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For about an hour, Trenton police officer Steve Beaudoin and his 15-year-old son sat beside his brother-in-law's body. They waited for the coroner to make it through the debris-strewn streets and tangle of power line poles.
Earlier that night, Beaudoin had searched homes and helped the injured to ambulances. One woman had a piece of a two-by-four piercing her arm. Others had bruises or bled from gashes. Even after Beaudoin found the body of his brother-in-law, Jerry Williams, he knew the most important thing was making sure the living were safe. So he kept on working.
"It was tough, real tough," Beaudoin said. "You just fall back on what you know. Your adrenaline keeps you going."
Beaudoin, 47, has worked the streets for 24 years. He never saw anything like what happened April 27. When the tornado hit, he was already on duty, stopped at a red light about a block from the edge of the storm. All he saw was a dark cloud.
Then he noticed a couple standing at the edge of the street, looking battered and bruised. Their car looked wrecked. They said they didn't know what happened.
Beaudoin drove to the intersection of Main Street and state Highway 136 — and stopped. He heard people screaming. Houses lay in scattered heaps, businesses gone.
The EF3 tornado tore through 18 miles of Dade County, killing two people and injuring dozens more, but Main Street took the brunt of the storm.
"You see people sitting crying, knowing you can't do nothing to help them," Beaudoin said.
His first thought was his father. The elder Beaudoin's home was destroyed, only a few walls standing. Beaudoin found his father, who told his son a tornado victim was lying dead in his backyard.
They had no idea it was Williams, who lived on nearby Sand Mountain. He was visiting his girlfriend across the street when the tornado hit, smashing the mobile home into a pile of debris.
It was not until Beaudoin pulled Williams' identification from his pocket that he realized who it was.
"He was like my son's second daddy," Beaudoin said.
After all the living had been cared for, Beaudoin returned to his father's backyard. He and his son waited, paying tribute in the dark and the storms.
Soft-spoken and unassuming, Beaudoin quickly rejects the idea that his actions warrant any praise.
"I didn't do nothing that the other officers didn't do," he said.
On Thursday evening, a little more than a week after the storm, he returned to the police station after arresting two people who tried to steal a car. It is his day off — or would have been if the storm hadn't hit.
All seven of Trenton's officers were out there that night, Beaudoin said, and have worked nonstop since then. In just seven days, they racked up 2791⁄2 hours in overtime.
Chief Roger Castleberry said all his men, including Beaudoin, have performed beyond the call of duty in the last week.
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"You can't just curse out an officer and go into a rage. You've got to be respectful when people ask you a question and get an understanding of what is going on," said boys summit co-chairman Temus Terry.
Terry is among more than a dozen men preparing for the more than 300 boys in grades 6-12 and parents expected to attend the fourth annual Boys Leadership Summit today at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's engineering building.
"The goal is to cultivate the minds of the young boys and expose them to leadership skills that they may not receive in the classroom," said summit co-organizer Chris Ramsey.
The summit brings together boys with older men willing to mentor them to achieve their goals. More men are needed to participate as mentors.
U.S. District Court Judge Curtis L. Collier will be the main speaker. The theme of the event is Today's Trayvon Martin.
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Some boys are imitating scenes from reality TV shows when they talk to authority figures, Terry said. His goal is to let young people know that they can't act like that in the real world and have the best outcome for themselves.
"We want these young men to know they are playing with their lives. That's why we're choosing Today's Trayvon as a theme," Terry said.
The daylong event will also include workshops focused on wellness issues, including obesity and sexually transmitted diseases, life skills, education, careers, hip-hop culture and relationships focused on self-respect and respecting others.
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- Release Date: Sep 11, 2001
- Summary: Picking up where 1997's resurgent 'Time Out of Mind' left off, 'Love And Theft' finds the 60-year-old Dylan self-producing the album's 12 tracks.
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Not since 1966's Blonde on Blonde has Dylan sounded so happy and alert. [Oct/Nov 2001, p.102]
It may not be a better album than ''Time Out of Mind,'' but it glides from genre to genre with a sprightly glee, as if Dylan were traversing the American musical landscape in search of thrills, revenge, and reparation.
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This is little short of a treat: a rambunctious dance through the more sepia-tinted corners of US musical history. [Oct 2001, p.122]
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Sep 7, 2010An absolutely amazing album ! In my opinion, its Dylan's best since Blood on the Tracks (1975) and arguably one of Bobby's best three or four records. Love and Theft improves with each listen. Brilliant.… Expand
timOct 5, 2004not only one of the best by dylan -- one of the best by anyone. if i could only take one song to a desert island, it would be mississippi...
JohnD.Oct 3, 2001Remarkably loving & energetic, a celebration of freedom from w/in pain, a meditation on fate & its refusal, this collection soars throughout like very few other high points in this artist's long career. … Expand
JesseFJun 22, 2006The Dylan album to own, if you only own one.
RossM.Nov 2, 2001The record if a happy man who no doubt gets up in the morning looks in the mirror and thinks he now likes what he sees.
JamesBJun 21, 2007Yes, if you DON'T like Bob, you won't like this. But if you are a fan (and you SHOULD be), this is a GREAT album musically and lyrically. There are some very funny lines in a few songs that you really need to pay attention to.… Expand
BubbaHickJan 7, 2006Bob Dylan sucks he's a fruitcake and should dye, He's like fucking Cher!!!
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GCGP Day 5 – Newton County Circuit Race
2012 Georgia Cycling Gran Prix Overall GC podium. L-R Dan Holt (Team Type 1), Alexy Schmidt (Team Type 1), Brian Toone (Tria Cycling p/b DonoohooAuto.com and Infinity Med-i-spa). Photo by Barbara Dowde
Three days, three podiums! This podium was for 3rd place in the 5 day stage race overall.
Unfortunately I didn't see anyone with an iphone taking a picture of the podium – but there were a lot of people taking pictures with regular digital cameras so hopefully I'll be able to post a podium pic in the next day or two. UPDATE: Joey Rosskopf (Team Type 1) passed along this podium pic (and the one at the bottom of the post) from Barbara Dowde. Thanks Joey and Barbara!
GCGP third place tile trophies over the years
This race played out very similar to last year's race, but the way I personally raced the race was completely different this year – and I ended up in the exact same position! Go figure. Last year a late race break of 15 formed when I bridged up with a small chase group to an original break of 10 riders that had gotten away a bit earlier. That break of 10 riders was an amalgam of smaller moves. A small break emerged from our group and I ended up something like 6th or 7th in the sprint from the large break to take 9th in the race. I was nursing a groin injury so I decided to start at the back of the race and wait as long as possible before doing anything.
This year, I was also nursing a bit of a groin injury from my cramps at the end of the Covington crit – but it wasn't as bad as last year so I decided to be a bit more aggressive this year. I went with several of the early moves and eventually made it into a two-man chase group (me and Alexy Schmidt from Team Type 1) … we were chasing Alexy's teammate Joey Rosskopf so Alexy wasn't happy that I wasn't contributing very much to the chase. I was pretty tired, though, after covering so many of the TT1 attacks and breaks from the first 10 laps of the race. So as the field was closing in on us, it looked like Alexy had given up – but instead he had only eased up for a second and then attacked really hard to finish the bridge by himself as I drifted back to the pack.
I was really tired at this point so I drifted back to the very back of the large field. It was much easier but I couldn't respond to any moves. A chase group of about 6 or 7 riders emerged from our field and started to put some serious time into what was left in the field – eventually merging with Joey and Alexy. I still sat at the back resigned to just try and do whatever I could in the field sprint to get the 5 points I needed to make it into 3rd position for the general classification. Then a chase group formed, and I decided that I had to at least try so I attacked really hard from nearly the back of the pack because a nice string of coincidences led to a strung out pack that wasn't going very fast. I took the momentum of the group and used it to slingshot myself sheltered from the wind all the way across to this chase group of 5 or 6 riders.
All of the attacking that had been going on in the field had dramatically reduced the gap to the lead group – so when I bridged to the chase group, the lead group was less than 15 seconds in front of us. Unfortunately, the momentum had gone out of the chase group. I went immediately to the front and ramped the speed back up, but the field was closing in on us fast when Jeff Mcgrane (Friends of the Great Smokies) came across the top of the feedzone hill absolutely drilling it down the hill into the course's sharpest turn. This brought out the people who were willing to work in the chase group and we had about five or six guys killing it with three laps to go. We had nearly caught the leaders by halfway through the last lap – but they must have ramped up for the final sprint which meant that we were sprinting for ninth place in our chase group. Jeff led out the sprint, and I was able to come around him at the line to take ninth in the race.
Ahead of us – Alexy Schmidt took the sprint win followed by Joey Rosskopf (TT1) in second and Emilio Asconeguy (Rossetti Cycling Team) in third.
This gave me enough points to move up to 3rd in the overall general classification for the five days of racing – definitely my highest placing in such a long race (5 days). Very happy with the outcome, the training, and racing with everyone!
Alexey Schmidt (Team Type 1), Jimmy Donahue (Savannah Wheelmen), and me attempting to bridge to the lone leader (Joey Rosskopf, Team Type 1)). Photo by Barbara Dowde
GCGP Day 4 – Covington Criterium – 3rd place
GCGP Day 4 – Downtown Covington Criterium Podium – L-R Dan Holt (Team Type 1), Oscar Clark (UHC/707), Brian Toone (Tria p/b DonohooAuto.com and Infinity Med-i-spa)
It worked so well yesterday, I thought I would try it again. So as soon as the chief official said "riders ready" – the secret codeword for "go" in crits, I clipped in and attacked hard – leading most of the first lap. This strung out the field with a small separation, but shortly through the second lap the field came back together. Oscar Clark (United Health Care / 707) rocketed off the front with a Lifetime Fitness rider. They got a small gap, but one lap later Dave Gearheart (Team Mission Soruce) drilled it hard on backside of the course through the tricky schoolyard turn and up the hill towards the start/finish turns. Dave had closed a significant portion of the gap, but when he pulled over to rest, none of the next couple riders pulled through so I immediately jumped hard to finish the bridge to the leaders.
At this point the three of us were off and flying. Oscar was drilling it so hard that I could barely hold his wheel and the Lifetime rider came off after a couple laps. We got into somewhat of a rotation where Oscar pulled maybe 90% of a lap, and I would pull 10%. Even so, I was way above threshold. My heartrate was well above my LT heartrate of 180 for the first 10 minutes of our break – eventually settling down to my threshold heartrate of 180 for the 35 minutes it took us to lap the field.
Before lapping the field, though, I got to witness one of the best displays of sacrificial teamwork I've seen in a while. Dan Holt (Team Type I) attacked to bridge to us. Oscar's teammate, Oneal Samuels (UHC/707), covered the move forcing Dan to do the majority of the work to make the bridge up to us. Once there, Dan was outnumbered by the two UHC riders so he wouldn't commit to the break (especially after having to go so hard to catch Oscar and me). Oneal recognized what was going on so he went to the front and drilled it super hard for a couple laps and then peeled off – knowing that Dan would work with Oscar and me, but not if he was outnumbered. Sure enough, Dan fully committed to the break, and the one-two punch of Dan and Oscar meant that it really was all I could do to hang on. Eventually, our pace started to slow a tiny fraction and I was able to pull on the short uphill section before the course's one righthand turn.
I was very thankful once we lapped the field and initially tried to hold Dan's wheel in the group. Once I had rested for a few laps, I decided to move farther up and mark Oscar. Then a couple riders slipped off the front and started to unlap themselves (Buddy Spafford – Florida Velo and Claudio Arone – EBP Racing). I was fighting off some cramps by this point in the race having already gone through TWO bottles and trying to figure out when was a good time to retrieve my third bottle from my back pocket. Fortunately, Oscar's team was committed to chasing back Buddy and Claudio. Still, I knew that it was also in my best interest if we stayed away so whenever the pace really slowed down if somebody was interfering with the UHC train, then I would roll through and try to pick the pace back up again. I think this only happened a couple times as the UHC riders were committed to drilling it at the front.
With five laps to go, I cramped hard and stopped pedaling drifting all the way back to the pack of the field. Fortunately, my cramp subsided just as the pace slowed down. So I got to rest for nearly two laps as our pace wasn't super fast with 4 to go or 3 to go. With 2 to go, it was full gas again and fortunately I didn't cramp again until the finishing sprint. So I sat up happy to take third. Meanwhile, in the sprint, Team Type 1 and UHC had competing leadout trains with Oscar edging out Dan for the win.
Moon and church – our race started at 8:30, lasted an hour and a half, and this was the night scene after the race.
Five days of racing, car is getting messy, text annotates the tile I got for third place
GCGP Day 3 – Oxford Hills Road Race
Pro/1/2 Oxford Road Race podium (L-R Brian Toone, Oscar Clark, David Guttenplan)
Podium! I ended up second after a long 70 mile breakaway from the gun. I was tired of missing the early move so I decided to initiate the first attack by attacking as soon as the race started. David Guttenplan (United Healthcare / 707) followed me across the top of the feedzone hill, and Dave Gearhart (Team Mission Source) bridged up to us before the start of the first downhill section. Dave really drilled the pace, and we got into one of the best rotations for a three-man breakaway group I've ever been in. The course was constantly rolling except for a couple long gradual false flat type climbs (1-3% gradient). Lots of turns, too, so we were quickly out of sight and had a 3 minute gap by the end of the first of seven 10 mile laps.
By the end of the second lap, we had a 3.5 minute gap. Our gap started to come down on the third lap, and by the middle of the fourth lap, Oscar Clark (UHC/707) and Alexey Schmidt (Team Type 1) had bridged across to us. They gave our break new life, and we started flying again. Oscar was clearly the strongest, and with one lap to go he hit it hard through the start/finish getting a gap. Nobody was able to chase (including myself), and that was how the race was won – with 10 miles to go! Alexey was saving up for the finish and didn't chase either – so for a while it was just me, Dave, and Alexey pulling with David sitting on since he had a teammate up the road. I thought Alexey might be struggling a bit so I attacked hard on the second hill after the KOM hill. Unfortunately, Alexey had no problem covering the move. So that put me in the unenviable position of having to pull for the next mile or so because we didn't know what the time gap was to the field behind us.
Eventually, we were told that the gap to the chase group behind was more than 4 minutes with about 5 miles left in the race. So I stopped pulling hard, and basically Dave, Alexey, and I did a soft rotation. I had already worked it out that I was going to attack at the bottom of the 1K to go hill when I looked back from one of my pulls and I had a 50 meter gap! So I drilled it hard with less than 2 miles to the finish. There was one more short uphill followed by a righthand turn and a long downhill, so I hit it really really hard on the uphill to make sure I had enough of a gap not to get caught on the long downhill. Still, by the bottom of the hill at the 1K to go sign, the rest of the break was no more than 5 seconds behind. I hit it hard again on the hill thinking that my only shot at staying away was to extend my gap on the hill. I had nothing left by the top, but the chase had given up as they were starting to cat/mouse for the sprint so I was able to cruise in the final 300 meters from the top of the hill to the finish.
Dave Gearhart, who raced super strong all day, led out the sprint only getting passed right at the line by both David and Alexey. Oscar had a time gap of more than two minutes by the end of the race. Major kudos and thanks to Robb Pressley who gave me a ice cold bottle in the feedzone every lap after the first one for a total of 8 bottles including the two I started with. It was hot!
GCGP Day 2 – Gwinnett Civic Center Criterium
Tough race tonight. Team Type 1 again played it perfectly taking 1st and 2nd with Dan Holt and Alexey Schmidt. Here is how it played out. There was an early break that got a good gap, but I think it was missing TT1 so I was pretty sure it would all come back together, which it did.
Then it gets a little fuzzy but Dan made it into the next move along with Stephen Hirsch (UHC/707) and one other guy (maybe Tim Henry from Litespeed/BMW). This move quickly got a good gap until Mike Stone (Hincapie Devo) went to the front and started to bring it back pretty much single handed. After three or four hard laps he sat up and no one else took up the chase. The gap to the break quickly ballooned to close to a minute – in fact I figured we were going to get lapped.
But then the attacking started. Primary instigators were Mike and myself, but there was also a guy with a black kit and national champ markings on his sleeves (from a different country) who attacked several times. We could never get enough separation in a chase group to escape the field.
Then at the perfect moment when an attack was coming back, Alexey rolled off the front of our group with one other rider. It was a thing of beauty to watch as nobody could respond quick enough. There was a chase again led by Mike but the gap was too big. The break must have been getting tired b/c the two quickly crossed the gap to the leaders making a lead group of six.
The gap from our field to the leaders had come way down to only 15 seconds, but then it was only three laps to go. I found myself on Oneal Samuels wheel, a great sprinter from UHC/707, with two to go and followed him to the very front of the field by one to go. Another rider came around and led out the sprint, but Oneal hopped onto his wheel with me still attached to his wheel. And that is how we finished in the field sprint coming around the other rider by the line. It was only good for tenth in the race, though, as two other riders must have been b/t us and the break of six.
My power meter is still broken, so now power data from the race – but I can tell you it was hard!
GCGP Day 1 – Road Atlanta Circuit Race
What a disappointing race. I missed the original break b/c I thought it was missing TT1, but in fact there were TWO tt1 riders, Dan Holt in the initial move and Alexey Schmidt in a bridge group with Mike Stone (Hincapie Devo). It was a large field combined with the Cat 3s and the fading light it was hard to recognize kits – especially since I started near the back and didn't move up to the front quickly enough.
About halfway through the race and completely frustrated about missing the move once I realized TT1 must have had a rider up the road by the way they were covering moves in the field, I attacked hard to bridge across. Ended up rolling solo for half a lap rather than establishing a chase group. Once I was caught, I recovered and tried to stay near the front. With four laps to go (2.5 miles per lap), Joey Rosskopf (TT1) attacked hard at the bottom of the pit row hill. I bridged across to him by the top of the hill. David Guttenplan (United Health Care/707) bridged next with Joe Eldridge (TT1). Also, there was a cat 3 with them. The field sat up, and we had a huge gap.
Still, there wasn't good cohesion until we caught Eric Murphy (UHC/707) and another rider. We got into a rotation for a minute or two, but there were people sitting on. Eric and David pulled hard and a gap opened up to the rider behind them. I looked to TT1 to close it down but they didn't so I pulled hard and ended up rolling off the group. I couldn't catch UHC by myself so I sat up thinking we could still work together but it was too late. Field caught us at the start of the last lap. I was 10th or so in the field sprint for 17th or 18th in the race. Meanwhile, Eric and David completed the bridge to the leaders where David ended up winning the group sprint for 3rd — with Alex Schmidt and Mike Stone already off the front of that group to take 1st and 2nd.
Even though it was disappointing the way the race turned out, on the bright side, there was a beautiful sunset sky immediately after the race was over.
Beautiful sunset sky after the road atlanta, pro/1/2/3 race
Rapha Rising Day 8
Family vacation time at the beach started yesterday – so I squeezed in a super fast climbing ride in Birmingham yesterday before driving down to Florida. I am not really a beach person at all, but my family loves it so I'm here to have a good time with them. One of the things that is so fascinating to me about the drive down 331 to the beach is how the rolling hills pick up once you make it past Montgomery. Opp, Alabama is really hilly – and then it stays hill through the high point of Florida near Florala, Alabama and all the way to De Funiak Springs, Florida. Then the terrain really starts to flatten out as you get closer to the beach.
For the last day of the Rapha Rising competition, I had to decide whether I was going to do hill repeats on the 331 bridge or if I would head up into the hills near De Funiak Springs. Given the traffic on the bridge, I opted for the 23 mile drive up to De Funiak Springs. I parked just off of 331 at the Rock Hill road intersection. This sits at the top of a long ridge line, but I discovered that the road snakes across the top rather than diving up and down. I found myself with a nearly 3 to 1 climbing ratio (which is really, really flat) by the time I made it to Knox Hill. I went up it once and then thought I would go for the KOM on it on my second time up. I wanted to make sure that I matched the segment completely so I went hard up and over the top of the hill. This turned out to be great because it helped me make it to a perfect bowl for hill repeats (see pics below for both directions of the bowl) -
Northbound section of the "Knox Hill Bowl"
Southbound section of the "Knox Hill Bowl"
The climbing alternative was this bridge … not much traffic at 730AM on a Sunday morning, but only a couple hours later it would have been jammed packed with cars.
As I started to do repeats on the Knox Hill Bowl, my climbing ratio quickly dropped down nearly to 1:1 by the time I had to leave to go find water. It was a mind-numbing number of repeats, but it was fun to watch the stats, speed, and marvel at the fact that the road was so deserted (no cars). I ended up getting lost on the way over to De Funiak Springs and running out of water, but the road I was on had some good hills. Finally, I bee-lined it straight back down Hwy 331 to the Rock Hill intersection to get my car and head home. This section of 331 was very busy, but the shoulder was wide and free of debris – and there were some more good hills like the one below:
Traffic and hills on US331 south
Finally, some stats and records from the week:
* Longest week of riding ever – 649.5 miles
* Most climbing in one week – 100,342 ft of climbing + 4200 feet missing from Wednesday
* Longest ride ever on Wednesday – 249 miles
* Most amount of climbing in a single ride – 42,200 ft
And here are all the screenshots and photos from the ride:
Rapha Rising Day 7
This is just a quick post so I could upload the bazillion screenshots and photos from my ride today. I set all kinds of new records … one shortest distance record, but most of the records were shortest time to reach a given amount of climbing. I was pushing the pace really hard – and went for three KOMS. All of them were spontaneous decisions, but they were definitely all-out efforts. The last KOM was the double oak way descent, which I set when I saw a jeep wrangler up at the radio towers with a pull-behind trailer. My first thought was, "oh that's interesting – somebody must have gotten permission to be up here with a dirt bike or 4 wheeler". But then I saw the side of the jeep said "Property Patrol" and I realized that the trailer was for confiscating off-road vehicles (and possibly bikes). So I took off like I was being chased by a swarm of bees. I big chainringed the short side of the roller coaster and I hit 52mph on the final steep portion of the descent. Then I did hill repeats to take my total up to 10,000 feet of climbing in just over 3.5 hours. It would have been even quicker if I had been able to do repeats on the roller coaster – but there was no way I was going to risk getting arrested and my bike confiscated.
Oh – and before I forget – here is one more photo from my mega ride on Wednesday – a picture of all the clothes that I went through during the day thanks to thunderstorms and 100% humidity.
Four kits, four pairs of socks, and two pairs of gloves – to ride 249 miles in one day – thanks to thunderstorms and 100% humidity
I'm going to go back and caption these photos and screenshots later. I think some of the screenshots are probably out of order … will re-arrange them later.


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Mnuchin Gallery
Upper East Side
- Free
Time Out says
Posted: Wed Apr 4 2012
Since splitting with partner Dominique Lévy, Robert Mnuchin has been running the former L&M Arts under his own name. It's located in the same Upper East Side townhouse, and offers the same program of museum-quality shows and blue-chip art.
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Venue details
Mnuchin Gallery 45 E 78th St
Upper East Side
New York
- Cross Street:
between Madison and Park Aves
- Venue phone:
- Venue website:
- Opening hours:
Tue–Sat 10am–5:30pm
- Transport:
Subway: 6 to 77th St
Mnuchin Gallery
- 45 E 78th St
Upper East Side
New York
- 212-861-0020
- mnuchingallery.com
- 40.775628,-73.962008
- 45 E 78th St
- Mnuchin Gallery
What's on at Mnuchin Gallery
El Anatsui
Installation, Mixed media
- Critics' pick
- Free
The Ghanaian artist returns to New York for the first time since his triumphant 2013 Brooklyn Museum survey with the latest iterations of his shimmering wall hangings and sculptures made of liquor bottle caps, printing plates and copper wire.
- Thu Nov 27 – Sat Dec 13
- Mnuchin Gallery