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"They were all about their business. They knew exactly what they were doing," said the campus minister, part of a group from Campbellsville University in Kentucky that was returning from a mission trip to Niger.
When they landed, the passengers didn't know exactly where they were. If they knew Bangor at all, they probably thought of Stephen King, the horror writer who lives here in a house with a metal gate adorned with bat wings.
Bangor was once Maine's lumber center and home to many timber barons. There's a statue of Paul Bunyan downtown. Pavy recalled seeing plenty of woods before he landed.
"It may be in the middle of nowhere, but it served a valuable function," he said.
The diverted flights represent a tiny part of activity at the Bangor International Airport, which is home to a Maine Air National Guard wing and serves as a busy refueling hub for military aircraft carrying personnel and cargo to and from Europe and the Middle East.
Since 2004, the airport has handled 21 cases in which aircraft had to land for security reasons, compared with 388 for fuel, 139 for bad weather, 50 for medical emergencies and 49 for maintenance problems, Caruso said.
Each time this happens, the airport gets $2,000 to $3,000 for landing fees, ground-handling fees and fuel costs, which adds up to a small profit for the airport, he said.
Stuart Frankel, a passenger from Baltimore aboard the US Airways flight, said he liked the scenery and the hospitality so much that he hopes to return to Maine for a vacation.
"I was impressed by how kind and nice the people were," he said. "Just the whole attitude is, `How can we help you?' It makes me as someone who's never been to the area want to come back."
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We are trying to identify all the plantings on our campus, located in Southern California, inland (near Riverside). This small tree has "alligator skin" bark. I have never seen it produce reproductive structures, but it looks like it might be an acacia. Any one have any ideas?
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Afrocarpus gracilior?
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Magicka Wizard Wars, the free-to-play game I once described as a game of Dota 2 in which everyone on both teams is playing Invoker, is now available on Steam Early Access. You can claim your spot as a founder in this arcane altercation with three different tiers, starting at $13. Jumping in at the $20 tier gets you a free copy of Crusader Kings II, which is half of that game's current Steam price.
Fire plus Arcane plus Lightning equals, um, what exactly? Help me out here, I never paid attention in school.
My urgent need to perform this elemental arithmetic can only mean one thing: I'm playing a Magicka game. Arrowhead's 2011 action-RPG abandoned spellcasting conventions such as mana points and charge times to turn magic into a creative free-for-all – you'd chuck two parts fire, two
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After the hilarious, Game of Thrones-spoofing live action trailer this year and the screenshots that came a couple of months afterwards, the Video Game Marketing Formula dictates that the next stop on Magicka: Wizard Wars' press tour is a gameplay trailer, which you'll find neatly packaged behind the cut. Paradox is on a roll with these.
Turns out those faceless dudes from the Game of Thrones-spoofing announcement trailer aren't any less creepy when pulled out of the realm of live-action. I was hoping the hollow blackness of the wizards' heads might be downplayed a little in Magicka: Wizard War's art, but I guess I can forgive them when that much fire and lightning is bursting from their limbs.
It's not a MOBA, the devs have made that much clear in interviews, but Magicka's 4v4 multiplayer spin-off looks a bit like one. Going by glimpses at GDC, it's a game of territorial control in which two teams tussle over spawn points - and you can even bring AI goblin minions along to help. In action though, it retains the same accessibly splashy and chaotic combo spellcraft that defined the
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The 48 air-conditioned guestrooms at Americas Best Value Inn include coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. Televisions are equipped with premium cable channels. All accommodations provide desks along with free local calls (restrictions may apply). In-room microwaves and refrigerators are provided. Housekeeping is offered daily.
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I have a young orchard and I am worried about the gophers killing the young trees. I was wondering if the electronic gopher repellers work? And had anyone used gopher weed, and would you recommend that at all. Any information would be greatly appreciated thank you.
Most everything I see on line about gopher control involves placing highly toxic, Strychnine or warfarin, baits, or killing traps. Some people have reported good success with buried fine mesh fence placed in an inverse L position around the area to be protected as well as a tight mesh fance above ground.
Chewing gum, laxatives, vehicle exhaust, flooding the tunnels have no affect on these critters.
I've killed a few by flooding the tunnels and sitting back in wait with a pellet gun. They don't always come up in your yard and you could have tunnels caving in through the yard.
Castor bean seeds have worked for me in the past. Just throw a few in the hole.
Because gophers, moles, etc. just up and leave for unknown reasons many people think the by flooding or pumping exhuast in to them they have driven the buggers away. Keep in mind that these animals have learned, over eons, how to cope with flooded tunnels, something they had to do in order to survive.
Most of the time(IME) they will surface where you put the hose in and a shovel, hoe, bbgun or whatever can take care of them once surfaced. They are kinda pitiful looking while soaked and choking but don't give in and let them live! They multiply like rabbits.
We have a serious gopher problem, and this Spring I plan to do something about them. I never see them above ground, so I don't have the opportunity to shoot one, or I would. We are in a rural area, so shooting them would be allowed.
I have seen feral cats carrying dead gophers back to their "nests" where their kittens live. I consider the feral cats to be my allies against the gopher population, but they and other predators aren't even beginning to control our exploding gopher population. They are just benefiting from it. I plan to start with one of those metal traps. I may eventually resort to one of those devices to pipe our car's exhaust down their holes. Actually, I prefer the trap, because you have the gopher's body as confirmation of the kill.
I have seen those U-Tube videos of people killing gophers with high velocity rifles. The gophers literally explode, and parts of them are blown high in the air. And the shooters seem to be having a high old time. But unfortunately our gophers won't come out to play target practice. I have a 1000-foot-per-second air rifle that should be able to dispatch a gopher, but I have other things to do and I don't have the time to wait for the gophers to present themselves for target practice. Obviously our gophers do come out from time to time, because our feral cats seem to be able to catch them on an almost daily basis.
This Spring, the gopher wars begin. I saw a new kind of chewing gum advertised on TV that might prove to be some kind of secret weapon against gophers. Perhaps Juicy Fruit has become obsolete as a Weapon of Mass Destruction. But if I see that the gophers are winning, I will try for some kind of negotiated settlement. I might let them have that part of the yard out near the road if I can have the yard near my garden. Hopefully the gophers will be reasonable.
I have used the electronic gopher repellers for the last few years. For the most part they work pretty well. In the beginning I got the solar ones... dont.... The plastic cover on the collector does not age well at all and after one season its so cloudy and dark it doesnt allow enough light through to keep the battery charged.
We now use the battery powered ones and so far they are still going strong. I check them weekly to insure they are working.
Last year we had one stubborn gopher show up but it left after a day or so. Compared to the years prior to using the electronic repellers, when I was fighting 15 or more so a year, it was a noticeable difference. (I was putting tick marks on the box trap every time I caught one!)
Before we used the repellers it was awful. They ate my fruit trees into sharpened stakes, they took out everything in the garden and pulled all the flowers down in the front yard.
I have been at war with the gophers for over 20 years where I live. I have tried it all, traps, gopher bombs, poison, wire netting, you name it. Dirty kitty litter in the holes, human hair, soap, and powdered pepper. Its an endless list. Some of them work somewhat, some not at all.
The solutions that do work either take too long to start working, are labor intensive, dangerous or it doesnt keep the new ones away. It was a constant fight.
The electronic repellers have been the only thing that really made a dent and kept them away.


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Life's a pitch for Marron
It is something of an understatement to say news that Old Trafford had been overlooked for an Ashes Test in 2009 did not go down too well in Lancashire.
To snub one of the oldest and most famous grounds in the country was regarded as unthinkable by many of those associated with the county.
Anyone and everyone - whether they be players, officials or fans - seemed to have their say on the decision, and their reactions veered between disappointment and disbelief, often laced with more than a dash of anger.
Amid the outpouring of emotion, however, one voice from inside Old Trafford has gone largely unheard.
"It's good news for me," said Peter Marron, the head groundsman. "I'd be glad of the break.
"It means less work for us, to be honest, so I've got no great issues with it."
Marron's comments, rather than reflecting any lack of loyalty to his employers of almost 30 years, say much more about his pragmatic approach to one of the least glamorous jobs in county cricket.
You would expect nothing different from a man whose working life has been dictated largely by the weather - and the notoriously fickle Manchester weather at that.
Given his workload during the season, few would begrudge Marron a rare breather.
While most spectators' time at the ground spans the hours of play, Marron's working day regularly begins earlier than the rest of the country but sometimes continues until dark.
Twelve-hour shifts and 7-day weeks are the norm rather than the exception, and it says much for the time he has devoted to the Lancashire over the past three decades that it often used to be more than that.
"There have been days when I've been on the square at three in the morning with a torch in my hand," Marron told ecb.co.uk, in such a way to suggest he would be crazy to do otherwise.
"I used to live on the ground in a house, so it was like the whole place was home. It didn't really matter what time I went home."
Marron claims that "it's not a labour of love", and he treats it merely as a job, but scratch beneath the surface and you find a man with a deep affection for the ground.
"If we move on, we move on," he said, referring to the debate over whether Lancashire will relocate – they want to stay but are waiting for approval from the council – but in the next breath he is reminiscing over the moments that will live longest in his memory.
"I remember Viv Richards getting 189 not out in a one-dayer here for the West Indies in 1983 - that was pretty special.
"Then there was the Ashes last year - it was one of my best pitches and it went down to the last day, but the high point for me was coming into work and finding it was choc-a-block with a people outside."
Groundsman the length and breadth of the country will tell you they are the cricket's equivalent of the working classes, largely ignored but without whom the game would certainly not exist.
Marron has received his fair share of sympathy over the years - one cannot help but feel for someone who has to prepare Test-standard surfaces at statistically the wettest ground in England - but the time has come for his efforts to be recognised more formally by Lancashire.
The club has granted him a testimonial this year, in recognition of his efforts since arriving in 1975.
Barring a brief spell away following a disagreement with his boss and mentor Bert Flack – "we had a row; he won, I lost" - Marron has been as much a fixture at Old Trafford as the hanging baskets outside the old pavilion.
For a groundsman to be honoured in such a way – "there haven't been too many over the years", says Marron – speaks volumes for the esteem in which he is held by the club.
And there can be no more ringing endorsement of his standing as a person than Andrew Flintoff, that most genuine of cricketers and a player whose time is increasingly precious, agreeing to co-host two of six fundraising events over the next months.
The first of those, a sportsman's dinner featuring England selector Geoff Miller as the guest speaker, takes place on Tuesday, July 18 at Old Trafford, with more evenings out, an auction and a race day also scheduled for the coming months.
"I'm looking forward to having a good year, and having a few good bashes with Fred. It's really good of him - he's been an absolute gem.
"I can't say enough about him because you won't get a better bloke. If he can help someone he will."
Rubbing shoulder with the first man of English cricket is a far cry from Marron's days as an "assistant kid" at Old Trafford, taken under Flack's wing for no other reason than he used to drink in the pub where Flack's daughter worked as a barmaid.
"I just fell into it really," says Marron. "It was just a case of drinking in the right place at the right time. I found out they needed someone, so I went along and did it. I've never done an exam in my life."
If Old Trafford itself has changed markedly since Marron first arrived – "the indoor school was just a poxy shed and the press box was a wooden shack that used to blow off every winter" – so too has the art of groundsmanship.
The introduction of covered wickets and the phasing out of marl squares are just two of the factors that have made Marron's job more difficult.
Throw in the fact that Old Trafford is now a venue for pop concerts and one need only see his eyes begin to roll to understand what he thinks of thousands upon thousands of punters trample across Marron's treasured turf.
However, he is not as short-sighted as to deny that "it's quite a decent sight at night when we've got a full house and the music's going", and, though he admits he has little in common with the younger generation of groundsman on the county circuit, to suggest he is stuck in the past would be considerably wide of the mark.
Marron is, after all, the first groundsman in England to use glue on his wickets to help prevent them from wearing – an idea he got from New Zealand and one which may well catch on elsewhere.
It says much for Marron's dedication to his craft and his job that there is little else in his life outside of Old Trafford; he has to think long and hard before listing rugby union, holidays and having a good time as his interests beyond the boundary, so to speak.
As for his working life, he insists he is "not looking to make the half-century" of service to Lancashire, adding that his deputy is comfortably good enough to take over now.
But when Marron says, "I don't really know how long I'll be doing this for," one suspects his love for the club is such that he will not be hanging his lawnmower and overalls up in the foreseeable future.
"It's a great place and I've got lots of great memories. That's one thing that will stay with me forever."
For more information on Peter Marron's testimonial, visit the Lancashire website at www.lccc.co.uk.


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Winter's second encore March 29, 2015Posted by Mike C. in Personal, Photography, Weather.
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A second encore performance of snow affected my area yesterday. We were on the western fringe of a storm that left at least 2 to 4 inches of snow in Central and Eastern Suffolk County. Here in Nassau, snowfall was minimal.
We were treated to intermittent snow showers during the day that barely accumulated:
There was a little more snow at night that left a solid coating:
Here's what the coating looked like at around 8:30 this morning:
The late March sun has already melted most of it. Surely this was the last snow of the season, right?
Winter's encore March 21, 2015Posted by Mike C. in Personal, Photography, Weather.
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The snow of two Thursdays ago turned out not to be the last snow of the season. An encore performance came through yesterday. This time, it was entirely wet snow. Thanks to two weeks of above-freezing temperatures, in addition to the strength of the mid-March sun, not much snow stuck on pavement. I measured an inch in the driveway last night as the snow was tapering off. The front lawn accurately represented the snowfall: 5 inches.
Below is a timeline of the snowfall from start to finish, followed by today's rapid melting.
6:40 PM, five minutes before the vernal equinox:
8:05 PM, 80 minutes into spring:
March 21
8:36 AM, during a remnant snow shower:
There may not be any snow left on the ground by Monday, and that may be the last we see until late fall. Happy spring.
WCWP-FM 50th Anniversary Celebration March 20, 2015Posted by Mike C. in Education, Media, Personal, Photography, Radio, Video.
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WCWP 88.1 FM, LIU Post's radio station, commemorated 50 years on the air with an anniversary dinner Saturday night at Page One Restaurant in Glen Cove, and a celebratory anniversary show Monday afternoon.
The dinner marked my first time back at Page One in nine years when WCWP had its annual station dinner there. Here's an exterior shot I took prior to the 2003 station dinner:
Station banner inside Page One:
A couple of group shots with the banner:
WCWP-FM signed on 50 years ago Monday at 4PM, which was marked by a four-hour anniversary show that ran an hour before to three hours after that original sign-on.
Hank Neimark provided that original sign-on. WCWP station manager Dan Cox shot a picture at 4:00:00 today of Hank reprising his sign-on (courtesy WCWP Alumni Association Facebook group):
Here's how it sounded…:
…and looked (via Bobby Guthenberg):
March 5 winter storm pictures, March 6 aftermath pictures March 6, 2015Posted by Mike C. in Media, News, Personal, TV, Weather.
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In a 52-hour period, my area went from snow to sleet and freezing rain to rain and back.
It all began late Tuesday afternoon. A couple of inches of snow fell before the evening changeover, but it was washed away by the rain. Temperatures got as high as the mid 40s on Wednesday, allowing me to clear any slush set into the driveway by tire tracks.
For a while, it seemed like there wouldn't be too much snow on Thursday. Computer forecast models were pushing the snow south. But as night fell, the models yanked the storm back north and had it starting and ending later. 4 to 8 inches of snow were forecast, with News 12 Long Island upping that to 5 to 10 on Thursday morning.
The rain changed to wet snow at around sunrise, switching to regular snow as the morning progressed and temperatures fell.
By afternoon, temperatures were down in the mid 20s and the snow continued to accumulate. I periodically brought my standard ruler to the driveway to measure. There were 2 inches at 11:40 AM, 4 1/2 inches at 2:22 PM, and 7 inches by 4:12.
But at 4:40, even though it was still snowing, I went out to the driveway and began shoveling. My sister came home ten minutes after I started and helped me shovel. We finished at 5:30.
After an hour break, which included a dinner of pasta and homemade ground turkey meat sauce, I went back outside for more shoveling. By now, the snow had ended. Another inch had fallen on top of what I shoveled earlier. This time, I only took a half hour.
The 8 inches of snow in my driveway matched the snow totals in Levittown, North Merrick, and Rockville Centre, according to the National Weather Service. Melville and East Northport ended up with 9 inches.
Below is a photo timeline of the snow from beginning to end, and then the day after (today).
5:43 PM, after shoveling with help from my sister:
7:31 PM, after additional shoveling:
Temperatures were in the low 20s, but the March sun was strong enough to melt the snow anyway. The high today was 30 degrees.
This is the last day with high temperatures below freezing for the foreseeable future, and maybe even for the season. And if this turned out to be the last snow of the season, it went out on a high note.
Guest reading at my old elementary school March 5, 2015Posted by Mike C. in Books, Education, Personal, Photography, Weather.
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I was at Leo F. Giblyn School in Freeport on Monday as a guest reader for Dr. Seuss Spirit Week. I read Dr. Seuss books to four different classes and an unrelated weather book to a fifth class.
It was great to be back where I attended third and fourth grade. (I spent kindergarten, first grade, and second grade up the road at Archer Street.) My mother has been a teaching assistant at Giblyn for about 25 years and my sister has also worked there in many roles for about a decade.
The books I read on Monday were One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish; Dr. Seuss's ABC; and Gerald McBoing Boing, which I read twice.
The first Gerald McBoing Boing reading was the highlight of my day. I did impressions for two of the characters. One voice was Don Adams' Maxwell Smart (which was an impression of William Powell) and the other was Casey Kasem with a hint of Vin Scully. When I noted in the Q&A that Casey was also the voice of Shaggy on the various Scooby-Doo series, I ended up taking several cartoon character voice requests.
When I wasn't reading, I was jumping from classroom to classroom taking pictures of other guest readers.
The kids loved me, especially since I was Mrs. Chimeri's son and Ms. Chimeri's brother. Case in point, the next day, my sister told me one student said "your brother was awesome." The teachers I saw agreed with that assessment.
I'd love to come back again. It was a busy day, but I enjoyed it. I'll conclude this post with a collage I made from candid shots taken while I read:
I made the collage because I don't know if I'm allowed to post full pictures with students in them without parents' permission.
Brian Simpson concert recap 3 (7PM show) February 17, 2015Posted by Mike C. in Jazz, Music, Personal, Photography, Travel, Weather.
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I was at Houndstooth Pub on Valentine's Day to see keyboardist Brian Simpson perform. As with Lisa Hilton last month, this was the third time I had seen Brian live. Also like Lisa's show, Brian debuted material from an upcoming album. Out of a Dream was released today.
There always seems to be an active weather pattern when I go to see Brian Simpson. The first time, there was a nor'easter. The second time, a severe thunderstorm threatened Manhattan, but weakened considerably by the time it crossed the Hudson River. This time, a clipper brought light snow to the area, but it was forecast to reform and intensify offshore at night, dumping heavier snow and strong gusty winds in the process.
I took this shot before I left with my girlfriend Kelly for the Wantagh LIRR station:
I considered it a before picture, expecting to take an after picture when we got home that would show a few inches on the ground with more to come overnight. Luckily, the forecast models changed dramatically while Kelly and I were out. The worst of the snow stayed to the south. The same coating you see above awaited us when we got back to Wantagh. An additional coating fell overnight.
Unfortunately, the wind forecast didn't change. Gusts over 50 miles per hour began after 2AM and continued for about 12 more hours. From there, gusts were as high as 45 mph and occurred less and less until they were gone altogether by Monday afternoon.
But enough about the weather.
There were two shows that night: 7:00 and 9:15. Kelly and I got tickets to the 7:00.
Brian Simpson played keyboard:
Dave Anderson was on bass:
…and on seven songs in the set, Art Sherrod Jr. on saxophone:
As I noted at the top, the show featured songs from Brian's latest album, Out of a Dream. Here's the full set list:
1. South Beach* – keyboard/keytar
2. It Could Happen* – keytar/keyboard
3. Just One Wish^
4. When I Say Your Name*^
5. Blues in G*
6. Sky Watcher^ – keytar
7. Can't Tell You Why
8. Let's Get Close – keytar
9. Just What You Need – keytar
10. Juicy* – keytar/keyboard
11. Saturday Cool*
12 (Encore). It's All Good*
* Art Sherrod Jr., sax
^ From Out of a Dream
Now, for a series of pictures of Brian on keytar. First, pictures from "Let's Get Close":
One of the audience members he got close to – in the musical sense – was Kelly:
She's been a fan of Brian for a long time. In fact, she first learned of me through my website after I posted my Mike Chimeri Show interview with him nine years ago. (That interview and more can be found here.) It would be another four years before she finally got in touch with me on Facebook.
For "Saturday Cool," he went beyond the stage and into the audience, passing by Ron and Nydia along the way:
Back on stage, here are pictures from Dave Anderson and Les Cleveland's "Saturday Cool" solos. Dave first:
Art Sherrod Jr.: "Once again, Mr. Brian Simpson, everyone":
Brian greeted us when we arrived beforehand and we spoke to him again afterward. Then, we posed for a pic:
The red Sharpie in his hand isn't what he signed my copy of Out of a Dream with. He went with a black one instead.
I've used this term before, but the set was wild! I can only imagine what it was like for the later crowd. Thanks to Brian, Dave, Les, and Art.
February 1-2 winter storm pictures February 3, 2015Posted by Mike C. in Football, Personal, Sports, Weather.
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In my last storm-related post, I hoped for a near miss on Super Bowl Sunday night into Groundhog Day. Hope lost to increasing consensus in ensemble computer models.
The storm I didn't want, the first of what may be many this February, arrived late Sunday night, following the Super Bowl I want to forget. A few inches of snow fell before changing over to sleet and freezing rain, and then rain, after sunrise.
This aspect of the storm eased my stress. I figured I would only have to shovel one time and that would be it. That one time began at 8:15 AM. About 70 minutes later, I had finished shoveling what was Slurpee-grade slush. Rain fell the entire time outside and I got soaked. A job well done, I thought. I moved the slush out of the way just in time for the change back to sleet and freezing rain.
The changeover occurred after the above picture. As you'll see in the next one, any slush and puddles flash froze.
The driveway looked like a skating rink. All it needed was a couple of nets.
I had enough energy left to run 6.3 miles on the treadmill in my basement. But as I was running, the sleet and freezing rain changed back to snow.
And it didn't just leave a coating. We ended up with a burst of snow that dumped four inches in two hours.
I tried to shovel as the heavy snow fell, but it was a futile effort:
I waited another half hour before trying again. This time was the charm. I was enraged early on in the shoveling process because I didn't expect significant snow on the change back. Had I known it was coming, I would have stayed off the treadmill.
This round of shoveling also took about an hour. At least the snow was lightweight.
I shot this after I came back inside:
As hard as I felt it was to shovel twice in one day, nothing compares to those that have to plow streets during storms like this. They work nonstop from the first snowflake to the last. It puts a mere driveway shoveling in perspective.
Until the next storm.
Five days of scanning January 30, 2015Posted by Mike C. in Bowling, Education, Internet, Interviews, Jazz, Media, Music, News, Personal, Photography, Radio, Sports, Technology.
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As snow fell outside Monday afternoon, I was going through a drawer in my room where I keep some personal mementos. Then, I was struck with inspiration. I had been using my Epson WF-3520 All-in-One Printer in the guest room to copy a few documents this month, via the printer's sheet feeder. Why not use that sheet feeder to scan any personal mementos that were on letter-size paper? That's what I did all this week.
I started with bowling scorecards between 1998 and 2006, plus a handful more between September 2007 and September 2014. Then, I moved on to my final college transcript, a paper I wrote for Introduction to Journalism, an e-mail reply from Tom Snyder, two e-mail replies from voice over talent Dan Chandler, a flyer promoting my Mike Chimeri Show interview with Colin Mochrie, and radio show and Live365 radio station playlists. I scanned anything that wasn't letter-size on the traditional scanner platen. This included dot matrix score sheets from AMF Wantagh Lanes and two desk calendar pages that were dated September 11, 2001. Playlists that were handwritten on letter-size legal paper had to be scanned on my Canon CanoScan LiDE210 in my room. Since what I wrote on the other side could be seen, I had to scan in black and white – not grayscale – giving the scans an old photocopy or fax look.
The radio show playlists spanned my career to date: The Mike Chimeri Show, The Instrumental Invasion, MCJN (Live365 station), a few demos, the night I filled in for Martin Phillips on the defunct Thursday Night Jazz show, Evening Jazz, CJazzPlus (Live365 station), and all my homecoming weekend shows.
In addition to the copy of my Intro to Journalism paper, I also saved papers by two of my classmates. The paper had us write a profile of a few of our classmates, based on press conference-style interviews our professor, Bernard Bard, previously a reporter for the New York Post, had arranged one week in mid-semester. I remember little about my presser, but there was one quote each of the classmates that wrote about me used:
Broadcasting is my thing, my calling. I belong in that field.
This was in March 2001. Seven months later, I began at WCWP. While I may have had volunteer success, I'm still waiting and hoping for professional success. If "my thing, my calling" doesn't pan out, at least I have photo and document scanning to make a career of.
January 26-27 blizzard pictures January 28, 2015Posted by Mike C. in News, Personal, Photography, Weather.
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The first major storm of this winter hit Long Island from Monday morning through Tuesday afternoon. It was shaping up to be a catastrophic blizzard with snowfall amounts near three feet. But Nassau County was spared the worst, with amounts averaging to a foot and a half on the east side of the county and less than a foot on the west side. Like with the February 2013 blizzard, Suffolk County got more snow, especially on the East End. New England got what I feared we would get: two to three feet of snow. It makes me feel bad that my area was spared the worst.
What follows is a photographic timeline from the first of the storm's effects to the last of them.
About a half hour later, I went outside to shovel what had fallen so far. I only shoveled the front end of the driveway. At the time, I assumed I would have another two feet to shovel the next day.
As the night progressed, computer forecast models pushed the storm further and further east, which meant less snow by us.
Judging by the snowfall total for nearby Seaford (16.6 inches) and Massapequa (17.8 inches), I figure there was about 15 inches in Wantagh.
2:37 PM, after about 85 minutes of shoveling:
The shoveling was a team effort between me and my parents. We shoveled the driveway, including the curb, and I shoveled a path to the oil tank cap on the side of the house. I thought about shoveling the sidewalk, but my dad talked me out of that. I saved that for the next day.
I kept my word and shoveled the sidewalk, but only as far as the property line. My neighbor took care of his side.
A clipper is set to drop a quick inch or less tomorrow night. We may or may not have another winter storm Super Bowl Sunday night into Monday. If you don't see a recap titled "February 1-2 winter storm/blizzard," then the storm missed us to the south, as is currently forecast. I hope that's the case.
2/3 UPDATE: It wasn't the case. We got it.
Dharma All Stars recap 8 January 19, 2015Posted by Mike C. in Interviews, Jazz, Media, Music, Personal, Photography, Radio, Travel, Weather.
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For me, last week began with Lisa Hilton at Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall. The week ended closer to home – at Suite 1828 in Merrick – for another favorite of mine: John Favicchia's Dharma All Stars.
2011 marked the first time I saw Lisa Hilton, but it was the last time until last Friday that I had seen Dharma All Stars. I first saw them live a decade ago in Rockville Centre. I interviewed guitarist Chieli Minucci for my WCWP radio show – all interviews can be found here – and after we finished recording, he invited me to Dharma's show, which was two weeks later, where he would be on guitar. I'm so glad I did. The People I've Met page includes pictures from some of the Dharma gigs I attended between July 2005 and March 2007. (Yes, I was much heavier back then.)
On Friday night, Dharma All Stars was led by John Favicchia on drums:
Steve Briody ("BRY-dee") on guitar:
Brad Mason on trumpet…:
Coincidentally, Brad was at the first Dharma gig I attended.
Misha Tsiganov on keyboard:
My interviews with John and Steve can also be found at the interviews page I linked to earlier.
The set list featured all my favorites:
1. Horizons
2. Coincidence
3. Sing a Song of Song (Kenny Garrett cover)
4. Black (Cedar Walton cover)
5. April Fools
6. Kukuc
When "Kukuc" ended, the crowd at the Suite stood up and cheered. Another spectacular show was in the books.
Afterward, my girlfriend Kelly took this picture of the Dharma All Stars along with Jeff Krasner and me:
Dharma will be back at Suite 1828 on Friday, March 13.


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Living it up in Indio, California, Kate Bosworth and her fiancé Michael Polish were on hand for day two of the Coachella Music and Arts Festival on Saturday (April 13).
Keeping casual in a sheer black frock under a crocheted vest, the "Big Sur" blonde kept close to her sweetheart as they strolled the festival grounds.
Looking gorgeous and acting like a teenager in love, Kate Bosworth attended the Coachella Festival in Indio, California on Friday (April 12).
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Congo rebels indefinitely postpone departure from Goma
GOMA, Congo - Rebels in Congo believed to be backed by Rwanda Friday postponed indefinitely their departure from the key eastern city of Goma, defying for a second time an ultimatum set by neighbouring nations.
The delay raises the possibility that the M23 rebels don't intend to leave the city they seized last week, giving credence to a United Nations Group of Experts report which argues that neighbouring Rwanda is using the rebels as a proxy to annex territory in mineral-rich eastern Congo.
An M23 spokesman said Friday morning that for "logistical reasons" the rebels needed 48 more hours to complete their withdrawal, promising that the fighters would leave the city by Sunday.
Later in the day, the rebels attempted to force their way into Goma's international airport in order to seize arms belonging to the Congolese military which were being safeguarded there. Although the city fell to the rebels last week, United Nations peacekeepers regained control of the airport and on Friday, they blocked the fighters from entering, prompting the rebels to cry foul, and say that this "changes everything."
"The (U.N.) is blocking us. They are not letting us organize ourselves logistically, and letting us reach our ammunitions at the airport. This could change everything. We will not leave until this is solved. It depends on the (U.N.) now," said M23 Gen. Sultani Makenga.
The regional bloc representing the nations bordering Congo had issued a Friday deadline for the M23 fighters to retreat, after the rebels had thumbed their nose at an earlier ultimatum. The statements made by the rebels on Friday suggest they are dragging their feet.
"We are not blocking them from leaving Goma, that is absolutely not true," said Madnodje Mounoubai, the spokesman for the U.N. peacekeeping mission. "They are complaining because they want access to airport, and want access to the arms that belong to the FARDC (the Congolese army) that are stored at the airport. This is something that we will not allow or tolerate."
In a sign of how confused the situation remained on Friday in Goma, a barge carrying around 280 Congolese policemen arrived at the city's port on the banks of Lake Kivu. The policemen had fled when the rebels took the city, and were returning to resume control on Friday, as had been agreed in the accord signed by the rebels and regional leaders in Kampala, the capital of neighbouring Uganda.
The Kampala accord called for M23 to hold a ceremony officially handing back the city to local authorities. Because the rebels had not yet left Goma, the officers stayed on the boat, as their superiors tried to negotiate with the occupiers.
"We are finishing a meeting to determine what they will do," said Jean-Marie Musafari, police spokesman in Goma.
By evening, the officers now hungry and bored were still on the barge, waiting for orders. "We can't spend the night here," said Capt. Bradoc Aoshi.
The one positive sign was the movement of troops in the two areas that M23 captured after they took Goma. The accord had called for the thousands of fighters to retreat from the furthest point first — Masisi. From there, they would go to Sake, some 27 kilometres (18 miles) west of Goma, before withdrawing completely from Goma to a position 20 kilometres (12 miles) north of the provincial capital.
In Sake, reporters saw a 2-kilometre (1.2-mile) long column of M23 soldiers moving out. The column of soldiers was at least 1,000-deep. They carried their weapons, including mortar launchers on their heads and rocket-propelled grenades on their backs. They walked in an orderly fashion. All in silence. The people of Sake stood to the side watching, not clapping or shouting.
The M23 rebels are widely believed to be supported by Rwanda, which according to the U.N. report, has provided them with battalions of soldiers, arms and financing.
Congo, an enormous, sprawling Central African nation, has twice been at war with its much smaller but more affluent and better organized neighbour.
The eight-month-old M23 rebellion is led by fighters from a now-defunct rebel group, who agreed to lay down their arms on March 23, 2009, in return for being allowed to join the ranks of the Congolese army. M23 takes its name from the date of that accord, and the rebellion began in April, when hundreds of soldiers defected from the military, saying that the terms of the accord had not been respected.
In fact, most analysts believe the origin of the rebellion is a fight over Congo's vast mineral wealth, a good chunk of which is found in the North Kivu province where Goma is the capital. Starting this spring, the fighters seized a series of small towns and villages in North Kivu, culminating with the capture on Nov. 20 of Goma, a population hub of 1 million and a key, mineral trading post.
On Friday in London, the British government announced that it will not release its next payment of budget support to Rwanda. United Kingdom International Development Secretary Justine Greening said that the 21 million ($33.7 million) of general budget support, which was due in December, is not being disbursed as a result of Rwanda's role in the conflict in Congo.
"The government has already set out its concerns over credible and compelling reports of Rwandan involvement with M23 in DRC. This evidence constitutes a breach of (our) partnership principles," he said, "And as a result I have decided not to release the next payment of budget support to Rwanda."
Callimachi contributed to this report from Dakar, Senegal. Associated Press photographer Jerome Delay contributed from Sake and Goma, Congo.
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Did you tile your shower ceiling?
DH wants to put tile on our shower ceiling or a large piece of glass. He thinks it will help protect the drywall and prevent mold build-up - is he right? There is an opening above our glass shower door so that steam can escape, and we'll have a vent in the room as well.
We had the ceiling tiled in the shower we recently added to our guest bathroom (reno is 99% completed, haven't used the shower yet). We plan to do the same over the bathtubs when we reno the two upstairs bathrooms.
As someone on this forum said (and I'm paraphrasing here); "with a painted ceiling we probably wouldn't have a problem (with regards to mold, mildew), with a tiled ceiling we definitely wouldn't. I'm going with definite."
So, DH and I chose definite over probable as well. We've both experienced the need to constantly scrub with Chlorox/repaint the ceilings over the bathtubs in our previous homes, while we've not had any problems with the tiled ceiling over the tub in this house during the 10+ years we've lived here. That made it an easy decision for us.
I tiled all of mine and don't regret it, but I do have to say, I think it looks great when there is a natural ending to the tile area (ie a header as Bill mentions) verses just tiling until some stopping point. A simple 2x4 header frame is enough to take the look from builder bland to designer planned :)
I'm going to coin that phrase LOL
Cat Mom and Igloo - Good to know!! I think my DH would agree with you. He's the designated bathroom cleaner so he's trying to make this bathroom as low maintenance as possible, thus the one-piece Toto toilet and question about tiling the ceilings. Hmmm...looks like we'll have to order more tile then.
Bill - We're redoing both our guest bath and master bath. The master bath shower will have a bulkhead "header" with crown, whereas the guest shower will not have a header.
So based on Igloo's note, the master shower should look fine due to the header. I think the guest bath will also look ok due to the fact that the shower is it's own separate recessed "room", and there is not ceiling wall to either side of the shower. What do you think?
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Redroze- the reason I asked is because if you have a header, it's strongly advised (although not mandatory) that you tile the ceiling, because steam will tend to rise and because of the header, it'll get temporarily trapped at the ceiling. Without the header, so long as the shower's not completely enclosed, it'll have a chance to escape and dissipate.
Oh I see, thanks Bill. I think we won't tile the guest bath cause there's no header and we already ordered the tile. For the master, we'll tile the ceiling cause there's a header and we haven't ordered the tile yet. We'll see if there's a difference between the two baths cause it looks like there are varied experiences. Or more accurately, like Cat Mom said, the non-tiled ceiling is a probably and the tiled ceiling is a definite in terms of molding.
I'm coming to this a little late in the conversation, but we did tile the ceiling to our walk-in shower
you'll have to pardon the filthy picture - this was when it was just grouted! It's also a little tricky to get a good shot of the space, but I can try to get more next week (we move in on thursday!! whoo hoo!!)
Bill - it was a pro! Now I hope you aren't gonna tell me it was a bad tile job - it looks good (now that it's clean)!!! I can't imagine how long it would have taken us to do it ourselves - I'm soooo impressed by everyone's DIY jobs. While my DH and I are quite handy, it took him 2 years to do our current master :-)
These guys did a nice DIY job with some Ceilume vinyl ceiling tiles, worth a look!
Here is a link that might be useful: Good Looking Vinyl Bathroom Ceiling Tiles
Hey Dan,
Not to worry, no offense taken---and I know what you mean about the first impression, I had the same initial response. Then I had them send me some free samples and that turned me around. I think that's why Ceilume actually sends samples for free, even pays for the shipping. They want people to see them before they make up their minds. Are they right for every application? No way. Are they a whole lot better looking than conventional ceiling tiles---absolutely. And they are sure easier to work with. Thanks!
Here is a link that might be useful: Free Samples If You're Interested
Redroze: Truthfully, based on your design eye and amazing ability to "see" the design qualities of things (I have drooled over your kitchen!!!), I think you should trust your inner voice--it's a good compass! My husband tends to pick the "safest" or most low maintenance way of doing everything and he doesn't see the importance of creating a beautiful space. If your hubby tends that way, I would trust your vision......
(my DH told me to buy a smaller window in the family room because it was cheaper--even if the proportion was wrong!)
Why thank you firsthouse!! My hubby tries to be very practical and functional as well but he also considers aesthetics (or at least he does when I say, that looks ugly!!) My husband tends to choose the more expensive route and I'm more budget conscious and timeline respectful. The fact that this "one week reno" has turned into a month and a half due to logistics and extras (heated flooring), it drove me a bit bonkers but I'll love the results I'm sure.
Just as an update to this post, we ended up not tiling the ceiling. The contractors dropped the ceiling in the shower slightly so it is the same height as the bottom of the crown. So we didn't think it would look right with a tiled ceiling.


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Beyonce keeps butts in shape climbing flights of stairs.
Washington, Aug 14 (ANI): Beyonce Knowles has revealed the secret behind keeping her famous rear in shape-climbing flights of stairs.
The 'Halo' singer has admitted that although she was born with a shapely bottom, she does her bit to maintain it by climbing flights of steps.
"I guess my butt is natural. But I go through stages like every woman. I like being curvy but sometimes I get curvy in the wrong places," Contactmusic quoted her as saying.
She added: "After New Year I do stairs - they are the best thing for butt cheeks. Every January I'll start working out. I'll do that for three months and then stop again!"
However, despite being proud of her body, the 27-year-old singer hates to be mentioned on lists of the world's sexiest women, as she believes beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
"Some people think one thing is beautiful, some think another is. When people say that I am 'most beautiful' or 'most sexy', it bothers me.
"I like fashion and I like to look good. I like to try at least, but everyone has their own opinion," she said. (ANI)
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