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Last week, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) released its first official estimates of the Utica/Point Pleasant shale play. The numbers were very positive for the energy and economic development outlook of the region. But as with many reports like this, it is often what you don't read that is most interesting.
If you are keeping up on the industry, let's not miss what you may have already read in the standard media coverage. The USGS estimated a total mean recoverable reserve in the Utica of 38 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, 940 million barrels of oil and 208 million barrels of natural gas liquids. A tremendous amount of energy reserves right here under our feet in Ohio and the surrounding region — and a significant shale play by any account.
One of the first things I find interesting; geologists are a conservative bunch who don't want to overestimate their work.
In 2002, the USGS released its first mean recoverable estimate of the Marcellus Shale play showing 2 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and 10 million barrels of natural gas liquids. In 2011, with a lot more known about the Marcellus and new drilling techniques perfected, the USGS increased their estimates to 84 trillion cubic feet of gas and 3.4 billion barrels of liquids that might be recovered — an astounding jump.
I am not going to leap to some ridiculous conclusion and try to apply a factor of '40x' to the Utica numbers, but I am willing to "peek under the sheets" a bit and look at some of the other numbers in the just released report.
Most observers have been focused on the mean of the recoverable estimates. For a moment, let's look at the high-end of the spectrum at what is called the 'F5' or the number that represents a 5% likelihood of return. (The low-end estimate is called the 'F95' as in a 95% likelihood of return.) At the high end, we could be looking at nearly 61 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, 1.4 billion barrels of oil and 398 million barrels of natural gas liquids. Significantly higher . . . and possible.
What else did I find interesting about the just released USGS estimate on the Utica? The last sentence of the introduction, an easily overlooked statement. It says, "These are potentially technically recoverable resources that can be exploited by using horizontal drilling combined with hydraulic fracturing techniques."
Why do I find this statement important? It is the key mention of the technologies used to extract the resource. The report cites data and models from as far back as the 1980's. As many geologists have told me, what is contained in the shale is not new to them. We didn't suddenly discover and drill into the Utica shale formation a few years ago; drillers have been penetrating it for decades and core samples have been evaluated for their content. In fact, the name Utica shale actually dates back to the 1840s, when it was categorized and named for a point in New York State where it outcrops near the city of Utica.
That USGS nod to the role of hydraulic fracturing underscores that the Utica is more than a shale play. It is a technology play. It is not the discovery of some newly found resource, it is really the application of newly proven technologies allowing for this vast new source of domestic energy production.
I could expound on that point, but would rather let the geologist do it for me. As was cited in the USGS report in 2011: "Since the 1930's, almost every well drilled through the Marcellus found noticeable quantities of natural gas. However, in late 2004, the Marcellus was recognized as a potential reservoir rock, instead of just a regional source rock, meaning that the gas could be produced from it instead of just being a source for the gas. Technological improvements resulted in commercially viable gas production …."
The point is, it's not that the shale is now being discovered; it's that we now have the technology that allows us to obtain and utilize it.
All of this is important for economic development, jobs creation and more. Foremost on people's minds is working America back toward a path that allows it to determine its energy future. The combination of the Utica and Marcellus shale plays in this region of the United States, combined with the technological leaps of the American R&D sector has put our nation on a path toward energy security.
By this measure, energy security has a payoff that is incalculable. We have been sending troops to deal with regional conflicts in the Middle East for decades, because that's where we got our energy.
If we were instead to rely on energy from the Marcellus and Utica shale plays, regional conflicts over energy would become more like arguments over the Browns vs. Steelers or the Nittany Lions vs. the Mountaineers — issues that could be settled over a Pottsville Yuengling instead of a Potsdam Conference.
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The Hamburger Bahnhof was built in the mid-nineteenth century as a terminal station for the railway track between Hamburg and Berlin. At the beginning of the twentieth century the building was transformed into a traffic and technology museum and since 1996 it has housed the Museum for Contemporary Art of the Nationalgalerie. The Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum für Gegenwart - Berlin is one of the largest museums for contemporary art in the world. In parallel to temporary exhibitions, the approximately 10,000 square meters of the Hamburger Bahnhof are dedicated to the presentation of artworks from the collection of the Nationalgalerie, the Marx Collection, the Friedrich Christian Flick Collection im Hamburger Bahnhof and the Marzona Collection.
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Tonight, Andrew Hughes is back from the Tribune along with Rick Hummer from Plymouth Speedway and Jamie Robinson from Potawatomi Conservatories. Plus, we'll talk about the Essenhaus Restaurant and the Brazillian Samba!
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yes but will the average consumer know that. most likely not. the point im trying to make is that for every os, regardless of win vs osx, theyre supposed to be better than the last. Don't tell me OSX hasn't been plagued by bugs or else we wouldn't be at 10.5 now would we.
Uh, yes, the average person will be VERY familiar with it. That's why it is so effective.
OSX has had bugs? Yes. Was it known for daily reboots, needing reinstallation after 6 months, or being riddled with malware? No.
The 10.x releases are major upgrades to OSX; they aren't the 10.-.x updates that regularly come out and not only fix bugs but also add features, like 10.5.7 giving macbooks an extra hour of battery life.


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Tonight, John Shoup and Jessica Hardy talk about an upcoming comedy film festival, Andrew Beckman from Studebaker Nation Museum tells us about a new exhibit that's going to be open for Black History month, and much more.
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Greek Style Roasted Red Pepper Pesto
One of the things that I really like about pestos is that they are fun and easy to play around with. Despite the fact that they do not have all that many ingredients in them, changing just one or two can completely change the flavour profile of the pesto. The other day when I was going through my freezer I came across a cache of roasted red peppers that I had frozen back in the fall and I remembered an experiment that I had wanted to try with a roasted red pepper pesto. I don't tend to use fresh oregano all that often and I had been thinking about new ways to use it when the idea of replacing the basil in a roasted red pepper pesto with some would be particularly nice. Oregano definitely reminds me of Greek cuisine and that got me thinking about other Greek flavours when I thought that some salty feta might help balance out the sweetness of the roasted red peppers and balsamic vinegar. I have to say that I quite enjoyed this use of the fresh oregano in the roasted red pepper pesto! You can use this pesto as a sauce for a pasta or as a condiment and it works rather well as a spread in sandwiches.
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2 large roasted red peppers
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It's already been done. I take it you haven't read Interesting Times yet?author3 wrote:Rincewind going to Twoflowers world
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I'd like to read more about HEX as well. I wonder where Terry could take a storyline like that.
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Abt the plot.
Maybe it could be Pex that went all logical then (they were using chickens after all).
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I know that's like comparing one shiny penny to a dull one but all I hear is how terrible Gilbert is but Adams is far worse.
I know that's like comparing one shiny penny to a dull one but all I hear is how terrible Gilbert is but Adams is far worse.
Allen is destroying him today
He is definitely looking crappy this game. The only way to know for sure if to put Gilbert and LT and Adams at RT and see what Gilbert does.
Adams probably had too much bangers and mash for breakfast this morning. Not that it would not have been bad anyway. It's like he was chasing Allen around a roundabout, on those rare occasions he was not standing and watching.
Narcissistic injury is the term used for any threat to a narcissist's outsized ego or self-esteem.
On that last series, Ben had throw it into the stands after Adams was destroyed on the line. You know they are coming and you still can't stop them. Adams is sh*t and I don't see how he's going to get any better soon. What a f**king joke.
Some fans want young players to take their lumps while they learn.
I'm one of those that say "take your lumps and learn" when the season is over but I'm not sure what our options are. Doctor Sean BEGGED the Steelers not to draft this guy, I thought he was a coup in the second round. Shows what I know.
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Even if the future LT is not on the roster if Adams played as bad as everyone is saying that he played, he needs to be benched and play someone else, you can't continue to leave him in the game, he hasn't earned that privilege.
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Heart attack is the number one killer of both men and women in the U.S. Each year, about 1.1 million Americans suffer a heart attack, and 460,000 of these are fatal. Most of the deaths from heart attacks are caused by ventricular fibrillation of the heart that occurs before the victim of the heart attack can reach an emergency room. Those who reach the emergency room have an excellent prognosis; survival from a heart attack with modern treatment should exceed 90%. The 1% to 10% of heart attack victims who die later include those victims who suffer major damage to the heart muscle initially or who suffer additional damage at a later time. Fortunately, procedures such as coronary angiogram and PTCA (coronary balloon angioplasty), and clot dissolving drugs are available that can quickly open blocked arteries in order to restore circulation to the heart and limit heart muscle damage. In order to optimally benefit heart attack victims and limit the extent of heart damage, these treatments to open blocked arteries should be given early during a heart attack.
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Red Bean Bun
Contributor: Ho Siew Loon
Baking has always been my cup of tea. And I would say that I love to bake breads and buns for my family and friends. With some leftover red bean paste in the refrigerator, I have decided to clear it up by making some of these beautiful red bean buns (or rolls). I am really happy with how they turned out and within minutes they were all gone. They were delicious!
Making buns using Overnight Sponge Dough Method from "Alex Goh's Baking Code" actually gives the buns a very soft, springy and fine texture which I am really impressed. The bun is soft like a pillow that you can eat it on its own or with your favorite filling. I truly enjoy eating this bun especially when it is fresh from the oven. The lovely aroma that filled the house makes it difficult to resist. This red bean bun is definitely one of the best buns I have made so far. For the shape, I was inspired by Happy Home Baking.
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These are STUNNING!!! And I love red bean paste in baked goods. Can't wait to try making these. Fingers crossed that mine turn out half as beautiful!
What an amazing idea to use red bean paste in buns. They sound fantastic.
I used to enjoy this bun for breakfast in Malaysia – not to forget the coconut, lotus seed, sardine etc.. Mmmm…. So good :D
can't wait to try this one.
I loooove red bean bun! Well anything with red bean is winner to me… I am just crazy with azuki. =)
yummy, we used to eat them a lot when we were living in KL. just down at One utama, the bakery there sells these yummy red bean buns. Oh how I miss Kl
ups that look very delicious…..
wud luv to try this delicious recipe but can u pls tell me what is high protein flour. could not find it in the supermarket.
wonder whether there is a typo error. You mentioned Put red bean dough in the middle and wrap it up. Do you mean red bean paste? Pls advise as I am confused. thanks
Hi, I'm planning to make this tonight/tomorrow. However, I only have a hand-held mixer. Do you think I can still make this red bean bun? Thank you! :)
I made this using my hand-held mixer, although it's really hard to mix the ingredients (took longer and I had to knead it in the end), the buns turned out still great! Thanks for your recipe :) It's my first time making bread :)
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Hi there,
I love the look of this recipe but have no clue whatsoever about the "100g Overnight Sponge Dough" that is used here.
I understand it is a method of preparation but is there a separate recipe for it?
Do you treat just 100g of the dough in this way then add it?
Unless I'm missing something, it's a little unclear.
Thank you for any help
I'd also like to know about the 100g overnight sponge dough!
Oh, just saw the link. :) thank you!
Hi, the yeast you use for both the overnight Spong dough and the other sweet dough is the active dry yeast or instant yeast? I understand the each type requires different measurement
HI, is high protein flour same as strong flour? and the last step how to roll it like a swiss roll i don't really understand cut vertically and roll ?thanks
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2009 NEA Jazz Masters Announced
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The National Endowment for the Arts today announced the recipients of the 2009 NEA Jazz Masters Award-the nation's highest honor in this distinctly American music. The six recipients will each receive a $25,000 grant award, and will be publicly honored in an awards ceremony and concert on Friday, October 17, 2008.
The six 2009 NEA Jazz Masters are:
George Benson (vocalist/guitar)
Jimmy Cobb (drums)
Lee Konitz (saxophone)
Toots Thielemans (harmonica and guitar)
Snooky Young (trumpet)
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June 2, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: allen toussaint, bo diddley, new orleans, Notes
Bo Diddley died this morning. I learned about his death en route to an interview with Allen Toussaint, the legendary New Orleans R&B producer. Toussaint, himself a fellow member of the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame, shared some beautiful thoughts about the legendary Bo Diddley.
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Pianist and Composer Nik Bärtsch
May 30, 2008. Posted by Simon Rentner.Add new comment | Filed under: Jazz Alive
Composer and pianist Nik Bärtsch likes to create mystery. He dresses in black and shaves his head. He also has a black belt in Aikido. His passion: the mystic energy of sound. As a minimalist who seeks the essence of groove, he often explores one rhythmic pattern for hours at a time. The result: a Steve Reich meets James Brown mash-up he calls "Ritual Groove Music" or "Zen Funk." Discover why his group Mobile sometimes performs for 36 hours at a time. Produced by WBGO's Simon Rentner.


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Adam and Eve
The first human beings are banished by God.
Reprinted with permission from Who's Who in the Hebrew Bible (The Jewish Publication Society).
Adam was the first human being and the progenitor of the human race. The first chapter of Genesis states that God made man in the sixth day of the Creation, fashioning him in His own image and giving him dominion over the rest of creation. The etymology of the word Adam connects it with Adamah, "ground or soil," and with Adom, "red." This suggests that Adam was formed from red soil or clay.
The second chapter of Genesis tells the creation of man in more detail. God created man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life. He placed him in the Garden of Eden to cultivate it and keep it. God told the man that he could eat from every tree in the garden, except from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, under penalty of death.
God brought all the animals and birds to Adam, who gave them their respective names, but Adam could not find among the animals a suitable helpmate. God then put the man to sleep, extracted one of his ribs, and fashioned with it the first woman, whom Adam called Eve because she would be the mother of all the living.
The man and the woman were naked and felt no shame until the serpent convinced the woman to eat the fruit of the forbidden tree. After Eve shared the fruit with Adam, the couple became aware of their nakedness. They covered themselves with fig leaves and hid from God in embarrassment. God asked Adam (Genesis 3:11): "Who told you that you were naked? Did you eat of the tree from which I had forbidden you to eat?"
Adam blamed Eve, and Eve blamed the serpent. As punishment for their transgression, God condemned the serpent to crawl on its belly and eat dust. He told the woman that she would suffer pain in childbirth, would crave for her husband, and be subject to him.
To the man, God said, "Because you did as your wife said and ate of the tree about which I commanded you, 'You shall not eat of it,' Cursed be the ground because of you; by toil shall you eat of it. All the days of your life: Thorns and thistles shall it sprout for you. But your food shall be the grasses of the field; by the sweat of your brow shall you get bread to eat, until you return to the ground--for from it you were taken. For dust you are, and to dust you shall return (Genesis 3:17–19)."
God then made garments of skin and clothed Adam and Eve. To prevent them from eating the fruit of the tree of life, thus becoming immortal, God expelled them from the Garden of Eden. After being driven out of the Garden of Eden, Eve conceived and gave birth to Cain and, later, to Abel. After the death of Abel, who was murdered by his jealous brother, Eve gave birth to her third son, Seth when Adam was 130 years old.
There is no further mention of Eve in the Bible, and it is not known how old she was when she died. Though Adam lived on for many years, dying at the age of 930, the Bible gives no account of how he adapted himself to life outside the Garden of Eden, except to mention that he fathered sons and daughters.
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Reviews of the Week
UK magazine Gramophone on Garth Knox'
Saltarello is every bit as inventive and beautiful as its predecessor , Damore (9/08), rendering time and geographical space irrelevant in its jumping the word saltarello derives from the Italian forto jump from place to place and piece to piece. The repertoire moves with sublime elegance from Irish folk music to the German and French Middle Ages, the English and Italian Baroque and thence, in the figures of Saariaho and Knox himself, to the present.
Bringing all this music seamlessly together are the remarkable sonic possibilities offered by the combination of cello and viola or viola damore. A fiddle and electronics are added for good measure but its the massive range and depth of beauty of just these two instruments playing together that is at the heart of the recording.
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Juxtaposing Lutoslawskis Funeral Music in memory of Béla Bartók (1956-58) with the Hungarians divertimento (1939) is apt beyound the textural common string-orchestral ground. Bartók was creative godfather to the Pole, whose musical gravestone references the Divertimento obliquely. The obvious coupling perhaps too obvious would have been the Music For Strings, Percussion and Celesta but the Romanian Folk Dances, given here in the familiar 1937 string-orchestral transcription by Arthur Willner, act as a kind of creative corrective (not for the first time on disc), moving back towards the raw material from which Bartóks creativity and, at a further remove, Lutoslawskis own sprang. [...] Dennis Russell Davies ellicits finely judged and very refined performances from the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra. Thier measured account of Lutoslawskis Funeral Music is deeply felt and, while not displacing the composers own, gets to the heart of the matter. . [...] Typically superb ECM sound...
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[...] The two pianos are heard together in Ravels trancription of the Trois Nocturnes and Debussys own transcription of his famous orchestral Prélude. In other words, if you want both books of the Préludes together, dont hesitate: these two relatively uncommon arrangements are the cherry on top. In addition, I very much like ECMs minimalist cover, excellent presentation and sound quality, lending the whole release a satisfying integrity.
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Their interpretation of medieval music is never purely historical and while remaining true to the spirit of the repertoire the approach is contemporary with sound and texture and blending of voices as focus. Highly recommended.
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Arild Andersen's and The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra's
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The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra make their ECM debut with their homage to the label, Celebration, confirming the qualities that brought them to the Parliamentary Jazz Awards Ensemble of the Year title with the top drawer playing, terrific arrangements and the bonus of a fabulous guest soloist in Norwegian bassist Arild Andersen.
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Last week, United Way released data about 2-1-1 for the nine-county Bay Area, which indicated call volume surged 39% last year. Several media outlets reported on the surge in demand - click the links below to read or listen to news coverage.
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The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame & Museum showcases 145 years of Reds baseball history in the new exhibition Kings of the Queen City, presented by Dinsmore & Shohl LLP.
Kings of the Queen City features a dynamic graphic timeline that emphasizes the greatest moments and biggest names in Reds history and a wide range of artifacts that represent Reds history from the early days of the team in the late 19th century to present day.
An interactive touch-screen monitor includes audio clips from many notable Reds personalities featured in the exhibit, and the exhibit's companion film features rare images, audio and video from many of the unforgettable moments in the history of baseball's oldest professional team.
The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame & Museum is honoring more than 100 native Cincinnatians in the new exhibition Hometown Reds: Local Boys Who Played for the Cincinnati Reds.
Hometown Reds features jerseys, game-used equipment and memorabilia dating back 145 years to 1869 when Charlie Gould became the first Cincinnatian to play for the hometown team.
The exhibit includes a player mural along with a graphic map highlighting the towns in southwest Ohio, northern Kentucky and southeastern Indiana from which the Hometown Reds hailed.
Visitors to the exhibit will enjoy personal recollections from some of the Hometown Reds through new video interviews that run continuously in the exhibit space.
Walking through the Palace of the Fans facade, visitors enter a theater themed as an old ballpark. There is seating for 90 visitors in the wooden grandstand. At the front of the theater is a replica of a Crosley scoreboard (from the 1930s and 1940s era), flanked by two Crosley Field-themed light towers. The scoreboard is transformed into a screen on which guests see one of a selection of films on Reds history including on a new film on the 1990 Reds.
Leaving the theater, guests walk toward the south end of the museum and large windows that overlook what was left-center field of old Riverfront/Cinergy Field. In plain view is the location where Pete Rose's record-breaking hit landed (no. 4,192), on September 11, 1985. The area is covered by a large rose garden, and the exact spot where hit #4,192 landed is marked a white rose bush amidst a sea of red roses.
The interior exhibit space features a reader rail that highlights Rose's career, including a dramatic, 50-foot-high "wall of balls" that includes 4,256 baseballs (the number of hits in Rose's career). Stairs and an elevator lead to more exhibits on the upper floor.
Visitors enter an office-lobby setting marked as the Reds front office. Display cases line the walls. Historic business documents are on display. Six large graphic panels highlight major decisions and trades made by the front office, from the decision to pay players salaries in 1869 to the historic trade for Joe Morgan in 1971. Press a button on the panels and you can "eavesdrop" on a conversation about each of these topics.
This large gallery combines an opportunity to learn more about great Reds players with the chance to engage in the experience of being "on the field." The gallery is divided into four sections: Fielding, Hitting and Running, Pitching and Catching, and Managing. Each space includes memorabilia, graphics and large photos of outstanding Reds in each of these categories. Interactive components allow the visitor to try their hand at fielding and pitching. You leap the wall to make a catch and you throw off a regulation mound to a strike zone 60 feet 6 inches away.
Video kiosks throughout the gallery highlight a Reds player describing the keys to being a successful pitcher (Tom Browning), catcher (Johnny Bench), hitter (Sean Casey) and fielder (Barry Larkin). A dugout scene (featuring a dugout bench from Riverfront Stadium) features a life-size figure of Cincinnati manager Sparky Anderson and a chance to hear Sparky's thoughts on the Big Red Machine.
To help celebrate the 100th anniversary of the opening of Redland/Crosley Field, the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum presents a special display that highlights a variety of artifacts from Redland/Crosley, the beloved home of the Reds from the ballpark's opening 100 years ago through the middle of the 1970 season when the Reds moved into Riverfront Stadium.
This section of the museum is aimed at visitors 6 and under and features a downsized locker room where Mom and Dad can help their future Hall of Famers wriggle into their Reds jerseys. The section also includes a play area that features a themed slide and a "baseball crawl."
The high point of this gallery is a recreated broadcast booth where visitors can take their place behind the mike to call plays. Marty Brennaman and Joe Nuxhall provide introductory commentary and set the stage for your call. Afterward, you'll be able to hear how they called the same play. Exhibits in this gallery include photos and artifacts representing the writers and broadcasters who have followed the Reds throughout the club's history. You can also pull up a chair on the "front porch" and listen in as Waite Hoyt and Joe Nuxhall recount stories from their baseball and broadcasting careers. Fans can also follow the evolution of broadcasting in an exhibit that explains how announcers used telegraphy to call out-of-town games.
Ok, so your spouse thinks it's a room full of junk, but you know better. Here is where you keep your "treasures," the memorabilia you have collected and put on display in your tribute to the Reds. The bobbleheads, the pennants, the advertising signs, the baseball cards; they all surround you in your ultimate rec room. Of course there's a big screen TV, and it's playing Reds bloopers and highlights. Settle into one of the Riverfront seats and enjoy the show. Is this heaven, or what?
This large circular gallery highlights the championship teams and is dominated by a tribute to the Big Red Machine. The celebration of the greatest of all Reds teams is highlighted by a memorable representation of the Machine's fabled starting lineup. Presented by Prestige AV & Creative Services, "The Great Eight" statue display includes life-sized statues of Pete Rose, Ken Griffey, Joe Morgan, George Foster, Johnny Bench, Tony Perez, Dave Concepcion and Cesar Geronimo in a celebration scene inspired by the Reds' memorable victory on the final play of the decisive game of the 1972 NLCS. As visitors enjoy the scene, the dramatic radio call of this play (by Reds play-by-play announcer Al Michaels) provides the sound. Big Red Machine memorabilia, photos and video monitors tell the rest of this story of one of baseball's greatest teams.
The rest of the gallery is devoted to great teams of the past from 1882 to 1999, featuring artifacts, photos and memorabilia from each era. The Reds three World Championship trophies (1975, '76 and '90) are highlighted in the center of the room.
A hallway from the glory days room leads to the final gallery, the Reds Hall of Fame. The materials used in the flooring and the walls combine with the lighting to make a statement that this next gallery is very special. Upon entering the Hall of Fame gallery, visitors see the Hall of Fame plaques displayed on freestanding towers. Each tower is four-sided, containing up to eight plaques. The visitors can walk among the towers, moving at their own space, exploring the names, searching for their favorite players. Paying homage to the history of the club and the players, an audio highlight reel plays in the background, filling the space with sounds of great moments in Reds history. A wall-sized panoramic photo of Opening Day 1912 (the first-ever game at Redland/Crosley Field) partially envelopes the Hall of Fame plaques, creating a sense that the greats of the past are still out there, on the field, much to the delight of a sold-out ballpark.
The Hall of Fame gallery concludes the exhibits, and visitors exit down a winding stairway (or by elevator) to the gift shop, the Reds Team Store by Majestic.
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Amen Judy--so sorry -----May the Holy Spirit come down upon you and your son- to give you insight of what direction to go--who to talk with--by the Power of the Cross and Resurrection- May He become real to your son -that your son will come to know the Most Merciful Compassionate Healing Love that surrounds him now--by the Power of the Cross and Resurrection May he be set free to become into an intimate wholesome relationship with Love Itself---------------Peace
Oh, dear Judy, I know your pain personally. I have a son who once drew a knife on me and, on another occasion, spit in my face. As horrible as those experiences seemed at the time, he has now been clean for almost eight blessed years and I have no regrets because all things led to his recovery and blessings. Don't give up and don't ever stop praying for your precious son. He is a creation of God and, as such, possesses goodness, divine grace, and has his guardian angels. There is little to nothing that you can do for him. If, as mothers, we could give our children life on a silver platter, almost all children would be enjoying silver platters. The only suggestion I might offer is to encourage your son to find a sponsor in one of the 12-step programs. I will pray for both you and your son.
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