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Re: Nimbus Latitude
I agree ... great pack. For some reason Granite Gear packs don't get a lot of love here (at least in Gear Swap). Would buy it except that it's too small for my winter load and much too ...
Re: Hooded down jackets
Mik said: "We loose the most heat from our heads" Doug said: Uhhhhhhhhh, no. Doug is correct if one focuses on the words the most But I'm with Mik if his words are modified t...
Re: Dark Chocolate
Anyway, an author on surviving a forced landing pointed out that if you keep a few Snickers bars in your plane, you'll eat them as a snack and not have them when you really need them. He sugges...
Re: Book: "Hiking Light" by Marlyn Doan, Mountainners 1982!
Yet another "there's nuttin new in the world" story! Thanks for sharing. Readily available at acceptable cost thru Amazon ... will be a fine addition to my historical library.
Re: Wanted: Guylines
Stephen, Zpacks sells now sells 2.3mm reflective glowire and also lineloc 3 tensions. He does not offer free shipping but $3.95 for all orders under $100 ain't too painful.
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Also, one micro-gripe on your quilts is where the neck shock cord comes out of the top. It would be a ton better if that was on the side so it doesn't hang in your face. A contrary preferenc...
Re: Backpacking in Hunting Season
In MN I don't worry much about small game, bear or moose hunting seasons ... the participation and concentration levels of hunters are relatively low. Firearm deer season is another story ...
dehydrating meat: one pot recipe
would eat chicken on a pack trip. But how to dehydrate? I dehydrate overnight (or a bit longer) at 125*F in dehydrator that circulates the air. But, Important...While dehydrated cooked ground...
Re: Permanent SilNylon Repair???
Very few things adhere to silnylon but you can use McNett Sil-Fix Or (shameless plug), since you have several holes you might find it more cost effective to adapt techniques shown in this articl...
Re: one pot recipe
Delmar said: For some reason, my supermarket doesn't carry chicken in the foil pouches. Looking all over for it. Chicken in foil packets is heavy and bulky. I buy canned chicken and dehydrate...
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My entry into the world of tarping was with Hernry's orginal squall. Later that year the Cloudburst was introduced. I contacted him about an idea of converting my squall to use an arched front p...
1) good products 2) friendly and useful help before ans after sale 3) great customer service I'd rate Thru-Hiker a 6 if that was an option
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Hector, I had similar experience .... but only the first time I lit it. Since then I've been giving the pocket puck about 15-30 seconds more warmup time and it has always stayed lit. There is a...


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MCC shares the magic of the holidays in Voices of Angels. The concert will feature all three ensembles of the Miami Children's Chorus performing holiday favorites and multi-cultural choral pieces representative of many holiday traditions. Voices of Angels beautifully captures the spirit of the holidays, which shines most powerfully when a chorus sings as one! Come and be thrilled by the 150 + voices of the MCC.
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Gem Brown 1864 Small Motto Two Cent1864 2C Small Motto MS65 Brown NGC. CAC. FS-401. The first series key, the Small Motto is seldom found in Gem condition, even a Brown example as here, and they are the subject of strong demand when found so fine. The surfaces on this piece are smooth, even milk-chocolate color with little visible carbon or other distractions. A couple of tiny ticks appear in the right (facing) obverse field. A piece sure to find plenty of willing bidders. Census: 35 in 65 Brown, 5 finer (12/12).(Registry values: N1793) (NGC ID# 22N8, PCGS# 3579)
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I'm pretty regularly asked by friends' wives/girlfriends, married co-workers and creepy cougars "how come you're single???" (Followed by awkward attempts to set me up on blind dates). All I'm looking for is someone I'm attracted to, that's nice, smart, fun, interesting, well adjusted, easy to talk to, not crazy, has some common interests, is in the same age range, single and is attracted to me. I guess that's a pretty long list so that's why I'm here. I don't know what other guys profiles say, but I I feel like I should be writing a bullet list of generic adjectives saying I'm honest, trustworthy, sweet, funny, etc? It seems easier to say who I'm not than who I am. I don't wear skinny jeans or have an ironic mustache. I don't wear pink shirts with the collar popped, or call guys "bra". You probably won't see me taking pictures of myself with my shirt off flexing in the mirror (how am I supposed to hold the camera???). So if you're looking for a hipster or somebody who could be on the Jersey Shore, I'm probably not the guy for you. I moved to LA from Portland a little over 2 years ago. I own an xbox, but don't worry I only play video games about twice a year. I like watching sports, but my TV isn't permanently fixed to ESPN. I like to cook, especially BBQ. I hate bugs and spiders and am more than willing to squish any that come your way. For those of you with minimum height requirements, I know I'm not tall, but I feel tall (in case that counts for anything).
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Hopefully we can base our policy decisions about important issues like this on reason and data, not feelings.
"And what match would it be against the assault rifles and high-capacity magazines favored by mass murderers?"
Mass murderers favor pistols or explosives. At Sandy Hook, the attacker left his AR-15 in the car. Regardless, when defending oneself or others from a mass murderer, a pistol and the training to use it is better than hands and fists.


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By Joshua Morrison, Mount Vernon News
May 20, 2013, 8:21 am
MOUNT VERNON — Laboratory Services at Knox Community Hospital announces revised outpatient laboratory hours. Beginning Monday, outpatient lab hours will be 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 6 a.m. to 12:30 pm on Saturday and Sunday.
Hours for the lab in the Knox Medical Pavilion will be 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. For easy reference, this information is available on the new, mobile friendly hospital website at www.knoxcommhosp.org.
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Nooshin Meshkaty, Beverly Hills Board of Education president, and Beverly LeMay, program manager for the Museum of Tolerance's Tools for Tolerance, are working together to expand character education for elementary and middle school students. Meshkaty championed a new Character Education and Ethics Program with a Holocaust piece that is now required for all ninth-grade students at Beverly Hills High School. The women recently met with Myra Lurie, B.H. school board vice president, and MOT Director Liebe Geft to discuss implementing the program on a broader scale.
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AFTER READING COMMENT ABOUT THE "TRACK", NASHVILLE, AND DEER CREEK, I MUST CONFESS THEY ARE ALL TRUE. INDY IS JUST BRIGHT LIGHTS IN THE MIDDLE OF A BIG CORNFIELD. UNLESS YOUR AUTO PLATES BEGIN WITH 29, YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO GO TO THE CREEK. TRY GREENSBURG FOR THE TREE, OR PERHAPS PARKE CO. FOR THE BRIDGES. McCORMICK'S CREEK, AND TURKEY RUN HAVE BROWN COUNTY BEAT HANDS DOWN, AND YOU WON'T PAY $10.00 FOR A COFFEE MUG. STAY AWAY FROM DOWNTOWN, THOSE OF US WHO LIVE HERE DO.
If concerts are your thing and you're heading this way to visit the Verizon Music Center...formerly Deer Creek...your troubles are just beginning. Whether it's the burly staff they hire to keep the young ones in line (i'm 48 they don't bother me anymore) or the horrible parking job they can't seem to ever get right before and after shows, you'll see your dollars disappear before your eyes for things like water, popcorn, the occassional cocktail and the like. You'd be better served to attend the same show somewhere else if you can get tickets. The old Deer Creek never seemed to have that kind of problem. Funny how a name changes everything.
Unique Suggestions: Bring a cooler with plenty of cokes, water and other beverages for afterwards, be prepared to sit with your car running at the end of the show for a minimum of 2 hours if it's Dave Mathews, or more if it's THE DEAD or LOLLAPALOOZA............due to the alcohol/drug check points on the way out of the venue, thereby causing additional delays. Get a good night's sleep prior to attending these shows because you are going to be up late.
Fun Alternatives: The Murat Theatre and Clowes Hall have some respectable artists performing. Also in INDY the downtown sponsors a Jazz festival in June and the Ribfest with free entertainment in July.
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I wish him the best.
As a fighter, he is not the best but he has good things, at least in the stand up.
His personality....it is funny to a certain degree. I wish he stops doing duck faces, they are very ridiculous and ugly even for a woman, let alone for a man.


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We repeated the above steps using different colors. We decided to use the three primary colors of red, blue, and yellow for our bubble art.
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The good news of what God is doing in our world rings out most clearly and resonantly in the places of lack, loss, failure, and weakness. After all, God has always had a way with the wilderness and seems committed not just to forgiving sins, but also to cultivating life in desert places. Yet, I must confess that most months I'd rather tell you stories about the flowers than the sand or the heat. I'm tempted to tell you only the "good" stories or stories of "success." But some of you remind me that you want to hear the "hard" stories, too. You want to visit the wilderness and I suspect that it's because you know that God is hiding there, too, and is less obscured where confidence cannot venture. So, this month I'm taking a chance and writing this story long held close to my heart for fear of sharing.
One night over a year ago, shortly before evening prayer, Mason became a part of our household and moved into our hospitality room. It had been a long time since he had had shelter and we were enthusiastic (and scared) about sharing life with him in the way of hospitality and community. Our household, both families, had committed ourselves to the practice of hospitality in whatever way God was leading, but this was our first time welcoming a brother or sister into our hospitality room for a long-term stay. Mason had finally had enough and was eagerly pursuing his sobriety after a three day stay in rehab. He was also working on getting his identification and important documents gathered up in order to better support himself. For several months, Mason made us glad to be practicing hospitality, even if occasional messes, cigarette butts, and a faucet left on overnight tried our patience.
But one night broke that relationship in ways that we couldn't immediately figure out how to repair. It was a night filled with a relapse, broken promises and broken glass, frantic phone calls, a few threats and hurtful lies, and a set of stitches. A couple of us took Mason to a hotel while the community broke its schedule to begin praying earnestly for wisdom and grace. There in the parking lot of a hotel two miles away and across a river from our home, we argued. I vented my disappointment into the April cool night and asked Mason if he was sorry. He wouldn't—maybe couldn't—say it and I still don't know precisely why I wanted to hear it or what I thought it would accomplish. Mason didn't have much new to say, but he was eager to walk back some of the kind things he had said over the previous months. Like a boxer dropping his guard to court a punch, he baited me with hurtful words.
I've thought about that moment numerous times since then and how I shivered not from the cold, but with a strange mixture of disappointment, guilt, and anger. Maybe Mason baited me with those words because he felt guilty and thought he would feel better if I hurt him back, or maybe Mason wanted to know if I'd meant it when I'd told him time and again that we loved him. Maybe he wondered in that moment if our relationship could be stitched back together, too.
But, I took the bait and harangued him for his relapse, all the while harboring the feeling that we had disappointed God with our hospitality gone sour.
Mason stayed in the hotel for three or four nights and tried to decide if he was ready to recommit to life in community and his pursuit of sobriety. Meanwhile, the community prayed about what to do if he said yes. At the end of the hotel stay, the community had decided to offer him a room in a different house if Mason thought he was ready. But, Mason decided that he wasn't. To be honest, I was relieved because I wasn't sure I had it in me to walk with Mason again if he said he was. Mason didn't think he was ready to return to life in community, and I wasn't sure I was ready, either. I wondered if I ever had been in the first place.
Mason found a couch to crash on whose rent could be paid in full bottles and cans, while we tried to dig out from under what felt like failure. We've learned over the last several years that doing our kind of work means hearing a repeated chorus of promised failure from a wide variety of people. Opening our homes and extra beds to people without shelter has also meant opening ourselves to criticism that what we're doing isn't practical. Inviting hungry people to our tables for meals has also meant inviting the scrutiny of well-meaning folks who want us to be more efficient at the cost of intimacy. Living in community and practicing hospitality has meant that there are many who love what we're doing, but also many who are waiting for us to fail. "See," I imagined them saying, "we told you it was a bad idea."
But, to call our time with Mason a failure is once again to be baited by a lie.
Mason was with us for several months before that one terrible night and to call our hospitality failed is to profane that sacred time when we learned that Mason was our family and Mason found peace in the midst of chaos. To give into the temptation to render Mason into one night of glass and stitches—to call it all a failure—is to mangle the image of God still imprinted on Mason's gentle heart and forget the laughter, love, and resurrection celebrated on our front porch and over countless episodes of Frasier and the Munsters. As one dear friend reminds me, "The story's not about the results. It never is."
Mason doesn't live with us anymore, but for a little while he did and we are better for it. Over a dozen months later, we can see that we're even better because of that hard night when we learned that hospitality isn't a good deed, but a way of life where everybody's health and sickness is wrapped up together under one roof to be healed by God's love. If you want to call that a failure, think again about what you mean when you say you believe in the resurrection.
Mason stays in one of the other Grace and Main homes these days, having started coming back to meals and occasional prayers some time ago. He's not "better"—this isn't that kind of story—but he's welcome. We still argue occasionally and there are days when one of us avoids the other, but a few months ago, Mason opened up the road to healing for all of us.
"You know, living with yall was good," he began as I was dropping him off somewhere, "I'm not going to say I'm sorry for what happened, but I'm sorry I wasn't there when the baby was born."
"Me too," I offered.
"But, you know I love you guys, right?" he asked with the hope of healing in his questioning tone.
"Yes," I responded, though sometimes I wondered. I continued, "You know we love you too, right?"
"Yeah. I know you do," he replied, though I'm sure sometimes he wonders, before continuing, "It was a good time."
He's right about that. It was a good time.
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We disabled our doorbell when our daughter was born, because with her birth we instantly became conservators of a precious resource: baby sleep. Since we live in a hospitality house where many gather, rest, and take shelter, not having a doorbell was a challenge at first, but we have all become fluent in the language of knocks. There are the loud, hard, pounding knocks that describe numb hands or agitation. There are the soft knocks on the storm door that whisper anxiety and timidity—perhaps a sister who's not sure if what she's heard about this place is true. There are the insistent, rapid knocks that seem to scream loss or desperation. There are the rhythmic knocks—"shave and a haircut" being the favorite by far—that promise a friendly conversation and maybe a cup of coffee on the porch.
Our household—both families and those staying in the hospitality room—fall easily into a game of guessing who might be at the door by the knock we hear. Some of our brothers and sisters have knocks as distinct as their personalities. I've learned another important thing by learning the language of knocks—something important about myself:
I don't always want to answer the door.
As covenanted members of Grace and Main, we have committed ourselves—both individually and as an intentional community—to opening our homes to the folks God introduced into our lives. But, after a while, hospitality ends up meaning much more than spare bedrooms and open chairs at dinner tables. As we made our home and life in a place with the commitment to be open to who and what God brings us, we've found that hospitality also means opening our lives to others and their stories. We've had so many great stories that begin with a knock on a door—stories of lives changed and overflowing redemption and resurrection. We've also had our fair share of heartbreaking stories that begin with a knock. After a long day or right after the baby has gone down to bed, the stories of heartbreak are what feed my imagination when a knock announces a visitor.
In the practice of hospitality, we've learned that it can feel like a holy opportunity to prepare a hospitality room for another guest to join the house and, simultaneously, a frustrating imposition to have to answer the door yet again for another brother or sister while you're trying to dust, make the bed, and clean up the baby's toys. In the space of a breath, our quiet confidence and faith can turn to anxious doubt and "what ifs" when we hear a distinctive knock that promises one of our brothers or sisters who has relapsed or threatened someone we love.
Yes, we've learned to speak the language of knocks and found that we don't always like what it has to say about us.
We've also discovered that it's not just our sisters and brothers who wait for us on the porch with hopeful expectation in their hearts, but the Gospel waits for us there, as well. With each knock comes a summons to hear the good news that God is at work in this messy world and that sin is being undone by love—sometimes gloriously fast, and sometimes agonizingly slow. Each knock is an invitation to place our faith and trust in God and be born again. Each knock is a call to prayer, inviting us to pray to the God of the widow, orphan, stranger, and outcast. Each knock is an occasion once again to prepare the way of the Lord and make His paths straight. Each knock is a chance to welcome Jesus into our lives once again. With some knocks, we welcome Jesus into our home in the guise of a friend. With other knocks, we find Jesus waiting on our porch, looking like a stranger.
The folks waiting at our door certainly want us to answer their knock, especially when it's frigid. We don't always want to open the door, but we do it—not because we are "good people," but because salvation is on the other side of our storm door, knocking and waiting.


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speaking of being messed up
I have to stop that. I cannot make myself well by claiming that I'm better than that guy or that woman. Just because I'm not as bad as other people doesn't mean that I don't have issues. In many ways, I sound a lot like the alcoholic who points to the perpetual drunk and goes "At least I'm not as bad as THAT GUY" completely unaware that "that guy" probably also has someone to compare himself to and make himself feel not so bad. Or like my mom who thinks that she is not a hoarder because she isn't living in a garbage house.
Philip Seymour Hoffman was not as bad of a heroin addict as William S. Burroughs in his prime. Didn't save his life.
I think I have to focus on the friends who are emotionally healthy and aspire to be like them as opposed to focusing on the friends (and former friends) who are having issues as if my issues aren't important in comparison.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Every weekend, Cindy Martinson treks from her home in Mason City, Iowa, about 160 miles roundtrip to Waseca, Minn. She visits the federal prison there, where her daughter Mandy Martinson, a first-time offender, is in the middle of 15-year prison sentence.
Cindy Martinson knows her daughter made mistakes and broke the law. Mandy Martinson was at a low point in her life, her mother said, addicted to methamphetamine when she allowed a drug dealer she was dating to move in with her. Within weeks, police raided her house.
"She hurt herself and her family. And she knows that. But it is just not fair," Cindy Martinson, 64, said. "It's got to change not just for her. Everything is so overcrowded and it is just wrong."
Concerns about both the fairness and the costs of cases like Mandy Martinson's have been growing in Congress, and the issue is gaining new speed as an unusual coalition of tea party conservatives and liberal Democrats push for the largest overhaul of federal sentencing guidelines yet.
The SenateJudiciary Committee will hold a hearing this week on minimum sentences. The committee is considering two bills, each sponsored by a liberal Democrat and a tea party Republican, which would allow judges to waive mandatory minimum sentences in many circumstances, particularly for some drug crimes. Wednesday's hearing is the first step in legislation that advocates and lawmakers in both parties say stands a chance of winning enactment by the end of the year.
Attorney General Eric Holder has shown interest in working with Congress to make permanent changes in sentencing laws. Holder last month instructed federal prosecutors to stop charging nonviolent drug offenders with crimes that carry mandatory minimum sentences.
Sentencing reform lands in an area of rare common ground between liberals and conservatives. Just a few years ago, it was an issue shunned by many politicians in both parties, lest they be labeled soft on crime.
Now it's made unlikely teammates of tea party libertarian Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., and Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy, a liberal Vermont Democrat. They're co-sponsoring one of the two sentencing bills now before the committee. Co-sponsoring the other one are Sens. Mike Lee, R-Utah, another conservative championed by the tea party, and the Senate's No. 2 Democrat, liberal Sen. Richard Durbin of Illinois.
The four senators make similar cases for sentencing reform: Many of the sentences are unfair, prisons are overcrowded with nonviolent drug offenders, and it's costing taxpayers too much money.
Prison costs have ballooned in the past 30 years, with the Bureau of Prisons budget now around $6.8 billion, or about 25 percent of the Justice Department's total. The yearly cost of housing a federal prisoner ranges from $21,000 to $33,000, depending on the prison's level of security, and is steadily rising.
The United States has the largest prison population in the world with more than 1.5 million prisoners in 2012, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, including more than 218,000 federal prisoners. About half of federal prisoners are drug offenders, nearly all of whom faced some form of mandatory minimum sentencing. They include Mandy Martinson.
Police raided her house in Mason City in January 2004. She was 27 at the time. They found 10 pounds of marijuana, two pounds of high-purity methamphetamine known as "ice" and two guns, components of a northern Iowa drug ring run by her then-boyfriend, whom court documents identify as Justin Dana.
Cindy Martinson said her daughter knew Dana was a drug dealer, but she was a drug addict and under Dana's control.
A local judge released Mandy Martinson on her own recognizance after her arrest and she eventually sobered up and resumed a job as a dental hygienist for several months.
But at trial, it became clear Mandy Martinson would serve a long sentence, Cindy Martinson said. Dana testified against his girlfriend, saying she performed menial tasks, like counting money, helping his drug operation. He also testified one of the guns found in the raid belonged to him but said Mandy sometimes carried it.


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Dose-dependent responses of olfactory receptor neurons housed in antennal olfactory peg sensilla of Cimex lectularius. (A, B) Extracellular recordings of olfactory receptor neurons housed in (a) smooth- and (b) grooved-peg sensilla reveal dose-dependent responses to (E)-2-hexenal (black squares), (E)-2-octenal (grey squares), 4-oxo-(E)-2-hexenal (black triangles) and 4-oxo-(E)-2-octenal (grey triangles). The points represent an average over six to 26 replicates and error bars correspond to the standard error of mean. (c) Temporal response characteristics of olfactory receptor neurons housed in the grooved peg sensilla. Histogram bars represent firing rate changes due to injection of 4-oxo-(E)-2-hexenal (n = 15) and 4-oxo-(E)-2-octenal (n = 6) within a sampling period of 250 ms each. The 500 ms stimulation started 2 s after the beginning of the recording (9th and 10th bins). Asterisks indicate statistically significant responses compared to the control, calculated by Mann Whitney U-test with * P < 0.05, ** P < 0.01 and *** P < 0.001.
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I seriously expected to see a 1,000 word post on this from my buddy Ed Marcus at Real Dirty Mets, but be that as it may, MLB Trade Rumors does a nice job recapping the day we traded Kevin Appier for Mo Vaughn. On this date in 2001, the Mets acquired first baseman Mo Vaughn from the Angels in exchange for right-hander Kevin Appier. Vaughn had missed the entire 2001 season with the Angels due to a ruptured tendon in his left arm, but General Manager Steve Phillips & Co. opted to roll the dice on the slugger anyway. The trade was meant to bring some power to the Mets' lineup, but Vaughn's injuries wound up making the deal one of the worst moves of Phillips' tenure in New York. The media got wind of the trade almost a week prior to its completion when sources told Tyler Kepner of the New York Times that Phillips, manager Bobby Valentine, and Assistant General Manager Omar Minaya traveled up to Massachusetts to watch Vaughn work out, which was unusual given that Vaughn was under co...
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LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 25: Vladimir Tarasenko, drafted 16th overall by the St. Louis Blues, poses for a portrait during the 2010 NHL Entry Draft at Staples Center on June 25, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)
ST. LOUIS St. Louis Blues Executive Vice President and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced the club has activated forward Vladimir Tarasenko from Injured Reserve (IR) today. In addition, the club placed forward T.J. Oshie on IR. Tarasenko, 21, has dressed in 17 games this season posting 12 points including six goals and six assists to go along with eight penalty minutes. The 60, 219-pound forward, in his first National Hockey League (NHL) season, is tied for seventh among rookies in points while he is tied for fourth in goals and power play goals (2). The Yaroslavl, Russia native was drafted by the Blues in the first round (16th overall) of the 2010 Entry Draft. Oshie, 26, has dressed in 26 games this season registering 17 points including five goals and 12 assists to go along with 13 penalty minutes. Overall, the 511, 189-pound forward is in his fifth NHL season, all with the Blues, accumulating 192 points (68 goals, 124 assists) and 144 penalty minutes in 288 career games.
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York Theatre revives a musical revue drawn from Ionesco's absurd works
The York Theatre Company has been developing new musicals and dusting off old ones for more than 40 years. True fans of musical theater know well the York's comfy habitat on the East Side, so let's spare the credits and get on with their show, which opened on Thursday.
The York's latest archival dig into forgotten tuners unearths "Ionescopade," a little-known musical revue drawn from the absurdist writings of Eugene Ionesco. Conceived and directed by Robert Allen Ackerman with music and lyrics created by Mildred Kayden, the show appeared off-Broadway in 1974.
Brightly directed and choreographed by Bill Castellino for the York, "Ionescopade" is a two-act medley of quirky sketches and songs that view the world from Ionesco's warped angle.
Samples: A much-adored leader eventually is revealed to have no head. A man sings passionately about "Josette," his three-breasted sweetie. Generals argue in a double-talking peace conference. A couple squabbles beneath their bed as a battle rages around them. People drop dead for no good reason.
There is a droll apache dance, an upbeat gospel number that proclaims "The Best is Yet to Be" and a mocking torch song that sets fire to everything.
A daffy highlight that features the entire seven-member company introduces the Bobby Watsons, the unseen folk mentioned in "The Bald Soprano." Wittily clad in black and white 1930s styles by designer Nicole Wee, the eccentric Watsons provide a madcap musicale that concludes in a giddy tap dance.
Scarcely a cheeseburger entertainment aimed for the masses, the silly-serious "Ionescopade" registers more twee than brilliantly oddball in its humor. Still, the whimsical show is likely to tickle viewers willing to go along with its absurd flow. Certainly Ionesco devotees (all six of them) will find it to be heady fun, although they may idly wonder why none of the choreography references "The Chairs."
Performed by three musicians, Kayden's antic, jazzy songs are clownish in mood and agreeable to hear.
Castellino's nimble staging of it all rolls along within an elegant, gray-shaded setting from James Morgan accented by a fractured red proscenium framing Ionesco's skewed viewpoint.
Led by a mute, affable Samuel Cohen as the bowler-hatted guide to the amusement, the ensemble handles the rarified material with ease. Nancy Anderson, so cunning when purring a "Ginger Wildcat" song drawn from "Exit the King," may be the best-known among the players, but Paul Binotto, David Edwards, Leo Ash Evens, Susan J. Jacks and Tina Stafford are individually and collectively engaging.
"Ionescopade" continues through Feb. 26 at The York Theatre at Saint Peter's, 619 Lexington Avenue, New York. Call (212) 935-5820 or visit www.yorktheatre.org.
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|Grated parmesan cheese
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|Chopped fresh parsley
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|Fresh boneless skinless oven stuffer roaster thin breast
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|Low fat swiss cheese slices
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|Turkey ham slices
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|Egg white
|1 , beaten
Microwave Directions: In shallow bowl, combine first four ingredients.
On each chicken breast slice, place 1 slice Swiss cheese and 2 overlapping slices ham; roll up, jelly-roll style, and secure with toothpick.
Dip rolls in egg white, then coat with bread crumb mixture.
In microwavable dish, arrange chicken rolls, seam sides down, in circular pattern.
Cover with waxed paper; microwave at MEDIUM-HIGH (70% power) 5 minutes.
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Yesterday at Citi Field, Sandy Alderson said he has no regrets over how things played out between the Mets and Jose Reyes. He said he never wanted to make the first offer to Reyes, knowing Jose's agents would simply turn around and shop that offer to other teams (forcing the Mets to eventually offer more anyway). As an example, he doesn't think it is a coincidence that Jose's price went up from Friday (when he talked with Jose's agents about a potential deal) to Saturday night (when Miami offered six years). "What we thought might happen may have happened, in terms of making an offer and – in our case – having it used to increase another offer, which is the nature of the game," he said, referring to why Miami upped their offer over that final weekend. In regards to the definition of 'offer,' Alderson explained: "Well, from a legal stand point, an offer is something that – if accepted – becomes a legal contract. … I think in the context of baseball it is about information. It's
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5 Seconds of Summer are heating up the music charts and fans lined up for days to see the band perform on the "Today" show on Tuesday.
(They drew 15,000 fans -- the second largest crowd in the concert series history, behind One Direction's record of 20,000.)
"We started in my garage and now three years later there are just so many people," Ashton Irwin told Access Hollywood in a new interview. "It's kind of hard to explain – it's just the best thing ever."
Luke Hemmings said he was thrilled over the fan turnout, and is overwhelmed by the group's success.
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Adding, "We were in Manchester a few days ago and we heard people were lining up for us."
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West Nile Virus Vaccine in Horses
June 14, 2015
Learn how vaccination can help protect horses from this potentially deadly zoonotic disease.... Read More
EHV-1 Quarantines in California, Virginia Lifted
June 13, 2015
No additional horses in either state tested positive for the virus during the quarantine periods.... Read More
Grayson-Jockey Club Offers Free Online Courses
June 11, 2015
The Advanced Horsemanship Program's first modules focus on EHV-1, the hoof, and the National Uniform Medication Program.... Read More
Does My Horse Have a 'Cold'?
June 09, 2015
Find out how to prevent equine upper respiratory tract infections from spreading throughout your barn.... Read More
BLM Arizona Issues Equine Influenza Advisory
June 08, 2015
Six wild burros from the Black Mountain Herd Management Area tested positive influenza last month.... Read More
Horse Owners: Consult Your Vets Regarding Vaccinations
June 08, 2015
Following floods, Texas animal health officials say mosquito-borne disease incidence could increase.... Read More
Vaccinate Australian Horses Against Hendra Virus Now
June 05, 2015
Veterinarians say vaccination is the most effective way to protect people and their horses from the deadly hendra virus.... Read More
Caring for Critically Ill Newborn Foals
June 03, 2015
Learn about healthy foals, problems that are common in newborns, how veterinarians treat these issues, and more.... Read More
New Equine Herpesvirus Case Reported in Oregon
June 02, 2015
The Marion County gelding has tested positive for both the wild type and the more serious neuropathogenic form of EHV-1.... Read More
Practical Management of Strangles Outbreaks in Horses
May 31, 2015
Strangles outbreaks can be devastating, but the damage can be minimized or prevented through practical control plans.... Read More
UKVDL Part of Larger Animal Health Monitoring Network
May 28, 2015
The Veterinary Diagnostic Lab is in-the-know on animal diseases, including equine ones, around the state and country.... Read More
Ensure Horses are Vaccinated Against EEE, WNV, and Rabies
May 26, 2015
Timely vaccination has been shown to decrease disease incidence drastically.... Read More
EHV-1 Reported in California, Virginia
May 26, 2015
The California horse is recovering, while the Virginia horse was euthanized.... Read More