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TRENTON—Losers of six straight since his starting point guard was banished for the season, Jones Senior coach Jason Barker issued a simple challenge to his team prior to Thursday's game against North Lenoir.
"I just asked them what they were going to do now," Barker said. "Were they going to keep going around in circles without direction, or were they going to start banding together and playing like they were capable of playing?"
The Trojans (2-8) answered their coach emphatically, trailing most of the game before battling back and gutting out a 72-66 win over the reeling Hawks (3-7), who dropped their fifth in a row since knocking off Greenville Rose on Dec. 5.
"We've been in a position to win just about every one of those five games," NL coach Anthony Loftin said. "We're young and we're making key mistakes when trying to close out close games. I don't know if I'd call it panic, but we definitely seem to tighten up in the fourth quarter."
The same thing happened to the Hawks on Thursday, although Jones deserves much of the credit for NL's play down the stretch.
After trailing almost the entire first half and the first five minutes of the third quarter, the Trojans rallied to take their first lead since the game's opening minute when K. D. McCall converted a conventional 3-point play to put his team ahead 40-39.
JS stretched its lead to 8 points, 56-48 — the largest of the game — on a McCall jumper at the 6:58 mark of the final period.
At that point, with the momentum having swung in Jones's favor, it seemed that the Hawks would easily wilt away.
But they didn't.
North Lenoir went on a 13-4 run and regained the lead 61-60 when Luke Jackson followed up his own miss with 2:35 remaining.
"That's the most frustrating part," Loftin said. "We fell behind, battled back on the road, and then let the game get away from us again."
The Trojans' McCall, who lit up the gym with 27 points and 11 rebounds, responded with a clutch 3-pointer from the left wing, knocked the ball away on the other end and converted a quick layup to put the Trojans back on top, 65-61, with just under two minutes left.
After a NL miss, McCall then dished off the last of his five assists to a wide open Demetrius Williams for another easy bucket as the Trojans reeled off seven unanswered points.
From there, Jones salted the game away from the free throw line.
"K. D. has gradually picked up his game, and tonight was a difference-maker," Barker said. "He knew this was a game we badly needed to win, and when he plays well, it seems to rub off on the rest of the team."
For the game, the sharp-shooting McCall buried 9 of 11 shots from the floor and 7 of 11 from the charity stripe. He connected on 2 of 3 from beyond the 3-point arc.
Williams added 14 points in the contest, one more than McCall's fourth-quarter total, and Isaiah Jones added 12.
Jackson led NL with 16, followed by John Carlton (11 points, 13 rebounds), Jalen Robinson, who had 11, and Jauquez Jones with 10.
"Jones came with a lot of energy and their home crowd was really into the game," Loftin said. "They deserve all the credit. We've just got to do a better job of doing the little things that win ballgames. We still have a few non-conference games left so there's time to get it worked out."
Girls' Game:
North Lenoir trailed 16-13 after one quarter and then clamped down defensively, holding the Trojans to 16 points over the next three quarters to pick up a 49-32 victory.
It was the third win in the last four games for the streaking Hawks (4-7), who whipped North Pitt 53-37 on Wednesday night.
Quoya Porter paced NL with 16 points, while Erica Lee added 10.
After the first quarter, the Hawks outscored JS 36-16 the rest of the way.
Franlena Brimage topped the Trojans with 15 but managed just five in the final three quarters.
Latrina Gatling added 10 for Jones, which fell to 5-5 on the year.
North Lenoir 19 12 17 18—66
Jones Senior 16 12 24 20—72
NL scoring: Luke Jackson 16, John Carlton 11, Jalen Robinson 11, Jauquez Jones 10, King 5, Cannon 4, Mason 3, Letchworth 2, Allen 2, Bryant.
JS scoring: K. D. McCall 27, Demetrius Williams 14, Isaiah Jones 12, Staten 6, N. Jones 4, Black 4, Frost 2.
North Lenoir 13 10 14 12—49
Jones Senior 16 5 6 5—32
NL scoring: Quoya Porter 16, Erica Lee 10, Goodall 8, Ballen 4, Kremer 3, Haerer 2.
JS scoring: Franlena Brimage 15, Latrina Gatling 10, Brooks 3, Fout 3, McDaniel 1.

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This randomized phase III trial is studying maintenance chemotherapy to see how well it works compared to observation following induction chemotherapy and radiation therapy in treating young patients with newly diagnosed ependymoma. Drugs used in chemotherapy, such as vincristine sulfate, carboplatin, cyclophosphamide, etoposide, and cisplatin, work in different ways to stop the growth of tumor cells, either by killing the cells or by stopping them from dividing. Giving more than one drug (combination chemotherapy) may kill more tumor cells. Radiation therapy uses high-energy x-rays to kill tumor cells. Specialized radiation therapy that delivers a high dose of radiation directly to the tumor may kill more tumor cells and cause less damage to normal tissue. Giving chemotherapy with radiation therapy may kill more tumor cells and allow doctors to save the part of the body where the cancer started.
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Illusion (Uraufführung) / Young Soon Hue
Lonesome George (Uraufführung) / Marco Goecke
Voices Borrowed (Uraufführung) / Amanda Miller
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June 2015
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Illusion (Uraufführung)
Young Soon HueIllusion: the associations aroused by such a title are varied, the notion includes imaginations, dreams, phantasmagoria, fictions and hopes along with delusions, apparitions and chimerae. But there is also a place for play in the notion of illusion: these can be created playfully or put into play.
Stories of people living in other, unreal worlds, who abandon themselves to their day dreams and night dreams, their desires, delusions and self-delusions, provide the starting point for choreographer Young Soon Hue's first piece for the Ballett am Rhein. At her side, responsible for design, she has the renowned Dutch stage and costume designer Keso Dekker.
Young Soon Hue was born in Inchon in South Korea and began her career as a dancer. She worked with leading choreographers and was an ensemble member of Ballett Frankfurt, Zürcher Ballett, Ballett Basel as well as the Ballett der Deutschen Oper am Rhein. She has worked as a choreographer since 2001 and created some 30 dance pieces for numerous companies – including Tulsa Ballet (USA), Queensland Ballet (Australia), the leading Korean ballet companies, the Turkish National Ballets of Ankara and Izmir, and companies belonging to theatres in Hagen, Augsburg, Schwerin and Coburg as well as the Aalto Ballett Theater Essen and the Ballett der Deutschen Oper am Rhein. In 2010 and 2011 she was the Artistic Director of the Korea World Stars Dance Festival and the Seoul International Ballet Festival. She was voted Choreographer of the Year in Korea in 2006 and has since won further awards from the Korean Ballet Association and Ballet Critics' Association.
ILLUSION (World premiere)
Young Soon Hue
MUSIC Doppelkonzert für Violine, Violoncello und Orchester von Philip Glass
Choreographie Young Soon Hue
Musikalische Leitung Wen-Pin Chien
Bühne und Kostüme Keso Dekker
Licht Volker Weinhart
Solo-Violine Siegfried Rivinius
Solo-Violoncello Friedemann Pardall
Frau Yuko Kato
Schutzengel Marcos Menha
Liebe Alexandre Simões
Drei Traum-Paare So-Yeon Kim, Michael Foster, Ann-Kathrin Adam, Rashaen Arts, Doris Becker, Andriy Boyetskyy
Tänzerinnen Sachika Abe, Camille Andriot, Wun Sze Chan, Mariana Dias, Feline van Dijken, Sonia Dvorak, Alexandra Inculet, Louisa Rachedi, Claudine Schoch
Tänzer Christian Bloßfeld, Odsuren Dagva, Filipe Frederico, Philip Handschin, Marquet K. Lee, Sonny Locsin, Chidozie Nzerem
Orchester Duisburger Philharmoniker
Lonesome George (Uraufführung)
Marco GoeckeThe pieces with which Marco Goecke has repeatedly fascinated his audience anew for over a decade are contemporary dance universes of a very special kind. His dancers seem to be transposed into a strange feverish condition, "a constant, unfamiliar nervous flutter" according to Sylvia Staude in the Frankfurter Rundschau – and yet the freedom of the composition is only an illusion: every step, every tiny movement, however fast, is precisely laid down in an individual dance language which the dance critic Horst Koegler once called the "Système Goeckien".
Ever since his first works for the Stuttgart Noverre-Gesellschaft, Marco Goecke (born in Wuppertal in 1972) has been able to establish himself as one of the most significant choreographers. He has been resident choreographer of Stuttgart Balletts since 2005 – a position which also linked him with the Scapino Ballet Rotterdam from 2006 to 2012 and since the 2013/14 season with the Nederlands Dans Theater. He has created a notable number of world premieres, not only for these three ensembles but for many other distinguished international companies – including Hamburg Ballett, Leipziger Ballett, Norwegian National Ballet Oslo, Pacific Northwest Ballet Seattle, New York Choreographic Institute, Staatsballett Berlin, Gauthier Dance, the São Paulo Companhia de Dança and Les Ballets de Monte Carlo.
For his first collaboration with the Ballett am Rhein Marco Goecke has chosen Dmitri Shostakovich's Chamber Symphony op. 110a as the musical score – a version for string orchestra orchestrated by the composer and violist Rudolf Barshai from Shostakovich's 8th String Quartet. This piece, which was composed within two days in July 1960, is considered one of Shostakovich's most intimate scores. As if looking back at his own life, memories of the composer's other works can be heard and connect with further references from Jewish folk songs to Wagner and Tchaikovsky to musical silhouettes. The basic tempo is slow. Only once does a wild scherzo break out which then transforms into a ghostly pale waltz. The grotesque, satirical and striking qualities of Shostakovich's early works has given way to a penetrating expressivity and a lyricism of transparent melancholy.
LONESOME GEORGE (World premiere)
Marco Goecke
MUSIC String quartet No. 8 in C minor op. 110 by Dmitri Shostakovich orchestrated as Chamber Symphony for String Orchestra op. 110 a by Rudolf Barshai
Choreographie Marco Goecke
Musikalische Leitung Wen-Pin Chien
Bühne und Kostüme Michaela Springer
Licht Udo Haberland
Dramaturgie Nadja Kadel
Tänzerinnen Marlúcia do Amaral, Camille Andriot, Wun Sze Chan, Mariana Dias, Nathalie Guth
Tänzer Christian Bloßfeld, Martin Chaix, Filipe Frederico, Sonny Locsin, Marcos Menha, Alexandre Simões
Orchester Duisburger Philharmoniker
Voices Borrowed (Uraufführung)
Amanda Miller"To move consciously in the present as a contemporary artist and to create a living story for the future", is American choreographer Amanda Miller's original concept for her world premiere "Voices Borrowed". As a musical score she has selected a composition which plays in a very particular way with the levels of time history, present and future: Arnold Schönberg's Concerto for String Quartet and Orchestra in B flat after Georg Friedrich Händel's Concerto Grosso in B flat op. 6 Nr. 7. The master of the musical avant-garde at the beginning of the twentieth century took Händel's baroque work in order to freely adapt and transpose it for the modern orchestra and a soloistic string quartet. Schönberg's own comment that it had turned out to be "a highly original piece" can be taken as a polite understatement. He used a firework display of sound colours to explode the baroque form and allowed an imaginative kaleidoscope of multifaceted instrumentation, stylistic wit and humorous poetry to emerge – a thrilling concert between old style and new music. In "Voices Borrowed" the intricate narration of these distinct voices inspire Amada Miller to create a ballet.
Born and raised in North Carolina, Amanda Miller began her training at the North Carolina School of the Arts and continued her studies in New York. Before William Forsythe invited her to join Ballett Frankfurt, where she was also Resident Choreographer, she had danced with Chicago Lyrical Opera Ballet and the Ballett der Deutschen Oper Berlin. In 1992 Amanda Miller founded the Pretty Ugly Dance Company, an interdisciplinary ensemble which performed from 1997 to 2004 at Theater Freiburg as Ballett Freiburg Pretty Ugly. From 2005 to 2009 pretty ugly tanz köln found a new home under Amanda Miller's direction at Theater Köln. She subsequently returned to the USA, teaching at several universities and working aound the world as a choreographer, performer and opera director. After her successful world premiere "Crop" for the Ballett am Rhein in the 2012/13 season, Martin Schläpfer has been able to persuade her to return to Europe to create another new piece, for which he is placing the entire company at her disposal.
VOICES BORROWED (World premiere)
Amanda Miller
MUSIC Largo from the Concerto Grosso in B flat op. 6 Nr. 7 by Georg Friedrich Händel and Concerto for String Quartet and Orchestra in B flat after Georg Friedrich Händel's Concerto Grosso in B flat op. 6 Nr. 7 by Arnold Schönberg
Choreographie Amanda Miller
Musikalische Leitung Wen-Pin Chien
Bühne Claus Stump
Kostüme und Licht Amanda Miller, Claus Stump
Musikalische Beratung der Choreographin und Dramaturgie Mark Fasshauer
Violine 1 Siegfried Rivinius
Violine 2 Matthias Bruns
Viola Mathias Feger
Violoncello Friedemann Pardall
Tänzerinnen Sachika Abe, Camille Andriot, Doris Becker, Wun Sze Chan, Feline van Dijken, Sonia Dvorak, Yuko Kato, Helen Clare Kinney, Claudine Schoch, Virginia Segarra Vidal
Tänzer Jackson Carroll, Martin Chaix, Michael Foster, Philip Handschin, Richard Jones, Marquet K. Lee, Sonny Locsin, Alexander McKinnon, Alban Pinet, Boris Randzio
Orchester Duisburger Philharmoniker


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Tiffany Miller-Cole cried as she dropped her daughter, Destiney Cole, off at her kindergarten classroom Monday morning.
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Anahi Valdez (right), 10, and Desire Lopez, 9, practice during a music class at Liberty Elementary School in Marysville earlier this month.
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Daisy Macias (left), 9, Alondra Figueroa, 10, and Rogelio Salgado, 9, practice the recorder during a music class at Liberty Elementary School in Marysville earlier this month.
Jose Ochoa (left), 11; Andres Pena, 11; and Issac Leiva, 10, play during their music class.
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Fourth- and fifth-graders practice the recorder during a music class at Liberty Elementary School in Marysville earlier this month. Liberty is participating in the Carnegie Link Up program, along with other Marysville School District students who will play with a live orchestra in May.
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Landon Elshaug (right), 10, practices the recorder with fellow fourth- and fifth-graders at Liberty Elementary School in Marysville earlier this month. Liberty is among the schools participating in the Carnegie Hall Link Up program.
True enough. But in the Marysville School District and at Lowell Elementary School in Everett, they are getting around that roadblock one plastic recorder at a time.
There are 1,300 elementary-school kids in the Marysville district and 80 kids at Lowell Elementary who are playing flute-like recorders and not only learning classical music and boosting their math skills, but are going to get the chance to perform with a live orchestra.
Music teacher Brenda Ehrhardt calls this nothing short of incredible.
"They feel very successful, which is what I want to hear," said Ehrhardt, who works at Sunnyside and Cascade elementary schools in Marysville. "That is what I want above everything -- to have them feel good about themselves when they are done."
The children and music teachers are participating in the Carnegie Hall Link Up program -- yes, that Carnegie Hall -- the goal of which is to link up kids at the elementary level to orchestra music so they learn several master works through four or five pieces of music.
A performance element is part of the Link Up program, where the kids are able to demonstrate what they've learned by playing alongside a real orchestra. This will be a first-time experience for many of these students.
Marysville music teacher Kristina Bailey, who teaches at Liberty Elementary, said the Link Up program gives teachers a chance to work collaboratively. Also, the students have a chance to feel the kind of confidence and self-esteem that only comes from public performance.
"The students have a chance to perform and see professionals play and be a part of it," said Bailey, who has 75 fourth-graders in the program. "They can see that they could actually pursue something like this and really realize that they can be a part of that."
The pilot program didn't cost the school districts anything. Many classrooms had the recorders and Marysville Rotary donated money for additional instruments. Carnegie Hall provided the music books and curriculum.
The Link Up Program has been made possible through the combined efforts of school district music teachers and about $15,000 in grants from the Marysville Rotary and the Tulalip Tribes, help from Opus Bank and support from the Parent Teacher and Student Associations.
But none of this could have happened without the Snohomish County Music Project, which spearheaded getting Link Up into local schools.
Part of the mission of the Snohomish County Music Project includes serving as a much-needed catalyst for music education, offering hands-on musical opportunities to young people.
One of these opportunities is Link Up, which aims to eventually have every elementary school-age child in the county learn to play a recorder and perform.
The pilot program kicked off in Marysville and at Lowell this year. Roger Pawley, the Snohomish County Music Project's executive director, said Marysville music teachers were pumped for the Link Up program because over the years, a high level of tension had built up about the district's music program not getting the funding it needed.
The Marysville School District has never had an orchestra program, Pawley said.
"So it really filled a need in Marysville," Pawley said. "And the whole program is creating interest and demand. All the principals are excited about the program."
Also school leaders such as Kyle Kinoshita, the executive director of teaching and learning for Marysville who oversees the district's arts programs.
Kinoshita points out that one of the most important aspects of the Link Up program is that it supplements the math curriculum and is a potential gateway for a child to comprehend many math concepts.
"Any upper elementary teacher will tell you that fractions, for example, are one of the toughest subjects … music is full of those fractions and kids can see the relationship of different fractions right there," Kinoshita said. "It's got real specifics that connect to our math standards."
Kinoshita gave credit to the teachers because this program is "definitely above and beyond really what their responsibilities are."
"But their energy and, I think, their commitment to fine arts really is powering this," Kinoshita said.
He said he had high hopes of Link Up being a long-standing program.
"Once we learn how to do this I hope now we can only grow," he said.
Pawley also has that goal, to build the Link Up Program so that it is part of every district's elementary music class.
"This is the role the Snohomish County Music Project has defined for ourselves in the community. In our new strategic plan, we are advocates for music education and we want to build demand, build pressure and build capacity," Pawley said.
Pawley said the idea is that by giving more students the chance to express themselves through music, the demand for a return to "robust school music programs will grow."
On May 4, the students in the Link Up Program will present what they've learned when they join the Sound Edge Orchestra, a branch of the Snohomish County Music Project, at the Everett Civic Auditorium for a concert.
There will be about 700 fourth- and fifth-graders participating. Some will be playing recorders; some will be singing.
"The whole underlying thing with classical music is it's the trigonometry and calculus of music," Pawley said. "We do have some good music programs in the districts but we're not getting to that level -- we are at the algebra and geometry level. If we get into the classical music, it will have some incredible effects."
Music teacher Ehrhardt said she'll have between 150 and 170 of her students performing at the May concert. She said the curriculum for the Link Up Program has been something the kids have really grasped.
"And that just makes me so happy," Ehrhardt said. "I'm so grateful to Roger for what he has done for our music program. He's the light at the end of tunnel."
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When I first walked on the property, I stared across the yard and saw more than 100 dogs, most of them tied to heavy log chains, anchored to dilapidated dog houses. The dogs ranged from old to young, living on a worn dirt ring that likely had seen generations of dogs come and go to a sad fate.
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I first thought of what a grim fate many of these dogs would have met without our intervention that day. But as I looked at a young, weeks-old puppy with one glance, and an aging, 10-year-old senior with another, my thoughts quickly turned to the long, lonely and painful journey of a fighting dog's life.
This cycle begins with being chained at such an early age with little to no positive human or animal interaction. The burden continues with heavy chains, often with additional weights, to drag around their entire lives. The constant noise, arousal and anxiousness push them towards aggression to or from their yard mates. If they don't respond, their life may end quickly, but if they do, they have sealed their fate of a long, torturous life.
Their only reprieve from the chain is death or brief release to be tested against another dog, eventually going back to the chain with little attention to their wounds. What follows is weeks of intense training and significant human interaction with the person who will commit the ultimate betrayal and force them into a barbaric battle for entertainment and profit. If they survive, they go back again to the chain: A vicious cycle that could go on for years until these dogs finally have no value or fight left in them and are discarded.
Our responders are still on the ground, so please stay tuned to aspcarescue.org for more news to come. Follow the conversation on Twitter using hashtag #367rescue.
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This is absolutely awsome, thank you thank you for giving this adorable little one a second chance. It is just to bad that we cannot do that for everyone, but, unfortanely, there are two many, WHCICH SHOULD NOT BE. He will have a loving family, and long life. bow wow to you little honey bun.
I am glad you are doing something, but as always the story goes 'See how great we are, now give us some money" I suspect you are much like Best Freinds who gets millions each year and has an offshore account. Is that what you do with our money Ed?
I just will never understand intentional cruelty against any animal or person. Especially domestic animals that are here just to be our companions. It makes me sick.
By the way, Pits are great dogs. It is sad the the general public feels they are such vicious animals and the media puts such stories in a large spotlight over and over. No one ever talks about other breeds that bite that are in the top ten list like: Dachshunds or Chihuahuas. If greedy & selfish people breed the beautiful Pitbull to be nothing more than a blood thirsty fight to the death type of dog, I fear, over time, it may lead to extinction. The fear of the public and the inbreeding of these type of characteristics will be unwelcomed in every community. It is a very somber thought.
I cried happy tears for this puppy and sad tears for the ones who can't be saved - then I made a donation. Thank you for rescuing these beautiful dogs....
when I have any left over money...or even if I don't..it goes to help animals. really. there are ugly, horrible, wretched people out there. we as great humans, have to stop those who aren't. animals NEED us. if I'm not front and center..let my compassion and money do my talking! kudos to aspca and everyone there!
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Watch a "trailer" of your upcoming vacation at El Remanso!Mon, 04/14/2014 - 07:51 — Daniel
Would you like to know what your stay at El Remanso can be like? Enjoy this "trailer" by guests Andrew and Deb to get an idea!
Create your own Costa Rican "casado" dish!Sun, 02/23/2014 - 10:55 — Daniel
Discover the typical Tico Casado, our traditional Costa Rican meal. Embarq in a culinary journey and you won't be disappointed with this typical Tico dish that will bring sunshine to your table. Gather family and friends and give it a try! In addition to being delicious, it's simple to make. Here's what you will need for 4 people:
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El Remanso is a Tripadvisor Travelers' Choice Award 2014 winner!Thu, 01/23/2014 - 11:02 — Daniel
El Remanso Lodge on the Osa Peninsula has been awarded 2 Tripadvisor Travelers' Choice Awards 2014 in the categories "Best Small Hotels" and "Best Hotels for Families".
With its intentionally small-scale designed capacity, El Remanso features only 6 private cabinas and 6 separate rooms for a maximum of 30 guests. Combined with an extensive trail system, direct access to the beach and several waterfalls that can be visited, this enables unique and highly personalized experiences in the rainforest of the Osa Peninsula.
Destination weddings at El RemansoWed, 01/22/2014 - 11:45 — Daniel
Celebrate your special wedding day in the lush rainforest of the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica, for a colourful and exotic wedding that you will treasure forever! At El Remanso Wildlife Lodge, the choice is yours: you can either plan for every detail or you can pick a theme and leave the hassle to us.
HIGHEST rating in the 2013 Certification for Sustainable Tourism!Sun, 10/06/2013 - 12:32 — Daniel
We have just been re-awarded with the "Level 5" of the Certification for Sustainable Tourism (CST), a rigorous certification program by the Costa Rican Tourism Board (ICT) that evaluates tourism companies' sustainability practices in natural, cultural and social resource management. The CST is regulated by the Costa Rican National Accreditation Commission and consists of a scale of 5 levels of sustainable tourism achievements.
Hump-back whale spotted at the El Remanso beach!Fri, 08/16/2013 - 19:31 — Daniel
The Osa Peninsula is an incredible place to observe wildlife, both on land in the water. Southern Hemisphere whales come from August through early November. In the last couple of weeks, our guests going on the Golfo Dulce Tour have been very lucky and most of the groups have been able to spot these impressive creatures with calves!
The Golfo Dulce of the Osa Peninsula, one of the few tropical fiords on earth, represents a safe haven for the humpback whales to birth their calves with little threat from the larger predators of the open waters in the Pacific.
LOVE in our frog pondSat, 05/25/2013 - 09:56 — Daniel
Yesterday early morning we had a pleasant surprise at our frog pond. After a heavy night shower our staff discovered dozens of Gliding Tree Frogs were mating on the leafs surrounding the little pond. This phenomenon is rarely seen and only lasts in the very early morning hours as these frogs tend to go back quickly to the canopy level.
Scarlet Macaw nest spotted on the El Remanso beachFri, 04/26/2013 - 11:57 — Daniel
Scarlet Macaws (ara macao) are frequently spotted by our guests in our tours as well as their own hikes through the El Remanso trail system. The Osa Peninsula holds the largest population in Costa Rica of these beautiful and iconic birds. Although no formal large-scale study has so far been conducted in the ACOSA area (ACOSA = Osa Peninsula Conservation Area), it is believed that the population counts well above 1.000 individuals.
PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP ANNOUNCED for December 2013Thu, 04/18/2013 - 09:15 — Daniel
We are proud to announce this year's VISIONARY WILD photography workshop at El Remanso.
From November 30th to December 7th, enjoy a fantastic opportunity to join wildlife and conservation photographers Justin Black and Daniel Beltra on an photographic adventure in the Osa Peninsula.
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PUMA caught on video camera by guests!Thu, 03/07/2013 - 10:58 — Daniel
Yesterday morning, when Tony and Jenny from the UK went down for an early walk down to the beach in front of the El Remanso Lodge, they could not have imagined what they were about to see!
A female puma, that we have caught several times on camera traps and that was also previously spotted 2 weeks ago by the beach, was lying next to the trail, around 20 meters in front of them! They took out their camera video and were able to take this incredible footage!
El Remanso recommended in the march issue of Travel & LeisureWed, 02/27/2013 - 12:40 — Daniel
El Remanso Lodge is featured in the march 2013 issue of Travel & Leisure as one of the "12 trips to take before you're twelve".
Offering great family adventures with activites like waterfall rappeling, a zipline and an extensive trail system to explore the wonders of the rainforest as well as a beautfiul Pacific Ocean beach with tide pools, the lodge is a great escape for this coming summer vacation!
Check out our family specials for a the months of June to September!
Our intern's experience at Corcovado National ParkThu, 02/21/2013 - 09:47 — Daniel
After having experienced the astounding amount of biodiversity present in and around the El Remanso property, one might feel compelled to delve deeper into the Costa Rican Rainforest and further from civilisation in order to seek out more of the secrets it holds.
For the people of this mind-set there is one place that stands out from the others… …Corcovado National Park.
Tripadvisor Travelers' Choice Award 2013 for El Remanso!Mon, 01/21/2013 - 11:06 — Daniel
El Remanso Lodge on the Osa Peninsula of Costa Rica has been awarded with the 2013 Tripadvisor Travelers' Choice Award 2013 in 4 different categories:
- Top 25 Small Hotels in Central America
- Top 25 Small Hotels in Costa Rica
- Top 25 Hotels for service in Central America
- Top 25 Hotels for service in Costa Rica
El Remanso featured on Coco Eco MagazineSun, 01/06/2013 - 10:34 — admin
Read this interesting article featuring El Remanso Lodge in the Osa Peninsula as a sustainable tourism destination in Costa Rica: http://www.cocoecomag.com/eco-chic-resort-guide-costa-rica.html You can also download the article as a pdf here:
Surprise visitor: Rare Bromeliad BoaThu, 12/13/2012 - 09:49 — admin
A couple of nights ago we had a surprise visitor next to our restaurant. A beautiful bromeliad boa (Ungaliophis panamensis) was resting calmly on a large leaf. Contrary to what its name would probably suggest, this snake is actually not part of the "Boa family" (Boidae) but is the only member of the dwarf boas (Tropidophiidae) family here in Costa Rica. Little is known about these little snakes (up to 60 cms long), they occupy a range of habitats from lowland rainforest to highland pine-oak forests to cloud forests.
VIDEO of a male puma!Fri, 11/23/2012 - 12:59 — admin
Another nice "capture" of our camera traps! This male puma found a big interest in one of our camera traps a couple of days ago! The last couple of weeks have been very "puma-productive" at El Remanso Lodge, on the Osa Peninsula of Costa Rica!
PUMA sighting on the El Remanso beach!Fri, 11/09/2012 - 20:27 — admin
Richard & Jutta from Germany had an amazing wildlife sighting this afternoon on the El Remanso beach! While heading back from a hike, right next to the beach trail, they heard some noise in the bushes and out came a female puma with an iguana in its mouth! Below is the amazing picture they were able to take.
Scarlet macaws at a "beach almond feast"!Sun, 11/04/2012 - 17:53 — admin
Scarlet macaws (ara macao) or "lapas rojas" are frequent visitors to the grounds of El Remanso Lodge. These beautiful birds inhabit a large area of the Osa Peninsula and according to scientific data, they have been thriving with a steady population increase over the last decade. One of their favourite "meals" is the fruit of the beach almond tree (Terminalia catappa). The abundance of these trees next to the new pool deck make this a perfect place for the observation of these beautiful creatures.
Watch this video: Big group of peccariesFri, 11/02/2012 - 12:39 — admin
It is frequent to observe collared peccaries on the grounds of El Remanso Lodge. Collared peccaries are one the 2 species of wild pigs found on the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica. They are one of the preferred preys for the wildcats, specially the pumas (puma concolor)! This video was taken a couple of days ago with one of the camera traps installed on the trail system of El Remanso Lodge.


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Patient/Family Led Sessions provide pulmonary hypertension patients and their family members an opportunity to share their tips for managing the disease. These sessions feature patients and family members leading practical panel discussions to help you improve your quality of life in spite of pulmonary hypertension. These sessions will take place in the afternoon on Friday, June 20.
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An Explanation of Insurance BenefitsPanelists: Doug Taylor (Chair); Caring Voice Coalition representativeMedical treatment and prescription drugs can be expensive. Understanding the benefits available under your insurance is important to maximizing your coverage and knowing the options available to pay for your needed services. Listen as PH patients and caregivers, along with an insurance specialist from Caring Voice Coalition, share tips to help you make the most of your insurance. You'll also get a brief overview of resources available to help you defray the cost of pulmonary hypertension treatment. Are You Surviving or Living?Panelists: Ryan Juntti (Chair); Frances Nelms; Nicole StraffordIs your everyday routine controlled by pulmonary hypertension? Are you frustrated by tasks that you think take too long or are too difficult now that you have PH? Making practical changes can make a big difference in your day-to-day life. Join us as we share simple steps, tips and tricks that can make a positive impact on living your life well instead of just surviving.Can You Hear Me Now? Communicating about PH Panelists: David Grady (Chair); Mark Gerber, MD; Elisa LipnickDo words escape you when it comes to talking about pulmonary hypertension with your family, friends, or even your doctor? Do family and friends just not 'get it' when you try to explain what you face? Do you ever feel after a doctor's appointment that you didn't understand or remember what was said? Join us to learn the benefits of good communication and how to achieve it.
Living in the Present: Making the Most of Today Panelists: Kiara Tatum (Chair); Kaye Norlin; Chloe Temtchine; Barbara ThompsonLiving in the present helps us cope with the emotional difficulties of chronic illness, loss of normal activities, and understanding and accepting our new normal. As survival rates increase, patients also must come to terms with the loss of PHriends. Making the most of what we can do emotionally and spiritually complements our medical therapy. Panelists and attendees will share how they focus on living in the present.
Mouthwatering Good: Eating Great with PHPanelists: Colleen Brunetti (Chair); Julia FeitnerPatients are often told, "Eat a low-sodium diet and try to maintain a healthy body weight." That can be hard to implement without more guidance! Many of us know what not to eat, but what can we eat? We will cover things like eating more while consuming fewer calories, cooking once and eating twice (or more!), low-sodium recipes that actually taste good and eating well on a budget. Learn some mouthwatering strategies and get some recipes to take home!
Navigating Work and Pulmonary HypertensionPanelists: Stacey Gausling (Chair); Caroline Clemens; Ornah Levy, Esq.Our jobs and careers make up such a large part of our identity, and few of us want to give them up. Or maybe you can't give them up because of the need for income and access to health insurance. Find ways to continue working while maintaining your health. In this session we will discuss how pulmonary hypertension patients manage to work and take care of themselves.
PH Goes Social: Friendships and Dating Panelists: Perry Mamigonian (Chair); Becca Atherton; Tiffany GundermanSocializing and dating (or just hanging out) doesn't have to be sacrificed just because you have pulmonary hypertension. Enjoy spending time and having fun with friends who will accept and respect your limitations. Hear how the panelists have addressed developing and maintaining relationships and share your own tips.
Planes, Trains, Boats and Automobiles Panelists: Carol Bowling (Chair); Ann Arnott; Monica PenarandaWhether your travel is for business, pleasure or medical necessity, getting there is as important as what you do after you arrive. Travel with pulmonary hypertension can be a challenge, but with planning you don't have to give it up. Tips from this session will help you minimize the hassles and get the most out of your travel.
PH is Relative: Coping as a Family Member Affected by PH Panelists: Ian Morrill (Chair); Eric Heineman; Rachel SteckleinPulmonary hypertension affects everyone in the family. Come to this session for tips on keeping your family relationships strong – whether you're focusing on your marriage, your relationship with an adult sibling or parent who has pulmonary hypertension, or you want to help your children cope with their parent's diagnosis.
The Caregiver's Guide to Surviving Pulmonary HypertensionPanelists: Bonnie Patricelli (Chair); Cindy Battiato; Rich BottiniWith medications, errands, pharmacy calls, meals, and everything in between, who can keep up? This session will focus on the pulmonary hypertension caregiver. Hear from experienced caregivers about juggling all the balls in the air while finding ways to manage the stress of caregiving, and share your own thoughts about surviving as a caregiver.
Let Your Light Shine Bright: Helping your family and Your Young PH Patient CopePanelists: Billie Jo Thompson Keith (Chair); Josh Belt; Lindsey Belt; Regina Maddox; Jayna Wall; Matt WallLiving with a pulmonary hypertension diagnosis as a child can be challenging. Parents will discuss coping methods for kids of all ages. Learn how you can empower your child to live positively with pulmonary hypertension.
Ready, Set, Succeed: Working with SchoolsPanelists: Mitzi McIver-LaBarge (Chair); Teresa Myers; Manny RodriguesHealth Plans, I.E.P.s, and 504s are designed to meet your child's needs from pre-K to college. Parents of kids with pulmonary hypertension will discuss how to collaborate with your school to ensure your child's academic success in a safe environment.
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|Introduction | Nikon Coolpix P7700 sensor performance | Nikon Coolpix P7700 versus competition | Conclusion
Often in technology new models of existing products are disappointing, being motivated by the possibility of integrating new features which may not be overly useful. So when a manufacturer updates a good piece of kit and comes out with something even better there is much cause for celebration. Nikon's Coolpix P7700 is just such a piece of equipment, updating its Coolpix P7100 model in some style.
The Nikon Coolpix P7700 was launched in August 2012, it is a well featured, high-end compact camera designed for the discerning amateur and for professionals looking for a camera to have with them all the time. The zoom lens has a range of 6mm through to 42.8mm (which is equivalent to 28mm-200mm in 'full frame' format), it has a bright maximum aperture of f/2 at the wide end and f/4 in telephoto. The screen is fully articulated, 7.5cm (3") across and has 921k dots. In terms of performance the camera will capture stills at a rate of up to 8 frames per second (for up to 6 frames), ISO from 80 up to a maximum of 6400. Video capture is full HD, 1080p at 30fps. None of these features is particularly extreme, there are other cameras that match or better each specification. However taken as a whole the package is comprehensive and offers the serious photographer exactly what they need in a camera of this type.
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The Canon PowerShot G15 and Nikon Coolpix P7700 are two cameras with a long lineage (with the Nikon's being a bit harder to follow). The Canon PowerShot G-series and Nikon's competitive offerings have gone through numerous variations over the years, but haven't strayed far from the original design philosophy: a fast lens, manual controls, and expandability via system accessories. The thing that's changed the most has been how you compose photos. For a long time, both the G and P-series cameras tended to offer optical viewfinders and articulating LCDs. On these latest models, the G15 lost the flip-out/rotating LCD but retains the optical viewfinder, while the P7700 sports only an articulating display and has shed its viewfinder.
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Jodi Picoult presents and signs The Storyteller Santa Monica Public Library March 11, 2013
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Bestselling author of My Sister's Keeper, Jodi Picoult, presents her new novel, The Storyteller. Jodi Picoult will be in conversation with TBA.
Books will be available for purchase at the event through Mysterious Galaxy bookstore. Jodi Picoult will sign books after the conversation and q&a period.
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Santa Monica Public Library
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Like a great band breaking up, Guitar Hero is no more. Activision, the company behind the once-popular series of games, said today in a quarterly earnings statement that it's pulling the plug on the franchise.
The series, which has been around for six years, hasn't been profitable lately. About two years ago, the franchise had racked up more than $2 billion in sales from its various installments. But sales plummeted to the point that the latest installment in the series, Warriors of Rock, sold fewer than 100,000 copies during its debut month last September. Part of the reason is competition from a new generation of games that don't need specialized controllers, especially those for the
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The brand has had many iterations, including "World Tour," which featured many notable musicians as playable characters, and mobile versions for iOS devices and Nintendo's DS series of handhelds. The game's popularity paved the way for bigger games like Rock Band, which have likely also played a role in Guitar Hero's decreased sales.
"It doesn't surprise me," said Amanda Caparoon, a Seattle bartender and music gaming fan, when told Activision was burying the brand. "There's cooler stuff now, like Rock Band. And dance-based games are where it's at now."
In a statement today, Activision said, "Due to continued declines in the music genre, the company will disband Activision Publishing's Guitar Hero business unit and discontinue development on its Guitar Hero game for 2011." The statement goes on to say, "These decisions are based on the desire to focus on the greatest opportunities that the company currently has to create the world's best interactive entertainment experiences."
That would likely be a reference to Activision's very popular World of Warcraft and Call of Duty series.
But Guitar Hero fans don't have to worry about new content. Though it's disbanding the business unit and stopping development of new games, Activision will continue to develop and make available new downloadable content, such as new songs, for some time according to GamePro. But nobody is sure for how long.


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Florence and The Machine announce showsLast updated: 12th September 2012Following her sold-out tour back in March, Florence and The Machine return with an end-of-year arena tour in December. Support on all dates by Haim. The tour kicks off at Exeter's Westpoint Arena on Tuesday, 4th December 2012 and comes toa close at the Liverpool Echo Arena on Monday, 10th December 2012. In between Florence and The Machine play shows in London, Coventry and Aberdeen. Find the exact dates and details below. December 2012Exeter, Westpoint Arena (Tue., 4th December 2012)London, The O2 Arena (Wed., 5th Decmber 2012)London, The O2 Arena (Wed., 6th Decmber 2012)Coventry, Ricoh Arena (Sat., 8th December 2012)Aberdeen, AECC (Sun., 9th December 2012)Liverpool, Echo Arena (Mon., 10th December 2012)Florence and The Machine has released her most recent album, "Ceremonials." The album was the the long-awaited follow-up to her 2009 debut "Lungs" and became a worl-wide hit for the singer and songwriter. Ceremonials was recorded at the legendary London Abbey Road Studios by Paul Epworth, who previously worked with Adele and Bloc Party.The album features some instant Florence and the Machine live classics; songs the band tested out while on the road, such as "What the Water Gave Me" and "Shake It Out." Check out her single "No Light No Light" off "Ceremonials."
Florence and The Machine frontwoman Florence Welch plans to move out of her mum's home in Camberwell, southeast London.The multi-award winning songstress said to findaproperty.com "The truth is, up until now, I haven't really had time to move out of my Mum's place in Camberwell...I've been on tour since I was 20 so I just haven't got around to it."
Florence and The Machine has just announced her only UK live date of the year. The songstress is playing this exclusive album launch gig on 25th October at the Hackney Empire in London. Florence and The Machine tickets will be available this Friday, 14th October.
Florence Welch has reportedly revealed in an intimate interview that listening to songs in her bedroom "saved" her. The Florence and the Machine star said that "It's funny because I'm not actually very good at saying how I feel in person, I think songwriting is a way for me to deal with my own emotional failings in life."
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NCAA Sweet 16 Has Direct Tie to Pfeiffer
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MISENHEIMER, NC –March Madness is upon us and perhaps the biggest story of the "Sweet 16" is that a pair of brothers have guided their respective programs to the regional semifinal round. Pfeiffer has a direct tie to Archie and Sean Miller, the coaches of Dayton and Arizona respectively, as their father John was a two-sport athlete at Pfeiffer and is enshrined in the Pfeiffer Sports Hall of Fame.
John Miller was inducted into the Pfeiffer Hall of Fame in 2003 and was a basketball and baseball standout for the Falcons. Miller, a 1965 graduate, was a three-time All-Conference and All-District player. On the baseball field, John was named the Conference Player of the Year before beginning a very long and successful coaching career. Just like his two sons, it didn't take Miller long to find success on the sidelines. Coaching in Western Pa., Miller won more than 630 games during his career at Riverside and Blackhawk high schools and led the Blackhawk Cougars to western Pennsylvania's longest section winning streak at 111 victories. He won eight WPIAL AAA titles and four Pennsylvania state championships.
"John was one of the most outstanding athletes to ever play at Pfeiffer," said Deputy Athletic Director and 1974 graduate of Pfeiffer, Jack Ingram. "He was a leader on the basketball court and a star shortstop on the baseball diamond. He took the knowledge he gained in competition and has shared it with many people since."
Miller's family coaching tree is extensive as his two sons may be the hottest commodities in college basketball right now. On top of his children, Miller also coached Kentucky basketball coach John Calipari.
John's oldest son, Sean, played at the University of Pittsburgh from 1987-91. Following his graduation, Miller had assistant coaching stints at N.C. St., Pittsburgh, Miami University (OH), and Wisconsin. His first taste of head coaching came in 2004 when he took over the Xavier program. In his five years, he led the Musketeers to a 120-47 record and a .718 winning percentage. In 2008 he guided Xavier to the Elite Eight and took the program to the Sweet 16 the following season. After the 2008-09 season, Sean took over the Arizona program and has two 30-win seasons in his first five years. Arizona is currently a No. 1 seed and was ranked No. 1 in the nation for the first time in 10 years.
Archie played for four years at N.C. St and later became an assistant coach for the Wolfpack. Later, he joined Thad Matta's staff at Ohio St. before teaming up with Sean on the Arizona sidelines for two years. On April 3, 2010, Archie was given his first head coaching job at Dayton. In his first three seasons, Miller has led the Flyers to a 62-37 record and their first trip to the Sweet 16 since 1984 in his first NCAA tournament appearance.
The Miller's are one of six brother combinations currently coaching at the Division I level. Archie and Sean's younger sister Lisa also played Division I basketball.
Dayton kicks off the Sweet 16 round on Thursday at 7:15 p.m. when they take on tenth-seeded Stanford with a trip to the Elite Eight on the line. Later that evening, at 10:17 p.m., Sean will guide his Arizona team to a matchup against Steve Fisher and San Diego St.


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Louisville is hosting the Give a Day Mayors Volunteer week for the second year
Last year we did a majority of the mulching and gravel that all of you have enjoyed this past year.
We are continuing this work and there are plans to mulch and gravel 70% of the holes in various wet, muddy, and eroding areas.
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Wheel barrows, shovels, pitch forks, pickup trucks, gloves are the tools that will be needed. But most importantly if all local golfers can come and help at least one work session during the week we can have Charlie Vettiner looking amazing as we enter the Spring.
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We set out to explore the spirit and sensibilities of the Tellason user and to share their unique stories. For our first film in the series we're featuring Todd Blubaugh. Todd is a brilliant photographer, artist, graphic designer and motorcycle builder who loves to document two-wheeled adventures with a camera.
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In this fourth chapter in the Kitsbow series we're introduced to the Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance — a Seattle area advocacy and trail-building group committed to making Washington State one of the best places in the United States to ride a mountain bike. With a résumé featuring successful bike festivals, ride parks, urban unification projects, and incredible backcountry-caliber trails, there are fewer organizations that know how to bring people together to ride better than Evergreen.
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