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Over 20 Hot-Shot songwriters and recording artists will travel to Deadwood, South Dakota to take part in the inaugural Wild West Songwriters Festival which will take place October 11-14, 2012.
These Songwriters have penned hits for the biggest names in Country and Rock music such as Kenny Chesney, Eric Clapton, Keith Urban, Reba McEntire, Lady Antebellum, Taylor Swift, Rascal Flatts, Jason Aldean, Miranda Lambert, Tonic, Fuel, LeAnn Rimes, Restless Heart, Tyler Hilton and Jack's Mannequin, just to name a few, and will gather to entertain and delight crowds during the exciting weekend.
The Festival will celebrate the tradition of story telling through song in a way that is unique to the culture and history of Deadwood's Wild Western ways. Performances will be held day and night at some of Historic Deadwood's finest establishments, including The Deadwood Mountain Grand, Saloon #10, The Bullock Hotel, and The Deadwood Loading Dock.
Performances will be "In the Round," featuring three to five songwriters guiding the intimate, conversational show. The Songwriters themselves will perform their biggest hits as they were written, as well as share their true-life stories of how these songs began with pen and paper and ended being recorded and performed by some of the biggest Rock and Country artists. The weekend-long Festival won't stop with powerhouse performances – the Wild West Songwriters Festival will host Nightcap Socials, Happy Hours, and other events for Weekend Pass-Holders.
Wild West Songwriters Festival Performers:
Emerson Hart (of Tonic) - "If You Could Only See" and "Open Up Your Eyes" – Tonic
Wayne Kirkpatrick - "Change The World" - Eric Clapton, "Boondocks" and "Bring It On Home" - Little Big Town
Jaren Johnston - "Sing 'Em My Good Friend" – Kenny Chesney, "You Gonna Fly" - Keith Urban, "If It Rains" – Meatloaf
Carl Bell (of Fuel) - "Shimmer," "Hemorrhage," and "Bad Day" – Fuel
Billy Burnette - "What's a Little Love Between Friends," "Soldier of Love," and "Ain't It Just Like Love" - Billy Burnette
Tyler Hilton (Songwriter, Artist, and Actor) - "This World Will Turn Your Way," "You'll Ask for Me" and "How Love Should Be" - Tyler Hilton
Cary Barlowe - "American Honey" - Lady Antebellum, "Untouchable" Taylor Swift, "No Yesterday" - Bucky Covington
Andrew McMahon - "Dear Jack", "The Resuloution" and "Swim" – Jack's Mannequin, "Space," "Punk Rock Princess" – Something Corporate
Steven Dale Jones - "One More Day" – Diamond Rio, "He Gets That From Me" -Reba McEntire, "Ten Thousand Angels" – Mindy McCready
Bonnie Baker - "Love Makes Me" and "Rainy Season" - Hunter Hays, "Play" – Rascal Flatts
Catilyn Smith - "It Ain't Easy" - Jason Aldean, "Let It Hurt" Rascal Flatts
Shane McAnally - "Last Call" - Le Ann Womack, "Neon" - Chris Young, "Alone With You" - Jake Owen
Josh Osborne - "Neon" - Chris Young, "Come Over" - Kenny Chesney
Marc Beeson - "When She Cries" - Restless Heart, "Long After I'm Gone" - Big Kenny, "This Love" - LeAnn Rimes
Brandy Clark - "Crazy Woman" - LeAnn Rimes, "Mama's Broken Heart" - Miranda Lambert, "The Day She Got Divorced" - Reba McEntire
Danny Myrick - "She's Country" - Jason Aldean, "International Harvester" - Craig Morgan, "Loud" - Big & Rich
Weekend passes are available for $75 and will include access to all performances, Night Caps, Happy Hour Socials, and more. Single-Day tickets are available for $25-35.
To order tickets, please visit www.DeadwoodMountainGrand.com.


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Sundance spans the globe with Film Forward program
Audiences from Maine to Mexico, from the Columbia River to Colombia, from Bosnia to Jordan and from Puerto Rico to China will be getting a taste of independent film next year, as the Film Forward program rolls on for a third year.
Organizers Thursday announced eight films and eight locations for Film Forward, an international touring program run by the Sundance Institute and the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities in partnership with several federal agencies: the National Endowment for the Arts, National Endowment for the Humanities, Institute of Museum and Library Services, along with U.S. embassies and domestic institutions.
The program "helps further our mission to foster artists and audiences," said Meredith Lavitt, director of Film Forward and Sundance's educational initiatives.
Film Forward will travel to eight locations four in the United States, four overseas from February to September 2013. The U.S. locations are California's Imperial Valley (crossing the border to serve Mexicali, Mexico), Maine, Washington state and San Juan, Puerto Rico. The four international stops are Bosnia and Herzegovina, China and Taiwan, Colombia and Jordan.
Film Forward doesn't focus on a traditional movie audience, Lavitt said, but aims to bring films to places that "do not have access to this kind of programming."
"The program basically brings films to places where perhaps there isn't a movie theater," said Mike Cahill, a filmmaker who participated in Film Forward this year.
The heart of Film Forward, Lavitt said, is letting audiences see stories that have universal ideas, no matter their place of origin.
She recalled screening the drama "Winter's Bone," a drama about an Appalachian girl (Jennifer Lawrence) seeking her missing father, to audiences in China. "They said, 'We had no idea there was this level of poverty in the United States,' " Lavitt said.
In addition to showing the films, the program brings the makers of two films to each location for panel discussions and student workshops "so there really is a connection between audience and artist," Lavitt said.
Cahill, who directed the 2011 Sundance Film Festival hit "Another Earth," called the experience "life-changing." He traveled in May to Morocco, screening "Another Earth" in little towns, going from school to school for workshops. "All these film students were excited to see the films and talk to the director," Cahill said. "We would speak on philosophical things, like existentialism and second chances, and then we'd be talking about green-screen camerawork."
At one school in Casablanca, Cahill recalled, a student asked how he achieved the film's final shot in which the movie's star, Brit Marling, meets a duplicate version of herself. "I asked one of the kids to grab the camera, and we took a blue curtain off the wall and used it as a blue screen," Cahill said. The students had cameras and editing software and were able to re-create the shot in a few minutes.
"It was cool for the kids to see it," Cahill said. "What you find are youth populations that are hungry to learn and eat up information."
Lavitt said the filmmakers get as much out of Film Forward as the audiences. "These audiences do challenge the perspectives of the filmmakers," she said. "Everyone's lives do become a little more nuanced."
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The following eight films will be screened next year to underserved audiences in the United States and abroad, as part of the Film Forward program presented by the Sundance Institute and the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities.
"Beasts of the Southern Wild" • Director Benh Zeitlin's acclaimed drama set in a mythical Louisiana Bayou community, centering on a 6-year-old girl trying to figure out the universe and her place in it.
"Bones Brigade: An Autobiography" • Stacy Peralta's documentary about the renegade '80s skateboarding team that came to influence popular culture around the world.
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"Town of Runners" • Jerry Rothwell's documentary introduces three teenagers from Bekoji, Ethiopia, a rual town that has produced 10 Olympic gold medalists in the past 20 years.
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$1,000—$1,800 1—3 bed 10550 E. Iowa Ave., Aurora CO, 80012
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The rent at Crestone Apartments ranges from $1,000 for a one bedroom to a $1,800 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 5% less expensive than the Village East average. This is a pet-friendly apartment.
This apartment is in the Village East neighborhood in Aurora. Nearby parks include Canterbury Park, Village East Park and Havana Heights Park.
Crestone Apartments has a Walk Score of 71 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Cherry Creek Schools, Offers 1, 2, & 3 Bedrooms Apartments For Rent, Outdoor Pool and Spa, Detached and Attached Garage Available, Pergo Style Hardwood Floors, Nine Foot Ceilings, WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING MASTERCARD VISA AND DISCOVER, Center Island in Kitchens, Controlled Access, Business Center, Full Size Washer/Dryer or Hookups, Storage Area
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cory fidurko
Jul 03, 2015
LITERALLY THE WORST!!!! THE MANAGEMENT AT THIS PLACE IS THE WORST!!!! The people that work there ONLY CARE ABOUT $$$$. They will get it from you any way they can. These people will scam anyone they can! We had good friends while we lived at Crestone that told us horror stories. Even some where the staff had gone into apartments, WITH NO AUTHORIZATION AND INTENTIONALLY DISTURBED WITH THE HOUSE! This was not us but a story we heard by a resident that had lived there for several years. They will literally screw with people and think they can do whatever they want. Ive lived in plenty of apartment complex's in the past and have had zero problems, but THESE PEOPLE SIMPLY ARE THE ALL TIME WORST. I cant say enough bad things about them. Specifically Kat and Heather (Both upper level managers) As you can probably tell. We were good tenants and took care of our apartment. But we received a bill for $3000 after move out. I feel as though I was lured into a old run down apartment with multiple existing problems, then charged for everything at move out. We will be seeking legal advice as well as reaching out to the local media outlets to at the very least expose this horrible management to the prospective renters of the community.
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Jul 22, 2015
Bad customer service with office staff! Heather is rude and unprofessional. Management sucks! Ms Alison is the only one with manners and has always been professional whenever I've talked to her. No people skills for Heather. The only way i was able to post this is if i had to rate it. No Stars in my opinion.
Adriana T
Jun 19, 2015
I feel that it is my duty to warn others about this place about the current management it is under LEGACY PARTNERS and the Crestone staff. I leased a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment that was supposed to be a good deal according to the managers at Crestone but apparently to LEGACY PARTNERS that does not exist and we were lying. GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE, HUH? THAT'S HOW THEY TREAT THEIR TENANTS. The apartment had a lot of issues such as the slider doors not properly being able to close properly which cost us high heat bills in the winter, the heater didn't work, the second bedroom window that was also broken which also let in a lot of cold air before I moved in, washer and dryer was broken, the island was rotting on the inside, blinds were all mismatched and always falling off that it came to a point where I would call them at least monthly and all they did was keep bringing broken ones. Management and the managers here are scammers, when asked for an explanation of the move out charges both their stories did not add up (NOT A GOOD SIGN IN ADDITION TO THE CUSTOMER SERVICE). I asked for a explanation of charges because a lot of the charges did not make sense such as the flooding that they wanted to charge us 2,000 for the floors. But when I called management and asked about it they wanted to charge us that much they said that we did not report on time when I tried calling them to come and fix it and have proof with my phone bill and eventually just had to write and email. Due to the third party did not correcting the flood problem, we are being charged. In addition, they want to charge for painting the ceiling almost $200. I can't even reach the ceiling to do anything to it. They seem to want to charge everything because all they want is money. BE WARNED THAT THESE PEOPLE WILL TRY TO LURE YOU AND THEN CHARGE YOU THINGS THAT DON'T MAKE SENSE. I CALLED MANAGEMENT AND THE MANAGER ON SITE AND THEIR STORIES DON'T ADD UP AND ARE EXTREMELY RUDE TO CURRENT AND PREVIOUS TENANTS.
Rose T
Jun 09, 2015
Since I moved in less than one year ago, Garbage disposal broken x 2, Fridge broke x1, Burner on stove stopped working, Closet door fell off, Shower Rod broke/fell off had to be replace, Microwave stopped working had to be replaced, Air conditioning unit stopped working Grounds:Spider infestation (Told grounds are sprayed regularly, I've never seen anyone spray), During the "spider season" I may kill 10-15 spiders in my entry way within 1-2 days. Gates are frequently broken, between the three gates one is usually broken around 50% of the time. Limited Amenities are older and often broken, unclean, or out of use. Gym shut down due to vandalism, Jacuzzi broken several times, pool frequently not cleaned, I've been in the pool less than five times and on the last occasion found dog poop in the pool amongst dirt and dead bugs Apartments are older and not very well maintained
Matthew Rynders
Jun 19, 2015
This is the best/nicest apartment I've lived in in a long time. Any time there is a maintenance issue, they send somebody over ASAP and get the issue fixed for me with a smile. The office/leasing staff is very friendly and professional with me every time I've called or gone in to the office. I will be renewing my 14 month lease when it comes due! Worth the price I pay every month.
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A TALENTED trio armed with instruments will be busking on the streets of Essex to raise money for a young boy with a life debilitating condition.
Leon Helsby, 33, of Witham, along with friends, Leigh Squires and Jimmy Scott, will be singing in 12 towns around the county on a 'Buskathon', to help Georgie Nye, who suffers from Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
Georgie, four, of South Woodham Ferrers, has the worst form of the muscle-wasting disease, which also weakens the heart and the lungs.
He was diagnosed last December with the genetic condition, which causes progressive muscle weakness in boys, where the lack of dystrophine protein breaks down muscle fibres.
Georgie's mother, TJ Nye, 40, said: "Georgie will eventually lose complete power and will end up in a wheelchair."
Busker Leon, a friend of Georgie's grandmother Di, said: "I knew I wanted to do something for Georgie.
"I had the idea of a mega-busk around Essex, but I scaled it down to just 12 towns."
The trio, who play together once a month, will be starting at 9am in Braintree, before moving along to Witham, Colchester, Maldon, South Woodham Ferrers, Wickford, Rayleigh, Southend, Basildon, Billericay and Brentwood, finishing in Chelmsford on July 28.
Leon said: "We've got someone to drive us and hopefully we might have some supporters along the way."
With the help of the Buskathon, other fundraising events and the generosity of the public, they hope enough money can be raised for two four-year-long drug research trials, costing £231,000.
TJ said: "This particular drug will turn Georgie's Duchenne muscular dystrophy to the milder Becker form.
"It is not a cure, but it will slow it down a lot so Georgie can live a longer and more active life.
"I support the fight to end Duchenne because this is a boy who stole my heart at birth and I will not let Duchenne muscular dystrophy steal him from me."
After five years of fertility treatment to have Georgie and his twin sister Lili, TJ and her husband Baz said: "It is heartbreaking for us. He is our baby and we need to do everything to help him.
Friends and family are helping fund the research trials, including his uncle Craig Sorley taking part in the Great North Run in September.
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I only remembered where urgent care was because it's across the street from my favorite bar
Know of anyone who would be interested in trading weed for meatballs?
he got instantly turned off in the middle of a blowjob when he heard the news "twilight beat the blockbuster record of batman"
Would you still love me if I had no teeth
I decided tomorrow is going to be great day wether my period likes it or not
The 3 of us think it's time to start drinking.
it was like my fingers were behind enemy lines
When the cop tells you to leave the pool, does that mean you have to put your bathing suit back on too?
Soooo, if his status went from married to single and he deleted all the pictures of his kids does that mean he's up for dibbs?
No, he went to go get condoms. The least I could do was chug two beers before he got back
I keep calling his kid the wring name. This is not helping my cause. And by cause mean his dick
I woke up with semen in my invisalign. My molars were just marinating in it
I think that girl got really offended when I made out with baby Jesus.
I'm kinda amazed by how many times I've texted the word penis today.


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While we have always known that Justice isn't truly blind, and that there have always been abuses, they were mostly small and on a local level. No longer can we pretend that Justice is blind though, and instead of just peeking out from under the blindfold, the blindfold has come totally off and it is no longer small scale and on a local level. This is at the highest level of our country and there is no attempt to evey deny it. It is overt and in your face and if you don't like it, or protest, you are the one who is declared the enemy, the trouble maker. You are the one who is at risk of being put on a government watch list or branded as a "hater."
Justice without the blindfold is no longer justice, it is simply a system of favor and disfavor where those you disagree with or do not like are punished while those you agree with or like are rewarded. Far from treatment meeting any type of equality, you have instead a system that shows preferential treatment to those in favor while those in disfavor are given punishments that often outweighs the crime that they are accused of committing. Using this system oftens it does not matter whether there is even a crime, sometimes a crime is based on manufactured evidence to satisfy the outcry from on segment of a society, irregardless of the facts,with some evidence being exaggerated and some evidence being hidden in order to fit the narrative.
We are failing as a country when our treasure is used by those in power in order to rescue "big banks" because they are "too big too fail." And yet small banks are pushed with ever extensive regulation, until they do fail. This disparity of treatment if neither justice, nor justifiable in a society established upon the rule of law that promises to have equal treatment under the law.
We have come to a point that some crimes are simply ignored by our Dept. of Justice, as in the banks, or in the case of the New Black Panthers, charges dropped with no real reason given but an impression by our Attorney General and those who work for him, that it is impossible for a person of color to intimidate and prevent from voting, a person who is white. We have reached a point where if a person of color kills a white person, it is murder, but if a person who is white kills a person of color, it is a hate crime and discrimination.
Far from Justice being blind, we have a situation where justice is blinded by color and people are divided in segments by color, gender, and religious differences. Where the laws enacted in the sixties were to protect and make sure that all were treated equally, people in power are twisting and abusing those laws in order to discriminate against one segment of society and excuse another.
Martin Luther King Jr. is famous for saying that he wanted people to be "judged by their character and not the color of their skin."
I wonder what he would think today to find that more often than not, the first consideration that is made is the color of someones skin. And if the color is different than the person against whom the crime was committed on, justice is weighed by whether that person might have some "prejudice" against the other, and if they do, their crime is suddenly worse than if they didn't. Character is often not even considered a factor, if "prejudice" might be a factor.
We are failing as a country of laws when we have a President that disregards the law if it doesn't fit his agenda, and refuses to even obey the courts when they rule against him.Such as the most recent action where his declaring that Senate was not in session and appointing the people that he wanted to the National Labor Relations Board irregardless of whether the Senate was in actual recess. We are also failing as a country when there is no one with power who is willing to stand and call him out on this and other abuses.
It was hopeful that Senator Rand Paul was willing to take to the Senate Floor and do an actual fillibuster. But it was shameful that so many of those Senators did not have the same regard for the rule of law that they were willing to stand with him. I am sad to say that even my own Senators were with those who simply chose not to stand for anything at all. Both Senator Boozeman (R) and Pryor(D) chose to sit on their hands.
If Justice no longer is blind and does not even pretend to be, we are simply a country of favor and disfavor, where those who are in favor succeed and those who are not fail. Our value becomes limited to whom we know and who we don't. Because when it comes down to it, only those with power and that are in favor at the time can establish the grounds of success. What we can accomlish on our own, or what our abilities are, will no longer be a deciding factor in our future.
From an article on the Market Ticker, I think that this excerpt pretty well wraps it up, but please do read the entire article.
Our Disintegrating Government
"The Rule of Law works and guides a just society only because it applies to everyone.
Nobody gets to rape, rob, pillage or murder. If you do, no matter who you are, you face the same punishment, the same process, the same sentence.
We all know there are disparities in the process and always have been. But there's a difference between the foibles of mankind — everyone has their bias, and there is no such thing as a human process that is flawless — and intentional, designed-in or willful refusal to prosecute certain people for acts that land others in prison.
The latter is the defining action of a dictatorship.
A dictatorship can only exist by declaring war upon the people. When a certain subset of the population is given license to pillage or worse that is the very definition of "diktat" from which the term "dictatorship" comes."


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Why is everyone concerned about beaches that have been eroding for thousands of years?
Beaches have always been here and they always will be. It is common knowledge that beaches have been moving landward in Florida since the glaciers began melting 18,000 years ago. At that time, sea level was 300 feet lower and our coastline was 200 miles off the present-day coast, so what's the big deal about 10 more feet?
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Local attorney receives bar association award - John J. Basso of Rutberg Basso Personal Injury Law is the first to receive Dutchess County Bar Association's Past Presidents Award in recognition of his contribution both to the association and the community.
Beyond his 25-year legal career, Basso is also known for his dedication to the sport of lacrosse. A onetime national championship lacrosse team member for Hobart College, he is a certified high school coach at the Arlington Central School District.
Rutberg Basso Personal Injury Law has offices in Poughkeepsie, Newburgh, Monticello and Utica.
Construction firm makes improvements to resident facility - Elant at Fishkill's outdoor living areas received improvements from volunteers from the regional firm Kirchoff-Consigli Construction Management. The project included a facelift of two courtyards, walkways and other areas.
These areas can now be utilized by residents to enjoy sun, shade, barbecues, gardening and other activities. Elant is a comprehensive health care system that serves the needs of more than 3,500 individuals throughout the Hudson Valley region.
River Management to participate in trade show - River Management will participate in Community Associations Institute Hudson Valley Chapter's eighth Annual "CA Day" and trade show 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Ramada Inn & Conference Center in Fishkill. The event is free for all homeowners, board members and association managers. For details, visit www.cai-hvny.org.
River Management has provided rental and community management to the Hudson Valley since 1985.
Health Quest hospitals receive top honors - Health Quest hospitals have received top honors from Healthgrades, a leading provider of information to help consumers make an informed decision about a physician or hospital. Vassar Brothers Medical Center, Poughkeepsie, was named among the country's 100 best hospitals for cardiac care and cardiac surgery. Putnam Hospital Center, Carmel, received five-star distinctions for joint and total knee replacement while Northern Dutchess Hospital, Rhinebeck, continued the six-year streak for 5 stars in joint and total knee replacement. Visit www.healthgrades.com.


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text: Houston Baller Commits to Duke By Parvez Fatteh, TMO, Founder of http://sportingummah.com, firstname.lastname@example.com Houston, Texas boys' high school basketball player Rashad Sulaimon has committed to Duke University, a school known both for its top-tier men's basketball and for its top-notch academics. Sulaimon is a shooting guard, and is rated by Rivals.com as the 24th best player in the nation in the class of 2012. The 6 foot 4 inch Sulaimon plays for Strake Jesuit high school. ESPN.com offers the following scouting report on Sulaimon: Sulaimon is a high energy shooting guard the can score in a variety of ways. He can get to the rim in transition or stop and knock down a pull up jumper. He has three point range and although he is streaky the defense must respect the fact that he can go on roll and knock down two or three in a row. From the wing Sulaimon probes the defense looking for an opening to attack to score or draw and kick to an open teammate. Sulaimon has a great first step and uses a quick catch and go move as well. If the player defending him does not match his energy level Sulaimon will have a big game. This young guard is versatile enough to help at the point because he is a smart player that can handle and pass the ball. Sulaimon is capable of defending both guard positions and could develop into a lock down defender in the future because of his size attacking style of play. Sulaimon is a capable defender but tends to loose focus at times which gets him out of position or he will gamble and pick up a cheap foul. He also has the ability to be more of a factor on the glass on both ends of the floor because of his consistent energy and effort. Sulaimon can make threes but must work for consistency. He can be streaky bad or good. From time to time Sulaimon will rush or get into a hurry which may result in a turnover. Sulaimon is a long and very skilled wing. He has tremendous upside with his skills, athleticism and great energy and effort that he plays with on a consistent basis. He is a natural wing guard that can get on a roll from behind the arc or off the bounce. Sulaimon has all the tools to be a special college player. Sulaimon also had college offers from other big schools, including Baylor, Indiana, Georgetown, and Georgia Tech. He also had an offer to play for President Obama's brother-in-law, Craig Robinson, the head men's basketball coach at Oregon State University. However, in the end, Rasheed chose to play for one of the most revered men's basketball coaches of all time, Mike Kryzewski. 13-21 May 19, 2011 by TMO 0 comments 88 viewson *The Muslim Observer, 13-21, Arts & Culture, Community News, Entertainment, Sports, Volume 13 Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus Pinterest Linkedin Mail this article Print this article Tags: athleticism, basketball, boys high school, capable defender, com, defense, duke university, espn, guard positions, high school basketball, jesuit high school, open teammate, Player, school basketball player, scouting report, smart player, strake jesuit high school, texas boys, top notch, wing Next: Georgia Hoopster Gets His First College Letter Previous: All Eyes on Shabbazz Muhammad


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WOLFE COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - Officials in Wolfe County are looking for a man they say escaped the judicial building on Wednesday.
Kentucky State Police, Wolfe County Sheriff's Department, Mt. Sterling Police and Mt. Sterling K-9 units looked for John Trent all afternoon around the judicial building and the wooded area nearby, including behind the courthouse and the Wolfe County Senior Citizens building.
KSP says Trent has several outstanding warrants and was at the judicial building when a court security officer noticed him and tried to take him into custody. He got away from that officer and ran down the street to the wooded area behind the courthouse and the senior citizens center.
A security officer received minor injuries during the chase, and was taken to a medical clinic to be checked out.
We're told those outstanding warrants were for DUI 2nd offense, driving on a DUI suspended license, driving with an open container, wanton endangerment, reckless driving, fleeing and evading, improper passing, and speeding.
If anyone sees Trent, or know where he is, call the sheriff's department at 606-668-3569 or Kentucky State Police at 1-800-222-5555. Trent is 22 years old, described as a white male, 5'3", 160 pounds with brown hair.
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JPMorgan Chase Bank National Association vs. Joanette Lea Fisk et al.
Christina Kinder vs. Steven Kinder
Overa Louie Anderson. Probate
Rita Stout Jarrell. Probate
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TAK 1.0 - Final release of the new lossless codec, offers superior performance
TAK 1.0 - Final release of the new lossless codec, offers superior performance
Jan 26 2007, 11:00
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TAK 1.0 - Final release
It's been a long time...
TAK is a lossless audio compressor, similar to FLAC, WavPack and Monkey's Audio. On average, lossless compression reduces the file size to about 50 percent of the original size; however the compression can vary between approximately 30 and 70 percent, depending on the file. Decompression restores a bit identical copy of the original audio data (that's why we call it lossless).
My goal was to develop a compressor which combines good compression with optimal decoding speeds. On average, the current implementation should match the compression efficiency of Monkey's Audio High, while achieving decompression speeds similar to FLAC.
- Good compression. The strongest mode (Extra) is on par with Monkey's Audio High and OptimFrog Normal. TAK's fastest mode (Turbo) easily outperforms FLAC's strongest mode. This classification is based upon the evaluation of hundreds of files of different genres; it may not be the case for every file that you compress.
- Fast compression speed. Currently I know of no other compressor which compresses faster than TAK's Turbo and Fast modes, while providing similar compression ratios.
- Very fast decompression speed. The decoding speeds achieved are similar to, and often surpassing, those achieved by FLAC.
- Support for any common audio format (not fully implemented).
- Streaming support. An info frame, which contains all the information required to decompress a file, is inserted into the compressed audio data every 2 seconds.
- Error tolerance. A single bit error will never affect more than 250 ms of the audio data, as the compressed data is being stored in independent frames no more than that duration. The decoder is able to decompress even badly damaged files, by removing corrupt frames or replacing them with silence.
- Error detection. Each single frame is protected by a 24-bit checksum (CRC).
- Fast and sample accurate seeking. The file header contains a seektable with seekpoints (at 1 second intervals). In the absence of the seektable seeking can still be achieved by using the sync codes of the frame headers and the (optional) relative offset values contained in each info frame, which are pointing to the previous and next info frame.
- Meta data. A flexible and extensible structure in which to embed non audio data.
- Synthetic Soul was so kind to correct my bad english in the ReadMe.
- Decoding with the command line version: if you specified wildcards for the file selection and the source directory contained only 1 TAK file, the decoder always threw the message 'File already exists'. Even worse: using the overwrite option in this situation led to deletion of the compressed source file!
- Usually the decoder ignores any data appended to the file end of the compressed file (for instance APEv2 tags). But it failed, if the file size was an integer multiple of the frame size (in samples).
Both bugs affected only the decoder, therefore there is no need to re-encode TAK files created with beta 2. Files created with earlier versions than beta 2 should be replaced.
Thank you
Thank you to all the members who have supported the development of TAK!
Firstly, you have provided encouragement to build yet another lossless audio compressor. Otherwise I would have dropped the whole project!
You helped to evaluate and optimize TAK. There have been 13 releases over a period of 8 months before the alpha version, and all of them have been evaluated by you!
Special thanks to the following members (in alphabetical order):
Josef Pohm
Synthetic Soul
The final can be downloaded from rarewares.org (Thanks to rjamorim!):
TAK 1.0 (Final)
Some important features are missing in this release. Please find below my current to-do list:
- Plugins for other applications, such as Winamp or foobar2000 (a Winamp plugin is already close to completion).
- An SDK for other developers.
- Internal tagging.
- Unicode support.
- Piping support.
- MD5 audio checksums for verification and identification.
- A german version.
- Embedded cue sheets.
- Embedded cover art.
- Multi channel audio.
- Even more speed and better compression.
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it can decompress (is that the right word?) faster than FLAC.
actually right now they're about the same on x86 and the current flac in CVS is 15% faster.
Wow, 15% faster decoding allready in current FLAC CVS I can't wait for the next official release (no rush of course ) Nice to have something to look forward to Your continued efforts are much appreciated, mate
Competition is motivating...
I am very confident, that my new dedicated Turbo codec (in planning) will change this.
Maybe it will also compress even better than TAK's current Turbo preset.
But now back to work. I am not allowed to work on further optimizations, before some new features from my to do list have been added to TAK...
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Competition is motivating...
I am very confident, that my new dedicated Turbo codec (in planning) will change this.
Maybe it will also compress even better than TAK's current Turbo preset.
But now back to work. I am not allowed to work on further optimizations, before some new features from my to do list have been added to TAK...
TBeck, and entirely new codec? As in, a codec distinct from TAK? Or do you just mean a new Turbo mode for TAK?
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- If you drive out before starting your walk, do not park your car where it will obstruct access to fields or private driveways
- If you are in a party, do not trespass by spreading out beyond the confines of the route.
- Know the different path designations and abide by the them.
- Footpaths - pedestrians only (marked with yellow arrows)
- Bridleways - pedestrians, horseriders and cyclists (marked with blue arrows)
- By-ways - open to all traffic but do not expect a smooth sealed surface (marked with red arrows)
- Roads used as Public Paths - the traffic entitled to use these depends on the legal history of the path and will probably be at least the same as the traffic entitled to use a bridleway
- You can use a Right of Way to make a bona fide journey taking a reasonable rest along the way.
- On Rights of Way you can:
- Take a pram, pushchair, wheelchair, but expect to encounter stiles on footpaths
- Take a dog which must be under close control especially near livestock. You may find, however, that stiles have not been specially designed to allow dogs to pass through them
- Take a short alternative route around an illegal obstacle
- Remove an illegal obstruction if you are unable to get past
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SONIC REDUCER "This sucks."
Nope, we weren't talking about Kelly Clarkson's pandering public apology to Clive Davis there's an American idol to kowtow to. Or the minisnippet of the new Britney Spears single, "Get Back," all over YouTube, its title alluding oddly to a song by Paul "Latte Rock" McCartney's old beat combo. Or Spears's hoochie-widow getup for the tune's video or her now widely reported dissolving personal boundaries, as she allegedly went pee-diddy with the bathroom door open, allegedly used designer fashion as an impromptu pooper scooper, and then allegedly absconded with enough borrowed photo-shoot finery to inspire the feel-good tab OK! to declare the pop star's comeback moves totally "NOT OK!" in print. Get back? Why not get weirder and make like Cock ESP or Iggy Pop and start rolling around in glitter, broken glass, and mayo onstage?
Nay, sucking was the vibe as one MIA head nodded to the other, crunched in the aisles at Berkeley's Amoeba Music, trading grime, and losing the buzz that had been building since fans started milling around the store the afternoon of July 28. MIA was in the house, but only a portion of the approximately 400 tanned, big-earringed, curly-headed baby Maya Arulpragasams, newsboy-capped dudes, arms-folded indie kids, and bobbing clubby-kins could see the Tamil Tiger spawn's lavender cap bob in the distance or even hear Arulpragasam's politely low-volume raps skating over samples of the Clash's "Straight to Hell" in Amoeba's jazz room.
I'm straining to make out words, which are drowned out by the girl behind me, who's complaining about the sound to a friend on her cell, and before you know it, four or five tunes and 15 minutes later, it's all over, sent softly into the simmering Saturday sun with a toned-down little sing-along "Yah, yah, hey!" a glance back to her first single, "Galang." Time for one of the most ethnically diverse audiences you can imagine in this, one of the most ethnically diverse places in the world, to queue up to have MIA sign their 12-inch or CD single of "Boyz," her new frenetic diss-ode to boy soldiers, stylish swashbucklers, and wannabe warlords.
About 15 minutes later, the beauteous Arulpragasam slips quietly behind a table. Her unruly pageboy is streaked blond a far cry from the bright blue wig sported in the promo pics for her forthcoming album, Kala (Interscope), the playful new wave counterpart to Gwen Stefani's Scarface coke-ho look of late and her enormous eyes are open way wide, ready to take in her people, though she still needs periodic "Let's give it up for M-I-A!"s to keep her signing hand strong as the line snakes through the aisles.
How relevant is MIA two years after her acclaimed Arular (XL/Interscope) emerged with its highly combustible, overtly politicized fusion of hip-hop, baile funk, grime, electro, and dancehall, seemingly unstopped by visa issues and MTV's censorship of her "Sunshowers" video thanks to its PLO reference?
While Spears and Clarkson threaten to transform pop into one of the most embarrassing exercises in public self-flagellation imaginable, artists like MIA issue genuinely imaginative responses to the daily news, beyond dropping trou and racing into the surf. We actually need her voice as slammed as it gets for clunky flow more than ever now. And we need it for the masses who showed up at Amoeba rather than reserved for the few who managed to jump on the Rickshaw Stop tickets early on.
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Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis led six Connecticut players in double figures as the host Huskies routed Idaho 105-37 in their NCAA womens basketball tournament opener at Storrs, Conn.
Mosqueda-Lewis finished with 22 points, all in the first half. Morgan Tuck had 18, and Moriah Jefferson added 16 for the Huskies (30-4), who led by as many as 74 points. Idaho finished 17-16.
The Huskies will play eighth-seeded Vanderbilt (23-8) on Monday. The Commodores beat Saint Josephs 60-54 as Tiffany Clarke collected 16 points and 12 rebounds. Vandy closed with a 12-6 run after St. Joes tied it at 48 on a layup by Chatilla van Grinsven with 6:48 left. Van Grinsven scored 14 points, all in the second half.
College Park: Alyssa Thomas had 29 points and 13 rebounds as Maryland (25-7) beat Quinnipiac 72-52, spoiling the 30-3 Bobcats NCAA debut. Tianna Hawkins added 23 points and 16 rebounds for the Terrapins, who will play fifth seed Michigan State (25-8) on Monday. The Spartans got 16 points from Kiana Johnson and 14 from Annalise Pickrel in a 55-47 win over Marist (26-7), which had advanced in 2011 and 2012 as a double-digit seed.
Knoxville: Meighan Simmons scored 18 points, and Tennessee (25-7) defeated Oral Roberts 83-62 for its 51st straight NCAA Tournament homecourt victory. The Lady Vols will play 10th seed Creighton (25-7), which topped No. 7 Syracuse 61-56 for its first NCAA tourney win since 1994. McKenzie Fujan led the Bluejays with a career-high 24 points as Creighton held off a late Syracuse rally.
Columbus, Ohio: Nirra Fields led UCLAs balanced offense with 13 points and the third-seeded Bruins (26-7) rolled to a 66-49 win over Stetson (24-9). UCLA will play sixth seed Oklahoma (23-10), which got 18 points and 17 rebounds from Joanna McFarland and 22 points from Aaryn Ellenberg to hold off 11th seed Central Michigan 78-73.
Boulder: Angel Goodrich and Carolyn Davis each scored 14 points as 12th-seeded Kansas (19-13) upset No. 5 seed Colorado 67-52 on the Buffaloes home floor. The Jayhawks used a 15-0 spurt spanning halftime to take control. Colorado was missing center Rachel Hargis, who sprained her knee in practice a week ago and didnt play. Kansas will play fourth seed South Carolina (25-7), which raced to a 44-26 halftime lead and beat South Dakota State 74-52, led by Ashley Brunners 15 points and 11 rebounds.
College Station: Kristi Bellock tied a career high with 18 points and Texas A&M (25-9) routed Wichita State 71-45. The Aggies next play Nebraska (24-8), which erased a nine-point deficit with the help of four threes from Jordan Hooper (21 points) to beat Chattanooga 73-59.
Lubbock: Inga Orekhova scored 20 points, including five threes, to lead No. 10 South Florida (22-10) past Texas Tech 71-70. ESPN2s feed cut out for the final few minutes, announced over the phone by Cara Capuano. The Bulls will play second seed California (29-3) on Monday; the Golden Bears got 19 points from Layshia Clarendon and 17 points and 12 rebounds from Gennifer Brandon to beat Fresno State 90-76.
Spokane: Jasmine Hassell scored 16 points, Shacobia Barbee added 13, and fourth-seeded Georgia (26-6) used a 21-6 second-half run to pull away from Montana for a 70-50 win. The Lady Bulldogs next face No. 5 seed Iowa State (24-8), which ousted host Gonzaga 72-60 as Chelsea Poppens scored 19 points and Hallie Christofferson had 18.


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'High Performance Computing of Hydrologic Models Using HTCondor'
Spencer Taylor (email@example.com), Brigham Young University Jim Nelson (email@example.com), Brigham Young University; Norman Jones (firstname.lastname@example.com), Brigham Young University
"Big Iron" super computers and commercial cloud resources (Amazon, Google, Microsoft) are considered the most prominent resources considered for high performance computing (HPC) needs. These resources have many advantages; however the limited access of supercomputers and the cost associated with cloud resources may prohibit many water resource engineers and planners from pursuing HPC methods to improve design and decision-making. The goal of this presentation is to provide a model of HPC for water resource stakeholders who would benefit from an autonomous pool of free and accessible computing resources. To demonstrate this concept, a system called HTCondor was used at Brigham Young University in conjunction with the scripting language, Python, to parallelize intensive stochastic computations done with Gridded Surface Subsurface Hydrologic Analyst (GSSHA) models. HTCondor has been included in the image of each CPU in all of computer labs associated with the BYU Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering so that the pool of idle resources can contain from 100 to 200 processors. HTCondor is open source software developed by the University of Wisconsin - Madison, which provides access to the processors of idle computers for performing computational jobs on a local network. The GSSHA model is a fully distributed physics-based model that can predict runoff in a watershed. Stochastic simulations with GSSHA could overwhelm any lone CPU, but in the HTCondor environment, all of the heavy lifting is done in parallel and distributed among potentially hundreds of onsite processors. With HTCondor, computation times can be reduced by 90% over a single computer. HTCondor could be a viable solution to many computational needs under different circumstances using various water resource modeling software.


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Following a lot of discussion in our meetings, the Nottingham Indymedia collective has decided to disable publishing on the site from 31st January. The dwindling input into this site from local activists and groups has left us wondering whether the effort that goes into maintaining the site is still needed and wanted.
We will hold a public meeting on 18th February, 7.30pm at the Sumac Centre, Nottingham, to discuss the future of Indymedia in the region. We welcome anyone with any interest in the current Nottingham Indymedia site or independent media in general to come with ideas and energy. What happens next will be very dependent on what happens in that meeting.
Some members of the current collective have been doing what we do for the whole of the 7.5 years that this site has been in existence. We've had fun and achieved a lot. Now it's up to you.
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Can you explain the difference between no-line bifocals, progressive bifocals, and trifocals? I was told at a discount eyewear store that there was no difference and that all three of these glasses were essentially trifocals.
Generally, we think of vision in three distinct distance ranges: near for reading, intermediate for computer, card playing, etc. and distance-as in driving. A bifocal provides clear vision in any two of these ranges of vision, whether it has a line or not. A trifocal has lines and provides vision in all three ranges, but there is often blurring of vision between these three focal distances. Think of each focal range as a step in a stairs. A progressive lens provides good vision in all three ranges like a trifocal, but has no lines and provides clear vision in the spaces between the three steps of a trifocal. A progressive lens is more like a ramp than it is individual steps. I suggest you ask your ophthalmologist (Eye M.D.) to go over this with you.
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Matthew Rhys denies Keri Russell dating rumors
Actor Matthew Rhys has dismissed reports he is dating his "The Americans" co-star Keri Russell.
Rumors about the pair, who play husband and wife on the TV show, started swirling in December after the two were spotted Christmas shopping in Brooklyn, N.Y., months after she separated from her carpenter husband Shane Deary after six years of marriage.
The actor admits even his mother was convinced he was dating the "Austenland" star.
He tells People.com, "She (my mom) calls up going, 'What's going on? I just read this about you.' I tell her, 'You have to take off your Google alerts.'
"I've told her a million times that there are a million inaccuracies that she's read, (but she still) calls and goes, 'Is this true?' I tell her, 'No! When are you going to get it?' You have to brush that stuff off."
Keri Russell dating Matthew Rhys
Actress Keri Russell has sparked rumors of a new romance with her TV co-star Matthew Rhys following her recent split from her husband of seven years.
The "Austenland" star's publicist confirmed Russell's marriage to Shane Deary was over earlier this month, revealing they had been living separately since "early summer."
Now it appears Russell has already moved on – she was spotted enjoying some Christmas shopping with Rhys around her Brooklyn, New York, neighborhood in the run up to the holidays, and reports suggest they are more than just friends.
An eyewitness tells People.com, "They looked very much like a couple. They were laughing and walking closely together."
The pair was also seen sharing a romantic lunch at ABC Kitchen in Manhattan, with another source telling the New York Post's Page Six column, "Seeing the way they are together I could have sworn they were a couple. They were so touchy-feely, drinking and laughing."
Russell and Welsh actor Rhys both star in new TV spy drama "The Americans."
Representatives for both celebrities have yet to comment on the report.
Keri Russell splits from husband of seven years
Keri Russell's publicist has confirmed reports suggesting the star and her husband of seven years have split, a day after the actress was involved in a burglary drama at her Brooklyn home.
Russell wed Shane Deary on Valentine's Day in 2007, and they have two young children, age 6 and almost 1.
Her representative tells People.com, "They have been separated since early summer. The separation is amicable and their focus is on their children."
Keri Russell is fine and back at work after burglar drama
Actress Keri Russell is already back at work just hours after she woke to find burglars in her home on Wednesday morning.
The "Austenland "star called police after she heard the intruders chatting at her Brooklyn Heights home in New York City.
The cops later apprehended a 50-year-old man and his teenage nephew, who took a computer and jewelry among other items, at another address nearby.
The intruders have been charged with burglary and criminal possession of stolen property.
Following the incident, Russell's representative told Us Weekly that the actress is in good spirits and back at work on the set of her TV spy drama "The Americans," which shoots in Brooklyn.
The rep said, "Everyone is fine, and Keri sends her thanks to the police. She returned to work on The Americans today."
Keri Russell calls cops on home intruders
Actress Keri Russell jumped into action after overhearing burglars talking in her New York home early on Wednesday.
The "Americans" star was woken by the sound of the intruders in the room above her and immediately called the police, according to the New York Post.
Reports suggest a 50-year-old man and his teenage nephew, who took a computer, jewelry and other items from Russell's home in Brooklyn, were apprehend by cops as they attempted to burgle another house nearby.
Both men have been charged with burglary and criminal possession of stolen property.
Keri Russell punched Matthew Rhys on 'The Americans' set
Actress Keri Russell shocked her "The Americans" co-star Matthew Rhys by punching him in the face out of the blue, and now she resorts to violence whenever his mind wanders during filming.
The pair has teamed up to play an onscreen husband and wife in the new action drama, and Russell was required to smack her co-star during a scene for the show's pilot episode.
Under orders of an unidentified director, the actress lashed out at Rhys when he was least expecting it – and now she uses the same trick whenever she needs his attention.
He tells Esquire magazine, "There was a scene where she has to wallop me one. Unbeknown to me, the director whispers to her, 'Clock (punch) him'. We were chatting away, the next thing – whomph, she lands one on me that she must've been preparing the Wednesday before. I've no idea how it went after that.
"Now it's become this running joke on set. She slaps me at moments where she thinks that I'm off guard. I just want that one martial art moment where I catch her, but she's crafty."


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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Blue fabric II
I bet you can all guess what I will be doing today :-)
I don't receive only my blue fabric. The postman delivered two parcels. Kathie sent me a gorgeous pattern from Jeana Kimball, some beautiful fabrics and lovely needles, also from Jeana.
Ooo what a beautiful day !!
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Blue fabric
...Meanwhile I'm drooling over Kathie's, Lorre's, Patty's and Panima's progress...
...Meanwhile I'm working on Pim's quilt...
...Meanwhile I'm reading other blogs. I found a very interesting post about a little plant I had almost forgotten. When I was 16 I was very impressed by these very old fashioned little African violets. I like the leaves, they look like velvet. The flowers are so cute. These plants are available in so many colors. I remember that I loved to propagate them. After I read Renate's post, I had to buy this little plant again. Thanks Renate.
(who can't wait until the blue fabric arrives)
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
I'm sewing again :-)
Last Saturday I taught an appliqué class in Amsterdam. One of my students showed me the newest McCall's Vintage Quilts. She offered me to borrow it from her. As soon as I came home I nestled myself on the couch with a cup of coffee and the magazine. Then it happened: I saw an irresistible quilt! Oh, what a beauty! I mailed Kathie, Bonnie etc. to show this inspiration. Kathie said: "Go for it Lucy"! And she wrote this very inspiring post. I received mails from other women who love to join us. What to do?? Yes, I dug in my closet to search for fabrics. It made me so happy. I think this quilt will get me out of my quilting dip.
Thanks Kathie :-)
update: Lorre and Patty decided to join us. This is going to be fun :-)
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Everyday he acts like a puppy, even though he is almost 9!
He always sits next to me, whatever I'm doing.
He is always in for a walk (except in the rain)
He adores my children, DH,grandmas,grandpa, my friends, DH's friends,children's friends, neighbours, postman and I don't want to think about a burglar.
He is Joseph, my lover!
Ps,I'm working very hard on Pim's quilt. It is good to have a project I don't have to think about, just sit down and quilt, stitch by stitch.
Sunday, January 13, 2008
Quilting slump!!
I went through a lot of quiltbooks...nothing happened... I visited quilt blogs... nope. I dug in my pile of UFO's....no result :-/
While digging in my UFOs I remembered something which immediatley made me blush with shame; my son. I have been quilting since 1996 and I made so many quilts,but who hasn't a quilt on his bed ?????? Yes, my son. I started several times on a quilt for him. One ended in a UFO quilt. Do you see the log cabin blocks. I thought they would be nice for his quilt. Maybe 10 years ago I started a marinerss compass for him. Yes, I made these blocks all by hand. A few years later I discovered my machine and finishing this project seemed a problem to me,
then I remembered a conversation with my DS from a little time ago:
DS: "Mom when do I get my quilt? You have been working on it for almost 10 years....."
Me: uuuhhh .....(Shame shame)
DS: Mom, right now I would even be happy even with a pink quilt with flowers. It doesn't matter, I want to have a quilt made by you.
(He knows I love pink fabrics with flowers)
While I was chatting with Kathie about my quilting slump, I decided to baste this top for him immedialtey. I can keep the quilting simple and work fast. It can't be that all my girls have a quilt and my son hasn't! I have to get rid of that "shame" feeling.
Tuesday, January 01, 2008
The temperature is 4°C, the tempurature of the seawater is 6°C.
Look, who are coming down the stairs???
One is wearing a pink and one a blue dressing gown, but not for longgggg.
These brave girls are running into the cold water for a New Year's Dip!!!
Believe me I saw the girls went entirely under water!!!
Time for a nice hot shower!!
I'm so proud of them!! It is so brave to do a New Year's Dip into the cold sea, but doing it with a big smile from the beginning till the end is a victory!!!!
These girls are my daughter Natasja (at the left) and her friend Jessica.


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Named after the fantastic art collection found inside, The Austin Folk House is a wonderful new bed and breakfast centrally located in the historic West Campus neighborhood. It is minutes from The University of Texas, The Texas State Capital, The Governors' Mansion, Town Lake and Downtown Sixth Steet. The building, which was originally constructed in 1880, was recently renovated so as to afford modern comfort and convenience without sacrificing historic charm. The rooms are decorated with lovely old antiques, but there is certainly no bad plumbing to worry about in this B&B! Best of all is the Texas-sized gourmet breakfast served daily. We look forward to seeing you during your next business or pleasure trip to Austin!
3.8 on April 20, 2013
Stayed at AFH for three nights. It's located only a block from the University and about a mile from the Colorado River and fabulous greenbelt that runs through Austin. The service was excellent. Very accommodating and friendly. Don't come to any conclusions about facility cleanliness when entering through the back door into the kitchen area. It's basically clean but could use a deep cleaning and fresh paint to bring it up to the standards of the rest of the house. I only mention this because it's a first impression when checking in. Our room was very clean and well maintained as was the dining area. Breakfast was full on and fabulous: Baked egg dishes, stuffed french toast, bacon, fresh fruit as well as the usual assortment of bagels & cereal. The cook bakes fresh peanut butter cookies every morning! The house is located in the midst of lots of activity: college students, dormitories and construction of a large parking/dorm facility across the street but they politely have a bowl of earplugs for guests! I would definitely stay here again.
4.6 on January 29, 2009
We have stayed at many b & b's and enjoyed this one the most. It is centrally located to almost everything. We were very happy with our experience.
4.6 on January 09, 2007
Distinctive decor, unlike the usual B&B Victorian clutter. Would recommend and return.
Room One has its own private entrance off of the front porch. It has a private bath with tub and shower. It is accented with wood floors and an antique chandelier. Room One is perfect for revelers, and those who need to come and go at odd hours. The room itself is solemn pleasantness. The colors are cream, wood and sunshine through the south-facing windows.
Nightly Rate: $95 - $175
Room Two is about adventure and fun. The art on the walls is eclectic, serious and intriguing. It is also across the hall from the kitchen - the home of hot cookies, fresh fruit and libations.
Nightly Rate: $95 - $175
Room Three is downstairs, next to the kitchen. The bathroom is quite a bit larger than average, and features a well lit shower and vanity. This room is near the kitchen, downstairs, within easy access of the back door, and the dining room.
Nightly Rate: $95 - $175
Room Four has a king sized iron bed. The bathroom has a tub and shower. The decor is regal, somber and elegant. The bedding is an ornate mixture of swirls and straight lines, made tame by the demure green and gold colors. The furnishings are dark wood. Despite the beautiful, dark vanity, this room has a definitely masculine, strong feeling. This room is popular with those seeking comfort, dignity and solace. (Also the host's favorite.)
Nightly Rate: $95 - $225
Rooms Five is located upstairs at the end of a long hallway. The sitting area right outside the door also adjoins Room Six. Room Five features a large bathroom, a desk, and a view of the Capitol of Texas. It also contains a king size iron framed bed. Room Five is throwback to simpler, more subtle times, with a very woody, earthy feel. It is also very quiet and secluded. Room Five is for those seeking simple time away, with few distractions, save whimsy.
Nightly Rate: $95 - $225
Room Six is on the south end of the house. It has a private bath with a shower. It is an upstairs room, and has a sitting area just outside the door. The sitting area is at the end of a long hall, where we keep the art. Room Six is cool. It is ideal for couples who want a little more privacy. It has a soft, comforting interior, perfect for intimate conversation and champagne.
Nightly Rate: $95 - $225
Room Seven is upstairs. It has a beautiful canopy bed, a desk, and a bathroom with tub. The colors are gold and crimson, giving the room a very luxurious feel. Room Seven is really about spoiling yourself, and your partner. The best weekend is spent in this room, with breakfast in bed in the morning, followed up with an afternoon massage, and all day to spend at Austin's best nightclubs, restaurants and hangouts.
Nightly Rate: $95 - $225
Room Eight is an upstairs room with a queen sized iron bed. The bathroom is complete with a tub. The decor is mostly green, with shades of demure grey, brown and black. Room Eight has a not-so-modern sophistication; the furniture is a very subtle mixture of eastern and western influences.
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Room Nine is a queen room, and it has a full bathroom with tub and shower. Cuarto Nueve is a very cozy, comfortable room, with rich wooden furniture. The armoire and the desk are elegant pieces of antique decor, perfect for academic or business travelers who need a long term stay.
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Capitol of Texas, Museums, University of Texas (west campus), Pease Park, DKR Memorial Stadium, Erwin Event Center, City, Downtown
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From I-35 take the Martin Luther King (MLK) exit and head west. Make a right on San Antonio St. and then go to 23rd. Make a left at 23rd and then a left at the next block (Nueces). You will see our lot before you see our house. It is the last lot on the left almost to the corner. If you miss it you will have to go around the block again because Nueces is a one way.
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It all comes down to January 7 as the Crimson Tide of Alabama defends their National Title against the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame. ND hasn't been to the "big dance" since the 1990 loss to Colorado in the Orange Bowl (http://www.collegefootballpoll.com/champions_national.html). They are also looking to end the SEC's 6-year winning streak in National Championship Game.
We'll have the game on and specials to go along with it. Don't sacrifice your home to the game, bring your friends to The A.C. and we'll do the cooking AND the cleaning!
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|Histological characteristics of the human femoral head in patients with femoral neck fracture.
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|The reparative reaction including angiogenesis and osteogenesis in human bone after an ischemic event remains unknown. To investigate the reparative reaction in human bone, the distribution of tartrate resistant acid phosphatase (TRAP)-positive cells and the expressions of hypoxia inducible factor-1α (HIF-1α), vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), fibroblast growth factor-2 (FGF-2), and CD31 were observed around the fracture site in 101 hips in 100 patients with femoral neck fracture. These 17 men and 83 women had a mean age of 80 years (range, 58-97 years). Of the hips, 17 were Garden stage 3, and 84 were Garden stage 4. The mean duration from fracture to surgery was 6.3 days (range, 1-14 days). Hematoxylin-eosin staining, TRAP staining, and immunohistochemistry using anti-HIF-1α, anti-VEGF anti-FGF-2, and anti-CD31 antibodies were performed for the coronal section of the retrieved whole femoral heads. TRAP-positive cells were detected near the trabecular bone around the fracture site in ten hips (10 %). HIF-1α expression was detected in 41 hips (41 %), mainly in the endothelial cells of the vessels. VEGF showed diffuse cytoplasmic staining of the mononuclear cells in the edematous area in 39 hips (39 %) while FGF-2 was detected in the cytoplasm of mononuclear cells in the bone marrow in 82 hips (82 %). CD31 was expressed in the bone marrow vessels in 35 hips (35 %). There were significant differences in HIF-1α expression relative to the duration between the fracture and the surgery, and in CD31 expression relative to Garden stage. HIF-1α expression was detected around the fracture site in the early period after fracture and CD31 expression was detected more frequently in Garden 3 hips while VEGF and FGF-2 expressions were detected regardless of Garden classification.
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It's Thanksgiving Day, but what if there is no home-cooked meal? Tennessee's state parks have turkey and all the trimmings available.
Restaurants at eight state parks will be open on Thanksgiving Day to serve hikers, backpackers and nature-lovers who want to spend their holiday enjoying nice weather and scenic views.
The parks that are serving Thanksgiving meals are Cumberland Mountain State Park, David Crockett State Park in Lawrenceburg, Fall Creek Falls State Park, Henry Horton State Park, Montgomery Bell State Park, Natchez Trace State Park, Paris Landing State Park and Pickwick Landing State Park.
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And a peak under the bonnet...
And a peak under the bonnet...
Last edited by nykon; 29th June 2008 at 02:00 PM.
This is my dream car. End of story.
This is 1 of 2 identical, original GT500s that Burkes is working on at the moment, so hot! Was sitting right outside my work
Last edited by nykon; 29th June 2008 at 02:00 PM.
^Sweet Celica and nice Mustangs
Expensive race car
A couple of Chevelles
This one was built on Overhaulin. Pic doesn't do it justice but couldn't find a better one. Has sweet black leather interior
I love hot hatches!!!
And this cool rod
Fuck that blue and white Stang is MINT
"The sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever." Jacques Yves Cousteau.
NZHondas.com... Serious business...
I think I'm the only person on the planet who doesn't like the Eleanor Mustang... just too much fibreglass, I like the chrome and original fittings that GT500KR came out like...
That rod that's sideways on the salt... THAT's the kind of shit I was hoping to see in this thread. My god. Perfection and then some.
Anyway... lowering the tone here maybe, but this Corrado is ACE. Mostly because it's running flat black Porsche 928 wheels with hot pink detailing. Fresh.
Last edited by Snoozin; 30th June 2008 at 10:20 AM. Reason: Cos I had an extra sweet few words to say!
Old cars. Oh yeah.
i saw those wheels and instantly thought "knight rider" lol
At least Che Guevara got out there and did it; it wasn't all a web of dirty lies he forged to help him forget the grim mediocrity of his humdrum existence as a parking warden...
At least Che Guevara got out there and did it; it wasn't all a web of dirty lies he forged to help him forget the grim mediocrity of his humdrum existence as a parking warden...
religiously rev the crap out of your vtec
Fluoro wheels = WIN!!!!!!
Old cars. Oh yeah.
Last edited by David R; 6th July 2008 at 07:58 PM.
Posted it up on jspec just before and thought I should put it on here.
10 sec pass on 7 psi around 1000hp on pump gas can take around 30 psi and can get about 1500hp on race gas.
Some NZ Ol Skool Lovin
Those last 2 posts don't really contain much f**king sweet in them.
Old cars. Oh yeah.
Lol how bout this one ... FUCKING SWEET!
^^^ hahahaha hell yeah to the lil' ride on engine!
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Old cars. Oh yeah.
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- Burley (or Burley like) trailer. (Yes I know this isn't a cargo bike)
- Longbike.
- Madsen
- Bakfiets or bakfiets-like.
The bicycle is a simple solution to some of the world's most complicated problems. (John Burke)
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Cargo bike FEVER
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Local involvement part 2
1) E. Easter Ave. - S. Holly St to S University Blvd
2) Washington St - Clarkson St to Easter Ave
3) E Easter Pl - E Easter Ave to S University Blvd
4) E Easter Ave - S University Blvd to S Broadway
5) S Homestead Pkwy - E Arapahoe Rd to E Dry Creek Rd
6) S Clarkson St - E Orchard Rd to Arapahoe Rd
7) E Mineral Ave - S Clarkson St to S High St
8) S High St - E Mineral Ave south to Park
9) E Otero Cir - west of S Race St to S Steele St
10) E Berry Dr - Timberline Elementary to S Picadilly St
11) S Picadilly St - E Berry Dr to E Smoky Hill Rd
12) E Fair Ave - S Liverpool St west to the Centennial boundary
13) E Caley Ave - S Potomac St to S Kenton St
14) S Kenton St - E Caley Ave to E Peakview Ave
15) E Peakview Ave - S Kenton St to S Havana St
16) S Jordan Rd - E Arapahoe Rd to E Caley Ave
17) S Syracuse Wy - E Caley Ave south to Greenwood Village
18) S Spruce St - E Arapahoe Rd to E Costilla Blvd
19) E Costilla Blvd - S Spruce St to E Costilla Ave
20) E Costilla Ave - E Costilla Blvd to S Homestead Pkwy
Centennial is an odd-shaped city and basically has a west half and an east half. I was pleased to see that a lot of these projects are within a few miles of our house!
I talked with Britton about bike lanes vs. sharrows and he agreed that sharrows are more appropriate on narrow streets where bike lanes would put cyclists in the 'door zone.' He was excited about the project and said that he is hopeful it will be part of the city's budget each year! At $75,000 for 16 miles of bike lanes, that's the cheapest infrastructure we can find, I am sure.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Local involvement
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
1974 Schwinn Collegiate
The best thing about the Collegiate is how much it gets used. I think this is basically for 2 reasons.