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Myth Angels Online is the latest MMORPG in the Angels Online series. It includes new gameplay features like instanced dungeons and the ability to train pets to fight alongside player characters. Myth Angels Online has the same cute, 2D, anime-inspired graphic style found in the original Angels Online, but with a greatly expanded game world. Players choose from four classes and battle hordes of monsters. Interact with Greek Gods like Apollo and Athena, and do battle with mythological monsters like the Chimera, or Cerberus.
Warrior - Powerful melee fighters who can wield large scale weapons like pikes and two-handed swords. Warriors can also use shields or duel wield.
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Myth Angels Online is an anime-inspired, 2D MMORPG and is the sequel to Angels Online. Developed by the same studio, UserJoy, MAO has the same visual style as the original but comes with new features and major changes. The game is heavily instanced with only the towns acting as persistent meet-up spots. Players must venture across the world of Gaia where they'll meet Greek Gods, and do battle with mythological beasts.
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Like the original Angels Online which is still published by IGG, Myth Angels Online has simple two-dimensional graphics and low system requirements. The client size clocks in at a little over 1400 mb which is very management. Players are only give a single character slot per server, but have the option to purchase up to two more. There are only four initial classes to chose from, but each has several advancement options as they level up. The class offers are all familiar fantasy archetypes, but some of creative names. There's Warrior, Hunter, Master (mage), and Pastor (priest). Character creation is very simple and involving selecting a gender, a hair style, hair color, and skin color. There are also three body types which slightly alter the appearance of your avatar.
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New players start their journey in the sky. The Celestial Gate zone serves as the tutorial area where players complete a few short quests that explain the interface, and the basics of combat. The interface in Myth Angels Online is quite primitive. Movement is controlled via the mouse, point and click style, but that's not a major issue. The biggest problem is the lousy quest log. Sure the character menu and inventory screens are no better, but there's generally not a lot of information to worry about there. The quest log, however, is something players may want to reference. Called the Angel's Diary, it lists the quests the player has accepted, and what the rewards are. Quest descriptions are meager, the quest tracker displayed below the minimap is actually more helpful. After the first few quests that require players to equip items and beat up a few watermelon monsters, players make it to Celestial Athens. Athens serves as the first major town where players can pick up quests from NPCs, shop around, and chat with other players. Players can find quests by hitting alt+m to open the map. NPCs with available quests are marked by hovering scroll icons.
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The skill system in Myth Angels Online is a bit different than most MMORPGs. Players don't have to worry about distributing stats, but there are two kinds of skills which each rank up differently. Passive skills require skill points, which are rewarded once per level. Active skills require job experience, which is accumulated by questing and killing monsters. Job experience is separate from regular experience, which measures the rate of base level advancement. It's an innovative feature, and reminded me a bit of Ragnarok Online. The background music and visual style also look as if they were inspired by RO. Myth Angels Online has an in-depth achievement, wherein unlocked achievements bestow bonuses on the character. Everything from attack speed, to maximum health, to physical and magical defense can be slightly improved by certain achievements. The game tracks a player's progress towards each individual achievement and there are six categories of achievements, each of which has three subcategories.
Beat 'em Up Style
Myth Angels Online relies heavily on instanced zones. In fact, all zones outside towns are instanced. Players have the option to join an existing instance or create their own for a particular zone when they leave town. Each instance can hold up to five players and can either be open or password protected. Once in a zone, players fight their way through hordes of monsters and a boss at the end. Every class has area of effect (AoE) attacks, making it easy to take down multiple opponents at once. The first few regions are very easy, but there are three difficulty settings to tinker with before launching an instance. In this regard, Myth Angels Online is very similar to recent brawler MMORPGs like Fists of Fu, Dragonica, Divine Souls or Vindictus. The gameplay, however, is much more like a traditional MMORPG. It's entirely point-and-click, though players can assign skills and potions to the hotkey bar. Combat is fast-paced, but a bit potion heavy. Luckily, there are plenty of quests which provide HP and MP potions upon completion. Players will have to repeat each zone several times to finish all the related quests, but the quests are optional. The loot and coin monsters drop is automatically put in your inventory, which means there's no time spent picking up items after a fight. After clearing a zone, players are graded and given additional rewards. They then have the option of moving on to the next zone or heading back to town.
Pet Force, Assemble
Myth Angels Online has a fairly in-depth pet system here players can command several pets at once. Pets are obtained either through quest rewards or by defeating bosses. They can be arranged in various formations, gain levels, and must fed and nurtured. Like players, pets gain experience and level up. As they do so, they can evolve into various forms. Most pets start out as eggs, and grow from there. Players will have to decide how they want to distribute experience between their character and pets. Pets can equip gems that store experience, this stored experience can then be given to either the pet or player. Fighting with a large troop of pets is meant to make solo play more enjoyable. Myth Angels Online is structured in a way where its possible to play alone, or with other players. PvP isn't a huge part of the game, but there is a weekly event called Red-Blue Competition where players can sign up for one side or the other and compete for various prizes ranging from experience to special items. Crafting also plays a role in Myth Angels Online. Players can disassemble equipment or craft useful items like potions from resources collected in battle.
Sit & Grow
One feature I found odd was a skill that allows players to gain experience automatically while sitting. This encourages a lot of players to simply leave their computer on overnight and level up automatically. A lot of Chinese games come with in-game bots that play the game for you, but this takes it a step further. It gets rid of the pretense and just rewards players who leave the client logged on. The skill is called 'Concentration Training' and rewards both regular and job experience so players don't miss out on anything by relying on it completely. Because of this skill, the major towns are usually littered with afk players sitting around. This isn't a huge issue since Myth Angels Online is a casual MMORPG. Players who want a bit of automation, but still prefer to play the game can equip potions to special interface slots where they'll be automatically consumed when HP or MP fall below a preset percentage. If the cute graphic style interests you, give Myth Angels a shot – it's a straight forward MMORPG that's easy to figure out.
Final Verdict: Fair
Myth Angels Online offers additional features and some interesting gameplay mechanics, but feels too similar to its predecessor. Players looking for something simple or not too demanding on their computer should check it out, but there are better free-to-play MMORPGs available in today's market.
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I came across a tasty looking recipe for cottage cheese and egg muffins with ham and cheddar cheese a while ago and bookmarked it knowing that I would have the opportunity to make it with the leftovers from the ham dinner that I had planned for the holidays. I really liked the idea of a muffin that has the primary ingredients of cottage cheese and eggs. The original recipe called for almond meal and I was looking forward trying it to see what kind of a flavour and texture it would give the muffins. But I was thwarted in my plans. I found the almond meal but it was more expensive than I was willing to pay at $15 for a bag that looked like it had 2 or 3 cups worth in it. I only have a small food processor and it was not capable of grinding the almonds enough and I did not want the muffins to be crunchy in texture. I had to quickly modify the recipe. I was thinking that I could replace the almond meal with cornmeal but I would want to soak it in say, buttermilk for a few hours to ensure that it was soft and did not add a crunchy texture to the muffins. I did not have a few hours so I ended up just replacing the almond meal with flour. I only had one muffin pan with 6 muffin holes so I decided to use a loaf pan for the remaining batter. The cottage cheese and egg muffins with ham and cheddar cheese turned out pretty good. I needed to bake the loaf a bit longer than the muffins but they both ended up moist, light and fluffy. The muffins were really tasty! I had made enough to provide me with breakfasts for the whole week. It is nice when you can make breakfast on the weekend and you just need to heat it up in the microwave oven for a minute or so. I will be making these again and I will have to try baking different flavours into them.
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How and where we can define screen/display area specifications of my web app
Please guide me with the coding part.
How and where we can define screen/display area specifications of my web app
Please guide me with the coding part.
This would be picked from width and height style parameters of your base HTML element (div), usually by default the ui-page div.
You may either edit the default CSS class produced by the template or if you're using the latest Nokia Web Tool 2.3 you can do it in the 'stylesheet settings' available in the UI designer.
Series 40 Web App Developer's Library:
Series 40 Web Apps UX Guidelines - this should address queries related to logo / icon / screen area, etc. Also, it offer information in interaction models and visual style for Series 40 Web Apps:
Series 40 Web Apps on Nokia Developer Wiki - you'll find some good articles and application walk-throughs here:
Hope that helps.
Thank you for such a detailed info. I will update u soon.
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Which part of the documentation (http://www.developer.nokia.com/Resou...n-library.html for the visual part) is unclear? Have you checked the examples (http://www.developer.nokia.com/Resou.../examples.html) there?
(Note that the links usually require multiple opening attempts, the first few ones often lead to the library main page)
Hi SKUMAR,
Have you check the example given with the Nokia Web Tools 2.3. There is one example of DeviceScreenResolution given in that, may be this is what you are looking for.
Jajal Mehul
ok I will go thru it james1980 than q. Where will find that example ?
Iam S Kumar.
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Side note: operating two usernames is pretty confusing to anybody (ones answering you, and also yourself as I noted in the above post). Why not stick to just one (which has been mentioned to you on various occasions in the past by several people who were trying to help answer your questions)
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'Plan 9' lands at midnight
Ed Wood Jr.'s worst-movie-ever opus "Plan 9 From Outer Space" crashes midnight Friday at the Times Theater, 5906 W. Vliet St. »Read Full Article
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The chorus manager and production assistant of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra has died from injuries suffered in a traffic crash in Wauwatosa, according to the Milwaukee County medical examiner's office.
Nicolas Sluss-Rodionov, 33, died Wednesday morning at Froedert Hospital in Wauwatosa, according to a medical examiner's report released Friday. »Read Full Article
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Looks like the Rolling Stones will finally — finally — announce its North American tour, with an expected Milwaukee stop, on March 31.
The legendary rock band's famous logo — with the tongue painted like an American flag — started popping up on electronic billboards in Milwaukee Friday, with one word next to it: "Tuesday." »Read Full Article
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Actress Taraji P. Henson has apologized to police in the Southern California city of Glendale for accusing an officer of racially profiling her son.
Henson posted a statement on Instagram Friday afternoon, hours after the Glendale Police Department released video of a traffic stop of the actress' son that showed the officer respectfully dealing with the 20-year-old. »Read Full Article
Biography emphasizes Billie Holiday as musician, not myth
When an artist's life is eventful, the most responsible biographer can accidentally or deliberately neglect the art, and the life of jazz singer Billie Holiday was incredibly eventful in the 44 years between her 1915 birth into crushing Baltimore poverty and her 1959 death in a Harlem hospital bed.
Alcohol and drug addiction, arrest and imprisonment, the attentions of brutal men, the humiliations that "separate but equal" segregation visited on a black woman: in "The Musician and the Myth," John Szwed admits these are fit biographical subjects, then rightfully decries treating them as if "they are enough to explain the music" Holiday made. »Read Full Article
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Lucky Ginger, a pan-Asian restaurant that will include street fare on its menu, could open as soon as May in the Third Ward. »Read Full Blog Post
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Malik quit the group this week, saying he wanted "to be a normal 22-year-old." He had earlier pulled out of One Direction's world tour, citing stress. »Read Full Article
Swedish poet Tomas Transtromer dies at 83
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Milwaukee Ballet transplants 'Giselle' to World War II era
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"Mo'ne Davis: Remember My Name — My Story From First Pitch to Game Changer," by Mo'ne Davis with Hilary Beard (Harper, $16.99). The 13-year-old who was the first female pitcher to win a game in the Little League World Series shares her story as both the poised, talented player who captured the nation's attention in 2014 and as "a girl who loves Disney movies, is afraid of the dark, and keeps change in her baseball pants pockets for good luck." For readers ages 8 to 12. »Read Full Article
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Meraki, 939 S. 2nd St., will put on a five-course dinner April 2 that will illustrate the range of sake, from dry to lush, from notes of fruit to mushroom.
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A minority of seven supervisors successfully postponed until April a vote on one resolution that would give the Milwaukee Art Museum an exclusive opportunity to study the feasibility of buying or leasing the downtown park. Only six votes are needed to lay over a resolution under board rules. »Read Full Article
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Vice to start daily newscast on HBO
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Vice already airs a weekly news show on HBO, a more personal-style look at the world's hot spots than traditional news outlets. That Friday night program, which currently airs 14 times a year, will expand to 35 episodes a year over the course of the new four-year agreement. »Read Full Article
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Royals, Cumberbatch help bury comeback King Richard III
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Royalty, religious leaders and actor Benedict Cumberbatch joined archaeologists, Richard's distant relatives and curious Britons for a service in Leicester Cathedral that saw the king's bones buried with dignity, 530 years after his violent death. »Read Full Article
Wisconsin Area Music Industry Awards announces lineup
Ten Wisconsin musical acts will perform at the 35th Annual Wisconsin Area Music Industry Awards at Turner Hall Ballroom April 19.
The volunteer organization, devoted to promoting musicians in the state, will also for the first time recognize a band from outside Wisconsin, by proclaiming British metal band Judas Priest as the first-ever recipient of the Global Honorary WAMI Hall of Fame Award. »Read Full Article
Easter brunch, dinner on the menu at restaurants
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Kendrick Lamar with Schoolboy Q: July 1, Marcus Amphitheater, Summerfest, 200 N. Harbor Drive. Show time and price to be announced. Tickets on sale 10 a.m. April 10 at the Summerfest Mid Gate box office at Harbor Drive and Chicago St.; (800) 745-3000 and ticketmaster.com. Includes admission to the Summerfest grounds July 1. »Read Full Article
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As always, all theater information is subject to change. »Read Full Article
Local acts make most of South by Southwest
There may not have been a massive showing of Milwaukee bands at the South by Southwest Music and Media Conference last week, particularly compared with last year, but local artists who trekked to Austin, Texas, made the most of their experiences.
■Experimental rapper WebsterX did an interview for a short documentary for the influential hip-hop news site Complex and played a couple of showcases, including one sponsored by Jack White's Third Man Records. "I ran into an A&R guy for Def Jam, met with a couple music attorneys," WebsterX said. "I'm like, this is level two on 'Mario' or something, and all these gold coins are being thrown at me." »Read Full Article
Five top comedy shows to see in Milwaukee this spring
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1. The Black & Brown Comedy Get Down: Now this is a stacked bill. Six top comedians — Cedric the Entertainer,Mike Epps,George Lopez,D.L. Hughley,Eddie Griffin and Charlie Murphy — come together for a night of stand-up. 8 p.m. May 29, BMO Harris Bradley Center, 1001 N. 4th St. $49.50 to $72 at the box office, (800) 745-3000 and ticketmaster.com. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee movies off the grid: March 27-April 2
Here are some of the movies showing at alternative venues in the coming week.
UWM Union Theatre
"I Am a Knife With Legs": An international pop star on the run from an assassin hides out (not very well) in L.A. in a destined-to-be-a-cult-favorite. 7 p.m. Friday, 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Free. »Read Full Article
This week's concerts
8 p.m. Friday, Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St. $15 at the door and through the Pabst and Riverside Theater box offices. »Read Full Article
Meraki restaurant in Walker's Point is relaxed, with a nod to luxury
I've sat in enough austere dining rooms to appreciate what Meraki has done in Walker's Point.
Here were comfortable leather banquettes and upholstered chairs lining either side of spacious tables. High-backed half-moon booths gave a feeling of privacy — even though we looked squarely at the nearby open kitchen — and could be a buffer against dining room din. »Read Full Article
Kevin Hart's 13 funniest jokes
Kevin Hart is about to have a really, really good year.
The fast-talking 5-foot-4 comedy star of such hits as "Ride Along" and "Think Like a Man" has arguably his highest-profile movie role to date in "Get Hard" (in theaters Friday), as a suspected ex-convict who prepares a businessman, played by Will Ferrell, for a 10-year prison sentence for tax evasion. »Read Full Article
Tunisians assure Star Wars sets safe from Islamic State
TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) - It was a flood of messages from concerned friends abroad that alerted the president of Tunisia's Star Wars fan club that the sets of his beloved film were under attack by militants - at least according to exaggerated reports in the foreign press.
In a country still reeling from a terrorist attack last week on a museum that killed 21 people, a misleading report from CNN that said the iconic sets were a "way station" for the radical Islamic State group infiltrating from Libya soon went viral. The report suggested that the sets were vulnerable after recent arrests and discoveries of weapons caches near the town of Tatouine, which lent its name to Luke Skywalker's home planet. »Read Full Article
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He's an inept-at-real-life investment banker, about to go to prison; he's a big-game-talking car wash operator who pretends to have street cred. Can two delusional men work together without driving each other crazy? »Read Full Article
The Decemberists at the Riverside Theater
The Decemberists sure know how to make an entrance. And an exit. And to put on a show that's far more creative and fun than the average indie rock concert.
All that, and more, was abundantly clear at a sold-out Riverside Theater Wednesday. »Read Full Article
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Dig into Archaeology Days Friday and Saturday at the Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W. Wells St. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. both days, archaeologists and historians will be on hand to talk about the past and the present from the ground up (and below that), along with some hands-on experiences. It's free with museum admission: $17; $14 for seniors 65 and older, college students and active members of the military; $12 for those ages 5 to 13; free for kids 4 and younger. »Read Full Article
'American Idol'-like talent competition app launches
LOS ANGELES (AP) - For anyone who's ever dreamed of being on "American Idol" or "The Voice" as a performer or judge, a new app seeks to make their fantasy come true.
The talent competition app "Chosen" from David Hyman, the former CEO of Beats Music, is launching Thursday for invitees on Apple devices. »Read Full Article
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It's a sweet day for basketball. The Badgers take on the North Carolina Tar Heels in their fourth Sweet 16 appearance in five years. Tip-off is 6:47 p.m. on TBS.
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The Samsung code appears to have been written by a developer who has been doing Linux kernel development since 2002 (at least), so I think they would have a hard time in court arguing that this is a cleanroom implementation that wasn't "designed for Linux". Now that the source is out, it will be interesting to see some more technical analysis of exactly how integrated it is with the kernel, and whether it actually contains any code/data structures that taint it due to being directly copied from the kernel.Originally Posted by Linus Torvalds
https://github.com/rxrz/exfat-nofuse.../exfat_super.c contains string "timestamp is already written, so mark_inode_dirty() is unneeded." searching on this string shows that it was added to the kernel in 2005 in this commit: http://linux.derkeiler.com/Mailing-L...5-03/1976.html
Other comments are the same e.g. exfat_setattr() "We don't return -EPERM here. Yes, strange, but this is too * old behavior.": http://www.cs.fsu.edu/~baker/devices.../fs/fat/file.c
So it appears the "Samsung Proprietary code" contains GPLv2 copied straight from Linux kernel.Code:390 /* 391 * We don't return -EPERM here. Yes, strange, but this is too 392 * old behavior. 393 */ 394 if (attr->ia_valid & ATTR_MODE) { 395 if (fat_sanitize_mode(sbi, inode, &attr->ia_mode) < 0) 396 attr->ia_valid &= ~ATTR_MODE; 397 } 398 399 if (attr->ia_valid) 400 error = inode_setattr(inode, attr); 401 out: 402 return error; 403 } 404 EXPORT_SYMBOL_GPL(fat_setattr);
I don't know what parts of the filesystem the patents cover, but It may be possible that buying flash media preformated to exfat gives you an implied license to use code neccessary to use that filesytem. If this isn't the case Samsung still might be in the clear if thier patent license is linked to the hardware rather than the software.
Somebody opened the can of worms! It seems a Samsung employee did dirty things in the code, copying GPL'd stuff into their "propietary" filesystem driver and that means it's a derived work by all means.
Are there plans about researching that source code? I'm sure there can be more interesting stuff out there, maybe an automated pattern search could give more results.
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This article is companion for the Debug your design for Series 40 Full Touch webinars held in December 2012. It covers both sessions: 11th and 12th December 2012.
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You know it's important to test your app before you publish it, but if you're testing only your code, you're testing only part of your app. It's important to find bugs in your design as well. Otherwise, the app may behave exactly the way your code intends, but users may still find it frustrating and give it low ratings in Nokia Store. Join UX expert Jan Krebber of Digia as he presents simple methods to find UX bugs and shows you how to correct them. These techniques can help you increase your app quality whether you work with a large organization or completely on your own. As usual for Nokia Developer UX webinars, the presentation will feature exercises that will receive follow-up treatment in this Nokia Developer Wiki article.
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- You are not sure what the participant is thinking. What do you say?
- The participant mentions that she is not giving you what you expect from her. What do you say?
- The participant thinks she is doing everything wrong. What do you say to her?
- Why not giving all the tasks on paper to the participant?
- How would you classify the errors you find. Which errors do you fix first?
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- Rewards
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- Call participants day before and remind (27.11.)
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The 2012 "Christmas in the Valley" concert tour will kick off its 9th season on Dec. 1. This one-of-a-kind Christmas show features traditional, contemporary, and original Christmas music performed with acoustic instruments and vocals.
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A New England favorite, Blackstone Valley Bluegrass Band has garnered a reputation for high-energy shows laced with powerful three and four part harmonies and fast but tasteful picking, coupled with winning on-stage camaraderie. Their show will feature songs from Bob Dick's solo bluegrass Christmas project Tidings Of Comfort And Joy performed by the Bluegrass "fab four" … Bob Dick, Dave Dick, Ken Taylor and Dan Nowlan. Bob's wife Kristine Dick adds some heartfelt versions of her favorite Christmas songs to the concert each year.
Acclaimed vocalist Amy Gallatin will be lending her trademark western flavor to this annual Christmas show, blending upbeat, fun and familiar songs with more contemplative quiet music along with her partner, renowned resophonic guitarist Roger Williams. Amy is a past member of the ensemble for WSFB's annual Joy for the Children with local television personality Scot Haney, filmed at the Hartford CT. Stage and televised during the holidays.
And the Christmas CD The Season of My Heart by Rick Lang & Friends …. featuring Karen Lincoln Wilber. Karen is the former lead vocalist for the popular New England bluegrass group "Waystation". Known as one of the bluegrass music's most renowned songwriters, Rick's Gospel recording "Look To the Light", released in 2010 was nominated for a GMA Dove award and IBMA award for Gospel recorded event of the year.
To keep the shows fresh, each performing act introduces new material each season …. much to the delight of the audience. There are always a few new wrinkles and surprises sure to keep you smiling on the outside … and on the inside. This upbeat, lively concert will provide a welcome relief from the holiday rush, providing simple moments to treasure and a chance to slow down and savor the season. Take a moment to relax and enjoy a truly unique and uplifting holiday event.
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Christmas In The Blackstone Valley
Rockdale Congregational Church
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Time: 7:30 p.m. (doors open at 6:45 p.m.)
Tickets: $15 Adults … $10 Seniors…. $5 Children (12 and under)
Sunday Dec. 2
Christmas in Haverhill
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278 Groveland St.
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Time: 3 p.m. Matinee
Tickets: $15 Adults … $10 Seniors…. $5 Children under 12
Ticket Link: www.ticketriver.com/event/4985-christmas-at-riverside-bluegrass
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Friday Dec. 7
Christmas On Minnechaug Mountain
Buckingham Congregational Church
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Time: 7:30 p.m. (doors open at 6:45 p.m.)
Tickets: $15 Adults … $10 Seniors…. $5 Children under 12
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This family-friendly resort is close to the 2 other Disney's All-Star Resorts, and is 1 mile (1.6 km) from Disney's Blizzard Beach Water Park, 2 miles (3.2 km) from Disney's Hollywood Studios™, and 3 miles (4.8 km) from Disney's Animal Kingdom® Theme Park. Resort guests can take advantage of free onsite parking, and complimentary theme park shuttle transportation throughout the resort.
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Any discussion of Ed Whitlock must start with the graveyard. The Milton Evergreen Cemetery is a typical Victorian take on the topic, a public space with roads and landscaping providing a small urban oasis. The grid pattern of the roads allows several permutations of loops. Towering trees line both sides of some roads. It's easy to imagine 19th-century families heeding the call of that time to picnic and linger on the grounds. Today, the modern world of Toronto exurb sprawl has encroached. The roar of nearby Highway 401 and an even nearer Walmart plaza are constant, except when they're drowned out by the whine of a leaf blower or one of the frequent prop planes passing over.
Whitlock lives two and a half blocks from the cemetery, and does all of his training there. Speed work, daily maintenance runs, long runs of up to 3 hours, everything, meted out in loops that take no more than 5 minutes. He leaves his house with his day's assignment decided and runs loops until his time is up. He doesn't count loops or time them. He does look at his watch frequently and thinks, "What is taking so damn long?" The day's loop varies occasionally, sometimes dictated by the presence of grounds crew or gravediggers. He never runs the full perimeter loop. The last little section on the southwestern side of the cemetery would add another minute or so, but it includes a rise, perhaps 50 yards long, with the steepness of a handicap-accessibility ramp. "I choose not to tackle this hill," Whitlock explains. "I don't like hills."
When at the height of marathon training, Whitlock does cemetery loops for 3 hours a day, every day. He doesn't do pick-ups or progression runs or marathon-pace work. He doesn't even stop for water. Just 3 hours a day of what he calls "plodding" or "jogging."
When plodding, Whitlock runs with a slight hunch and his right shoulder high. He looks around occasionally, but mostly stares at the ground almost directly in front of him. Most of his gear is from the mid 1990s, and most of his training shoes are worn through to the midsole in the outer heel. He has a weathered, angular face, a gracile 115-pound frame and white Prince-Valiant-in-his-dotage hair. The grounds crew could be excused for thinking that, if Whitlock's not careful, he'll soon be joining the cemetery's residents.
Yet this 78-year-old man is one of the greatest age-group runners ever. In flight, his torso straightens, his limbs align, his chin comes up, and he glides over the ground. He's run a 5:41 mile in the second half of his eighth decade. He's run 6:00/mile pace for 5K in his early 70s. After a year away from racing with an arthritic knee, in September he ran a 1:37 half marathon, finishing 304th in a field of 3,411. And then there's his crowning achievement (so far), a 2:54 marathon at age 73, a time that most runners half that age would be ecstatic to call their own.
When Whitlock was half that age, he thought his competitive days were behind him. He ran a 4:31 mile in high school in his native England and once beat future world record-holder Gordon Pirie in a cross country race. But an Achilles problem that's with him to this day cut short his university running career. At the age of 21 his mining engineering degree led him to northern Ontario, Canada. "There was no racing scene up there," Whitlock says, "and with my running the way it was there was no way I was going to be a pioneer." While Whitlock appreciated the beauty of the area, "I run to race," he says. "I don't do it primarily for my health or anything else." Running was done.