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As Center City Restaurant Week kicks into high gear, more than 120 restaurants in Center City will offer three-course dinners for only $35 per person and three-course lunches for $20 per person. The popular dining phenomenon continues through September 12 and starts again for its final run of the season from September 14 through 19. […]Read more»
February 5, 2013
With a little more than a week to go before Valentine's Day, now is the time to make a V-Day dinner reservation for you and that special someone. Restaurants across the city are offering special set-price, multi-course menus so you can make the evening's meal one to remember. Below are some of our top picks […]Read more»
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Ring in the New Year at Philadelphia's top restaurants with dinner specials, festive celebrations and champagne toasts. This year is extra-flexible with the return of two sets of (free!) fireworks shows on the Delaware River Waterfront, at 6 p.m. and midnight. Enjoy the 6 p.m. show with kids, or not, followed by dinner and a […]Read more»
September 12, 2012
This is the second in a series of posts that rounds up our top picks for "Bring Your Own Bottle" restaurants, or BYOBs, in Philadelphia, categorized by neighborhood. BYOBs in Philadelphia will take you on a food tour around the city from Northern Liberties all the way to South Philly. Accordingly, we're presenting a multi-part […]Read more»
April 13, 2012
Mercato, the popular Spruce Street BYO, will open for its first lunch service on Monday, April 16. The menu will consist of lighter portions of the resto's traditional dishes including a lobster and shrimp pyramid pasta, as well as paninis and salads. Here's a small preview of the new springtime lunch goodness: • Truffled wild […]Read more»
February 28, 2011
Washington Square West Italian BYOB Mercato is now offering family-style dinners every Sunday night, a unique way to experience Chef Mackenzie Hilton's market-fresh, Italian-inspired food. For $35 ($20 for children under 12), enjoy family-style portions of salad, antipasti, entree of the week, coffee, dessert and complimentary homemade limoncello — worth the trip alone. Check the […]Read more»
January 5, 2011
Center City Restaurant Week is just around the corner, January 16th to 21st and 23rd to 28th. To help you determine which restaurants to book a table at, we'll be rounding up top picks in various categories. For starters (so to speak), check out our selections for fine Italian dining: • Branzino Italian Ristorante: Located […]Read more»
July 19, 2010
Executive chef Mackenzie Hilton, who recently won Food Network's Chopped, has been at the Mercato kitchen's helm since the restaurant opened in 2005… and her expertise shows. Using seasonal flavors, she puts an experimental twist on traditional Old World Italian fare. The result is unforgettable. Start with the whole grilled artichoke, a bit of a […]Read more»


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Ryan, Photographer: Jeff was the first and only person that I messaged on OkCupid because he was the epitome of the guy I thought was really attractive but would never, ever date me. He just seemed a little more straitlaced, not the kind of person that's ever been interested in my personal style, and I thought that he'd be put off by it. I come from a very difficult family life, and I've always been very particular about who I let in, but with him, right off the bat, I was spewing out my dirty laundry. There's a real honesty about the way he deals with people, and there's something about him that's not jaded, able to find joy in very simple things. He's a very, very generous person in really unexpected ways. He'll randomly pick up a unicorn figure because he knows I love unicorns, or a book on animal behavior because I love animals.
A year into dating I was in L.A. I had just started shooting regularly for The New York Times. He had a box of cookies delivered to my hotel room to congratulate me. It was very out of character—he's not a materialistic person at all—but he knew that would be really important to me. I still have the card he sent with it.
Both my parents were drug addicts and alcoholics, my mom had cancer three times, and I was bullied all through high school, so any idea of security was foreign to me as a child. I grew up with a constant fear of losing things—that's why I started photography. And, with Jeff, within a month or two I had no reservations about him. He made me feel so comfortable, and loved all the aspects about me—even those I was uncomfortable letting people know about. It made me feel like I finally had a sense of security. It was an emotional thing for me to have his whole family at our wedding supporting us—it was the first time, since I was a kid, that I felt like I had family.

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Art of Animation vs. POFQ?
Hi everyone! I'm debating whether or not to stay at AoA or POFQ next January.
DBF & I have stayed at the POP & Port Orleans Riverside. We found the POP a little more cramped than Port Orleans. But we found the bus system better at the POP.
I love the theming at AoA and I've heard great things about Landscapes of Flavor.
Any input would be great! Thanks
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How many are going to be in the room? I haven't stayed at POFQ, but just got back from a vacation at AoA. We stayed in a Little Mermaid room and not one of the family suites (which are considerably larger and much more expensive), and the room WOULD be cramped if you put 4 people in it. The room is well laid out, but there isn't much "open" space a kid would be able to play in, and sometimes it was a trick if both of us were trying to navigate around the bed and dresser at the same time.
The theming is just plain amazing at AoA though, and LoF was fantastic the couple of times we ate there. It is blatantly Disney, and I could see a little kid liking it way more than any of the moderate resorts.
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Now I did NOT have a problem with the walk from the LM section to the main building but if that is a consideration then POFQ was a much shorter distance and much easier to navigate.
AoA was cheaper than POFQ, but if I needed cheaper than a MOD I'd pick ASMu over AoA. But that's a personal preference.
Buses were about the same. I did have better time/service at POFQ but AoA is a HUGE resort and with only one bus stop it lined up coming and going and that added a lot to the wait. POFQ does sometimes share but is the first picked up so that helps. But neither place was awful (that would be reserved for my deluxe stay LOL, paid the most and it had the worst bus service)
AoA would win on the pool front but POFQ had a hot tub and AoA does not so let's call that a draw.
The boat to DTD would be a big draw for me. Plus once I took the first bus to arrive POR/POFQ at a park and then grabed the boat to DTD. That was actually pretty cool.
I"d say if it's a matter of room/distance/space than I'd go POFQ.
Regular pool, price or a bigger selection of food I'd say go AoA.
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Answer: Not usually.....There are some people that should not have an MRI. Top of the list are folks that have cochlear implants or pacemakers. People with metal fragments in their eyes or aneurysm clips implanted in their brain should also avoid MRI examinations. The strong magnetic fields can dislodge metal objects that are in the body. Even worse they can overload implanted electronic devices and render them useless. Always tell your physician and the technologist if you have implanted medical devices before you enter the magnet suite.
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Thank You From The Command & Conquer Team, See You Soon.
10 December 2013 - 06:22 PM
10 December 2013 - 07:02 PM
You want feed back? Here you go. Generals 2 was going to be GREAT. CNC's Generals and Generals Zero:Hour were OBVIOUSLY their best titles. To make another one would have been awesome. Instead... you KILL it, you kill the Generals series, you kill the possibility of CNC lovers to take your future titles seriously, you kill all of the hard work that was put into the past games and in the new Generals 2 game, and destroy the hopes and dreams of die-hard CNC fans. Why destroy it? Why stop the constant uproar of approval from loyal fans? Why destroy the possibility of a classic feeling game? If I could choose ANY CNC title to re-create, it would be GENERALS. This is General Teancum, resigning and going back to the classics until EA decides to make a REAL CNC.
10 December 2013 - 09:06 PM
Edited by AlexPaga, 10 December 2013 - 09:14 PM.
10 December 2013 - 11:02 PM
Chris Mancil
Director, Digital Communications at EA
Hmm... interesting.
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10 December 2013 - 11:17 PM
This thread will remain open so long as people keep things civil.
10 December 2013 - 11:56 PM
Tell me, what success exactly are you referring to? Are you referring to the time when you cancelled a game that had been in development for over 3 years and fired the entire team working on it, the time when you alienated the entire fan base with a title so bad it was widely nominated as the most disappointing game of 2010, the time when you failed to support the two major titles before that and thus killed the online community, or the fact that despite all this EA managed to cash in on us every time?
Now that my little rant is over lets check on this guy (because let's be honest, this is just some suit who's never going to look at this place again):
Chris Mancil's ExperienceDirector - Digital Communications Electronic Arts
Public Company; 5001-10,000 employees; ERTS; Entertainment industry
May 2013 – Present (8 months) greater los angeles area
Bioware, Titanfall, ******Command & Conquer*****
[***** added by me], it seems like he just was a glorified PR rep who works for EA high up in the ladder and is not bound to any one studio making his signature misleading. I might be wrong though.
Edited by kl4ndri, 11 December 2013 - 12:54 AM.
And Borreh for being featured in a
Also if anyone here is famous, it's Cypher for the above, Kermanit for trolling, Klandri for being an incarnation of Satan and CNCGeek for 1984.The rest is expendable.
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11 December 2013 - 12:42 AM
RIP in peace.
11 December 2013 - 05:42 AM
RIP in peace.
Repetition is repetitious.
Also, "A new Command & Conquer"? Does this mean Generals 2/Command & Conquer Free to Play is completely scrapped? The next C&C game will be remade from scratch? That's...a huge waste. And somewhat of a mistake. Might as well use the current assets, factions, and make Generals 2. Most of the game is coded anyways. Generals 2 is what we all want, anyways.
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11 December 2013 - 08:54 AM
I agree with Alex06
11 December 2013 - 09:43 AM
"The Command & Conquer Team" HA-HA-HA-HA.........
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11 December 2013 - 01:08 PM
Repetition is repetitious.
Also, "A new Command & Conquer"? Does this mean Generals 2/Command & Conquer Free to Play is completely scrapped? The next C&C game will be remade from scratch? That's...a huge waste. And somewhat of a mistake. Might as well use the current assets, factions, and make Generals 2. Most of the game is coded anyways. Generals 2 is what we all want, anyways.
11 December 2013 - 01:45 PM
so this is how it Ends?
thanks E.A for repeating the same old mistakes! Congrats!
it seems you didn't read my signature.
Edited by Johnnyxp64, 11 December 2013 - 01:46 PM.
11 December 2013 - 02:20 PM
thank you cris to waste ea money but generals alpha was great game and you closed a greater games than your bf4
i'm sad but the title "worst company of the year 2013" will remain in 2014 too
11 December 2013 - 03:33 PM
EA, you are having to do a short term gain and long term loss. You lost C&C, a great franchise loved by millions, and NCAA is off also.
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11 December 2013 - 04:44 PM
Honestly, F2P C&C would have been the break that the franchise needed.. fresh new blood for an otherwise nearly non existent server activity (and by that, I mean look at how empty servers are, even on RA3...)
without having to buy the game, activity within the game would have been outstanding, and had the game had a chance to grow in popularity, I assure you, the return investment would have been there, if not way above expected projection... (Some people don't have anything better to do with their money, so they might spend over $500+ over time for a game that would have otherwise only earned you $60 from that one user).
I mean, I have no idea how much money I have spent in League of Legends, but to be quite frank, I actually don't want to know, lol... and yet all they have to do these days is create a new skin for a character, and that's pay day for who knows how long..
now they are releasing skins that were no longer available for a limited time, they must be raking in godly amounts of money right now because of that....
Just saying, you guys Axed this game waaaaaaaaay too soon... you just couldn't see it, could you EA?
12 December 2013 - 06:29 PM
What I find disgusting is that you literally copy pasted the exact same message in the Alpha forums.
Edited by 7roopzor, 12 December 2013 - 06:30 PM.
12 December 2013 - 07:31 PM
What I find disgusting is that you literally copy pasted the exact same message in the Alpha forums.
13 December 2013 - 11:52 AM
Even though I thought Command Conquer 2013 needed some changes, like not being free to play, the game was fun to play and EA could have made some money from it. I am glad there is going to be a new Command Conquer, since this is coming from a new gaming studio this also means it will take about 2.5 years for the new game to come out. The new studio company should look at other strategy games like Star Craft 2 and Supreme Commander Forged Alliance to get some Ideals what they want in the game. I would love to play on a map that seems like it is as large as planet like it does in Supreme Commander Forged Alliance.
Edited by cammol17, 13 December 2013 - 11:54 AM.
13 December 2013 - 03:47 PM
Woohoo, another PR statement. Everything will be fine now. /sarcasm
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Some 14-50 DYI adapters and extension cords I've seen have clunky metal boxes on the receptacle end. This kind is hard to find: "RV14-50R 50 Amp Receptacle" on AMAZON.
OK for the TT-30 adapter.
On the 14-50 male plug.
Hold the Tesla plug in your hand looking at the prongs like you are going to plug it into your face. Round ground UP.
The left blade is the 120 volt hot.
The right blade is the 120 volt neutral.
The lower blade will not be used.
The top round is ground.
Worst case it will show a red light and you will have to reverse the hot and the neutral but that's what I have marked on my 14-50 plug.
Tesla makes a 6-50 adaptor as well which is 50 amp 2 phase with a common and *no ground* This is what I use for charging at home and thus the car itself seems to work without ground.
I've been thinking of making a 10-30 -> 6-50 adaptor(dialing the car down to 24A when using it) and a 14-30 -> 14-50 adaptor(again using 24A).
This way no tying of neutral to ground or any other hacks should be required.
I'd also like to make a 20A 110 -> 14-50 adaptor, since the 15 amp one that comes with the car will only charge at 12A vs being able to use 16A on the 20A connector that the chargeport stations at work use as a second connecto when the primary one is in use.
@MrB - actually the 6-50 is ground, hot, and hot -- no neutral. You only need the neutral on a 240V plug when you also have some 120V loads. The Mobile Connector doesn't need (and in fact doesn't even connect) the neutral line, but does require ground for safety.
So, if you wire up a 10-30 to a 6-50, you are still tying ground to neutral.
@firstname.lastname@example.com Funny, I just looked it and and you are right.
I guess my home wiring is more messed up than I realized since the ground on my 6-50 is connected to neutral in my (ungrounded) subpanel, though I guess since neutral is connected to ground in the main panel it's all the same from non GCFI circuits.
@MrB - any 240V subpanel should have have 3 insulated conductors plus ground from the main panel, and neutral/ground should not be bonded at the subpanel. It can have its own ground connection if necessary (and may be required in some cases).
It isn't so bad in the case of 240V-only circuits like a 6-50 plug, but the reason you don't want neutral to be tied to ground (which is usually carried on uninsulated conductors, chassis ground, metal boxes, conduit, etc) is that it carries back the delta between the two phases. Ie, if phase A is carrying 50A and phaseB is carrying 10A, then the neutral back to the main panel is carrying 40A and could shock you. The problem is that the 6-50 outlet probably isn't the only thing on the circuit, and it could provide a loop back to neutral over uninsulated conductors. In this case, you are probably ok since the car isn't actually grounded and presumably your 6-50 outlet isn't otherwise grounded, but it definitely won't pass code.
@Jat - for a 10-30 to 14-50 adapter, which is "least bad" - tie the 10-30 N to 14-50 G only, or tie the 10-30 N to the 14-50 G and N (i.e., tie 14-50 N&G together)?
@nickjhowe - for mine, I left neutral disconnected and tied 10-30 neutral to 14-50 ground, then labelled the box as such. I think tying them together is ok as well for this application, but it is harder to make pigtails with the heavy wires, and you certainly don't want to try and make two conductors fit into one screw terminal on the receptacle.
Leaving neutral disconnected means that any 120V equipment downstream of the 14-50 plug (if it were ever used for anything besides the Tesla Mobile Connector) would simply not work, rather than potentially leaving the delta current exposed on bare ground wires/conduit/etc, so that is probably a bit better.
Thx. I used SOOW 6/4 for the pigtail, and the 10-30p was man enough to accept two wires onto the neutral pin but I think I might go back and disconnect one just to be on the (slightly more) safe side.
I thought about adding an extra regular 5-15 plug just for the ground, but the place where I intend to use it at my sister's house doesn't have a 120V outlet anywhere near it, and then you still have the issue of making sure the 120V plug was always plugged in or it would be ungrounded.
A plug that never gets unplugged is called a hard-wired connection.
:) always plugged in whenever the 10-30 was plugged in
You guys are making it really hard for me NOT to want to just make a 14-50 to 10-30 adapter for myself :)
Here's a 14-50 to 10-30 on Amazon. Don't know if it would work.
Well that's what showed up on a search. Looking closer its hard to tell for sure if this is the right connector.
Sorry, this was 14-50 to 6-50. Just looked at package close-up. Search failed me.
The coveted 14-50 female cord cap!
or on ebay
Finally. I can make my TT-30 adapter and look official.
@jat and @ Nickjhowe, you two are awsome.
I was trying to aviod making my own, as I thought Tesla would make the adapters, only to realize that Tesla's adapters won't help me if the mobile connector is not long enough to reach the dryer outlets at other people's houses.
After weeks of reading both of you, I think I finally understand how to do both the 14-30 and the 10-30 adapter now. I already bought the Camco 14-50 extension cord, 30 feet, 50 Amp.
Since I am only going to draw 24 Amp, why do I need the 6 gauge SOOW? Why not get a 10-30 dryer cord, a 14-30 dryer cord, two of the femal Camco 50A Power Grip Replacement Receptacles, and with the extension cord, I should be able to use any dryer outlet as long as my Model S is within 60 feet (20 + 30 + 10 for the dryer cord)
@Hills - you are right. A 10-30 dryer cord SHOULD be rated for the 24A continuous load that you are going to draw, and therefore 6/3 isn't necessary. Mine was more for aesthetics than anything else.
Clearly, the two of you know more about electricals than the rest of us. Today, Tesla Menlo got back to me that Tesla will not make these adapters for fear of liability from the car charging at the wrong rate. Nick is the one who pointed out that the Tesla adapters can only attach to the end of the mobile connector which is unlikely to reach most dryer outlets.
Using the links above, each adapter can be made for about $35 in parts. Not as beautiful as Nick's, but much easier I hope. I will find out how easy or hard this weekend. Reason for this post is that many others struggled to understand how to do this for the past few weeks. You cannot buy these adapters! They are not for sale, not even from Stayonline.com.
I got my 14-50 installed yesterday and my electrician is coming back with the 14-50 to 10-30 custom 30 foot extension cord tomorrow. (To be used while visiting 'far away' friends and relatives).
Now I wait for my car (3 more weeks... I hope...)
@Hills - do you mean they won't make a 14-50 to 10-30 adapter, or won't make a 10-30 adapter that connects to the proprietary connector on the Mobile Connector?
The former isn't unexpected and I wouldn't expect others to do it, which is why we are doing it ourselves but won't make them for anyone else. If the latter, then that is silly since the adapter tells the MC what current to charge at (and is available via the remote API as charger_pilot_current in the charge_state call (the 120V adapter tells it to charge at 12A, for example).
Regarding reaching the dryer outlets, it hasn't been a problem at the two places I use them (one I do have to run inside the dryer vent entrance to the house, which is a bit of a pain, but otherwise the door wouldn't close around the cable) - 20'is more than enough. YMMV of course.
@JAT, you know more about this topic than 99% of the people. I was trying to tell others that Tesla will not make a 14-50 to dryer adapter for fear of liability. That was obvious to you but not to me. If people think 20' is enough to reach dryers, then wait for the tesla adapters that connects to the proprietary connector on the Mobile Connector. With your help, I am making my own.
I'll probably just buy the Tesla made adapter as 20' is plenty for me. I'm just glad they make one.
@Jat and @Nickjhowe,
I just finished making the 10-30 adapter using a combination of your instructions. Have not tested it as my dryer is on 2nd floor far from driveway. I used the Petra dryer cord and the Camco 14-50 receptacle. I left the neutral on the 14-50 unconnected.
Question: The Petra cord is not color coded in any way, all 3 strands/wire are the same color. I matched the physical order to Nick's diagram and am quite sure I did it right. However, does it matter if the X and Y are swapped?(the 2 hots on the 10-30 plug to the 2 hots on the 14-50)
@Hills - I'll let Jat definitively answer that one, but I don't think it does - they are both 120V, just 180° out of phase. As long as you didn't mix a hot for a ground you should be good. :-P
The Petra cord is flat, 3 wires side by side. I assume the outer wires are hot, the center is neutral in this 3 wire cord. In looking at the small size of the physical plug molding itself, it would surprised me greatly if the plug manufacturing workers managed to route the outside hot wire into the center of the plug. I don't think there is enough room for them to make that mistake. The Camco receptacle is roomy, and I had my wife independently trace the wires into the Camco according to your diagram and JAT's description.
As you said, this is for emergency only, and I far prefer the longer distance self-made design gives me, with my 10-45 thirty foot extension cord.
For the 14-30 adapter, I just ordered a color coded dryer cord, so that I don't even have to worry about this issue. Never expected the Petra to have zero markings.
Switching the two "hots" X and Y on 240Vac power will not make a difference since they are 180° out of phase (one is negative of the other at any time). In general the only time switching two phases makes a noticeable difference is driving a motor on 3 phase power, in which case it switches the direction of rotation, but hardly any US residential locations have 3 phase power. I mention 3 phase power because if you happen to use your adapter at a commercial location like some hotels/motels, you will get 208Vac across X and Y since they will be 120° out of phase, but still switching X and Y will not make a difference for the charging application.
However I would strongly encourage you to use an ohmmeter on the de-energized cord to trace each wire end on the "suicide" end to each prong on the plug end before you make any connections, especially if you have any doubt about which wire is which. While you can switch the hots, it would be very bad to switch any hot wire with the neutral/ground connection.
Hills, i also bough the Petra cord - and mine indeed was connected center conductor to ground and the two outer ones to the Hot prongs. That being said, agree w/ Musterion that it's best to ohm it out to be 100% positive.
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In Memory of Those Who Lost Their Lives in the May 18, 1980 Eruption of Mount St. Helens.
This isn't a flower, but it's still flora. Lockwood would like us to figure out what this sort of bushy tree thingie is. And I told him you guys would be completely capable.
We found this particular specimen up at the quartz vein stop, which is just off the road to Red Heifer Pass. We'd been keeping an eye out for an example all day. Lockwood had described it as being a sort of shrubby thing with smooth red bark. They're all over the place.
So of course, since he'd said that, we didn't see a single one all damned day. Then he backed in to one up on the quartz vein road, and I said, "Is that it?"
And he looked at the shrubby sort of tree thingie with smooth red bark and said, "Yep! That's it!"
This stuff grows all over the Western Cascades, and probably elsewhere, although I haven't paid much attention to it. I'm usually trying to look through it to see either a) geology or b) birds.
Lockwood's given us a lot of geology goodness. I'm hoping we can return the favor by identifying this little red-barked delight for him.
Eskered has sent you a treat, my darlings: we haz a photo and a video! From New Zealand! And you know the UFDs are a little weird down there, not to mention some of them don't even fly.
Take this bird.
Somewhere along the line, its ancestors decided flying was for the other birds, and went completely ground-based. That certainly makes it easier to chase them around with a camera. Little bastards can't just fly up into the foliage and laugh their arses off at you. Ha!
This is fantastic. I love having videos, even if places like Photobucket don't make it easy to resize to fit. I'm sure it can be done, I'm just too lazy to mess with it. Besides, you can see all the bits (if you have Shockwave) and that's what matters in the identification bidness.
The bird-savvy among us probably won't find this ident too hard, so if anybody wants to stretch themselves by telling us a bit about its evolutionary history, that would be awesome. I love it when evolution dispenses with bits that were once necessary but are no longer, but hasn't quite finished getting rid of the previously-useful bits, so you see things like wings on a bird that will never fly, and legs in a whale. Those little vestiges of the past were actually what made me fall in love with evolution. It's somehow silly and charming and utterly interesting.
Feel free to submit videos as well as photos. Put UFD in the subject line, and send to dhunterauthor at yahoo dot com.
Envy is still one of the 7 deadly, and you are about to envy me lots.
We did Mount St. Helens with Suzanne. The weather cooperated beautifully: a few wisps o' clouds, nothing that even came close to obscuring the volcano. And I finally got that shot from Silver Lake I've been yearning for ever since getting the new camera:
Okay, so there's haze (stupid conifers and their hydrocarbon thingies). But she's indubitably there. And I have another photo wherein she pops, but it's not as well centered, and I'm going to play at the hack-and-slash (crop) later to see if I can make it look better.
Silver Lake is round about 2,500 years old, and was created by an old lahar. The Toutle River Valley is pretty much paved with lahars. I was staring at houses the whole way up thinking you couldn't pay me enough to live there. I like to visit, wouldn't mind staying a night (on higher ground), but live? No. Never.
I've got lots of artsy-sciency photos from today, but I'd too damned tired to sort through them. Also, there is cherry peach cobbler waiting for me to eat it with some vanilla gelato, so I haven't time for more than a few shots. The rest will come, my darlings, I promise.
This sequence of three is quite fun. Helicopter for scale.
Can you find it? I guarantee you it's there. Make sure you click to embiggen. This, my darlings, is how very fucking huge that caldera is. People call it a crater, but it's a bloody mile wide. That's a damn caldera, m'kay? Helicopter proves it.
Find it yet? It looks like a gnat, compared to that mountain. It's a reasonable-sized helicopter, though. Seats several people.
Fairly nice view of the dome in that photo: it gives you some idea of the size of the thing. You can also see that rampart, created by (if I remember correctly) all those pyroclastic flows roaring out through the gap. This is how Mount St. Helens will regain her former symmetrical shape: by building domes, filling in the gaps with ash and rock and the occasional lava flow. Someday, long after we are gone, she will once again achieve that ice-cream cone shape our young and active Cascades volcanoes favor. And then, one day after that, she will unleash overwhelming violence once again. I hope that people, if they still live in the Northwest then, remember May 18th. I hope they never forget what David Johnston died for, what Rocky Crandell and Dwight Mullineaux and countless others spent so many years figuring out. I hope they remember what she's capable of, and get the hell out of the way.
That's assuming, of course, this doesn't happen in some far-future where humans have learned to safely release the pressure from volcanoes entering an eruptive phase, and convert the energy that would have powered catastrophe into powering lives, instead. Sorry. The SF writer still trapped somewhere inside me can't help but speculate.
I'll tell you something: listening to that helicopter fly past, the sound echoing through the valley, was eerie. Part of me knew it was a typical tour helicopter, just out sightseeing. Another part of me thought of the search and rescue efforts those first days, the courageous pilots who flew into an eruption to try and find survivors. I thought of Harry Glicken, commandeering every helicopter he could, persuading the pilots to fly right in front of that deadly north face, trying to find Coldwater II in a place where nothing, no landmarks, no features, remained. Part of me thought of the scientists who flew in later, studying every aspect of the eruption. And I almost expected to see that helicopter land, and dispense people in overalls with complicated equipment.
It's still a moonscape out there. It's getting better. There's some green stuff. But you can see that in this zone, where pyroclastic flow after flow came roaring down. We watched the biology movie this time, and it said nothing survived there. Not a seed, not a gopher, not a single living thing. I can believe it. Judging from the dearth of green, nothing's finding it easy to get a toehold there, even now.
This is sounding maudlin. I'm not really feeling all mopey, just introspective, and looking at views from Johnston Ridge always gives me a mix of elation, awe and sorrow.
I saw so much more this trip, understood so much more of what I was seeing, and I will share it with you. We have quite a ways to go before we've done more than put a scuff on the surface of what's there to discover. This is one of the greatest places on earth to see geology at its rawest, its most dramatic, and its most beautiful.
When we left, as we drove through young trees that were reclaiming the ridges, life exploding all round, I had only one thought: fuck botany. Screw biology.* Let others have that squidgy living stuff – I'll take the hard rocks and their stories. Life is an incredible thing, certainly. But I find the fact that something so seemingly simple as a rock can go through so many dramatic changes, and can reveal so much of that history to someone who's patiently followed its clues, is far more fascinating. Life evolving doesn't surprise me a bit: that's what life does. The fact that rocks have such rich, complex lives: now that is bloody astonishing.
Awe is the only appropriate response.
*I actually do like both biology and botany quite a bit. It's just that I love geology far more. We all have our passions.
My metal cred is probably completely shot after all the showtunes, folk music, neoclassical operatic electronica, and such. Might as well stomp the last shards into powder by posting some Middle Eastern world music kinda thing.
It won't hurt. I promise.
My first real introduction into this world was at a little shop in downtown Flagstaff. It was one of those places that sells world imports: statues of Buddha and various Egyptian and Indian gods, incense, other miscellaneous decorative items, bits of small furniture carved in intricate patterns, various textiles… you know the kind of place. They always have something exotic playing in the background. On this day, when we walked in, the shop was suffused with a sublime female voice, and sounded as if it belonged to a different century in a far-away part of the world. Captivating.
We asked about it. The shop clerk took us to a barrel in which many CDs were displayed, and gushed about Azam Ali. Portals of Grace was her first solo effort, but she'd been with Vas. We then got a dissertation on Vas and related music, and by the time that was finished enough of the album had played for me to decide it should probably come home with me.
Lasse Pour Quoi
Haunting, isn't it? I get that song stuck in my head from time-to-time, and make no effort to dislodge it.
"Ben Pode Santa Maria" is sometimes my favorite song from this album, though.
And yes, you might have noticed those actually aren't Middle Eastern songs, but medieval European. World music, doncha know. Don't worry, we'll get to the stuff that's actually Middle Eastern in just a moment. First, though, I want to gush about the fact she has a song on the Neil Gaiman tribute album Where's Neil When You Need Him? Neil Gaiman is, of course, my favorite author, and it's neat to see musicians I like so much intersecting in unexpected ways.
The Cold Black Key
Right. So, Middle Eastern music. Azam Ali is also part of an Iranian electronic band named Niyaz, which I bloody well adore. "Sadrang" is based on the work of Amīr Khusrow, a 13th century Persian poet and musician, and it is delicious.
This song, "Spring Arrives," is from her solo album Elysium for the Brave. Don't let the English title fool you: it's not in English. This song has been haunting me since I first heard it a few days ago: I downloaded the album Saturday morning, and have played it twice and this song I don't know how many times since. Love it.
You lot may not love it as much as I do, but you'll love the birds, and there's also some delicious geology, so watch.
And, finally, because it has some truly great geology in it as well as being awesome music, the Vas song "Unbecome."
That should give you some idea of why I adore this woman.
So, I've just had a rather lovely day at Mount St. Helens.
If you don't click for the larger version, you'll hate yourself more than you hate me right now, which is a lot. This is the view of Mount St. Helens from Elk Rock Viewpoint. In the center left, you'll see Mount Adams peeking over a ridge. In the center, all that knobby topography down by the river is the debris avalanche. Look up from it, and you'll see the rampart formed by several pyroclastic flows coming down from the amphitheatre created in the May 18, 1980 eruption. And, of course, center right is the Lady herownself. The river valley you're looking in to is the North Fork Toutle River, which hasn't got much water in it at the moment.
Hate me yet? Kinda sorta not really? Here.
So here's a little lake created in the May 18th blast. Totally damned up by landslide debris. And it's a perfect delight on a blazing hot summer's day – nice, cool breeze, shade and views. From bottom to top: Coldwater Lake, delta, ridge, Mount St. Helens. We will have a lot to talk about when it comes time to write up this lake, and lots of fabulous pictures.
Starting to burn a bit, innit? Just wait.
This is a close zoom of Mount St. Helens' caldera, taken from the Hummocks Trail. Just feast your eyes a bit. Lots of detail to absorb. I'll wait.
This is really spectacularly beautiful, but nothing compared to what you're going to see from Johnston Ridge if the weather's clear tomorrow. And now you're beginning to clench your fists, I'll wager. One might even be shaking in my direction. Before you get too angry, just keep in mind that we were, at that moment, absolutely sweating to death. It was hot down in the hummocks, and there wasn't much shade, and we're out of shape to begin with. Waaah.
And you're going to be like, "Oh, shut the fuck up!" after you see this final shot.
We actually decided to turn back once we hit the junction with the Boundary Trail and realized we'd have to go four times as far if we were going to complete the Hummocks Trail. We are weak, and it was hot. But we went a ways down the Boundary Trail first, and saw this view. So, left to right: you'll see a fine dike going up the toe of Johnston Ridge. Then you're looking across the hummocks in the North Fork Toutle River Valley to the mountain. You can see the rampart very clearly here.
Mind you, these aren't even close to all of the coolest shots I took. They're just teasers. I'm very mean, I know. And now I'm in a hotel room in St. Helens, Oregon, on a bed with a memory foam mattress topper, and I am definitely loving life at the moment. We're taking Suzanne up tomorrow, and we will, weather willing, have even more awesomeness to share. It's saying partly cloudy for tomorrow. I'm hoping it's the kind of partly cloudy that still allows us to see the mountain. We shall see.
In the meantime, I'm going to wash sunscreen off and go to sleep on a memory foam mattress topper. And I will dream of the scenes I will share with you, my darlings. You won't hate me forever.
I can't wait any longer. I should really be doing the spectacular flora atop Marys Peak, but I really adore the little orange delights I found at Al Borlin Park, so they're going up.
The park's in Monroe, WA, along the Skykomish River. It's dim and cool even on hot summer days, shaded by tall old trees. These little darlings seem to love the shade: I saw them mostly on the shadiest parts of the trail.
There are banks of them, little drops of orange dangling happily from all that vivid green.
Let me see if I can put you there with me: you've just got out of the hot sun. The trail has a few dapples where intrepid beams managed to sneak through, but for the most part, you're in a realm of shade and shadow. Banks of leafy green things grow up along the trail, and while you'll see a few blackberry brambles here and there, volunteers for the most part seem to have got rid of those, allowing native plants to flourish. They ramble around the trunks of the tall trees that shut out the sun.
And these little orange beauties just sort of hang in the void spaces between leaves.
So you stop to take photos, and run into two issues: one, it's rather dim and uncertain light, and your camera has a hard time with orange to begin with, so it takes a lot of effort to get a focused photo. And two, whilst you're struggling with that, the mosquitoes are like "Ooo, the mobile buffet's arrived!" and go absolutely to town. You'd think I'd have lived here long enough to figure out that if you're going down near a river, you should wear bug spray. Argh.
Still. Worth every bite.
Click to embiggen that one. You won't be disappointed.
Whilst you're attempting to focus and getting feasted upon by the local insects, the birds are singing. So are the locals. There was some sort of outdoor concert going on somewhere on the other side of the river, and there were places where the music filtered through the trees. So my efforts were punctuated by a band that I assume was mostly middle-aged men singing Tom Petty and other such songs. They didn't suck. It was actually kind of fun after a while.
Let me get back to the birds for a moment. The forest was absolutely filled with their calls. Ringing with 'em. And do you know how many birds I saw? One. One bloody bird that wasn't a crow, and that one darted across the trail and into the trees so fast I might as well have never heard it at all. If it hadn't been for the Tom Petty-and-others cover band, I would have just bloody well recorded their songs and seen what you lot could do with those. It was terribly frustrating. Luckily, I had a billion of these little orange flowers to ease my pain.
I quite like this park. I get bupkis for birds, but I find fantastic flowers every time I go. Okay, so I've only been twice, now, but the first time was when I saw Pacific Bleeding Heart in the wild for the first time, and that was happy times for Dana, lemme tell ya.
(And yes, that flower is mooning you. You are not wrong.)
I sometimes worry I'm going to run out of mystery flora for you. Then I come across things I've never seen before, and I realize this is western Washington. We have a bajillion plants that flower at all different times, and I really don't get out that much, so I'll probably be able to find new things for years. I'm not used to this. We don't get this sort of variety in Arizona.
There are times when the Southwest in me rebels, and is completely overwhelmed by all of this green. I lived there for nearly thirty years, from the time I was a toddler until I was in my early 30s, so I suppose five years up here won't have erased that identity just yet.
I think a part of me expects this to all fade away, that we'll return to the high desert and lush, wet green will seem like a dreaming. Just an imaginary land. Nothing like it on earth, not the earth I know. But another part of me is settling in quite nicely, and becomes upset when we go east over the Cascades and see the rain shadow. Bare rock and dry earth stretch for miles, and that little acclimated part is crying, "But it should be green!"
That bit of me is quickly thwacked into silence by the native Southwestern bit, which is smugly asserting that this is what a landscape should look like, and the inner geologist, which is screaming with joy because there isn't a bunch of bloody biology in the way of all the geology, while my damp-adapted nasal passages gently weep in the bone dry air.
No problem with that down by the riverside. My inner geologist hopes there's at least a little something interesting at the river, and my native Southwestern bit looks sulkily at the flowers and allows how yeah, this isn't bad, but it's not home, is it? Good thing the part of me that goes gaga over flora is so enchanted it could give a flying fuck for all the other bits.
It really is spectacularly beautiful here. I'm glad I get the chance to share it with you, my darlings.
Most of us haven't got air conditioning up here, and it's going to be a hot weekend. You could do lots of stuff to cool down, but Burien Little Theatre has air conditioning, and this is opening weekend for Anna in the Tropics. What's that, you ask? It's this:
A poignant and poetic play set in 1929 Florida in a Cuban-American cigar factory. When a new "lector" reads aloud to the factory workers from "Anna Karenina," he becomes a catalyst for his listeners, for whom Tolstoy, the tropics and the American dream prove a volatile mix. In English.
So there's a little bit of a lot, here. You've got literature, you've got Cuban-American culture, you've got the Roaring Twenties, you've got the workers rising… sounds hot! Only it'll be cool, because air conditioning.
And since it's opening weekend, there's deals. Every day!
You can see it come together here, and hit the stage here, and read the director's notes here, but what I'd do first is get a flower for your hair and head down for some entertainment. I won't be doing that, because we're headed to Mount St. Helens for the weekend. But if you're anywhere near Burien, you can snicker at me sweating my arse off under the merciless sun in the blast zone while you relax in a cool theatre and watch excellent entertainment. Lucky barstards.
If you're too far away from Seattle to attend, you can tell me if you've ever made it through a Tolstoy novel, and if so, whether it changed your life. Or you can tell me how much you hate me for going to Mount St. Helens without you. Whichever works.
My intrepid companion and I are off to Mount St. Helens for the weekend. We've got a full dance card: quite a bit of hiking on Saturday, and taking Suzanne for her first look at the mountain on Sunday.
This means I'll have limited access to the intertoobz, and first-time commenters will be stuck in moderation until I can set you loose. Sorry! If it's any consolation, at least you'll have lots of delicious photos of one of the most geologically fascinating places in the continental US soon.
I've got posts pre-loaded, so the blog will chug right along. Wish me luck getting some great St. Helens UFDs. At least there aren't so many trees for the little buggers to hide in…
Thank you for staying the course, my darlings. Your patience will soon be rewarded. Prelude to a Catastrophe is now complete.
Wow, right?
This has been one hell of a ride, and you all know it gets orders of magnitude more intense from here. You also may want to stock up on tissue and practice saying something must have gotten in your eye, because some of what's coming up is going to rip your heart out.
Keeping watch over erupting volcanoes is extremely dangerous. We owe the geologists who do it a debt of gratitude we can't ever repay. So hug your volcanologists (with permission), and take every opportunity to buy them their drink of choice.
For those new to the series, and those wanting to have one last read-through before strapping in for the main event, here is the complete Prelude to a Catastrophe.
Dedication: The Geologists Who Died at Mount St. Helens. Yes, geologists plural. We're fortunate most of the scientists working on the mountain survived, but we did lose a few of our own. They showed incredible dedication. This series is dedicated to them.
Prelude to a Catastrophe: "The Current Quiet Interval Will Not Last…" In 1978, USGS geologists Dwight Crandell and Donal Mullineaux published a paper that spelled out the possibilities of a future eruption of Mt. St. Helens in stark detail. The work they did on this volcano prevented the catastrophe from being far worse than it was. This paper put everyone on notice: we have a dangerous mountain in our midst, and she could wake up at any time.
Prelude to a Catastrophe: "One of the Most Active and Most Explosive Volcanoes in the Cascade Range." Dwight Crandell had nearly completed an exhaustive study of Mount St. Helens's eruptive history when she added to his workload in 1980. She had quite the history of hijinks. Crandell's study of her violent past helped predict her current behavior.
Prelude to a Catastrophe: "The Unusual Character of the Seismic Activity Became Clear." In mid-March of 1980, a swarm of earthquakes unprecedented in our experience of Cascades volcanoes put everyone on notice: something big was happening, and it was only getting bigger…
Prelude to a Catastrophe: "Something Dramatic." One of the seismologists watching the earthquake swarm unfold later wrote, "We did not see how this activity could continue without something dramatic happening." And something dramatic did.
Prelude to a Catastrophe: "Pale-blue Flames." Eerie blue light dances within the crater, and geologists scramble to protect the public as Mount St. Helens roars awake.
Prelude to a Catastrophe: "The Only Way It Can Stabilize is to Come Down." The bulge grows at astonishing rates. David Johnston and his fellow geologists know that the side of a mountain can swell only so far before gravity pulls it down. There is no question of if, only when it will fall.
Prelude to a Catastrophe: "Our Best Judgement of Risk." While the bulge pushes out at upwards of five feet per day, geologists assess other signs that Mount St. Helens, despite the lack of explosions, poses an enormous risk to life and property. They risk their own lives to protect ours.
Prelude to a Catastrophe: "The Volcano Could Be Nearing a Major Event." Phreatic eruptions resume, steam pours from fumaroles and cracks, the bulge continues to grow… and the countdown nears 0.


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Is your guy a back sleeper? If so, it could be causing him to snore. As the tongue relaxes it sinks toward the back of the mouth, blocking airflow, and sleeping on your back makes it even easier for this to happen. What to do? Prod your snorer so he rolls over onto his side. If he's too big for you to push over or just keeps rolling onto his back, stick a long, stiff pillow behind his back to keep him on his side, says Nina Kolstanginova, M.D., of the Hamden Sleep Disorder Center of Connecticut. If that doesn't work, go bigger: Sew a tennis ball into the back of his PJs -- when he rolls on his back, he'll probably turn right back onto his side (or stomach).
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In March, Marketplace's David Weinberg was the guest at our monthly SpeakEasy event. He and host Eve Troeh talked all things radio, from his time making stories for WWOZ, to pitching to national shows and podcasts, to moving to L.A. and working for a daily program. Hear an edited version of the evening, or dive into specific clips, all below.
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Eve Troeh hosts WWNO's SpeakEasy this month and will moderate the conversation but, as always, you are encouraged to join in. This time, we'll explore a day in the life of an NPR reporter.
Farrar Hudkins, WWNO's Classical Music host, moderates a conversation with special guests Steve Rice and Fred Duplechin. They will explore classic car culture in New Orleans, and you'll get your chance to snap a photo of a DeLorean.
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Eve Troeh, WWNO's new News Director, moderates a conversation with special guest Marco Werman, host of PRI's The World.
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Cambridge Audio releases three new wireless speakers
Cambridge Audio creates speaker products that are usually quite well-received by the press and by users. Last year, the company released the Minx Go and Minx Air 100 speakers, both of which were given a glowing review here on TUAW. Cambridge Audio isn't resting on its laurels; the company today announced the release of three new speakers: The Cambridge Audio Go v2 (US$179.99), Go Radio ($199.99), and the new Bluetone 100 Wireless Speakers ($299.99) all bring the company's commitment to great audio to a new level.
The Go v2 adds a built-in battery pack to last year's edition, perfect for topping off your electronics or just getting up to 18 hours of battery life. The device now remembers Bluetooth pairings with up to eight devices for easy handoff and still has the amazing Digital Signal Processing technology of the first version.
Go Radio (seen at the top of this post) adds both an FM radio and NFC Bluetooth pairing to the original Minx Go, and also has the big battery of the Go v2. But the best-sounding speakers in the new batch are the Bluetone 100 Wireless Speakers, which combine AirPlay, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth compatibility, 100 Watt Class-D amplification, and two 4-inch wide-dispersion balanced mode radiators with the Cambridge Audio DSP technology for loud, crisp, and fill sound quality.
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PIX11's Hilary Whittier took a tour of Revel, the new Atlantic City hotel. There are some big concerts scheduled at their concert hall, including the Eagles on 9/1 and 9/2 and Barry Manilow on 9/8.
Revel is a new destination for uncommon recreation. The beachfront resort is smoke-free and features more than 1,800 rooms with sweeping ocean views. The resort houses a 130,000 square foot casino with more than 2,000 slot machines, nearly 100 table games, electronic tables and a Poker Room.
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Revelry, 61 feet above sea level and named for its energetic and vibrant atmosphere; showcases restaurants, shops, nightclubs, a dayclub, a casino and The Social, an intimate performance space for 700.
The Mezz, 87 feet above sea level; includes Ovation Hall, a theater with capacity for 5,500, The Think Tank, 160,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting space and a poker room
Resort, starting at 114 feet above sea level; encompasses more than 1,800 guest rooms and suites each with an ocean view, and a 32,000-square-foot spa
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I was just wondering what everyone thinks of this album. Compared to other rap albums that came out at around the same time it's an alright album but for me it ranks last out of Cube's catalogue. Favourite track would have to be 15 - Record Company Pimpin'.
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The Knicks kick off the preseason tonight against the new look, rebuilding (read: tanking) rival Boston Celtics. It will be our first look at a bunch of freshly-minted Knicks, and we won't have to wait for long to see the most argued, most talked about, perhaps most divisive acquisition in recent Knicks' history, Andrea Bargnani. Earlier on Tuesday, head coach Mike Woodson announced that Bargnani would start, essentially replacing Iman Shumpert in the starting lineup from last year's playoffs. New York will begin with Raymond Felton and Pablo Prigioni in the backcourt, and Carmelo Anthony and Tyson Chandler rounding out the front court with Bargnani.
Although it doesn't mean this is how the Knicks will lineup when the games start counting for real, it's an interesting development nonetheless. Some are probably upset that this moves Carmelo Anthony back to the small forward position, but that's really in title only. Having Bargnani as a screen-setter and outside shooter still allows Anthony to operate on the block on offense, where he's usually a force. However, it will be interesting to see how the Celtics (and future teams) decide to guard Anthony and Bargnani when they share the floor, and this may dictate who plays what "position" as much as anything. And defensively, well, we'll just see.
This moves Iman Shumpert, who Woodson noted has a balky knee, (and honestly, who on the Knicks doesn't?) temporarily to the bench, where he'll likely operate as a shooting guard/small forward hybrid. He'll join more new Knicks, Beno Udrih and Metta World Peace, on a second unit that's likely to include Cole Aldrich playing the role of backup center and a rotating cast of rookies and others who are trying to make the team.
Out of those "extras", I'd imagine a lot of time will be given to rookie Tim Hardaway, Jr. With J.R. Smith recovering from surgery and suspended the first five games of the season, the former Michgan standout has an opportunity to earn some minutes. While it's going to be hard for him to consistently crack the lineup once the regular season begins, he can do himself some favors with good performances in the preseason. It will be interesting to see what he does with his time tonight and further in the preseason.
As for the Knicks' opponent, well, these aren't your father's Celtics. Gone are most of the people that have made the Knicks and their fans want to punch innocent children over the past bunch of seasons. They've mostly re-located to a retirement home somewhere in Brooklyn, I think. But the guys that are in green and white that the Knicks are familiar with are the scrappy Avery Bradley, Jeff Green, Jordan Crawford (who Carmelo Anthony may or may not have some words with at some point) and the newly-acquired Gerald Wallace. Rajon Rondo, the team's best player, is still recovering from a knee injury of his own, so he won't play, but we'll surely see plenty of the Celtics' rookie big man Kelly Olynyk. I mean, who isn't looking forward to the Olynyk-Aldrich matchup? Fascinating stuff.
Well, we're here. Actual Knicks basketball!


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Marie wrote on Sep 30, 2012 8:17 AM:
Litchfield County is Region 10, Burlington and Harwinton. Educated parents will NOT move to Torrington. "
blue star wrote on Sep 30, 2012 10:10 AM:
@Marie.. I hear you, wait till these millionaires find out they, and their children will be rubbing elbows with Torrington's well known social elite. "
The Grinch wrote on Sep 30, 2012 11:11 AM:
Hey Blue. Whats wrong with the Torrington school system? We only had to show up for the first class every day then we could skip out. Torrington always had the best dope, and there was never any trouble because everyone was packin a weapon. :D "
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