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Coming in September: Have you ever wondered what our salvation is REALLY FOR?!?
August 28th--SEMO Football Tailgate from 4-6 with burgers, dogs, music, & more!
September 26th & 27th--The "M" Retreat at Shadow Rest. Three things vitally important for all young people! Who is your Master, what is your Mission, and what to look for in a Mate!
October 10th--Bonfire!!!
November 5th--Judgment House & Pizza
Feed My Starving Children--first weekend in December
December 10th--Bunko Bash
BREAKAWAY is our midweek bible study every Wednesday night beginning September 3rd at 6 pm at the Lynwood Mission House (2835 Lynwood Hills Dr., Cape Girardeau)
Sunday Mornings We attend the 9 am service, and we believe that corporate worship is key for believers in Jesus Christ. This is where we gather to worship God for all that He has done for us. It is also where we heard God's word preached by our pastor, Mark Anderson. Gathering for worship allows us to give back to God, and also allows us to receive the nourishment of God's word through preaching/teaching. We then gather for LifeGroup in the youth room at 10:30. This is where we join together as a smaller community of believers and we do life together in authentic relationships. It is here that we have some fun, we pray and encourage one another, and where we grow in our faith through challenging Bible study. Hebrews 10:24-25 applies here: "And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near.'
Breakaway Why the name "Breakaway"? Good question. We want students to be able to "breakaway" from campus, from studying, from the busyness of being a student, and come together for fellowship around a great meal...then experience a time of worship and Bible study. This is a great opportunity to grow as a community and to be recharged in your faith.
Connect Events There will be many opportunities for students to connect with other students of the Exalt ministry, other students on campus, and members of Lynwood.
Focus This will take place at various times throughout the semester and will take place during Breakaway. We will fast during the day, look forward to gathering together for a meal that evening, and then spend time in worship and prayer. Our prayer is that this will spark a time or spiritual renewal and focus on those that need the gospel. We want this time to expand our focus to things such as human trafficking, mission opportunities, and more!
Service We believe that serving others is vital to the life of the believer. Jesus told us to love others as ourselves. This semester we will work with the International Crisis Aid and Feed My Starving Children to name a few.
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Start: 6:00 pm
Part memoir, part travelogue, Ghost Dance in Berlin: A Rhapsody in Gray ($14.95) is an unlikely declaration of love, as much to a place as to a state of mind, by the American-born son of German-speaking Jewish refugees. Peter Wortsman imagines the parallel celebratory haunting of two sets of ghosts, those of the exiled erstwhile owners, a Jewish banker and his family, and those of the Führer's Minister of Finance and his entourage, who took over title, while in another villa across the lake another gaggle of ghosts is busy planning the Final Solution.Peter Wortsman writes short stories, plays, travelogues, essays and poetry, and also translates from the German, which he considers another form of border crossing. He is the author of A Modern Way to Die, a book of short fiction, and Burning Words, a play produced in 2006 at the Northampton Center for the Arts in Northampton, Mass., and slated for production in Pforzheim, Germany, in 2014. His travel pieces have run in major American newspapers and been featured four years in a row in Travelers' Tales' The Best Travel Writing. A 2010 Fellow at the American Academy in Berlin, he was the recipient of the Solas Awards' 2012 Gold Grand Prize for Best Travel Story of the Year.
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Author Pam Houston discusses her trio of recent releases with writer Joshua Mohr. The wanderlust memoir A Little More About Me ($14.95) follows Houston across five continents, from the Alaskan outback to the mountains of Bhutan. In the novel Contents May Have Shifted ($14.95), a woman stuck in a dead-end relationship leaves her metaphorical baggage behind and finds comfort a whirlwind trip around the globe. Eleven linked short stories featuring a photographer named Lucy O'Rourke make-up Houston's collection Waltzing the Cat ($14.95). Pam Houston's previous works include Cowboys Are My Weakness. Her stories have been anthologized in the Best American Short Stories, Prize Stories: The O. Henry Awards and The Best American Short Stories of the Century. She is also the recipient of a Pushcart Prize. She has been a contributing editor to Elle and Ski and writes regularly for Condé Nast Sports for Women.Joshua Mohr is the author of the San Francisco Chronicle bestseller, Some Things That Meant the World to Me, and Termite Parade, a New York Times Book Review Editor's Choice.
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Join us for the culminating event for One Book One Marin 2013. Marin County residents started reading and discussing the 2013 selection, Mary Roach's Packing for Mars in January.In Conversation with KQED's Michael Krasny From getting tattoos to bungee jumping to eating maggoty cheese, humans undoubtedly do some strange things. But none of these activities comes close to the sheer weirdness of voluntarily - eagerly, in fact - confining oneself to a tiny room without a proper shower or toilet within a wasteland that lacks water, gravity, or oxygen for a month or even a year. Welcome to space. In Packing for Mars: The Curious Science of Life in the Void ($15.95), Mary Roach enters the final frontier - not the grand triumphs and tragedies that you see on TV but all the stuff in between - the small comedies, the odd experiments, and the everyday victories. Mary Roach is the author of Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers, Spook: Science Tackles the Afterlife, and Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex.

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Difficulties show men what they are. In case of any difficulty remember that God has pitted you against a rough antagonist that you may be a conqueror, and this cannot be without toil.Epictetus
Let us be of good cheer, remembering that the misfortunes hardest to bear are those which will never happenJames Russel Lowell
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Remember, always give your best. Never get discouraged. Never be petty. Always remember, others may hate you. But those who hate you don't win unless you hate them. And then you destroy yourselfRichard M. Nixon
When everything seems to be going against you, remember that the airplane takes off against the wind, not with itHenry Ford
If you think your boss is stupid, remember: you wouldn't have a job if he was any smarter.John Gotti
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It didn't dawn on me until you were gone just how much I would mis you. Sometimes I start to pick up the phone to see if you want to do something, and then I remember you're far away. Or I go somewhere we used to go, see people having fun, and wish we could be there, too, laughing and talking like they are. Don't get me wrong...I hope you're having a good time exploring new places and making new friends. I just miss you...I guess that's only natural when someone means as much to me as youRenee Duval
When eating bamboo sprouts, remember the man who planted them.Chinese Proverb
When eating bamboo sprouts, remember the man who planted them.Chinese Proverb
Perhaps extreme danger strips us of all pretenses, all ambitions, all confusions, focusing us more intensely than we are otherwise ever focused, so that we remember what we otherwise spend most of our lives forgetting: that our nature and purpose is, more than anything else, to love and to make love, to take joy from the beauty of the world, to live with an awareness that the future is not as real a place for any of us as are the present and the past.Dean Koontz
Give strong drink unto him that is ready to perish, and wine unto those that be of heavy hearts. Let him drink, and forget his poverty, and remember his misery no more.The Proverbs
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Give strong drink unto him that is ready to perish, and wine unto those that be of heavy hearts. Let him drink, and forget his poverty, and remember his misery no more.The Proverbs
It is well to remember that there are five reasons for drinking: the arrival of a friend; ones present or future thirst; the excellence of the wine; or any other reason.Latin saying
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Over 100 craft breweries and 30 wineries, will be all in one place! There's no better way to try all the best beer and wine available. We want you to find new and exciting beverages that you love to sip. You will want nothing more that to hone your hop tasting, tickle your tongue, and have the best beer and wine tasting day of the year.
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Just wondered if anyone has experienced allergy issues with the screws on the back of Supertucks or M-Tacs touching their skin? I went with the Bluegrass Hybrid Ghost for my XD.40SC but I need another holster for my new GI Expert 1911. The Bluegrass Hybrid has a horsehide backing with no screws showing.
I have had issues with nickel bothering me in the past so I was concerned
BTW it isn't possible to order a kydex shell for the 1911 (5" barrel)and attach it to the XD.40SC's (3" barrel) Ghost holster I already have is it??? That would be ideal.
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Bishop allegedly attacked a Plattsburgh woman in her Nightengale Drive residence. He was arraigned in Town of Plattsburgh Court and remanded to Clinton County Jail in lieu of $7,500 bail or $15,000 bond.
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Revitalizing the prison film genre by means of raw authenticity and powerful performances, David Mackenzie's '"Starred Up" is a bold exploration into the violent mind in the absence of freedom.Read More »
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One of the highlights of the Göteborg International Film Festival, and indeed one of the highlights of our year so far, was catching up with David Mackenzie's "Starred Up," which, if you missed our review first time out, you can read all about here. The unflinching but brutally human prison drama is...Read More »
We'll be honest from sentence one. "Adore" hits two spots we love: movies for adults and (not-dumb) movies for and about women. We have our brief affairs with explosions, spit-take-inducing dialogue and car chases, but we have a long-term relationship with movies that are quiet and mature. They get ...Read More »
With a speaking voice that often (and unexpectedly) devolves into histrionic yelps and an assortment of goofy, ever-changing hair pieces, Nicolas Cage has become such a creative loose cannon you often want to check in on his latest effort in the off chance that he's delivered some creative crazy goo...Read More »
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The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) maintains partnerships, or affiliations, with university medical schools to obtain medical services for veterans and provide training for medical residents. In 2002, the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC)--which is affiliated with VA's medical facility in Charleston--proposed that VA and MUSC enter into a joint venture for a new VA facility as part of MUSC's plan to expand its medical campus. Under the proposal, MUSC and VA would jointly construct and operate a new medical center in Charleston. In 2004, the Capital Asset Realignment for Enhanced Services (CARES) Commission, an independent body charged with assessing VA's capital asset requirements, issued its recommendations on the realignment and modernization of VA's capital assets. Although the Commission did not recommend a replacement facility for Charleston, it did recommend, among other things, that VA promptly evaluate MUSC's proposal. This testimony discusses GAO's preliminary findings on the (1) current condition of the Charleston facility, (2) extent to which VA and MUSC collaborated on the joint venture proposal, and (3) issues for VA to consider when exploring the opportunity to participate in the joint venture. VA concurred with GAO's preliminary findings.
The most recent VA facility assessment and the CARES Commission concluded that the Charleston medical facility is in overall good condition and, with some renovations, can continue to meet veterans' health care needs in the future. VA officials attribute this to VA's continued capital investments in the facility. For example, over the last 5 years, VA has invested approximately $11.6 million in nonrecurring maintenance projects, such as replacing the fire alarm system and roofing. To maintain the facility's condition over the next 10 years, VA officials from the Charleston facility have identified a number of planned capital maintenance and improvement projects, totaling approximately $62 million. VA and MUSC have collaborated and communicated to a limited extent over the past 3 years on a proposal for a joint venture medical center. For example, before this summer, VA and MUSC had not exchanged critical information that would help facilitate negotiations, such as cost analyses of the proposal. As a result of the limited collaboration, negotiations over the proposal stalled. However, after a congressional delegation visit in August 2005, VA and MUSC took steps to move the negotiations forward. Specifically, VA and MUSC established four workgroups to examine critical issues related to the proposal. The MUSC proposal for a new joint venture medical center presents an opportunity for exploring new ways of providing health care to Charleston's veterans, but it also raises a variety of complex issues for VA. These include the benefits and costs of investing in a joint facility compared with other alternatives, legal issues associated with the new facility such as leasing or transferring property, and potential concerns of stakeholders, including VA patients and employees. The workgroups established by VA and MUSC are expected to examine some, but not all, of these issues. Additionally, some issues can be addressed through collaboration between VA and MUSC, but others may require VA to seek legislative remedies.
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When aging takes its toll, the signs end up written all over your face in worry lines, waddles and worse. But it doesn't have to be that way.
A groundbreaking new program combines facial therapy with yoga to give clients a fresh start and a younger-looking appearance.
Yoga is accepted as a key to achieving harmony, balance and better health. And just as yoga benefits the muscles in your body, it can help those in your face, according to master aesthetician Marie-Veronique Nadeau.
Nadeau's inventive new program promises to firm every trouble spot from the neck up without Botox, surgery or any other popular cosmetic procedures.
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Ridding yourself of wrinkles through yoga might sound like a stretch, but Nadeau says that a great deal of the tension we carry shows in our expressions. We frown. We worry. We ponder.
Yet we seldom take into consideration the messages that we're conveying to the outside world… or the marks they leave on our faces.
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Exercises like the Upper Lip Line Eraser promise to prevent pesky lines along your upper lip, while the Neck Massage firms up a softening jawline.
As for the spiritual aspect, Nadeau focuses on helping readers attain inner peace through yoga – an attitude adjustment that results in more youthful skin with less wrinkling and sagging, as well as in a brighter outlook that inspires fewer frowns.
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The result? You'll not only look better, you'll feel better, too.
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However, once your muscles become stronger, you'll need only 10 minutes a day during the maintenance phase.
Among the exercises Nadeau recommends are:
The Neck Massage
Tones the neck and firms a softening jawline; helps drain excess fluid from neck, prevents sagging, reduces stress.
Lift your chin so that your neck forms a taut line. Place your hands together in front of your throat, side by side.
Then, with the first three fingers of each hand, start from the upper part of your neck (about two inches below the chin) and push the skin of your neck firmly toward your chin.
When you've arrived at your chin, with your right hand, push the skin under your jawbone toward your right earlobe, and with the left hand push the skin under the jawbone towards your left earlobe.
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Do this three times in a fluid, easy motion. (You may want to use massage oil for a smoother movement.)
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Eradicates vertical lines along the upper lip. Good preventative measure, and also fights existing lines.
Place the inside tip of one forefinger just above your top lip and the inside tip of the other forefinger just underneath your bottom lip to feel the tingle in your orbicularis oris (the muscle surrounding the mouth area).
Keep lips relaxed and feeling the energy. Rub your fingers briskly back and forth, applying light to firm pressure.
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Others are more specifically geared to exercising everything from the collarbone up, which yoga doesn't really address.
"There are more targeted exercises. Some of them are quite subtle, so they take some explanation. We have 190 muscles in our faces and necks.
Some of those muscles are so small we're either not using them or not aware of how to use them. The idea is to learn how these muscles make the face wrinkle in ways we don't like.
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"Botox paralyzes the muscles," Nadeau explains. "If you use those muscles correctly, you should be able to smooth out your brow and other areas of the face.
If you exercise muscles, they shorten. We can infer that muscles have lengthened over time and caused sagging in the cheek and jawline area. These muscles can be shortened with exercise and you can firm up that area.
"Also, when you make an expression over and over again, it creates a groove on the surface of the skin that looks like wrinkles.
If we learn not to make those expressions and substitute other expressions, it will help smooth out wrinkling. While Botox works by paralyzing the muscles, I concentrate on firming, strengthening and not making lines habitually."
According to Nadeau, firming the muscles in your face and neck leads to lasting results.
"You're going to be happier with the way you look," she says.
"The benefits are cumulative. As you do the exercises over time, your muscles will become firmer until they're tight and fit. The effects will stay with you your whole life. It's not something you're going to lose."
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The wrong feathery-voiced pop crooner released an album titled Looking 4 Myself. That was the name of last year's dance-R&B opus by Usher, but it applies even better to Justin Timberlake, who, in an unfortunate optometry reference, has instead called his March 19 release The 20/20 Experience. But JT, who as a solo artist released two of the last decade's great pop albums, is evidently suffering an identity crisis all his own.Timberlake reportedly told Capital FM his embrace of long songs is in the tradition of the big classic-rock bands. "When we were making the record I said, 'If Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin can do 10-minute songs and Queen can do 10-minute songs then why can't we?' We'll figure out the radio edits later," he's quoted as saying by NME.
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Brooklyn's Roberto Lange has recorded two previous albums of atmospheric, Spanish-language synth grooves as Helado Negro, plus an album last year with Asthmatic Kitty labelmate Julianne Barwick under the name OMBRE. His latest Helado Negro full-length, Invisible Life, is out on March 5 via the same label, and it marks Lange's first time singing in both English and Spanish. Guests include Bear in Heaven's Jon Philpot, Mouse on Mars' Jan St. Werner, and Devendra Banhart.
This Is What Counts as a Photo of David Bowie Now
David Bowie is on the cover of U.K. music magazine NME this week. What, you didn't recognize him? The glam-rock godhead, who last night shared the Tilda Swinton-starring video for his latest The Next Day single "The Stars (Are Out Tonight)," is reportedly behind that white, hockey-style mask.NME editor Mike Williams, like former President George W. Bush gazing into Vladimir Putin's eyes, can recognize Bowie's soul peering through. "Staring out from behind the mask are the unmistakable eyes of David Bowie," Williams is quoted as saying. "The shot, taken by his friend Jimmy King exclusively for NME on February 11 in New York, landed in my inbox the next day with a message from Bowie's people: 'This is just for you. No one else has seen this. David would like to be on the cover.'" Um.
Watch Japandroids' Unusually Subdued 'Nights of Wine and Roses' on 'Conan'
It happens. Sometimes thrilling performers fail to sound their best on high-profile stages. Take Frank Ocean's lackluster Grammy performance, which he totally nailed in rehearsals. And whatever you think of Lana Del Rey, Saturday Night Live has a venerable tradition of beloved musical acts coming off like garage bands. Part of Japandroids' appeal, of course, is the fist-pumping, emotive Canadian duo brings the scrappy intensity of an actual garage band, albeit one that's imagining it's playing arenas. Last night SPIN's 2012 Band of the Year descended upon Conan, fireworks-blasting Celebration Rock opener "The Night of Wine and Roses" lacked its usual "yell like hell to the heavens" oomph.


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Charlie Brooker, creator of E4 zombie drama Dead Set and a co-presenter of 10 O'Clock Live, has scripted Black Mirror, a "darkly comic drama series" expected to be broadcast on Channel 4 later this year.
Sounds good!
Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror
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Thread title fail.
Does sound promising, though.
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I was actually thinking the other day that TV is missing a modern day version of either The Twilight Zone or The Outer Limits. So this should be very interesting indeed.
Live action scary door, happy days.
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I only have one question: WHEN?
Knew there was a reason I couldn't find this. The title says Dark Mirror, but it's called Black Mirror.
Anyway, here's the creepy and intriguing trailer.
Ace trailer
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Dead Set was far better than it had any right to be and this does look very interesting. I hate it when they trail stuff and say "coming soon." At least give me a month if you're going to vague, you gits.
Starts 4th December according to this (sold-out) preview that makes me wish (for once) that I lived in London. Harold & Maude is ace, I would have liked the chance to see it on a big screen.
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A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.
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Yup, that's how you do a teaser.
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CrispyXUK64 wrote:Scary Door is my favourite thing in Futurama. Even Zoidberg doesn't compare.
Live action scary door, happy days.
Looking forward to this. Brooker's zombie thing was alright wasn't it?
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I'd just rediscovered that Portishead track. Awesome.
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I can confirm that the first ep is darkly sickeningly fantastic
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Ooh that does look rather good.
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I can confirm that the first ep is darkly sickeningly fantastic
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I suspect down to the fact that the only humour Brooker has yet mastered is sarcasm - that peculiar talent that is very difficult to express in plot and rather tiresome in dialogue if, like, everyone goes and does it - it's only likely to be darkly comic. Your humour glands will need to be at least 95% cocoa to find his stuff positively laugh out loud funny.
But then I've not seen it, nor his zombie thing, so who knows? Not me.
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Dead set was awesome. This should be good.
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Yeah, I watched Dead Set again recently, it really held up well to a repeat viewing and as far as it's status in the Zombedy sub-genre goes, it sits in the top three for me.
I have a feeling Dark Mirror could go down as a genuine telly classic.
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I can confirm that the first ep is darkly sickeningly fantastic
Starts December 4th.
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A reminder that this starts tomorrow at 9pm on Channel 4.
Another bump. Tonight at 9. The adverts revealing more of this week's episode have been great. I can't wait.
Cheers guys
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It's bound to excellent as there's only 3 episodes
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Could someone please tell me what the demand was (and spoiler tag it for those plannin on +1ing it), my Mum decided it was a good time to set of the smoke alarm.
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Each Josiah speaker is handcrafted by traditional artisans in the English potters' capital of Stoke-on-Trent. Ceramics have been produced in the area since the 17th century and the casing for Josiah is made in the very same way that plates and teapots have been crafted there for hundreds of years.
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I was standing in the small line when you approached me to ask about the possibility of fake tickets. I suggested you check out the ticket booths on the other side of the stadium as they had been releasing some new seats. You asked to see my ticket, in order to compare. I really should have offered to keep you company on your ticket purchase expedition..but was still in shock at your beautiful face, dark hair and awesome accent. I hope you got in, the show was awesome! - Email me here if you remember me, are single (I saw no ring) and would like to get to know each other.
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I'm at the beach on vacation with my family this week, but I wanted to pop in to mention this lovely little feature on Well Wed. I worked with the incredibly talented ladies at Whim Events on Sharon & Nathan's vintage auto inspired wedding last year. Remember those amazing table numbers we made? Yep, they were for this wedding. I also helped create the wedding program and oodles of little day-of details.
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4 Clever Uses for a Hand Rake
Find out how to make a wine glass rack, necktie holder, and letter organizer with a simple garden hand rake.
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Maximize a shared closet space with a practical tie-and-belt rack hung from the back of the door. Or adapt this trick to keep your most tangle-prone necklaces in line. (Use the same mounting technique as described here.)


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An conversation with New York Times columnist Dan Barry about his new book, which explores a 1981 33-inning minor league match-up
In Bottom of the 33rd: Hope, Redemption, and Baseball's Longest Game, New York Times columnist Dan Barry chronicles a pivotal moment in baseball history: McCoy Stadium, Pawtucket, Rhode Island, April 18th, 1981, when the Pawtucket Red Sox and the Rochester Red Wings played the longest game in professional baseball history. Told with reverence, wit, and grace, the story is a moving meditation on baseball, community, and the importance of dedication and dreams. Focusing on both the players who "made it" (including Wade Boggs and Cal Ripken Jr. who both played that night) and those who did not, Barry transforms a sports story into something that captures a singular moment in time and place. Pivoting from the history of Pawtucket's mills, to the dynamics of the game, to the 20 or so freezing fans who stayed in the stands until 4 am that Easter Sunday, he evokes baseball's essence. This is a story of people who see things through to the end because, "...we are bound by duty. Because we aspire to greater things. Because we are loyal. Because, in our own secular way, we are celebrating communion, and resurrection, and possibility."
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Joe Fassler: Plastiki: Sailing Across the Ocean on a Ship Made of Plastic Bottles
As a born and bred Rhode Islander, familiar with Longest Game lore, I can tell you that if you put two transplants from the state in a room together, there is a game we like to play. Where did you go to high school? Where is your grandmother from? By the time we get to the fourth or fifth question we've likely discovered that we went to the same confirmation party in 1993 and are possibly second cousins by marriage. While not a native Rhode Islander, Barry is certainly one in spirit, having spent many years living there and writing for the Providence Journal. When we met on a rainy Wednesday at the New York Times Building to discuss Bottom of the 33rd, we swapped stories of team loyalties, the history of the state, and of course, what drew Barry to write about the Pawtucket Red Sox in the first place.
What made you decide now, after 30 years, to write about this game?
I think it begged to be written in many ways. When I was living in Rhode Island I played baseball in an over-30 league on Tuesday nights at Cranston stadium. The quality of baseball in this league was decidedly bad. No one could field, no one could pitch, and the games would go on and on. I played center field and the grass would be getting wet with dew, and it's after midnight and we're only in the seventh inning, and we all had day jobs. I would be thinking, "This is crazy!" And you do have the sensation in baseball that it could last forever, even in this silly over-thirty league.
So I had an epiphany one night while I was waiting to meet a friend for a beer. I was looking through this children's book by Steven Krasner about the 33 inning game which is very charming, but very simple. I'm looking at this and waiting for my friend and my head exploded. I thought what would it have been like to be the centerfielder that night in the 30th inning that night? Does a baseball game even happen if no one is watching?
When you are watching a major league game, everyone there has "made it" in the sense that they have reached the highest level they can in their chosen endeavor. They are now officially in the Baseball Encyclopedia—no matter if they are up for one at bat, or pitching for a third of an inning. But at a minor league game, particularly in the triple A (the level right below the major leagues) there is an added layer of poignancy and certain tragedy because not everybody will get up there and everyone watching knows it. These guys are playing in Pawtucket, this struggling mill city, for four or five years, and some will never get the 40 miles north to Fenway to play in the major leagues.
So I looked to see if a book had been written and what I found was that usually every five years there is an anniversary story where the familiar war stories and familiar anecdotes are told. But I was interested in more than anecdotes. I was interested in the fact that it was Holy Saturday night and the game would go into Easter, the holiest day, and that it was freezing out. I wanted to know who the bat boy was, who was keeping score. I wanted to know, again, what it was like to be that centerfielder. I wanted to create a community out of this eight-hour moment. For me, it was an opportunity to give pause and think about the wonders and tragedies of not only a baseball game, but of all our endeavors. We all pursue redemption and validation of some kind. And here it is. In a crappy ball field in a Depression-era stadium.
You weave every aspect of the game, from the players on the field, to the wives at home, to the history of the mills in Rhode Island, to how Pawtucket came to be Pawtucket. That widens the scope of the book. What made you choose to do that?
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Ten things to do and see during Mo'Print, the Month of Printmaking
Last year galleries across town gave over all of March to the Month of Photography, a biennial showcase of camera-work from not just around the region but around the globe. This year it's Month of Printmaking's turn, loosely tied together by Marina Graves's arts organization without walls, the Invisible Museum. Printmaking can be technically difficult, but it also produces more affordable artworks for serious collectors; as a workman-like medium, though, it's rarely so celebrated. As with MoP, Mo'Print has plenty to offer on many levels; following are ten shows and printmaking events you won't want to miss.
Shark's Ink Yvonne Jacquette, "Last Rays," 2013, color lithograph, ed. of 30.
See also: Open Press 25th Anniversary Exhibit
Joe Higgins pulling a print at Open Press.
Open Press 25th Anniversary Exhibit
Open Press Ltd.
March 6-April 19
You can still catch the centerpiece of Mo'Print -- the sprawling Open Press 25th Anniversary Exhibit running through April 12 at the McNichols Building that's as much a 25-year retrospective of the local art community as it is a tribute to the longevity of Mark Lunning's fine-art printmaking studio. The more condensed companion show, Past and Present Prints, opening March 6, with a reception from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., is a closeup view of twelve artists who've been working at Open Press on and off throughout its quarter-century of printmaking. Call 303-778-1116 or visit the Facebook event page for details.
"Two Circles" (Zinc Plate Etching, 11″ X 15″, 2014), ©Tara Hornung.
ArtHaus Gallery
March 6-19
More than twenty regional artists will be represented in this print show, which opens with a reception from 5 to 10 p.m. March 6 and runs through March 19, but the opening is more of a full-fledged party with live music, snacks and dancing that doubles as fundraiser for the Invisible Museum. It comes with a reasonable price tag of $15, which you can pay at the door or buy online in advance. For more information go to Mo'Print online or call 303-292-1965. Party on!
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Alec Baldwin did permanent damage to his reputation in 2007, when he left a voicemail to his eleven-year-old daughter Ireland calling her a "thoughtless little pig." Leaked online during his contentious divorce from Kim Basinger, the angry message horrified celebrity watchers. But as far as Ireland was concerned, it was just Dad flying off the handle again.
"I've always had a really great relationship with my dad," Ireland, now 16, told Page Six Magazine. "The only problem with that voicemail was that people made it out to be a way bigger deal than it was. He's said stuff like that before just because he's frustrated."
As far as Ireland was concerned, the incident was over almost before it began.
"For me it was like, 'OK, whatever.' I called him back, I was like, 'Sorry, Dad, I didn't have my phone.' That was it," she explained.
Five years later, Ireland doesn't mind joking about what happened. She and her famous dad have even considered making a YouTube video "of me calling him and yelling at him." And she's frustrated that she still has to defend her father for his past mistakes.
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Georgia Mountain Players Present: OPAL'S BABY
Thursday, Feb 14, 2013 7:30p
Brenau Downtown Center Gainesville, GA
This is the third episode in the adventures of the irrepressible Opal Kronkie, the zany and lovable heroine of Everybody Loves Opal and Opal's Million Dollar Duck. The setting is again Opal's tumbledown home on the edge of the city dump where Opal has a visitor looking for a tire to fit his 1927 Reo truck. Misguided into thinking that Opal is a rich eccentric, the shifty visitor, Norman, announces (fallaciously) that he too is a Kronkieand Opal's long-lost kin. When Norman confides that his daughter-in-law,… Show more
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Golf: 50% Off Junior Golf Group Lessons at Hidden Valley Golf Club
Southern California Junior Golf Players Club
($10 Value)
3.0 miles
Norco, CA
Golf: 50% Off Private 60-Minute Lesson at Jurupa Hills Country Club
($65 Value)
8.8 miles
Riverside, CA
Golf: 50% Off Junior Golf Group Lessons at Jurupa Hills Country Club
Golf: 46% Off One 60-Min Golf Lesson (Ages 5+)
Golf: 46% Off Two 60-Min Golf Lessons (Ages 5+)
($130 Value)
1.7 miles
Corona, CA
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Ages: 5 years to 18 years old
Activities: Baseball, Preschooler
1.8 miles
Activities: Gymnastics, Dance, Basketball, Football, Soccer, Baseball, Music, Cooking, Martial Arts, Cheerleading, Sports Skills, Art, Running, Health and Fitness, Academics, Day Camp, Preschooler, Toddler, Guitar, Piano, Mommy and Me, Acting, Kids Places
1.9 miles
Ages: 5 years to 14 years old
2.4 miles
2.7 miles
2.8 miles
Ages: 4 years to 18 years old
3.3 miles
Norco, CA
Activities: Baseball
3.4 miles
3.8 miles
Ages: 3 years to 12 years old
Activities: Hockey, Basketball, Football, Soccer, Baseball, Cheerleading, Sports Skills, Tennis, Golf, Skateboarding, Running, Volleyball, Lacrosse, Day Camp, Preschooler, Summer Camp
4.1 miles
4.3 miles
5.0 miles
Ages: 4 years and up
6.9 miles
Eastvale, CA
7.6 miles
Chino, CA
12.1 miles
Yorba Linda, CA
12.2 miles
Chino Hills, CA
12.4 miles
13.8 miles
Ontario, CA
14.3 miles
14.4 miles
Anaheim Hills, CA
15.1 miles
Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Activities: Baseball, Sports Skills, Birthday Parties, Day Camp, Summer Camp
Tustin, CA
15.3 miles
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA
15.4 miles
Villa Park, CA
Ages: 4 years to 14 years old
Ages: 5 years to 12 years old
15.5 miles
Upland, CA
Ages: 13 years to 16 years old
Activities: Baseball, Sports Skills
15.7 miles
15.8 miles
Irvine, CA
15.9 miles
Moreno Valley, CA
Ages: 4 years to 19 years old
Millbrae, CA
Pomona, CA
Activities: Baseball, Softball, Sports Skills
16.2 miles
Fontana, CA
16.3 miles
Placentia, CA
Diamond Bar, CA
Ages: 3 years, 6 months to 14 years old
Activities: Baseball, Sports Skills, Preschooler
16.4 miles
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