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Still, the people behind the cases, such as the gables and the Ramirez family, are left waiting and wondering.
A fat red turret squatted at each corner of the building; six slender ones overlooked the parapets and gables.
mid-14c., from Old French gable "facade, front, gable," from Old Norse gafl "gable, gable-end" (in north of England, the word is probably directly from Norse), probably from Proto-Germanic *gablaz "top of a pitched roof" (cf. Middle Dutch ghevel, Dutch gevel, Old High German gibil, German Geibel, Gothic gibla "gable"), from PIE *ghebhel.
Cognates seem to be words meaning both "fork" (cf. Old English gafol, geafel, Old Saxon gafala, Dutch gaffel, Old High German gabala "pitchfork," German Gabel "fork;" Old Irish gabul "forked twig") and "head" (cf. Old High German gibilla, Old Saxon gibillia "skull").
Possibly the primitive meaning of the words may have been 'top', 'vertex'; this may have given rise to the sense of 'gable', and this latter to the sense of 'fork', a gable being originally formed by two pieces of timber crossed at the top supporting the end of the roof-tree." [OED]Related: Gabled; gables.


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Playing Back Movies with AC3 Audio in iTunes
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Q: Thanks! Excellent and helpful article. Is there any chance to play movies with AC3 passthru on my Mac connected optically to a receiver?
- Tobi, from Beginner's Guide to Converting Videos for Apple TV + iOS
A: Yes, AC3 passthru is supported in iTunes provided your Mac has an optical or HDMI connection available. Keep in mind that Mac OS X is able to detect what type of audio connection is connected to your Mac; the AC3 track will only be available if an appropriate optical or HDMI connection is detected.
You can check your output connections by going to Sound in your Mac OS X System Preferences. If nothing is connected, Internal Speakers will be displayed here; this changes according to what you have plugged in, and will show Digital Out if an appropriate digital audio output is connected.
Provided a digital output is available and selected in your System Preferences, you should be able to select the AC3 track while playing a video either from the Controls, Audio & Subtitles menu in iTunes, or by clicking the speech balloon icon that appears in the on-screen playback controls. The AC3 passthru track will be listed as "Surround" versus the normal two-channel "Stereo" track.
In fact, with a digital audio connection in place iTunes should normally select the "Surround" track for you by default when playing back any video which includes one, in much the same way as the Apple TV does.
Keep in mind that not all Mac models provide a digital audio output port, and many use a single port to provide both analog and digital output. More information on identifying the audio output ports and their corresponding symbols can be found in Apple's support article on Audio Ports.
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Why are you picking and choosing with this benchmark? all you talk about is the min fps but fail to realize that the GTX 280 is averaging 20 more FPS than the GX2.
The average is what counts the most since thats where you will spend the majority of your time and the last time I checked 27fps to 47fps is a pretty big difference.
Yes a min 16fps is nothing to write home about but there will be plenty of scenarios in other games to where the GX2 is falling below that critical 30fps point while the GTX 280 will be able to stay above it.
Bottom line the GTX 280 offers the smoothest gaming experience possible right now and thats what makes it the current best choice despite its high price.
What you're assuming is people's wallets are infinitely full- which is not true. I cannot afford a single GTX280... let alone two of them. Yet if I want that same level of performance what are my options? Well, I could go with a single 4870X2 that'll net me near identical performance for around $150 less. The *only* real advantage the GTX280 has at this point is that it's a single card. But that advantage isn't worth $150 IMO. That $150 will instead pay for the next two week's gas.
Price/performance the GTX280 and 260 lose. Brute performance alone, they win. I've already stated this and I'll never deny it. The GTX280 are the performance champs, primarily in high-res and hi-AA and AF scenerios. But their price isn't justified. If you can afford 'em, then pick up three of them and enjoy being able to play everything out there 100% maxed. That capability really isn't worth the price tag that comes with it for me though.
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Outlook The September 10, 2009 U.S. Army Garrisons Vicenza & Livorno www.USAG.Vicenza.Army.Mil Vol. 42, Issue 35 Refund expired gas coupons AAFES news release personnel who are deployed during the refund period upon presentation of orders All POL coupons will expire Sept. 30 in or a letter from the commander. Vicenza and Livorno. Coupons can be If any new series of 2009/2010 coupons refunded for the purchase price at the PX, are sold in September they will be counted SCHOOL NEWS where your fuel ration card is located, against October 2009 rations. Parents and students: The beginning Sept. 28. Personnel who are unable to make it to Vicenza Middle/High School Coupons must be in fair condition; thee the PX to refund coupons can mail them to: open house will take place serial number and denomination must be today from 4:45-5:30 p.m. legible. No more than two months ration may AAFES Europe Aviano Photo by Adriane Foss be refunded. The last day to refund expired ATTN: Accounting Office Expired gas coupons will be turned in for Unit 6195 refund as AAFES receives the newly designed coupons is Nov. 30. coupons. The annual makeover helps protect Exceptions will only be granted for APO AE 09601 against fraud and counterfeiting. What's Inside Garrison news pages 2 & 3 1-503 earns Navy Commendation Medal Dietary supplements: What you need to know Distinguished Are you the caregiver actions during for a person with special needs? The OIFII earns unit respite care program may be for you time-honored Community news service award pages 4 & 5 Story and photo by Pfc. MICHAEL SWORD 1-503's Soldier named It was an early morning for USO voluneer of Year the members of the 1st Battalion, 503rd Infantry Regiment Darby announces NCO, (Airborne), 173 rd Airborne Soldier of Quarter Brigade Combat Team, as they See COMMANDER Page 3 Community notes pages 6 & 7 OUT & ABOUT: A listing Medical officials: Troops risk permanent damage when they ignore hearing protection of local concerts, festivals and events Movie Schedule Story and photo by hearing related issues. Spc. OPAL HOOD "The first question I ask a Sports 5th Mobile PA Detachment patient who comes in with a page 8 When gearing up for a hearing complaint is 'Were you wearing hearing protection?'" Certified maintains mission in Afghanistan, a service said Air Force Col. Joseph A. 3-year winning streak: member wouldn't forget their Brennan, the ENT doctor here helmet, gloves, weapon, eye on Bagram. "Since I arrived dominates 509th Signal protection or body armor, but here in May, I have not had one 53-36, SETAF65-46 what about hearing protection? service member answer yes to According to Air Force Staff that question." Sgt. Lee Adams, an Ear, Nose Deployed service members and Throat technician at Bagram are exposed to many dangers Air Field, more than 50 percent while in combat zones. Air Force Col. Joseph Brennan, the Ear, Nose, and Throat doctor at the U.S.-run Staff Sgt. Heath N. Craig Joint Theater Hospital, demonstrates of the patients seen in the ENT According to Brennan, many how the portable hearing test machine works with the help of Air walk-in clinics are there for See WEARING Page 3 Force Staff Sgt. Lee Adams, an Ear, Nose, and Throat technician. Suicide Dr. (Lt. Col.) BOB McKENZIE National Suicide Prevention Week—Sept. 6-12, 2009 suicide rate in the last three decades. Unfortunately, the trend continues into FOR HELP: Awareness Chief, Dept. of Behavioral Health USAG Vicenza 2009. This is a trend we need to stop. Suicide destroys families, impacts unit readiness, and decreases a community's 24-Hour Chaplain Suicide your duty As most people are now aware, overall health and resilience. Hotline suicide rates across the services have There are certain risk factors that may 634- been going up over the last several years. make some individuals more prone to KARE Last year marked the highest military See DON'T IGNORE Page 3 (5273) Garrison news Respite care available for EFMP caregivers By SASHA SIBILLA Army-wide. These guidelines became Contributing writer effective Aug. 3. To learn more about the Respite Care Are you the primary caregiver of a program and to read the new guidelines, child or adult with special needs? visit www.myonearmyonesource.com. If you need help and a temporary rest period, the Respite Care program may Once into the Web site, click on be the answer for you. Family Programs and Services, Family The Respite Care program is a Programs, then EFMP to visit the Respite component of the Exceptional Family Care program site. All the new guidelines Member Program (EFMP) and provides will be posted along with frequently asked up to 40 hours of funded respite care questions. monthly for each certified family Families can apply for the Respite member. Care Program through the ACS EFMP Care can be provided at the respite Program. care user's home or at other locations Call Exceptional Family Member Photo by Jean Sweeton Program manager Frannie Packard at such as special needs camps and EFMP member Lance Deull participates in Caserma Ederle's Respite Care Program. enrichment programs. 634-8582 or frances.packard Respite Care is a vital program that Soldier readiness. All qualifying families Management Command published @eur.army.mil, or contact EFMP decreases family stress, increases family must be enrolled in the EFMP and be on revised guidelines for use of the FY 09 coordinator Jean Sweeton at 634-7912 stability and reduces expensive out-of- active duty. respite care funds on June 11 to further or firstname.lastname@example.com .mil. home placements, thereby contributing to The U.S. Army Installation standardize and expedite service delivery They are located at ACS in Davis Hall. Dietary supplements: Know whether or not to take them By BARB SCHNEIDER, cure for what ails you. certain nutrients are. The next point to consider for-profit company who sets RD/LD Well balanced diet Also, adults consuming less is whether or not the supplement quality standards for prescription USAHC Vicenza The science shows us that in than 1600 calories per day will actually will do what it claims. and over-the-counter Daily, we can read about most cases, eating a well- most likely not get all of the AKO account holders have free medications and dietary some new miracle food or balanced, nutrient rich diet is nutrients they need from their access to the Natural Medicines supplements. A USP mark supplement that will make us lose going to provide the nutrients an food alone and would benefit Comprehensive Database. indicates the supplement meets weight, increase energy levels, individual needs. Diets that are from a general multivitamin. The path is: Self-Service, My the high standards for integrity, increase muscle size . . . the list rich in fruits, vegetables, whole- Tips to follow Medical, ARMY Move, Nutrition purity and potency. goes on and on. grains, low-fat dairy products If you plan on taking Information – you can then scroll Partner with provider There are thousands of and lean proteins will meet the supplements, here are some down and find the Natural Remember to always tell your dietary supplements in today's needs of most individuals. guidelines to help you make the Medicines Comprehensive medical provider about the marketplace. With so many There are some stages of the best choices: Database link. This site has supplements you are taking or choices and claims, it's difficult life-cycle and medical conditions With the exception of a good information about considering. This includes herbal to know what might be of help that are an exception to this. multivitamin, stay away from supplements, their claims and the products, sports powders, gels, and what to look for in choosing For example, pregnant supplements that have long scientific proof to date. etc. They may interact with the a quality product. First rule of women should take a daily ingredient lists. They are less Another thing to look for on a medications you take. thumb is if it sounds too good to prenatal vitamin. The calorie likely to have enough of the supplement is the USP verified Remember that "natural" be true, it probably is. There is needs for pregnancy are not ingredient in them to provide the mark. The United States doesn't always equal safe, so no one nutrient that is a miracle much higher, but the needs of desired effect. Pharmacopeia (USP) is a not- partner with your provider. Speak What do you enjoy most about Hispanic Out Heritage Month? (Sept. 15 - Oct. 15) Staff Sgt. Patrick Casseus Pfc. Charity Galle Leith Harris-Gray Carmen Rodriguez Jennifer and CWO HHC, 2-503rd SETAF G-6 Family member Family member Christopher Storms HHC, 173rd Abn. Bde. "I helped in some past "I enjoyed eating the "I enjoy the food and "I like to take part in events. The recent one was foods. That is what we did music." the events. In the past I "We enjoy learning while I was deployed to back home to celebrate." have danced Latino about different cultures, Afghanistan. The food is dance at the chow hall their customs, their music very delicious. Hispanic with Mexican dresses and and their foods." cuisine has a variety of I also cooked traditional food that you have never food." tasted before." 2 THE Outlook September 10, 2009 The Noncommissioned Officer Garrison news LION SHAKE PROFILES OF SUCCESS A community volunteer feigns injury due to a car explosion during a 2008 emergency response exercise at Caserma Ederle. USAG Vicenza will conduct emergency response procedures during its annual Lion Shake antiterrorism exercise later this month. Installation and local national officials join forces each year for the realistic training. The exercise will replicate a real emergency and will disrupt normal day-to-day operations. Impacts to community members may include gate closures, restricted vehicle and pedestrian movement on the installation and the temporary closure of some offices and services. Sgt. 1st Class Amy Phillips File photo by Laura Kreider Unit: 509th Signal Battalion Current Position: S3 NCOIC Age: 33 Hometown: La Grange, Ga., Commander: medal is another Wearing hearing Years in service: 14 What would surprise people achievement in unit's lineage protection crucial about you: That I have an adventurous, fun side. Biggest mentor(s) and why: continued from Page 1 is awarded to a detachment or unit that for troops continued from Page 1 has distinguished itself in action. While My mother. She taught and marched to Caserma Ederle's Hoekstra attached to the 1 st MEF, the 1-503 troops do not use hearing protection while ' showed me the basic funda- field for an award ceremony Aug. 13. performed service of a out on missions, because they feel that mentals of life: live, love, and The battalion was being character comparable to the hearing protection affects their ability recognized for earning the laugh. She has always empha- service that would merit to do their job and complete their sized the importance of treating Navy Unit Commendation This award the award of a Silver Star missions. Medal for its actions during people with kindess and respect. Operation Iraqi Freedom II, is indicative of medal. "I was in Iraq in '04 and '05 in Fallujah She has shown me how to take "The award is indicative with the Marines and the Army's 1st while attached to the 1 st how we are of how we are approaching the bad and turn it into good. Infantry Division, and we just couldn't Marine Expeditionary Force, approaching the fight on the ground as Life's ambition: I have achieved get folks to wear their hearing so many goals in my life. Still there is one thing that I would like to accomplish--to become a mother. from Aug. 2, 2004 to Feb. 1, 2005. "This commendation is unit's lineage, steeped with team. ' the fight on the a joint, combined team," said McFarlane. "No ground as a matter who we work for, another achievement in the joint, combined or with, it is about accomplishing the mission protection," said Brennan. "We understand. It is like the old Army helmets, Soldiers were complaining they couldn't shoot with them. So even though they offered better protection, which as Your definition of an NCO: accomplishments dating and we could not do that a doctor is what I care about, the fight is Someone who always does the back to World War II," said without other Army units, most important," he added. right thing for the right reason, Lt. Col. Matthew McFarlane, our sister services or other allied forces." even when no one is looking. commander of the 1-503. Finally, McFarlane reminded the Visit www.army.mil and click on the List of major assignments/ The Navy Unit Commendation Medal Soldiers that they fight for one another. HEALTH link for the rest of the story. deployments: Two tours in Korea, two at Fort McPherson, Fort Drum and two tours here in Vicenza. Don't ignore suicide warning signs of family, friends continued from Page 1 If you are seeing these warning signs One suicide is too many and help is Advice for junior Soldiers: suicide, like suffering from depression, or in yourself, your family, your colleges or available in our community. You can call What you put into your career is other mental illnesses, abusing alcohol or your Soldiers, do something. the chaplains suicide hotline 24 hours a what you get out of it. Act; don't assume someone else will day at 634-KARE (5273), and they will drugs, experiencing recent losses like a Reason for your success: handle it. If you are concerned, ask the help you. breakup or divorce, or perceiving to have Hard work, dedication, and person if they are thinking about suicide, You can walk in or escort your buddy overwhelming occupational or legal discipline. I strive for excellence. problems. asking doesn't increase the risk. to the Behavioral Health Department Your defining moment as an There are also some warning signs we Care for the person, actively listen and without an appointment, and we will see NCO: Being inducted into the all need to be aware of, like significant calmly control the situation. Then escort you. Sergeant Audie Murphy Club. changes in a person's behavior, talking that person to the chaplain, their chain of In an emergency you can contact the or hinting about suicide, increasing their command or the Department of military police for assistance (634-7233/ Visit the Army's Web site dedicated to the Year of the NCO at www. army.mil/Year of substance use, or giving away their Behavioral Health (634-7604, or off post 7626 or off post 0444-71-7233/7626). No the NCO. possessions. 0444-71-7604). one has to go it alone. The Outlook September 10, 2009 Vol. 42, Issue 35 At your service Garrison Command U.S. Army Africa Commander off post at 0444-71-7000 or e-mail: DL Maj. Gen. William B. Garrett III USAG Vicenza Outlook Editor Chuck Walls is USAG Vicenza's new deputy garrison The Outlook is published weekly by USAG Vicenza Commander the USAG Vicenza PAO, Unit 31401, Box commander. He comes from Fort Benning, Ga., and has and Publisher Col. Erik Daiga 10, APO AE 09630. It is printed by Centro Stampa Editoriale SRL, Grisignano (VI) been associated with the U.S. Army for more than 33 years USAG Vicenza 0444-414-303. both as an Army officer and DA civilian. Editorial publication is an authorized Public Affairs Officer section for members of the U.S. Army He credits any success he's had to the many outstanding Jon Fleshman overseas. Contents of The Outlook are leaders he's worked for as well as the tremendous support Editor not necessarily the official views of, or Adriane Foss endorsed by, the U.S. government, of all the people he's worked with. Walls is joined in Vicenza Department of Defense, Department of Photojournalist the Army, Installation Management by his wife Terry. Laura Kreider Command-Europe, U.S. Army Garrison "Terry and I were immediately impressed by what a Vicenza or the U.S. Army Southern The Outlook is an unofficial European Task Force. great community we have here in Vicenza," he said. publication authorized and provided by Submissions: Send all submissions AR 360-1. for publication to firstname.lastname@example.com. Walls said the U.S. Army military community in Vicenza All editorial content of The Outlook Submissions should be made via e-mail is at a major crossroad of growth and development and he is prepared, edited, provided and and must be received by Monday at noon approved by the U.S. Army Garrison for that week's publication. is proud to be a part of all that is happening. "Our goal is Vicenza Public Affairs Office in building The editor reserves the right to edit all 3, room 101, on Caserma Ederle in submissions for style, brevity and clarity. simple: To make a lasting contribution to this community Vicenza, Italy. Telephone DSN 634-7000, Circulation is 2,500 per week. and to the wonderful people in it." September 10, 2009 THE Outlook 3 Community news (Left) Spc. Timothy Donovan hands out food while volunteering at the Vicenza USO. He was recognized as the USO volunteer of the Year for Europe Aug. 23. One day after his Aug. 21 redeployment from a nine- month tour, Donovan jumped back in at the USO to offer his service. (Left) Spc. Timothy Donovan prepares hot dogs while volunteering at the Vicenza USO. Donovan said he volunteers because he simply likes to help out. 1-503 Soldier named USO volunteer of year for Europe, continuing to give back to community Story and photos by He arrived in Vicenza for the Freedom VI. Spc. Timothy Donovan in leader, has a knack for LAURA KREIDER first time in August 2004 and left "Why did I do it? When I got September 2008," said organizing, and while at the Outlook Staff in 2006, only to be reassigned to back to Italy from being cadre Vicenza's USO interim director center he said he recruits other Vicenza in July 2008. for the last year-and-a-half I was Jake Jacobs. volunteers. On Aug. 21, the day after Helping Soldiers ready to go back into the fight, Would not be possible "He is a very calm and returning from his nine-month "I decided to go back to Italy; so I volunteered for the unit out "The work of the USO relaxing person, the type of deployment, Spc. Timothy I like being in Europe. I've also of Hohenfels, Germany, for a depends on volunteers," person who is just a pleasure to Donovan of Headquarters and got one of the best units in the nine-month deployment," he said. explained Jacobs, who feels it work with," said Jacobs. Headquarters Company, 1st Army," he said. "I volunteer Community activities is important to recognize the Before getting ready for the Battalion 503rd Airborne because I like helping out, and As a USO volunteer, volunteers "because we have a next deployment, Donovan will Battalion Combat Team, spent mostly helping Soldiers," he Donavan assists with small staff and without their take leave and spend time with his free time volunteering. explained. community activities including dedication, our work would not his family back home. Recognized "Also, Linda Lorenzana Halloween. be possible." After completing some of his (Vicenza USO director at the He kept the center open for After being honored as the No breaks reintegration duties, Donovan time) needed a lot of help, so I extended hours, especially in the 1st Quarter Europe USO "I'll probably do a little headed to the USO in Vicenza took a lot off her back," said evenings and helped out in winner, Donovan received the traveling," he said. "I will also where he was submitted for and Donovan. between his deployments. Other plaque for the USO Volunteer be helping the USO as much as won 1st Quarter USO volunteer Deployment community events he has of the Year for Europe Aug. 23. I can, everyday, but the most for Europe. But volunteering for Donovan devoted his time to include "We had a party for him," important thing I will be doing is "I started volunteering at the isn't exclusive to the USO. Thanksgiving, Christmas dinners said Jacobs. "Timothy is a getting my squad ready for the USO a couple of days after I He volunteered for his most and the July 2008 Back to special person and he does what next deployment," he said. got back in Italy," said Donovan recent deployment, his second School bash. he does for unselfish reasons." "There is going to be no break last month. after Operation Enduring "I had the chance to know Donovan, who is a squad for me," said Donovan. Post entomologist keeping it safe with handcrafted trap Story and photo by By between 9 and 10 p.m., most of LAURA KREIDER the wasps have returned to their nest. Outlook Staff "To place the trap, no noise must be made otherwise the sentinel wasps may Franco Lidron, the post entomologist attack any possible moving target and the has been very busy recently installing a risk of multiple stings is very high," he very special type of trap. explained. Nests are usually found in flat After receiving a call by a Caserma areas. They are built underground and Ederle employee often where the colony who had a is not likely to be troublesome time disturbed. mowing grass in a "Normally in late fenced-in area on summer a nest can be the installation, used by at least 2,000 Lidron responded wasps. Sometimes, by strategically there are two or three positioning a trap in entrances and the the critical area of distance between the Post entomologist Franco Lidron checks a recently installed, handrafted wasp trap a wasp nest. entrance and the actual behind Caserma Ederle's Club V Sept. 3. The trap (at left) holds 3,000 wasps. "A wasp trap—we are talking about nest goes from 10 cm. up to three meters, because no similar traps are on the placing it over the nest, no insecticides the Vespula vulgaris, or so-called according to the size of the nest," he said. market," he said. are used and the trap can capture more German wasp—must be placed in the "The trap must stay in place for three Advantages of the trap used by Lidron than 3,000 wasps with one trap early night hours," he explained. to four weeks and is handcrafted include the area becomes safe after application. 4 THE Outlook September 10, 2009 Community events Online sign-up coming for CYS D arby ates programs, expected to save time By JOYCE COSTELLO designed by Vermont Systems, of their home." new family, which we estimate Lift Your Spirits tour slated Sept. 27 The Lift Up Your Spirits tour is coming to Camp USAG Livorno Public Affairs that will allow parents to perform Long said parents will still that with pre-registration the Darby Sept 27. certain operations online. need to make an appointment to interview with the clerk will take Trini-I-Tee 5:7, Deitrick At the end of September, "By pre-registering for CYS bring in shot records, physical only 15-20 minutes, rather than and Damita Haddon, Camp Darby family members Services on WEBTRAC, forms and the special needs one hour," explained Long. Spensha and Army 2008 will be able to renew and start service members will be able to forms. "We're positive that this is Operation Rising Star's the registration process for their reduce the amount of time they In order to get started, just one more service being Joyce Dodson will perform family members needing Child, spend in updating household parents must have a valid e-mail offered as part of the Army this free inspirational concert Youth and School Services information input and such," said address and provide it to CYSS. Family Covenant that is helping in the Camp Darby theater. online as part of a test pilot site. Long. "Plus, parents will be able Parents will then receive a user our Camp Darby families," she Doors open at 6 p.m. According to the Darby's to register for programs such as ID and password that they can said. Show takes place from 7-9 acting CYSS coordinator, Vicki Parent's Night Out, Sports use to access the program. According to Long, by p.m. Long, Livorno and Vicenza are Seasons, SKIES Instructional "The benefits vary, but the February 2010, all Army CYSS the IMCOM pilot sites for Classes as well as pay for their main benefit being a reduction services programs worldwide Girls Scout meeting WEBTRAC, a program program fees from the comfort in face time for registering a will have this service. The Camp Darby Girl Scouts will host an informational parent meeting Sept. 17 in Bldg. 428 from 4-5 p.m. Parents will be given information about the year, completing registration paperwork and able to ask questions. For more information, e- mail girlscouts.campdarby @us.army.mil. Stop by ITR to schedule a trip Ever wondered how the Graphic illustration by Joyce Costello Graphic illustration by Joyce Costello grapes get from the vine to "As an NCO she is thoughtful and cares about doing the right thing for the bottle? "Arnold eagerly volunteered to attend the SOQ and through her own the Soldiers," said Marisa Gaona, AFN Livorno station manager, of initiative and hard work ensured that she won it," said Sgt. 1st Class Witness the entire process Darby NCO of the Quarter Sgt. Jennifer Livingston. Rennick Beneby of Darby Soldier of the Quarter Spc. Holly Arnold. of vendemmia from start to Darby NCO, Soldier of Quarter announced finish Sept. 12. Tour the wine cellars and enjoy a Tuscan lunch with wine tasting. Call 633-7589. By CHIARA MATTIROLO community with her involvement By CHIARA MATTIROLO both on the part of the leader as Chianti bike trip USAG Livorno Public Affairs in Better Opportunities for Single USAG Livorno Public Affairs well as the Soldier and places Spend the entire day Sept. A S Soldiers, Combined Federal immense stress on the Soldier rmy Sgt. Jennifer pc. Holly Arnold, a 12 biking through Chianti Campaign and intramural who is called upon to face a panel Livingston was native of Elma, Wash., country. sports." of senior ranking individuals and selected as the was selected as Camp Call ODR for more Livingston joined the Army face scrutiny as well as a noncommissioned officer of the Darby's Soldier of the quarter information at 633-7775. after attending Minnesota State barrage of questions," said quarter at the Camp Darby Aug. 27. Arnold enrolled in the Beneby. "Arnold eagerly University with a concentration Darby Religious military installation competition U.S. Army after finishing high volunteered to attend the SOQ in graphic design. activities Aug. 27. school and is assigned to the and through her own initiative The military experience, she For details, call the chapel Livingston, a Worthington, Livorno Health Clinic. and hard work ensured that she said, led her to growth as an at: 633-7267 (050-54-7267) Minn. native, has been serving Arnold arrived to Camp won it. She has been individual. 9:40 a.m.: Catholic in the U.S. Army for six years Darby in June after a 15-month commended by both staff and "Being in the military is much Reconciliation and is currently assigned as deployment to Iraq and is very patients for her hard work ethic, more than physical strength, 10 a.m.: Catholic Mass television and radio repairman happy about being in a small humility and dedication to both 11:15 a.m.: Protestant for American Forces Network what you really needed to community where, she said, she succeed is mental strength," clinic and self improvement." worship Livorno. feels at home. For Arnold, the Arnold said she has learned Protestant Sunday She said winning competition Livingston said. "While serving, Soldier of the quarter I've acquired strong self from the challenge of the Soldier school starts at 10.a.m.; was a complete surprise. competition was pretty hard, but of the quarter competition that Catholic CCD at 11:15 a.m. "This is the first time I confidence and discipline and she was never left alone. learned how to overcome hard work definitely pays off. The chapel is collecting competed for the NCO of the "My noncommissioned officer " I want to tell the other cardboard, robes, children's quarter," said Livingston "I did adversities." at the clinic helped me so much According to Livingston her Soldiers that even if they do not plastic swimming pools and good, better than I thought I in the preparation for the win, participating in the cardboard rolls from paper would have, and this really main reason in participating in competition," she said. "One of competition is still a great towels and toilet paper. boosted my confidence." this competition was to represent the hardest duties was to put learning experience," Arnold Contact the Catholic Her supervisor, Marisa her unit proudly. together my uniform and awards. said. In her spare time Arnold education coordinator to find Gaona, always had faith in "I really strived for the best, A critical extra eye from my likes to spend times with friends, out when the next Livingston's ability to shine at the more for my unit than for me. I NCO really helped a lot." travel and play the saxophone. confirmation will take place. installation-wide event. want to be an example for the Her NCO, Sgt. 1 st Class She is pursuing a degree in Choir practice is at 9:30 "As an NCO she is thoughtful other Soldiers and a matter of Rennick Beneby, said that in mathematics. a.m on Sunday before Mass. and cares about doing the right pride to my unit" she said. "To today's Army it is more important "I already talked to the The congregation needs a thing for the Soldiers," said me, understanding, respect and than ever that Soldiers are chaplain because my next cantor. Talk to Chaplain Gaona, AFN Livorno station loyalty are very important." mentored in both a garrison and project is to play the saxophone Porter or Father Roberto to manager. "She's the type of Livingston is now be eligible combat environment. in church," she said. "This is just serve. Soldier that volunteers her time to compete for Camp Darby's "Competition boards such as another way to support the and is an integral part of her NCO of the year. the SOQ board involve sacrifice community I live and work in." September 10, 2009 THE Outlook 5 Out&About by Anna Terracino Elton John on stage in Milan Sept. 29 Hall Theater, Viale Mazzini, 39; charity concert for Cardiopathic Italian Speedway Grand Prix: in Terenzano (Udine), Sept. 26. Children Association. Superbike World Champion- ship 09: in Imola, Sept. 25-27. Bird Fair, Sunday, 6 a.m. – 6 Red Bull Motocross of p.m., in Cavazzale, Monticello Conte Otto, four miles north of Nations: in Brescia, Oct. 3-4. Vicenza. Truffle-dog and Tickets are available in sheepdog, falconry, archers and Vicenza at Media World, Soft Air exhibitions. Historical Palladio Shopping Center or Celtic reenactments and food. online at http://www.green Free sample dance classes, in ticket.it/index.html Thiene, Silicon Kate Association, ?imposta_lingua=ing or http:// Via Zanella 28/40: www.ticketone.it/EN/. Tuesday: 8 p.m. Belly Dance Wednesday: 7 p.m. & 8 p.m. Jazzercise Outdoor Recreation Pay concerts Horseback Riding & events Weekend, Sept 25-27. Escape for the weekend in the countryside. Notre Dame de Paris in Verona, tonight. Thanksgiving Weekend – Micah P. Hinson in Milan, Make your travel plans now with Sept. 19. ODR! Malcolm Middleton in Milan, Paintball at Camp Darby, Photo courtesy of Fiera del Soco Press Office Sept. 23. The way it used to be : Reenactors, vendors, and entertainers bring the Fiera Elton John and Ray Cooper in Thursday, Nov. 26, 6 a.m. – 7 p.m. lunch included. del Soco festival to life Sept. 11-16 in Grisignano. See below for details. Milan, Sept. 29. Saxon: in Trezzo, Milan, Rome Express. See Rome in Orchestra 9 a.m.-6 p.m., in Padova, Via N. October 13; in Bologna, Oct. 14. a day; trip departs early morning Festivals Sunday: 8:30 p.m. music and Tommaseo 59, about 24 miles The Drones: in Milan, October of Fri., Nov. 27. & events dancing with Graziano southeast of Vicenza. Tickets: 7 14; in Rome, Oct. 15; in Torino, Thanksgiving Ski & Fiera del *Soco -Tree trunk Maraschin Orchestra. euro; reduced 4 euro (children October 16. Snowboard Weekend, Austria: Fair, Friday to Wednesday, in under 17). For details in English, Florence and The Machine in Nov. 27-29 Gnocco Festival, Saturday and visit http://www.expobici.it/ Milan, Oct. 16. Grisignano, about 14 miles Sunday, Selva di Trissino, about Espositori/espositori-ing.html. The Thermals in Milan, Oct. Ski/Snowboard Val Senales southeast of Vicenza. It's a large 18 miles west of Vicenza. (day trip) Sat., Nov 28, 6 a.m.- 9 20. annual market with hundreds of Saturday: 6 p.m. Food Art Verona:, Sept. 17, 4-8p.m.; p.m. Brett Dennen in Milan, Oct. 23. booths, exhibitions, and carnival booths featuring a variety of Sept. 18-20, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sept. For tickets, visit Media World Milan and Da Vinci's Last rides. gnocchi dishes and other typical 21, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; Tickets: 16 or www.greenticket .it/index.html Supper, Sat., Nov 28, 7 a.m.- 9 p.m. Friday: 9 p.m. live music and dishes and local wines; and euro; 20 euro on Sunday; reduced ?imposta_lingua=ing or www. dancing with Marco e I Niagara bounce houses for children and 5 euro (children 6-12 and adults Innsbruck, Austria ticketone.it /EN/ for tickets. Orchestra. adults. over 65). For details in English, Christmas Market on Sun., Nov Saturday: 7:30 p.m. sport Sunday: 9:30 a.m. local visit http://www.artverona.it/ 29. 6 a.m. – 10 p.m. products exhibition and market; articles/view/wherehowwhen . Sporting dance show performed by the dance school ASD Millennium noon – 3 p.m. food booths. Events Paris and Disneyland, Nov. 26-29. 379 euro per person, double Dance Studio; 9 p.m. live music Grape Festival: Friday to World Boxing Championship: FREE concerts occupancy. For info and and dancing with Checco & B. Sunday, in Sarcedo, Via Roma, in Milan, Friday and Saturday. reservations, call CWT Sato Band Orchestra. about 13 miles south of Vicenza. exhibits, classes Baseball World Cup: Tuesday Travel at 634-8351 Sunday: 7:30 p.m. Caribbean Food booths and sale of local Carnival Rides and free and Sept. 19, 8 p.m., Vicenza, dance, Latin-American and D.O.C. wines. concerts: in Vicenza, Campo Stadio Comunale, Via Bellini, 59. The new Fall/Winter 2009-2010 Argentine dance shows; 9 p.m. Friday: 9 p.m. disco night Marzio. Tickets: 25 euro – 17 euro. You Calendar is available online now. live music and dancing with Mery with DJ Miami. Today: 9 p.m. Bobo's Ranch can buy your ticket on line on Download your copy today at ed Elisa. Saturday: 9 p.m. ballroom Saturday: 9 p.m. Happy notes http://www.listicket.it www.vicenzamwr.com. Monday: 9 p.m. live music dancing and live with Jolanda Sunday:6p.m. Tetrachor- and dancing with Katty and Piva Moro Orchestra. 8:30 p.m. Now Showing dcello Quartet Orchestra. outdoor dinner featuring local specialties. Cost € 25. For Medieval music and dances: Tuesday: 7:30 p.m. country reservation, send an e-mail to Today, 9 p.m., in Vicenza, A. music night with Urban Country email@example.com . Pedrollo Conservatory, Contrà Band; 9 p.m. Pietro Galassi San Domenico, 33. Ederle Theater Orchestra show. Sunday: 8 p.m. Sarcedo E. Today Public Enemies (R) 6 p.m. Wednesday: 7:30 Latin- Bassani Band in concert. 9 p.m. Dante, Dances and Sounds – Friday Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (PG) 6 p.m. American, ballroom and baby 60s & 70s music with Gruppo Concert of the Conservatory's Ottava Nota. 11 p.m. raffle. Bruno (R) 9 p.m. dance shows performed by the electronic music students: Team Diablo dance school; 9 p.m. Saturday Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (PG) 3 p.m. Campionaria – Multi-sector Saturday, 9 p.m., in Vicenza, A. closing show with Magri e Lisoni Pedrollo Conservatory, Contrà All About Steve (PG-13) 6 p.m. exhibition: Friday to Saturday. 4- Orchestra. San Domenico, 33. Sunday Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (PG) 3 p.m. 9 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-10 p.m.; * Soco means tree trunk – The All About Steve (PG-13) 6 p.m. Sunday, 10 a.m.-9 p.m.; in The Soul's Circle – Music and fair's name derives from a 1250 Wed. Bruno (R) 6 p.m. Pordenone, Viale Treviso 1, about classical dance from India: apparition of the blessed Virgin Sept. 17 Bruno (R) 6 p.m. 92 miles northeast of Vicenza. Saturday, 9 p.m., in Vicenza, A. Mary on a tree trunk. House furnishing, lighting and Pedrollo Conservatory, Contrà Camp Darby Theater St. Christopher Festival, interior decoration, handicrafts, San Domenico, 33. Mu Friday My Sister's Keeper (PG-13) 6 p.m. Friday to Sunday, Vicenza, sport and fitness shows and The Dad Horse Experience: in Sunday Harry Potter (PG-13) 6 p.m. Bertesina. 7 p.m. food booth. exhibitions. Ticket: 8 euro; free for Vicenza, Sunday, 9 p.m., Sabotage Sunday G Force (PG) 1 p.m. Friday: 8:30 p.m. live country children under 13. Bar, Viale dell'Industria, 12. Sept. 17 Public Enemies (R) 6 p.m. music with Luca&Nicke DJs Saturday: 8:30 p.m. music and Expobici: Bike to the future: Sinergia's Concert: Admission: Age 12 and over $4, under age 12, $2. dancing with I Nuovi Delfini Sept. 19-20, 9 a.m-7p.m.; Sept. 21, Saturday, 9 p.m., in Vicenza, City The Ederle Theatre box office opens one hour prior to show. Looking to buy or sell items? Check out MWR's Looking for the movie synopsis? Visit www.aafes.com, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on Movie Schedule. Marketplace at www.mwrmarketplace.com. 6 THE Outlook September 10, 2009 Community briefs Looking for a J-O-B? The following classes provide Spc. Knudson, Mary session. The cost is $15 per week. Zuma, Jazzercise, Yoga, Pilates, special focus on families with McGinley, Heather League bowls two games a week. Religious Tae-Bo... Sports, Fitness & deploying parent Spc. Rodriguez, Armando At completion of the league, each activities Aquatics is looking for dynamic, Planning & Budgeting for your Senior Airman Stanley, Brittany child receives their own custom energetic people to join the group Future: Tuesday at 9 a.m. drilled bowling ball. Call 634-8257. Chaplain Crisis Line Sgt. Tagaloa, Lucky fitness instructors' team. Anger Management: Sept. 17 To speak with a chaplain SOTA seeks members, after hours call 634- Don't have a certification to at 11:30 a.m. Parent-child session at MOMS club activities teach fitness? No problem. SF&A 2:30 p.m. Monday: Book club 10:30 a.m. holds car wash KARE (634-5273). will pay for your certification Tuesday: Toddler play group The South of the Alps Warrant CYSS parent news Officer Chapter is holding its next Sunday services training from a nationally 10 a.m. 8 a.m.: Sacrament of Advisory Group meeting set monthly meeting Sept. 17. recognized agency at no cost to Wednesday: Preschool play Reconciliation, or by Tuesday at noon at the Davis SOTA will hold a car wash Sept. you. Open to new ideas and classes group 10 a.m. Soldier and Family Readiness 26-27 from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. in the appointment that USAG Vicenza has not offered Sept. 18: Walk the Track 10 Center. commissary parking lot. All 9 a.m.: Roman Catholic in the past. Call 634-7009 today to a.m.; MNO 7 p.m. Learn with AFTB proceeds go back to the Mass. express your interest. Sept 21: Lunch play date 11:15 AFTB will hold Levels I, II and community. (Daily Mass is held a.m. PTSA breakfast III Monday-Sept. 18 from 8:30 a.m.- Sept. 22,23,24: Membership For information, call 634-7826. weekdays at noon) membership meeting 2:30 p.m. Learn how the Army 9 a.m.: Protestant drive 10:30-12:30 at the PX Mixed bowling league The Vicenza Schools PTSA will works, how to take care of yourself Sunday school and Sept. 25: Walk the Track 10 slated Wednesdays hold its first general membership and how to be an effective AWANAs (September a.m. Wednesday nights at 5:30 p.m. (breakfast) meeting on Wednesday community leader. Childcare is free Sept. 26: Family Night Out through May in at 8:30 a.m. in the Elementary School starting Sept. 16. Vicenza High School) during class hours. Call 634-7500. 6:30 p.m. gym. Short season mixed league, 10:45 a.m.: Catholic Sept. 28: Monthly meeting 10 starts Sept. 16 for 13 weeks. Teams The meeting will highlight Candlelight ceremony a.m. at the Chapel religious education (Sept.- volunteer opportunities (spring of four people. Prize fund league May in Vicenza High USAG Vicenza will celebrate Sept. 30: Park play date 4 p.m. carnival, book fair, yearbook and and with cost TBD. Only 16 teams, School) Suicide Awareness Month with a For more information on any of more), give an opportunity to voice get your spot reserved. 11a.m.: Protestant candlelight ceremony at the post these events, e-mail momsclub suggestions and buy agendas theater Sept. 22 at 4 p.m. The U.S. email@example.com. Vicenza spouses on worship elementary school t-shirts. military community in Vicenza is Facebook 1:30 p.m.: Full Gospel invited to attend. Community USO volunteers needed There is a new Facebook group Pentecostal worship Inspiration Exchange 4 p.m.: Lutheran members are encouraged to be a part Volunteers are needed at the for military spouses located in An afternoon dedicated to of the ceremony by submitting a USO. If you are interested in serving Vicenza. worship crafters to share crafts and ideas reading, story, poem etc. Soldiers and the military The goal of "Vicenza Military 6 p.m.: Contemporary Sept. 30 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Participants may perform their community, stop by and see us or Spouses" is to share thoughts on Christian service arts center. own reading or submit one to be give us a call at 634-7156. military life and living in Vicenza, Beginner quilting read by a member of the Suicide Need help with the language Mondays exchange ideas, tips and get to Learn how to make your own Prevention Committee. Submit barrier? Sign up for our Level 1 Noon: LDS scripture know other spouses assigned to quilt in one day Sept. 26 from 8 a.m.- requests and items to Italian Class. Class dates are Oct. study Caserma Ederle. 6 p.m. Call 634-7074. email@example.com or call 19-Dec. 16. Class meets on Monday It is also a great place to offer Tuesdays 634-6122. and Wednesday nights from 6-8 support to one another during 9:15 a.m.: Protestant U.S. citizenship p.m. The cost is $125. Community invited to deployments. Visit today. Women of the Chapel Becoming a U.S. Citizen class USO is also offering a Level 2 held Sept. 18 at 9:30 a.m. Call 634- 9/11 ceremony Italian Class. (Level 1 Italian is a Harely Davidson PX Wednesdays 7500. Caserma Ederle will host a giveaway prerequisite.) Level 2 class dates 3 p.m.: Praise Dance ceremony honoring the victims Authorized exchange shoppers MyCAA are Sept. 22-Jan. 19 from 5:45-7:45 practice killed in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks at Vicenza and Livorno can enter to An MyCAA informational p.m.. Cost is $125. 3:30 p.m.: Middle School beginning at 2:45 p.m. Friday on win the Harley Davidson Sportster meeting will be held Wednesday at The USO is located in Bldg. 9A. Club Beyond meets in Hoekstra Field. 883 Low, valued at $10,000, by 11 a.m. DoD program assists military Hours are Monday-Friday, 11 a.m- VHS cafeteria September- Attendees are asked to arrive by 10 p.m.; Saturday noon-6 p.m.; and simply filling out an entry form at spouses in completing educational May 2:30 p.m. Everyone in our Sunday 12:30-6:30 p.m. Call 634- the PX and Shoppette through goals for future employment. 5 p.m.: Contemporary community is encouraged to Sept. 17. Those who qualify are 7156 for information. Praise band practice attend. No purchase is necessary to authorized $6,000. Call 634-7500. 5:30 p.m.: PWOC Interested in a Pet Villa? enter AAFES' Dr. Pepper Harley evening Bible study Vote for your favorite Now hiring Let us know via survey Davidson sweepstakes. Complete (beginning Sept. 8. Child The Vicenza Army Wellness Rising Star singer Should USAG Vicenza create its details and entry forms are available Your vote counts in the selection care offered for children Center is hiring a fulltime program own Pet Villa (i.e. A pet hotel)? Visit at the Vicenza and Livorno PX's and ages 6 weeks to 4 years) of USAG Vicenza local winner in the tech. Call 634-8186 or 39-0444-71- www.vicenzaMWR.com to fill out Shoppettes. 5:30 p.m.: High School Operation Rising Star 2009 8186 for information. All resumes survey. Officials will randomly select a Club Beyond meets at the eliminations Setp. 18. In fact, all should be turned in before Sept. 21. winner of the Sportster 883 Low on Teen Center September- your votes count. Bowlopolis adult-child or about Nov. 2. Pre-deployment ideas: Similar to American Idol, you can bowling league May. Call 340-139-4073. ACS offers free classes that help support your favorite singer and League begins Sept. 18 at 5:30 Hip-hop night every 5:30 p.m.: Catholic choir you and your family deal with the have fun doing it at the Arena. Be p.m. Sign your one adult-one child Friday at Lion's Den practice stresses of deployment. Call 634- there and you have a vote. When team up for a 10-week league In the Lion's Den every Friday 6:45 p.m.: Gospel choir 7500 for more info and to register. you purchase an appetizer, you get night beginning at 8 p.m. practice Communication Miracles for another ballot. Audience votes will Thursdays Couples: Friday at 11:30 a.m. make up 50 percent of the 9:30 a.m.: Catholic AFTB Level I, II, and III determining score. Women of the Chapel Training: Monday- Sept. 18, 8:30 Contest starts at 6 p.m. The FRG showing the best support can win 5:30 p.m.: Gospel a.m.–2:30 p.m. AFTB focuses on service choir rehearsal helping families survive and thrive $300. Join the fun and support these 7:15 p.m.: Gospel in the Army. participants: service Bible study Adult Introduction to Stress Management: Monday at noon. Frazier, Lauren Faith group contacts Basic Principles of Parenting: Spc. Hamer, David Islamic: Spc. Kasimov, Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. Pfc. Johnson, Samuel 329-034-3511 Jewish:Sandy Community Calendar Highlights Schoenberg at 634-6202 or sandy.schoenberg@eur. National Hispanic Heritage Month army.mil. National Preparedness Month (Lion Shake) Latter Day Saints: National Suicide Prevention Week (Sept. 6-12) Photo by Laura Kreider Scripture study is held each GIVING BACK: Krista Cody (left) and Sgt. 1st Class Monday, noon-1 p.m. at the Constitution Week (Sept. 17-23) Congarry Faison, of HHC, 1-503rd, present school supplies to chapel. Sunday services, 5-year-old Nicole Muenzel during a Sept. 2 visit. Area Eastern 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Friday - 9-11 Memorial Ceremony (see briefs) downtown. Call Sean Star members raised money during a bake sale to purchase Sept. 17- Constitution and Citizenship Days Peterson at 335-8219492. and donate school supplies for preschoolers who started Sept. 19- POW/MIA kindergarten this year. Call the Caserma Ederle chapel at 634-7519 (0444- 71-7519) for religious DON'T BE LATE: E-mail briefs to firstname.lastname@example.com noon Monday or by Friday at 4 p.m. if Monday is a holiday. activities. September 10, 2009 THE Outlook 7 Certified holds firm to 3- Sports horts year post winning streak Story and photo by Tennis tourney A garrison tennis tournament will be held Sept. 18-19. For beginners, intermediate, and advanced. LAURA KREIDER Call 634-7009 for information. Outlook Staff Open-play volleyball for Five teams are participating in this ages over 15 year's post recreational basketball The community (over age 15) is league. invited to join in pick-up, open-play The teams meet twice a week on volleyball games every Tuesday and Thursday at the fitness cneter from Mondays and Wednesdays at the 6:30-8 p.m. Vicenza Fitness Center for esprit- Improve your skills, have fun and building competition. build morale. The Certified team played two games Call 634-7009 for information. Sept. 2, one against 509th Signal Battalion and later against SETAF. Pool closed for season Certified won both games 53-36 and The Ederle Inn pool is now closed 65-46, respectively. for the season. Villaggio pool will remain open "We have been playing since July," until weather no longer permits safe said Certified's Patrick Casseus. "We operation. don't have too many players, but our strategy is good; we are good at Attend indoor soccer, defending and shooting." basketball tournaments Certified, which won last year's post Come out and show your support basketball championship, has been at the indoor soccer and basketball undefeated for three years, said tournaments. Friday at 7 p.m. and Casseus. And while he and his team Saturday at 10 a.m. Call 634-7009 the day before to confirm game time. members enjoy the rivalry and challenge, they also enjoy other benefits. Red Cross lifeguard course "Basketball is a sport that can help starts Tuesday relax your mind, especially after a day at American Red Cross lifeguard work," he said. certification class set Tuesday to Certified's Geonte Haynes, No. 7, was Sept. 19 from 4-10 p.m. and the evening's top scorer, netting 24 of 53 Saturday from 10 a.m.-10 p.m. at points during the first game. the Villaggio pool. Cost is $140 for ages 16 and up. Sign up at the fitness center. Eric Anderson, No. 7, of the 509th Signal Classes also scheduled for Oct. 3- Battalion (left) releases a jump shot during 15, Monday-Thursday from 4-10 a Sept. 2 game against Certified at the post p.m. and Saturday-Sunday from 10 fitness center. Certified dominated Signal a.m. to 2 p.m. 53-36 and remains undefeated. Post recreational teams play at the fitness Baseball in Vicenza center on Mondays and Wednesdays. and surrouding area There are opportunities to watch VHS teams baseball in Vicenza and other nearby cities. The following events are scheduled at the Pomari Stadium get workover in Vicenza: The World Baseball Cup - Tuesday at 8 p.m. and Sept. 19 at Sgt. Nelson Nunez, a physical therapist 8 p.m. technician at the Vicenza Health Center, Italian National Series B supports the Vicenza Health Boys Championship - Wednesday, 4 p.m. volleyball team while coaching at the post gym. Nunez is one of three volunteers who Would you like to coach? assists the boys' volleyball head coach CYS needs YOU Susan Vanderbeek. CYS Sports is always trying to "The (players) are training hard every come up with other sports to offer. time," said Vanderbeek. "And our coaches If you have an idea and are willing are wonderful, really dedicated and to coach this sport, call 634-6151 positive." or 0444-71-6151. Photo by Laura Kreider CYS Sports is also looking for tennis, basketball, swim team and High school fall sports home games, events listing bowling coaches for next fall. Perks for becoming a coach include discounts, photos, certification Saturday Football: Jamboree Zurich Renegades Oct. 9: HC games Football-night game Aviano class, T-shirt and supplies. Munich Cowboys Oct. 9/10 Volleyball, B&G MMI Aviano Oct. 10 Cross Country MMI Sept. 19 Football Baumholder Oct. 23-24 Volleyball, B&G ISF Sport bike rider course Sept. 25-26 Volleyball, B&G Milan Oct. 24 Cross Country ISF IMCOM-Europe Safety's new Sept. 26 Volleyball, B&G Milan Tennis ISF military sport bike rider course Cross Country Milan TIMES: Football 1 p.m. at the post field; Volleyball 9 a.m. on started offering classes Sept. 1 at Tennis Milan Saturday, post and M/HS gym; Cross Country at 11 a.m. (walk garrisons that can support this Football Bamberg about) and 12:30 p.m. start at Lake Fimone; Tennis 10 a.m. Saturday at post tennis courts. training. The online registration and telephone information, as well as BASKETBALL Soldier League Standings FLAG FOOTBALL Soldier League information about the course is available at Team Win Loss Game Scores http://www.imcom-europe.army.mil/ Team Win Loss Game Scores E Co. 1/503 4 0 Sept. 1 Certified 9 0 Aug. 31 HSC SETAF 4 1 14th Trans.: 0 vs. 509th: 0 s i t e s / m a n a g e m e n t / HSC SETAF 4 5 509th Signal: 34 vs. SETAF: 39 so_atstp.asp#MSF 14th Trans. 2 4 SETAF: 34 vs. 509th: 6 HHD 509 Signal 2 6 509th Signal: 49 vs. Certified: 85 509th Signal 1 2 Sept. 3 The class schedule for Vicenza Eazy Rock 1 3 Sept. 2 Ghedi 0 0 Certified: 53 vs. 509th Signal: 36 Attack Co. 0 3 14th Trans.: 12 vs. SETAF: 13 will be announced. Ghedi 0 0 SETAF: 0 vs. 509th: 0 Certified: 65 vs. SETAF: 46 8 THE Outlook September 10, 2009
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I really enjoyed looking at your work, please post more.
Hide this ad by registering as a memberOctober 29th, 2010 #54
Really nice style and good sketchbook so far! Keep up the good work
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October 29th, 2010 #55
My goodness how many styles can one person be good at? Love all of it. I especially love the little red book drawings.
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October 31st, 2010 #56
idw witch melter
BogGnarr I guess i feel i improve faster if i draw in different ways and experiment. and its more fun
Naidy thanks naidy
RooK Lavelle glad you like
bluecloud thanks, should i make more of them?
zeichenwut thanks dog
ThomasM i dont draw that much on the train lately, mostly because i draw for my work and i dont feel like drawing when i sit in the train. thanks!
I decided to give it a go on this weeks idw. Its title is 'the witch melter' whatever that may be. This is my interpretation. Since its hard to find witches it would be cool if witchcatchers would set like boobie traps all over the forests, near herbs they need for their brew.
one big thing about this drawing is that i timed myself and i didnt give me more then 2 hours. so not a very clean drawing, but i feel its good to push yourself and not loose yourself in a drawing.
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October 31st, 2010 #57
Very inspiring SB, your life studies are amazing, I can't get so much details when drawing from life. Your digital work is very good as well. Keep it up
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October 31st, 2010 #58
Thank you for the answer!
Nice updates mate! keep em coming !
October 31st, 2010 #59
I'm enjoying your style
keep it up looking forward to seeing more!
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November 4th, 2010 #60
Hey guys, thanks a lot for the replies, really appreciate it!!!
Ok, this is a very special post right here. i found something very very old (its dating from 2006) I uploaded a very artsy fartsy flash movie in the time i was into flash animations and animation in general. I recently dug up some old animation and this one was the only one worth to show it here. Plz let me know what you guys think
November 5th, 2010 #61
Thanx for looking at my SB, really appreciate That flash animation is very cool, it's a pity you don't do it anymore. I think now when you've got much more experience that could be a way more powerful!
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November 5th, 2010 #62
JellevdVegt, I've been lurking around these forums for a good while now, and I want you to know that I really find your work to be inspiring. I've spent a good chunk of last night and today going through your sketchbooks, new and old, and I am so impressed.
Your handling of perspective, especially, is really wonderful. It looks so natural and like you just know exactly where to place every line. You make it look effortless, even though from all that I've seen you have put SO much effort into your work. I guess that's the pay-off.
Anyway, thought I'd let you know.
Thanks for keeping at this and posting so much of your hard work and time for us to see and learn from ourselves.
November 20th, 2010 #63
xiola wow... thats an amazing post. I would have never thought that i would be so inspiring to others. thanks for giving me this great energy!
Justyna thanks! nice that you fance the 'real' design work aswell
in2eternity in fact, im experimenting with flash and i think about doing more with animation in the future.
Well i did another animation. Its just random stuff again, but i didnt go as much into details and rendering as the previous.
November 25th, 2010 #64
chow wip
November 27th, 2010 #65
another video. plz some feedback what you you think about it!
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This heady brew is based on Chatham Artillery Punch, a famous libation from Savannah, Georgia.
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Source: Martha Stewart Living, December 2012
- 2 lemons, zest removed in strips with a vegetable peeler, plus juice
- 2 oranges, zest removed in strips with a vegetable peeler, plus juice
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/2 vanilla bean, split and scraped
- 14 ounces brandy
- 1 bottle (750 mL) Prosecco
- Large ring of ice
Combine zests, sugar, and vanilla seeds. Muddle zests with a muddler or a wooden spoon to release the oils, and let sit 1 hour. Add juices, and stir to dissolve sugar; stir in brandy. Pour punch through a fine sieve into a bowl. Refrigerate at least 1 hour and up to overnight. Combine brandy mixture and Prosecco in a 4-quart punch bowl, and add ice ring. Serve immediately.


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Women walk past huts that have been destroyed by fire on Taghyeer Square in Sana'a, Yemen. Authorities deployed riot police and used bulldozers on Monday to demolish the huts which had been set up by pro-democracy protesters when they camped in the square to demand a regime change in 2011.
Motorcyclists take part in a protest against the Yemeni Government's decision to begin enforcing a long-standing motorbike ban, Sanaa, Yemen
Shi'ite Houthi rebels bury comrades, who were killed in recent fighting against government forces, in Sanaa, Yemen.
Gunmen of the Shia Houthi movement shout anti-Government slogans as they stand on a hill overlooking the capital after they consolidated their foothold in Sana'a, Yemen on Monday
A follower of the Shia Muslim Houthi group attends an anti-government gathering in Arhab, north of the capital of Yemen, Sana'a. The Houthis, who control much of the northern Saada province bordering Saudi Arabia, are trying to consolidate their power in the north as the country moves towards a federal system that gives more power to regional authorities.
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The Obama administration is preparing to award $12 million in its "i6 Challenge" innovation competition administered by the Commerce Department's Economic Development Administration, National Institutes of Health and National Science Foundation.
Entrepreneurs, vendors, individuals, universities and organizations are being encouraged to form six teams to compete for a chance to win $1 million each by presenting the most innovative ideas, according to a May 3 news release. The agencies have scheduled a May 17 conference call to further publicize the contest.
NIH and NSF will award a total of up to $6 million in additional funding to NIH or NSF Small Business Innovation Research grantees associated with winning teams.
The i6 Challenge is looking for innovations that support job expansion and business expansion. They include projects in clean energy; green technologies; sustainable manufacturing; information technology infrastructure; automotive industry restructuring; natural disaster mitigation and resiliency; access to capital, and science, health care and alternative fuel technologies.
"This initiative promotes the priorities of the Obama administration by driving innovation and entrepreneurship, and cultivating strong public-private partnerships," Commerce Secretary Gary Locke said in a statement. "The i6 Challenge is an exciting opportunity to highlight some of the nation's best minds that are helping to move ideas from the lab into the marketplace."
The six teams must demonstrate matching share commitments of $500,000 each in cash or non-cash contributions. The deadline for applications is July 15.
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Has anyone got any advice. I get married in 6 weeks and am seriously considering just trying to find another band. We don't have insurance supposed to be an economical wedding- he is still saying he is turning up but I can't bear to have a heart sink moment on the day when I realise he isn't and my ipod will have to do the job. Any advice appreciated and thanks in advance. name of the band is Newcastle Ceilidh Band or Reely Rockin @garyforrest music - someone please tell me this guy is Kosher x
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Variety reports that Mila Kunis, Casey Affleck and James Franco have signed on to star in Paul Haggis' upcoming film THIRD PERSON. The actors join previously announced cast members Liam Neeson and Olivia Wilde in the romantic drama.
According to the official synopsis, the film centers on "three story lines, three love stories, three relationships in three different cities that combine in a very odd way: New York, Paris and Rome."
Explains director Haggis, "The three stories look at the beginning, middle and end of a relationship. The couple in Italy represents the beginning, Paris the middle and New York the end." Affleck will be featured in the film's Italian section, Neeson and Wilde will portray writers in the Paris section, and Franco and Kunis play an estranged couple in New York.
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Been having cheese on crackers with every meal, and it is quite delicious, but the block is starting to get dry at the edges and there are only so many cheese-and-cracker breaks a person can take in a day... so I'm looking for options. What would you do with so much cheddar? Dip? Macaroni? The cheese is almost Parmesan hard, so I was worried it would get grainy when melted.


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Workmen building the new Park&Ride site at Askham Bar dug up the device shortly before 4pm, but it was later identified as being ornamental.
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Thousands of motorists faced disruption as Tadcaster Road was closed and buses diverted.
It turned out the device was an ornament made of wood and lead, with a brass tip, designed to look like a mortar bomb.
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The item was picked up by an excavator, carried across the site in a truck then dumped with other materials, at which point it was spotted and the alarm raised.
A spokesman for North Yorkshire Police said: "North Yorkshire Police were called at around 3.55pm after reports that workmen on the new Park and Ride site at Askham Bar had found what is believed to be an old world war mortar shell."
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"Our results reflect the impact of the severe weather conditions that greatly hindered each of our operating segments in this year's first quarter," said Chairman and CEO Randolph L. Marten. "The conditions were unusually harsh and widespread, significantly affecting both freight volumes and operating costs."
He said Marten is "better positioned than ever for the remainder of 2014 and beyond based on the current freight environment" noting, despite tough conditions the company increased tractor utilization and improved revenue per tractor 3.9% over the first quarter of 2013.
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That is a beautiful photo!
This is the second lot of photos I've seen from someone in Wisconsin and it looks like a beautiful part of the world. This is a great shot.
so well seen and composed!
fantastic curve - great shot
Original composition!
@crouchy: oh, it so is. This natural beauty called Wisconsin glows in autumn. Wisconsin, among the states, is not unlike a steno pool of mostly-okay-looking gals who go out for drinks after work ... given the right conditions those tightly wound buns on the tops of their heads come tumbling down into wavy cascades of lush and the natural beauty just spills all over. Come visit!
Isn't it delicious to catch a shot (out the car window, no less) that you think to yourself 'oh yes, that's IT' and then you post it to flickr for whatever purpose you might, then you log in a day later to discover that others are also looking at the shot while thinking to themselves 'oh yes'. What a happy feeling.
Simple, yet intriguing.
This is superb. Faved.
I love this shot.
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I feel like I'm there. Very nice. The colors and the light are just perfect.
I don't for a moment mean to sound ungrateful but I'm not sure I understand what 'original composition' means.
Could someone clarify?
You captured this perfectly. I think the originality is in the angle you composed, or took the shot, from. It has a sort of yin-yang quality.
very nice 'S' :)
I love it !
You're invited to add this image in www.flickr.com/groups/natural_landscapes/
Thank you for the direction-pointing to 'Natural Landscapes', bprm2. I've added this to the purdy pool there.
A lush carpet of nature.
What a nice warm picture. I came across it on PhotoFriday "Best of 2006".
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Miles Allen of Roscoe recognized for leadership
Each year, Huntington University (Indiana) students donate thousands of hours to selflessly serve those in the community. Because of his leadership in the area of community and ministry service, Miles Allen, a junior film production major from Roscoe, Ill., has been recognized this year with the PACE Servant Leadership Award. The aim of this award is to promote the ideals of servant leadership in the Huntington University community. Allen was nominated because of his two-year commitment and dedication to the Huntington Kids Club.
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