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Be sure to be seated infront of your telebox today at 4.25pm as Nick Park is going to be on the one and only legendary Blue Peter... Don't miss it!
Wiked I always watch Blue Peter
can you please tell me when there is a repeat on ? im busy till 5 so please can you try to find out for me katie, thank you.
Oakes if you check out bbc iplayer you will find it there. .
Ready hit the record button!
The ANP was on BBC Radio 5 Live with Simon Mayo this afternoon...woweee!!!
been on was quite good seeing his sketch book and showing us how to do simple stop motion animation.
The joel feature was good to see, even though i already how the animation is done.
the best bit was a (new?) clip of the new adventure.
wow it was great! a bit short for me but great! It was cool seeing how they put the one indent together.
One question though: loads of people posted questions on the blue peter site and they only asked him one question out of them all
It is on iplayer I think!
Yeh watched it on iplayer! Just type in blue peter and on info it says something about Nick Park/Living legend!
watched it today they were making the bbc advert right ???
i'd love to see more of these types of things as it gives an insight into the world of animation and aardman itself
Yeh that was it!
It is amazing Sam how when he just changes the eyes it makes it look a lot better!
what on earth has happened to blue peter, since i stopped watching it 6 years ago , so dumbed down, no big studio? , not some rubbish little area with a sofa etc!, them presenters are poor, its definatly not right in its new "format", i reallye enjoyed the w&g and nick p stuff!
Nick park on the One Show!!!!!
Yes, Ursrut and a tribute to Oliver Postgate RIP!!
i just missed the one show oh no
there is a repeat of blue peter on tommorow at 8.30am on cbbc channel
blue peter nick park stuff was good
there is a wallace and gromit amolod official trailer now
aired on bbc1
damn it i missed the one show!
Don't despair!! Try BBCiPlayer!!! You'll be able to watch it and, when you've done that, go to today's Blue Peter.
Also, go to the BBC website for 5live - Nick Park was with Simon Mayo and, what's more, there was a webcam. That's on Listen Again.
Yeh iplayer probably has it! I watched the blue peter thing there!
Gromitfan115, if you live in the UK just access the BBC website like I've said and you can catch up on iPlayer and Listen Again for Radio 5Live.
If not, there could be hope on the horizon if some generous soul uploads BP and One Show on YouTube so that the whole world can watch it again...
Hope this helped!
i have just picked up a christmas copy of the radiotimes, with none other than wallace and gromit them selves on the cover,and will be checking for any thing with nick park. i agree with you jordan, my gran has been watching it since it started and she stopped recently saying it had gone down hill.
We got the radio times issue aswell! It doesn't look very Wallace'y though Something to do with mouth!
hey have you noticed there seems to be a page in nicks scrapbook thats been ripped in half? also there is a poster on the clip them go to the zoo of feathers with MISSING written on it.
Yeh! I did wandgfan21! Is this on urmm Blue Peter or what was it!? Something like that!
Could someone please put the clip on
something other then the iPlayer? Because
if you are outside of the UK, you can't see
Blue Peter or use the iplayer, so all of us are
sitting in the dark!
what thay come back and nick park is on it
Hi! I've not been online for a few days due to coursework so I didn't watch blue peter when it was on. I have watched the blue peter interview and the one show interview and they were great!
Thanks for the notice katie!
it was on this morning it was really good
I saw Nick Park on Blue Peter and it was excellent.
I saw them make a flip book which was very cool!
Do you know who plays Wallace?
Nick Park is going to be on BBC Breakfast this morning at 08:40!
really dancing shauney i missed him were can you see a replay
DS99! Peter Sallis plays Wallace!
Thanks for the tip-off, Ursrut! Unfortunately, I missed it this morning but caught up with the ANP's interview via YT.
If anyone else missed it - the interview is another brilliant one and grab it while you can.
The BBC - showing W&G lots of love!
hows has blue peter become really really poor!, is actualy so sad that a popular programme has become ruined.
Yeh! I agree with Jordan! When I was younger it used to be really good but the presenters aren't that great now!
i loved Blue Peter when Konnie, liz, simon and mat presented it.
I think the scam that was unveiled may have ruined them.
Blue Peter has certainly changed beyond recognition - even the ship hasn't escaped!
Those presenters should have given the WHOLE show over to the ANP - he'd have made a better job of it AND he'd be more imaginative. , and would make ideal resident pets! Bring back John Noakes and Shep!
How about it, BBC? The ANP is worth EVERY PENNY of the Licence Fee!
I agree with sock eye completely on this one ( even though i don't pay the licence fee).
i was watching SMART the other day, another childhood favourite of mine ( i wanted to see the two judges from strictly come dancing- that's my excuse and i'm sticking with it). I couldn't believe how much it has changed since Mark (RIP) had gone,I find the new guy extremely irritating and you really didn't learn anything ( like i used to). Children's TV in my opinion is going down ( excluding shaun the sheep)
ursrut i believe that even shaun the sheep has got worse, as i have posting in my own section, shaun has dramatically changed since the good old original wallace and gromit days, im especially missing his jumper
i agree i will allways like the classic shaun the sheep. he doesent seem the same in his own show its like hes a different sheep or something,
Are they going to do a online interview, because they somtimes do for important people on the messege boards on CBBC?
I Would like to Watch That Show!!!!
Nick Parks blue peter quick aniamtion guidde thing is now on class clips.
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6:02AM:According to Damien Cox, Boston owner Jeremy Jacobs was ready to walk away from the bargaining session last night before he was convinced to stay by the other owners in the room.
Ryan Miller reportedly, according to Michael Grange, lost his temper during the talks when, as Cox says, the owners said they were upset with how the players responded to an earlier offer and were threatening to pull everything off of the table.
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Monday reports have identified the deceased as 55-year-old Larry Newby of Price, Wade Richardson and his son Kyle Richardson, both of Texas. The crash site was near the Dark Canyon Wilderness Area, about 40 miles west of Monticello.
Newby was a seasoned pilot with Red Tail Aviation. He had had flown many times in the area where the plane went down and had been hired as a guide for the flight.
Newby's employers at Red Tail reported to authorities that a plane had been missing since 1:30 p.m on Wednesday leaving only the GPS coordinates collected from a spot beacon.
Searchers from the Utah Highway Patrol Aero Bureau and San Juan County Sheriff's Deputies, located the wreckage of the plane at 4 a.m. on Thursday morning.
Authorities believe the plane had just lifted off from a small back country air field and shortly after the plane flew east but soon crashed for unknown reasons about a mile from the air strip.
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True, Beacon Hill may be home to the Massachusetts State House, the crown jewel of the neighborhood and focal point of politics in the Commonwealth, but the ... Read more
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Tavares Spin-o-rama Setup of Moulson is Late Goal of the Year Entry
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This trial demonstrates the activity of cetuximab alone in recurrent squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck. Because the median survival is similar to that achieved with combination cetuximab and platinum chemotherapy, single agent cetuximab may be considered over combination cetuximab and platinum as second line systemic therapy due its vastly superior toxicity profile. As this is the first trial examining cetuximab as a single agent in this population of patients, confirmation trials are certainly needed. Compounding this necessity are concerns over the issue of patient selection in this study, as surprisingly few were confirmed to have progression on platinum regimens. Fortunately, when analyzed as a distinct cohort, the results between the progressing population and intention-to-treat population were similar. In addition, comparison trials with a variety of chemotherapy agents would further elucidate the role of cetuximab in head and neck carcinoma. Furthermore, should cetuximab continue to display at least equivalent efficacy with agents currently utilized, future trials would be justified to determine its utility as first-line systemic therapy in head and neck carcinoma.
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You Ask Dez of Coal Chamber - Pt 1
Posted on February 12, 2008Still want more? Here's another 20 fan questions which Dez took the time to field while he is on break from the recording of their 3rd LP.
1 - Question for Dez...How does this record compare to your other LP's? Would you say It's heavier/softer or more emotional or aggressive? - Karl R
Dez - Way more aggressive, way more emotional, and about 10 times heavier than the first one. For me, this record is an all out assault. Every song feels live. What I mean by that is we can play every one of these live and they would work.
2 - First off, I'd like to extend much respect to the band for the all of the great music they've given us. My main question is rather simple and to the point: Will this next record rip some serious shit up? Your last album, while heavy at times & impressive, don't get me wrong, seemed to be a departure from your debut, which was an all-out assault. "Funeral Flights" was great and I was wondering if that is an indication of what's to come (at least vocally). Also, any influence/contributions from Amir? Thanks for your time! Adam
Dez - Yes, "Funeral Flights" (done on the Lynn Strait tribute) is a great indication. What we did with the 2nd album was try to jump out of our genre, which maybe we did too much...but it's always good to stretch your wings. This album, we went much more for heavy hook than overall melody. Amir came into the studio for 2 weeks, but the contributions were very little. We do thank him very much for his time. We also wish Amir the very best...he was going through some issues at the time.
3 - DEZ, with today's music fans turning into roman mobs, crying "sellouts" after the release of every bands second record, how do you think the fans will receive your third,"Dark Days"? And how does the band feel about working in such a climate? PS make sure you come back to SEATTLE!!!!!! - chad b
Dez - Hmmm, this is a hard one...This album is out of control. I think it's going to be a defining moment in our genre. We're stepping outside of ourselves once again. I think they'll receive this album with open arms as being straight forward heavy and hooky.
4 - I have been listening to you guys for around 4 years now and have seen you a dozen times in concert. Any idea who you will be touring with and when? Sean Z
Dez - No ideas right now, but I'd love to go out with everybody. I can't wait to be on the stage again...
5 - what are your favorite movies? sickness87
Dez - Favorite movies? hmmmm, Cool Hand Luke, Evil Dead, A Bronx Tail, and right now I've been watching a lot of old Sabbath footage.
6 - what is the most memorable concert you have played and why? see ya in reno. piece..............not peace Xplicitlyryx
Dez - In Prague, in front of about 100,000 people with Sabbath and Pantera. Why? That speaks for itself.
7 - Hello, I have been a fan of yours since i heard "Loco" on the radio way back when.. And i have noticed the big difference in sound from "Coal Chamber" to "Chamber Music". I was wondering if this is because of more money and more time in the Studio? Or if maybe you have evolved as a band? Or anything of this sort. If you could answer this that would be great.. I would really love to know Love, Ri
Dez - All of the above - more money, more time, and striving to do something in our genre that sounded different at the time.
8 - When you guys tour to promote the new album, are you going to do arenas (boo hiss boo) like you did with type-o-negative or smaller club-like places (YaY! *COUGH COUGH main event in toledo, ohio COUGH*)? Dan D
Dez - Not sure right now, we might open up for somebody if there's good tours going out, or we'll put together our own tour with a bunch of great bands. This time out, back to 6 shows a week for as long as our bodies can handle it.
9 - Did u get any negativity towards the last record? If so, was that any type of inspiration for dark days? FeaRXiNsaNiTy
Dez - We got as much negative as we did positive...which is always a great thing in art. 'No' on the inspiration part of the question.
10 - is there any guests on the new cd? FeaRXiNsaNiTy
Dez - I'm looking forward to having the singer from Motograter, and Bruce who plays the motograter (an instrument Bruce designed) come on for a track. As well, Jay Diablo from Dragpipe might come out mid-August and do a track with me.
11 - U say on the roadrunner website that all the rumors are true. The rumors i hear is that the band is on the edge of breaking up, thus leading to the dropping off of tattoo. Any truth to that rumor? FeaRXiNsaNiTy
Dez - We did 5 ½ years on the road straight - touring, making an album in a foreign town, or just being in foreign towns. My mother was battling for her life with cancer, and the band was at its breaking point both emotionally and physically. "If you love something, set it free. If it's meant to be, it will come back you see." (that last line is actually a lyric from Dark Days, and should answer the question)
12 - Please read this even though it looks kinda long!! Being a huge fan of your music, and of your lyrics, I can see that the lyrics from your first self-titled album, and the lyrics from your 2nd album (Chamber Music) vary greatly as far as the inspiration and the meaning behind them. In your first album, you show a lot of emotion in your lyrics and singing, and with great aggression...and this being due to the difficult times you were encountering. Now in your 2nd album...you still had all that emotion, and aggression, but it was a completely different form. It was like you evolved, and your lyrics had become more matured...and this because you had overcome the difficult times that inspired your lyrics on your self-titled. Now..my question...I know you'll have all that emotion and aggression as you always do, but how is it going to be in this album...meaning what is the force that inspired the majority of your lyrics in this album? How will the feel of the lyrics be this time? How are they reflecting the way your life is at present, the way they did in your first two albums? Courtney -- Dez's sweetangel
Dez - I'm approaching this piece of work from a very raw standpoint. The lyrics will reflect at times very cagey, powerful emotion. The majority of the lyrics are inspired by things gone through by the band, and the turbulent times in my personal life over the past 2 years. Trust me, vocally I will not let you down on this one.
13 - Hey dez if you happen to read this, it's Noah! long time no fucking speak. My question is: How have you think you've grown both as a vocalist and as a band over the past 2 years, how has this affected your music? -NOAH S. New York City
Dez - Noah, how you doing? Please send your father my warmest regards. The band has dealt with many things in the last 2 years, all of them creating a great album. As for me as a singer, you're just going to have to check out the new album. I didn't grow...I just went backwards and found my heart again.
14 - I have always considered Coal Chamber as an innovative and unique metal band. Many spin-offs have spawned since your first album that are reflective of your style. Before the ever expanding labeled genre of "Nu-metal" was a house hold name, Coal Chamber was shaking and changing the music scene. Where do you see the future of Coal Chamber with Dark Days? Will it be a intentional progressive change from what we have seen in the past or, will it be more of a continuation from your previous material? Brandon J - N. Carolina
Dez - I'd like to see Dark Days propelled into a huge national level, far eclipsing anything we've done in the past.
15 - ask them if it is difficult to write music? painedsoul
Dez - Doing any art shouldn't be difficult. but when there's four different artists involved, sometimes it becomes difficult. But in a sense that always breeds great art.
16 - Hey Dez, Just want to say that I've been a fan since the debut album and I even got a chance to meet you in Ft Lauderdale. Needless to say, it was a very high point in my life. The first album was very emotional, raw and breakthrough for the time. Metal was just coming back and you broke out with that record and it was like a bomb in my stereo. Chamber Music though didn't seem to have the same feeling as the first. Not that it wasn't good because the song "Untrue" was and still is one of my all time favorite songs. It was missing something though, to me at least. How would you compare Dark Days to Chamber Music ? Ps..CANNOT WAIT TO SEE U IN CONCERT AGAIN!!!! Darren West Palm Beach, FL
Dez - Everything you missed in Chamber Music will be given to you in huge, overdosing baskets in Dark Days. Thanks for your question, enjoy the new album.
17 - Hey Coal Chamber, I was wondering, are you folks gonna take your tour into Reno again? I remember you guy played a hell of a set when you came years ago, with meagadeth. i didn't even wanna stay for their set you guys were so good. i hope you guys play here again, and i know your new album is gonna kick ass. have a good one, Derik. Dez - Yeah, we'd love to come to Reno again. had a great time when we were there last, and the crowd treated us wonderful. See you soon.
18 - I really really want to ask dez how come no bands ever play Baltimore. I'm from baltimore and there are never any bands to play baltimore...could you guys possible play baltimore MD???????????? Number 1 Chamber Fan, Dez D
Dez - We've played Baltimore before...we'd love to come back.
19 - Hy mates! Me as a great Coal Chamber Fan from Switzerland would like to take this opportunity of asking Dez a question. The question is very simple but quite important to me. Dez, are you coming for a tour through Europe?!? I really hope so as I know that European Fans can't wait to see Coal Chamber's fucked up show again!!! We are waiting for Coal Chamber, no matter when you come over here. But sure we would be glad if you would come soon... Lots of greetings from a huge Coal Chamber, and also a Roadrunner Records Fan (the bands are just cool) Buesikiller
Dez - Yes, we're coming. Soon if possible. While we're not there, check out some of your local black metal bands bro...cause that's all I'm listening to right now. Gothenburg is one of my favorite places.
20 - Over the past two albums a main focus in your songs for people to get out of is that you should never be ashamed of who you are no matter what the scene or moment is. After reading the interview on the RR website, Dez stated that the album is a rock and roll album and that the Lp centers around pain. My question is will this new soon to be released LP have any notions or references to self expression? Thank you so much for Viewing This Dirk G.
Dez - Finally someone who gets it. And yes, many, many references. Thanks for your time.
"We're working in a very vibey place," tells Coal Chamber vocalist Dez Fafara. Not only Appetite For Destruction (Guns N Roses), but Girls, Girls, Girls (Motley Crue) and Core (Stone Temple Pilots) were all recorded where Dez is currently sitting - Rumbo Studios in Cali. His description of the studio includes the vision of a million lights twinkling, and hundreds of candles and lava lamps everywhere. "It's crazy, it's cool, I wish you could see it," Dez tells. His enthusiasm boils over to producer Ross Hogarth, "I've never worked with a producer like Ross Hogarth...someone who knows exactly what he wants, and gets it every time...and won't accept anything less than 130%."
So, how are things going over at Rumbo now that the Dark Days recording is nearing completion? The following is a message from Dez, as spoken from the studio between takes on July 10, 2001:
"We're making a rock n roll album. We've got 14 songs done - just adding guitar overdubs and vocals right now. Started vocals 3 days ago, and it's moving along at an intense pace. The songs are energetic, the whole album has a live feel. Lyrically it covers all the emotions that I've gone through in the last 2 years - which are pain, pain, and pain. I usually come in at 10:30 am, and after a couple cups of tea, start drinking wine about 11:30. Usually hit the mike around noon, work until 9:00 pm, then Meegs comes in for overdubs until 1:00 am. I prefer the afternoon hours for vocals because my energy is high, and weed and wine affect me strangely in the afternoon. Look forward to no less than 12 classic Coal Chamber tunes. With the help of our label and our new management, we look forward to a fall slaughter of all the crap that you've been fed the past year. Know that the band is working extremely hard on this critical record, and all the rumors about us are true - We're a true rock 'n' roll band. It was good to have the last 8 months of downtime to really realize who the fuck we are and what the fuck we are - and we'll follow through with that thought on Dark Days.
-Dez Fafara 07/11/2001
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Editors note: Dave Shampine retired this month after four decades at the Times. He hopes to contribute occasional Times Gone By columns in the future.
Some 100 Italian families most of them living in the flats off Arsenal Street, few of them speaking English wanted a pastor who shared their native tongue.
Ogdensburg Bishop Henry Gabriels had just the man.
A priest, recently turned 33 years old, was in for some disappointments when he arrived in Watertown in October 1913. The Rev. Claude Sechi, a native of Italy, had come to take up the bishops assignment.
The priest, who a year earlier had arrived in America, expected to find an established church, but what awaited him was an old wood-frame house that had been converted to a chapel St. Anthonys Chapel on Arsenal Street, named for a doctor of the Catholic Church who died in 1231 in Padua, Italy. There was no place for the priest to live, and his parish flock was a poor lot, hardly able to build a church, never mind support their priest.
Those humble beginnings are remembered this year as the seventh pastor, the Rev. Donald A. Robinson, and people of St. Anthonys Church look back to Father Sechis arrival and celebrate their parishs 100th anniversary.
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Claude Sechi, born Sept. 11, 1880, in Sassarri on the island of Sardinia, was ordained Dec. 7, 1904, in his hometown church. The vocation was not really of his choosing, he revealed years later to Peter Cook, one of his altar boys at St. Anthonys.
He said he wanted to be a music teacher, Mr. Cook is quoted as saying in the Frank P. Augustine book La Bella America.
He loved music, but his parents got him to be, you know, religion.
He thought of coming to the United States after he was introduced to a priest from Benson Mines, the Rev. Onesime A. Boyer, who was in Rome doing archaeological studies. The visitor, of French Canadian background, was introduced to Father Sechi after asking at the University of Rome for instruction in the Italian language. Their four months of working together nurtured a friendship which continued after Father Boyer returned to Benson Mines.
During the summer of 1912, at Father Boyers urging, Father Sechi came to America accompanied by his sister, artist Francesca Pasella, and her husband, Flavio. They settled in New York City, where Mr. Pasella became a newspaperman and Father Sechi served in a city parish.
About midway into 1913, Bishop Gabriels, responding to a referral from Father Boyer, invited Father Sechi to come north. The priest agreed and made Benson Mines his first-month stay to visit his friend.
Eyes brimming with tears, he told (Peter Cook) how he cried upon seeing what was at Benson Mines, Mr. Augustine wrote. He said there was one Italian family there. That was probably the biggest shock in his life.
The family was that of Cataldo Morgia, a Watertown man working in a paper mill. Mr. Morgias family, Father Sechis first friends from the homeland, would eventually return to Watertown to become restaurateurs.
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St. Anthonys actually traces its origin to 1903, when the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart purchased the house that would serve as a chapel. With that start, the missionaries set out to organize a parish for the Italian settlement. And it was that house that chapel that Father Sechi laid eyes upon when he arrived.
He had expected to find a church already built.
With his Watertown assignment, the newcomer priest with a limited English vocabulary was welcomed as a guest in the rectory of St. Patricks Churchs pastor, the Rev. Peter J. Devlin. The arrangement lasted perhaps a month, according to notes taken in a February 1945 interview by a Times reporter with Father Sechi.
The late Monsignor Anthony A. Milia, eventual St. Anthonys pastor, told Mr. Augustine that other priests in the area were good to the Italian priest, but Im sure that it was not as comfortable a relationship. It wasnt a warm relationship. He soon moved out of there.
Old Watertown city directories indicate that Father Sechi boarded at 203 N. Massey St. for a couple years, then at 103 N. Orchard St. from about 1917 to 1927, and at 312 Prospect St. up to Dec. 12, 1937, when finally he had his own parish house on church property.
One of his contemporaries, Julia Fearon, said in 1945 that when Father Sechi first read the gospels in English he had difficulty making them clear.
His landlady on North Massey Street, Julias aunt, Catherine McClair, helped him learn English. He had great difficulty in understanding some words, she told an interviewer, so he would bring to the house a group of words carefully written out and have Mrs. McClair explain them to him.
The priest relied on his first love music for financial survival. In his Orchard Street apartment, he began teaching music and fundamentals of the Italian language to Italian children. This continued for seven years, with lessons in piano and violin. But his skills went beyond that. Father Sechi also could play the organ, accordion, guitar and mandolin. He also did some composing.
In his free time, he visited parish members in their homes, bringing his violin and guitar so that he could accompany his hosts while they sang.
From his best students, he formed a 10-boy orchestra. Patsey N. Brindisi, the 1945 notes said, was Father Sechis first pupil at age 10. He became a popular musician and teacher in Watertown and was leader of orchestras in the citys Avon and Olympic theaters.
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With six years into his pastorate, Father Sechi was finding it impossible to find couples who were willing to have their weddings performed in the old house still being used as the chapel. It got to the point where he had to beg somebody to accept a chapel wedding.
Nobody liked to get married in there because they didnt think it was fancy enough, Jennie Surace Benedetto told Mr. Augustine. As plans began for her marriage to Dominick Benedetto, the priest asked her, Will you do me a favor? Let me marry you in our church. Your sister didnt let us. Your sister didnt want to get married down here. Will you? All I got to do is break the ice. She acquiesced, and he was granted his wish on Nov. 2, 1919.
Finally in 1920, Father Sechi and the two charter parish lay trustees, Antonnio Galluccio and Cruciano Digatti (anglicized to Charles Digate), made the move that the priest and his people had longed for. They were going to build a church.
Both trustees, respectively 39 and 50 at the time, were natives of Italy and were independent grocers. Mr. Galluccios store was on Breen Avenue; Mr. Digatti did business at 949 Arsenal St. The two men in 1916 had founded the parishs Mount Carmel Society, which played a large role in making the desired church a reality.
Work began in 1920 for what was to become a long-term project, with the old house being moved by a team of volunteers from the front lot to a back section. The volunteers dug out an area for the new churchs cellar and foundation, which was completed in the spring of 1921. And then, the work stopped due to a lack of funds. The basement was covered with a temporary roof, and for the next nine years, that partial structure was the place of worship for the Italian congregation.
Not until at least $30,000 had been raised would the bishop of Ogdensburg allow construction to resume. To meet that challenge, a drive was conducted in which parish members purchased bricks for the structure.
That accomplished, work resumed on April 5, 1930. A $35,000 mortgage was obtained four months later, covering the balance of the total cost of $75,000.
Over the next six to seven months, the old house that had served as St. Anthonys Chapel was again filling that role.
Come September 1930, the anticipated completion of the new church seemed a distance off. The work was coming along, but funds were running out. Cosimo Renzi, a 46-year-old founder of Renzi Brothers wholesale grocery company, was compelled to speak out in his position as chairman of the building and financial drive committees.
To the people who were failing to keep up on their pledges for the construction, he appealed, The quicker we receive the money, the sooner the church will be completed.
His words apparently served well. Some of the colors of autumn may still have been in place when St. Anthonys Church was completed.
At the conclusion of a dedication ceremony on Dec. 14, 1930, Bishop Joseph H. Conroy said in Italian, In the span of my life, and I am in my 73rd year, I have seen four churches built in Watertown and I am proud of St. Anthonys Church by reason of the fact that it stands on the street of my birth and that it is located near St. Patricks School, which covers the very spot where I was born.
Mr. Renzi, speaking later at a banquet, praised Father Sechi for the accomplishment, noting the pastor has been here for years and has been criticized many times by people who thought he could not build a church.
Cheers of Viva greeted Father Sechi, who responded, I want to thank all my dear people and the people outside the parish. They worked hard, hand in hand.
Adornments in the new church eventually included a personal touch from the pastors sister. Francesca Pasella late in 1943 completed about five months of work, leaving her oil painting of St. Anthony holding the infant Jesus covering the lofty cupola over the sanctuary. She had a year earlier painted in the building murals of St. Blase, St. Mary of Madgalene and St. Veronica, St. Anna, the Mother of Sorrow, St. Charles Borromeo, medallions of the 12 apostles and other displays.
To help pay up the building debt, Father Sechi declined his salary. The mortgage was not satisfied until 1948.
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The people of St. Anthonys had their new church, but their pastor was still a renter, a tenant. The nation and world were in the midst of the Great Depression. With a debt hanging over their heads to pay for their church, parishioners could not afford to spend the $12,000 deemed necessary to build a new rectory. So Father Sechi patiently waited seven more years before he could say he had a home.
It was not a structure built from scratch, however. A Sears & Roebuck prefabricated house, erected in 1918 on church property at 850 Arsenal St., was purchased in 1937 from Rose A. Gaffney, to serve as the parish rectory for the decades that lay ahead. It has since been razed.
There were other developments in 1937. Bishop Conroy presented the 57-year-old pastor a birthday gift in September: an assistant pastor. The Rev. James T. Lyng was the first assistant pastor in Father Sechis 24 years at St. Anthonys. Also arriving that September were four nuns of the Religious Sisters Filippini, assigned to St. Anthonys to do social service work and provide religious education to parish children. The old chapel was remodeled and redecorated to be the nuns convent.
Bishop Conroy told the press he reached out to the diocese of Newark, N.J., to acquire the sisters services, to lighten considerably the burden of the priest. While a parish priest is capable only of ministering to 1,000 souls, the bishop said, in St. Anthonys parish there are 3,000 souls.
A special honor was bestowed upon Father Sechi in 1937. He was appointed papal chamberlain by Pope Pius XI the first priest to be so honored in the history of the Ogdensburg diocese. After being invested by Bishop Conroy on Dec. 12, 1937, he was to be addressed as Monsignor Sechi.
Eleven years later, at Christmas Eve Mass, the monsignor had a special announcement for his people: The final payment had been made on the church construction debt. He followed with a letter from Ogdensburg Bishop Bryan J. McEntegart.
I hasten to send you my sincere congratulations, the bishop wrote. It is always cheering when I know that another church is free of debt. In your case, it is doubly so for I am very mindful of the struggle which you have had.
With that accomplishment, the pastor made the case for his next goal his long-cherished ambition of having a parish school. It was an ambition that he would see fulfilled, but not during his tenure as pastor. Monsignor Sechi retired in June 1954, concluding a stay of just shy of 41 years with the people of St. Anthonys. The school opened in 1959.
Early on Sept. 2, 1966, Monsignor Sechi died at age 85 in a hospital in the Bronx.
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Father Sechi, who became a naturalized citizen on June 25, 1921, made his only return to Italy in the fall of 1936. The Times reported that he was disappointed that his relatives and old friends did not recognize him.
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Another of Francesca Pasellas donations to St. Anthonys Church was a painting of the Pieta. At an unknown time it was moved and tucked away into storage. The painting was discovered in 2001 and now hangs in the church. Mrs. Pasella was 91 when she died in June 1980 in the Bronx.
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The society that developed the parishs annual celebration of the Mount Carmel Feast was founded Jan. 1, 1916, to foster the Catholic Faith of almost 800 families of Watertown and to build an appropriate Catholic church for their people, according to a historical sketch.
The group conducted a subscription drive to raise funds for the church construction. Its first president was Loreto Fioretto, then a 55-year-old owner of a gardening business on Breen Avenue.
Mount Carmel has nothing to do with Italy. A coastal mountain range in northern Israel, off the Mediterranean Sea, it was there that the Carmelite religious order was founded in the 12th century. The order dedicated its monastery to the Blessed Virgin Mary.
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The Rev. Onesime A. Boyer was born in Acton, Quebec, in 1874. His family moved when he was young to Rhode Island. He spent four months in Europe as interpreter for the director of the Apostolic Mission House of Washington, and authored She Wears a Crown of Thorns, a biography of Mary Rose Ferron, also a native of Quebec, a mystic and stigmatic. Father Boyer died Aug. 19, 1959, at age 84.
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Developments over the past 55 years:
1958 Filippini nuns move into their new convent, and the original chapel is razed.
1959 New school is dedicated.
1973 Parish hall beneath the church is dedicated as Monsignor Sechi Hall.
1978 New parish house is completed and dedicated.
1979 Mount Carmel pavilion is completed.
1986 St. Anthony Apartments is built on land sold by the parish.
1995 St. Anthonys bids farewell to the Filippini nuns, due to their declining vocations.
2003 Church restoration is completed.
2004 St. Anthonys School is closed.
2010 Church renovation is completed.
Today Father Robinson says slightly over half of the present 550 families are of Italian descent.
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The parishs centennial celebration opened with a New Years Eve gala and continued in February with a dinner honoring married couples. Activities remaining in the year include:
March 17 Celebration of St. Josephs Table, an Italian-American feast of bread varieties, vegetables, egg dishes, pasta and desserts.
April Celebration for parish children, date to be determined.
May Publication of parish pictorial family album.
June 13 Celebration of the feast of St. Anthony.
June 28 to 30 Mount Carmel Feast.
June 30 Unveiling and blessing of new rose window at church front by Bishop Terry R. LaValley.
July Publication of St. Anthonys cookbook.
August Parish picnic, date to be determined.
September Apple festival, date to be determined.
Oct. 6 Centennial Mass to be celebrated by Bishop LaValley, followed by formal dinner.
November Parish outreach to the Watertown community.
December Parish entry in Festival of Trees; publication of book summarizing the anniversary years events.
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Monsignor Sechis line of succession, pastors at St. Anthonys.
Monsignor Dennis E. Lynch, pastor 1954 to 1960. He died Jan. 5, 1979, age 74.
Monsignor Paul G. Brunet, pastor 1960 to 1964. He was with the New York National Guard, served as chaplain in the Pacific theater, was wounded in Saipan in 1944 and received the Purple Heart, Bronze Star and a Presidential Citation from Franklin D. Roosevelt. He died Aug. 24, 1991, age 80.
Father Aloysius R. Isele, pastor 1964 to 1966. He died Jan. 19, 1974, age 63.
Father Henry W. McFadden, pastor 1966 to 1971. He became an Army chaplain in 1942, served in North Africa and Europe, and received six battle stars with cluster for heroism. He died Jan. 3, 1978, age 66.
Monsignor Anthony A. Milia, pastor 1971 to 2001. He died Aug. 10, 2010, age 84.
Father Donald A. Robinson, pastor 2001 through present, and since Sept. 30, 2009, additionally pastor of St. Patricks Church when the two parishes were merged.
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In an effort to drum up anticipation for its summer blockbuster "Green Lantern," Warner Brothers recently launched a special Microsoft-Tag based promotion at one of Mexico's largest IT conferences. The mobile phone-based promotion, called Green Tag Quest, was done in conjunction with Telefonica, one of Mexico's biggest telecommunications companies, which was also looking to promote its Movistar mobile phone platform and an accompanying rewards program, Club Movistar.
In order to win prizes ranging from Green Lantern-themed clothing to Xboxes, attendees at Campus Party, Mexico's largest annual gathering of IT professionals, were sent on a hunt for 40 special Tags hidden around the convention bearing the Green Lantern character. With each Tag scan, they had the chance to win a coupon later redeemable for one of the prizes.
Whether the participants are IT professionals, comic book enthusiasts or hair care professionals, Tag is a great way to generate excitement at a conference. A Tag game or scavenger hunt can create a more social environment for users both on and offline.
By the time the one-week Campus Party event concluded, about 2,000 of the 7,000 attendees had participated in the Quest, with participants scanning an average of three to five Tags each.
"Firstly Telefonica wanted to know how many of that 7,000 attendees actually use their telephone system," says Daniel Novelo, CEO of Extend Solutions, the IT company that built the engine behind and designed the Tag-based promotion. Of the 2,000 participants, it turned out only about 30 percent were Telefonica subscribers, a valuable piece of information for the phone company.
Also, by using the Windows Azure platform to design the Tag-based Quest, Extend Solutions was able to take advantage of an impressive amount of customization for the promotion. "The best prizes were intended to be delivered only to Telefonica users so we coded that in the Windows Azure application," Novelo says. "And we coded it so that special prizes from Warner Brothers would be delivered during a special preview of the 'Green Lantern' movie."
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During this national park tour, you'll discover the spirit of the West—epic, wild, and rugged, which is at the heart of the American experience. And the national park is a uniquely American concept—begun with Yellowstone, the model for the protection of our national heritage. Discover five national parks—Yellowstone, the Black Hills of South Dakota, Grand Teton, the Grand Canyon, and Zion National Park—as you traverse six Western states. Explore the natural and man-made marvels of the American West, from the rugged faces on Mount Rushmore to red desert rocks and lush green canyons. Join us on this National Parks tour and witness some of the most magnificent, majestic settings on Earth—and enjoy the exceptional value Grand Circle offers.
hiddenDay 1Depart Home City • Arrive Rapid City, South Dakota
Your arrival time in Rapid City will depend on your departure city. When you arrive, you can settle into your hotel and spend the rest of the day at your leisure. Or begin your stay earlier with our optional pre-trip extension in the Dakota Badlands.
hiddenDay 2Rapid City • Crazy Horse Monument • Mount Rushmore
This morning, enjoy breakfast at your hotel, followed by an orientation briefing about your tour. After breakfast, take a sightseeing tour of Rapid City on your way to visit Crazy Horse Memorial—visit the Crazy Horse Memorial, the world's largest sculpture, now being constructed just 17 miles southwest of Mount Rushmore. Begun in 1948 by noted sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski at the request of Native Americans, the Memorial includes the Indian Museum of North America, the Native American Cultural Center, the sculptor's studio, and a 40,000-square-foot Orientation Center. The dramatic sculpture of the legendary chief astride his horse fulfills the wish of Lakota Chief Standing Bear spoken at the dedication of the statue in 1948: "My fellow chiefs and I would like the white man to know that the red man has great heroes, too." Here, you'll have an opportunity to marvel at the massive statue, and also visit the studio where Ziolkowski worked without pay until his death in 1982.
Continue on to Mount Rushmore. Certainly you've seen photographs and films (remember Hitchcock's North by Northwest?) of this famous monument—with the heads of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, and Theodore Roosevelt—sculpted out of the solid granite mountain face to commemorate 150 years of American history. But nothing can compare with viewing it firsthand.
Enjoy an independent lunch on site, and then head back into the Black Hills. You'll spend the late afternoon at leisure in downtown Rapid City. You may visit the Prairie's Edge and admire its Native American arts and crafts.
This evening, share a Welcome Dinner with your fellow travelers at your hotel.
hiddenDay 3Rapid City • Devil's Tower • Transfer to Sheridan, Wyoming
After breakfast, you'll depart Rapid City and travel through the South Dakota and Wyoming Black Hills.
Continue on to an included tour at Devil's Tower. Established in 1906, this is our nation's first National Monument. The tower stands 1,267 feet above the Belle Fourche River—an almost vertical natural monolith; it's the remnant of an ancient volcano. Known by some northern plains tribes as Mato Tipi (Bear's Lodge), it is still a sacred site of worship for many Native Americans. You'll recognize the massive rock as the landing site of the alien spacecraft in the popular film Close Encounters of the Third Kind. From there, continue to Sheridan, where dinner is on your own this evening.
hiddenDay 4Sheridan • Transfer to Cody • Buffalo Bill Center of the West
This morning, you travel to Cody. Along the way, majestic scenery—ranging from high plains trails to badlands and canyons with magnificent gorges—greets you as you travel through such romantic regions as the Bighorn Mountains and Shell Falls.
Stop for a unique learning experience at Dirty Annie's Country Store, a local landmark where you'll enjoy lunch on your own, and then regroup to learn about the area's fossils. You might even have the opportunity to look for some yourself.
Cody was founded by Buffalo Bill Cody in 1896, and is home to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. Widely regarded as one of America's finest Western museums, the center advances knowledge about the American West through acquiring, exhibiting, and interpreting collections of artifacts and preserving their physical and contextual integrity. It features five internationally acclaimed museums under one roof—the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, the Buffalo Bill Museum, the Plains Indian Museum, the Cody Firearms Museum, and the Draper Museum of Natural History. Your visit here is an excellent opportunity to acclimate yourself to the history and culture of the lands you'll be visiting over the next few days.
The rest of your evening is at leisure. Dinner is on your own tonight.
hiddenDay 5Cody • West Yellowstone, Montana
Today after breakfast, depart Cody for a scenic drive to West Yellowstone, Montana. This relaxed small town serves as a perfect gateway to Yellowstone National Park. During this all-day transfer, you'll stop en route at Mammoth Hot Springs to enjoy a picnic lunch on your own.
Early this evening, stroll the town of West Yellowstone and enjoy dinner on your own in a local restaurant
hiddenDay 6West Yellowstone • Yellowstone National Park
Spend the day in the first of America's national parks, set aside originally to preserve its remarkable geothermal formations—there are more geysers and hot springs here than in the rest of the world combined. The thundering falls of the great Yellowstone River have carved out a magnificent canyon.
Take in the natural phenomena of shooting geysers, and keep your eyes open for bighorn sheep, elk, coyote, grizzly, black bear, and other wildlife, as you spend your day in this park that remains 99% undeveloped—a true wilderness. You also stop at Firehole Falls, Midway Geyser Basin, and the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. You'll also visit Old Faithful, the famed geyser that has been spouting an average of once every hour for 100 years. During the Washburn-Langford-Doane Expedition in 1870, this famous geyser was officially given its name—the first in the park to don its own name. You'll rest here with time to explore on your own, and to enjoy lunch and views of this natural wonder.
Spend your evening relaxing at your hotel. Dinner is on your own.
hiddenDay 7West Yellowstone • Grand Teton National Park • Jackson Hole, Wyoming
This morning, depart for your tour of Grand Teton National Park, which is sure to offer awe-inspiring photographic opportunities. Stop and take in the scenery at such favorite spots as Jackson Lake, Mountainview, and Jenny Lake. Lunch is on your own during your time in the park. You'll also stop at the Chapel on the Transfiguration, a small 1925 log cabin with a commanding view of the mountains—the petite interior invokes the grandeur of the landscape with a picture window behind the altar.
Long before the pioneers came west, the rock formations of the Grand Tetons presided over a traditional summer home for the Native Americans. When the early "mountain men" ventured out this way, the area became a destination for hunters and fur-trappers. The first permanent settlers arrived in 1881, establishing Jackson Hole as a cattle-ranching center.
The skiing industry took off here in the 1930s and Jackson Hole remains a winter sports mecca to this day. In the summer, this year-round resort offers hiking, river rafting, camping, and other outdoor activities. After touring the Tetons, you'll have a chance to walk about the Jackson Town Square.
Tonight is at leisure and dinner is on your own. Your Program Director can offer restaurant suggestions.
hiddenDay 8Jackson Hole
Explore Jackson Hole at your own pace today. One of the world's most splendid locations, the town of Jackson in Jackson Hole offers eclectic shops, restaurants, and cafes, as well as more than 40 galleries and museums.
Perhaps you'll visit the National Musueum of Wildlife Art, with a permanent collection featuring paintings and sculptures by more than 100 artists, ranging from early American tribes through modern-day artists.
hiddenDay 9Jackson Hole • Salt Lake City, Utah city tour
After breakfast, begin your transfer from Jackson Hole to Salt Lake City, site of the 2002 Winter Olympics. En route, you'll stop for lunch on your own. Then, you'll continue on through open valleys and mountain passes on your way to Utah's state capital.
This afternoon, arrive in Salt Lake City and embark on a walking tour of Temple Square. Temple Square contains a monument to Brigham Young and the "Three Witnesses Monument," honoring the three men who testified that an angel showed them the golden plates from which the Book of Mormon was translated. You'll marvel at the awesome Tabernacle, dedicated in 1893, and famous for its amazing acoustics and Mormon Tabernacle Choir. The massive Temple with its six spires dominates the square.
Tonight, enjoy an included dinner at a local restaurant.
hiddenDay 10Salt Lake City • Bryce Canyon National Park
You'll depart Salt Lake City this morning. En route to Bryce Canyon, you'll stop at the legendary "Big Rock Candy Mountain," which got its name from the Harry McClintock song—the colors of the hills reminded locals of the lyrics, and what began as a joke has stuck throughout the years. Enjoy lunch on your own during a stop en route to the park. Bryce Canyon National Park is a collection of natural amphitheaters carved out of pink limestone and sandstone. Here, the force of rivers, rain, frost, and erosion has sculpted a myriad of whimsical rock formations called hoodoos. They are shaped in colorful spires, bridges, and arches that resemble a fairyland. Truly, it's a photographer's paradise.
The Park itself contains majestic ponderosa pines and deep evergreen forests. It is named for a Mormon farmer, Ebenezer Bryce, who was one of the first settlers in the area. You will find it a spectacular place, and the high elevation of the Park gives it some of the best air quality in the country.
Tonight, you'll join your group for an included dinner at Ebenezer's Barn, along with a cowboy show.
hiddenDay 11Bryce Canyon • Zion National Park
After breakfast, depart for Zion National Park. This park encompasses the crossroads of the Mojave Desert, Colorado Plateau, and Great Basin. You'll see where red desert rocks mingle with crystal rivers, aspen forest, and lush green canyons at this truly unique intersection of life zones. You'll want to pay close attention not just to the landscape, but also the sky—Zion is home to golden eagles, peregrine falcons, and the rare endangered California condor.
Natural hanging gardens and scenic views of Zion's most prominent mountain, the Great White Throne, line the path to Weeping Rock, where water seeps down from the cliff and forms a veil of "tears" spanning the rock alcove. Weeping Rock is the most popular of Zion's 14 trails, but the park is a destination for adventure seekers who come to rock-climb and hike The Narrows, an intense river trail that zigzags through glistening canyon walls.
You'll dine with your group back at the hotel in the evening.
hiddenDay 12Bryce Canyon • Grand Canyon • Page, Arizona
Get ready for a spectacular ride along the Kaibab Plateau and National Forest to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Less commercialized than the South Rim, the North Rim is wilder and more pristine.
Upon arrival, you'll sit down to an included lunch in the Grand Canyon Lodge dining room—where incredible views from its floor-to-ceiling windows are always on the menu.
After lunch, you'll explore the North Rim. After spending time at this most marvelous of our country's natural wonders, ride to Page, Arizona and the Glen Canyon Recreation Area, crossing the Colorado River en route. The canyons, deserts, and spectacular cliffs that you pass on the huge Navajo Reservation are sure to be another highlight of your trip.
This evening, enjoy dinner on your own.
hiddenDay 13Page • Lake Powell Cruise • Optional Antelope Slot Canyon Experience
This morning, travel to Lake Powell for an Antelope Canyon boat cruise. Formed in 1963 with the construction of the Glen Canyon Dam, Lake Powell is 187 miles long, with almost 100 major side canyons, and a shoreline of more than 1,900 miles. Your boat cruise takes you through lovely scenery featuring dramatic rock formations soaring out of the water.
You will have time for lunch at the Lake Powell Resort and a walk around the area. Then enjoy time to relax at the hotel.
Or, view Antelope Canyon from another stunning vantage point—on land, in a nimble yet safe and comfortable vehicle. Ride to the canyon, where you will enjoy an easy walk through the canyon to see its awesome, natural sculptures of stone.
This evening, enjoy an included dinner and insightful exclusive Discovery Series discussion led by a local expert on the region's Navajo culture.
Please note: The Antelope Slot Canyon Experience optional tour is not available on Sundays.
hiddenDay 14Page • Monument Valley • Durango, Colorado
After breakfast, you'll venture deep into Navajo country to the grandeur of Monument Valley. This rugged terrain may remind you of classic Western films. John Ford first used Monument Valley in his 1938 film Stagecoach starring John Wayne, and it appeared in several of his subsequent films. The stunning weathered sandstone buttes and windswept towers co-starred with "the Duke" again in Ford's 1956 film, The Searchers. Experiencing it firsthand will give you a humbling picture of how vast and timeless this beautiful area is.
After an included lunch in Monument Valley, travel on to Durango, Colorado.
Tonight, you can ask your Program Director for restaurant suggestions in town.
hiddenDay 15Durango • Optional Mesa Verde National Park tour • James Ranch
Today, you're free to do as you please. Durango was founded as a rail hub to service local mines and smelters. Many of the original pioneer buildings are still in use, and today you might visit the historic districts of Third or Main Avenue for insight into that period of American history. Durango was featured in the classic Western film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
Or, join an optional excursion to explore the ancient cliff dwellings of Mesa Verde National Park, the first archaeological park established in our National Parks System and designated a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1978. Mesa Verde, Spanish for "Green Table," offers an unparalleled opportunity to see and experience a unique cultural landscape through the best-preserved archaeological site in the United States. More than 1,000 years ago, these cliffs were occupied by a group of people who built complex stone villages sheltered in recesses and alcoves high along the sheer cliff walls. The area remained occupied for about 700 years. Native tribes have long known of this site—as many as 24 Native American tribes can trace their ancestry to the cliff-dwellers—but the area was brought to worldwide attention when Europeans first beheld them in the 1800s.
This evening, enjoy a trip to James Ranch, an organic family-run farm and ranch in beautiful Animas River Valley. One of the owners will teach about the farm's history, and you will have the chance to explore the grounds before enjoying a family-style dinner made with ingredients from the farm.
hiddenDay 16Durango • Durango & Silverton Narrow-Gauge Railroad ride • Grand Junction
Today, you travel through some of Colorado's untouched terrain aboard the coal-fired Narrow Gauge Railroad, which connects the two Victorian towns of Durango and Silverton. Rolling on the rails through 45 miles of beautiful landscape in turn-of-the-century passenger cars, you'll get a real feel for travel as it was in the 19th century. Arrive in Silverton late morning.
Continue your journey to Grand Junction after an included lunch in Silverton and a visit to a local chocolate factory.
Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant tonight.
hiddenDay 17Grand Junction • Denver
After breakfast, depart on your northward journey to the Denver metropolitan area, traveling through some of the most beautiful mountain scenery of the Rockies. Stop in the international resort town of Vail for lunch on your own, and arrive at your hotel in the afternoon.
This evening, revisit the highlights of your trip over a Farewell Dinner with your fellow travelers.
hiddenDay 18Denver • Return to home city
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Midshipmen from the U.S. Naval Academy and the National Sailing Hall of Fame (NSHOF) came together to host the 2nd annual Wounded Warrior Sailing Regatta (WWSR) Sept. 14 at the Annapolis, Md., National Sailing Hall of Fame Docks.
This event involved wounded warriors from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and throughout the region and brought them to the Chesapeake Bay for a day of sailing and racing.
The event started off with a performance by the U.S. Naval Academy band. The service members were greeted by Vice Adm. Phil Cullom before they boarded one of the Freedom 20's or USNA Colgate 26's sail boats for the race. The event ended with lunch and an awards ceremony.
"This involves their entire family if they wish," said Paul Bollinger, volunteer with the Sailing Hall of Fame's Wounded Warriors Sailing Squadron. "It gets them in an environment few have experienced before."
Bollinger was the creator of the 2012 Wounded Warrior Sailing Regatta and had a continued leadership role with the support of NSHOF, Chesapeake Region Accessible Boats, and the USNA sailing team to help make this year's event happen.
"It is important to get these wounded warriors out of the hospital environment and into the fresh air," said Bollinger. "They were able to go into the Chesapeake Bay to have fun with family and friends while actually sailing a boat versus sitting inside."
The Wounded Warrior Sailing Regatta was a way to give some of the wounded soldiers a chance to do something they hadn't done before.
"I absolutely loved it," said Army Sgt. Cassandra Pusateri, who was wounded while on a mission in Nanghar Province, Afghanistan. "I was in control of the jib, which controls the speed of the sail boat, and on top of that the boat was handicap capable, which for me is definitely needed."
"I didn't want to go at first, but I am glad I did," said Pusateri. "I would tell other wounded warriors that when you see an event that you have the ability to attend, have an open mind, and just do it."
Bollinger said the event could not have been successful without the help of volunteers.
"It was nice to help out and get a chance to work with some of these serves members," said Midshipman 3rd Class Alex Mcintosh. "It was a great opportunity to work with the wounded warriors, and I look forward to next year's event."
Bollinger added that the sailing regatta has started to grow in visibility and support within the wounded warrior community.
"They really didn't want to leave Annapolis and the new friends they made," said Bollinger. "We know they will go back to Walter Reed and tell their fellow wounded warriors what a great time they had."
Bollinger is trying to build a sailing program for the wounded warriors across the country with the help of the Department of Veterans Affairs and the NSHOF member yacht club.
This program not only gets the wounded warriors out for the day but it helps them stay positive through some difficult times, said Pusateri.
"Don't ever give up," added Pusateri. "If you hit a bump in the road stay positive and constantly remind yourself that you can do whatever you put your mind to."


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