. The new location will feature information for adults on early childhood brain development and helpful ideas that can extend learning opportunities beyond their museum visit. Commonwealth Parenting, a 30-year-old nonprofit organization dedicated to parent education that merged with CMoR last year, will also have a booth in the new satellite to provide parents with educational materials.
CMoR Fredericksburg will offer weekend and evening birthday parties, school field trip programs with museum educators for preschool through third grade classes, as well as large scale events including children's performers, festivals and celebrations, vending machines with healthy snack options and a small gift shop. The museum will offer evening rentals, providing a unique venue for corporate, family and other nonprofit events.
CMoR Fredericksburg will be open daily from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm and is located in Eagle Village at 1275 Jefferson Davis Highway. Eagle Village is located at the former Park & Shop retail center near the intersection of U.S. Route 1 and College Avenue and is owned and managed by the University of Mary Washington Foundation.
Museum admission is $8 per person, $7 for seniors over 60, and free for children under one. Family membership prices start at $135, and allow free access to all CMoR locations for a full year.
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This month there was a surprising lack of art supplies, and now that I've written that I've probably jinxed it and next month will be art overload! My favourite buy this month was my moccasins and my clutch They're both things I've wanted for a long time, but I couldn't find ones which looked they way…Read more » 5 Comments
Outsider Book Trailer
I don't know how many of you saw my announcement video on Monday, but I mentioned that I would be releasing the book trailer for my book Outsider on Friday, and this is it! Honestly, I think I'm more nervous about uploading this video than actually making the announcement video! I'll have a vlog on my…Read more » 12 Comments
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My first favourites video…little bit nervous about this one, I've avoided videos like this for years just because I found them very difficult to film. Lately though I've become more drawn to informal videos and I like how easy it's becoming to just sit down in front of a camera and film without getting nervous….Read more » 15 Comments
Making the Paper Wings Lyric Video
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Klaire's Wardrobe: Gemstone Necklaces
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I'm kind of in a state of disbelief. Most of my peers are celebrating the end of the year, but I'm not–I didn't mind being a freshman! Technically I'm a sophomore now, which means that I'm one year closer to being done with college and facing the real world, and I'm still not entirely sure which direction I want to take.
Though I was taking 22 credits this semester, I still managed to do really well in my classes, and though I don't usually say corny motivational things, I'm proud of myself for the work I've done this semester. I've been through quite a bit emotionally, but I haven't let it affect my work ethic, and I've still managed to enjoy myself.
Saying goodbye was really hard. I learned in Yellowstone to say "It's not goodbye; it's just see you later" but it's still rough. I tend to get very attached and I don't like leaving worlds. However, I'll have WiFi in Yellowstone and I plan to Skype my friends.
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Have you ever had one of those miserable dreams where you keep trying to do something, over and over and over again, and can't get it right?
Robert Manor, who was from Salamonia, about 50 miles south of Fort Wayne, probably knew what dreams like that are like, except his dream was very real.
It was back in 1968 when Manor, a stonecutter, sat in a wheeled office chair and sent a blast of compressed air out of a hose. The force shot him across the room and into the wall.
That made him wonder. Why can't you build a car that runs on compressed air, running the air through cylinders in an engine? It would be the ultimate in cheap fuel, a car that consumes air and shoots air out the exhaust.
Tanks to hold the air were readily available. Welders use tanks that hold gas at 2,500 pounds per square inch.
For nearly four decades, Manor struggled with the concept. He got patents. He built cars that were fueled by large tanks inflated to only 45 pounds per square inch, and they ran.
Problem was, Manor wasn't an engineer. He was just a tinkerer with an idea, and though trained engineers were willing to discuss his idea, including some with major car companies, they either didn't have the money to fund research or wanted the rights to Manor's patents.
So the years and generations passed by, and Manor, as he put it, aggravated over the idea in his crude garage.
Manor, who eventually went blind, died in 2008, still in possession of a crude air-powered car and perhaps heartened just a little bit by the knowledge that in other parts of the world people were trying to tap into the same energy source.
So far, though the other experiments had a lot more funding, none of the cars seem to have fared a whole lot better than Manor's models. Grand announcements that an air-powered car would be coming to the market in the next year always faded as the car failed to appear.
Now Peugeot, a French carmaker, has announced that it has perfected an air-powered hybrid that can propel the car in the city with compressed air and then use a gasoline engine in combination with compressed air for highway travel. It bills itself as a hybrid that doesn't require heavy, expensive batteries.
If Manor were still alive he might be a little jealous. He didn't have 100 engineers to figure out how to make an air car work.
Whether the latest incarnation actually makes it to market, and whether it will ever be available in the United States, remains to be seen.
But if it does, it will be interesting to note that a stonecutter in a little bitty town south of here first posed the idea nearly half a century ago.


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Top Performers: Is Stolmy Pimentel Starting Pitching Depth For the Pirates?
Below are the pitching Game Scores* in the Pittsburgh Pirates' farm system from the last week. The top ten and the bottom five starts are broken down below the chart. The top five short season pitchers are also highlighted in a separate group, since most of those guys only go 4-5 innings max, and don't have a good chance of being highlighted in the top ten. The rankings include every pitcher who made a start for a...
First Pitch: How Are Last Month's Promoted Prospects Doing at New Levels?
About a month ago the Pirates made a ton of promotions throughout the minor league system. The promotions saw several prospects moving up in the system, plus the 2013 debut of Luis Heredia in West Virginia. With about a month in the books for all of these moves, now would be a good time to get some first impressions. None of these guys have accumulated enough playing time to the point where their stats say a lot about their potential....
Minor League Schedule: Top Prospects Set For Sunday
7/7/13 Starters: Stolmy Pimentel, Jameson Taillon, Emmanuel De Leon, Tyler Glasnow, Isaac Sanchez
Prospect Watch: Pimentel With Another Good Start; Taillon Doesn't Have Best Stuff
Top Pitcher: Stolmy Pimentel, Top Hitter: Alex Presley, HR: None
Kris Johnson is the Pirates Prospects Pitcher of the Month For June
Each week we run our "Top Performers" series, looking at the best pitchers and hitters from the previous week. This year we will also be recapping each month in order to award the Pitcher and Player of the month. Below are the average pitching Game Scores* in the Pittsburgh Pirates' farm system from the month of May. The rankings include every pitcher who made at least four starts for a Pirates' minor league...


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Just a little too late to go to her friend Eva's big city premiere, Jessica Simpson rolled into NYC last night with a furry Daisy in her arms. She didn't have her QB to help with all the heavy baggage lifting, but he was clearly on her mind . . . er, head. Hopefully they'll reunite for some more rockin' sing-a-long fun times soon. Sure Jessica and Tony get a lot of flak, but I can't help but root for the Simpson girls. What can I say, it's my thing. On a more serious note, have we ever seen Daisy Simpson walk since her early days on Newlyweds? Poor little doggie and her nonused legs.
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