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Album Review: Alan Jackson — Thirty Miles West
After album after album of simple, intelligent country music that stands the test of time, it would be easy to phone in a review of the latest Alan Jackson record.
It'll be authentic. It'll be spare, but heavy on the steel guitar. It'll have a handful of self-penned songs that speak to his roles as a father and husband, yet expertly navigate unrequited and lost love.
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Thirty Miles West is a familiar trip down a dirt road punctuated with sonic versions of both potholes and picturesque views. Jackson pulls from a well-known cast of songwriters, betting on the brilliance of songwriters such as Guy Clark, Chris Stapleton and Terry McBride to round out six of his own lyrical contributions.
The album's title pulls from Jackson's childhood hometown's distance from the Dixie Highway, which plays a starring role in its own song. Fellow Georgian Zac Brown joins in on the reverential romp, a how-to manual saluting a small, Southern town without falling into a cliché-ridden hole of Skoal rings and pickup trucks. Over the course of seven and a half minutes, Jackson handily brings to life what makes these places so special: "Had rabbit tobacco growing on the roadside/Rolled it up and we smoked it down/It don't do much but it makes you feel big/When you're ten years old in a tiny town."
Those expertly crafted moments also appear in "Gonna Come Back as a Country Song," "Talk Is Cheap" and "Nothin' Fancy," an apt description of both the album and the artist. Throw a dart at the track list, and you're similarly rewarded: "Look Her in the Eye and Lie" is a little like an old friend, its guitar riffs and hook deliciously, classically Alan Jackson, while "Life Keeps Bringing Me Down" makes hard times sound like a good time.
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But the hidden gem on Thirty Miles West quietly smolders on the back half of the album. "She Don't Get High Anymore," written by Clint Daniels, Kylie Sackley and Jeff Hyde, is a ghostly reminder of "I'll Go On Loving You," its undulating guitar intro prefacing one of Jackson's best interpretations of his career.
Not everything, however, about this collection is same old, same old. This album is the first after Jackson's departure from Arista Nashville, marking the debut under his own Alan's Country Records in partnership with EMI Records Nashville. And after playing the part of the wise older gentleman in Zac Brown Band's "As She's Walking Away," the artist seems to have fully moved into hazy, old guard territory, full of respect and critical attention but shorter on automatic radio adds and explosive commercial success.
But happily, no outside factors seem to have altered Jackson's distinct sound and approach to country music. Nothing fancy. Just one of country music's best.
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This was released in Australia on Friday, so I've been happily listening to it for the last few days along with Wade Bowen's latest.
I totally agree with everything you said Karlie. Alan Jackson at his best always sounds both heart-warmingly familiar and compellingly fresh and, for me, this album is a great example of that. And I'm a big fan of "You Go Your Way". I'm a sucker for breakup songs like that sound so smooth. It reminds me a bit of George Strait's "Easy Come, Easy Go". It's difficult not to go on and on about this album, but I'll shut up now :)
Excellent review, enjoyed reading it. Cannot wait to pick this album up.
I have yet to hear Thirty Miles West, but this review makes me particularly excited!
I love how you play around with the typical review structure, Karlie – This review was anything but phoned-in. Your first couple paragraphs had me wondering if you were getting ready to dish out some tough love, but not at all! I bet you must have had fun writing this review, especially knowing what a passionate Jackson fan you are.
At any rate, I'm thrilled to hear that the new album wholly fulfills expectations, and I can't wait to pick up a copy for myself tomorrow.
just got to listen to whole album yesterday.
What a solid album and very good songs.
Alan is sure to have some hits from 30 Miles West!
Nice review Karlie. Its great that Alan can continue to make the kind of music he loves for his legion of loyal fans and still garner some radio airplay as well. Alan and George Strait have been the two surviving standouts able to keep it country during the last couple of decades and still remain relevant in the mainstream commercial marketplace. Alan may not be Hank or Johnny or Merle, but since the late 1980's he's been about the closest thing mainstream country music has produced that compares to those legends. Good on him!
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Tuesday, November 11th
Education Workshop 6:30-7:00
Happy Half Hour 7 – 7:30 with Ice Themed Refreshments
General Meeting 7:30 – 9:00
77 Washington Highway, Snyder Amherst Community Church
NOTE: Please park in rear and enter through back door
Presented by JASON BRINER, PHD, Associate Geology Professor at UB
Jason Briner from the Geology Dept at SUNY at Buffalo will be our featured speaker at the Novembermeeting. Jason is a young, adventurous investigator who has traveled with his students to some of the most exciting corners of the world to study glacier and ice sheet changes and how they relate to global climate change. His research has taken him icy locations including Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Alaska and Baffin Island in Northern Canada.
Jason is from Seattle and received his PhD at University of Colorado at Boulder. He has been at UB since 2005. His research is published in prestigious journals including Science and Nature, and shows that ice sheets and glaciers change rapidly in response to global warming.
With all of Jason's frigid destinations, he is certainly an expert on winter gear, and is knowledgeable about how outdoor enthusiasts can protect themselves from the winter elements. He will recommend his favorite winter gear and lodging strategies that he and his team utilize. Closer to home, Jason will also talk about ice sheet erosion in New York State, and how ancient geologic formations gave rise to the glorious features we now enjoy, including waterfalls, lakes, escarpments and valleys.
We are honored to have Jason join us on November 11. Ice-themed refreshments will precede the presentation. You won't want to miss this special evening
Education Workshop (6:30 before main meeting)
Winter Activities Preparation
We will talk about and examine different type of snowshoes, hiking traction devices and cross-country skis, boots and poles. A preseason ski preparation clinic will include waxing and anti-icing applications for (wax-less) skis. For those new to winter outings we will survey the places to go for snowshoeing and x-c skiing. If time allows, we will also list the Winter Ten Essentials.
Review of the October Program – "Powerful Plants"
Presented by Sandy Geffner of Earth Spirit
At our October meeting, ADK folks were treated to an educational and invigorating presentation aboutedible plants, and their many uses as both medicines and tasty foods. Who knew raw garlic was so good for you? Or that you could cook dandelion leaves like spinach? Did you know dandelions are named after "Lions Tooth" (based on leaf shape), and that the flower and buds are edible?
This is just a sample of the intriguing details presented by Sandy Geffner, Co-Founder and Director of Earth Spirit. Our thanks to the folks at Earth Spirit, who for decades have worked with numerous groups in Western NY and opened our eyes to Nature's Gifts.
ADK members are invited to join Sandy on a foraging hike this coming Saturday, October 18 at 10 AM at the Buffalo Ski Club in Colden.


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Connors to the Thai junta: 'Hubris always has an expiry date'By Bangkok Pundit Oct 09, 2014
Academic and long-time observer on Thai politics Michael Connors has a semi-active blog. Below is an excerpt from a post of his. For the latest crisis, responsibility at its gravest lies with the reactionary anti –Thaksin People's Democratic Reform Committee that led months' long protests before the coup, and the opposition Democrat Party from which
McCargo: Where does Thailand go from here?By Bangkok Pundit Oct 09, 2014
BP has already blogged on some comments by Duncan McCargo back in May – just after the coup – but McCargo has also written two pieces for Foreign Policy. In June, his article for Foreign Policy was on why Thailand's coup is destined to fail. Below are some excerpts: It's not a question if the Thai
"Middle income" Thais with 50 million baht of assets need to be protected from an inheritance taxBy Bangkok Pundit Oct 08, 2014
BP has already blogged that the proposed inheritance tax (50 million baht is tax-exempt and then 10% tax) and critiqued a number of criticism of the inheritance tax. The Nation: Bandid Nijathaworn, president and chief executive officer of the Thai Institute of Directors Association, said the tax should be implemented but it alone might not be
Prayuth's brother's mathematically challenged assets declarationBy Bangkok Pundit Oct 07, 2014
As we know, Prayuth's brother is a member of the NLA and is quite rich. The Bangkok Post: Assistant army chief Lt Gen Preecha Chan-o-cha, who is the younger brother of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, has 79.8 million baht in net assets. Reviewing his assets declaration, there are some issues. Page 5 has list of
'Project to Strengthen Stability at the Village Level'By Bangkok Pundit Oct 06, 2014
Isaan Record: Under a temple pavilion, 60 Red Shirt villagers watched a projected image of a candle on a screen. A military staff member asked everyone to close their eyes, sit silent and meditate while she read aloud. "How was it that we kept a hold on our country and avoided being colonized by another
Inheritance tax worries Thailand's ultra-richBy Bangkok Pundit Oct 06, 2014
Sasithorn Ongdee in an op-ed in The Nation: What will happen if the inheritance tax is revived in ways that mean Thais won't return to "happiness"? Several years ago, one of my cousins was approached by the owner of an orchard to buy some 10 rai of her orchard plantation in Nonthaburi. The reason for


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Open house, grand opening set for St. Clare Commons
The Franciscan Living Community will offer St. Clare Commons will offer 56 assisted living apartments, 36 memory care suites, and 60 skilled nursing/short-term rehabilitation beds. Future phases on the campus include the addition of independent living apartments and villa homes. Each option will include a wide array of services and amenities.
For more information, visit www.stclaremcommons.org.
Each Tuesday in September and October will bring a new adventure at the zoo for senior visitors, from guided tours of Works Progress Administration (WPA)-era buildings to bingo and big band music.
In addition to the Tuesday events, each weekday, seniors 60 and older can enjoy free parking in the Anthony Wayne Trail lot, special discounts, free fresh-brewed coffee and a mini-muffin in the North Star Trading Post (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) and more.
The schedule of special events include:
• Oct. 1: Take a guided tour through the zoo's butterfly, rose, vegetable, herb and formal perennial garden. One of the zoo's master gardeners will explain how to prepare the garden for winter and next spring. Meet at the Conservatory at 11 a.m.
• Oct. 8: Take a guided tour of the Aviary and its three walk-through habitats — the African Grasslands, Madagascar Desert and Australian Outback. Meet at Aviary entrance at 11 a.m.
• Oct. 15: Check out the big band sounds of Jeff McDonald's Swingmania Orchestra from 11 a.m-1 p.m. in the Nairobi Pavilion.
• Oct. 22: Another chance to win great "ZOO-venirs" playing bingo with a zoo twist in African Lodge from 10:30 a.m-12 p.m.
• Oct. 29: Though the Aquarium is closed for renovations, get a sneak preview of the new Aquarium and learn about the building's rich WPA heritage, too. Meet in the Museum's Indoor Theatre at 11 a.m.
For more information and a schedule of all the activities, visit the Zoo's website at toledozoo.org/seniors.
Caregivers who are directly responsible for assisting seniors during Senior Discovery Days and Senior Safari are eligible for free zoo admission. Pre-register with the Visitor Services Department by calling 419-389-6561. This offer only applies to professional caregivers. Regular admission rates will apply for volunteers and relatives of visiting seniors.
In September and October, the Toledo Zoo is open daily from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. (10 a.m.-5 p.m. on weekends in September). For more information, visit toledozoo.org or call 419-385-4040. Lucas County residents are admitted free of charge on non-holiday Mondays from 10 a.m. to noon. ID showing proof of residency is required.
For more information, call 419-836-3811.
Anyone wearing a hat will receive a $1 discount on the $8 admission. Glass City Singles dances and parties offer a safe place for singles 21 and older to mingle and socialize with other singles.
For more information, call 734-856-8963 or visit www.toledosingles.com.
On that day, the restaurants will donate 15 percent of food sales for each in Northwood, Monroe Street and Navarre Avenue.
Flyer to get 419-698-4331 and ask for ext. 110.
The show will feature craft displays, baked goods, food and refreshments. For more information, call 419-724-1738.
The series will discuss memory loss, everyday coping skills, building a support system and hope. It is intended to support and educate the person who has memory loss due to Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia. Although friends and family are welcome as guests and learners, those who are not accompanied by someone who has a memory loss condition will be better served by attending programs for caregivers.
Registration is requested. Call the Alzheimer's Association at 1-800-272-3900 to register or for more information.
The Northwest Ohio Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association serves 24 counties including Lucas, Ottawa, Sandusky, Seneca and Wood.
The fall schedule includes:
Cake Decorating Flowers – Instructor: Richana Smith, 6 to 8 p.m. Nov. 5, 12, 19 and 26. Cost: $39.
Beer Appreciation – Instructor: Nate Wahl. 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 2, 9 and 16. Cost: $59.
Chocolate Temptations-Holiday Edition – Instructor: Donna McNemar. 9 a.m. to noon, Nov. 2. Cost: $59, includes all supplies.
To register or for more information, call Marsha at 419-559-2255.
Golden Threads offers:
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• Day and overnight trips;
• Educational programs;
• Health screenings.
For more information, call the Golden Threads office at 419-334-6613 or visit memorialhcs.org.
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fat, ripe, spicy, inky mouthful2008 Chilean Reserva Sauvignon Blanc, Tesco, ú4.69
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winning cool-climate fruit; elegant, floral, leafy, waxy sauvignon2006 Washington Hills Merlot, Co-op, ú5.99
lively, ripe, plump, plummy fruit, rounded off with a year in oak2006 ChÔteau Le Chec Blanc, Graves, Adnams, ú9.75
elegant, ripe, leafy, musky, faintly apricot and peppermint-charged fruit2006 The Tattybogler Pinot Noir, Central Otago, Adnams, ú14.99
superb, spicy, gamey and decidedly luscious pinot noir
Pink-tinged, medium-weight, with apple, peach, spice and a hint of sweetness2007 Tinja Pinot Gris, ú9.75 (Lowe Wines, Vin du Van, L'Art du Vin, Provender)
Crisp, zesty pear, peach and orange flavours; from Orange, Australia2006 The Lane Single Vineyard Pinot Gris, ú9.49 (Waitrose)
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vibrant and juicy with vivid cherry fruit.2006 Aglianico del Vulture, D'Angelo (2 @ ú9.99 Majestic)
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Wich cable can I use for my ipad to watch movies if my TV dosen't have VGA connection
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You will need to purchase Apple's Composite Video Cable (not to be confused with the component cable which is an older technology developed for earlier iPhones and iPods) which is compatible with the iPad. This cable is capable of outputting high definition video and sound to your television.
How the composite cable works:
First, plug the power adapter into an outlet which will provide constant power to your iPad while viewing videos.
Second, plug the RCA plugs into your tv...yellow to video and red and white to sound.
Third, change your tv's input to use the correct set of RCA inputs...my tv uses the AV input when I plug them into the back of my tv for example.
Finally, plug the Apple "Dock" cable into your iPad. This will provide power to your device and serve as the output to your tv through the RCA cables you plugged into your tv. Now you just play your movie or music!
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A group of people in Pittsburgh have put together the time and effort required to erect a statue of wrestling legend Bruno Sammartino, but the owners of the land where the old Civic Arena stands are against the idea and have placed a stoppage on those particular plans.
In order to sell his big match at Wrestlemania 3 against Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant was promoted as having an undefeated streak that stretched over fifteen years. Gorilla Monsoon heavily sold that fact as well. However, he had actually been beaten a few times in other countries during that time period.
In professional wrestling, the term "gorilla position" is thrown around backstage in WWE, TNA, ROH and even some independent wrestling promotions. It is used to describe the backstage agent that gives instructions to the performers right before they go through the curtains.


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It's easy to criticise Arai for standing still, for failing to innovate or follow the latest trends and fashions in helmet design.
Its RX7 has looked fundamentally the same for almost two decades, and is considered by many as archaic in shell shape, devoid of the latest features common elsewhere, and all at a premium price, too.
Mr Michio Arai, Pesident of the firm since 1986, said: "When the global economic crisis hit five years ago, many helmet manufacturers looked for gimmicks to sell their helmets, or looked to save costs.
"If we can make a helmet cheaper this is good because it is welcomed by buyers, but if in making a helmet cheaper you forget about protection, this is a bad thing. If Arai were making cheap helmets like this I wouldn't be able to sleep, I would quit."
We've got great deals on Arai helmets in the MCN Shop, check out the best deals below.
Arai RX-7 GP Haslam, £449.99
There's over 35% off the retail price (£699.99) of this top-of-the-range Haslam replica. It's the same helmet worn by top racers in MotoGP, WSB and at the TT. It also comes with Arai's five year warranty.
Arai Chaser V Schwantz, £459.99
The Chaser V replaces the popular Chaser, offering improved vision and comfort. This retro Schwantz scheme is one of the better designs offered on the Chaser V helmet. All Arai Chaser V, Quantum ST and Rebel helmets with a free Pro Shade visor system, worth £99.99.
Arai Tour X4, £369.99
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Knightsbridge balcony collapse: Two people dead and six injured
Two men died and six were injured today when a balcony collapsed in Knightsbridge.
Whitbread has vowed to step up expansion of its Premier Inn and Costa chains in a move set to create 12,000 jobs over the next five years.
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Beer sales in pubs fell by almost 50 million pints in the first quarter of the year compared with 12 months ago, new figures have shown.
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SABMiller today revealed that its executive chairman Graham Mackay is being treated for a brain tumour, and had surgery yesterday.
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There's been a banking crash, a credit crunch and one of the longest recessions in history, but the taste for designer lager seems unquenched.
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The taste of beer releases a chemical in the brain which makes people want to drink more and take other drugs, research published today claims.
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A police chief has told of his "disappointment" after one of his officers began legal action to seek damages after she reportedly tripped on a kerb while attending a suspected break-in.
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Sure, high-wattage couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are one of Hollywood's most glamorous pairs. But what's life at home really like? iVillage put the superstar mom in the hot seat to answer lightning-round questions about her man in an exclusive sitdown.
So, who's a better dancer? Jolie wins that one. Who caves and gives their kids junk food? "I'm more likely to give the girls, he's more likely to give the boys," Jolie tells iVillage. Watch the video above for more answers to our burning questions about their relationship!
The 35-year-old actress, who stars opposite Johnny Depp in The Tourist (which hits theaters Dec. 10), also revealed which of their six children -- Maddox, 9, Pax, 7, Zahara, 5, Shiloh, 4, and 2-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne -- takes after their parents. "Knox is a lot like Brad, emotionally and physically," Jolie says. "And Maddox and Shiloh are both a little bit like me."
Watch our exclusive video interview above to find out more revelations about Jolie's relationship with Pitt (like who's the cornier joke-teller!), why she and Depp bonded on set and how she gets started on holiday shopping for the kids "months before."
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United Methodist Mission Leader
Pays Tribute to Rosa Parks for Her Vision and Action
New York, NY, October 25, 2005—The death of Rosa Parks is an occasion to give thanks for her vision and action, the chief mission executive of The United Methodist Church said in paying tribute to the woman called "the mother of the civil rights movement" in the United States.
The Rev. R. Randy Day, general secretary of the United Methodist General Board of Global Ministries, paid tribute to Mrs. Parks' strength of faith, her passion for justice, and her compassion for the oppressed.
Rosa Parks died on October 24 at the age of 92. She helped to trigger the civil rights struggle when she refused to give up her seat to a white man on a racially segregated bus in Montgomery Alabama in 1955. The resulting bus boycott brought Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to national prominence and led to the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Mrs. Parks, originally a seamstress, had lived in Detroit for many years and died there quietly in her sleep. She is the subject of hundreds of books, articles, and movies on the civil rights movement.
Rev. Day said that she "made an enormous contribution to the struggle for justice within human society" by her refusal to give up her seat and went on to become a "powerful symbol of the determination of racial communities and women to gain equal treatment under law."
He noted that the promotion of justice, peace, and freedom is one of the goals of the mission work of The United Methodist Church.
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Rosa Parks, an African American seamstress, made an enormous contribution to the struggle for justice within human society by her courageous act of refusing to surrender her seat to a white man on a public bus in Montgomery, Alabama in 1955. She emerged from her arrest for that defiance as a powerful symbol of the determination of racial communities and women to gain equal treatment under law, not only in the United States, but in all places where freedom and democracy are honored.
Mrs. Parks was more than a weary laborer that day in Montgomery. She was prepared by her church and her own study to represent a better way for the American dream to be shared by all citizens. Her feet may have been tired but her spirit was fresh when she said, "No," refusing to move to the back of the bus. Her experience became a precipitating factor in the Montgomery Bus Boycott and to the non-violent civil rights strategy honed by the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. and others—a strategy that put a nation on a new, still not yet finished, road toward its promises.
The death of Rosa Parks on October 24, 2005, at age 92 brings a sense of sadness and loss, but it also brings a surge of gratitude for her vision and action.
The General Board of Global Ministries of The United Methodist Church counts among its goals the promotion of justice, peace and freedom. We pay tribute to Rosa Parks for her strength of faith, her passion for justice, and her compassion for those who were, and those who are, oppressed. We thank God for her life and witness.
The Rev. R. Randy Day
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I was talking to a bunch of friends yesterday about random various things which started because my name on msn is Queen Suet is always angry. They asked me why was I angry and I said I don't know, I just feel like I'm perpetually angry. like there's a fire inside me which can never be put out.
Conclusion 1: I'm never satisfied with how things are.
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Daily Science Fiction Roster of Stories for August 2011
By John DeNardo | Thursday, July 28th, 2011 at 12:15 am
Daily Science Fiction has announced its August 2011 line-up of free stories:
- August 1: "Hints of the Apocalypse" by K.G. Jewell
- August 2: "Trails" by James Bloomer
- August 3: "Exit Interview" by Patrick Johanneson
- August 4: "The Girl in the Wooden Dress" by Angela Rydell
- August 5: "The Last Librarian" by Edoardo Albert
- August 8: "The Recruiter" by John Robert Spry
- August 9: "Killer Pot" by James S. Dorr
- August 10: "The Box That Eats Memories" by Ken Liu
- August 11: "Gentlewoman's Guide to Time Travel" by Alice M. Roelke
- August 12: "How Amraphel, the Assistant to Dream, Became a Thief, Lost His Job, and Found His Way" by Scott Edelman
- August 15: "Spoons" by Joseph Zieja
- August 16: "Our Drunken Tjeng" by Nicky Drayden
- August 17: "True Hollywood Story" by Ryan Gutierrez
- August 18: "Reading Time" by Beth Cato
- August 19: "What Never Happened to Kolay" by Patricia Russo
- August 22: "Alpha & Omega: A Co-creative Tale of Collaborative Reality" by Joshua Ramey-Renk
- August 23: "The Standing Stones of Erelong" by Simon Kewin
- August 24: "Passage" by Lavie Tidhar
- August 25: "Heart on Green Paper" by Gra Linnaea
- August 26: "Inside Things" by Melissa Mead
- August 29: "Distilled Spirits" by Andrew Kaye
- August 30: "Rules for Living in a Simulation" by Aubrey Hirsch
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Five Great Holiday Homes
The annual Sugar Plum Tour of Gracious Holiday Homes is just around the corner! Our committee has been busy planning this year's tour for several months.
This year's tour goers will again enjoy a day touring five great Akron area homes decked out in holiday finery!
Amazing Patron Party
Patron level ticket buyers will enjoy the end of tour Patron Party at a sixth fantastic location. This year's homes are stunners - and the Patron Party will return to a private residence this year!
We are pleased that Moe's has reserved the evening of December 7. She has catered this tour ending event for many years and knows what our Sponsors and Patrons have come to expect. There will be plenty of food, beverages, desserts and the not-to be-missed signature cocktail too!
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Tuesday, March 25 @ 6:30pm
This month's featured music is a string quartet with Peter Wright, clarinet, Melissa Barrett and Anna Genest, violins, Betsy Federman, cello, and Ellen Olson, viola. Everyone is welcome and it's free. Doors open at 6pm and seating is limited. This program is made possible by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library.
Family Storytime: Donuts for Dads
Tuesday, February 25 @ 11am
The Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library is celebrating dads and grandpas at a special Family Storytime. Dads and grandpas - please join our usual storytime crew for a special storytime honoring you and enjoy stories, crafts, and more with your children or grandchildren. Coffee, donuts, and juice will be served. This special storytime is sponsored by First Southern Bank of Ponte Vedra and the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library.
Teen Advisory Board
Tuesday, February 11 @ 4:30pm
Teens (Ages 13-18) are invited to join our Teen Advisory Board and have a say in the materials we order for teens, the teen programs we offer, and much more at the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library. Participation in the Teen Advisory Board counts as volunteer service hours and snacks are provided by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library. Join us for our meeting and get involved.
Family Game Time
Wednesday, February 26 from 3pm - 6pm
Every 4th Wednesday of the month, the whole family is invited to the library to play board games, including Monopoly, Connect Four, Candy Land, Scrabble, Chutes & Ladders, Uno, and many more. Simply use your library card, or driver's license, to check out the games. All board games are provided by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library.
Free Nemours BrightStart Screenings for Ages 3 - 5
Tuesday, February 18 from 10am - 12:30pm
Children ages 3-5 are invited to receive a free, 10-minute Early Literacy Screening at the library, courtesy of Nemours BrightStart. Registration is taken on a first-come, first serve basis by a Nemours representative. Utilize this free screening to find out where your child's literacy strengths lay and what you can do to help them improve in any other areas before they start school.
LEGO Club for Tweens
Wednesday, February 19 @ 4pm
Every 3rd Wednesday of the month, tweens in 4th-7th grades are invited to the library for an afternoon of building with Legos and hanging out. No registration is necessary and it's free. Thanks to our Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library for providing the Legos for this very special program just for Tweens, including our pink Legos. Tween girl Lego lovers, we want you to join our club, too.
Teen Gaming Night
Wednesday, February 5 @ 5pm
Teens (Ages 13-18) are invited to have fun with friends at the library. Play "E" and "T"-rated games on our PlayStation 3 (with the new Move), our new Nintendo WiiU, Nintendo Wii, or X-Box 360 (with the new Kinect) set up on three TVs for simultaneous playing. Snacks are provided. This event is generously sponsored by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library and our friends at Sony. Call the library at 827-6950 for more details.
After-School Crafts with Teens
Wednesday, February 12 @ 4pm
Children (K - 5th grade), and their caregivers, are invited to make crafts with the teens of Nease High School's Arts in Motion Club. Materials are provided by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library, no registration is needed, and it's free. Please Note: All children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the program.
Teens Read with Kids
Saturday, February 8 from 10am - 12pm
All children are invited to be read to by a teen, or practice reading to a teen, in the Children's Department - this program is presented by the teens of Ponte Vedra High School's Book Club. Select what you'd like to hear, read from any of our books, or bring your favorites from home. Please note: All children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult for the entire duration of the program and to be a teen participating in the program, you must be a member of the Ponte Vedra High School Book Club.
Sisterhood of the Traveling Plants Presents Spring Into Flowers
Saturday, March 1 @ 2pm
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Plants (Cathy and Marilyn, members of the Garden Club of St. Augustine) is ready to help you discover the meanings of flowers and how they can come together in beautiful springtime arrangements. If you wish, buy raffle tickets from the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library to win the arrangements the Sisterhood creates, with the proceeds helping to sponsor this event. Doors will open at 1:30pm and light refreshments will be provided by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library.


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Yesterday, the new plot was released, but in this world of continuous feed we have to have new updates continuously, don't we…? So, I saved the script for today. It's not a whole script, of course, but has 26 pages that represents about the first 30 minutes of this film. Personally, I like this opening. It contains elements both from me and other contributors, and I think it sets the mood for the film in a good way. But it is of course open for improvement, as everything else. The total script is estimated to about 120 – 180 pages, which amounts to about 2 – 3 hours of film. With the script we have, we are about 1/6 to 1/4 on the way.
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