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A 100-Year Comparison of Marylands Forest Products Industry
Daniel Rider, Associate Director, Forest Products & Utilization
A full century of forestry in Maryland. By some measures, this is a long time -- by some other measures, its hardly a wink in time. Since folks involved with forest management are accustomed to thinking in terms of a forest life-cycle, the thought of a hundred-year period can pass through the minds eye with little notice until you stop and think about what has occurred in these particular past hundred years: we have moved from horses to automobiles; cell phones replace the telegraph; schoolchildren use laptops and satellite links instead of chalkboards; people have left footprints in moon dust; and today horses are pets and oxen are curiosities. Thinking of these changes makes you wonder about what advancements have occurred in Marylands forest industry.
Reflecting on our forest history holds more value than just an interesting reminiscence of days gone by understanding our past reveals to us how market and social forces shaped our forests of today and hints at what we should possibly expect from the future. Examining our forest history also affords us a benchmark from which we can compare our gains and advancements (or losses) during a hundred-year effort of utilization, management, and improvement.
Not surprisingly, many dramatic changes occurred in forest utilization during the last century. What is surprising, however, is what has remained the same. A quick examination of these changes and constants should prove enlightening.
Maryland wood-based manufacturers used over 345 million board feet of wood in 1916 (which does not include lumber, piling, ties, etc.), with a mere 17% of this wood volume produced from Marylands forests. Manufacturers used 54 species of wood, drawing from 34 states and 13 foreign countries. Nearly half (49%) of all wood consumed in Maryland was used by the box and crate industry. Planing mills, silo manufacturers and cooperages, ship building, railcar manufacture, furniture, caskets, luggage, baskets, toys, musical instruments and cigar box industries rounded out the bulk of the industry. Baltimore was by far and away the leading center of wood manufacturing with 164 plants employing over 8,000 persons. The other focal points for wood industry included Hagerstown (due to the exceptional railroad infrastructure) and Salisbury (having the advantage of combined access to rail and water transportation and proximity to great stands of timber). In short, Maryland at the time was known as an industrial State and forest products manufacture led the way. Wood manufacture was immensely important to the welfare of Maryland, which is why the public greatly supported programs aiming to increase the productivity of forestlands.
Its not too surprising to learn that in 1914 the 2.2 million acres of Marylands forest supported 3.8 billion board feet of timber, which in turn fed a highly respected and valued industry of 800 sawmills, and 300+ wood-based manufacturers and ancillary businesses. Significant even by todays standards, 16,790 people relied on forest products for their wage, making it the second-largest single industry in the State. Loggers produced 229 million board feet of logs, with hardwoods comprising 129 million board feet and pine accounting for the other 100 million board feet. Lumber products only accounted for 40% of the annual timber harvest, with the majority of the harvest (60%) processed into pulpwood, railroad ties, piling, cordwood (i.e., fuel wood), tanbark, staves, shingles, lath, and charcoal.
In total, Marylands primary forest industry harvested over 49 million cubic feet of wood each year. The trouble was that this harvest amounted to a very large over-cut of the growing stock: with less than 10% of the forests suitably stocked with sawtimber and annual growth only providing 70% of the harvest, it was obvious that our forests were being depleted rapidly. In characteristic fashion, Marylands first State Forester Mr. Fred Besley reacted to this dilemma with optimism and purpose -- rather than condemn the industry for over-consumption, he rightfully observed that the industry was much too important to allow its diminishment, and thus the solution was simply to grow more wood in our existing forests. In fact, he confidently stated that there is little doubt that in a comparatively few years time the production of Marylands forests might be raised 100 percent.
Today, we can see the results of these efforts. Roughly equal acreage of forest (2.5 million acres) harbors over 16 billion board feet of timber (a four-fold increase). The rate of growth annually has almost tripled during the last century. Harvested volumes remain relatively constant at approximately 200 million board feet yearly, and yet annual growth exceeds removals by at least 25%.
Manufacturing still remains a vital component to Marylands welfare, with our wood industries major players in the manufacturing sector. State-wide, wood industries employ in excess of 14,000 persons in 928 plants, which is 9% of all manufacturing jobs. Secondary wood manufacturing today is still centered chiefly in the Baltimore region with Allegany and Caroline Counties now the runner-ups. Maryland is more self-sufficient in meeting its wood needs, with approximately 62% of its wood supply furnished from local forests. Clearly, the forest industry has demonstrated its resiliency and adaptability. Thanks to this industry, thousands of Marylanders are provided livelihoods, consumers enjoy a higher standard of living, and our environment is protected and enhanced.
Historical data collected from the following sources:
Besley, F.W. 1916. The forests of Maryland. Baltimore: Maryland State Board of Forestry. 12 p.
Besley, F.W., and J.G. Dorrance. 1919. The wood-using industries of Maryland. Baltimore: Maryland State Board of Forestry. 122 p.
Contemporary data collected from the following sources:
Frieswyk, Thomas S. 2001. Forest Statistics for Maryland: 1986 and 1999. Resour. Bull. NE-154. Newtown Square, PA: US Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northeastern Research Station. 164 p.
Irland, Lloyd C., A. Goetzl and R. Wieland. 2004. Forest Production, Industry and Forest Retention Assessment. MCAE Pub-2004-01. Queenstown, MD: Maryland Center for Agro-Ecology, Inc. 221 p.
Daniel R. Rider, Associate
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Albany House Hotel Dublin is situated in the ideal location for guest to enjoy all that Dublin's city centre has to offer. This is Georgian Dublin at its very best, with parks and buildings from a time gone by. Some of the attractions within walking distance include St.Stephen's Green Park, Grafton Street, Gaiety Theatre, Trinity College, National Gallery, Heraldic Museum, National Museum of Ireland (Archeology & History and Natural History), Temple Bar, Dublin Castle, St. Patrick's Cathedral.Direction to Albany House Hotel Dublin:By Car: N1 (Drumcondra Road - Dorset Street) brings you to the city centre. From Dorset Street, turn left into Gardiner Street. At the end of Gardiner Street, drive around Custom House to cross River Liffey on Talbot Memorial Bridge. Turn right into George's Quay and Burgh Quay. Turn left into D'Olier Street, right into College Street and continue along Dame Street. Turn left at the traffic lights into South Great George's Street. At the Bleeding Horse Pub, turn left. Drive down Harcourt Street. Albany House is on the right hand side, 400m up the street.By City Bus: There is a Dublin city bus service 16A that starts at Dublin Airport and stops on Camden Street. The stop is approximately 7 minutes walk to our Guesthouse.By Aircoach: The Aircoach bus starts at Dublin Airport and stops near Trinity College. The stop is approximately 15 minutes walk to our Guesthouse.
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Creepy stories, particularly those of old forgotten places have always had an appeal to me. Here's a great episode of This American Life I've been listening to. Usually the show is divided into multiple stories. Adam Beckman's recounting of a mysterious abandoned house is so good, they've decided to devote the whole episode to it.
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Host Ira Glass explains that our show's a little different this week. It consists of one long story, lasting the entire hour, about a young boy, an abandoned house, and the mysterious family who once lived there but seemed to disappear without a trace.
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Adam Beckman tells the first part of his story, about how, back in the 1970s, he and his friends broke into an abandoned house in the small town of Freedom, New Hampshire. The home turned out to be a perfect time capsule, containing the furniture, letters and personal effects of an entire family … abandoned for decades. It seemed like the family just vanished one day, leaving salt and pepper shakers on the table, notes on the bedroom mirror, and a wallet with money still inside. Adam and his friends read the letters, saving some as clues, and never forgot. (30 minutes.)
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Thanks to all those who supported the first newly merged Carole Nash International MG and Triumph Spares Day which proved a success for fans of both manufacturers as 10,653 enthusiasts joined us at Stoneleigh Park in 2015.
The response to the dual show in the run up to its opening had been fantastic with halls one and two selling out of space early on, to the point where we had a waiting list. Adding the fourth hall and investing in the infrastrcuture of the show with more carpeted areas, a covered linkway between halls and better heating was a big hit with visitors and the 20 plus clubs in attendance.
In fact we were caught off guard at just how well the show was received in terms of the traffic, with the usual entry points used in previous years unable to cope so we are already looking at opening other entry points within Stoneleigh Park as we do for Race Retro, for the 2016 event.
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Abilene, Big Country calendar 7/5/2013
Texas Cowboy Reunion
STAMFORD — The Texas Cowboy Reunion will continue with a slack roping at 8 a.m. at the Main Arena of the Stamford Rodeo Grounds. The rodeo performance is at 8 p.m. followed by a dance at 9:30 p.m. at the Pavilion.
RISING STAR — An open-air market will be held 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. downtown.
STAMFORD — The seventh annual Eric Alvarez Home Run Derby/Alumni Game will begin at 10 a.m. at Wendeborn Field in Stamford. Proceeds will go to the Eric Alvarez Scholarship Fund. Information: 325-773-5386 or 325-669-1179.
Book sale
STAMFORD — A book sale will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Stamford Carnegie Library. Bags of books will be $5.
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RISING STAR — A night of country music Brandon Rhyder will be presented from 6 p.m. to midnight at the pavilion at Rising Star City Park. Admission is $15 with a $10 cooler charge. Admission is free for children 10 and under.
OPLIN — A dance featuring Muddy Creek will be 7:30-10:30 p.m. at the Oplin Community Center. Admission is $5. Information: www.grandoleoplin.com.
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Rotary Club of Abilene, noon, Abilene Country Club, 4039 S. Treadaway Blvd. 325-675-8555.
Overeaters Anonymous, noon, Church of the Fullness of God, 2510 S. 14th St. 325-660-4925.
Bipolar Disorder Support Group, 1 p.m., Advocates of Abilene, 333 Orange St. (use back door). 325-676-1400.
Mid-City Al-Anon, 7 p.m., First Christian Church. 325-670-4304.
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DESDEMONA — "Breakfast at the DAC" will be served from 7-10 a.m. at the Desdemona Activity Center. The suggested donation will be $7 for adults and $3 for children age 3-12.
Texas Cowboy Reunion
STAMFORD — The Texas Cowboy Reunion will continue with a calf roping at 8 a.m. at the Main Arena of the Stamford Rodeo Grounds. A fiddling contest will begin at 10 a.m. in the Roundup Hall, followed by the TCR Cowboy Symposium at 3 p.m. at the Bunkhouse. The rodeo performance is at 8 p.m. followed by a dance at 9:30 p.m. at the Pavilion.
RISING STAR — An open-air market will be held 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in downtown Rising Star.
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The Texas Satsang Society will present a free spiritual discussion from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Main Library of the Abilene Public Library, 202 Cedar St. Information: 214-929-3872, www.Eckankar-Texas.org or www.spiritualexperience.org.
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Hawthorn AFL coach Alastair Clarkson says his senior players must lead the way if the Hawks are to beat Geelong for the first time since 2008.
The Hawks will go into Friday night's MCG clash without their star forward Lance Franklin, who will miss a fourth consecutive game with a hamstring injury.
While Clarkson's men are on an eight-game winning streak, the Hawthorn coach admits the Cats have had an edge over his side in terms of on-field leadership and it's an area in which the Hawks need to lift.
Skipper and Norm Smith Medallist Luke Hodge, who has played only three games this season and made his comeback last week from a knee injury with a five-goal display, is a key element to Clarkson's plans to end Geelong's domination of the Hawks.
When Geelong came from behind to win by two points in round two against the Hawks on Easter Monday, Clarkson paid tribute to the influence of the Cats' senior players such as Norm Smith Medallist Jimmy Bartel and skipper Joel Selwood.
Hawks' defender Shaun Burgoyne admitted the Cats' senior players seem to stand up in tight situations, and it's something the Hawks haven't always been able to match.
Second-placed Hawthorn (13-4) are four places higher on the ladder than Geelong (11-6) but the Cats flexed their muscles last week as they disposed of top-eight rivals Adelaide by 27 points.
Clarkson remains in awe of the 2007-09-11 premiers.
"Many are saying and probably rightly so that it is probably the best era of a football club that has ever played the game," Clarkson told reporters on Thursday.
"When you have that type of dominance over that stretch of time, it's usually because they've been led in an outstanding fashion.
"All those guys you've mentioned, it's no surprise to us that they've been influential players in big games.
"We think we've made some ground in that regard but a big test like tomorrow night will really be how we can measure (it)."
In Franklin's absence, the Hawks have found plenty of goalkickers including Jack Gunston, Jarryd Roughead and small forward Cyril Rioli.
"This year we're wanting to test whether or not we've actually made up some ground," Clarkson said.
"The ladder positions at the current time would suggest we have but our clashes with Geelong haven't suggested that yet.
"So we need to get a scalp in that regard and hopefully that's tomorrow night, but we know it's going to be a great battle.
"We've been able to cope really well without Hodge for the bulk of the year and 'Buddy' (Franklin) over the last three or four weeks."
Clarkson says 21-year-old key defender Ryan Schoenmakers is undergoing a tough learning curve and faces another stiff test against the Cats, with in-form power forward Tom Hawkins his likely opponent.
Hawthorn have gone for height at the selection table, recalling ruck/forward David Hale from injury but not at the expense of fellow ruckman Max Bailey. Hale has been named at full-forward and replaces midfielder Shane Savage.
The Cats regain full-forward James Podsiadly, ruckman Orren Stephenson and veteran fullback Matthew Scarlett who returns from suspension.
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Kendra Wilkinson celebrates amidst meetings with divorce attorneys
Kendra Wilkinson recently treated herself to a night out with some girl pals amidst seeking divorce lawyers.
A source told People magazine that the 29-year-old beauty was indeed meeting up with attorneys post her hubby Hank Baskett's cheating scandal, and it was only a matter of time she finalized everything.
The mom-of-two first had dinner at Aventine Hollywood, and then headed for some drinks and dancing in a nearby lounge, where she even ran into Robin Thicke and rapper Too Short.
Back in July, news broke that the retired football player Baskett had cheated on the Wilkinson with a transsexual model while the former Playboy model was pregnant.
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Six Pilgrim girls' soccer players were honored last month at the all-division banquet, held at the Crowne Plaza. Heather Wolfenden earned second-team All-State honors, Kassandra Lussier, Talia D'Ambruoso, Megan Sullivan and Amanda Ruggieri took home first-team all-division awards and Cara Beneduce was presented with a sportsmanship award.
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Today, in this truncated episode of The Don Geronimo Show, we hear about Dave's experience at the Sammy Hagar book signing, and Don introduces us to Tornado Boy.
Segment 1 - March 25, 2011
Dave went to Barnes & Noble to meet Sammy Hagar and get the Red Rocker's autobiography signed. We get to hear the audio of his experience.
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Craig is going to the next Sammy Hagar book signing to save the day! Don also introduces us to Tornado Boy.
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Craig screwed up the date of the book signing, and can't go see Sammy, so loyal listeners Casey and Suzette are going. Don also calls Houston to talk about Pole Dancers For Jesus.
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Noodles will be in the studio next Monday to settle a bet with Dave, and Don reviews movies he hasn't seen.
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The current Dutch CBO guideline treatment of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Type I (CRPS-1) is very disappointing with chronification, disability and subsequent high medical costs and personal suffering. A possible better treatment is intensive function-oriented physical therapy or Pain Exposure in Physical Therapy (PEPT). However, there are no adequate studies performed that demonstrate the efficacy of PEPT and therefore PEPT is lacking in the Dutch CBO CRPS-1 guidelines. Despite a lacking scientific argumentation, the PEPT approach or Macedonian therapy, is now being adopted on a large scale among physical therapists in The Netherlands. There are two level C retrospective cohort studies demonstrating a promising and clinical relevant beneficial effect on pain and function after PEPT. In response to the growing demand for scientific argumentation among doctors and physical therapists with respect to the efficacy of PEPT, we conducted a pilot study at the UMC St Radboud Nijmegen. The results of this pilot study were very promising and therefore, we decided to design a large RCT to investigate the treatment effects and costs in CRPS patients treated with PEPT compared to CRPS patients treated with usual therapy according to the Dutch CBO guidelines.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, Type I
Procedure: PEPT
Procedure: CBO standard
Phase 2
Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Single Blind (Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Pain Exposure Physical Therapy Or Conservative Therapy for Patients With Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Type I
- Primary outcome measure is the Impairment level SumScore (ISS): pain, active range of motion and temperature, measured with VAS, McGill Pain Questionnaire, goniometry of mobility of joints and skin thermometer [ Time Frame: t=0; t= 3 months; t= 6 months; t= 9 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- DASH; FABQ; SF36; mycrofet dynamometer; RSQ; 10 meter walking test and the timed up-and-go-test; Adherence behavior; Seven Days PAR; IPAQ; PCS; PDI; PAM; Economic evaluation with diary; EuroQol 5D; adverse reactions SAE forms [ Time Frame: t=0; t=3 months; t= 6 months; t= 9 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
|Study Start Date:
|January 2009
|Study Completion Date:
|July 2012
|Primary Completion Date:
|March 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: 1
PEPT after randomization
Procedure: PEPT
Pain Exposure Physical Therapy
Experimental: 2
CBO after randomization
Procedure: CBO standard
Standard therapy as defined in CBO guideline 2006
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 80 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
Patients between 18 and 80 years of age with Complex Regional pain Syndrome (CRPS-1) of either upper or lower extremity according to Bruehl's/IASP criteria between 3 and 24 months after initial injury will be selected for the study.
Exclusion Criteria:
Patients who do not comply with the inclusion criteria especially those who have other causes that may explain a pain syndrome will be excluded (IASP criterium)
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00817128
|Radboud University Medical Center
|Nijmegen, Netherlands, 6525 GA
|Principal Investigator:
|Jan Paul Frölke, MD; PhD
|Radboud University
Additional publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
|Responsible Party:
|Jan Paul Frolke, MD PhD, Department of Surgery, Radboud University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00817128 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|170991004, ZonMw 1709901004
|Study First Received:
|January 5, 2009
|Last Updated:
|July 23, 2013
|Health Authority:
|Netherlands: The Central Committee on Research Involving Human Subjects (CCMO)
Keywords provided by Radboud University:
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Type I
Sympathetic Reflex Dystrophy
Pain Exposure Physical Therapy
Pharmacological treatment
Functional recovery
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Complex Regional Pain Syndromes
Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy
Somatoform Disorders
Autonomic Nervous System Diseases
Mental Disorders
Nervous System Diseases
Neuromuscular Diseases
Pathologic Processes
Peripheral Nervous System Diseases
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- Civil RICO Practice Manual, 3rd Ed. Austin: Wolters Kluwer Law & Business; Frederick, MD: Aspen Publishers, 2008. ISBN 978-0-7355-6782-5
- "Death's Witness", New York, NY: Astor + Blue Editions, 2012: ISBN 978-1-9382-3123-0
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Just in time for Christmas: Dustin Diamond's sex tape is for sale
by Adam Finley, posted Oct 13th 2006 2:13PM
Whether you're a Christian or, like me, belong to a secret church that worships elves, you gotta love the holiday season. This year you can make the season even brighter for someone by giving them what will probably be the most popular gift this year next to the new Play With Me For A Week Then Throw Me In The Closet And Never Think About Me Again Elmo: Dustin Diamond's four year old sex tape. Who among us hasn't wished upon a star for our own copy of Screech doing the nasty with a strange woman? I'm going to wait for the enhanced DVD version with audio commentary from Francis Ford Coppola, but if you just can't wait, porn company Red Light District, the same company that released Paris Hilton's infamous sex tape, will be releasing the video online and in stores. If I were you I'd grab my sleeping bag and grab a spot in line now.


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hey guys,I DON'T KNOW HOW LONG THIS LAST BUT AT 6PM.COM they had 43% off their icebreaker stuff and some killer deals on golite shoes...the golite deal is crazy cheap..check em out
could someone tell me if they run wide or not? i have a 2E (in NB) foot so sometimes regular widths work and sometimes not. Comments?do they run large or small? I see the sizes are 12/12.5 and 13/13.5 and i'm stuck on which to choose.
Edited by Naman919 on 02/20/2009 08:49:25 MST.
I don't know about the fit, but I do know my son burned thru both layers of sole on the trail claws on a brand new pair of Sun Dragons, on one 9 mile hike up Guadelupe Peak in Guadelupe NP. YMMV.
I'm not sure if I would even pay the shipping cost for a free pair of Golite shoes.
I have the 10/10.5 which is my normal size. I have a 4E foot and they fit perfectly with the widest insert (they have adjustable inserts). I have about 30 trail miles and a mile or so on the road on mine with no visibile signs of wear (same for my GF). This applies to the Sun Drag II which isn't in the sale. I would assume the sizing is similar across the line but I don't know about longevitiy.
Edited by simplespirit on 02/20/2009 09:09:00 MST.
thanks guys! Chris, that is exactly what i was looking for. I guess i'll hold off. They don't seem to be very durable. Oh well. Back to my NB 908's - Dana
Maybe I got a lemon, and for $20, I am really, really tempted. Must resist though, losing job. Anyway, here are my son's after 9 miles, in rocky Guadelupe National Park. YMMV.
Edited by skinewmexico on 02/20/2009 09:32:19 MST.
The original Sun Dragon did have wear issues. It seems to be fixed in the newer model though.
I have tried on several pairs at the Whole Earth in Dallas, they are just to wide for my feet. I would love to give them a try but they fit like wides in any other brand. The pairs I tried came with 2 insoles to make up for width and length fit problems. To gimicky for me.
I've put a few miles on my Sun Dragon II's, and so far, so good. Though I did a nice job of melting the front rubber by putting it too close to the fire.
I'm such a hypocrite. Ordered 3 pairs. Let my son pick the ones he wanted, then ran some errands before ordering, and they were gone! Too many forums posting good sales!
I ordered 3 pairs......I'm anxious to check them out. I've been doing alot of running lately and wearing out shoes like crazy! We'll see how these handle the wear.Thanks for the headsup.B
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META[CC] Receives Franklin Furnace Funding
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META[CC] Receives Franklin Furnace Funding
META-CC.net, featuring an online real-time video captioning engine that
provides multiple perspectives and resources to the mainstream news
media, received Franklin Furnace's Future of the Present 2006 Grant,
supported by Jerome Foundation.
The website seeks to become an open forum for real time discussion and
commentary of televised media by combining strategies employed in
web-based discussion forums, blogs , tele-text subtitling, on-demand
video streaming, and search engines.
As the project develops, additional features such as web-based remote
channel switching, video archiving, further data-mining capabilities,
and on-demand streaming of archived content will be implemented.
Meta[CC]is a project of the Conglomco Media Network.
Utilizing the expanding potentials for copying, appropriating,
sampling, and synthesizing provided by the internet, Conglomco seeks to
create projects that explore the possibilities of social commentary and
creative activism in a networked and techno-savvy environment.
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Rhizome seeks Design and Production Intern
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As in previous years the fifth edition of the argosfestival provides a free port for a wide range of audiovisual art forms. It's a wide work area that is in constant evolution, subject to societal and technological developments. The festival programme reflects this
variability, going beyond the traditional delineations between disciplines and media, and offering a valuable perspective on numerous in-between spaces — in cinema, television, media art and visual art. Film, video, audio, installation and means of performance nestle together in a wide variety of both Belgian and international work.
The products of several generations, historical and new work, all complement each other, creating breathing space for a multitude of trajectories. Beyond the origin, language and context in which they were realized, clear connections can be made in regards to formand content. The search for new narrative environments and relations between (the experience of) space and time; a resistance to conventional audiovisual forms and (mass)media and the immaterial stream of images that overrun us on both television and industrial cinema; a craving for adventure in expression and perception, learning how to see and hear (all over again): these are just some of the lines of flight which the programme traverses.
Four themed programmes form the backbone of the festival. In the exhibition Multipistes Jean-Christophe Royoux focuses on a generation of young French artists who propose post-cinematographic forms, deconstructions or alterations of the familiar notions of projection and identification. The works in the programme Black & White-outs also question the basic conditions of cinema, by making radical choices for monochrome images and exploring the physiological relationship between hearing and seeing. Challenging and destabilizing the dominant position of the image constitutes a directional guideline in the film and ...
Call for Proposals at Readme 100 Software Art Factory
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No need to mess around with abstruse programs or bother with dreary code. The world is full of people willing to do the hard work for you. That's what outsourcing is about. Those are the rules of the global electronic market.
It doesn't cost much. Actually, just for this time it will cost you nothing.
Leonardo Solaas, an Argentinean programmer and net artist, suggests reversing the rules: only once it is not the programmer who is chosen by the employer but it is the employer who is chosen by the programmer. He is looking for someone to tell him what to do, thus himself outsourcing the task of getting an idea.
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A Lion King Remake
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Guillermo Rios' Mastery of the Flamenco Guitar DVD from Mel Bay takes us into the magic world of the "Toques Libres." In an artistic and enormously informative program, Rios presents Malaguenas, Mineras, Rondenas, Granadinas, Tarantas are all discussed. The split screen gives clear views of both Guillermo's hands. This DVD includes performances of his own exquisite arrangements in these beautiful flamenco forms.
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Inspirations 1 - POP to POPISM exhibition...
Due to copyright restictions no photography is allowed of the artworks so here is a pic of the very groovy POP cafe located within the exhibition. The artwork itself was colour, colour, colour and some very diverse interpretations of life. Showing at the Art Gallery of NSW, Sydney, the exhibition runs until 1 March 2015.
Inspirations 2 - Sun Ra Arkestra...
Sun Ra Arkestra, State Theatre, Sydney 2014… with great seats!
This was a show so unique and legendary – we were experiencing the magic of a living history of Jazz.
The music was simultaneously precise, loose, rehearsed and intuitive. Solos were spectacular. The arrangements took us from the early Ragtime styles to space Jazz improvisations and the super-colourful visual experience was just as rich.
The passion and joy that came from the stage was exhilarating. A genuine, contagious celebration that illuminated perfectly why live music is such an important experience in our lives.
Inspirations 3 - 19th Biennale of Sydney...
2014 brought us the 19th Biennale of Sydney, "You Imagine What You Desire", with a press release that explained it was a celebration of "the artistic imagination as a spirited exploration of the world, seeking splendour and rapture in works that remain true to a greater, even sublime, visuality".
The way we here at Aqualash see it is that across multiple venues and events we were presented with a wealth of opportunities to GET INSPIRED.
Get inspired to create, to laugh, to appreciate, to critically question. Really, inspiration paves many roads. And ceilings - as evident here in the Art Gallery of NSW. The 19th Biennale of Sydney continued through to 9 June 2014. You Imagine What You Desire – a timely reminder to desire only the best imaginings. We are looking forward to our next inspiration.
In 2011 we had the great fortune of having our song They Say Surrender from the Aqualash EP Blue Notes placed in the fantastic horror comedy film "The Revenant". Fans of the film from all over the world have contacted us to say how much they love the song and it's fantastic to be part of that community. If The Revenant is what has brought you here, Welcome! Just this year the soundtrack for the film has been released and we're in great company! It's available on CD and LP vinyl and you can find it here.
The Revenant Soundtrack
Featured Releases...www.itunes.com/aqualash
Space Cowboys (Single. Released May 2012)
You know when you gaze into the night sky and find yourself reeling with the infinite possibilities... This song is about wishing for fantastic adventures to be had by hitching a ride on the next shooting star - the next Space Cowboy.
Try (Just a Little Bit Harder) (Single. Released June 2012)
Yes, you know this song well. Really well. But it may take a verse or two to recognise on first listen. One of our favourites as performed by Janis Joplin, Try (Just a Little Bit Harder) is our first cover release, and while it remains completely intact, is now distinctly Aqualashian.
Strange Victory (Single. Released June 2012)
Released while visiting New York - her city of dreams - in 2012, Strange Victory is Sarah Lorien's debut solo release. It is the sound of anger-tinged heartache in that raw, disecting-the-details stage of a break up. Just be sure to follow it up with listening to I'm Not Sorry from the CD "Aqualash" because the deliciously nonplussed peace of being SO over it is just around the corner. "Your every word, your very name, are to my heart as Novocaine."


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I meant that it could be considered abuse by some people in that it was (presumably) an avoidable situation. People could say that if he were a dangerous horse, I shouldn't of been in the pasture with him, or someone should've taught him better. In other words, it becomes abuse because if the horse knew better or I'd stayed away, then I wouldn't have had to hit him.
I've had people tell me that I was wrong for hitting him, before, is all.


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pooled analysis, venous thromboembolism, rivaroxaban
Four phase III studies compared oral rivaroxaban with subcutaneous enoxaparin for the prevention of venous thromboembolism (VTE) after total hip or knee arthroplasty (THA or TKA). A pooled analysis of these studies compared the effect of rivaroxaban with enoxaparin on symptomatic VTE plus all-cause mortality and bleeding events, and determined whether these effects were consistent in patient subgroups. Patients (N=12,729) aged ≥18 years and scheduled for elective THA or TKA received rivaroxaban 10 mg once daily or enoxaparin 40 mg once daily or 30 mg every 12 hours. The composite of symptomatic VTE and all-cause mortality, the prespecified primary efficacy endpoint and adjudicated bleeding events were analysed in the day 12± 2 active treatment pool. Subgroup analyses of these outcomes were performed over the total treatment period. In the day 12± 2 pool, the primary efficacy endpoint occurred in 29/6,183 patients receiving rivaroxaban (0.5%) versus 60/6,200 patients receiving enoxaparin (1.0%; p=0.001). Major bleeding occurred in 21 (0.3%) versus 13(0.2%) patients, p=0.23; major plus non-major clinically relevant bleeding in 176(2.8%) versus 152 (2.5%) patients, p=0.19; and any bleeding in 409 (6.6%) versus 384 (6.2%) patients, p=0.38, respectively. The reduction of symptomatic VTE plus all-cause mortality was consistent across prespecified subgroups (age, gender, body weight, creatinine clearance) in the total treatment period. Compared with enoxaparin regimens, rivaroxaban reduces the composite of symptomatic VTE and all-cause mortality after elective THA or TKA, with a small increase in bleeding, no signs of compromised liver safety and fewer serious adverse events.
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This Time Last Winter Sask. screening and panel discussion tonight
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So what's on the menu at Fed By Threads? We are so pleased to announce that by November 15, 2012 as much of our ingredients as possible will be sustainable and earth-friendly! We feel that the most delicious items we can serve our customers consist of the best ingredients such as:
- Organic Cotton
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- Soft Hemp
- Recycled Denim blended into cotton
- Recycled Plastic Bottles: Yes you read that correctly! There is a gyre of plastic floating in the Pacific Ocean
We believe companies have a responsibility to our environment and therefore we are doing our best to make the choices necessary to be as sustainable in our practices as we possibly can. We continue to educate ourselves on ways to have less of an impact. While it does raise our costs to make these choices, we believe that as more companies make these choices, it is better for our nation and the environment as a whole!
Some of the highlights of our Green Initiatives include:
- Using only 100% sustainable materials in our apparel, such as organic cotton, recycled plastic bottles, upcycled denim, hemp, lyocell and others (by November 1, 2012).
- Dying with low-impact dyes as much as possible.
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It is our dream to see an ever growing number of companies expand their own commitments to the environment. It's good business & it's green.
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Kids' Nonfiction
Kids like facts. They're still learning, and they absorb information like sponges. We have some great new Kids Nonfiction books on the library's New, Best & Fun list.
"1,000 Facts About The Bible" presents historical stories and facts about aspects of life during biblical times. Closer to home, "Connecting The Coasts: The race to build the transcontinental railroad," explains why the railroad was needed and the lasting effects it had on the nation. "Discovering The West: The expedition of Lewis and Clark" does something similar for the pioneering explorers who opened up passageways across the country. And you can go back even further to learn about "Early People," our stone-tool ancestors who discovered fire, the origins of agriculture, art and language.
You'll find kids nonfiction books about dinosaurs, sports, staying home alone, and more. There's something for everybody. So check it out!


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This week-end was the 1st big French enduro event where all the top pilots were attending the Open Enduro Métabief. On saturday we had 4 stages and on Sunday, 1 stage. As usual, Metabief kept its reputation with a muddy and rainy week-end.
That's why the stages were very greasy and technical: we use our mud tyres and go for it! I have good feeling and the bikes was working good. After the 1st day, I was 2nd behind François Bailly Maitre (BMC) for only 3 seconds, and in front of Florian Golay. The gap was closed but I was confident for sunday.
On Sunday morning we woke up with the rain (and almost the snow some times) therefore the organizer decided to cancel the pursuit and do only a last stage from the top of the mountain. For this last stage, I pushed hard and tried to catch up my late to François. It was a crazy muddy stage but finally I won this stage. The gap was enough to take the win, Bailly Maitre finished 2nd and the young Belgium kid, Martin Maes,took 3rd place.
After this demanding week-end, I won this first important event. I am very happy of this result, it gets me more confident for the next objectif: Punta Ala, the 1st World.
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Capitol Lit up Gold for Pediatric Cancer Awareness
By Meghan Matthews. CREATED Aug 24, 2014
Lincoln, NE - The lights at the capitol in Lincoln are a different color Sunday night. They're shining gold for pediatric cancer awareness month.
About 150 people met at the steps for an informal gold walk to support children and families who battle pediatric cancer and to honor those making a difference in Nebraska.
The Nahorny family is just one of many who showed up in support. Six year old Sammy Nahorny was diagnosed with nueroblastoma in June of 2012. He's still fighting it.
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Book by James Lapine
Music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Cockeyed characters delight audiences in this favorite fractured fairy tale musical about people for whom wishes are more important than life itself.
What happens when an amazing lyrical composer such as Sondheim intertwines exceptional musical numbers with the stories of Little Red Ridinghood, Jack and the Beanstalk, Rapunzel and Cinderella? Add to the mix the story of a Baker and his wife and their quest to begin a family in the shadow of a Witch's curse. The musical play that results is both light and dark, and the well-known characters jump from the page to become three-dimensional with the plot, songs and interactions with each other. As their stories are woven together we surprisingly discover the interdependence and moral ambivalence in life's circumstances. Can we always see life as nice or not nice, good or bad, or is the answer somewhere in between? Can and should we rely upon each other in our walk through life?
The Baker and his Wife are cursed with childlessness by the Witch next door. Breaking the spell requires embarking on a quest for special objects, and by the end of Act One, we've met a variety of characters from the beloved Brothers Grimm fairy tales, but not like we remember them from the stories of our childhood. At the end of Act One, wishes have been granted, but Act Two brings the consequences of their actions. What does one do with a dead giant in the back yard? Is marrying a price always a path to a happy ending? What happens after "Happily Ever After?"
"What begins as a lively irreverent fantasy in the style of "The Princess Bride" becomes a moving lesson about community responsibility and the stories we tell our children. (MTI) Winner of the Tony Awards for Best Score, Best Book and Best Revival, the show was originally produced on Broadway in 1987, with Bernadette Peters, Tom Aldredge, Kim Crosby, and Joanna Gleason, who also took home a Tony award for best actress.
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Jurors find Jodi Arias eligible for death penalty
Jodi Arias appears for the sentencing phase of her trial at Maricopa County Superior Court in Phoenix, Wednesday, May 15, 2013. The same jury that convicted Arias of murder one week ago took about three hours Wednesday to determine that the former waitress is eligible for the death penalty in the stabbing and shooting death of her one-time lover in his bathroom five years ago. (AP Photo/The Arizona Republic, Rob Schumacher, Pool)
PHOENIX (AP) — The same jury that convicted Jodi Arias of first-degree murder last week took less than three hours Wednesday to determine that the former waitress is eligible for the death penalty in the killing of her one-time lover.
The swift verdict sets the stage for the final phase of the trial to determine whether the 32-year-old Arias should be sentenced to life in prison or the death penalty for the 2008 murder of Travis Alexander in his suburban Phoenix home.
Prosecutors will call Alexander's family and other witnesses in an effort to convince the panel Arias should face the ultimate punishment. Arias' defense lawyers will have her family members testify, and likely others who have known her over the years, in an attempt to gain Login to read more
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