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Weekend Top 10
By Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 08/23/12
The Chesterfield County Fair opens today and continues through Sept. 1 at 10300 Courthouse Rd. There will be midway rides, a carousel, vendors and exhibitors, the Miss Chesterfield pageant, contests, festival fare and more. Hours of operation are 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturdays and 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday. Daily gate admission is $8 for adults, $5 for seniors, $3 for children ages 6-12 and free for children under five. Wristbands for unlimited midway rides are $25. For details, call 768-0148 or visit http://www.chesterfieldcountyfair.org .
West End Comedy will present an all-ages show at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 24 and a mature show at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 25 at HATTheatre, 1124 Westbriar Dr. Shows feature an improv format similar to Whose Line is it Anyway and audience suggestions. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for children, students and military. For details, call 496-1714 or visit http://www.wecomedy.com .
The ninth annual Movin and Groovin event for pancreatic cancer research will take place from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Dorey Park, 2999 Darbytown Rd. The event features a 5K run, two-mile walk and kids' fun run. Entertainment will be provided by DJ Luke Gibson, along with live music by Haze and the Transients, juggling by Jonathan Austin, PT Moonwalks and balloon fun with Miss Sheri the Clown. Funds raised benefit the Massey Cancer Center and the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. For details, visit http://www.movinandgroovin5k.org .
All ages are invited to the Summer Splash Down at 2 p.m. at North Park Library, 8508 Franconia Rd. There will be indoor and outdoor water games, including races, as well as a water gun challenge, cool treats and more. Wear clothing and shoes appropriate for water play and a towel. For details, call 290-9700 or visit http://www.henricolibrary.org .
All ages are invited to explore the different ways Civil War armies communicated during the 1860s at Dabbs House Museum, 3812 Nine Mile Rd., from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. There will also be children's activities, games, re-enactors and tours. Admission is free. For details, call 652-3409 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com .
The Kings of Swing, a versatile dance and show band, will perform at 6 p.m. at Henrico Theatre, 305 E. Nine Mile Rd. The group plays beach music, Motown, swing and favorite hits of the 70s through the 90s. Admission is free but reservations are required. For details, call 328-4491 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com .
Virginia Home for Boys and Girls and Endorphin Fitness will host the VHBG Youth Triathlon from 6:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at 8716 W. Broad St. Boys and girls, ages 5-14, can run, bike and swim as individual racers or join a relay team. Beginners are welcome. There is also an optional five-day camp to prepare youth for a triathlon where they will receive expert coaching and experience fitness in an engaging, fun group setting. The event benefits VHBG. Registration is $45 to $55; there is an additional fee for the camp. For details, call Amanda at 270-6566 or visit http://www.vhbg.org .
Synergy Yoga Studio will host a free teacher training information session from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Karen Pace, director of Synergy Yoga, will provide information on the Himalayan Institute's 200-hour Teaching Training Program, which provides solid foundations for Hatha yoga theories and practice. The studio is located at 11000 Three Chopt Rd. near Innsbrook. For details, call 747-YOGA or visit http://www.synergyyogastudio.com .
The Hanover Concert Band will perform on the lawn at Walkerton Tavern, 2892 Mountain Rd., at 6 p.m. Admission is free. For details, call 261-6898 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com
Tree seedling giveaway planned April 2-3
Citizen Staff Reports 03/30/2015
The Henricopolis Soil & Water Conservation District will sponsor a tree seedling giveaway on April 2 at Dorey Park Shelter 1 from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and on April 3 at Hermitage High School parking lot from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Bare-root tree seedlings are available to Henrico County residents free of charge for the spring planting season.
The following seedling species will be available: apple, kousa dogwood, red maple, river birch, red osier dogwood, loblolly pine, sycamore, bald cypress, white dogwood and redbud. Quantities are limited and trees are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Each participant is allowed up to 10 trees total, not to include more than five of the same species. > Read more.
State provides online directory of Bingo games
Citizen Staff Reports 03/30/2015
Wondering where to go to play Bingo? Wonder no more.
The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) recently launched an online directory of permitted bingo games played in Virginia. Listed by locality, more than 400 regular games are available across the state. The directory will be updated monthly and can be found on VDACS' website at http://www.vdacs.virginia.gov/gaming/index.shtml.
"Many Virginia charities, including volunteer rescue squads, booster clubs and programs to feed the homeless, use proceeds from charitable gaming as a tool to support their missions, said Michael Menefee, program manager for VDACS' Office of Charitable and Regulatory Programs. > Read more.
Local couple wins wedding at Lewis Ginter
Richmonders Jim Morgan and Dan Stackhouse were married at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden in Lakeside Mar. 7 month after winning the Say I Do! With OutRVA wedding contest in February. The contest was open to LGBT couples in recognition of Virginia's marriage equality law, which took effect last fall. The wedding included a package valued at $25,000.
Morgan and Stackhouse, who became engaged last fall on the day marriage equality became the law in Virginia, have been together for 16 years. They were selected from among 40 couples who registered for the contest. The winners were announced at the Say I Do! Dessert Soiree at the Renaissance in Richmond in February. > Read more.
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Two events this weekend benefit man's best friend – a rabies clinic, sponsored by the Glendale Ruritan Club, and an American Red Cross Canine First Aid & CPR workshop at Alpha Dog Club. The fifth annual Shelby Rocks "Cancer is a Drag" Womanless Pageant will benefit the American Cancer Society and a spaghetti luncheon on Sunday will benefit the Eastern Henrico Ruritan Club. Twin Hickory Library will also host a used book sale this weekend with proceeds benefiting The Friends of the Twin Hickory Library. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
A taste of Japan
Ichiban offers rich Asian flavors, but portions lack
In a spot that could be easily overlooked is a surprising, and delicious, Japanese restaurant. In a tiny nook in the shops at the corner of Ridgefield Parkway and Pump Road sits a welcoming, warm and comfortable Asian restaurant called Ichiban, which means "the best."
The restaurant, tucked between a couple others in the Gleneagles Shopping Center, was so quiet and dark that it was difficult to tell if it was open at 6:30 p.m. on a Monday. When I opened the door, I smiled when I looked inside. > Read more.
One beauty of a charmer
Disney's no-frills, live-action 'Cinderella' delights
Cinderella is the latest from Disney's new moviemaking battle plan: producing live-action adaptations of all their older classics. Which is a plan that's had questionable results in the past.
Alice in Wonderland bloated with more Tim Burton goth-pop than the inside of a Hot Topic. Maleficent was a step in the right direction, but the movie couldn't decide if Maleficent should be a hero or a villain (even if she should obviously be a villain) and muddled itself into mediocrity.
Cinderella is much better. Primarily, because it's just Cinderella. No radical rebooting. No Tim Burton dreck. It's the 1950 Disney masterpiece, transposed into live action and left almost entirely untouched. > Read more.
'Conner's Law' provides support for disabled adults
Governor orders training for ABC agents
Business in brief
Governor creates center for mental health services
Richmond growing faster than suburbs
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Hi candy its kitty, i was skimming the monthly birthdays list and for january 22 i noticed that it didnt include Georgia Rose Brown. Is it any trouble if you put it? Thanks 😄Loading editor
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Isn't Verona training for the 2016 Olympics right?Loading editor
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Hey Candy,
You may remember me from quite a long time ago. I have contributed a couple of pages on the wiki in the past but now I have realised just how much I do love this wiki and I would love to help out a lot more creating new pages and articles for the community as it is a growing gymnastics resource now!
If there are any topic specific articles you particularly need, I would be happy to create them.
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Yeah, I do remember you.
If you're really bored and want something to do, I've started making "details" pages for Olympics and Worlds (I'm considering doing it for Euros too). Look at the pages for this year's Worlds and you'll see what I mean. If you want, you start the "details" pages for the other Olympics and Worlds.
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That sounds fun! I'll give them a try. I was also wondering if I could create some pages for clubs like Texas Dreams and WOGA and others. I realised that there aren't any on the wikia and I think it would be good to list clubs so that people can read about their current and former alumni's and former results etc? Let me know.Loading editor
I've already gotten started on that. Every American gymnast has their gym in their catgeories at the bottom of their page, and every American gym is listed under the "American gymnast" category. You can just work from there.Loading editor
Yes, I did see that. I have started creating a page for Texas Dreams and will do some more. I am halfway through it and if there is anything I have missed, please add to it.Loading editor
I really really like it.
One thing. The world "alumni" means "former student", so it would only apply to gymnasts who don't train there anymore.Loading editor
Thank you! I take it, I have your consent to create more for other U.S. gym clubs with the same format?
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About Lv Jiaqi's page. I didn't see that WOGA had a TF so that's my fault, but Lv didn't do AA. She only did two events, so I'm not sure if it's correct to add that she has an AA placement? Also, the official results say that she got 2nd on UB, but that was a mistake and at the ceremony she got the gold medal. (quoting from the youtube video: "14.050 (5.5) Score should have been 14.550(6.0) judges messed up scored and didn't get corrected at the end.". Rebeca had a 14.100, so Lv was the actual winner. Maybe you could say something about that? I'm not sure how I should do it, and it's your site ;) (it is right?) Also it's either Lv, Lü or Lyu, not Lu haha. I've asked for her birthdate already so I'll add that soon.
Where did you find the Chinese characters for the names btw? Because I've had to correct Lou Nina and Wang Yan already. (I'm not Chinese myself so I don't really know it any better, but I have a long list of Chinese gymnasts' names and other sources)
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Wait, wait. If they changed the UB results, why didn't they change it on the official results?
And her name has been written as Lv, Lu, and Lyu, not in Chinese but when she's competed elsewhere. Like at WOGA Classic, her name was written as Lyu Jiaqi.
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btw, where did you ask about her birthday? I have a list of birthdays I still need (Aya Meggs, Elisabet Valiseva, Yesenia Ferrera Nuñez, Yuna Hiraiwa, and Ayu Koike). Normally, I don't make pages for athletes without a full birthdate.Loading editor
Yes Lyu is correct and actually that's the name she got on her FIG licence. But Lu is incorrect. It's either Lü(=Lv), or Lyu. ;) I believe Lü is her real name, but it's annoying to write. The 'v' is the same as the 'ü' so Lv is the same as Lü, that's why people call her Lv (FYI, I don't know if it's like that for every situation with the ü/v).
I only have Chinese sources, but one of them is a Japanese fan so I can ask her for the last two.
Oh and I've no idea why they didn't change the official results. I've seen the medal ceremony (but can't find it anymore?) and she got the gold and Rebeca silver.
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Yeah, I know Google translate isn't 100% reliable, but what's why people like you contribute, in case I'm ever wrong.
Gymnastike covered the WOGA Classic and they're in some serious shit right now with USAG, so that's probably why you can't find the UB medal ceremony.Loading editor
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btw, where did you ask about her birthday? I have a list of birthdays I still need (Aya Meggs, Elisabet Valiseva, Yesenia Ferrera Nuñez, Yuna Hiraiwa, and Ayu Koike). Normally, I don't make pages for athletes without a full birthdate.
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Would you also, by any chance, know the birthdate for Zheng Wen? She competed for China at the 2013 East Asian Games, here is her FIG profile.
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Hello candycoateddoom,
You may remember me, I'm James and I created the Level 10 Gymnastics Wikia. I had fun creating the pages for the wiki but it didn't have many viewers or a big following so I was wondering if I could help integrate level 10 gymnast pages onto the Gymnastics Wiki site.
I can create pages for Level 10 gymnasts, J.O. Nationals, NLC and everything related to the Level 10 gymnastics season.
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Honestly, since the Level 10 wiki has only been around since May, I just think you should be patient. I've been working things around here for two and a half years now. I had zero views except me and one friend who helped out with the html. It would also help if you subtly promote it to the right people (i.e., forums or social media communities populated by people who are into JO or want to know more about it).
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Can you please fix the picture of Megan Roberts on the Gymnasts/Canadian page, it seems to be missing.
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I'm a italian girl. Artistic gymnastics is my greatest passion! My favorite gymnasts are Aliya Mustafina, Viktoria Komova, Kyla Ross and Larisa Iordache.Loading editor
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I'm American, and my favorite gymnasts are Aliya, Simone, Roxana, Giulia, Victoria, and Mai.Loading editor
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I really want to start a seperate wiki for USA Level 10 gymnastics and gymnasts because theyre does not seem to be any pages on it on this wiki. Perhaps, we could interlink the two?Loading editor
Absolutely. I can link it on the home page and the pages for the Nastia Liukin Cup (the only reason the NL Cup is here is because it's televised, same goes for NCAA Nationals.)Loading editor
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I was wondering if you could add my blog to the Gymnastics community reliable sources part! I always update with reliable news and sources and I feel that perhaps, it is worth the credit? Anyway, it is www.theworldgymnast.weebly.comLoading editor
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Builder won't take responsibility for permit omission
Hi everyone,
This post is long, but I would be grateful for any advice you might have!
Anyway, my builder and I are having a dispute over who is responsible for omitting the fireplace from our permit sets. It's a problem for 2 reasons:
1) It cost us $800 to add the fireplace to the permit set. The builder may also want us to pay the architect who drew up the amended plans.
2) Our ability to move in is being delayed by 2 or 3 weeks -- we don't yet know. (And this, on top of other delays that have left us living with my sister for over a month!)
By way of back story: This is a modular home. In the earliest factory floorplans, the fireplace was on the plans. About a year ago, the builder omitted the fireplace, saying it didn't need to be on the factory floorplan since he would install it on-site.
Several months later, my builder said that he didn't think he could install the fireplace himself. He thought it was too complicated for his guys. He told me to find my own subcontractor, which I agreed to do.
Several months after that, the permit plans were submitted, using the floorplans created by the modular home manufacturer. The fireplace was not included on the permitting plans. Nobody noticed, though conversations about the fireplace had been ongoing, and it was an item on the builder's estimate. (Strangely, he did include on the plans a chase to accomadate the flue.)
My argument is that, as a layperson, I don't know what needs to be in a permit set. That's why I hired a builder. Isn't it his job to make sure that the permit set is complete? That it includes every item requiring inspection?
Right now, he's saying that the absence of the fireplace from the permit sets was "not an error. It was an omission." I asked him why he omitted the fireplace, and he said it had never been on the floorplan (not true, though he did remove it a year ago). My guess is that he just plain forgot about the fireplace, so didn't notice it's absence on the permit sets.
I also think he might say that because I hired the subcontractor, it was my responsibility to get the fireplace permitted. Is that reasonable to expect of the client? If so, shouldn't he have said, "You're going to need to have the permit amended before the installation." I mean, the inspector almost issued a stop-work order when he saw the fireplace wasn't on the permit. Clearly, this was a serious oversight.
Lastly, it seems he could have suggested that I wait until after inspection to install the fireplace -- something he did suggest with other items.
So, who's fault is this? Any thoughts on how to argue this with him?
Many Thanks!
You said the fireplace was "an item on the builder's estimate." Does this mean the final contract documents/quote specifically included the fireplace in question? If so, I would suggest that that proves his legal responsibility for taking the steps necessary to have it installed.
So, do you have this listed in the final contract specifications?
it would depend on if the contract plans and specs call out a fireplace, and his estimate bid also includes it, which it sounds like it might. However one thing to keep in mind...if he has not paid for it OR charged you for it, it is still a cost you would be paying for regardless.
Wow, a one-time fireplace tax, in effect.
he could have suggested that I wait until after inspection to install the fireplace -- something he did suggest with other items.
And how would that benefit you??
Especially when someone, perhaps an inspector, notices the gas flue (assuming it's gas) sticking out of your house and wants to see your permit and plans. Or when you resell and a home inspector or Purchaser wants to confirm it's properly permitted and installed??
Thank you all for your responses! In answer to your questions:
"Does this mean the final contract documents/quote specifically included the fireplace in question?"
Yes, they did. The Final Estimate -- a separate document from the Contract, but part of the document package -- states that the builder will install the fireplace. (It includes a short desc. of the installation, and the price.)
"Wouldn't you have had to pay the 800.00 either way?"
No. The $800 was just to amend the permit.
FWIW, I understand that we paid him to put the permit sets together, and that it was our job to submit them to the county. We did so with the belief that he would create accurate and complete permit sets. So, are we responsible for having the technical knowledge necessary to review a permit set for accuracy? (I should mention that when the County Reviewer found several errors in the plan, our builder corrected them. He did not say, "Oh, that's your responsibility dear client...)
So, whaddya think? Do we have a leg to stand on?


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Take my love, it is not true,
So let it tempt no body new;
Take my lady, she will sigh
For my bed where'er I lie;
Take them, said the skeleton,
But leave my bones alone.
Take my raiment, now grown cold,
To give to some poor poet old;
Take the skin that hoods this truth
If his age would wear my youth;
Take them, said the skeleton,
But leave my bones alone.
Take the thoughts that like the wind
Blow my body out of mind;
Take this heart to go with that
And pass it on from rat to rat;
Take them, said the skeleton,
But leave my bones alone.
Take the art which I bemoan
In a poem's crazy tone;
Grind me down, though I may groan,
To the starkest stick and stone;
Take them, said the skeleton,
But leave my bones alone.
Blandly mother
takes him strolling
by railroad and by river
-he's the son of the absconded
hot rod angel-
and he imagines cars
and rides them in his dreams,
so lonely growing up among
the imaginary automobiles
and dead souls of Tarrytown
to create
out of his own imagination
the beauty of his wild
forebears-a mythology
he cannot inherit.
Will he later hallucinate
his gods? Waking
among mysteries with
an insane gleam
of recollection?
The recognition-
something so rare
in his soul,
met only in dreams
of another life.
A question of the soul.
And the injured
losing their injury
in their innocence
-a cock, a cross,
an excellence of love.
And the father grieves
in flophouse
complexities of memory
a thousand miles
away, unknowing
of the unexpected
youthful stranger
bumming toward his door.
- New York, April 13, 1952
railroad yard in San Jose
I wandered desolate
in front of a tank factory
and sat on a bench
near the switchman's shack.
A flower lay on the hay on
the asphalt highway
--the dread hay flower
I thought--It had a
brittle black stem and
corolla of yellowish dirty
spikes like Jesus' inchlong
crown, and a soiled
dry center cotton tuft
like a used shaving brush
that's been lying under
the garage for a year.
Yellow, yellow flower, and
flower of industry,
tough spiky ugly flower,
flower nonetheless,
with the form of the great yellow
Rose in your brain!
This is the flower of the World.
Oil brown smog over Denver
Oil red dung colored smoke
level to level across the horizon
blue tainted sky above
Oil car smog gasoline
hazing red Denver's day
December bare trees
sticking up from housetop streets
Plane lands rumbling, planes rise over
radar wheels, black smoke
drifts from tailfins
Oil millions of cars speeding the cracked plains
Oil from Texas, Bahrein, Venezuela Mexico
Oil that turns General Motors
revs up Ford
lights up General Electric, oil that crackles
thru International Business Machine computers,
charges dynamos for ITT
sparks Western
runs thru Amer Telephone & Telegraph wires
Oil that flows thru Exxon New Jersey hoses,
rings in Mobil gas tank cranks, rumbles
Chrysler engines
shoots thru Texaco pipelines
blackens ocean from broken Gulf tankers
spills onto Santa Barbara beaches from
Standard of California derricks offshore.
When I died, love, when I died
my heart was broken in your care;
I never suffered love so fair
as now I suffer and abide
when I died, love, when I died.
When I died, love, when I died
I wearied in an endless maze
that men have walked for centuries,
as endless as the gate was wide
when I died, love, when I died.
When I died, love, when I died
there was a war in the upper air:
all that happens, happens there;
there was an angel by my side
when I died, love, when I died.
I speak of love that comes to mind:
The moon is faithful, although blind;
She moves in thought she cannot speak.
Perfect care has made her bleak.
I never dreamed the sea so deep,
The earth so dark; so long my sleep,
I have become another child.
I wake to see the world go wild.
The air is dark, the night is sad,
I lie sleepless and I groan.
Nobody cares when a man goes mad:
He is sorry, God is glad.
Shadow changes into bone.
Every shadow has a name;
When I think of mine I moan,
I hear rumors of such fame.
Not for pride, but only shame,
Shadow changes into bone.
When I blush I weep for joy,
And laughter drops from me like a stone:
The aging laughter of the boy
To see the ageless dead so coy.
Shadow changes into bone.
Kissass is the Part of Peace
America will have to Kissass Mother Earth
Whites have to Kissass Blacks, for Peace & Pleasure,
Only Pathway to Peace, Kissass.
Hey Father Death, I'm flying home
Hey poor man, you're all alone
Hey old daddy, I know where I'm going
Father Death, Don't cry any more
Mama's there, underneath the floor
Brother Death, please mind the store
Old Aunty Death Don't hide your bones
Old Uncle Death I hear your groans
O Sister Death how sweet your moans
O Children Deaths go breathe your breaths
Sobbing breasts'll ease your Deaths
Pain is gone, tears take the rest
Genius Death your art is done
Lover Death your body's gone
Father Death I'm coming home
Guru Death your words are true
Teacher Death I do thank you
For inspiring me to sing this Blues
Buddha Death, I wake with you
Dharma Death, your mind is new
Sangha Death, we'll work it through
Suffering is what was born
Ignorance made me forlorn
Tearful truths I cannot scorn
Father Breath once more farewell
Birth you gave was no thing ill
My heart is still, as time will tell.
July 8, 1976 (Over Lake Michigan)
railroad yard in San Jose
I wandered desolate
in front of a tank factory
and sat on a bench
near the switchman's shack.
A flower lay on the hay on
the asphalt highway
--the dread hay flower
I thought--It had a
brittle black stem and
corolla of yellowish dirty
spikes like Jesus' inchlong
crown, and a soiled
dry center cotton tuft
like a used shaving brush
that's been lying under
the garage for a year.
Yellow, yellow flower, and
flower of industry,
tough spiky ugly flower,
flower nonetheless,
with the form of the great yellow
Rose in your brain!
This is the flower of the World.
San Jose, 1954
Now mind is clear
as a cloudless sky.
Time then to make a
home in wilderness.
What have I done but
wander with my eyes
in the trees? So I
will build: wife,
family, and seek
for neighbors.
Or I
perish of lonesomeness
or want of food or
lightning or the bear
(must tame the hart
and wear the bear).
And maybe make an image
of my wandering, a little
image—shrine by the
roadside to signify
to traveler that I live
here in the wilderness
awake and at home.
Cool black night thru redwoods
cars parked outside in shade
behind the gate, stars dim above
the ravine, a fire burning by the side
porch and a few tired souls hunched over
in black leather jackets. In the huge
wooden house, a yellow chandelier
at 3 A.M. the blast of loudspeakers
hi-fi Rolling Stones Ray Charles Beatles
Jumping Joe Jackson and twenty youths
dancing to the vibration thru the floor,
a little weed in the bathroom, girls in scarlet
tights, one muscular smooth skinned man
sweating dancing for hours, beer cans
bent littering the yard, a hanged man
sculpture dangling from a high creek branch,
children sleeping softly in their bedroom bunks.
And 4 police cars parked outside the painted
gate, red lights revolving in the leaves.
December 1965
Pigeons shake their wings on the copper church roof
out my window across the street, a bird perched on the cross
surveys the city's blue-grey clouds. Larry Rivers
'll come at 10 AM and take my picture. I'm taking
your picture, pigeons. I'm writing you down, Dawn.
I'm immortalizing your exhaust, Avenue A bus.
O Thought! Now you'll have to think the same thing forever!
New York, June 7, 1980, 6:48 A.M.
I came home and found a lion in my room...
[First draft of "The Lion for Real" CP 174-175]
A lion met America
in the road
they stared at each other
two figures on the crossroads in the desert.
America screamed
The lion roared
They leaped at each other
America desperate to win
Fighting with bombs, flamethrowers,
knives forks submarines.
The lion ate America, bit off her head
and loped off to the golden hills
that's all there is to say
about america except
that now she's
lionshit all over the desert.
O dear sweet rosy
unattainable desire
...how sad, no way
to change the mad
cultivated asphodel, the
visible reality...
and skin's appalling
petals--how inspired
to be so Iying in the living
room drunk naked
and dreaming, in the absence
of electricity...
over and over eating the low root
of the asphodel,
gray fate...
rolling in generation
on the flowery couch
as on a bank in Arden--
my only rose tonite's the treat
of my own nudity.
Fall, 1953
Tail turned to red sunset on a juniper crown a lone magpie cawks.
Mad at Oryoki in the shrine-room -- Thistles blossomed late afternoon.
Put on my shirt and took it off in the sun walking the path to lunch.
A dandelion seed floats above the marsh grass with the mosquitos.
At 4 A.M. the two middleaged men sleeping together holding hands.
In the half-light of dawn a few birds warble under the Pleiades.
Sky reddens behind fir trees, larks twitter, sparrows cheep cheep cheep
cheep cheep.
July 1983
Caught shoplifting ran out the department store at sunrise and woke up.
August 1983
I hope my good old asshole holds out
60 years it's been mostly OK
Tho in Bolivia a fissure operation
survived the altiplano hospital--
a little blood, no polyps, occasionally
a small hemorrhoid
active, eager, receptive to phallus
coke bottle, candle, carrot
banana & fingers -
Now AIDS makes it shy, but still
eager to serve -
out with the dumps, in with the condom'd
orgasmic friend -
still rubbery muscular,
unashamed wide open for joy
But another 20 years who knows,
old folks got troubles everywhere -
necks, prostates, stomachs, joints--
Hope the old hole stays young
till death, relax
March 15, 1986, 1:00 PM
That tree said
I don't like that white car under me,
it smells gasoline
That other tree next to it said
O you're always complaining
you're a neurotic
you can see by the way you're bent over.
July 6, 1981, 8 p.m.
700 francs will get you $109.91
on this muggy May afternoon
which is good to know since
I just found 700 francs in my wallet
while Dinah Washington was singing
"My Old Flame" I was thinking of where
I was with Glen when Allen Ginsberg died
and if I could relax for one hour
if I knew what that felt like
it would seem like a very long time to me
so I'll have to settle for the next best thing
warm rain on a cool May evening
on Charles Street, turn left on West 4th,
cross Sixth and turn right on MacDougal
quick: make a sentence that has Spike Lee
Son of Sam and Leonardo di Caprio in it
Bob Dole says Viagra is a great drug
that's the news, the weather I've already
given you, and then I want to go
into the bedroom and find your naked body
in my bed you've stayed up waiting for me
and I'm going to make it worth your while
It is time after thirty years
We had our Poetry Renaissance
Rise, Children of Albion, rise!
It is time after nightmares of sleep
When we walked the streets of inner cities
Our poems among the burnt-out houses
And cars, whispering compassion
To the addicts shaking and the homeless
Waking and those who have come apart
In the nowhere of today
Begging in stations
Sleeping in boxes.
It is time to find
Our lost, those children
I taught three decades ago
To paint on ceilings
With sticks of incense
Rainbows of silence
For John Cage
To write on walls
In luminous paint
Pink haiku
For Allen Ginsberg.
It is time to awaken and emblazon the sky
With symphonies of sorrow,
To draft the articles of war.
Poets of the Underground
The doors have opened
The ghost of Walt Whitman
Grey-bearded, in lonely anguish
Walks with us.


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Nike's Beaverton HQ was all abuzz last night thanks to Lebron James and the unveiling of his twelfth sneaker. We've had a few early looks at the Nike Lebron 12 already but as you can imagine Nike's official unveiling was far more thorough than an online photo gallery and Lebron James himself was on hand to help usher it in.
A shoe inspired by Louisiana's love of crawfish.
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We don't know if these men are good with money in other areas of life, but we do know they have a way to go when it comes to women's apparel.
The up and coming sister of the Kardashians, Kendall Jenner, shocked many of her fans when she showed up at the 2013 MuchMusic Video Awards in Toronto, Canada Sunday wearing a dress with two slits and NO undies!!
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Ford disavows authorizing an ad for the Sportka hatchback that depicts a computer-generated cat being decapitated.
A viral ad campaign for the Ford Motor Co.'s Sportka that shows a cat's head being sliced off by the car's sunroof has been disavowed by both Ford and the ad agency that created it.
The ad promotes the Sportka, a small two-door hatchback sold in the U.K. and geared toward consumers in their twenties. Ogilvy & Mather of London created the :40 video for Ford as an Internet-only email ad. But, both companies say, it was never meant to be aired.
The ad generated protests from animal rights activists in the UK when it first appeared in early April. Ford disowned the ad, saying it had been rejected as too extreme and was "totally unacceptable and reprehensible."
In the spot, the Sportka is parked in a driveway. A ginger cat appears, and the car's sunroof slides open. The cat jumps up on the hood to investigate and pokes its head into the sunroof, which closes, beheading the cat.
Like recent campaigns such as Burger King's Web site featuring aSubservient Chicken, viral marketing seeks to attract younger audiences resistant to more conventional advertising. Often, such ads are unconventional. The Subservient Chicken depicts a human decked in a chicken suit obeying users' commands. But the Ford campaign apparently went too far.
"They were trying to do the same thing [Burger King's] chicken did, trying to be edgy and push the envelope, but they pushed too hard," said Marc Schiller, CEO of ElectricArtists, a New York City viral marketing agency. Schiller applauded the Subservient Chicken site, as well as a recent offbeat, Web-only four-minute video ad featuring Jerry Seinfeld and an animated Superman promoting American Express.
"Young people are very savvy and their medium of choice is the Internet. And when brands get it right on new media, they respond. You saw that with the Subservient Chicken. The tonality was perfect," Schiller said.
"Perhaps the Ford execution wasn't as perfect." (Though it in fact depicted an execution, at least of the cat.)
"Ultimately I dont think it's good for the brand," Schiller said of the Ford ad, though "I wouldn't go so far as to say it's going to negatively affect car sales."
The ad has generated international buzz. It's being discussed in blogs and on online forums, including CanadianDriver.com, a Canadian online automotive magazine, where opinions are mixed.
According to Schiller, such attention does not constitute viral marketing success.
"There's a lot of interest in the commercials, but people aren't emailing them back and forth. The real value of viral marketing comes when one person transfers their endorsement of it, their passion for it, to their target of the right person to receive it," Schiller said.
Karl Brauer, editor-in-chief at online car site Edmunds.com, said, "There's still a learning curve going on with the Internet. A lot of the larger companies are trying to understand what it's all about."
Schiller said Ford and Ogilvy at least deserve kudos for trying.
"People have got to make mistakes to allow things to progress. The first one in the door usually gets shot and it's usually unfair because they're the ones pushing things forward," Schiller maintained. "The fact that Ford was thinking in this direction ultimately is good for everybody."
Perhaps viral campaigns should simply give injured cats a rest. An Australian Nokia spot was similarly disavowed by the advertiser last year. In it, a cat was snagged on a ceiling fan, twirled, and was flung against a wall.
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Does sink/faucet have to be centered under a large window?
Love my big kitchen window but trying to keep the sink centered under it in a new design layout is driving me around the bend!
Will I hate it if the new sink and faucet were shifted a bit one way or the other?
I agree with old bat(but bet she really isn't an old bat)
Center the sink but put OK to offset the faucet depending on the sink style.
I am debating the same thing - the sink will be centered(our old one was not quite centered) but debating the faucet placement.
I mocked up a sink with a large piece of cardboard for the sink and a hanger to show the faucet reach.
Lovely window - so an offset faucet would not block your view as much. I can't go as far to the side as old bat but I did ogle that Carbon faucet and was one of the last ones I ruled out. (Went with a Waterstone)
My sink is asymetric, (one small basin, one large, so the divider is off-center in the sink) which required the faucet to be set off center relative to both the sink and the window. I also have an insta hot and spray nozzle at the same sink. The main faucet being off center from the sink and window does not bother me at all--and I am very big on symmetry: From WLH Kitchen Share File
However, it seems from your picture and description that you are considering setting the whole sink off center relative to the window? I think that would bother me a lot. Especially if it were only slightly off center.
Maybe you could post your layout, outlining the cabinet placement issues and ask for help/ideas on the forum?
Personally, I would go to great lengths to center the sink on the window. If you feel apprehensive about it, I think that is a good indicator that it will bother you.
Vickyw - yes, I was thinking of shifting the whole thing (cabinet/sink) slightly off center by a few inches in order to fit a super susan instead of a blind corner cab. I agree that if I am questioning if it will bother me, in hte end it probably will.
Here's the layout so far (still a work in progress):
The sink will be a big single bowl, not the double that's shown.
I know I need to label the plan better. I will do that and post a new thread for layout feedback.
You have such a huge wall of windows there, I really think you could put the sink anywhere you want and it would look fine. I'd go for what functions best.
Found some pictures of sinks that aren't centered under the window. I think they look great. I'm not a big fan of symmetry though. I don't "need" things to be centered. I realize some people do. :)
modern kitchen design by brisbane kitchen and bath Kim Duffin
contemporary kitchen design by san francisco architect OR
contemporary kitchen design by los angeles kitchen and bath Mal Corboy Design
traditional kitchen design by cincinnati architect RWA Architects
contemporary kitchen design by san francisco architect modern house architects
Food for thought Poohpup, thanks! The non-symmetry/uncentered-ness of those kitchens doesn't bother me, they are all gorgeous! Yours too circuspeanut! What are your countertops?
That beast of a window is 93" total, the bulk of that being the fixed center panel. But I love it and want to keep it anyway. :)
Gotta get dinner going but I am working on labeling my current kitchen plans and the working version of the layout to post separately.
Angie I *love* your soapstone! We are thinking about getting it largely due to seeing your posts on it. Are those Ikea cabs? The feet look familiar...
Our window has 3 panels and the center one is fixed so the sink really needs to stay somewhere along that middle panel.
Are you considering putting runnels in your counter? Maybe you could use them to trick the eye to make your sink look a little longer?
Just a thought. :)
3rd: (Blush) Thanks for the kind comments on the soapstone. I am really, really happy with it so far.
The cabs are frameless Euro-style, but they are from Scherr's. This is an outfit in North Dakota that makes fully custom RTA cabinets.
I just posted this in another thread, so I am going to be "rude" and just cut and paste:
I used Scherr's custom RTA frameless cabinets. My kitchen is 8'x14'; I had about 25 linear feet of cabs. Our initial estimate was $7500 for industrial-board (particle-board) construction and melamine interiors, or $8500 for 3/4" plywood boxes and hardwood veneer interiors. This price included standard Blum drawer slides and hinges, but no pull-outs, etc. We wound up upgrading essentially everything it was possible to upgrade (premium wood, stain, soft-close hinges, undermount drawer slides, stacked upper cabinets, expensive Haefele and Rev-a-shelf pullouts and super susan, etc.). This ran about $15k + $800 shipping. A quote for Crystal cabs was about $3k higher.
I think you don't have to have everything centered on everything. Just chose some center and work on that.
You can also choose a not-so-eye-catching faucet to kind of downplay the assymetry, as well.
Also if assymetry is your design choice, and perfectly fine one it is, make sure it's really assymetric not just a couple of inches off. In other words make sure it is (and looks) to be a deliberate design choice, not just sloppy measuring.
I'm not one who even thinks sinks need to under windows, much less invariably perfectly centered. Sinks are extremely functional features and if they don't function right where they are, and not just be there prettily poised (like a prim little Miss' cupid bow mouth); if they're not exactly where you need them to be when you've got chickeny-icky hands or a pot that needs draining now, then you've got a design failure on your hands. This is one instance where the maxim of "Pretty is as pretty does," is right on.
The pic disappeared above, here it is again:
The 2 smaller side parts crank open, the center is fixed.
I posted a new (very long) thread with my layout.
Ayerg-yes, we love runnels and hope to basically surround our sink with them, see my layout post for more on that, and excellent idea!
I'm huge on symmetry and have a pass thru on my sink wall that is large as a picture window. I had to work around the main vent stack that intruded about 6 inches into my kitchen. So the sink is off center a few inches. I don't even notice it. In the best of all worlds everything would come together as we want them to, in reality there is give and take.
We didn't center our sink OR our faucet on the window. The whole layout worked so much better with the DW to the left of the sink, but the only way to fit it meant shifting the sink ~4" right. 21" D-shape sink, 30" window opening (36" frame), that puts the right-hand edge of the sink just about in line with the right-hand edge of the window opening. Originally I had thought that since the faucet goes at the back corner for D-shape, put it on the left to bring the balance back toward the center of the window, but in practice that looked super-dumb, so here's the faucet also off to the righthand side. Fortunately the width of the window frame is enough so the faucet doesn't feel too crowded near the upper cabinets.
Let me know if you'd like to see a photo from a better angle; this is the convenient one that was already uploaded.


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Steeped in the Wesley tradition of "training minds and warming hearts," Virginia Wesleyan College's non-denominational Sacred Music Summer Conference offers continuing education opportunities for church musicians, worship leaders, music teachers, and all who are interested in the sacred arts. (Academic credit is available)
Available for your enjoyment, for Continuing Education Units (1 ceu per day), or Academic Credit. Different rates and requirements apply.
3:00-5:00pm – "Directing Church Choirs"
4:00 pm – Dorm residents check-in at campus entrance & receive room keys
5:45pm - Meet & Greet in Shafer Room (Boyd Dining Center)
6:00pm – Buffet dinner (Shafer Room)
7:30pm – A Service of Christian Prayer using the music of Taizé
Check-in 8:45-9:15
Morning-SING! 9:15-9:50
Session I: 10am / Session II: 11:15am / Session III: 1:30pm / Session IV: 2:50pm
DeAndre Johnson (cross-cultural worship & music)
1. Worship Around God's Table
2. Adaptive Songleading
3. Planning for Pentecost
4. Accompanying Cross-Cultural Worship
Bradley Ellingboe (choral technique)
1. Choral Anthem reading Session
2. Conducting Gesture as it Shapes Tone
3. What I Have Learned (Stolen) from the Greats – Shaw, Willcocks, Ericson, etc
4. In Praise of Tradition (Don't Throw the Baby Out with the Bathwater)
Rodney Barbour (organ)
1. "Creating 'Soundscapes' at the Organ: Stop Selection"
2. "Ten Pistons: Make Ten Generals Work for You"
3. "Accompanying Congregational Song: Sound Choices for All Kinds"
4. "Choosing Music for Worship: Repertoire for All Occasions"
7:30pm – Wesleyan Worship Choir rehearsal with Joseph Martin
Check-in 8:45-9:15
Morning-SING! 9:15-9:50
Session I: 10am / Session II: 11:15am / Session III: 1:30pm / Session IV: 2:50pm
Joseph Martin (music for choirs of all sizes)
Eileen Guenther (Clergy/Musician Relationships)
1. Conflict: Why It Happens & Mutual Confessions
2. Teams: Why They Matter & How to Build a Successful One
3. Servant Leadership
4. What Clergy Want Musicians to Know / What Musicians Want Clergy to Know
Jeff Phelps (Dalcroze-Eurhythmics)
1-4. Group Eurhythmics
4:00pm BONUS – Suzanne Daniel: Practical Technology for the Church Musician
7:30pm – Festival Worship: Joseph Martin leads the Wesleyan Worship Choir
Check-in 8:45-9:15
Morning-SING! 9:15-9:50
Session I: 10am / Session II: 11:15am / Session III: 1:30pm / Session IV: 2:50pm
Friends of the Groom (theatre for church)
1. Beyond Bathrobes I: Theater in Christian Ed
2. Beyond Bathrobes II: Theater in Worship
3. Enacted Word: Using Theater to Present Scripture
4. One for the Music, Two for the Show: Children's Musicals
Leonard Sweet (worship & evangelism)
1. "This is My Story, This is My Song: Learning the Vernacular of the Culture"
2. "Moving Worship from Workzone to Playground"
3. "A Charge to Keep I Have: Keeping the 'Charge' of Creativity for a Lifetime of Ministry"
4. "Illustration vs. Animation: A Case Study in Illustrating Points vs. Animating Stories"
Susan Eernisse (children's music)
1. Growing in Grace – a children's music curriculum
2. Games & Songs for the children's choir
3. Sing Together! – reading session
4. Getting Ready for Fall – musical learning activities
William Tortolano (chant)
1. Gregorian Chant (an easy intro plus how to sing the liturgy)
2. Sing the Psalms (singing the psalms within the 8 psalm tones)
4:00pm BONUS – Billye Brown Youmans: Choir Tours
7:30p Hymn Festival
Check-in 8:45-9:15
Morning-SING! 9:15-9:50
Session I: 10am / Session II: 11:15am / Session III: 1:30pm / Session IV: 2:50pm
Mack Wilberg (conductor for 'Finale: Sing to the Lord with Cheerful Voice")
1. Choral Anthem Reading Session
Robert Shoup (choral preparation)
2. "Co-Creating or Co-Dependent: Clarifying the Singer-Conductor Roles"
3. "Rehearsal Traps and Treasures: Harness Your Knowledge of Your Singers"
4. "Beyond the Beat Pattern: Conducting (or not) Courage"
Alan Reese (handbells)
1. Advanced Handbell Ringing I (Shelly, 4-in-hand & more plus learning how to ring more bells with fewer ringers)
2. Advanced Ringing II (creative solutions for seemingly impossible passages (weaving, table layout & traveling 4-in-hand)
3. Reading session I – Music for bells with other instruments
4. Reading session II – new releases
John Dull (Guitar for Worship)
1. The Guitarist as Worship Leader – lead congregational song effectively
2. The Guitar in Worship – What's Possible?
3. Repertoire for the Worship Guitarist – it's not just for praise band
4. Guitar Jam Session (structured 'jam' to play through many selections and styles and their uses in various worship settings and in general worship, prayer services, camp/small group meetings, etc.
7:30pm Wesleyan Festival Chorus rehearsal with Mack Wilberg
9:30am-12:30p – Wesleyan Festival Chorus rehearsal with Mack Wilberg
7:30pm – "Finale: Sing to the Lord with Cheerful Voice" – conference closing concert.
Mack Wilberg conducts the 90-voice Wesleyan Festival Chorus
Christ & St. Luke's Episcopal
560 W. Olney Rd, Norfolk
Kevin Kwan, organist, joined by members of the Virginia Symphony Orchestra.
Full Conference - $315 (opening banquet, classes & materials for your registered sessions. $75 deposit due with registration)
Half-Day - $50 (includes classes & materials for your registered sessions. Total fee due with registration)
Youth Rate - $35 (per day for high school/college students accompanying a participating adult)
Campus Housing - $40 per night (Private room; shared bath); $30 per night (shared room; shared bath)
Basic Linen Package - $15 (or provide your own - extra-long twin beds);
Extra-Linens - $20 (pillow & light bedspread)
Off-campus housing is available at various nearby hotels.
On-campus meals
Breakfast (continental) - TBA
Lunch - TBA
Dinner - TBA
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College Credit –
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American cities, once economic and social launch pads for their residents, are all too often plagued by poverty and decay. One need only to look at the ruins of Detroit to see how far some once-great cities have fallen, or at Boston and San Francisco for evidence that such decline is reversible. In Boom Towns, Stephen J.K. Walters diagnoses the root causes of urban decline in order to prescribe remedies that will enable cities to thrive once again.
Arguing that commonplace explanations for urban decay misunderstand the nature our towns, Walters reconceives of cities as dense accumulations of capital in all of its forms—places that attract people by making their labor more productive and their leisure more pleasurable. Policymakers, therefore, must properly define and enforce property rights in order to prevent the flight of capital and the resulting demise of urban centers. Using vivid evocations of iconic towns and the people who crucially affected their destinies, Walters shows how public policy measures which aim to revitalize often do more harm than good. He then outlines a more promising set of policies to remedy the capital shortage that continues to afflict many cities and needlessly limit their residents' opportunities. With its fresh interpretation of one of the American quandaries of our day, Boom Towns offers a novel contribution to the debate about American cities and a program for their restoration.
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Stephen J.K. Walters is Professor of Economics at Loyola University Maryland and a Fellow at the Johns Hopkins Institute for Applied Economics, Global Health, and the Study of Business Enterprise. He has advised aspiring and elected mayors and governors, given expert testimony in antitrust and tort cases, and consulted for diverse clients, ranging from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to major league baseball clubs.
"Boom Towns is an innovative contribution to the debate about cities. The idea that we should be looking at urban policy from the perspective of capital formation is both a breath of fresh air and a critically important insight that should have broad impact."
—Samuel Staley, Director, DeVoe L. Moore Center, Florida State University
"Stephen Walters is a rarity. He's an economist with a strong sense of history. Boom Towns uses examples from Boston and San Francisco to New Orleans and Portland to show how a healthy respect for property rights has contributed to the prosperity of American cities. And then, he explains how the erosion of those rights helped produce the policies that bankrupted Detroit and that have led to widespread urban decline."
—Fred Siegel, author of The Revolt Against the Masses and The Future Once Happened Here
"Boom Towns addresses a supremely important, yet neglected, question from a novel perspective: why do some cities go boom and others go bust? Walters' ingenious and erudite application of an economics of property rights paradigm yields a treasure trove of provocative and innovative observations. Well researched and brilliantly written, Boom Towns promises to become a classic on cities—one with a wide appeal to economists, historians, and urbanologists alike."
—Steve H. Hanke, The Johns Hopkins University
"Walters' argument is well-reasoned and unusually pragmatic. There's much here for urbanists to like, but also a necessary dose of skepticism about the redistributionist approaches and subsidized real estate schemes that are so often seen as 'critical' to reviving cities. Cities, as he points out, are collections of capital and people. They can only thrive by serving our basic needs and aspirations. Boom Towns is a major contribution to the urban debate because it recognizes this."
—Joel Kotkin, Hobbs Fellow in Urban Studies at Chapman University and author of The Next Hundred Million: America in 2050


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Invasive Lymphatic Malformation (Gorham-Stout) of the Pelvis with Prominent Skin Involvement
Article first published online: 24 JUL 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1525-1470.2012.01814.x
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Pediatric Dermatology
Volume 30, Issue 3, pages 374–378, May/June 2013
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Leite, I., Hernández-Martín, A., Colmenero, I., López-Gutiérrez, J. C. and Torrelo, A. (2013), Invasive Lymphatic Malformation (Gorham-Stout) of the Pelvis with Prominent Skin Involvement. Pediatric Dermatology, 30: 374–378. doi: 10.1111/j.1525-1470.2012.01814.x
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Abstract: Gorham-Stout syndrome is a rare disease characterized by progressive osteolysis leading to disappearance of the bone. Vascular proliferations have been implicated in the pathogenesis of this syndrome. The case of a 7-year-old girl with a prominent invasive lymphatic malformation on the lumbosacral area and massive osteolysis of the pelvic girdle is reported.


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Tyler Seguin questionable to play against Bruins after missing Stars skate with flu
|02.10.15 at 12:33 pm ET
Tyler Seguin was sent back to the team hotel and missed Tuesday's morning skate with a flu bug that is going around Dallas' team. Coach Lindy Ruff said the team is 'hopeful' that Seguin will be able to play Tuesday night against the Bruins.
Should he play, Tuesday will mark the second time that Seguin has played at TD Garden since being traded to Dallas in the summer of 2013. Seguin is flourishing offensively with the Stars, as he is tied for the NHL lead with 59 points and is third with 29 goals.
The Bruins had no absences from morning skate and will ice the same forwards and defensemen that they did Sunday against the Canadiens. Niklas Svedberg, who is back from a four-game conditioning loan in Providence, will make the start for Boston. Tuukka Rask has started the last 11 games for the Bruins, going 7-3-1.
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Bruins recall Niklas Svedberg, return Malcolm Subban to Providence
|02.09.15 at 11:59 am ET
The Bruins announced Monday that they have recalled Niklas Svedberg from a conditioning loan in Providence. Malcolm Subban has been returned to Providence.
Svedberg, who was sent to Providence on Jan. 30 to get some playing time while Tuukka Rask received the starts in Boston, played four games for Providence during the stint. He went 3-1-0 with a 9.11 save percentage and 2.76 goals-against average.
The move came as no surprise Monday, as conditioning stints can't be longer than two weeks and the Bruins begin a five-game road trip later this week. Subban did not play for Boston during what was his first NHL recall.
Zdeno Chara says 'my bad' for running into Dougie Hamilton and giving Montreal game-winning goal
|02.09.15 at 9:40 am ET
For as much as Bruins fans might be frustrated with the unfinished chances that Daniel Paille continues to generate, no play summarizes Boston's frustration this season with the Canadiens than the one in the opening minute of the third period Sunday night.
Dougie Hamilton had the puck in the high slot and appeared ready to take aim on the impenetrable Carey Price, with the Canadiens leading, 1-0. But Zdeno Chara, reading David Krejci circling around the net, collided with Hamilton. The back-check of his own teammate gave Dale Weise the puck. Weise found a sprinting Max Pacioretty at center ice and Pacioretty beat Tuukka Rask between the pads for a 2-0 Canadiens lead.
"That was my bad," Chara said. "I saw David going around the net and I moved in and that's something that I shouldn't probably – usually you have the crossing defenseman moving in. I may have misread it and it ended up costing us. I'm taking blame for that because that's something I should be more patient with and maybe take a look. Dougie [Hamilton] was in the right spot, David made the right play and, I don't know, I just thought that I would have a chance to move in but that's not the way we play."
"I saw him last second," Hamilton said of Chara. "I don't know, I haven't really seen it yet. I don't know, just a bad bounce, miscommunication, and it results in a goal."
Claude Julien did see it very clearly and left no doubt that he felt badly for Rask. It was his goalie who saved Chara in the first period when he lost a puck at the blue line and turned away a chance from Jacob De La Rose. In total, Rask stopped 31 of 33 shots but fell to 3-13-3 all time in the regular season against Montreal. Read the rest of this entry »
Carey Price is pretty sure Canadiens will see Bruins 'again' in playoffs
|02.09.15 at 9:12 am ET
Sooner or later, the Bruins will have to find a way to solve Carey Price.
On Sunday night, the league's top goalie stonewalled the Bruins for a fourth time this season, stopping 34 of 35 shots in a 3-1 win over the Bruins that gave Montreal a clean sweep of the four-game season series. What does it mean to Price?
"That's what they are. They're a really good team, well-structured," Price said. "They work hard. They've got all the characteristics of a good playoff team, and I don't doubt that if we want to get to our ultimate goal, we'll see them again."
In those four games, Price has allowed just six goals, turning aside 113 of the 119 shots he's faced. On Sunday, he admitted he was a little bit lucky to go along with being very good. The best example of that was in the second period when Loui Eriksson fired a shot on goal from the left circle after he left his crease. The puck hit his stick and popped straight up in the air and into his glove.
Then came his two saves in the same period on the tough-luck Daniel Paille. One was a kick save on Paille, who was right on the doorstep and took a pass from Torey Krug but could not finish. The other was a stick save on a shot from Paille from the right circle.
"Lucky. I don't even think it was going in, to be honest," Price said of the second Paille chance.
In the first period, Craig Cunningham had a chance in the low slot with Price again scrambling in the crease. But there was Michael Bournival there to get a piece of it before Price could get back in position.
"Absolutely, yeah. We had some guys bailing me out," Price said. "That's what it's all about. We're a committed team to blocking shots, and battling in that blue paint, and tonight it paid off in a close one."
The flip side of this is alarming to the Bruins, especially coach Claude Julien.
"I don't think we made Carey Price's night real hard," Julien said. "He didn't have to move much. He just stood there, stopped the shots, so those are areas that weren't good enough, and in order to beat this team that really gets up for us our best players have to be our best players and we didn't have that tonight."
How do the Bruins go about making things tougher?
"Traffic," captain Zdeno Chara said. "It's pretty obvious I think. I don't think there's any goalie in the league that likes to have traffic in front of him. We didn't do that probably consistently for the whole night."
"Like every goalie you have to get in front," added fellow blue liner Dennis Seidenberg. "If the goalie doesn't see the puck he can't stop them or he can't make a save. There are going to loose pucks and we just have to get there in front of him and then get those second chance opportunities and that has been missing in the past."
The Bruins have two months to find what's been missing against Price.
5 things we learned as Habs complete season series sweep of Bruins
|02.08.15 at 10:20 pm ET
It seems all of the encouraging play in the world isn't enough to prepare the Bruins for the Canadiens.
Coming off a stretch of points in five of their last six games (4-1-1), the Bruins promptly gave the puck to always-opportunistic Habs and gave them a sweep of the regular-season series. Montreal's 3-1 win over the B's Sunday at TD Garden made the Habs winners in all four of teams' meetings this season.
David Pastrnak scored Boston's only goal, sending a puck just barely over the line on a rebound bid with less than five minutes to play. Though the Bruins did not pressure the Vezina favorite early, Price was outstanding when he had to be.
On paper, the Bruins should be able to contend with and beat the Canadiens. Of course, paper rarely takes into a consideration that one team is in the other's head.
Here are four more things we learned Sunday:
For as great a player as Price is, it isn't like the Canadiens ice a dominant team in front of him. Dale Weise plays on their first line. Sergei Gonchar, who is actually the same person as former NHL star Sergei Gonchar, is on their second pairing.
While Boston's roster needs improvements, their best players should have matched up well with Montreal's and Carl Soderberg's line should have feasted on the bottom of the Habs' roster.
Instead, the opposite happened. Weise, who was a fourth-liner earlier in the season when he wasn't a healthy scratch, slipped off of Bergeron in front of the net and took a pass from Max Pacioretty to score the Canadiens' first goal. That came against Zdeno Chara's pairing.
In the third period, Chara knocked Dougie Hamilton over at the blue line in the offensive zone, resulting in Weise jumping on the puck and springing Pacioretty on a breakaway. Pacioretty beat Tuukka Rask to make it seemingly an insurmountable deficit for Boston.
Brad Marchand has no issue with trip from John Tavares, not sure if it was a slew-foot
|02.08.15 at 6:18 pm ET
With video of an uncalled trip by Islanders captain John Tavares on Brad Marchand circulating from Saturday's game, Marchand had no complaints when asked if the play was a slew-foot.
From the angle shown above, it's impossible to tell whether Tavares used his upper-body to pull Marchand back, but it seems he did kick Marchand's right foot out. Marchand, who was given a two-game suspension for slew-footing Derick Brassard last month, did not accuse Tavares of any wrongdoing.
"I'm not sure. I haven't seen the replay of it," Marchand said Sunday. "I thought he got me pretty good, but I don't know if it was intentional. I don't really know how the play came together, so to be honest I really don't know."
Marchand was then asked whether he pays close attention to potential supplemental discipline given his history of suspensions.
"The league's going to do what they deem necessary for every play,' Marchand replied. "It really doesn't bother me either way. I didn't get hurt. If I would have gotten hurt, maybe it would have been a little different situation, but it's a play in a game in the last minute and I can understand why the refs didn't call a penalty. If it's worth supplemental discipline then they'll do that. If not, then they won't. I'm not going to pay more attention to it."
Don Sweeney on Sunday Skate: Bruins not limiting their search at trade deadline, 'nothing that's set in stone' with David Pastrnak
|02.08.15 at 12:46 pm ET
Bruins assistant general manager Don Sweeney joined Sunday Skate to discuss the Bruins' roster as the team gets closer to the March 2 trade deadline. To listen to the interview, click here.
The B's have been looking for a wing nearly all season, though they are among a large number of teams who could stand to improve defensively. Sweeney said the Bruins continue to look for a wing, but that general manager Peter Chiarelli isn't limiting his search.
"Everybody's sort of focused on the fact that maybe our depth on the wings or scoring ability would be an area that we would like to address, having the types of players that we've lost over the last couple of years," Sweeney said. "I don't think it's any trade secret that that's probably the area that we've primarily been focused on, but I don't think if any trade situations and discussions come up, that Peter wouldn't have the opportunity to pursue in any one area that might strengthen our club."
The search for a forward is part of an ongoing process to find David Krejci a permanent right wing. David Pastrnak's play with Krejci was enough for the Bruins to burn the first year off his entry-level contract and keep him on the roster, though the B's moved Pastrnak off Krejci's line last week to keep the rookie away from other teams' top lines.
Pastrnak was moved back to Krejci's line with Milan Lucic in the second period of Saturday's game, however, as the Bruins had last line change and were matching Patrice Bergeron's line against New York's first line. Sweeney said Pastrnak remains a candidate to play with Krejci, but that the team is still figuring out what his role will ultimately be this season.
"There's nothing that's set in stone," Sweeney said. "We're just going to continue to evaluate. We'll go to the trade deadline, and Peter's trying to improve our hockey club. If we can do that, then David may find his way out of the lineup, may find his way back in Providence. It doesn't matter. The boy has been a sponge with all things, and we're so excited about his development trajectory and hopefully he doesn't hit a wall here as he goes down the stretch."
Sweeney did say that if either Pastrnak or Reilly Smith forces the Bruins' hand and fills the spot themselves, it would be "the perfect scenario."
The Bruins have around $2.2 million in cap space, though they have an undisclosed amount of unused long-term injured reserve space that will allow them to exceed the upper limit. Though they don't have too much money to spend — something that can be helped by a trade partner retaining a player's salary — Sweeney did say that the Bruins have the assets to add players to their liking.
"I think we have the assets to be able to pursue any type of deal outside of a straight cap add-on," he said. "Obviously, the wiggle room we have from just adding a player without necessarily moving some money around is going to be more problematic than not, but from an organizational standpoint of having assets to be able to pursue deals and talk deals and potentially explore them, we absolutely are in a position to do that.
"Obviously, the cap dollars are what they are. We've been in the station all year long. We've managed that and we have to continue to do that down the stretch. Our cap situation doesn't grow as the season goes along because we're in LTI, but we do have some wiggle room." Read the rest of this entry »
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Artos Ryton Towel Warmer 26" H x 18" W
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Artos Ryton Towel Warmer 26" H x 18" W
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|Product Type: Wall mounted
|Heat Type: Electric; Hydronic
|Finish: 1: Chrome
|Finish: 2: Bronze
|Finish: 3: Nickel
|Electrical Connection: Hardwired; Plug-in
|Country of Manufacture: Turkey
About the ManufacturerARTOS is a brand of style, quality and performance. The success of their Italian Designer Collections has influenced their mission and set their goals to provide the finest fixtures and still retain affordability.
Artos Ryton Towel Warmer 26" H x 18" W
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We remodeled our master bath and this was one of my wife's main requirements - to have toasty towels when coming out of the shower. We have it setup on a programmable switch for when we wake up in the mornings and it works well together. The warmer itself gets the towels nice and warm and also helps to dry them out. She loves it.
Nice towel warmer.
Linda from Freehold, NJ– Verified Buyer
The only thing that I did not like about this towel warmer is that if you did not buy the timer, you had to supply your own switch. There is no switch on the towel warmer itself.
As described!
Sacha from Montreal, QC– Verified Buyer– Top 500 Reviewer
This is the 5th Ryton Towel Warmer that i have purchased. Good size and well priced.
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China Harbor put in low bid to develop ports in both Ashdod and Haifa, but under rules of tender could opt for only one.
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