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Les Grandes Tables of Seguin Island is a large timber-framed structure wrapped in glass. The bare bones suspended scaffolding wraps around recycled shipping cargo containers, giving it an industrial yet minimalist look. Set in the middle of a seasonal garden, the 1,000 square foot restaurant also contains an agricultural greenhouse that produces a combination fresh vegetables and exotic plants unknown to the Ile-de-France region. The building's transparent encasement allows sunlight to shine upon visitors and plants, while natural ventilation keeps them cool and comfortable. With weather permitting, the transparent roof opens to infuse fresh air into the space.
The building seats over 120 guests and will also serve as a venue for parties, weddings, meetings, and cultural get-togethers. This isn't just any restaurant -guests at Les Grandes Tables will enjoy regional cuisine cooked by none other than famed French chef, Arnaud Daguin.
Abandoned by French carmaker Renault nearly 20 years ago, the Seguin Island has been a bit of an eyesore for Paris for many years. Under Jean Nouvel's new plan, the island will become an incredible new attraction for tourists and Parisians alike. The restaurant was finished first, as it is designed to be a central meeting place for the much larger island project. Slated to be finished by 2013, Nouvel's plan for Seguin Island is quickly becoming one of the most highly anticipated projects in Paris.
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lennyesq December 21, 2011 at 12:44 pm
Sorry…my old eyes aren't as good as they used to be; i.e., the ramp form the other side does not lead directly to the second floor; but to a staircase. Let's hope there is an elevator.
Access for the disabled does, indeed, seem to be an issue.
lennyesq December 21, 2011 at 12:38 pm
The "scaffolding" is the frame for the transparent greenhouse roof and walls. Parts of the roof open to allow ventilation in warmer months. The greenhouse is to provide "home-grown" and exotic items for the restaurant.
The second floor is actually at the entry level for the main entrance.
artcenterjo November 15, 2011 at 10:06 am
in complete agreement with de_noget:"Is there a useful purpose to the scaffolding, or is it simply for decoration? It seems superfluous to me."– it is probably the designer thinking to further on the pompidou center's extra-shell idea "not with great results". leave it to a parisian to add this kind of detail that defies the idea of "thinking outside the box".
de_nogent October 19, 2011 at 9:27 pm
Is there a useful purpose to the scaffolding, or is it simply for decoration? It seems superfluous to me. Seems like a bad idea to put a restaurant on the second story; there is an elevator for the elderly and handicapped, right? Sorry to be critical, but I would have done some things differently.
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Arlington Heights Historical Museum
The Coach House, a replica Log Cabin, the 1882 home of F.W. Muller and the 1908 Banta House tell the story of Arlington Heights over the last 150 years. Tour guides introduce you to the life of early residents. Tours: Sat. & Sun. 2pm & 3pm Heritage Gallery & Gift Shop: Fri.-Sun. 1:30pm-4:30pm
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Sri Venkateswara Swami Temple of Greater Chicago
This temple is one of only three Sri Venkateswara Hindu temples in the United States, constructed by Native American artisans.
Grand Army of the Republic Hall
Built in 1878 from funds raised by the people of Aurora, this structure was originally built as a monument to Aurora's Civil War veterans and as a shrine to their fallen comrades.
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This local history research archives houses historic photos, books, documents and maps covering Aurora's history from the 1830s to the present. Open by appointment only.
Aurora University
This university boasts a beautiful quad, and features the Schingoethe Center and Dunham Gallery of student art.
Blackberry Farm
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Two Brothers Roundhouse
Originally constructed in 1855-1865, the roundhouse was renovated and now houses Illinois' largest microbrewery and brewpub. Passion for beer, love of food, and appreciation for great architecture flourishes in the walls of this historic 70,000 square foot facility. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Two Brothers Roundhouse is the oldest limestone roundhouse in the United States. As they bring new life to this 155 year old building, enjoy a casual atmosphere in the main dining room gastropub, our sports tavern and music venue or our new cafe and bakery. There is more to do than dinner at the Roundhouse. As with the beer and food, the live entertainment has a local flair. Whether it be a wedding, reunion or corporate event, they have a variety of spaces for friends and family to gather. Cheers!
Aurora Regional Fire Museum
This museum features vintage firefighting equipment, memorabilia from the 1871 Chicago Fire, photographs and a gift shop.
Aurora Downtown Walking Tour
Take a self-guided tour of Aurora's historic downtown. Tour brochures are available at the Aurora Area Convention and Visitor's Bureau.
William Tanner House
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David L. Pierce Art & History Center
The Aurora Public Art Commission hosts rotating exhibits displaying a full spectrum of innovative arts. The History Center has a collection of photographs, books, maps and other memorabilia. The Museum Shop offers hand-crafted jewelry, pottery and textiles from local artists and Aurora-themed gifts.
New York Street Memorial Bridge
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Barrington Area Library
This full-service library presents a variety of arts events throughout the year.
Batavia Depot Museum
Experience railroad and war history alongside Batavia-related exhibits. The original bed and dresser from Mary Todd Lincoln's room at Bellview Sanitarium are displayed here.
Fabyan Windmill
An authentic, five-story (68 feet) working Dutch windmill located on the Fox River Trail. Built in the 1850's by two German craftsmen and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Volunteer millers serve as docents on the weekends. The Fabyan Windmill is open weekends, May 15 – October 15, from 1-4 p.m. Private tours are also available by appointment.
Fischer Farm
The Bensenville Park District and the DuPage County Forest Preserve have been working to restore this property and land. Fischer Farm is believed to be one of the oldest remaining homesteads in the county. Explore the buildings, touch the artifacts, and connect with history.
Berwyn Route 66 Museum
The Berwyn Route 66 Museum is not quite what you might be expecting. Aside from hundreds of Route 66 related artifacts, there's also a wall of art hubcaps, a bell from the original LaVergne School that predates Route 66, an electric vehicle charging station in front of the museum. The museum also provides gallery space for the Berwyn Arts Council. Several times every year the Museum hosts shows for area artists. In addition, the Museum has several ongoing restoration projects including cars from the Spindle Sculpture that appeared in Cermak Plaza from 1989 until 2008.
Berwyn Route 66 Wayside Exhibits
The City of Berwyn has placed four exhibits on Ogden Avenue to educate travelers, tourists, and residents about Berwyn's heritage as one of the first eastern suburban communities along Historic Route 66. Berwyn's four exhibits feature the origin of the Ogden corridor and its early history, its first auto-oriented "fast food" restaurants, and its automobile-based economy and car culture. Visit our Information Kiosk for more information!
Dole Mansion at the Lakeside Legacy Arts Park
Black walnut doors, detailed wood carvings in the Eastlake style, amazing marble fireplaces: there's so much to see on a tour of the historic Dole Mansion and the original Crystal Lake Country Club (now the Creative Arts Center).
CITY:Crystal Lake
The Sanfilippo "Place de la Musique"
A private Estate located in Barrington Hills, featuring the World's finest collection of Automatic Music Instruments, including the World's largest Theater Organ. Private Group Tours or 40 or more. Charity Gala Events & Concerts. A Summer Concert Series and a Christmas Concert supporting the Sanfilippo Foundation open to the public with pre-purchased tickets. Concerts include time to explore the Sanfilippo Collection. See website for details and tickets.
CITY:Crystal Lake
National Shrine of St. Therese
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - The National Shrine of St. Therese sits peacefully on a 50-acre estate owned and operated by the Carmelites. The Shrine is home to the most wonderful collection of relics, personal effects and memorabilia of Therese, "the little flower," outside of France. Religious shop/bookstore.
McDonald's #1 Store Museum
This museum is a replica of the first McDonald's restaurant opened by Ray Kroc on April 15, 1955. View an array of memorabilia, from the original kitchen equipment to the 1950s classic cars parked on site.
CITY:Des Plaines
Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame
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Written by Mike Baehr | Filed under The Comics Journal, T Edward Bak, Roy Crane, Richard Sala, reviews, Paul Nelson, Moto Hagio, manga, Love and Rockets, Los Bros Hernandez, Leslie Stein, Kevin Avery, Jason, Jaime Hernandez, interviews, Ho Che Anderson, Greg Sadowski, Gilbert Hernandez, Gary Panter, Daily OCD, Captain Easy, Alex Toth | 25 Oct 2011 2:24 AM |
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• Review/Interview: "Leslie Stein is a pretty lady who made a comic [Eye of the Majestic Creature] in which she is a cute/gross little humanoid with eyes that are like coins and a best friend who is a guitar. Her comical alter ego is named Larry Bear and her guitar's name is Marshy. They live in a house in a field, but it's pretty clear that almost everything they experience is some joked-up fantasized autobiographical story. It's hard to know what's based on reality and what isn't, and which characters are based on real folks and which are just supposed to be Leslie's internal feelings personified.... Leslie's work communicates an urban loneliness that I relate to a lot, seeing as we live in the same place. It's cute and sad and familiar, especially if you're 30 or under." – Nick Gazin, who also talks to Leslie at Vice: "I think for the most part she represents the lighter side of my personality. I'm happy when I'm drawing and I hope that comes across through her on the page, in whatever situation she is in. She dresses a bit weirder than I do, so that's fun. I'm not really a shy person, but I feel like I'm constantly embarrassing myself. She doesn't have that self-consciousness."
• Review: "Post-apocalyptic stories tend to be grim, but The Hidden is very dark indeed.... The book feels like a modern-day gothic horror. The survivors are metaphors for humanity, with a heroic few battling an onslaught of monsters, human or otherwise. Humanity is on the brink of extinction, and still people bring out the worst in one another.... Sala's illustration is compelling... ★★★★ [out of 5]" – Grovel
• Review: "[Kevin] Avery's book, Everything Is an Afterthought: The Life and Writings of Paul Nelson, is an admirably unorthodox construction that starts with a bracing 180-page biography of Paul followed by a 265 page collection of Nelson's music writing, primarily that from the seventies focusing on the artists he was particularly drawn to.... What's impressive about Avery's biographic half of the book is that he's produced both an intimate personal bio and a comprehensive professional bio as well. He's talked to virtually everyone who Nelson inspired or mentored in rock criticism starting in the latter half of the sixties and into the Rolling Stone years. These knuckleheads are a who's who of American rock criticism, God help us." – Joe Carducci (SST Records, Rock and the Pop Narcotic), The New Vulgate
• Review: "I was looking forward to this new book [Setting the Standard] a/ because it's Alex Toth and b/ because it reprints 60 stories, Toth's entire contribution to the catalogue of a long defunct publisher whose material we rarely see reprinted.... Toth's work has long been admired for its distilled simplicity of black and white design, but these early pages fizz and bubble with life.... The book under discussion is from Fantagraphics, with the original printed pages restored in all their colours by Greg Sadowski, who put the whole package together with extensive notes..." – Eddie Campbell (via The Comics Reporter)
• Plugs: Brian Ralph's choices for his guest contribution to Robot 6's weekly "What Are You Reading?" column include Captain Easy Vol. 2 by Roy Crane ("It's a fun combination of action and laughs. Sometimes very serious and other times very cartoony, in both story and art style. I just love the way Roy Crane draws these goons. And the colors! The palettes are unusual and beautiful.") and Setting the Standard: Comics by Alex Toth 1952-1954 ("I'll read one of these [stories] before I go to bed. I like that in a short page count he quickly develops a rich story and twilight zoney twist. Sometimes it's a bizarre romance or horror story with a stunning conclusion. They're a fun read.")
• Review: "Brief but witty dialogue and black humor come together in a brutal satire of deception, torture and the death penalty. This comic is a good comedy that combines the sense of adventure and intrigue of Jason's comics, his 'tempo' and narrative tone, with a trio of protagonists who I came to appreciate in very few pages. Emotion, gags, surprises, and an ending that you do not expect. Isle of 100,000 Graves is an original and very enjoyable read that keeps Jason as a safe bet in the shopping cart. Between tenderness and cruelty, of course the contribution of writer Fabien Vehlmann to the Norwegian cartoonist's particular universe could not have been more successful." – Alita News (translated from Spanish)
• Review: "Warm-hearted, deceptively heart-wrenching, challenging, charming and irresistibly addictive, Love and Rockets: New Stories is a grown up comics fan's dream come true and remains as valid and groundbreaking as its earlier incarnations — the diamond point of the cutting edge of American graphic narrative." – Win Wiacek, Now Read This!
• Reviews (Video): Hosts Patrick Markfort and Dave Ferraro discuss Love and Rockets: New Stories #4 by the Hernandez Brothers and Gilbert's Love from the Shadows on the latest Comics-and-More podcast (4-part video at the link)
• Discussion (Audio): Hosts Tim Young and Kumar Sivasubramanian, along with special guest Tom Spurgeon, discuss the Love and Rockets work of Jaime Hernandez on the latest episode of the Deconstructing Comics Podcast
• Interview: The Comics Reporter 's Tom Spurgeon talks to backbone Mome contributor T. Edward Bak about his experience at Boomfest in St. Petersburg, Russia: "There were so many things going on. There were people interested in all of the presentations. They took place over four or five hours, in three or four different centers. A lot of artists were there. For these kinds of presentations, it was other artists attending. It was like APE: you have people that are making comics or are interested in making comics."
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Young lefties face off as Rockies seek sweep
Pomeranz set for 2013 debut; Bumgarner looks to end Giants' skid
The Giants are reaching their 2013 low while way up in the Rocky Mountains, and their hosts at Coors Field don't figure to be letting them try to catch their breath in the finale of a three-game set between National League West foes Sunday.
With the Giants reeling, the Rockies will be throwing one of their organization's top young arms at them with left-hander Drew Pomeranz making his first start of 2013. The Giants will counter with another young but more proven lefty in Madison Bumgarner, and they'll be leaning on him to get them on the right track.
The Giants lost their sixth straight game Saturday, marking a season high and their longest losing streak since a seven-game skid June 26-July 2, 2010, so they could use whatever boost Bumgarner might be able to bring.
Bumgarner, who has been the most consistent thing going for the Giants' rotation, has allowed three runs or fewer in his last four starts, holding opponents to a .169 batting average. He took the loss his last time out against the Dodgers, allowing three runs (two earned) in seven innings.
He's returning to the scene of the shortest start of his season, a May 17 effort in which he gave up nine runs (seven earned) in just 4 2/3 innings against the Rockies.
Pomeranz, meanwhile, makes his 2013 debut after starting 22 games for Colorado a year ago but then being left off the Opening Day roster this spring so he could deepen his repertoire before returning to the Majors. He earned a promotion after going 8-1 with a 4.20 ERA in 15 starts for Triple-A Colorado Springs.
"I realized I need to do what I know is going to make me be successful and I did pretty well the last few times," Pomeranz said. "You start thinking about too much stuff out there on the mound. The simpler the better. Sometimes it's hard to find that way to keep it simple when you're trying to work on things."
Giants: Ready for arms to return
The Giants are looking forward to getting a pair of veteran arms back at their disposal within the next few days as reliever Santiago Casilla and swingman Chad Gaudin work their way back.
Casilla will make his first rehab start with Class A San Jose, and Bochy anticipates having him back by the time the Dodgers come to AT&T Park on Friday.
Gaudin, out since being struck on the right forearm by a liner, had a successful throwing session in Denver, and Bochy said the decision has yet to be made as to whether he'll be in the bullpen or the rotation.
"We'll see where we're at, where we think we get the most value from him," Bochy said. "He's so valuable in both the spots."
Rockies: Cuddyer's streak at 26
Michael Cuddyer extended his hitting streak to 26 games Saturday with a first-inning RBI single, continuing not only the longest streak of the year in the Majors but also the longest in Rockies history. Cuddyer also has reached base safely in 45 straight games, also the longest in the Majors this season.
Against Bumgarner, Cuddyer is 3-for-6 with a double in his career, although he did not play in the May game.
• Larry Walker will make an appearance at Coors Field as part of his bobblehead day Sunday, and it's obvious the former outfielder who was part of the Blake Street Bombers has a big fan in Weiss.
"He was one of the best players I've seen, to this day. I played with him for four years and played against him a bunch. It'll be good to see him again. He was a good teammate, great player," Weiss said. "The year he had in '97 [NL MVP] was about as good as it gets. He could do it all. He was one of the most talented players I've ever seen. A carefree guy, a free spirit, he was fun to have on the club."
Worth noting
• The Giants continue an extended road trip with a stop in Cincinnati, where they'll play four games starting Monday.
• The Rockies will host the Dodgers for three games, starting Tuesday and ending July 4.
• The season series is tied at 6-6 heading into Sunday's meeting between NL West foes with a three-game series Aug. 26-28 at Denver and another one Sept. 9-11 at San Francisco remaining.
John Schlegel is a national reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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History show's again and again, how nature point's out the folly of man!!!!
The Daily Dead is reporting (Via Variety) that Juliette Binoche (The English Patient) is in talks to join the cast of Godzilla. She would join Aaron Johnson (Kick-Ass), Elizabeth Olsen (Silent House), and Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad) who are also in talks to join the Frank Darabont (The Mist) and Gareth Edwards (Monsters) project.
There is still a lot to happen and no deal is final. A lot of Godzilla's future now depends of Frank Darabont's re-written script.
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History show's again and again, how nature point's out the folly of man!!!!
Still excited to see what Gareth Edwards is going to do with this. And I think it speaks a lot about legendary pictures that they are doing all this work to try and get the story right before rushing it into production.
I really hope they don't totally destroy this like last time. So so bad.
it will be better in every way i just know it. even Godzilla will look like Godzilla, and not like "Zilla" i just hope it all gets done right. i like the casting, way better than the"Zilla" movie..the "Zilla" movie was cool but it was not Godzilla' .. in that i can understand when comic book fans get all bent out of shape when they make a superhero film and it's no way even near what it's supposed to be. i was pissed the fuck off when " Zilla" came out. and i speak for all die hard Godzilla fans we know what we got was not what we hoped for. but the brains behind this new Godzilla is good and has a good team backing it up so . people let's get this rolling people if all goes well with the new script shooting starts next month . still going up vs. ATMNT so in a way i hope it get's delayed a little.
who gave america permission to make Godzilla? i know ToHo Didnt. A Godzilla with an american cast is just down right rediculous.
The last movie was absolutely freakin horrible. Literally on my worst movies list. I can't imagine this movie could be as bad as that...at least I hope not.


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In this edition of the Nouveau Companion, covered is the status of this open-source NVIDIA display driver and what went on at FOSDEM with the Nouveau project status and combining LLVM with Gallium3D. Recently the Nouveau developers have been successful in using EXA acceleration on newer GeForce 9 graphics cards, backlight controls working on more NVIDIA graphics cards, and a port of the Nouveau driver to FreeBSD. Work on kernel mode-setting and proper kernel memory management is also underway.
Nice writeup, btw, I didn't complain about my 260 GTX not working .
Thanks guys.
Links for the presentations are broken, they point to http://icps.u-strasbg.fr/~Emarchesin...eau_update.pdf and http://icps.u-strasbg.fr/~Emarchesin/nvdri/g3dllvm.pdf instead of http://icps.u-strasbg.fr/~marchesin/...eau_update.pdf and http://icps.u-strasbg.fr/~marchesin/nvdri/g3dllvm.pdf (notice the E after the ~).
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It's amazing that nouveau has come so far even with the huge changes going on in the *nix graphics area. Good for them!
I was sceptical when I heard they were going to try to release a reverse engineered driver, but they are storming along there. Brilliant.
Too bad that nvidia ignores the wished of their users:
more the 10.000 signatures already.
Nouveau is so great, and the driver could be even greater if they had the docs! Simply do not buy nvidia as long as they don't give out the docs, as amd and intel and via are doing. Or at least hire a man for the open source stuff like John Bridgman for amd or Harald Welte for via.
nvidia, listen to your users!
Haha.. But that doesn't mean nvidia drivers are that great either. I've had my fair share of problems with them too. I think AMD were on a roll last year or so. This year not so much though. I'm still enjoying the use of my 7800 gs (agp) with the nvidia binary blob.


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Lee, Strasburg to face off in opener at Citizens Bank Park
PHILADELPHIA -- The Phillies opened the 2014 season with the belief they could contend again in the National League East. They enter May a .500 team.
The Nationals hold the same belief, but they have a more recent track record of success. They won the NL East in 2012 and won 86 games last season, while the Phillies have not made the postseason since '11 and lost 89 games last year. The Nats enter this weekend's three-game series against the Phils at Citizens Bank Park with a 16-12 record. It should be a good early-season test for a pair of teams that believe they can challenge the Braves in the division.
Washington is third in the NL in runs per game (4.50) and on-base percentage (.328), while Philadelphia is fifth in the league in runs per game (4.12) and OBP (.315). The big difference between these two teams offensively is power. The Nationals' .415 slugging percentage is second in the NL, while the Phillies are 10th at .376.
The team's rotations have been fairly even, although Nationals starters have a sub-2.00 ERA and 84 strikeouts over the past 13 games. There has been no contest between bullpens. The Nats' bullpen boasts a 2.14 ERA, while the Phils' bullpen has a 4.84 ERA, which is the highest mark in the league.
Nationals: Frandsen returns to Philly
Kevin Frandsen led the NL in pinch-hits last season and hit .353 with a .920 OPS the past two seasons against left-handers, but the Phillies outrighted him from their 40-man roster in March because they felt they needed roster flexibility.
Frandsen opted for free agency and signed with the Nationals. He entered Thursday batting .289 with a .714 OPS.
Stephen Strasburg starts Friday for Washington. In his last start, he threw seven innings of shutout baseball against the Padres, fanning 11 -- his third double-digit strikeout game of the season. Lifetime vs. the Phillies, he's 2-1 with a 2.65 ERA.
Phillies: Rotation shuffled
Philadelphia had no games scheduled Monday and Thursday, then had Wednesday's game against the Mets postponed because of rain.
The three off-days allowed them to skip right-handers Kyle Kendrick's and Roberto Hernandez's turns in the rotation. The Phils will have Cliff Lee pitch Friday, A.J. Burnett pitch Saturday and Cole Hamels pitch Sunday in the series finale.
Worth noting
• Philadelphia and Majestic Athletic are having Phillies Jersey Day on Friday, which encourages fans to wear their Phils jerseys to work, school or that night's game against the Nationals. To keep up with Phillies Jersey Day via social media, follow and tweet @Phillies with #PhilliesJerseyDay.
• The Nats are 13-1 when scoring four or more runs, and 3-11 when scoring three or fewer runs.
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When you mix this clay with water, it begin to disperse and blend in with the water. Once the clay has sufficiently hydrated it has the ability to absorb and adsorb impurities. When the body is submersed in a tub of warm water, the warm water opens up the pores of the skin, allowing the clay to help cleanse and purify.
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Durango High School sophomore Hunter Hall led 11-3 when he pinned Danny Trujillo of Bloomfield in the third period of their Thursday night match at DHS. �We needed to get pins,� Hall said.
The Demons started with a thriller. The Durango High School wrestling team, in a team dual that came down to the final minute of the final match, opened the home season Thursday night with an edge-of-your-seat 42-36 loss at the hands of Bloomfield (N.M.). �I don�t know how we lost, to be honest,� Durango head coach Doug Cuddie said after watching the visiting Bobcats win seven of the 12 contested matches. �We expect our guys who have been around awhile to step up. (Thursday night), they didn�t,� Cuddie said. �Some of the guys did ... Clay Dillon did, Lucas Sinnig did, Patrick Cunnion ... and Hunter Hall. Those guys showed up ready to go. �But we need more of a team effort,� Cuddie said after the Demons gave up five pins to Bloomfield, including back-to-back pins in the final two matches on the card that brought the Bobcats back from a 36-30 deficit. The Demons had taken the six-point lead in the back-and-forth dual on the 18 points from three consecutive Durango pins by Nick Tarpley (152 pounds), Sinnig (160) and Cunnion (170). Cunnion, who executed a takedown seven seconds into his match, pinned Idai Marquez of Bloomfield in 54 seconds. Tarpley, a returning state qualifier for the Demons, had an even faster first takedown � six seconds. He worked on his takedown technique against Sheldon Begay. Tarpley alternated takedowns with intentional escapes when he allowed Begay to get to his feet. Tarpley, undefeated on the season, piled up 12 takedowns and a 24-15 lead before pinning Begay 40 seconds into the final period. Sinnig, a DHS senior, had the fastest pin of the match. He finished Tristan Prince of Bloomfield in 28 seconds. �Last weekend, I just didn�t come out mentally prepared,� Sinnig said of the Maverick Duals in Grand Junction. �This meet, a home meet is a better environment for me. It was all mental for me out there,� said Sinnig, son of Roxanna and Steve Sinnig. Durango�s other points Thursday night also came via pin. Dillon, a former state qualifier for DHS, pinned Jonathan Begay of Bloomfield in 53 seconds of their match at 126 pounds. Hall also had a pin. The sophomore pinned Danny Trujillo of Bloomfield with 14 seconds left in their match at 120 pounds. Hall was leading 11-3 at the time of the pin. �It ... was very important (to get the pin). We needed to get pins,� Hall said. �I was getting tired (in the third period), but I knew I trained hard. I tried to be mentally tough and keep with it,� said Hall, son of Laura and Randy Hall. The Demons� final points came when Matthew Lavengood, another returning state qualifier, won by forfeit at 113 pounds. Bloomfield picked up one forfeit as well (106 pounds). In other matches: Troy Rightmire of Bloomfield pinned Dillon Anthony of DHS midway through the second period at 132 pounds. Jacob Spencer pinned Durango�s Morgan Walts in the third period at 138. Alex Portillo decisioned Garrett Marcum of Durango 7-5 in overtime at 145. Jerome Abeyta of Bloomfield pinned Jack Madden in the first period at 182. Paul Jaramillo pinned Demetre Cullison of Durango in the second period at 195. David DeHerrera pinned Jordan McKnight of DHS in the second period at 220. Orin Kennealy decisioned Daniel Gustavson of Durango 10-4 at 285. �You can�t take anything away from Bloomfield, that�s for sure,� Cuddie said after the match that drew a large crowd to the DHS auxiliary gym. �We ... had guys in a tough situation (at the end of the dual),� Cuddie said. �Cullison ... that�s his fifth match ever. In a tough situation. The guy before him, Jack Madden�s a freshman, again in a tough situation,� Cuddie said. The Demons will be back on the mats Saturday at the Delta Invitational. �We need to get better,� Hall said. �We just need to get that mental focus ... we�ll be fine,� Sinnig said. dstrode@ durangoherald.com
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Here is the pie i was talking about Bob.
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The month is October ... the year is 1988. As the underdog Los Angeles Dodgers are shocking the Oakland A's in the World Series, Progressive Insurance is trading at $25. Adjusted for splits and dividends, that's around $1.50 per share.
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Consider that a person contributing $2,500 yearly to an IRA and earning an excellent average annual return of 15% will accumulate about $116,000 after 14 years. Yet someone who started investing just four years earlier will just about reach the same total by earning an average return of only 10%. The important thing is to simply get in the game as soon as you can, and then once you're in, hurry up and be patient.
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I recently acquired one of the few Holland hulls produced by 32nd Parallel known to exist. The hull was pretty much ready to run, though there were a number of items that needed attending to. Nothing that complicated, though I'm still missing the torpedo door hatch. (You can see the boat as it was sent to me in the SubSwap ad located here: http://www.subcommittee.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=11949 )
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William DeVeauxIn His Father's Footsteps
The Right Rev. William P. DeVeaux is the 113th bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Bishop DeVeaux oversees 400 A.M.E. churches in Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina in the church's second district. He is a husband, a father, a grandfather and a veteran.
Inspired at an early age by his father, Chaplain John DeVeaux, the bishop saw his father as the model of the man he wanted to become. He admired the way his father cared for and treated people.
"I am my father's son, '' proclaimed Bishop DeVeaux. ''One of the reasons I am a preacher is because if my father believed that this man we call Jesus Christ had value and purpose and devoted his whole life to Him, then it must be something.''
Like his father, Bishop DeVeaux served as an army chaplain, and during the Vietnam War provided care and comfort to troops from various racial, cultural and religious backgrounds. He found that work rewarding, meeting the needs of the people by linking the spiritual with the physical side of life.
Bishop DeVeaux believes the future holds great things for the A.M.E. church. When asked about the challenges he faces, he replied, ''A.M.E. has the same issues that all churches have which is trying to make the ministry relevant to a new generation. We are always looking for ways to resonate with a new generation of people while not losing the old generation.''
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NEW BREMEN 64, FORT RECOVERY 55 COLDWATER — The New Bremen Cardinals survived a rough second quarter and made their free throws down the stretch to advance in the Division IV sectional tournament with a 64-55 victory over the Fort Recovery Indians at Coldwater. The Cardinals (13-8) will advance to the sectional championship on Friday at 8:00 against the Ada Bulldogs. Carson Manger led the Cardinals with 21 points and nine rebounds and Nolan Fox had 14 points. Elsewhere Division II
CELINA — Celina emerged from a Western Buckeye League struggle with Wapkoneta with a 24-21 win.
Wapakoneta was leading by 4 points about midway through the fourth quarter when Celina started a drive on its own 21 yard line.
A systematic drive with passes of four, nine, 20, 12, 18, six and a eight yards was enough to score the game wining touchdown. The 14-play, 79-yard drive which was capped by a jailbreak screen from Bilger to junior wide receiver Braeken Bader for the touchdown.
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CELINA — The heated St. Marys-Celina girls soccer rivalry produced a winner for the first time since 2009.
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NEW KNOXVILLE — It took some doing for the New Knoxville Ranger volleyball team to stay undefeated in the MAC, but they did it. The Rangers trailed New Bremen 2-0, but came back to defeat he Cardinals 14-25, 22-25, 26-24, 25-8 and 15-8 in a MAC contest played at New Knoxville.
ST. MARYS 3, BATH 0: The St. Marys volleyball team defeated Bath in three games, 25-16, 27-25, 25-18, on Thursday at Memorial High School. Reagan Aller led the Roughriders with eight kills. Erika Angstmann had 11 digs. Rachel Meier had 14 assists for St. Marys. St. Marys improved to 4-8 and 2-1 in the Western Buckeye League.
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The St. Marys Roughriders logged their second Western Buckeye League victory in a row with a tight, 14-7 win over the Lima Shawnee Indians.
Following a scoreless first quarter, the 'Riders got on the board in the second period when running back Justin Nagel scored on a 40-yard run, his first of both touchdowns in the evening.
BATH TOWNSHIP — The St. Marys boys soccer team hardly missed an opportunity to stick the ball into the net and further stun a woozy, formerly unbeaten Bath Wildcat team.
St. Marys scored three first-half goals and steamrolled to one of the biggest regular-season wins in the program history by defeating third-ranked Bath 5-0 on Tuesday evening.
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ST. MARYS — The St. Marys girls soccer team's pivotal week in Western Buckeye League play began with a bit of a non-starter.
The Roughriders and Bath played to a scoreless tie in a rematch of last season's district final match and a key game in the WBL season.
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ST. MARYS — Carter Bowman asked his teammates if they wanted to play another nine after the St. Marys golf team's match against Wapakoneta.
After tying a season-best 34, the St. Marys sophomore wanted to keep the round going.
Bowman shot a 34 and the Riders' second-position player Colin Burke fired a one-over par 37 to lead the Roughriders.