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This is a discussion on OK Members check in! within the Oklahoma forums, part of the Members and Places to Smoke by Area category; Thought it might be a good idea to have a thread where new (and old) members from Oklahoma can check ...
Thought it might be a good idea to have a thread where new (and old) members from Oklahoma can check in. Ask about the local shops, meet others in their area, etc.
I'm in N. OKC and have really only been to a couple local shops so far, B&K (?) Cigars on N. May around 122nd, Cigar and Co., and ZT Cigars all of which are pretty close in proximity to me. I thought the later two were pretty solid selection wise but I'm still a newb so I'm probably not the best judge yet.
Sorry for the short reply but, I can't get Puff to load properly for over a month now! I've got two reviews to post and can't seem to post pictures or load the page halfway even. Got a computer headed my way now.
Live in Jones, work in Bricktown. There's a few of us on here.
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I live in NW Arkansas but half my town is in Oklahoma. The B&M I frequent is in AR though. But I'd love to meet up with some OK puffers sometime.
Oh, and I was just told Cigar & Co. are opening a lounge area. Supposed to open today I believe, I'll probably stop by there tomorrow and check it out.
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OKC here. I shop at ZTs and tobacco exchange mostly. Don't get to hang around for a smoke that often though.
Jeepers and I did get to Herf once though.
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North okc. Mostly shop At tobacco exchange & zt. Love ZT's selection. R&k was nice enough. Just not much of a selection. As far as cigar & co opening a lounge, I can't imagine where....one of my buddies works there and it is PACKED. Unless maybe they cleared out Lot of stuff....
I was in cigar and Co. the other day. He said they are clearing out the corner in the front (to the left of the door) and putting in a small seating area. Then they will make a bigger lounge in the back area (that is currently unused).
Problem is, he said that membership for the big lounge will cost $75 a month!! but with the 75 dollars a month you then get a 60 dollar credit every month to spend in store... very complicated and too expensive for my tastes. If you make a good lounge and sell good sticks, the customers will buy without you having to sucker them into it.
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That does seem a bit hefty. Not that I can't blow through that in a month, but to be limited to one place with that is tough. While they have good selection they don't carry enough of my favorites for that to be worthwhile. Perhaps if it were at 1/2 that amount, like $35 a month with $25 in credit.
Still, I wouldn't mind checking it out at least and seeing what it looks like.
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I'm not sure when they'll reintroduce the Hur'q, Magnumstar, but in an KDF centric episode seems likely.
As to what they look like: well I'm sure Cryptic would follow Star Trek: Invasion's vision of their appearence.
Perhaps not to letter though, for copyright reasons. But like the Ferasans and Kzinti- they should be similar.
Although I'd like them more like this
, as a mixture of both a fly an a scarab: so as to be quite revolting.
That or more of a basis on a hybrid appearence between the giant weta and the cannibalistic mormon cricket.
I thought they were just mere animals for upcoming ground content?
They look too Disney/WoW in my view to actually be a serious sentient species.
Reminds me of the epohh or nanov in actuality, which makes me think:
Will they be introducing the Reman section of New Romulus in Legacy of Romulus?
The Remans seem to live in a kind of bay facility as shown in the usual opening cinematic.
It'd logically open into some amount of a cavernous system, I would imagine.
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Wow... some of you need to realize we are testing this. It's way way to early for all the doom and gloom and epic fail stuff. A few points:
1) The limit is on refning 8000 dillithium ore.. don't assume it's a one to one conversion. In fact, I suspect it isn't based on a dev post (lord know where I saw it) that eventually you could do this on your ship and having the right duty officers would increase the yield. That makes me think it's not a one to one conversion.
2) Prices will change. That's why we are testing to give feedback.
3) Finally, test a way, break everything... twice... so that when this does launch it is indeed not an epic fail but instead and epic success.
The success or failure of this launch rests more in our hands than cryptics at this point. They have and will continue to listend to us. WE will make this a success. Put away the ptich forks and go break something...have fun!
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This album marked the second for the Phil Collins Genesis era, since he made his debut on A Trick of the Tail, which at the time, Genesis was looking for a lead vocalist, because Phil Collins was only a substitute, but they soon realized that he can sing, so A Trick of the Tail was the first album which marked the first for the Phil Collins Genesis era, and this album is the follow up to A Trick of the Tail, which for guitar enthusiasts, meant that this will be the last studio album for Steve Hackett, which he later would be replaced by Mike Rutherford. All Phil Collins Genesis era fans will indeed enjoy this album from start to finish, especially Genesis fans, no matter what era.
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I sat through this entire movie and have no clue as to what it's about. I blame this on the incredible hotness of Laura Vandervoort. Sure, she could have been nuder but I'll take what I can get when the acting is literally melting the cartilage in my ears. Also, be sure to check out the new boobies on Audrina from "The Hills".
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Man with cerebral palsy tops exams for HS diploma at 44
BAGUIO CITY—Everything was going right for 44-year-old Arturo Ong Jr. on Friday.
He sat delightedly as friends and relatives dressed him in a crisp white shirt, a pair of black trousers and a white toga.
Cheers erupted as Ong's brother wheeled him onstage at the President Fidel Ramos gymnasium here to receive his high school diploma, one of the 422 graduates who passed the high school accreditation and equivalency examination that was given last December.
Ong has cerebral palsy, a motor condition that causes physical disability in human development, as a result of damage to the control centers of the developing brain. He needs to be fed and personally cared for because of the limits in movement and activity caused by the condition.
This did not prevent Ong, however, from undertaking the alternative learning program offered by the city government and the Department of Education (DepEd).
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He topped the final exams, correctly answering 119 out of 120 questions, said Lina Castro, a friend of the family.
Ong beamed proudly as he sat with fellow graduates, who included inmates of the Baguio City jail. Ten of the inmates made it to the ceremony, having served out their jail terms. But six others who passed the test were not allowed to attend the rites.
The ceremony also marked the graduation of 27 people who passed the equivalency test for elementary school.
In a speech delivered for him by his nephew Allen, Ong thanked God for "giving me a normal, functioning mind and intellect encased in a physically handicapped body."
"As you can see, I am physically challenged but my disabilities did not hinder me from pursuing my dreams. It may have taken this long because of previous constraints but with the opening of available resources, like modern technology and the ALS (alternative learning system) program of the Department of Education, [I was given] an opportunity to pursue education and be able to obtain a diploma," he said.
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Ong has been coping with cerebral palsy since birth. Speaking through a friend, Ong said he wanted to complete his education because it would make his family proud.
"If things work out, I plan to complete a course in computer science," he said.
Ong's parents are already dead. He is the youngest of eight children. Two of his siblings traveled from the United States to see their brother receive his diploma but, unfortunately, did not arrive in time for the ceremony.
"My parents, whom I lost years ago, are surely very proud of me. I can picture them smiling up there saying, 'Well done, dear son,'" he said in his speech.
"I remember my dad reiterating to each one of us that he has no worldly wealth to leave us but [the wisdom to] value education, which no man can take away from us," he said.
His 'walking feet'
Veronica Rance, 60, has been Ong's caretaker since age 24. She said her ward loves to read and is fascinated with computers.
She said Ong's cousin helps him to punch the computer keys when he decides to browse online. "He also keeps a Facebook account," she said.
In his speech, Ong thanked Rance and Castro. He referred to Castro as his "walking feet," as she spent much time dealing with the DepEd and attending meetings to help Ong through the course.
Ong said he was tutored by Sheila Matinek and credited her for helping him pass the tests that ALS proctors periodically administered.
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The ALS program is considered a work in progress. Between 2004 and 2010, only 256 of 631 people who underwent ALS passed the equivalency tests, DepEd records showed.
"Education is an unending process," said Joe Abawag, 57, and a member of the artists' group, Tahong Bundok, who also graduated with Ong.
He said his diploma will now allow him to enroll in a fine arts course at the University of the Philippines.
Arthur Tiongan, DepEd ALS education supervisor for Baguio, said Ong and Abawag have proven that education will always be important.
"ALS gives students a second chance. Disabilities and trials should never be a hindrance to achieve your dreams, such as pursuing your education," Tiongan said.—With reports from EV Espiritu and Desiree Caluza, Inquirer Northern Luzon
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Which Filipino artist rules on the international auction circuit?
Only two Filipinos to date have risen to the Valhalla of the international auction arena—or the Million-Dollar Club for artists whose works have hit the seven-figure mark.
The first ever was Juan Luna, who, on his 145th birth anniversary on Oct. 27, 2002, scored the sensational price of $1 million in an international auction for "Parisian Life." As controversial after death as he was in life, Luna's record, for the highest price to be paid for any Filipino artist at auction, would remain unbroken until almost a decade later.
It would be a young turk, then described by his auction catalogue, in the same encouraging tone as the World Bank uses for a country with an optimistic upside, as an "emerging artist." What an understatement!
Before, the betting had been that the next to take the mantle from Luna would perhaps be Anita Magsaysay-Ho (one of the vaunted 13 Moderns—and the last survivor until her passing this year); or even the younger BenCab, whose works start a feeding frenzy in Manila each time they are released. Neither of them, bafflingly, had passed the half-million-dollar mark.
Instead, the Game of Thrones was played and won by none other than Ronald Ventura, then at the ripe old age of 37, at the time of his ascension into the august club.
While it sent shock waves through Manila's small but tight art scene, the news did not come close to the national hysteria caused by the sale of Luna's intriguing painting. "Parisian Life" (created in 1892) quickly became the most famous painting in the Philippines and fodder for front-page headlines, countless critiques and scholarly tomes for years afterward.
What was even more astonishing is that the work, which features its original owner Don Ariston Bautista, José Rizal and the painter's brother Antonio in the background, is actually larger in the public's imagination than it is in real life.
The portrait of a French coquette perched on a narrow banquette measures just 22 x 30 inches—a mere sliver of paint and canvas compared to the au courant dimensions demanded by young zillionaire collectors, and just a fraction of the stupendous mural size of Ventura's million-dollar work.
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Ventura's "Grayground" (painted in 2008) measures an imposing 5 feet high and "Spoliarium"-length of 13 ft. When the hammer came down at the Spring 2011 auctions, it sold for $1.1 million, creating a world record for any contemporary Asian painting at auction, a tour de force of oil and graphite, photorealism and graffiti.
This last auction season, a third contender appeared on the horizon: none other than Carlos "Botong" V. Francisco, whose pantheon of heroic Filipinos has made him perhaps the most beloved local artist.
It was set for a prestigious "evening sale" by One East-Larasati Hong Kong, itself a hot boutique-operation house that's been giving the two venerable old ladies of the auction world a run for their money.
On the block was the epic-size "Nose Flute" (commissioned in 1955) at 4 x 6 ft, with an impeccable pedigree, belonging to a family with bloodlines to most of the country's political Who's Who, then and now.
Works like "Nose Flute" always spark speculation as to their final price because Botong works of this fineness are very rarely seen on the market. The question on every collector's mind was: Would it match the benchmarks set by the old master Luna or the young turk Ventura?
The answer was both yes and no.
In the infinite wisdom of the international auction market—which some say is the closest one gets to a state of perfect free competition—the price paid for the Botong reflected his achievement somewhere between the two.
"Nose Flute" snapped at the heels of the Luna million-dollar benchmark at $649,000, all things considered, including that it was roughly about double the size of "Parisian Life." (Both have as subject the idea of courtship—one in the sophisticated French capital, the other in the brusque Philippine highlands.)
More interestingly—if you went pound-for-pound to Ventura—"Nose Flute" easily topped the young turk's top price.
That was confirmed at a Christie's auction, which featured Ventura's "Zookeeper," also at an evening sale, a week later. (Evening sales are for the crème de la crème of artworks, a very tight collection of pieces that either belong to the premier league of artists or are the best in their class. A second Ventura was consigned to the next day's morning sale, interestingly enough.)
"Zookeeper," which measures almost as big as "Nose Flute" at 4×5 ft, sailed out of the auction hall for the hammer price of $298,000—or less than half of the Botong work, but still reflecting the appeal of exceptional caliber.
An unnamed Botong fan set the pace for "Nose Flute" with an opening bid of $380,000 at One East-Larasati. The official stats were: hammer price (inclusive of buyer's premium) that leaped to a new auction record for a Botong Francisco of $648,258 (or P27.9 million), making it the priciest Botong to date.
Art critic Cid Reyes enthused, "The record-breaking auction sale of Carlos 'Botong' Francisco's 'Nose Flute' is a coup for Philippine art. It's a tremendous triumph!"
That record price returned Botong to his status as the second Filipino artist, after Luna, whose fame and artistry would cross oceans. In 1953, he had become so internationally famous that his murals for the First Philippine International Fair in Manila were featured in Newsweek.
Daniel Komala, managing director for One East-Larasati Hong Kong, who was grinning ear to ear with the results, explained: "Quality, rarity and, yes, size, also matter. But history is priceless and the Botong is a piece of history. What is important is that the Botong's record-breaking price, which more than tripled his previous record, finally recognizes his place in history. Often, the new generation of collectors forgets his significance in the development of Philippine art. He is, after all, a National Artist—and the first modernist to be accorded this honor."
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DALTON - The first-ever Pub for Paws Benefit will be held at McGrath's Pub in Dalton on December 2 from 5 to 10 p.m.
I think it's wonderful that the community is supporting the benefit, said Beverly Bright, Development Coordinator of Griffin Pond Animal Shelter. We're taking care of hundreds of animals until they find a home.
Pub for Paws will feature live music by local bands, prizes, gift baskets, and 50/50 drawings. There will be a cover charge of $20. It will be reduced to $10 for anyone who brings a bag of pet food or supplies for donation. The drinks are no additional charge,and will be donated by McGrath's Pub owners/brothers Jimmy and Joe McGrath.
Jimmy McGrath had a Rottweiler named Haus McGrath, who was killed by an unknown hit-and-run driver on Oct. 31. Jimmy's friend Linda Serniak suggested having a benefit, which would help other pets, in honor of him. Fifty percent of the benefit's proceeds will be donated to the Griffin Pond Animal Shelter in Clarks Summit. The other half will be donated to True-Friends Animal Welfare Center in Montrose. We really appreciate anyone helping us, said Linda Staudenmayer, manager of True-Friends Animal Welfare Center. Most of our shelters depend on donations. Any donations are greatly appreciated. They help us to help many animals.
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We really appreciate the thoughtfulness and generosity of McGrath's Pub, said Dory Browning, director of True-Friends.
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OK, some nuts and bolts about me ... - Family is important to me. I have ventured to the west coast and the south, but always seem to return to Massachusetts to be near family. - My health is very important. I did not take care of myself for many years, but in the past year and a half I have turned my life around. This has been a long-term dedication/passion to finding the best me. I exercise 4-6 days a week, eat healthy and enjoy life more than I have in many years. You don't have to be a health nut, but you have to understand that I'm still on my journey to my healthiest me. I'm not perfect, never will be, but I'm on the road to vast improvement. - Going along with my new-found passion for life, I'm looking for a partner in crime to show me all the fun stuff in life I missed out on ... I have several years of blah to make up for! - I'm a bit old fashioned, so I appreciate a gentleman (but not a doormat). The door held open, flowers just because, simple things go a long way with me. - I'm short, so I'll always be asking you to reach things for me. Don't give me a stool, that's no fun. - I love to laugh, even laugh so hard that I cry. And that happens, often. I also laugh so hard that I can't breathe at times. - Yeah, I'll admit it. I love to watch chick-flicks and girlie tv shows and want you to watch with me. I'll watch football and other sports/guy shows with you though. - I love DVR. It's the greatest invention ever. Ok, maybe not THE greatest, but it's pretty damn cool. - My clothes are often piled on the chair next to the closet rather than being put away in the closet. - I actually enjoy doing laundry - sorting clothes into load piles is fun for me. Yeah, I'm weird like that. As you already learned, I don't put it away once it's clean though. - One of my biggest pet peeves is people who don't spell my name right, especially when it is written correctly elsewhere; it shows if they pay attention. STACY. No E. - I will forget things until they are hammered into my head. Don't feel bad if I forget your birthday, where you went to school or what you do for a living. Eventually it will stick. - I belt out songs in the car like I'm a rockstar. Don't worry, I won't subject you to this until I know you REALLY well though. - I talk with my hands. - I love the arts, especially photography. Hope you're up for taking some trips around the South Shore so I can photograph some cool locations. Want to visit some of the museums around Boston with me? Better yet, love fellow camera-enthusiasts - teach me something! - I like to find new and interesting things to do. Introduce me to your hobbies and interests. - There are only a few people who I like to talk to on the phone. Everyone else, email me. So, it's your turn now. And since I don't like you enough for phone yet, you have to email me. :-) P.S. - If you made it this far and are debating whether you should message me or wink, go for it. You never know what may happen. The worst scenario? We don't like each other. It's ok. It happens.
Book club , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Performing arts , Playing cards , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports
Bowling, Running, Walking / Hiking, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Dogs
I have a Corgi named Jake.
Some other viewpoint
I haven't traveled much at all, but I want to see as much of the world as I can in my lifetime. I don't know how to travel, if that makes sense? I need a tour-guide, locally and globally. Are you him?
Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA
Music: Varies by mood. Not a fan of rap, metal or techno. TV: Hell's Kitchen, Top Chef, HIMYM, Big Bang, anything that makes me laugh. Food: Steak and seafood definitely top the list. Spending time with family and friends. My dog. A comfy bed.
Movies, art, going to concerts, cooking, relaxing at home, reading a good book, photography, bowling, yoga and searching for another active hobby right now. I'm easy going, willing to try new things and always looking for new ways to amuse myself.
I try to read often, and since I don't want to update my profile over and over, I'll just say a James Patterson mystery novel. He's one of my favorite authors, so I often have one of his books going at any given moment.
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I'm adopted, so don't have a full list of what I am, but there's some Polish, French and Native American in there. More Polish and French than anything else though, as far as I know.
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Daedalia Flow
June 10, 2013
This Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) image shows a portion of a lava flow in the Daedalia Planum region of Mars, south of the volcano, Arsia Mons. Daedalia Planum is known for its abundance of ancient, long, lava flows. MGS MOC Release No. MOC2-1117, 9 June 2005
Credits: NASA/JPL/Malin Space Science Systems
Credits: NASA/JPL/Malin Space Science Systems
Topics: Environment, Space technology, Spaceflight, Spacecraft, Mars Orbiter Camera, Daedalia Planum, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, Mars Global Surveyor, Climate of Mars, Malin Space Science Systems, Arsia, Shield volcanoes, Mars


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Always move forward, Never backwards, not even to catch speed.....
I am an independent type of guy, I like to work hard at what ever I do, I love to accomplish what ever it is I'm trying to accomplish.. my goal is to one day provide my kids with the things I wished for as a kid... I get a thrill out of building things, it can be a box, a relationship, or a toy car... the prize is when I see what I have put together...(I dont have kids yet!!!).... I know what its like to start from the bottom, I think that's why I always aim for the top, just because if I don't ever reach it, I might make it half way and technically that would be the middle so that will still be more than enough for me... I'm am a Puerto Rican that believes that finding love is not something you say Im going to look for today, but something that pops up when you least expect it.. It will be that profile with no pic...that person you helped change that tire when you saw her on the side of the road or that girl that sit's next to you in class ...Hey, just because I believe in certain things doesn't mean that they are true... :)
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1. Patrick Kane is arguably the best stickhandler in hockey, which also makes him one of the most exciting players to watch.
2. He can pretty much do whatever he wants with the puck.
3. And that was put to the test when Bauer brought him on to show off their new Vapor stick.
4. Just look at him breeze through this obstacle course. It's like the puck is glued to his stick.
5. Are you friggin' kidding me?
6. Apparently not. According to Kaner, it only took about 15 minutes to film, stating, "At first I didn't think I was going to be able to do it with all the pucks in there… [but] you get competitive."
7. OK, that last part when the camera shatters isn't real, obviously, but all of the stickhandling was legit. Dear Patrick Kane, that was awesome, you are awesome, be my best friend.
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Berkshire County Highlights for Families:
February 9th-22nd, 2013
Valentine's Day is next week and school vacation week is the week after… and we've got you covered in Berkshire County! In our list of events below you will find all sorts of fun activities to do with the kids and even some date night options for the parents! If you're looking for winter vacation camp options for the week of Feb 18-22, 2013 in the Berkshires, check these out:
Winter Vacation Camp Options in Berkshire County – Feb 18-22:
- Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield – Movie Camp. (M-F. 9am-4pm. $250.)
- Berkshire South Regional Community Center in Great Barrington – Action Adventures. (M-F. 1/2 & Full Days.)
- Dalton CRA in Dalton – Dalton Youth Center Camp. (M-F. 7:30am-5pm. $100)
- IS183 Art School of the Berkshires in Stockbridge – Charade Parade. (M-F. 9:30am-3:30pm. $275)
- MASS MoCa in North Adams – Art Camp at Kidspace. (M-F. 9am-3pm. $75)
- Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort in Hancock – KidsRule Mountain Camps.
- Northern Berkshire YMCA in North Adams – February Vacation Camp. (M-F. 8:30am-5:30pm. $30/day.)
- Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge – Drawing and Painting from the Comic Masters (M-S. 1-5pm. Drop-in)
- Williamstown Youth Center in Williamstown – Enchanted Garden.
By special arrangement with Hilltown Families, Shakespeare & Company in Lenox is pleased to offer our readers a rare opportunity to take in a classic Shakespearean performance paired with a guided tour backstage. On Friday, Feb. 15th at 10am, schools and homeschooling families are invited to a performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Tina Packer Playhouse, followed by a backstage guided tour where participants can learn how the process of theatre is crafted in the costume shop, prop studio, and production workshop. Tickets for this package are only $8/person and a Study Guide for educators is available to download before attending. To reserve discounted tickets, contact Alexandra Lincoln, and let her know you are a Hilltown Families reader: 413-637-1199 x131. Shakespeare & Company is located at 70 Kemble Street in Lenox. www.Shakespeare.org.
Hilltown Families and the Berkshire Theatre Group have partnered up to offer a free family 4-pack of tickets to one lucky family to The Popovich Comedy Pet Theater on Tuesday, February 19th at 2pm, at The Colonial Theatre in Pittsfield, MA
Find out about these events and other community events and learning opportunities happening throughout Berkshire County through February 22nd, 2013:
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To find out what's happening throughout the four counties of Western MA, check our comprehensive list of Weekly Suggested Events, published every Thursday! There you will also find our list of ongoing weekday playgroups, storyhours and events both in Berkshire County and throughout the region.


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Playoffs great; changing formats not so good
High school baseball and softball playoff games can provide two or three hours of the most entertainment and excitement you could ask for. Finding out where and when those playoff games will be is another story. Editor Don Whitten takes a look at the ever-changing playoff formats and wishes that a format could be settled on and stuck with for a few years. (April 30, 2012, Page 4)
Inmon back with more stories in 'Camp Re-Form'
Local author Gerald Inmon is back with more stories in his second book, "Camp Re-Form." Editor Don Whitten takes a closer look at Inmon's book and some of the author's thoughts about his characters and his writing. (April 27, 2012, Page 4A)
Avoiding sun can be about as harmful as sunbathing
Sun or no sun – that's the question EAGLE staff writer Alyssa Schnugg has had to answer all her life with her fair complexion. The conundrum has continued with the sun harming her skin but also helping provide valuable vitamins, and she writes about dealing with something that's there almost every day. (April 26, 2012, Page 4)
Thanks, social media; we're plugged in but tuned out
Local columnist Deidra Jackson sees it every morning on her commute to town – people conversing on their cellphones. Who are they talking to and what are they talking about – and is it really something that's meaningful? Real moments and memories, she writes, are what's really important. (April 26, 2012, Page 4)
Letters to the Editor
Susan Kelly writes to thank all of the businesses and others who helped make the local Girl Scouts' StoryWalk project a success, while Austin G. of Harlan, Iowa, writes to ask readers for help on his fifth-grade social studies project. (April 26, 2012, Page 4)
Preparing for Double Decker Arts Festival
It's looking more and more like we'll have almost-perfect weather for the 17th annual Double Decker Arts Festival this weekend, and Editor Don Whitten offers a list of things for festival-goers to take care of and get ready for. (April 25, 2012, Page 4)
Letters to the Editor
John Arrechea writes about the history of Avent Park and the watershed in the area, and urges city leaders to consider a different answer for the problem. (April 25, 2012, Page 4)
Job's Job
Local columnist Jimmy Reed, while battling flu-like symptoms and other issues, was reminded of the real tribulations that Job went through and resolved to overcome any self-pity he might have had. (April 24, 2012, Page 4)
Should 'extras' be limited at failing schools?
Would it help spark improvement at failing schools if students were barred from participating in sports, band and other extracurricular activities. Or would just limiting participation do more good? Editor Don Whitten takes a closer look at one idea that's being discussed to help motivate those in failing and struggling districts. (April 23, 2012, Page 4A)
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Thomas J. Rosser writes to say that the Supreme Court should strike down Arizona SB 1070 because it supports discrimination. (April 23, 2012, Page 4A)


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New York, NY —
A seven-acre site west of Albany will soon function like a giant electric battery for the northeast.
This month the federal Department of Energy awarded a $43-million loan-guarantee to Beacon Power to develop a system to store excess electricity through so-called flywheel technology. It relies on rotors that spin inside enormous metal cylinders, retaining kinetic energy until it's needed on the grid.
Beacon CEO Bill Capp says the plant will be especially useful in storing wind and solar power, which are intermittent because they depend on atmospheric conditions.
CAPP: In a way we are helping to support the deployment of renewable energy by keeping the grid stable.
REPORTER: Beacon still has to raise millions of dollars to build the project. Capp hopes that if everything works out, this will be the first of many flywheel units around the nation.
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GREENVILLE - The Greenville Journal, in circulation from 1907-18, is among 17 historic Ohio newspapers that have been digitized and uploaded to the Library of Congress's Chronicling America website at http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov.
It was all made possible by a $248,600 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, it was announced recently by the Ohio History Connection.
The National Digital Newspaper Program in Ohio, part of the National Digital Newspaper Program developed by the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Library of Congress, enables the Ohio History Connection to digitize 100,000 additional Ohio newspaper pages published from 1836 to 1921 by August this year.
These pages will join the other 40 papers - more than 200,000 Ohio newspaper pages published between 1845 and 1922 - that are already available on Chronicling America through the projects first and second of three phases.
It was learned that The Greenville Journal, located in Greenville, the seat of Darke County in northwest Ohio, was the county's most storied newspaper, according to one website. The Journal was established as the Greenville Patriot in the 1830s, but struggled to gain a base of subscribers in its infancy. Sold numerous times to different owners for the first several years, the name was eventually changed to the Greenville Journal. It was not until 1850, when it was purchased by E.B. Taylor and J.G. Reese, that the paper had begun to hit its stride.
The Journal, published weekly, strongly supported the Whig Party's political views. The paper took its motto "Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and inseparable" from a speech made by Senator Daniel Webster of Massachusetts, a prominent member of the Whig Party. While supporting the Whigs, much of the paper was devoted to publishing Ohio's laws. With the passing of the Fugitive Slave Law in 1850, the Whigs stated that they were "willing to stand by the compromise measure, but no steps further." The Journal wanted to ensure that citizens were obeying the law, no matter how unjust it was.
Once the Republican Party was formed by anti-slavery advocates in 1854, the Journal changed its political support and became the official organ of the Republican Party in 1855. It was a staunch supporter of Presidential candidate Abraham Lincoln in the election of 1860. That year, E.W. Otwell and James M. Craig would buy the paper with only an estimated 150 subscribers. Otwell would eventually buy out his partner to become the sole owner, publisher, and editor in 1869. With his own vision for how the paper should look and feel, Otwell decided to enlarge the Journal from a seven- to a nine-column folio, making it easier to read and turning it into the largest paper in the county at that time. To gain more subscribers, Otwell made the paper more family-focused and included articles that would appeal to women and children. The Journal dedicated plenty of space to national and political news but never forgot about local matters. Otwell was sure to always include a "City News" column that focused exclusively on the happenings in Greenville.
In 1879, Otwell decided to leave the paper business for a seat in a law firm, but kept the newspaper in the family by turning over publication duties to his son, Curt. By 1880, 20 years after Otwell took ownership of the paper, the number of subscribers had climbed to more than 1,150. The Greenville Journal would almost last for another 40 successful years, publishing its last issue on July 4, 1918.
Other Ohio newspapers added to Chronicling America are: from Cincinnati, Organ of the Temperance Reform (1852-1852), Ohio Organ of the Temperance Reform (1853-1854), Star (1875-1875), and Cincinnati Daily Star (1875-1880); from Georgetown, Democratic Standard (1840-1845); from Kalida, Kalida Venture (1845-1854); from Maumee City, Maumee Express (1837-1838) and Maumee City Express (1838-1840); from Medina, Medina Sentinel (1914-1921); and from Ravenna, Democratic Press (1868-1895), Ohio Star (1852-1854), Portage County Democrat (1859-1864), Portage Sentinel (1845-1854), Weekly Portage Sentinel (1854-1861), Portage Sentinel (1861-1862), and Western Courier (1837-1838).
For a full listing of Ohio historical newspapers, visit http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/newspapers/ohio.
The Ohio History Connection's Archives/Library at the Ohio History Center in Columbus contains the largest collection of Ohio newspapers in existence. The newspaper holdings contain newspapers published from 1793 to present, 4,500 titles, 20,000 volumes, and over 50,000 rolls of microfilm of Ohio titles.
Much of the microfilm in the Society's newspaper collection was created in 1971 as part of a National Endowment for the Humanities initiative called the United States Newspaper Program. Since then, the information published in the thousands of deteriorating wood-pulp newspaper volumes in the society's collections has been transferred to more than 16,000 rolls of master negative microfilm. The National Digital Newspaper Program in Ohio builds upon this earlier effort.
On May 24, 2014, the Ohio Historical Society changed its name to the Ohio History Connection. Established in 1885, this nonprofit organization provides a wide array of statewide services and programs related to collecting, preserving and interpreting Ohio's history, archaeology and natural history through its 55 sites and museums across Ohio, including its flagship museum, the Ohio History Center in Columbus. For more information about programs and events, call 800.686.6124 or go online at www.ohiohistory.org.


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The Journal Sentinel education reporters offer news and notes from their beat
No students left on virtual school waiting list
Just weeks before the start of the 2010-'11 school year, all of the students who applied to attend virtual charter schools using the state's open enrollment program have been offered seats in the fall.
The state Department of Public Instruction announced on its website that the virtual charter school waiting list had been exhausted.
The waiting list was established to help deal with a 5,250-student cap set by the Legislature as part of a compromise measure that allowed virtual charter schools to continue to receive state funding while the state studied the effects of the schools that deliver all of their instruction to students via their home computers.
Last year, the waiting list also was exhausted prior to the start of the school year, but this year the list grew by 300 students to 1,756 students.
The Wisconsin Coalition of Virtual School Families has lobbied to have the cap removed since it was enacted. In a statement issued last month, the group complained that the cap left many families in limbo prior to the start of the school year.
"The arbitrary and onerous enrollment cap is needlessly impacting the lives of hundreds of Wisconsin families," coalition vice president Julie Thompson said in a statement on the group's website.
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FMLY Fest assembles dozens of musicians for DIY weekend
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Hollow Boys embrace the dark on third album
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10 Thousand Sounds 2014: Behind the bands
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"She's been here forever," he says, "and no one knows how she got here."
Here, he says, people hold prayer services during Pachyderm's occasional summer festivals. Candle wax is visible on a small stone enclave, an emptied shrine and a talisman of Pachyderm's lingering magic.
For the next month, Studio A's weekends are booked. With Zap Maya on an indefinite residency, there's activity in the house. It's hardly enough to meet the studio's immediate financial demands, but looking at the trout stream, sheathed in blankets of white snow, it's easy to imagine the mystique on the lips of the studio's residents.
Inside the house, Zap Maya tinkers with synth lines, crafting an impromptu beat and padding around the lushly carpeted den. Mousetrap, the resident stray cat, pounces through the labyrinthine rooms. The indoor swimming pool, now drained, is lined with Mueller's djembes. A drum kit sits at the curb of the pool beside the diving board. Monohan stomps its kick pedal, and the report is like the buck of a cannon. In the floor of the pool, an arcane symbol is emblazoned in flaked indigo paint.
"Pachyderm is a magical place," says Sigmeth, Pachyderm's departed engineer, "and it deserves to have funding and management that meets its 20-year reputation. It's not getting that now. But it's nearly impossible to meet all the property tax and multiple building mortgage payments without having something else beyond the booking fees to fund its existence. I wish I knew the answer. If I did, I'd buy it myself. But I'm not that stupid."
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