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Anyone familiar with the name Opeth most likely knows the Swedish band for being innovators in the progressive metal genre. Their extremely unique sound has led them to worldwide acclaim in the metal community, and the band has had much praise from the modern progressive rock community as well. Albums such as Blackwater Park and Still Life have become some of the most heavily-praised metal albums of the modern era. Many fans, myself included, love Opeth for their ability to change from an extremely heavy metal riff to a beautiful acoustic guitar with the creativity and skill that few bands can even manage to pull off a few times, let alone as consistently as the band has proved. [Read more...]
Nashville's New Country
Many of you have probably seen this popular video posted by Grady Smith reminding us how mainstream and non unique country music was in 2013. What most of you probably don't know is why this video exists. This video was actually made in response to the negative comments on his top 10 country album list that readers penned "not mainstream enough." I don't think his goal was to bash mainstream country music, but to open listeners eyes to songs they won't hear every 5 minutes when stuck in Nashville traffic at rush hour. I have always loved some of the lesser known, genuine, country crossover artists, but didn't realize how big of a genre they were becoming until my dad pointed out a Reddit post to me last week. Someone started dissing country music and one clever Reddit user retaliated with a Spotify playlist full of the best country songs he could find that aren't about girls, trucks and beer. This playlist, featured below, includes some of my favorite new artists in Nashville that really have the potential to change country and triple A radio.
Top 10 Aphex Twin Songs
It's no secret that Aphex Twin (AKA Richard D. James) is one of my favorite artists, but I can see how someone who's yet to give him a listen might be intimidated by his scattered discography. Following are my picks for the top 10 Aphex Twin productions.
Spring Break and Hideaway
Spring Break is nearly here for the students! With less than two weeks until the unofficial halfway point of the semester and the weather warming up from the 30′s to the 60′s, the latter half of February is looking pretty good! I don't know about the rest of y'all but I've been having a hard time finding some new dance tunes to pump me up for the break (if you have any send them my way!). But luckily for you all, I'm about to introduce a new artist by the name of Kiesza and her breakout tune Hideaway.
A Look at Two New Songs from Beck's Upcoming LP "Morning Phase"
Beck has been in extended hiatus since 2008′s Modern Guilt. Of course, he hasn't been entirely dormant; he's been producing, working on his own label, collaborating with people as diverse as Jack White and Phillip Glass, and releasing new songs in the form of sheet music. Beck is to release his first LP in six years, Morning Phase — a spiritual successor to 2002′s Sea Change recorded with many of the same musicians — this Friday, and has already released two songs from the album: "Blue Moon" and "Waking Light". Let's take a look. [Read more...]
Nickel Creek Come Out Of Hiatus With "Destination"
In November 2007, Nickel Creek, a progressive bluegrass band composed of Chris Thile on mandolin and siblings Sara and Sean Watkins on fiddle and guitar, respectively (and all providing vocals in order to capture those necessary bluegrass harmonies), played their final show before an indefinite hiatus in order to expand their musical horizons. On February 3rd, 2014, the band announced that they were back together, with a new album due at some point in the spring of this year and an accompanying tour starting with two nights in April at The Ryman, the same venue where they played their final show before their hiatus. With this announcement, Nickel Creek also released the single "Destination," their first since 2005's "When In Rome." [Read more...]
She's Just Got That Soul Power
If there's one up-and-coming artist you should check out right this second, it's Connor Zwetsch. At the youthful age of 21, Connor has already managed to harness both the talent and the self-actualization required to help her rise into a promising career. So rare is it that a musician successfully propagates such candor and humility that Connor's work is invitingly reassuring.
More Than A Taco Bell Commercial
I know you've seen it. The boy running from his girlfriends parents house, taco gripped in one hand, jacket in the other, terrified look on his face as you see an angry dad chasing him down the street. There's one thing you may have not noticed, besides the fact that the Grilled Stuft Nacho is not actually that big, and that is the song playing. That song is "Evil Friends" by Portugal. The Man off of their latest album Evil Friends.


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'The Well': The Hammocks Did It Well
Just because an entomologist is cast in a Hollywood movie, that doesn't mean there will be bugs.
Bruce Hammock, distinguished professor of entomology at the University of California, Davis, and his wife, Lassie, recently headed to the Los Angeles Film Festival for the premier showing of "The Well," directed by their son, Tom Hammock.
The parents play minor roles in the film, a thriller set in a futuristic dust bowl.
"It was too cold for bugs," said Professor Hammock of the December 2013 filming in a secluded area of the high desert, near the Mojave.
"No bugs were featured in the film," Tom confirmed. "But there were bugs around the set. A few velvet ants, for sure."
The film marks Tom Hammock's debut as a director and Bruce and Lassie Hammock's debut as actors.
At the edge of a barren valley, all that remains of the Wallace Farm for Wayward Youth is a few hollowed-out husks of buildings and the memories of Kendal, a seventeen-year-old girl who can barely recall when the valley was lush. It's been a decade since the last rainfall, and society at large has dried up and blown away. Only Kendal and a few others remain, barely scraping by while dreaming of escape. When a gang leader named Carson lays claim to what little precious water remains underground, Kendal must decide whether to run and hide or bravely fight for what little she has left in this post-apocalyptic thriller.
The film stars Haley Lu Richardson, Booboo Stewart, Max Charles, Nicole Fox, Michael Welch and Jon Gries. Critics are praising the Tom Hammock-directed film as "superb" and looking forward to more of his work.
"Hammock's direction is superb; every moment of every scene matters, and the film shifts between action and drama superbly. Cinematographer Seamus Tierney also deserves kudos; considering how many scenes in the film incorporate both dark hiding places and the sun-razed landscape around them, the shots are always clean, clear and, in their way, beautiful. The Well"has its pleasures and powers, as well as a distinctive take on what could have been familiar, dead material; Hammock may have begun his career making worlds for other directors, but given a chance to create his own here, he not only succeeds but excels."Although new to acting business, Bruce Hammock is not new to "directing." In addition to his joint appointment with the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology and the UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center, he directs the campuswide Superfund Research Program, National Institutes of Health Biotechnology Training Program, and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) Combined Analytical Laboratory. Bruce also is an athlete who loves rock climbing and white-water rafting and water balloon battles. (He will host the annual Bruce Hammock Water Balloon Battle--10 minutes of aim--on Thursday, July 24 on the Briggs Hall lawn for his students, researchers and colleagues.)
In "The Well," however, Bruce Hammock does not look like a professor, a researcher, an athlete or a water warrior. For the shoot, he grew a beard, donned his father's old ragged World War II clothes and worn-out shoes, and practiced looking (1) forlorn and haggard and (2) like a corpse.
"It was very interesting," the professor told us last December. "But my, the producers work hard. We were on the set at 5:30 a.m. We worked until dark, in weather well below freezing, with high winds blowing sand. The professional actors and actresses put in amazing performances under quite adverse conditions."
"They're a very professional and fun group. I had never realized the complexity of filming a movie. I hope they pull off their vision."
Tom Hammock is obviously multitalented. He served as the production designer for the critically acclaimed horror films, "All the Boys Love Mandy Lane" and "You're Next," and also worked on such film productions as "Breaking Bad," "Dexter," "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." A 1994 graduate of Davis High School, he received his bachelor's degree in landscape architecture from UC Berkeley, and then studied film design at the American Film Institute. He is now very much involved in the hugely popular young adult and horror film genre, but showed more of his talent when he authored the original graphic novel, "An Aurora Grimeon Story—Will O' the Wisp." (See previous Bug Squad blog)
Release date of "The Well?"
Well...the next step is to find a buyer. Directors are fully aware that sometimes this can take months or years.
Meanwhile, Bruce Hammock doesn't intend to quit his day job, but he could--if he wanted to--add "acting" to his resume.
Professor Bruce Hammock in his office in Briggs Hall, UC Davis campus. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
It All Began With Bugs
That's where it usually begins when your father is an entomologist.
Tom Hammock, son of distinguished professor Bruce Hammock, of the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology and the UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center, learned about insects early in life. Young Tom caught, sketched and released such insects as dragonfiles, damselflies and wasps.
"He didn't want to kill them," his father recalled.
Tom took art lessons from noted scientific illustrator Mary Foley Benson, and initially pondered a career as a scientific illustrator. He considered biology as a college major, and finally, landscape architecture. After graduating from UC Berkeley with a degree in landscape architecture, Tom studied film design at the American Film Institute and worked on such films as Breaking Bad, Dexter and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Tom, who now lives in Hollywood, is better known for his work in the wildly popular young adult and horror genre, including "You're Next!" and "All the Boys Love Mandy Lane."
"Will o' the Wisp" is based on many of his father's childhood memories of the Deep South. Bruce Hammock, born in Little Rock, Ark., and a graduate of Louisiana State University, beguiled him with fascinating stories about southern swamps and will o' the wisps, his pet raccoon, a biological supply company, venomous creatures, and dermestid beetles, used to clean animal skeletons.
You'll read about them--and more--in "Will o' the Wisp."
"Almost no one writes for girls and almost no one writes for girls dealing with girls and science," Tom said. "Graphic novels for girls are rare and have a tough road in the publishing world."
Assorted bugs, including butterflies, scorpions, fireflies, mosquitoes, beetles and spiders, find their way into the book. And a tattoo of a dermestid beetle found its way on Hutchison's arm. (For more information on the graphic novel, access ossuaryisle.com, and then check out the trailer, Facebook page, and YouTube video.)
"Will o' the Wisp" is drawing rave reviews, and rightfully so. Already it has been nominated for "best young adult graphic novel" award from the American Library Association.
The Hammock-Hutchison team plans to make this a trilogy.
One online comment, with triple exclamation points, says it all: "OMG!! This was so good. I hope and hope and hope there will be more!!!!"
Looking back, entomologist Bruck Hammock commented: "Tom was always interested in landscape, art, and biology. However, film and graphic novels are so far from my background, I never saw this as a career path. In retrospect it is obvious."
And it all began with bugs.
Tom Hammock, a renaissance man, has authored a graphic novel featuring a girl scientist who solves mysteries in a southern swamp. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)


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Three keys for a Saints turnaround
New Orleans must have balance on offense and limit big plays on defense
Even though the New Orleans Saints are a disappointing 1-4 coming out of their bye week, they are a very confident team that doesn't think they're out of the playoff picture. Their optimism stems from the fact that all four of their losses have been eight points or fewer, and their impressive Week 5 comeback win over the San Diego Chargers indicated that they may be close to turning things around.
The Saints' bye came at a perfect time as they prepare for Tampa Bay on Sunday. They have had a chance this week to "self-scout" and evaluate where improvements need to be made. But do they have enough time to turn around their season and make the playoffs?
Let's look at three areas that need to be improved for them to have a chance:
Better balance on offense
After a sluggish start, Drew Brees is back on track with his passing game, his receivers are getting healthy and there is no doubt that the Saints can put up points and be the prolific throwing offense that we have seen in recent years. However, looking at the film, the Saints have become far too one-dimensional, their play-calling hasn't been as creative as it was with Sean Payton as the active coach and the run game has become almost an afterthought. This has always been a pass-first offense -- but with a strong commitment to the run game -- and that is just not happening right now.
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I am happy that someone is writing about this subject. I am a bi-polar person and a social worker working with the mentally ill. I know from my own experiences with my family that yes, I was blamed. I was the "problem" it was never my family that was at fault, etc. One of the best things to happen to me was to finally physically move out of my house and realize, from a distance, what was going on there that was terribly wrong. My feeling is this – we all grow up, to some degree, believing that what our parents say is "right." After all they are our parents they are supposed to know right from wrong? But this is so far from true! Parents are so often wrong, especially with the mentally ill child. They often are not loving, they are distant, and they are unable to look at themselves as a main part of what is going on with their child. (God forbid it's not just the kid's fault!) So, as a social worker, I try to advocated for my clients that the "correct" choice for a person is often NOT to stay with an unsupportive, unhealthy family that SEEMS caring, etc, but upon further inspection, is very far from being a loving support for anyone. Let's begin to ask hard questions of family members during family meetings, maybe the home is not the best place right now, maybe your son or daughter will find more support outside of the house, in an apartment, residence, etc. Sometimes you just can't change the parents, siblings, etc! With bother to try???
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Sights? No, sight! Hi viability front sight for close encounters.
This is a discussion on What sights for close encounters? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Sights? No, sight! Hi viability front sight for close encounters....
Sights? No, sight! Hi viability front sight for close encounters.
ALWAYS carry! - NEVER tell!
"A superior Operator is best defined as someone who uses his superior
judgement to keep himself out of situations that would require a display of his
superior skills."
My first question is what are you considering "close encounters?" If you are talking 7 yards and closer then you don't really need sights for COM shots. If you are trying for an aimed head shot or something then they might come in handy. But those situations would be few and very, very far between.
7 yards ..............point shoot
or front site only.
on my G23 I use a ghost ring system. They are fast and accrurate.
Preference is still point shooting 15 yards and in. Taking your sights off the gun, Duh I don't think so.
Jack dog
I really like the standard dot 24/7 xs sights, personally. More accurate than the big dots, faster than any conventional sights I have used. Very handy for indexing and flash sight picture, too. I wish they were available for more models.
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Where self preservation is concerned, if you're not cheating, your not trying...
Eh...I have noticed that I am bit more accurate with the 1911 and their reliable GI sights.
For close encounters of the worst kind point and shoot is the best way out for most. Chances are that even if you miss it will stop the encounter. Dont bank on it though.
It would hafta be point shooting as one should be pretty confident in that particular handgun and its grip angle.Espesially at close range...time issue. I wold think "seeing" a sight would be totally peripheral.
This is mine. That is yours.
Lets keep it that way.
glock factory sights are good. or you can put on some after market night sights. but for close range you need to do "point and shoot". you will not see your sights.
An armed man is a citizen. An unarmed man is a subject.
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Heinie Straight-8 sights were on my duty G22; truly great sights! I have moved back to SIGs as duty pistols, though, and like the factory non-tritium rear, with the front being either factory tritium or standard, but that is getting off-topic, as the original author in this post uses a Glock.
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4.5 Look good, built well but fall down on the bass Tastycrisp | 25/03/2011 | See all Tastycrisp's reviews (2) As the title suggest I found the XD100's to look and feel really good. The build quality is excellent for budget headphones and they seem pretty robust whilst staying relatively light.For the money you can't really go wrong, but as a minority of people on the reviews have pointed out the bass simply isn't up to scartch. Probably just me being fussy but I was planning to switch from my old work headphones (which are only holding together because of being encased in brown tape) to these permanently but immediately the difference was noticeable. So I will probbaly make do with my crummy headphones and splash out for something a little more suitable.Still, don't get me wrong. These are great for the price and the sound qulaity, if you're not too worried about the bass, is still pretty darn good!
4.5 Sony MDR XD100 Hi-Fi Headphones quietriot1983 | 01/02/2011 | See all quietriot1983's reviews (3) I really like these headphones, for less than 12 quid, they are excellent. Comfy, light, great sound, perfect for what I needed them for (PS3). OK the lead is long (3.5m) but to me that's no bother, although I can see that it would be miles too long if you wanted to use these for an iPod that was just in your pocket!Overall, for indoor use (!) I reckon these are a bloody bargain!
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- NAME and ALIASES
- Lucina Ferinal, Lieutenant Ferinal, Bloodletter.
- Female.
- Twenty-five
- Dragon Lancer.
- HEIGHT and WEIGHT
- 5'6", 174lbs.
- Lucina is of average height, with a toned figure. Her muscles are wiry but not particularly bulky, granting her a frame lithe enough to maintain some degree of grace during her actions.
- Black hair cut boyishly short, with what was once fair skin tanned by ample time spent in the sun, Lucina's features are sharp, though still pretty. Her green-eyed gaze is stern, her forehead holding one large wrinkle with the inevitable promise of more due to her penchant for frowning and knitting her brows.
- Lucina's leathers are her typical armor. Padded with chain and steel where it can best provide her protection without sacrificing her mobility, as well as a steel helmet to keep her head from being caved in easier than if she were to wear none. Lucina also wears a mask over her face for protection and intimidation purposes both. A steel mask, shaped like an eerie simulacrum of human features, save the slits present for it's eyes and mouth. Reference.
When in combat, Lucina carries the trademark spear of her profession, as well as a short sword at her hip and a dagger in her boot for emergency situations in combat.
When not in combat, Lucina wears a leather jerkin over her tunic, with sturdy boots and trousers. Her short sword and dagger are still present on the off chance combat becomes necessary, unless in a situation where wearing them is difficult.
- Lucina Ferinal is a proud woman of aggressive intelligence, with a blunt manner of speaking. She has made a name for herself through her efficiency and brutality in combat and tactics, an aspect owed to and embraced by her nature. Lucina speaks frankly with individuals instead of treading on eggshells to avoid the prospect of harming feelings, and holds frank conversation in high regard. Despite her rather brash nature, Lucina's intelligence and adaptability allows her to change with circumstance, and allows her to recognize the point where silence is a better option than speaking something out of turn. However, when there's a conflict brewing, Lucina will be one of the first to investigate and put a stop to the matter personally, rather than let it simmer and boil and undermine confidence in her ability.
- Lucina can come across has crass, even brutish due to her aggressive nature and proud bearing of herself. Diplomatic affairs, especially instances where careful diplomacy may lead away from conflict, are difficult for Lucina to work, due to her somewhat stubborn refusal to back down, making her difficult to negotiate with at the best of times. As well, Lucina's aggressive nature can lead to her throwing herself into problems that she might not have expected immediately, due to her rather head-first method of dealing with problems both in and out of combat. As well, Lucina has a tendency to mistake a meek and mild-mannered demeanor for a weak one, which can land her into trouble if not used well.
- Lucina is literate and rather capable of drawing maps. She also possesses an understanding of metalworking and leather craft, due to frequent work with her own armor and weapons. She has an understanding of social graces, even if they are rarely used.
- Lucina joined the Divine Order once she became of age at sixteen, however, Lucina's career in the Divine Order wasn't one of repute until she was twenty-two, during an attempt to take an Etherium vein positioned over a pagan religious center. What should have been a simple battle for two platoons to take care of turned into a violent blood bath on both sides, with only seven of the original fourty-eight soldiers returning from the combat. Lucina Ferinal was among them, having reportedly cut through many pagans herself to ensure three of the seven would make it back from the battle. She was promoted to Lieutenant, and put in command of a platoon after recovering from her wounds sustained during the battle.
The pagan tribe that Lucina's previous platoon had gone up against had been known for wearing ornate masks in combat for the sake of both inciting terror and granting protection, a practice which Lucina herself soon took up. Her mask, however, was not one of wood and leather, but steel. The mask gained initial skepticism from members of her platoon at their new lieutenant, which was promptly put to rest when Lucina's capability in combat and leadership was put to the test in a number of skirmishes against various other groups during the Divine Order's efforts to gain control of more Etherium. Lieutenant Ferinal's aggressive and effective tactics and brutal combat prowess quickly earned her the respect of her platoon, her mask going from a subject of hushed whispers to the very symbol of the platoon. Lucina never once deviated from her orders, despite the vicious nature of her execution of them. Somewhere down the line, the nickname Bloodletter rose among Lucina's company, a pseudonym which Lucina did nothing to put a stop to. Despite her efforts for promotion to Captain, however, Lucina's rank and station have changed little, a factor that personally frustrates her.
With the withdrawal of troops in the wake of peace talks, Lucina found her platoon back home, with little else to do than sit on their haunches and enjoy some time off. But events have changed, and war is on the horizon. A war the Bloodletter would very much like to participate in, if it comes down to it.
- Faith's Riposte - 10 Stamina
- Lucina takes up a stance that allows her to parry or block the next melee attack directed at her and counter quickly. Does not work against ranged attacks.
- Lucina strikes out three times with her spear in rapid succession for her opponent's chest, before making a final strike at their weapon arm in an effort to disarm her opponent. Lucina is restored 5 stamina if the disarming blow is successful.
- Lucina strikes her opponent's legs, crippling them and putting her opponent in a state of bleeding. Movement speed and footwork from the opponent will receive a penalty, and Lucina is replenished 10 stamina if successful.
- Lucina's wounds have made brought her rage to a boiling point. Her strength and speed of attacks increase in this state, but lose accuracy as a result. Strikes that do land will cause the target to bleed, leading to damage over time unless treated. Further injuries gained during this state will drive Lucina further into her rage, and successful strikes will encourage Lucina onward.


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Milton Recreation (MREC) ·is pleased to announce that registration for Summer 2015 youth baseball and softball leagues is now open. MREC has many youth league options for grade levels Pre-K through 9th grade. To find more information about summer youth baseball or softball, or to register your child, please go to miltonrec.com or call the recreation department at 868-9393.
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Board of Education Approves 2015-2016 School Year Calendar
At their regularly scheduled meeting on January 26, 2015, the School District of Milton's Board of Education approved the 2015-2016 school year calendar. District Administrator Tim Schigur presented the calendar to the Board after gathering input from teaching staff and the District's administrative team. A link to the 2015-2016 calendar is found here: 2015-2016 school year calendar. Highlights of the calendar include:
-The start to the school year is September 1, 2015, as required by DPI guidelines.
-The District's "Late Start" days have been eliminated and replaced with full days of staff professional development. Both teaching staff and administrators felt they would get more out of full days of professional development. Professional development days will be mandatory report days for all staff and generally take place once a month. The primary purpose of the change is to maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of professional development time for staff, in addition to eliminating some of the impositions that community members stated regarding the current late start schedules.
-The winter break will be two days shorter, as students and staff will report on Dec. 21 and 22, 2015.
-Instructional time for students as measured in minutes remains essentially unchanged.
-The last day of school is June 3, 2016, with graduation scheduled for June 5, 2016.
-Elective summer school courses would begin June 6, 2016 and end July 1, 2016.
District Administrator Schigur commented on the calendar stating "I am both excited and grateful that the Board has approved the 2015-2016 school year calendar. The calendar is a product of our teaching staff and administrative team working together to create a schedule that allows us to focus on continuing to improve the high quality educational experience that we offer our students with what we believe is an even better school year calendar for our community".
School District of Milton Announces 4k and 5k Family Orientation Date
School District of Milton
4 year old Pre-Kindergarten & 5 year old Kindergarten
Family Orientation/Enrollment for 2015 – 2016 school year is scheduled for
Monday, February 2, 2015
at Northside Intermediate School.
4 year old pre-kindergarten: 12:30 p.m. & 6:00 p.m.
5 year old kindergarten (only new families to the district need to attend): 7:30pm
4 year old Pre-Kindergarten: Children must be four years of age on or before 9-01-15.
Kindergarten: Children must be five years of age on or before 9-01-15.
Please bring with you:
*Enrollment packet– papers filled out (you may obtain them at our District Office)
*Birth Certificate to show proof of age - We do not need a copy to keep on file
* proof of residency (utility bill, etc.) if you are new to our district
*If applicable – any legal custody documentation
MPK4 Site Partners For 2015-2016 Currently Are:
Creative Beginnings Small Wonders
Milton Preschool Learning Center YMCA
Milton East Elementary Milton West ElementaryFor questions about the MP4K placement, please contact Jen Cramer at 868-9380For questions about the Kindergarten placement, please contact Dan Grady at 868-9230All other questions, please contact Family Enrollment Coordinator Deena Olson at 868-9209
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Mt. Rainier: August 20th Summit!
Posted by: Brent Okita, Pete Van Deventer | August 20, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount Rainier
Elevation: 14,410'
This morning the RMI summit climbs reached Washington's highest point, Columbia Crest on Mt. Rainier! The weather was great with some winds around 25 mph, a little chilly but really nice. The Four Day Summit Climb left the crater rim to start their descent back to Camp Muir at 7:50 a.m.
Congratulations to today's summit climbs!
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Congratulations to Mike and everyone else in this group. Can't wait to see pictures. What an accomplishment.
Posted by: DEBBIE on 8/21/2012 at 7:15 pm
Daniel, Awesome pics my love…the inter glacier is beautiful. I'm sure the pics don't do it justice. Rendido ante ti mi amor! Eschchur yo eschando otra did mas had ta, Jennifer
Posted by: Jennifer Penn on 8/21/2012 at 6:01 pm
So proud of you Mary and Lori! You rock!!
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Congrats Andy and Dan! That said, I am not surprised. : ) Have an awesome, safe trip home!
Posted by: Abby on 8/21/2012 at 4:13 am
Dan, Hope you have an amazing climb! We are so proud of you and happy for you!! Much love, Joyce and Alexis
Posted by: Joyce Dunham on 8/21/2012 at 3:55 am
Daniel I'm so excited for you and your journey… touch the sky honey. I love you!!!, Otra dias, Jennifer
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Lori and Mary to the top!
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Posted by: J on 8/20/2012 at 9:00 am
Congratulations Brother Bob, we look forward to seeing pictures and hearing all about the trip!
Posted by: Bill on 8/20/2012 at 8:35 am
Amazing! You were on a crater rim this morning? Sounds like a place your favorite interstellar rover would be : ) The picture looks so clear (and the mountain so big—you were really up there!?!?!).
Have a safe descent with your team. Enjoy the accomplishment. Can't wait to see you. Love, K
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After three weeks of solid work and eight days of almost sleepless nights, I am finally able to make this official announcement: Koobismo.com - the new home of Marauder Shields and other awesome stuff created by yours truly and his team - will have its official opening this Thursday evening, January 24th. Fun will be had, singing may occur, drinks allowed, but due to the virtual nature of the whole shabang, you will have to bring your own. Whether we'll show up in force or in a smaller, more intimate group, Koobismo.com is launching. I'm already wearing a party hat.
You have no idea how awesome it is to finally say all of that out loud! I promised myself to not make any announcements until I finished the postwork on the last frame of MS Episode 41, just to be sure that no further delays will be encountered on the way (as our regular readers know, I'm known as Koobs the Atrocious Delayer in at least 3 alternative universes, including the one where dolphins took over San Francisco). Alas, last bits of virtual paint have been slapped across the comic five minutes ago, leaving me to my organizational and team wrangling duties. Aside from being a generally cool addition to our little series (or so I believe), the new episode drops a few important clues about a few important things, so be sure to keep your eyes open and your minds receptive.
I don't want to say too much about the upcoming attractions, as I'm trying to leave at least a few surprises for y'all, but allow me to tell you that this is indeed a major milestone for myself, our team, Marauder Shields and... For things yet to come. We'll start on a bit more humble note, trying to get our footing first, but our long-term goals range from ambitious to arrogantly devious. Hell, if you'd told me about any of these developments a year ago, I wouldn't believe a single word. In a very twisted and almost ethereal way, Marauder Shields reignited a flame of hope in an important part of my life that was slowly drying away, crushed by, well, said life itself. There will be time to tell you all more about that, but this isn't it, not yet. Need to pour myself a glass of scotch and put on my best fluffy slippers first.
Two more quick thingies before I go and lay down my head on a pillow for the next three hours. Firstly, special thank yous to all of you who took part in our little community video project. It came out brilliantly and I will be proudly presenting it during the launch, displaying what a diverse, outspoken and relentlessly awesome community we have become. Second of all, just to remind you of the information that has been circling around these here parts for a while: even after the launch of Koobismo.com, Marauder Shields will continue to be published here as well, albeit with a small lag. You'll have to get to the site for our one-offs, comedy pieces, interviews and storytelling articles, though. The site will become our new headquarters, finally giving some space to my team members, something that operating on a DA account seriously impaired.
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Marketers Cross Industry Lines to Cut Through Ad Clutter
BUYERS of Frito-Lay's Ruffles potato chips are finding a "prize" in the bag: an offer of 15 minutes of free long-distance calling from MCI Communications Corporation.
The promotion, also advertised on the outside of the bag, invites snackers to dial 1-800-288-CRUNCH to switch permanently to MCI as a long-distance carrier. Callers can also comment on whether Frito-Lay's latest chips are crunchier and more flavorful than they were before.
The deal is typical of a different kind of two-for-the-price-of-one offer that many corporations are trying: When consumers by one product, they also get a little bit of another.
"It's a relatively inexpensive way for both organizations to piggyback off each other and offer customers more value," says Bill Ross, professor of marketing at the the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School in Philadelphia.
Professor Ross says such efforts, because they are unusual, can help a company cut through the "clutter" of other advertising and affect people's purchasing decisions.
"Any time I can put an ad in some location where it's new and different, ... [that's] a lot better than being the third of five commercials at 8 o'clock on a Tuesday evening," he says.
Pepsico Inc., which owns Frito-Lay, teamed up with numerous other companies this summer to promote its beverage division, giving out 40 million "Gotta Have It" cards with its drink packs. Consumers used the plastic cards to get discounts from other companies.
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Ferguson Shooting: Rallies Held Across US
Hundreds of people have marched through the streets of a Missouri suburb to protest against the death of a black teenager shot dead by police.
The peaceful protests come after violent clashes between demonstrators and police in full riot gear, who have fired tear gas and smoke bombs in recent nights.
Michael Brown's death, and the police handling of the protests, have made headlines across America.
President Barack Obama said there was "no excuse" for excessive force by police in Ferguson - a town seething at the fatal shooting of the 18-year-old.
The president urged all sides to "take a step back" after several nights of demonstrations following Brown's death on Saturday.
"Now is the time for healing," said Mr Obama, speaking during a working holiday in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts.
"Now is the time for peace and calm on the streets of Ferguson. Now is the time for an open and transparent process to see that justice is done."
The latest demonstration in Ferguson, a suburb of St Louis, was supervised by the Missouri State Highway Patrol and its African-American captain, Ron Johnson, who grew up in the community.
Several marchers stopped to shake hands with police and troopers, in marked contrast to violent scenes earlier this week.
Vigils were also held in more than 90 cities across the country to observe a National Moment of Silence.
Rallies took place in Detroit, Los Angeles and New York, where people were asked to wear a red ribbon, cloth or bandana as a mark of solidarity.
Some of the biggest protests were in Manhattan's Union Square and Times Square.
Police say Mr Brown was shot dead during a scuffle with an officer, but a witness told local media Mr Brown had his hands in the air when he was killed.
The shooting has stoked tensions in Ferguson, where two-thirds of the 21,000 residents are black, while all but three of the police force's officers are white.
Police have refused to release the identity of the officer who shot Mr Brown, citing death threats and concerns for his safety.
St Louis County Police have previously been accused of racially profiling black people and of racist hiring procedures.
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This weekend, Officer Richard Matthews will be honored here in Wilmington. Visitation is set for this Sunday from 5:00 to 8:00 pm, at Port City Community Church on Vision Drive.
A funeral service will take place Monday at 1:00 pm, at St. Mark's Catholic Church on Eastwood Road.
Final services and burial will be conducted in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
Officer Matthews died early Wednesday morning. He was responding as back-up for another officer, when he swerved to avoid a box in the roadway, lost control, and hit a tree.


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The other candidates continue to ramp up their campaigns. Veteran Dan Gilyeat chose the 68th anniversary of the bombing at Pearl Harbor to place his name on the Kansas Republican Primary Ballot to honor America's "Greatest Generation" stating that "Americans once again need to be united and take a stand to defend our country from enemies both foreign and domestic.
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I hope you are all watching the Wolverines and Lamarr Woodley. Yet another FF, this kid can get to the QB.
Leon Hall is a gem too...solid in coverage and can tackle (a trait that many college CBs lack). I might add fast as hell (or so it looks), I will be interested to see what kind of #s he puts up at the combine.
um i was just letting u know..dont have to be an *******. btw grats on watching your first college ball game. u noticed the players people have been talking about
Ha good one clown, I know far more about college FB than you...I am simply stating how these 2 guys look. I did not tune into Mel's latest board and assume these guys were good much like yourself. They stand out in the game that I am watching and figured it was worth mentioning.
na im a real big Hall fan. all you've done is say "Woodley looks like he can rush the passer!" ..well no ****..he doesnt have a ton of sacks and pressures for no reason. "Hall looks like a good corner..he can tackle" . good observation..Hall has been the best corner in college since preseason. forgot to mention that Hart looks like he can run the ball and that Alan Branch looks great too again.. i wasnt trying to be a dick before..i was saying Hall is a top 15-top 10 pick by the looks of his play and i was saying it in dissapointment because i would of liked to see him in a Patriots uniform
harvey, I'm with you on Woodley. His aggression and motor are eye-popping. My only questions: height and speed. Looking at him as a 3-4 OLB, 6'1'' isn't ideal. Also, its hard to tell how quick he is, especially against sub-par competition like NW. So I'm holding off on annointing him until the OSU game. Also, about Leon Hall... when a front 7 is as dominant as Michigan's, it's hard to tell how good a cover man is. Many of his potential flaws could be hidden by the prssure up front. He SEEMS good, but until he can shut down A. Gonzalez or T. Ginn, showing that kind of speed, agility, and the ability to press elite talent, I'm not sold he's an elite, mid-1st rd prospect. I'm not saying he isn't, just that we need to see more against comparable talent.
Now atleast thats a reasonable non-mel kiper ratings based response. I agree with essentially everything stated above. Woodley, however, was a force against the ND line as well. He reminds me somewhat of David Pollack (UGA) with that constant motor (shown on one play today when he chased down Sutton).
yea..im 1 of the biggest fans of that dumbass kiper..let me tell you about it. i've never listed to him and never will. and has he even started talking yet?
Pollack is a good comparison. Another one is Daryl Tapp. I don't know if you watched Tapp at Va Tech the last few years, but he had that same thick build with a knack for pressuring the QB. Pollack was taken about #20; Tapp mid 2nd rd. So would you take Woodley, based on what you've seen already, at #20 (Seattle's pick)? Maybe #32 (the Pats). I'll probably wait til the evaluation process is over this winter before making up my mind (like it matters what I think!).
I saw Tapp many times...I love the Big East and went to BC (winning the ACC this year btw). I cannot judge where Woodley should be slated yet, as it is only Oct. Lets see what kind of #s he puts up for the rest of the year and in the off-season.


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Halloween treat: Monster Book of Monsters' transformation
Posted October 31st, 2013 by Heather DennyThere have been spooky happenings in the Maihaugen Gallery this Halloween. A medieval chant book, originally from the fifteenth or sixteenth century, has inexplicably transformed into a Harry Potter-inspired Monster Book of Monsters! Come see the enormous leather-and-wood-bound book complete with scary demon face, vicious teeth, and dismembered body parts. Rumor has it that the book will disappear soon after midnight on Halloween, so see it today!
While you're in the gallery, check out the exhibit Noteworthy Connections: Music in the MIT Libraries on display until December 12, 2013.
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John Boehner's Dangerous Choice
The contest of wills under way in Washington is casually deceptive. Yes, it pits Republicans against Democrats, and the House of Representatives against the Senate and the White House. Yes, it is a partisan and institutional fight, with the all-too-familiar theater of dueling news conferences, apocalyptic threats and interest-group e-mail blasts.
But this conflict bleeds outside the lines of traditional politics, carrying with it the potential to damage the nation in profound ways. Without a long-term agreement between the antagonists -- a proposed six-week reprieve from the debt ceiling would merely postpone the endgame -- President Barack Obama may soon face a choice between safeguarding democratic governance on one hand and protecting financial stability on the other. If this budding, bumbling crisis comes to that, disaster is all but guaranteed.
The U.S. cannot under any circumstances afford a default. The last time political dysfunction in Washington led us to the brink, during the 2011 debt-ceiling fiasco, Standard & Poor's downgraded U.S. credit for the first time in history, and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke cited "disrupted financial markets and probably the economy" as a result. Those are small stakes compared with the consequences of an actual default, which could start with frozen credit markets and conclude with a prolonged global recession.
The U.S. also cannot under any circumstances afford to normalize political extortion. In retrospect, Obama erred in 2011 by agreeing to Republican demands for vast spending cuts in return for raising the debt ceiling. That deal was a precedent-breaker; no previous increase in the debt limit had been subject to similar conditions. Obama must now make sure it was not also a precedent-setter. If determined factions are able to achieve their ends by preventing the normal operations of the government and threatening economic chaos, then the nation's 237-year democratic project will unravel. That this threat is less immediate -- and less obvious -- than a default-driven financial meltdown does not make it any less real.
Understanding the Debt Ceiling
Surely Speaker of the House John Boehner understands that the integrity of both the financial markets and the U.S.'s system of government must be secured. Boehner personally showed no appetite for manufacturing this crisis. Facing pressure from the fringe of his caucus, however, he nonetheless proceeded.
Roughly a week remains before the "extraordinary measures" employed by the Treasury Department to stave off default become insufficient. Unlike the Treasury, Boehner has numerous options for resolving the crisis, including establishing a deal-making structure that doesn't depend on threats to harm the nation. His job in the days ahead is to make certain the House of Representatives rises to its duty, as it has on countless occasions in the past.
Boehner has a difficult job. But no choice the speaker confronts is as untenable as the one that will face the president if Boehner fails.
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Chocolate Cappuccino 146 calories
Yield: 8 servings ( Serving Size: apprx. 5 1/2 oz. )
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- 1 cup(s) chocolate liqueur
- 2 tablespoon(s) maple syrup
- 2 cup(s) hot brewed espresso
- 1 1/2 cup(s) scalded whole milk
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) ground cinnamon
- optional chocolate shavings
- Combine liqueur and syrup in a microwave safe dish. Heat on high for 30 seconds. Divide liqueur mixture evenly among 8 mugs. Add 1/4 cup espresso to each. Froth milk and pour about 1/4 cup milk into each mug. Top with ground cinnamon. Garnish with chocolate shavings, if desired.
- Calories 146, Fat 1.7g, Protein 1.5g, Carbs 18.9g Sodium 29 mg., Calcium 57 mg.
- Low fat, Low Sodium.
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Calories | 200 |
Total Fat | 15g |
Saturated Fat | 9g |
Cholesterol | 20mg |
Sodium | 8mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 17g |
Dietary Fiber | 2g |
Sugars | n/a |
Protein | 2g |
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Total Time: 20 min
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- 1 cup(s) heavy (whipping) cream
- 1 pound(s) bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped
- 2 tablespoon(s) (up to 3) coffee or hazelnut liqueur
- Dippers: fresh pear slices, crisp ladyfingers, dried apricots, marshmallows, strawberries
- In a 4-cup microwave-safe bowl, heat cream on high just until steaming, about 1 1/2 to 2 minutes.
- Add the chocolate; let stand until shiny and softened, about 3 minutes. Add the liqueur and whisk until smooth.
- Transfer to a ceramic fondue pot or ceramic chafing dish and keep warm over an alcohol burner or votive candle. (You can also use a very small slow-cooker, set on low.) Serve immediately with Dippers.
Tips & Techniques
Plan Ahead: You can make fondue up to 3 days ahead and refrigerate. Reheat gently in microwave until hot and whisk to recombine just before serving. Rinse and dry fruit up to 2 hours before serving; keep at room temperature. Cut pears just before serving.
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