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Saturday, July 13, 2013 marks the day when downtown Wilmington, Ohio, will be transformed into an exciting living Civil War museum. Reflection of Time: A Southern Ohio Civil War Day will commemorate the 150th anniversary of Confederate Brigadier General John Hunt Morgan's raid through Ohio. Regional historical organizations and local businesses will showcase their stories, demonstrations, products and exhibits to highlight the event. The event will be begin at 10am and end at 7pm and is being hosted by the Quaker Heritage Center of Wilmington College and Ohio History Service Corps, an AmeriCorps volunteer program designed to support efforts to preserve Ohio's history.
The hub of activity will be at the Clinton County Courthouse, where the Ohio Valley Civil War Association will present an encampment and sharpshooter demonstrations, and Caesar's Creek Pioneer Village will host a Civil War Ball where Russ Judge will call dances to the sounds of live music performed by the Dedication Band and The Hitchhikers. Pioneer Village volunteers will also serve up authentic-style beans and cornbread while Chester Friends Meeting members will dish out their famous home-churned ice cream. The first floor of the courthouse lobby will be open to guests and literature will be available about its renovation. Exhibits, book sales, and event information with programs and maps will also be inside the courthouse as well as $5 wristbands available for purchase for unlimited rides in one of the horse-drawn wagons through the beautiful Sugar Grove cemetery. Pick-ups and drop-offs for the wagon rides will be located in the public parking lot at the corner of Sugartree and South Streets.
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The Clinton County History Center will host presentations on "How I Found My Civil War Relative" and "Researching Your Ancestry." They will also conduct free tours of the Rombach Place Museum, display reprints of township Civil War Military rosters, and provide information on resources available to find your Civil War ancestry. Genealogists will be on-site to answer questions. The History Center will extend its hours from 10am – 4pm that day.
Local business participation includes: The Murphy Theatre presenting Kim & Reggie LIVE! Songs and Stories from the Underground Railroad; guest appearance and book signings at Books 'N' More by Lisa Actor, author of the children's novel Rebel Raiders; 19th-century inspired dishes at the General Denver Hotel; a vintage photo shoot at Pocket Park on Main Street by Inspired Creations; live Drum and Fife music at For a Song and a Story; a display of replicated Civil War quilt patterns at Cotton Junky Quilt Shop; toy soldier battle scene diorama at The Patterry Antiques Collectibles and Gifts; and much more. Participating businesses will offer 10% off to customers dressed in 19th-century period costume.
The Wilmington Transit System (WTS) will provide complimentary, handicap-accessible shuttles to four main attractions: Clinton County Courthouse, Clinton County History Center, Wilmington Municipal Building, Sugar Grove Cemetery. Pick-ups and drop-offs will only be available at one of the four locations between 10am and 6pm. Plenty of free public parking will be available.
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In the second clip I have backed up to the other side of Shrub Island. The dog has to run through the cover to get to the pile. All is well I think.
In the second clip I have backed up to the other side of Shrub Island. The dog has to run through the cover to get to the pile. All is well I think.
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In the last clip I have backed up even further. She was looking around so I said "dead bird" but I muttered!
1. Initially dog takes a pretty straight line, then starts veering around Shrub Island to get to the pile.
2. I stop her and about a second later gave her an angle back and got a scallop (?)---she turned correctly but continued in her wrong direction. Although you cannot see me, you can see the dog start to sit and then start to move again about a half second later in response to my cast!
3. Then, I tell her to sit again but before she has had a chance to sit I am telling her "here" already.
4. Then I remember: SLOW DOWN. I counted to five (but I see on the video it is more like I counted to 3), recast, and got the change of direction but now she is trying to run around Shrub Island the other way.
The video ends here (I got closer to her, and got the cast through the shrub).
Also I noticed her last two sits are slow, and on another day I might have nicked her, but after watching the video I think my fast casting is causing this: she is used to being given another command before she has time to actually sit.
Anyway, this is the dog work. I am terrible but not as terrible as I used to be...
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OK I'm having difficulty seeing the videos. I'll comment further when I see them.
First of all.....
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Why are you saying good? Get your whistle in you mouth.
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Why are you yelling "Sit" to your dog? One toot on the whistle would be used for sit.
I think you need some how to instruction. More later.
Hopefully dog knows the sit whistle already. For now stop talking to your dog on the blinds except for the initial dead bird que and back. After that whistle only.
Save any "good" stuff for when the dog is coming back.
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I was taught to give the dog praise when it gets it right.
But what's wrong with voice anyways? She is only a few yards in front of me.
Yes, I need instruction...
(Oh, and I'm not yelling. The phone is inches from my mouth...can you imagine if I HAD used a whistle?)
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I didn't mean you were actually yelling. A verbal Sit is best reserved for when you need to correct the dog as in "Sit G@# Da*%#". Come to line with whistle in mouth all the time.
See if you can get someone to shoot a vid or two from behind of you running a few 100 yd cold blinds keeping both you and dog in frame.
From what little I saw so for it appears that your little dog will be very cooperative with what ever you need to do.
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I agree, nice compliant dog.From what little I saw so for it appears that your little dog will be very cooperative with what ever you need to do.
Now, once we have you whipped into shape you two will become a good team.
PS. Use a whistle.
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You really gotta be careful about how high a pedestal you put your method, your accomplishments, your dog on. There's usually someone who's done more, somewhere. And they may have used a different method than you did! Chris Atkinson 2013
get your dog out and TRAIN! caryalsobrook 2013
I don't get the whistle vs voice thing. In the house, at work or on walks through the neighborhood I do not whip out my whistle to give commands to the dog. Sometimes I train places where the whistle is inappropriate, like at 6 am in a small park surrounded by homes, so I use voice.
In a recent thread someone said something about it being bad to use voice in an event, I think a HT, to handle dog. That puzzled me.
Anyhoo, and Gooser I think can relate to this, a few months ago I was reprimanded for blowing the bejesus out of the whistle every time I used it...I didn't realize I did this, I suspect it goes with the doing-everything-too-fast dog handler persona. So that is also on my list of things to concentrate on during blind work.
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Acropolis Gardens: Large multi-sim garden with mountains, waterfalls, lakes, a volcano, and beautiful hiking trails
Agora Ballroom: A conservative ballroom for formal dancing, with a classy ballroom setting, and free gowns and tux!
Bliss Basin: One of the premier dating spots in SL, with 2 trails circling a large lake with beautiful views and waterfalls; lake is rumored to be visited by mermaids :P
City of Unity: Medieval role-playing sim, with different areas for the lords and ladies, gypsies, Goth, and even mermaids :P
Clock Island: An artistically designed Japanese sim about clocks and numbers; includes a mystery where you search for clues around the sim
Diagon Alley: The famous shopping district based on the Hermoine Granger (I mean Harry Potter :P) series of books
Bryggen: One of UNESCO's World Cultural Heritage sites, this famous row of building and a countryside full of waterfalls make up this slice of Norway in SL
Heavenly Rose: A rose garden and one of the top romantic spots in SL, with an amazing number of poseballs! Also has a cool underwater house and dance area :)
October Country: Its always Halloween here; come to The Haunting Hour and listen to scary radio shows from the 1940s and 50s with fellow residents, or explore the creepy sim...
Opéra Populaire: Visit the infamous Paris opera house, home of the Phantom of the Opera, and the surrounding French countryside
Sigil: Sigil, Arizona, a Western role-playing sim full of cowboys/cowgirls, Indians, and all the places you expect to find in a Western movie
Sector 7: Explore a giant dam built to promote the Transformers movie, with amazing details, free robot AV's, and a community of robot enthusiasts
Tamique Island: Waterfalls, lush gardens, and lots of poseballs...just the sort of place to take someone for a romantic stroll; with dance area, wedding chapel, and quiet areas for reflection
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Learn about events happening in and around Washington! Local arts and cultural organizations are invited to submit events to this calendar.
More than 100 works of art, artifacts, documents, and photographs reflect the breadth of American experiences. A fragment of the original Star-Spangled Banner serves as a starting point to investigate the broad history and representation of the United States flag as an icon of our nation and its people.
The Building Zone introduces children to the building arts through play in an interactive gallery of hands-on activities for the Museum's youngest visitors.
Robert E. Parilla Performing Arts Center
For more than 20 years, the Vienna Concert-Verein Orchestra has achieved international stature by performing a concert series at Vienna's Muskverein. The repertoire ranges from orchestral works of classical Viennese composers to contemporary Austrian music. The orchestra has presented more than 65 works by contemporary Austrian composers in successful world premieres since its inception.
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'Frances Gallardo: Meteorology' Art Exhibition
Target Gallery
Exhibition Dates: January 18th-March 2nd, 2014
Opening & Performance: Saturday, January 18th, 2-4pm.
Reception: Thursday, February 13th, 6-8pm; Curator Talk at 7pm
Categories: Arts, Exhibits, Family Oriented
32nd Street Farmers Market in Waverly
32nd Street Farmers Market in Waverly
The 32nd Street Farmer's Market, a non-profit organization, returns all profits back to the Baltimore community, with over 55 vendors is the "talk of the town". With fresh fruits and vegetables, dairy items, fresh baked goods, flowers and plants, international foods, including vegan choices and meats, as well as crafts, natural body products and specialty items, this is the place to be on Saturday morning from 7 a.m. until Noon. Here is your chance to talk to the farmer or vendor about the product they have grown or made. More information is available at www.32ndstreetmarket.org
Event begins at 7:00AM
Categories: Fairs & Festivals
A Broadway Valentine, live at the Workhouse Arts Center
The Workhouse Arts Center
Join us at the Workhouse Arts Center, 9601 Ox Road, Lorton, VA on Feb 1st as our performers explore the romantic section of the Broadway songbook with this early tribute to Valentine's Day.
Categories: Music: Other, Other Events
Abstract Expressionism Revisited
The Art League Gallery
In celebration of The Art League's 60th Anniversary in 2014, each month the Gallery will revisit and reflect upon a major art movement from over the last six decades with a special exhibition.
Annual Israeli Film Festival
Tikvat Israel Congregation
"Lost Islands" (2008)
"Lost Islands" explores the tensions facing the Levi family in Israel in 1980 as they grapple with the meaning of destiny and dream fulfillment.
"Lost Islands" is the winner of four Israeli Film Academy awards (including Best Actor Michael Moshonov and Best Supporting Actor Shmil Ben Ari).
After the film, there will be a talk-back in the social hall led by Pnina Agenyahu, the new shlichah at the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington.
Refreshments will be served.
Cost:$12 per person for Tikvat Israel Members; $15 per person for non-TI Members; $5 for students (with a valid ID)
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Categories: Arts, Film, International
Beauty and the Beast, live onstage!
The Workhouse Arts Center
Join us at the Workhouse Arts Center for Beauty and the Beast, live onstage presented by Mestey Films Productions. A self-centered Prince is cursed to spend eternity as a hideous and frightening beast, will he ever find the way to break the spell?
Categories: Theater, Family Oriented, Other Events
Beyond Words: The Artistry of Illustrated Children's Books
McDaniel College
McDaniel hosts the premiere of a major exhibition highlighting illustrations from children's picture books.
Categories: Arts, Books & Authors, Free
Billy the Kid
Wilde Lake High School, Jim Rouse Theatre
Two audience favorites from the 20th century share the program with a new work from the 21st!
Categories: Music: Classical
Brentwood Arts Exchange All-Screened Video Fest
Brentwood Arts Exchange
This one-day video fest will feature short film and video work by regional producers and artists. Presented to the public in a social and appreciative atmosphere, this event will showcase known and unknown talent alike.
Building Zone
National Building Museum
Building Zone long-term Monday through Saturday: 10:00am - 4:00 pm; Sunday: 11:00 am - 4:00 pm Ages 2-6 with adult supervision The Building Zone introduces children to the building arts through play in an interactive gallery of hands-on activities for the Museum's youngest visitors. The National Building Museum gratefully acknowledges The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation for its support of the Building Zone. Project Playhouse is sponsored by HomeAid and built by Pardee Homes. Event begins at Presented by: National Building Museum
Categories: Family Oriented
Cezanne Piano Trio
Westmoreland Congregational United Church of Christ
Presented by Washington Conservatory of Music.
Program: Haydn Piano Trio in C Major Hob.XV/27, Mendelssohn Piano Trio No.1 in d minor Op.49, Shostakovich Piano Trio No.2 in e minor Op.67.
The Cezanne Piano Trio's name honors Paul Cezanne, the French Post-impressionist artist, who described his artistic process as modulating with colors. Cezanne's description of his painting is reminiscent of musicians' process of creating colors with sound.
Categories: Music: Classical, Free
DAR Museum Exhibition Showcases Changes in Comfort and Convenience in the Evolution of the American Household
DAR Museum
This exhibition explores how we have evolved from the fireplace and washing clothes by hand to the many conveniences we take for granted today like automated electric appliances, plumbing and central heating. Over sixty objects dating from the late eighteenth to the early twentieth centuries will be on exhibit showing the "latest" devices that no one could live without. In the final analysis, however, did these devices actually save time or did they create more work?
Event begins at 9:30AM
Presented by: DAR Museum
Drink This! International Ceramic Cup Show at the Workhouse Arts Center
The Workhouse Arts Center
"Drink This!" is on exhibit January 8 through February 2, 2014 in Building 8 at Workhouse Arts Center, 9601 Ox Road, Lorton, Virginia. Hours are from 11am - 5pm on Mondays and Tuesdays, 11am to 6pm Wednesdays through Saturdays, and 12-5pm on Sundays.
Free Live Music
St. Elmo's Coffee Pub
If you're looking for a fun, but inexpsensive night out check out some live music at St. Elmo's Coffee Pub. We feature local and national (and sometimes even international!) musicians Wednesday through Saturday, every week. For the past 16 years the Not So Modern Jazz Quartet + has been playing every Thursday at St. Elmo's. These seasoned regulars play Dixieland/New Orleans-style jazz and kick off their set around 7:30 p.m. All other days (Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday) music begins at 8 p.m. and goes to about 10 p.m. With a range in musical styles, there's surely something on our calendar for anyone who enjoys music. Besides jazz, we also feature folk, rock, blues, pop, experimental, country, bluegrass, and more! As always, the live music we offer is free (but tips are encouraged for the artists). "Come on out to St. Elmo's and enjoy a relaxing evening with coffee, great food, music, and friends. A night out at St. Elmo's gives you the opportunity to support local business and local/national musicians, and it is a less expensive alternative to a night at the bar." - Charity Meals from the Arlington Coffee Shop Examiner.
Event begins at 8:00PM
Categories: Music: Other, Free, Arts
French Classes for Toddlers and Young Children in Chevy Chase
French Academy Chevy Chase
If you want to expose your children as early as possible to a new language, check the classes for toddlers and young children at the French Academy.
Categories: Family Oriented, International
Haifa Symphony Orchestra of Israel
George Mason University Center for the Arts
This popular orchestra, a focal point of musical life in Northern Israel, makes its Center for the Arts debut as part of its first tour of the United States. Since its founding in 1950, the Haifa Symphony Orchestra of Israel has built an impressive and loyal following, and is renowned throughout its homeland for its support of Israeli composers, soloists, and conductors. Under the baton of Boguslaw Dawidow, the orchestra brings a spectacular evening of music that includes the comfortingly familiar melodies of Mozart's Symphony No. 40 in G minor and the warm sounds of Dvořák's Symphony No. 9 in E minor From the New World, as well as Israeli composer Uri Bracha's Melodies for Mount Carmel, with virtuoso violist Avshalom Sarid.
Event begins at 8:00PM
Featured Artist(s): Boguslaw Dawidow (conductor), Avshalom Sarid (viola)
Categories: Music: Classical, International
House and Home
National Building Museum
House & Home, a long-term exhibition presented by the National Building Museum, takes visitors on a tour of houses both familiar and surprising, through past and present, challenging our ideas about what it means to live at home in America.
In Focus: Ara Güler's Anatolia
Arthur M. Sackler Gallery
Ara Güler, the "Eye of Istanbul," is famous for his iconic snapshots of the city in the 1950s and '60s. But with an archive of more than 800,000 photographs, Güler's body of work contains far more than these emblematic images. In December 2013, the Freer and Sackler Galleries will open an exhibition of never-before-shown works by the legendary photographer. Curated by Johns Hopkins University students in partnership with the museums, the installation will examine Güler's definition of himself as a photojournalist through the presentation of his photographs.
Featured are photographs of medieval Seljuk and Armenian buildings that Güler took in 1965. The exhibition therefore brings images of important Anatolian monuments to an American audience, highlighting Turkey's cultural history. Beyond appreciating their subject matter, the display asks visitors to think critically about the way images were created. Pushing the boundaries of traditional curatorial practice, this exhibition guides viewers into a critical debate about photography: documentation versus art.
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Investigating Where We Live: Recapturing Shaw's Legacy
National Building Museum
Investigating Where We Live is a summer program in which teen students from the D.C. area use multimedia technology to explore, document, and interpret the built environment of local neighborhoods.
Categories: Exhibits, Arts, Family Oriented
Jean Meisel: 50–65 Horizon Line
The Phillips Collection
50–65 Horizon Line brings together more than 50 of Jean Meisel's small watercolors of horizon lines displayed in an intimate alcove of the Phillips house.
Laugh Riot at the Hyatt
Hyatt Regency Bethesda
Live standup comedy show Laugh Riot at the Hyatt. Every Saturday night 8 til 10 pm. Doors open 7pm $10 CASH ONLY Admission Event begins at 8:00PM Presented by: StandupComedyToGo.com
Categories: Theater, Other Events
Lewis Black One-Act Plays
James Lee Community Center
Zemfira Stage presents world premieres of One-Act Plays by world-renowned comedian Lewis Black: "L.A. Freewheeling," "The Outer Banks" and "Crossing the Crab Nebula," 7:30 p.m. Jan. 15-17; Jan. 23-25; Jan. 30-Feb. 1; and at 2 p.m. Jan. 26 and Feb. 2, at the James Lee Community Center Theater, 2855 Annandale Rd., Falls Church, Va. Evening tickets are $18; and $12 for students, seniors, and retired and active military. Matinees are $12. Call 703-615-6626 or write firstname.lastname@example.com for tickets and information.
Lil' Acorns Winter Wonders
Robinson Nature Center
Share with your child the changes that occur in winter through a short walk through the woods and more.
Categories: Family Oriented, Other Events
Opposites Attract – an exhibit by pen and ink artist Bob Friedenberg and abstract painter Kay Layne
Arts in the Village Gallery
~~Arts in the Village Gallery presents Opposites Attract, the February Featured Artist exhibit showcasing intricate, monochromatic pen and ink drawings by Bob Friedenberg and the warm, expansive abstract paintings of Kay Layne.
Origins Concert Series
Church of the Ascension
Origins Concert Series: Hub for Adventurous Music Seekers.
Silver Spring, Maryland concert combines original and new music with favorite classics
Categories: Music: Classical, Music: Other
Overdrive: L.A. Constructs the Future, 1940–1990
National Building Museum
Overdrive: L.A. Constructs the Future, 1940–1990 traces the city's transformation into an internationally recognized destination with its own design vocabulary, canonized landmarks, and coveted way of life.
Perry Hall Folk Music Night, featuring Jan Seiden, with Wes Crawford
Perry Hall United Methodist Church
Monthly open mic, this month featuring Jan Seiden, with Wes Crawford
Categories: Music: Other
Play Work Build
National Building Museum
PLAY WORK BUILD takes children and adults alike through an exploration of play with an immersive, hands-on installation featuring molded foam blocks of all shapes and sizes and an original virtual block play experience.
Categories: Exhibits, Family Oriented, Arts
Pooch-A-Palooza Free Concert
Mason District Regional Park
APEX Pet Partners is sponsoring our third annual BBQ/ Party/Concert, to be held RAIN or SHINE!, in the beautiful Mason District Park. The event is free and there is ample seating. We have reserved both the amphitheater and a picnic area with tables and BBQs, but it is B.Y.O. food. Dogs must be on leash, and pooper-scooped. Beer/wine/alcohol are NOT allowed in the park. Picnic area will be open from 11AM until 7PM. Food/drinks should be enjoyed there, not in the amphitheater. Live music Noon– 6PM. Thank you & enjoy!!
Event begins at 12:00PM
Presented by: APEX Pet Partners
Featured Artist(s): Midnight Mumblers: Mixing Bowl Musical Mahem! This homegrown group plays classic rock and some blues and jamrock. Enjoy your favorites from the Stones, Beatles, the Dead & more. Good old hard driving rock done loud & proud.
Categories: Free, Fairs & Festivals, Charity Events
Post Oil City Exhibit and Workshops
The University of the District of Columbia
Can cities function without oil and what would such a city look like? The Post Oil City exhibit will explore this premise. Embedded in the exhibit will be several small workshops on topics shaping the post oil city of the future: mobility, energy, functionality, water and food security.
Categories: Exhibits, Discussion, Free
Primary Colors Art Exhibit
The Del Ray Artisans Gallery
What can be done with just red, yellow, and blue? In this all-media show artists use the three primary colors without mixing them. Opening on Friday, January 3, 7-10pm and the show runs through February 2. Gallery hours are: Thursdays, 12–6pm; Fridays, 12–9pm; Saturdays, 12–9pm; and Sundays, 12–6pm.
Event begins at 12:00PM
Presented by: Del Ray Artisans
Featured Artist(s): Del Ray Artisans
Richard III
Folger Theatre
Explore Shakespeare's portrait of maniacal ambition and dig into the truth about this king's real nature with this celebrated history play. For the first time in Folger history, the Elizabethan Theatre will be reconfigured to allow for a production "in the round."
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Richard III by William Shakespeare
Folger Theatre
Exploring Shakespeare's portrait of maniacal ambition and digging into the truth about this king's real nature, Robert Richmond returns to direct the celebrated history play. For the first time in Folger history, the Elizabethan Theatre will be reconfigured to allow for a production "in the round."
A full list of performances is available on our website. Ticket prices range from $30 to $72. Ask a box office associate about College Night, post-show discussions with the cast, and our open-captioned performance as well as discounts for seniors over 65, students, educators, members of the military, and groups of 10 or more.
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Shakespeare's the Thing
Folger Shakespeare Library
Explore Shakespeare's influence on visual art, performance, and scholarship through treasures from the Folger collection hand-picked by Folger staff, including a special look at how fans have celebrated Shakespeare from his time to ours. Marking Shakespare's 450th birthday.
The Folger Shakespeare Library is open to the public 10am to 5pm Monday through Saturday, with special exhibition viewing hours on Sundays from 12pm to 5pm. Free, docent-led tours are available Monday through Friday at 11am and 3pm, Saturdays at 11am and 1pm, and Sundays at 1pm.
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Presented by: Folger Shakespeare Library
Featured Artist(s): Curated by Georgianna Ziegler
Special Event -- MRE Cook-off
National Museum of the Marine Corps
Come out and try your cooking skills on these "gourmet" meals ready to eat or just watch the fun as others compete.
Categories: Family Oriented, History
The 2014 Washington Auto Show - Jan 23 - Feb 2
Washington DC Convention Center
The Washington Auto Show®, the largest public show held in Washington, D.C., will take place at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center from Thursday, January 23 through Sunday, February 2, 2014. A complete line-up of the latest vehicles and technologies, including some regional reveals, will be on display at this year's show. In addition, there will be a full schedule of entertainment, activities and celebrity meet-and-greet sessions. Please visit the show's official website, http://www.washingtonautoshow.com for more information and to buy your tickets today.
Categories: Exhibits, Family Oriented
The Capitol Steps
Amphitheater of the Ronald Reagan Building
The Capitol Steps began as a group of Senate staffers who set out to satirize the very people and places that employed them.
The group was born in December, 1981 when some staffers for Senator Charles Percy were planning entertainment for a Christmas party. Their first idea was to stage a nativity play, but in the whole Congress they couldn't find three wise men or a virgin. So, they decided to dig into the headlines of the day, and they created song parodies & skits which conveyed a special brand of satirical humor
We perform every week in Washington, D.C. at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in the Amphitheater with shows every Friday and Saturday year round at 7:30 PM!
Event begins at 7:30PM
Categories: Music: Other
The Peacock Room Comes to America: Exhibiting Freer's Bibles
Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institution
In November 1912 museum founder Charles Lang Freer put two rare biblical manuscripts on public view in his Detroit home. This special installation showcases those antique works—a parchment codex of Deuteronomy and Joshua, and the so-called Washington Codex, the third oldest parchment manuscript of the Gospels—in the unexpected setting of James McNeill Whistler's Peacock Room. Part of the long-term exhibition The Peacock Room Comes to America, this presentation exemplifies Freer's cosmopolitan aesthetic philosophy by juxtaposing biblical parchments with ceramics gathered from all over Asia and framed by Whistler's brilliant blue and gold decorations.
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Tons of Fun
Tanglewood Mall
Roanoke County Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism, along with support from Roanoke County's department of Economic Development and a wide variety of Roanoke Valley organizations, present "Tons of Fun" at Tanglewood Mall. This free family fun day of activities include clowns, puppet shows, music, magicians, games, craft activities, caricatures, carnival rides, entertainment and much more spread throughout the Mall. Tons of Fun is designed to enthrall, engage and bring a smile to the faces of children and their families.
Organizations like the Roanoke County Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism, Camp Roanoke, Goodwill Industries of the Valleys, Mill Mountain Zoo, Virginia Tech, Macaroni Kid Roanoke, Good Samaritan Hospice, Roanoke Star Soccer Club and Roanoke Ballet Theatre are just a few of the organizations that help continue the growth and excitement of this family event.
Once again this year the Roanoke County Camp Fair will be held in conjunction with our Tons of Fun event. It will provide a great opportunity for families to meet with representatives of summer camps throughout the Mid-Atlantic. What better way to find out which camp is right for your child! Door prizes will include free weeks at camp!
Categories: Free, Family Oriented, Other Events
Workhouse Arts Center Collectors Showcase, Jan 11 - Mar 1, 2014
Workhouse Arts Center
Join us at the Workhouse Arts Center, 9601 Ox Road, Lorton, VA for Collectors Showcase 2014, a fundraiser and exhibit, features the best in visual arts from all the Artists at the Workhouse.
Categories: Arts, Exhibits, Fairs & Festivals
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Activities include: an epic battle of good vs. evil as heroes
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Feature the black bear and its adaptations for survival in the
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The exhibit features the illustrations of W. W. Denslow, a
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music makes you feel
Hundreds of objects and documents from the exclusive private
collection, together with a rare collection of first editions of
his most famous works, tell the story of how Charles Dickens and
his characters became enduring cultural icons. Interactive and
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View his personal traveling inkwell, take a ride in an early
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and themes of his famous tales through games, time period puzzles
and Dickens' own personal Facebook page.
Visitors become space adventurers and set off on a journey to
discover the Universe in a way never done before. Travel a billion
light-years and back, fly through space, orbit the Moon, zoom into
a canyon on Mars, and soar through the cosmic web where a million
galaxies shower down. The experience was created utilizing real
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Czechoslovakian, est. c. 1850
Epergne, c. 1840–1855
48.3 x 30.5 cm
Collection of the Winnipeg Art Gallery; Gift of C. Peter Kaellgren
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This impressive epergne is made of alabaster glass, a translucent white glass first produced in Bohemia in the nineteenth century. It consists of nine pieces, crowned by a tall trumpet vase. The limited use of apple-green glass and the Rococo-styled gilt motifs painted on the six individual cornucopian-shaped vases add to the elegance and refinement of the piece. Functioning as an ornate centrepiece with a decorative frame and supporting dishes, glass epergnes were often designed to hold flowers. Silver epergnes were generally reserved for the service of sweetmeats or confectionaries. One can imagine the opulent presentation such a centrepiece would afford a Victorian table prepared for dining splendour.
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- Friday 11am-9pm
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Clark is top holiday treat
Browsing through the Web a couple of days ago, I ran across an article that said some scientists think they've found something faster than the speed of light.
An interesting discovery, but I'm used to appreciating speedy things in my job. And, in my wealth of experience of watching speedy horses, I can testify that nothing – perhaps not even the speed of light – moves faster than the Churchill Downs Fall Meet.
The 21-day racing session ends on Sunday, Nov. 27, wrapping up a holiday weekend of the last live racing in Louisville until Kentucky Derby Week 2012. To our delight, the weekend finale will provide some meaningful stakes races and more of the Fall Meet's primary delight: many races showcasing 2-year-olds that could develop into major contenders for next spring's 138th runnings of the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks.
As much as I love the 2-year-olds and the potential they possess, my favorite race of the Fall Meet is its most tradition-rich event: the 137th running of the Clark Handicap Presented by Norton Healthcare on the Black Friday racing card on Nov. 25.
The Grade I race for older horses at a mile and an eighth is as old as the Derby and Oaks and, like those better-known events, has been run without interruption since it served as the main event on the closing day of the track then known as the Louisville Jockey Club in 1875.
The Clark is coming off a thrilling and somewhat controversial 2010 renewal that saw a rapidly improving horse named Successful Dan get to the wire first, but a stewards' decision lifted Giant Oak to the top spot in the race. It was a rough and tumble running of the Clark and the interference that resulted in Successful Dan's DQ was actually caused by horses inside of him, but down his number came.
My first hope, as always, is that this year's Clark be a clean and safely run race, but there's added excitement in this year's running of the 1 1/8-race because it is a contest with championship implications.
The recent Breeders' Cup World Championships at Churchill Downs were a roller-coaster ride of exciting races and longshot winners, but the latter left the Eclipse Awards that go to champions in several divisions very much in play. The results of Friday's Clark could have an impact on Eclipse votes in two divisions.
The first Eclipse at play honors America's top older horse, and likely Clark favorite Flat Out – fifth for Preston Stables as the lukewarm favorite in the Breeders' Cup Classic won by Drosselmeyer – would make a strong case for that trophy with a win on Friday.
Trainer Scooter Dickey's star is unlikely to be a player for Horse of the Year after finishing off-the-board in the Classic, but win in over a strong field in the Grade I Clark might be the difference when it comes to honoring the nation's best older horses.
He won the Grade I Jockey Club Gold Cup and the Suburban at Belmont Park and ran second to likely Horse of the Year contenders Havre de Grace and Tizway, respectively, in the Woodward and Whitney Handicaps.
A Clark win would be a marvelous way for 70-year-old trainer Charles "Scooter" Dickey to wrap up the year. The Gold Cup provided him with the first Grade I race of a career of more than a half-century. A second win at that level at his home track would be terrific, and an Eclipse Award for the star of his five-horse stable would be an incredible exclamation point on his career year.
The other horse with an eye on an Eclipse Award is George and Lori Hall's Belmont Stakes winner Ruler On Ice, who ran a good third in the Breeders' Cup Classic. A victory over older horses in the Grade I Clark would be a nice addition to his win in the final jewel of the Triple Crown and would put him in the hunt for the Eclipse Award that goes to the nation's top 3-year-old.
Last week, the case was made in this corner to recognize Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom as the 3-year-old champion, but his record is shaky. He also won the Lane's End Stakes on Polytrack at Turfway Park and ran a good second to Shackleford in the Preakness, but went to the sidelines after he was injured in a fifth-place run in the Belmont.
His Triple Crown win is the only stakes victory of the year for the gelded son of Roman Ruler, but a victory over Flat Out and other foes that include major stakes winners Wise Dan, General Quarters, Mission Impazible, Stately Victory, Mister Marti Gras and fellow 3-year-old Prayer for Relief might help him edge the Derby winner and Caleb's Posse, who had a great year but enjoyed most of his success in races at one-turn, in a three-way scramble.
Those two championship hopefuls appear to be the most likely winners, but Flat Out has not hit the board in three races at Churchill Downs and Ruler On Ice still has to beat older foes. I do know this: I'll be looking for a little Black Friday shopping money with Wise Dan and the Nick Zito-trained longshot Equestrio.
In a week or two, we'll look back at the Fall Meet 2-year-olds most likely to make noise on the road to Derby and Oaks 138. It's likely that several will run on Saturday's "Stars of Tomorrow II" program that includes the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes and its counterpart for fillies, the Golden Rod.
Closing weekend can be a bittersweet affair, but exciting races and promising 2-year-olds tend to get the blood flowing and set dreamers, a large segment of the population in horse business, to dream even bigger things. Enjoy it.
To all our readers, have a wonderful and blessed Thanksgiving holiday and enjoy closing weekend. When the last race of the Fall Meet of 2011 is run, there will be fewer than 160 days remaining until Kentucky Derby 138.
In those days leading up to the Derby, we'll offer another challenge to the speed of light.
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BEFORE & AFTER: The Man Repeller's Office Makeover
The hilarious and hyper-fashionable blogger shares an exclusive look at her office before and after a designer makeover
By Amy Preiser
Leandra Medine and the "Before" Office
Leandra Medine started her blog, The Man Repeller, as a hobby in 2010. Only a few years later her witty, stylish observations have turned the blog into a full-fledged business including a book, an agent, and several collaborations with brands. She's been named one of the 100 most creative people in business by Fast Company, one of Forbes' 30 under 30, and our own sister site ELLE.com's list of the 10 most influential fashion personalities.
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Cold, wet or humid weather belay jacket and mid layer. Waist length for coverage and athletic cut to allow layers but keep a close proximity to the core for warmth. ThermaTek insulation retains maximum warmth in really wet conditions.
Outer fabric on the Solo repels moisture but does not have the protective capacity of a waterproof shell fabric. This is evenly distributed warmth in a highly compressible, very lightweight package. Good for take along and reasonable weather forecasts.
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Helmet Compatible Stormhood™
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I bought this ring for my daughter. It is even more beautiful in person than the picture, however, the ring began to show copper color within a couple weeks of her wearing it. She wears this ring non stop, so where as she and I LOVE the ring, it is truly unfortunate that it's not up to withstanding being worn all the time :( It would be a perfect ring if it were done in silver.
I purchased this ring to wear for some holiday parties, as it looks quite shiny online. It is a beautiful ring! However, the only thing I will say about it that I don't care for is that the back of the ring is solid metal and not the intricate design that's shown on the front of the ring. The metal backing goes too far onto the sides, making it quite noticeable when it's on my finger. In my opinion, that makes it look cheap-IF you are a person that is aware of how a "real" ring of this design should look. If you were, it would be really expensive and would have the design all the way around. Yet, most people aren't aware of that, and for my holiday party purposes, it's just fine. It is a pretty ring, no doubt!
The good: It's very, very pretty and has a lot of nice sparkle. The workmanship doesn't look cheap, it looks nicely-done and finished -- no rough edges or anything. The less good: I bought this ring to wear until I decide on an engagement ring. Unfortunately, even though I take the ring off when I do any cleaning or put on any lotions, the plating is wearing off and a copper color is showing through. Right now it's just on the part by my palm, but I know the ring won't last too well. How it looks on: Sizing was a little small, as others have said. My actual ring size is 7.5, and the 8 was a snug fit. Since I'm tall (and have corresponding larger hands), the ring looked really nice on my finger. This would have been a GREAT ring in sterling. I'd recommend if you want to wear it as a special-occasion ring.
The overall ring is beautiful but the little button of siilver in middle of flower was a poor design element. I didn't really notice how it stands out from the rest of the ring when i saw the picture. I have had the ring 6 days and the silver has copme off and a brassy color is showing thru.I was going to keep it before that happend. Now i will be sending it back. great price poor quality Rhodium plating:(
The ring was absolutely beautiful and for the first few weeks, I really enjoyed wearing it. After about a month, the ring started turning "pink"...first the ball on the top of the ring, next, the band...and finally most of the ring. Very disappointed. Was looking forward to wearing this ring for a while. Instead, I threw it away. I guess it's true....you get what you pay for.
I love the way this ring looks but it has changed colors and turbs my finger green. I guess you get what you pay for
A very pretty ring to slip on and dress up any outfit for any occasion from blue jeans to a dressy dress.
This ring is so beautiful. the detail is great, i get sooo many compliments when I wear it.
This ring is gorgeous I believe you would be hard pressed to tell if this is the real thing. I have had so many compliments on it I just love it!!! Overstock is my go to store I love everything I have bought from them and if for some reason I did sent something back, Overstock would take care of it with no problem.
This is a very pretty ring, but it's not for daily wear and it runs a bit large. I wear a 6 and it wanted to fall off my finger. I did not read all of the reviews before I purchased it, and did not realize that others had problems with the finish wearing off. I was looking for something to wear daily. I'm returning it and will order something similar in sterling.
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