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There are an endless amount of activities in Sonoma County.
- Adventure – Go on a bike ride through the vineyards and trails.
- Wine Tours – Join a group wine tour or create a custom tour.
- Hands On Activities – Sign up for a private cooking class.
- Wine Tasting – Create your own wine tasting itinerary.
- Rejuvenation at the Spa – Indulge with a spa treatment, massage or facial.
- Attractions & Entertainment – Take in a show, concert or visit an art gallery.
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It's Florida blueberry and peach season, and Authentic Florida creates a favorite recipe - Blueberry and Peach Cobbler, just like grandma would have made.The fruit season is short, so get to the farmer's market or your local farm as soon as you can.
And don't forget the ice cream!
I recommend doubling this recipe. You'll love having leftovers.
Serves 4
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Will need 4 ramekins, (8-ounce) or more if you double the recipe
Fruit Mixture
3-4 medium Florida peaches, peeled and cut in sections
1 cup of Florida blueberries
¼ cup of sugar
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
2 teaspoons of cornstarch
Cobbler Mixture (Wet and Dry Ingredients)
Wet Ingredients
1 egg
2 tablespoons melted, cooled butter
¼ cup heavy cream
Dry Ingredients
½ cup flour, plus 2 tablespoons
1 teaspoon of baking powder
Pinch of salt
1 tablespoon of sugar
1 tablespoon butter to brush over topping
Vanilla Ice Cream (optional)
Fruit Mixture
In a large bowl, mix peaches and blueberries. Separately, mix the sugar, cinnamon and cornstarch. Combine the two. Set aside.
Wet Ingredients
In a small bowl, mix the egg, cooled butter and heavy cream. Whisk with a fork. Set aside.
Dry Ingredients
In a medium sized bowl, sift flour, baking powder, salt and sugar.
Make a well (small indentation) in the middle of the dry ingredients and pour in the wet ingredients. Slowly draw the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients, combining just until mixed.
Place the ramekins on a sheet pan. Pour in the fruit, dividing the mixture evenly.
Spoon the dough over the top (it will be sticky) of the fruit. It may not spread to the edges of the ramekin completely, but be sure the dough is distributed over the fruit. (I leave the edges a little exposed.)
Lightly brush the dough with butter.
Bake until the juices bubble up and crust is golden brown, approximately 20-25 minutes. (Check at 15 minutes)
Serve hot. Add ice cream!
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As a restored, historic theater right in the center of Chicago's historic Hyde Park neighborhood, The Harper Theater is a space where community happens. Therefore, we have woven an artisanal café & coffee shop option right into your film-going experience at The Harper Theater by launching The Harper Theater Café.
Chicago is a city full of coffee shops and cafes, coffee roasters and other specialist artisanal producers. It's a culture that thrives in this city and we're making that integral to The Harper Theater experience. We serve beans from Chicago's own specialty roaster, Metropolis Coffee Company, using top-of-the-line equipment and professional baristas to make sure your beverage experience is equal to your cinematic experience.
The Café serves tea and coffee, iced or hot, as well as a number of bakery options. Before the show, after the show—during the show—we'll have you covered. We think you'll appreciate this unique, café-style approach here at the historic Harper Theater, and we look forward to serving you.
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|Anaerobic bacteria colonizing the lower airways in lung cancer patients.
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|Anaerobes comprise most of the endogenous oropharyngeal microflora, and can cause infections of airways in lung cancer patients who are at high risk for respiratory tract infections. The aim of this study was to determine the frequency and species diversity of anaerobes in specimens from the lower airways of lung cancer patients. Sensitivity of the isolates to conventional antimicrobial agents used in anaerobe therapy was assessed. Respiratory secretions obtained by bronchoscopy from 30 lung cancer patients were cultured onto Wilkins- -Chalgren agar in anaerobic conditions at 37°C for 72-96 hours. The isolates were identified using microtest Api 20A. The minimal inhibitory concentrations for penicillin G, amoxicillin/clavulanate, piperacillin/tazobactam, cefoxitin, imipenem, clindamycin, and metronidazole were determined by E-test. A total of 47 isolates of anaerobic bacteria were detected in 22 (73.3%) specimens. More than one species of anaerobe was found in 16 (53.3%) samples. The most frequently isolated were Actinomyces spp. and Peptostreptococcus spp., followed by Eubacterium lentum, Veillonella parvula, Prevotella spp., Bacteroides spp., Lactobacillus jensenii. Among antibiotics used in the study amoxicillin/clavulanate and imipenem were the most active in vitro (0% and 2% resistant strains, respectively). The highest resistance rate was found for penicillin G and metronidazole (36% and 38% resistant strains, respectively). The results obtained confirm the need to conduct analyses of anaerobic microflora colonizing the lower respiratory tract in patients with lung cancer to monitor potential etiologic factors of airways infections, as well as to propose efficient, empirical therapy. (Folia Histochemica et Cytobiologica 2011; Vol. 49, No. 2, pp. 263-266).
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Archive for Thursday, August 30, 2001
Geraldine E. Moran
Funeral services for Geraldine Elizabeth Moran, 95, Overland Park, were Wednesday, Aug. 22, at St. Columbkille's Catholic Church, Blaine. Burial was in Mt. Calvary Catholic Cemetery, Blaine.
Mrs. Moran died Saturday, Aug. 18, 2001, at an Overland Park nursing facility.
She was born Nov. 25, 1905, in Blaine, the daughter of Hugh and Mary Ryan McCormick.
She taught in the Kansas Rural School System from 1924 to 1929, and also made hand-made quilts.
Mrs. Moran was a member of St. Columbkille's Catholic parish and the Blaine community until she retired to Overland Park in 1996.
She married Thomas Patrick Moran on Oct. 9, 1929, at St. Columbkille's Catholic Church in Blaine. He died in September 1983.
Survivors include four daughters, Rosemary Moran, Kansas City, Mo., Julia Harrington, Kansas City, Kan., Patricia Dulac, Garland, Texas, and Susanne Marti, Overland Park; four sons, Basil Moran, Topeka, Stephen Moran, Salt Lake, Utah, James Moran, Upper Montclair, N.J., and Joseph Moran, Salina; 25 grandchildren; and 43 great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorial contributions to St. Columbkille's Catholic Church in Blaine, or to the American Cancer Society.
Kufahl Funeral Home in Wheaton was in charge of arrangements.
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The number of companies ready, willing and able to help retailers with their equipment and design needs continues to grow.
Retailers attended the FMI Energy & Store Development Conference to learn about industry trends, attend workshops on energy, refrigeration and store development and network with their peers. However, attendees were also given the first peek at some of the latest developments and innovation being offered by leading equipment and design companies.
Industry observers say the attendance figures at the show are proof that retailers are finally ready to loosen their purse strings and reinvest in their stores—especially when it comes to updating and modernizing their operations with more efficient options.
But where to start? On the following pages is a sample of fixture, store design, equipment, facility maintenance and retail marketing service companies who are ready to assist retailers in discovering cost-saving solutions for creating state-of-the-art, customer-focused, environmentally-friendly stores.
Alpina Manufacturing
Alpina Manufacturing, an OEM manufacturer since 1992, is known for its frames and stands that enable retailers to quickly install and change graphics and posters without having to remove frames from the wall. Alpina, based in Chicago, manufactures their products in the U.S. and company officials say they can quickly produce a single custom unit of any size or color, plus they offers free shipping, online ordering and instant pricing. www.fastchangeframes.com
Created specifically for use with Alto-Shaam's electric and gas Combitherm ovens, the company's Automatic Grease Collection System is designed to save labor and provide greater employee safety by eliminating the handling of hot grease normally collected and emptied by hand from a drip tray. The technology is automatically activated during the cooking process as chicken grease and other byproducts are automatically pumped from the oven cavity into remote grease collection containers. Officials for the Menomonee Falls, Wis.-based company say the grease disposal system also features an optional mobile cart that allows for safe and easy transport to a grease disposal container, making large batch cooking safer, cleaner and more efficient.
BARO North America
BARO North America introduced its Alpha H1 LED family of fixtures at this year's National Grocers Association show in Las Vegas. According to company officials at the St. Louis-based company, the Alpha H1 is the most powerful track- based LED product line available to the North American market.
Designed specifically for supermarket lighting, the Alpha H1 offers 10 different LED array options covering a range of color temperatures from 2700K to 5000K. The Alpha H1 LED from BARO is available in traditional track form as well as pendant and recess options. In addition, two different wattage choices of 59 and 95 watts give even greater design flexibility allowing supermarket owners to create a truly high quality LED lighting system, add officials.
CAREL USA, a maker of refrigeration, air conditioning and humidification controls, provides total store integration and optimization solutions for the food retail industry, say officials for the Manheim, Pa.-based company.
CAREL's technology offers retailers the ability to create tailored solutions for the total store management of refrigeration, lighting and air conditioning with a benefit of reduced complexity, add officials. The CAREL total store solution focuses on providing food safety and energy savings for small, medium and large footprint food retail stores. In addition, the company's full enterprise monitoring and reporting software is designed to complement installed hardware to provide real time operational performance visibility. www.carelusa.com
CIP Retail
CIP Retail creates customized interior décor and signage for retail environments. Officials for the Fairfield, Ohio, based company say that whether a project needs a turnkey solution—from creative design to fabrication and installation—or a company for fabrication and delivery of an outside design firm's vision, CIP can handle it. "Your retail space is where you connect with customers, forging relationships with them for, hopefully, years to come," says Mike Huff, vice president of business development. "Often times, in an overt way, through great customer service, but also in a more subliminal way through the environment you create."
Cummins Allison
Cummins Allison develops solutions designed to quickly and efficiently count, sort and authenticate currency, checks and coins. Whether it is for a chain of superstores or a small independent, officials at the Mt. Prospect, Ill.-based company say self-service coin counters can deliver powerful benefits that can grow a business and improve the bottom line. With four procurement options: buy, lease, rent or machine placement, Cummins Allison gives retailers a number of choices for adding or replacing coin machines. www.cumminsallison.com
D|Fab works with retail brands to establish a meaningful connection with their customers by creating store experiences that communicate creatively, consistently and cost effectively, say company officials. The Madison Heights, Mich.-based company handles projects from concept design through signage and décor production and installation. Officials say they have created a culture that supports uncompromised customer service and can respond quickly to fulfill project requirements that extend from single prototype concepts to national rollout programs. Some of the innovative products the company uses to bring store interiors and brands to life include CoreLite, TransImage and DecorLight. www.dfabdesign.com
DCI-Artform supplies front end merchandising (FEM) merchandisers, Magna-Bar peg systems and SpaceGrid/STS/MaxTrax tray solutions utilizing grids or bars. However officials for the Milwaukee, Wis.-based company say their pusher-tray and peg merchandising systems that face products and improve shelf capacity are just the start. DCI-Artform also brings 65 years of shopper-driven innovation to its solutions for pre-packaged meat, frozen foods, value-added produce, cheese, candy, pasta and other categories. The goal of these systems is to minimize cost and maximize product presentation. In the FEM space, DCI-Artform is advancing a new brand-neutral way to increase both sales and customer engagement, adds a company official.
Eliason Corp.
Eliason Corp. manufacturers easy swing double action impact traffic doors. The Kalamazoo, Mich.-based company's custom built doors are available in many sizes, styles and decor options and are found in a multitude of applications ranging from supermarkets and department stores to industrial, food service, restaurants and walk-in coolers.
Eliason recently introduced a line of in-fitting and sliding cooler and freezer doors designed for retrofit and upgrade applications. Crafted from an entirely composite, thermally neutral FRP framework, the doors are foamed in place with non-CFC polyurethane. This combination provides outstanding thermal insulation, structural rigidity and longevity and eliminates concerns about moisture and warping, say officials. High insulating values up to R-42 are available depending on the model ordered. The composite face frame and optional mirror image casings are made not to rot or warp, add strength and stability and provide a neat appearance by covering previous holes and/or damage.
Globe Food Equipment Co.
Consistency and precision are vital to uniform deli slicers, as is the ability to produce higher product yields and having easy to clean equipment. That is why Dayton, Ohio-based Globe Food Equipment Co. introduced its new N-Series premium slicers. Globe's N-Series premium slicers incorporate top-of-the-line features that help retailers do all that, plus more, say company officials. They add that all models are BPA-free and certified by NSF International to go above and beyond standard performance (NSF ANSI 8 2010 Standard).
Henny Penny
Henny Penny engineers and manufacturers products designed to meet the needs of foodservice operators around the world. The Eaton, Ohio-based company is most known for fryers and frying accessories. Its product line also includes holding cabinets, rotisseries, combi ovens and merchandisers.
Company officials say the SmartCombi makes it easy to prepare delicious, perfectly cooked food while saving both time and money and that with the CrossWise Plus racking system in place, retailers can boost ROI by increasing their capacity up to 100%. Henny Penny's Advanced Steam Technology is designed to distribute moisture evenly throughout the oven—ensuring consistency and preventing lime buildup that can cause maintenance issues and down time.
Not only is the Hobart HS Series heavy-duty slicer designed to meet NSF 8 guidelines with sealed seams, compliant fasteners and removable parts for easy cleaning, it also includes innovative patented features for better overall operation with every slice. Officials for the Troy, Ohio-based company say that the CleanCut knife offers a thin-edge design that provides improved yield, consistent cuts and reduced cost of ownership. In addition, Hobart's patented, removable ring-guard cover is designed to prevent debris build-up on cutting surfaces and the exclusive tilting, removable carriage system allows for thorough cleaning and improved sanitation. The HS Series slicer is available in manual as well as automatic models.
Juno Lighting Group
Juno T271L Arc LED fixtures are designed to deliver well-focused, powerful track lighting for grocery and retail merchandising applications. These exceptionally thin, professional-grade luminaires are capable of producing over 1,000 lumens of color-consistent light. The 13-watt T271 Arc LED is five times more energy efficient than equivalent 60- or 75-watt PAR30 halogen fixtures, say officials for the Des Plaines, Ill.-based company. The Juno Arc is available in an Enhanced Spectrum version designed to make red, green and blue colors pop with unsurpassed vibrancy and saturation making it ideal for lighting grocery produce and many other applications.
The Juno Lighting Group, a Schneider Electric company, offers commercial and residential lighting solutions. Under the Juno Lighting Group umbrella, the company comprises six product brands: Juno, Indy, AccuLite, Aculux, NaviLite and DanaLite. www.junolightinggroup.com
Mart Cart
Looking to help retailers address the needs of shoppers who require a cart with a heavy-duty design, Mart Cart, a product line of Assembled Products Corp., recently introduced the Ultima. This model features a 24-inch wide seat, one of the widest seats available today, a 22.5-inch rear wheelbase supported by solid dually wheels and a powerful 300-watt hub motor. Officials for the Rogers, Ark.-based company say the Ultima also has the highest weight capacity rating in the market today—rated at 1,100 pounds of moving capacity with the optional jumbo basket which offers more room for groceries to go in the cart.
Master-Bilt, manufacturer of a full line of premier commercial refrigeration systems, introduces self-contained (SC), Endless Glass Door Merchandisers. Officials for the New Albany, Miss.-based company say the merchandisers combine the convenience of self-contained refrigeration with maximum flexibility for merchandising. The top-mounted condensing unit features quick-connect fittings, condensate pump and a vaporizer. It is pre-charged with refrigerant for fast, no-plumbing-required installation.
The company offers 16 energy efficient basic models in medium and low temp with either 24- or 30-inch wide doors and fit most space requirements as stand-alone units or continuous line up. SC models have reversible glass doors, five cantilever shelves with price tag molding per door, LED lighting and meet the Department of Energy's 2012 requirements.
New Age Industrial
The Cantilever Shelving Systems from New Age Industrial offer retailers a solution for organizing walk-in refrigerators and other areas of the supermarket operation. Made from lightweight aluminum, the shelving includes a lifetime guarantee against rust, corrosion, material defects and workmanship. Additionally, each shelf holds between 700 to 900 pounds. The cantilever design, which requires no front support posts, results in easy access to products and increases storage capacity and the shelving system's flexibility makes it easy to configure to meet individual needs, say officials for the Norton, Kan.-based company.
Officials at Pan-Oston work with a wide range of grocers from the world's largest to the smallest independent to develop checkout and merchandising solutions that not only improve their bottom-line, but also enhance their customers' shopping experience. From portal scanning, convertible (attended or self-checkout) lanes, locking tobacco displays and produce displays, company officials can take a retailer's vision of the future and engineer it to work in the real world, today, say officials for the Bowling Green, Ky.-based company.
Parker Hannifin-Sporlan Division
Retailers can eliminate the hurdles to broader implementation of secondary glycol refrigeration systems with the Sporlan Secondary Fluid Control package, say officials for Parker Hannifin-Sporlan Division. Laboratory and field installations have demonstrated case temperature stability within .5 degree of set point and reductions in compressor cycling by up to 60%. Officials for the Washington, Mo.-based Parker Hannifin-Sporlan Division add that regulating glycol mass flow to meet the unique needs of each case results in an overall reduction in glycol pump speed and energy consumption.
Officials also say that by pairing a fully modulating stepper motor valve with advanced adaptive algorithms, they can achieve consistent flat line control without the headaches associated with system commissioning.
Rational USA
Known for its line of combi-steamers, Rational USA's SelfCookingCenter Whitefficiency is one of its most popular units, say company officials. Frying, roasting, grilling, broiling, steaming, poaching, baking and much more, can be performed by a single self-cleaning piece of equipment. A variety of foods can be prepared by using one of the seven "touch-of-the-button" cooking modes. Officials for the Schaumburg, Ill.-based company, say that whether cooking for 20 or 2,000, the SelfCookingCenter Whitefficiency takes the guesswork out of meal preparation. SelfCookingCenter Whitefficiency units are available in gas or electric with capacities ranging from six-pan tabletop units to full size roll-in models.
Southern Imperial
Southern Imperial's new Facer product line was created to offer a simple approach to optimize the appearance of wine sections and other bottled items. According to officials from the Rockford, Ill.-based company, Facer allows each row of bottles to be easily pulled to the front of the shelf, the result of which is a tidier presentation. They add that by using Facer, store staff can reduce the time spent organizing a wine section by 27% and reduce the risk of over-stocking or breaking bottles. Officials also say that by facing the merchandise, the product is easier to shop and there is a better communication of the brands and selection, resulting in increased impulse sales.
Trion Industries
Both Standard and Gravity Feed configurations of Trion's new Pouch Hook, designed to keep items automatically faced and forwarded, are now available. A proprietary rear tab keeps merchandise from being jostled off the back of the hook and the Flip-Front Label holder swings out of the way for easy product removal, say officials for the Wilkes-Barre, Pa.-based company. Bar mounted, the Pouch Hook is available in four lengths compatible with standard shelf sizes permitting mixed use. The bars' universal design allows for a no-tools installation on all thick and thin wall gondola and cooler uprights. www.triononline
Zero Zone
Zero Zone now offers a model of the Crystal Merchandiser featuring pairs of 24-inch doors, available in 8- and 12-foot lengths. The new model comes with four-foot shelves, designed for retailers that prefer the same planogram as an open case, but with the energy savings that the Crystal Merchandiser is known for (up to 84%). Officials for the North Prairie, Wis.-based company say that the new Crystal Merchandiser is ideal for a multitude of medium temp applications from fresh meat to beer and that retailers using the unit are reporting greater energy savings, excellent shopper acceptance, merchandising flexibility, shrink reduction and more accurate temperature control. www.zero-zone.com


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The Avengers To Assemble On Cartoon Network In 2013? End Of Earth's Mightiest Heroes?
Marvel has already smashed the box office with The Avenges overseas, and it is undoubtedly set up to do some real damage this Thursday at midnight stateside. Marvel has finished their first 5 year plan by assembling the Avengers, and now it's all about the future. Paul Gitter, President of Consumer Products for Marvel Entertainment in North America spoke with Forbes about it.
The interview was mainly about the merchandising line and how it is being marketed, but a few interesting bits of information came out of the interview. Marvel has their marketing strategy set for the next five years, including The Avengers cartoon on Cartoon Network in 2013 according to the report. That sounds particularly odd considering Disney has a Marvel block of programming every Sunday with Earth's Mightiest Heroes and Ultimate Spider-Man. This could be a misquote, or something is going on that we have no clue about. Here is that part of that section as reported by Forbes:
Marvel is introducing digital initiatives, new print and comic book titles, and The Avengers animated TV series on the Cartoon Network in 2013. Iron Man 3 hits theaters next year, and Captain America and Thor sequels are in the works. Although the Black Widow isn't yet scheduled for her own stand-alone movie, the character's lifestyle will inspire a collection of athletic gear and beauty products.
Well no Black Widow movie as of now, but the Cartoon Network news may be particularly troubling to Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes fans. There have been some rumors and rumblings that Marvel had thought about canning EMH in favor of a Avengers cartoon that is in the same universe as Ultimate Spider-Man. Now, again, this may just be a misquote since Marvel and Disney have the relationship that they do, but this is definitely something to be watching out for.
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Glen E. Friedman Is Coming to San FranciscoJuxtapoz // Wednesday, 20 Oct 2010
One of most prolific photographers of his generation, Glen E. Friedman's (Juxtapoz #100) raw, beautiful, and honest photographs have inspired and entertained viewers over the past three decades. The artist will be showing his photos in an exhibit at San Francisco's 941Geary Gallery opening November 6th.
Glen E. Friedman is the photographer responsible for documenting the Dog Town skateboarders of the late 70s as well as capturing the definitive portraits of such musical talents as The Beastie Boys, Black Flag, Minor Threat, and Run DMC.
On November 6th, 941Geary will host the premier San Francisco showing of legendary photographer Glen E. Friedman's international touring exhibition, "Fuck You All". This exhibition will not only include the collection of images that captured some of the most influential figures of the skate, hip hop, and punk subcultures, but it will also include several collaborative pieces by Shepard Fairey. In these collaborations, Shepard will render a selection of Glen's most iconic photographs in Shepard's signature style to create unique, one-of-a-kind translations.
More than a documentary photographer, Friedman was a participant in the movements he photographed, capturing the moments that defined an era.
The exhibition will run from November 6 - December 30th at 941Geary Gallery in San Francisco.
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Of foiling behemoths, Sydney Hobart record, Lord Howe and Twitter
We often use it when referring to very large boats like the 145 footer Marie Cha, or Paul Allen's mega-yacht the 414 foot Octopus but it struck us today that Larry Ellison´s foiling AC72 Oracle USA is also well described as a behe-moth. (get it?)
The behemoth was videoed again by an independent cameraman who captured the AC72 training on San Francisco Bay. The America's Cup Defender had her best day foiling so far seen.
As skipper helm Jimmy Spithill emphasised in his interview with us that we published on Wednesday, Oracle USA now has wheel steering rather than tiller, which allows him better ability to control the boat, as it comes on and off the foil.
Oracle Team USA - Foiling in San Francisco Guilain Grenier Oracle Team USA©
The World Speed Sailing Record Council this week has sanctioned Sean Langman´s Team Australia's passage record from Sydney to Hobart which was set over 22nd and 23rd February 2013. The ORMA 60 with its six crew members established a time of 1 day 5 hours 52 minutes and 23 seconds for the classic 630 nautical mile route, their average speed was 22 knots.
New Sydney Hobart passage record holder Team Australia - blasts home Jane Austin
Melbourne to Osaka Yacht Race 2013 is all ready to go with the 5,500 nautical mile sailing event.
The first of three groups of yachts will greet the starter at Portsea Pier on Sunday, March 17 at 1:30 pm. The second and largest group will start the following Sunday, March 24, at 10:30 am. This is anticipated to be the most closely contested division. The third start will be for the highly rated 66-footer Gusto, which will start on Thursday 28th March 2013.
Fleet Farewell SYC at Melbourne-Osaka Yacht Race 2013 Sally Williams
The 39th Hempel Gosford to Lord Howe Island Yacht Race 2013 starts on April 6th and the Race Committee is seeking interest from skippers of Cat 1 ready yachts as a possible replacement due to the unfortunate entry withdrawal last night of the race record holder VO60 Merit from this year's event. Merit was to occupy one of the coveted deep draft moorings in the South Passage at Lord Howe at the conclusion of this year's race.
Record-holder Merit withdraws from Hempel Gosford-Lord Howe Island Race 2013 Tony Evans
If you are not into Twitter, you might not know that it's THE fast breaking news source, when the Argentinian cardinal was elected Pope, the first news was not on the live covering TV news from around the world but on Twitter.
Twitter is an excellent social and fast news media tool. The Sail-world twitter feed was breaking all the news during Sean Langman´s Team Australia record. Our tweets are often retweeted to big lists around the world.
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Between those and another seven of our regional site twitter feeds, we already have 7,000 followers and that number is growing at close to 20% per month. Yes that is twenty percent per month. It's not a big number when you consider our overall traffic at 220,000 readers per month but its multichannel 24x7 news like this that make Sail-world the largest sailing news source in the world
If you need to reach the largest marine audience in the world talk to us about Sail-World advertising packages, email us at firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll call you.Rob Kothe Sail Mooloolaba 2013 - Generous accommodation offers Tracey Johnstone, Sail Mooloolaba 2013. Local accommodation venues are offering great deals for sailors visiting Mooloolaba during this year's week-long celebration of sailing being held from 22-30 June.... [more]Share this storySan Fernando Race - Set sail for the Philippines on March 27th Koko Mueller, Supported by the Philippines Department of Tourism and proving 'it's more fun in the Philippines!', 25 boats will gather on the start line in Victoria Harbour for the 19th edition of the San Fernando Race, which gets underway on Wednesday 27 March. This 480nm Category 1 offshore race attracts a sector of the sailing population committed to blue water offshore racing.... [more]Share this storyAmerica's Cup: Oracle Team USA has a fine day foiling - Am-Cam video Sail-World, Oracle Team USA's revamped USA-17 was videoed again by an independent cameraman who captured the AC72 training on San Francisco Bay. The America's Cup Defender had her best day foiling that has been seen on Am-Cam from San Francisco, showing good control on the foils... [more]Share this storyWSSRC sanctions Team Australia's new world record Lisa Ratcliff, The World Speed Sailing Record Council this week has sanctioned Team Australia's passage record from Sydney to Hobart which was set over 22nd and 23rd February 2013. The ORMA 60 with its six crew members established a time of 1 day 5 hours 52 minutes and 23 seconds for the famous 630 nautical mile Tasman Sea crossing, their average speed 22 knots.... [more]Share this storyAmerica's Cup: Larry Ellison checks out Oracle Team USA's AC72 Sail-World, Oracle Team USA's Larry Ellison took time out to visit Pier 80 with members of the shore and sailing crew, and get aboard the AC72. Team photographer Guilain Grenier was on hand to catch the occasion.... [more]Share this storyJJ Giltinan Trophy: NZ 18fter team NZ team reflects on two top tens Auckland Sailing Club, The better late than never recap of the New Zealand teams competing at the 2013 JJ Giltinan Trohpy. The New Zealand teams showed good form at this year's JJ Giltinan Trophy with two boats finishing in the top 10 of the 31 boat fleet.... [more]Share this storyMultihull Yacht Club of Victoria - Multihull construction Lisa Floyd, Your invited to a social gathering/information on Friday evening, 22 March, at All Craft Marine hosted by owner operator Cliff Howie Allcraft Marine has been in the Boat and Storage business since 1984.... [more]Share this storyBoaters warned of dangerous coastal conditions north of Newcastle RMS, Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) has issued an alert following a Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) warning about dangerous surf conditions from Newcastle to the Queensland border tomorrow and Saturday.... [more]Share this storyVolvo Ocean Race to make another stop in Sanya Kevin Fylan, The Volvo Ocean Race will return to Sanya's sparkling Serenity Marina in 2014-15, with the Chinese holiday destination once again confirmed on the race route after making a great impression on its debut in 2011-12.... [more]Share this storyYouth America's Cup - Objective Australia set to kick off campaign Damian Devine, Objective Australia Youth America's Cup Campaign Launch to be held on Saturday 23 March at the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club.... [more]Share this storyAudi Hamilton Island 'Race Week'? - but it's all cruising sailors Rob Mundle, Audi Hamilton Island Race Week 2013. As the planning for the 30th anniversary of the popular sailing spectacle continues to gain momentum, all of the near 40 boats so far entered are cruising yachts, not racers. What's going on?... [more]Share this storySydney Heritage Fleet - Welcoming seniors Hugh Lander, Sydney Heritage Fleet, home to five heritage vessels all over 100 years of age, is putting out the welcome aboard sign to senior citizens during Seniors Week... [more]Share this storyMelbourne-Osaka Yacht Race 2013 - The epic journey begins George Shaw, Melbourne to Osaka Yacht Race 2013 is all ready to go with the 5,500 nautical mile sailing event scheduled to start in three parts from Sunday, March 17 at Portsea Pier.... [more]Share this storyTrofeo SAR Princesa Sofia Mapfre - Three classes get cancelled Trofeo SAR Princesa Sofia Mapfre, The 44th Trofeo SAR Princesa Sofia Mapfre is set to take place 30th March - 6th April and we now know which three classes have been cancelled from the competition due to low entry numbers.... [more]Share this storyGreat Keppel Island redevelopment to be certified by Green Globe Jeni Bone, The approved $600m revitalisation plans for Great Keppel Island, which will include a marine precinct and state of the art marina, will be the first Great Barrier Reef resort to be certified by Green Globe, an international body promoting sustainable tourism practices.... [more]Share this storyMussanah Race Week - Challenging first day for competitors Mussanah Race Week, Mussanah Race Week - Oman's annual dinghy regatta – got underway with a light wind start, making it particularly challenging for the competitors, with 6-8kts of breeze and small chop, their focus and concentration was continually being tested, leaving them with no room for error.... [more]Share this storyVolvo Ocean Race - Coming soon to an ocean near you Volvo Ocean Race, The first Volvo Ocean 65 hull, the Volvo truck towing it, its driver and three attendees have been on the road for five days now. They left the Persico factory in Bergamo, Italy, this past Friday. They are taking the ferry today from Hook of Holland to Harwich and the crossing from the Netherlands to the UK will take them six hours.... [more]Share this storyAmerica's Cup - Counting down to the 'Summer of Racing' underway Stephen Barclay, The countdown has begun! We've taken possession of the new cruise ship terminal and are now starting to transform all of Piers 27 and 29 into what will become the America's Cup Park. The America's Cup Park and America's Cup Village (Marina Green) will be the two major event locations during the 'Summer of Racing' in San Francisco.... [more]Share this storyExtreme Sailing Series - Hunt for 2014-17 venues commences Extreme Sailing Series, OC Sport, organisers of the original stadium sailing circuit, the Extreme Sailing Series, are officially inviting formal bids from cities or regions around the globe interested in hosting an Act as part of this high profile, international annual circuit in 2014 and beyond.... 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John 3:16 and Man's Ability to Choose God
from R.C. Sproul Nov 30, 2015 Category: ArticlesIt is ironic that in the same chapter, indeed in the same context, in which our Lord teaches the utter necessity of rebirth to even see the kingdom, let alone choose it, non-Reformed views find one of their main proof texts to argue that fallen man retains a small island... Keep Reading
Accepting Christ's Deity
from R.C. Sproul Jan 05, 2010 Category: R.C. SproulIn Jesus' high priestly prayer in John 17, He says: "And now, Father, glorify Me together with Yourself, with the glory which I had with You before the world was" (v. 5). Here Jesus alludes to a position He held before creation. It is a tacit claim to His participation in the eternal glory of God. In the fourth century, the church faced a serious crisis with respect to the deity of Christ. The Arian heretics denied the deity of Christ, claiming that Jesus was a creature who was adopted into a special relationship with God. In their controversy with orthodox Christians, they used ribald and derogatory songs as a method of propaganda. Keep Reading
Columns from Tabletalk Magazine, January 2010
from Tim Challies Jan 04, 2010 Category: Tabletalk MagazineThe January edition of Tabletalk is out. This month's theme is "Anxiety and the Sovereignty of God." The issue explores the sovereignty of God in the face of anxiety. Contributors include R.C. Sproul, Ken Myers, E. Calvin Beisner, Paul David Tripp, Ed Welch and John MacArthur. We do not post all of the feature articles or the daily devotionals from the issue, so you'll have to subscribe to get those. But for now, here are links to a few select columns and articles from this month: Keep Reading
Witnessing Christ's Glory
from R.C. Sproul Jan 03, 2010 Category: R.C. SproulThe book of James has an unusual sentence construction that links the word glory with the name of Jesus: "My brethren, do not hold the faith of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Lord of glory, with partiality" (James 2:1). In this verse the words "Lord of glory" have alternate renditions. Some translations read, "Our glorious Lord." Still another possible translation reads, "Jesus Christ, who is the glory." Keep Reading
Reflecting Christ's Image
from R.C. Sproul Jan 02, 2010 Category: R.C. SproulWhat can be said of Christ's being the "express image of His person"? Are not we all created in the image of God and does not this reference merely speak of Jesus as the perfect man, the one in whom the image of God has not been besmirched or corrupted? I think the text means more than that. Philip Hughes says this: "The Greek word translated 'the very stamp bearer' means an engraved character or the impress made by a die or a seal, as for example, on a coin; and the Greek word translated 'nature' denotes the very essence of God. The principal idea intended is that of exact correspondence. This correspondence involves not only an identity of the essence of the Son with that of the Father but more particularly a true and trustworthy revelation or representation of the Father by the Son." Keep Reading
Tabletalk 2010 Bible Reading Plan
from Tim Challies Jan 01, 2010 Category: Tabletalk MagazineYou are undoubtedly aware that for many years Tabletalk has offered daily devotionals to guide you through the Bible over the course of the calendar year. But perhaps you did not know that there is also an associated Bible reading plan. Offering a daily reading from both the Old Testament and the New Testament, this plan will help you read the entire Bible in 2010. You can download it here in PDF format. Keep Reading
Resolving to be Resolved
from Burk Parsons Dec 31, 2009 Category: Tabletalk MagazineIt seems that every new year, we are caught up in a whirlwind of well-intentioned resolutions. With premeditated bursts of enthusiasm, those closest to us begin to take part in peculiar, and sometimes public activities that even cause neighborhood children to look puzzled. We find ourselves bearing witness to surprising edicts and seemingly self-conscious new year's manifestos whereupon we are summoned to behold what sweeping changes may come — resolutions for impending dispositions, impossible diets, and impenetrable fortresses of discipline. Keep Reading
Last day for donations in 2009
from John Petersen Dec 31, 2009 Category: Ministry NewsAs we enter the last hours of 2009, we would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you. Your prayers and support make it possible for Ligonier to fulfill our mission to help people grow in their knowledge of God and His holiness. By God's grace, Ligonier will continue to proclaim the majestic and holy character of God by every means the Lord has given us in 2010. Keep Reading
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from Karisa Schlehr Dec 30, 2009 Category: Ministry NewsLigonier is looking for additional developers with a particular skill-set in web applications and database-driven websites. We have a detailed technology roadmap and invite inquiries from gifted individuals who have a passion to see Ligonier's outreach grow in the next decade. Keep Reading
Plumbing the Depths of Christ's Person
from R.C. Sproul Dec 30, 2009 Category: R.C. SproulWhen we consider Jesus as the second person of the Trinity, the eternal Logos who became incarnate, we note instantly that in any attempt to plumb the depths of His person we are stepping into the deep waters of the nature of God Himself. In Hebrews 1:3, the author describes Christ as "the brightness of His glory and the express image of His person." Keep Reading
Shipping Department Closing for Inventory
from Karisa Schlehr Dec 29, 2009 Category: Ministry NewsIt's that time of year again when we must take the time to inventory our warehouse. In order to complete this task, our warehouse will be closed from December 31, 2009 through January 7, 2010, resulting in a small delay in shipments. Keep Reading


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Yeah, its not the weather in Chicago (today has probably been the best day weather wise since I got here), but the storm hitting the East Coast has apparently affected Philly. I talked to a flight attendant a couple minutes ago and she said there's simply a lot of "flight traffic" in the Philly area... my flight may actually leave before 9:40 if it clears up sooner than expected (but she wouldn't put money on it). But if the storm gets worse... not good.
It sounds so reasonable when you say it.
Soooo I know I'm not the only one looking forward to rocking the sweet Chicago Law messenger bag at school tomorrow...
Quote from: ILoveUncleJesse on April 15, 2007, 11:07:58 PMSoooo I know I'm not the only one looking forward to rocking the sweet Chicago Law messenger bag at school tomorrow...the Chi bag was definitely nicer than the CLS one...I'd use it no matter what school I ended up at.(though shirts are always the best!)
and yes, ive used the nyu law shirt to my advantage already on spring break.
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CORVALLIS — Josh Huestis started off slow Thursday night, admittedly forcing shots that didn't fall.
But the Stanford junior forward wasn't worried. He has bought into coach Johnny Dawkins' 'next-play mentality.'
Huestis came back stronger for the Cardinal in the second half, scoring 16 of his game-high 20 points after the break to help his team hold off Oregon State 82-72.
"It was just on to the next play for me," said Huestis, who also had 11 rebounds. "I knew if I just kept trying to play through the offense I would get shots and they would start falling."
Stanford (16-11, 7-7 Pac-12) also got 14 points and 11 rebounds from Dwight Powell, while Andy Brown and Chasson Randle had 13 points apiece.
Roberto Nelson had 28 points and Eric Moreland added 11 points, 11 rebounds and three blocked shots to lead the Beavers (13-14, 3-11).
Oregon State closed within 73-69 after Nelson's outside jumper with 2:41 left. Stanford answered with an Aaron Bright 3-pointer and a Powell dunk to go back ahead 78-69 with 1:09 left. The Beavers got no closer than six from there.
Bright had 12 points and six assists for the Cardinal, which had lost three of their previous four games. Joe Burton had 16 points and eight rebounds for Oregon State.
Huestis made five of seven field-goal attempts in the second half to help him score in double figures for the eighth straight game. He reached that level just six times in his team's first 19 contests.
"Every night, I keep raising expectations higher and higher for him and he keeps meeting them or exceeding them," Dawkins said of Huestis. "He just comes out and plays every night, he tries to compete and he makes the plays that are available."
The Cardinal never trailed after a 7-0 run, capped by Bright's lay-in, gave them a 43-37 lead early in the second half. A long jumper by Huestis extended the Cardinal advantage to 49-42 with 15:18 remaining.
Oregon State closed within two points twice before Brown converted a conventional three-point play to make it 54-49.
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In a groundbreaking decision, the National Labor Relations Board has ruled that football players who receive scholarships at Northwestern University are indeed employees and have the right to unionize.
Northwestern is appealing the decision. But the ruling, even if reversed, has already galvanized the movement. It says student-athletes deserve a seat at the bargaining table, and the sacrifices they've made in their sports matter. Students at Northwestern now have the right to demand greater benefits covering basic necessities such as more extensive health care.
The decision has also helped shape a national debate that crops up at this time every year: Should student-athletes be paid and treated like school employees? According to a Washington Post-ABC News poll, the country is split when it comes to unionizing students, with 47% supporting it. Others, such as Amy Perko, executive director of the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics, think that universities and the NCAA alone should be responsible for improving benefits without the outside push from a union (see the video below for our entire interview with Perko). On student pay, opinions were much more clean-cut. The same poll shows that 64% of Americans are against it. Take a look at the graphics above.
We asked you what you thought about pay for student-athletes through our Your Take platform, and on Twitter and Facebook. Your comments reflected national sentiment. The best of those are below, along with interactives that allow you to continue the conversation:
Pay them? Isn't that what scholarships are for?
Why should colleges be the minor leagues for the NFL and the NBA?
Consider interns and grad assistants. They do the real work of the university. Pay them sufficiently first, then athletes.
The education they get (virtually for free) is worth far more down the road than whatever they might get paid for playing for four years. But, if students want to get paid to play, then they can pay for their own education. It's either/or, but not both.
-Laurie Miller
I think students are already paid. Should they become state employees and organize? No.
Most students already do get paid to some extent. Some get stipends. Others may get it under the table. Also, they get scholarships, too.
Few college athletes play revenue generating sports; paying these athletes would take opportunities from others.
The education they are getting is worth more per year than many people's salaries.
They make millions for their schools. They deserve more.
Yes, athletes should get paid. Schools say scholarships are pay, but many of these students do not finish school, and the schools make millions off them.
First, all college athletes should receive a stipend. Second, high school graduates should not be blocked from working wherever they wish.
College athletes should be compensated. Colleges and coaches are making money off them.
Some compensation should be awarded. Can you imagine how much money the NCAA and ESPN are making off these students' images?
Varsity athletes in all major college sports should get $2,000 per month, each.
They may be athletes, but some of them can hardly be called real students. Drop the fakery, and just pay them as workers.
Being a student-athlete is challenging; one has to balance academics with training. In many ways, the athletes are just like TAs and RAs in their roles in advancing the institutions. It is time to pay the athletes to make their struggles worthwhile.
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Lenovo gearing up mini IdeaPad?
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Lenovo Mini IdeaPad Leak
Lenovo may be the next large PC maker to enter the mini notebook field, according to reports from those in the notebook business. The company plans to expand its IdeaPad yet again to include the G series and will target the line both at budget notebooks as well as the mini notebook field led by the ASUS Eee PC, Acer Aspire One, and other very small systems. Specifics of this system are vague, though most of these systems now use an Intel Atom processor and come with flash-based storage as well as an option for Linux.
A more conventional model, the 14-inch IdeaPad G430, is already said to exist and will reportedly use Intel's Centrino 2 platform with components targeted at low-cost systems.
A release date doesn't accompany the launch, though Lenovo is reportedly tapping PC builders in Taiwan for manufacturing the new G series systems during the second half of the year and will thus pit the mini IdeaPad against the Dell E due in a similar timeframe.


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|Match Your Sun-Sign Compatibility Cancer - Virgo
The appearance of the compatibility of Cancer and Virgo is going to attractive and lots of positive vibes. But there will be a lot underneath. This partnership will be minus excitement and pleasure. The prime thing on the minds of Cancer and Virgo is going to be security and domestic stability. Virgo will also consider this association as very dull and drab. Both the natives will avoid getting involved in activities that will not suit or be akin to their temperament. None out of Cancer and Virgo are going to seek the deeper significance or the root cause of their incompatibility of their relationship.
Emotional Compatibility
The emotional compatibility of Cancer and Virgo couple will be on display when the two natives will cuddle up close to each other and talk mushy things with each other. This is a good match that can definitely lead to a promising and emotional bond. They will feel quite heady and thrilling in each other's company. The emotional affection of Cancer will make Virgo feel fine and safe. They must avoid being critical in their appraisal of each other to keep this compatibility upbeat. They should also avoid passing comments to each other to let their emotional compatibility grow with leaps and bounds. The penchant for stability and long-lasting association of both the natives will also keep their relationship in great potential. The duo will share a unique understanding between them that will exceed the concept of time and space. Security being very important to them will keep their emotional bonding afloat. Since their needs are similar, each of them will respect each other from their relationship. Both Cancer and Virgo will feel emotionally fulfilled and experience magnate like attraction for each other.
Professional CompatibilityThe sign of Virgo will have a positive effect on Cancer sign when it will come to aspects like money, business and profession. The professional combination of Mercury and Moon will enable the duo in making promising plans and profitable ideas. But there is a negative aspect of this combination. Cancer and Virgo both will ponder and dream over ill-considered schemes. On professional level, Virgo will stimulate Cancer mentally thus resulting in some solid progress and
success. Virgo will handle his/her professional assignments with great analytical power and Cancer will seek perfection. Virgo will work hard physically and mentally for work and employment without diverting his/her attention else where. Both Cancer and Virgo will proficiently face a steady flow of pressure. Virgo will make Cancer aware of all professional rivals and professional competition. The two signs of Cancer and Virgo will be well resourced in terms of profession and will get along well only if the duo do more of listening than just discussing.
Romantic Compatibility
In the romantic compatibility of cancer and Virgo, Cancer will give love responses that are going to be emotive. On the other hand, the responses of Virgo will be systematic. But this difference in the attitudes of both the natives will not matter much since the personalities of Cancer and Virgo amalgamate wonderfully. The practicality of Virgo will render a solid platform to this romantic union. Cancer, who is more emotional as compared to Virgo, will derive maximum affection and pleasure from this love relationship. Their physical indulgence will also be superb and very expressive. Both the natives will have to stay alert on the grounds of being too caring. Both will enjoy taking care of each other and make a great demonstrative fuss. This, if taken too much seriously, will make this very dramatic and superficial for each other. Virgo will try his/her best to change the ways of Cancer. There will be plenty of stimulation in this romantic compatibility that would require constant cementing. Virgo will love spending romantic evening out. But just when Cancer will be ready to get into mood, Virgo will lose his/her zeal and would be on move. Virgo will surely admire Cancer and this admiration and interest will further stimulate Cancer.
Marital Compatibility
The marital compatibility of Cancer and Virgo will be the meeting of two extremes. Cancer will be emotional and Virgo quite intellectual in their domestic approach. As per natal charts, Cancer falls in friendly category of Virgo. Hence Virgo will be responsive towards the ideas and advances of Cancer. This will make Cancer also rational, like Virgo, and make this marital tie stronger. Cancer might remain troubled by one habit of Virgo. And that is to criticize and judge with prejudice. Cancer will be excessively vulnerable for the ruthlessness and perfection of Virgo. Virgo will want his/her marital partner to be a performer but Cancer will be slower and receptive in his stance.
Cancer at times may experience difficulties in communicating with Virgo. They are not very quite but not chatterboxes either. Cancer will have to work hard to dig Virgo a little deeper and persist in search of his/her initiative. When the two natives will know each other well, their emotional and physical bond will be very strong. Both should try to be patient in this marriage else they will miss the loving qualities for lifetime. Cancer will render affection and Virgo will give security and comforts in this romantic compatibility.
In physical terms, the sensitivity of Cancer and the intellectually of Virgo will create a wonderful play of heavenly pleasutre.
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Brides Throwing Cats: Boucat Toss
Throwing a bunch of dead flowers at your single ladies isn't cool. Do you know what is cool? Throwing live cats!
Bouquet is a french word that means "a bunch of flowers". Boucat is an english word for "please catch me right meow!"
Bouquet's can only be thrown once, Boucats can be thrown up to 9 times!
Boucat toss photos are always so pawsitive.
Fighting for the Boucat is known as a cat-fight.
Dropping a Bouquet is harmless, dropping a Boucat can be…catastrophic…
Traditionally, whoever catches the bouquet is next in line to get married. Now whoever catches the Boucat is getting a head start to spinsterhood. Becoming a crazy cat lady has never been more fun![http://bridesthrowingcats.com/]
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23 Comments
Jodi 3
This better be a joke. Seriously that would be super un-cool and abusive.
Mike 13
Please take everything you've ever known about poor photoshopping, and look at the photos again.
James 2
They're pretty obviously photocomps, and not original photos. It's like Thumbs & Ammo…
Pam Starling 4
There is nothing even remotely funny about his.
Rob 5
These are really obviously fake. :|
Logan 7
Got me laughing
Kristin 3
This is beyond disgusting…Even if the intent is a joke. There are a lot of sick people out there who may take this seriously. Can you not come up with something less offensive that may attract laughs rather than disgust?
Ron 16
Lighten up, cats almost always love it. Give it a try, Use a kitten for best results though, you can get some great loft with a kitten…
wayne 7
And turn the ceiling fan off 1st!
Sham Bob 4
Ok, how about pictures of flowers.. flowers that look like people? Famous people. Flowers that look like famous people that smoke. Smoking flowers? …. Smoking babies!! Ok, I want to see pictures of babies that smoke NOW!
Lee 16
The most obvious thing about this post is that some people need to lighten up. Funny stuff.
c. qUINN 1
The mere suggestion that this might be funny is twisted.
Black Z Eddie 4
Freakin' hilarious!
Ben Perrin 2
Haha. Reminds me of the film the jerk
Joey 2
It reminded me of KittenAir
Andrew 3
Judging by these commets, being utterly humourless is a pre-requsite for being a cat lover.
Ken Green 3
Hell, I laughed, and I love cats.
Andrew 4
Judging by these comments, being utterly humourless must be a pre-requsite for being a cat lover.
Ben Perrin 2
I wouldn't say that. I love cats and found this hilarious. Out of my friends that saw this it was the cat lovers that found it funny. There are just some people out there that can't take a joke.
Sham Bob 1
Take it back – would humourless pet owners indulge in the art of breading a cat? http://www.breadedcats.com/
Ron Moore 4
Lighten up people!
The Law 3
Sure, this is ok.
But make a series of images of throwing niggers behind your back (hands on your wallets people!) is in poor taste for some reason….
It's not my fault the bridge was there in the photos. People need to lighten up, they can swim. I think.
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PROVIDENCE – There was some doubt to whether the West Warwick Wizards were even going to qualify for the R.I. State Basketball Tournament after their loss to Westerly in the Division II playoffs.
But a Barrington Eagles loss to Rogers in those same Division II playoffs opened up the door for the Wizards to get invited to the party and last night they took advantage.
Playing as the No. 13 seed, West Warwick advanced in the tournament with a 71-64 win over the No. 4 seed cross-town rival Coventry Oakers.
It was the second win this season for the Wizards over Coventry.
"I really would like to thank Cox Communications for showing that Coventry vs. North Kingstown game on Sunday night. We must have watched footage of that game seven times and it really helped us in our preparation for this game," West Warwick head coach Richard Grenier. "We beat Coventry earlier this year, but that game wasn't going to help us. Our scout team was outstanding mimicking the nuances of Coventry's offense almost to a tee and all of that work I believe, helped us play great defense out there and limit them to 64 points. That was the key for us, our defense, and also our rebounding"
"They dominated us on the boards tonight. We couldn't establish the tempo that we like to play because West Warwick was getting two and three looks at the basket many times on their end. We tried jumping with them instead of boxing out and it hurt us," Coventry head coach Tom Campbell said.
West Warwick quickly wanted to establish its offense inside and jumped out to an early 9-3 lead at the 12:42 mark.
Chuck Dalton and Ryan Lawton combined for six of those points, all in the paint, while Coventry had three turnovers and settled for long distance shots against the Wizards' man defense.
Reserve freshman center Sean Roles makes his presence felt with two blocks in a span of 40 seconds and added an intimidation factor for the Oakers as the momentum of the game turned in their favor.
"Roles gave us solid minutes and gave us a lift during that stretch. It was crucial for us to establish a presence in the paint to limit their looks inside and we did that for a while," Campbell admitted.
Coventry found its rhythm midway through the half as Douglass sparks a 13-3 with two 3-pointers to give the Oakers its first lead of the game 15-14.
Both teams experienced tremendous difficulty finishing at the basket, with each side shooting below 40 percent from the floor.
"We were getting the looks we wanted they just weren't falling for us," West Warwick guard Max Motroni said. "Thankfully, we were able to go hard on the boards and I felt we dominated them inside and that helped us to stay in the game even though we were missing a lot of shots."
In spite of the poor shooting, the magnitude of the game ignited the intensity.
The game saw six lead changes and three ties in the first half, neither team willing to relinquish an inch to the other.
The Oakers close the half on a 5-0 run and lead 30-26 at halftime.
Douglass lead Coventry with ten points, while point guard Nate Stitchell shot just 1-for-7, but garnered six assists.
John Morrison led the Wizards with seven points at intermission.
West Warwick totaled 14 offensive rebounds, but shot only 3-for-10 on those second opportunities for seven points.
"We were rushing our shots. We needed to slow down and take that extra second to gather and go up and in the second half we did a better job doing that," Grenier said.
The beginning of the second half was action packed.
Each team traded blows, matching each other shot for shot.
Morrison and Lawton led the charge for the Wizards, scoring 16 of team's first 23 points to begin the half.
Lawton, in fact, finished with 20 points and 19 rebounds as he seemingly controlled the action inside.
"Ryan Lawton had an outstanding game, he was huge. Without his effort we don't win this game," Motroni said.
"He played one of his best games of the season and it couldn't have come at a better time. I kept saying that defense and rebounding would be the key to us winning and he was excellent in providing that for us," Grenier said.
The Wizards seemed to be in control up 51-46 at the 7:22 mark as Stitchell picked up his fourth foul and eventually fouled out at the 4:48 mark with Coventry down 57-50.
But Aaron Greenwood, who played a terrific game with 22 points and grabbed 14 rebounds, scored seven points to lead a spirited 9-2 run to cut the deficit to 60-59 with just over two minutes to play.
"You can never relax in a basketball game and that's what we did when Nate fouled out and you saw them go on their run because of it," Grenier said.
But a Morrison free throw and Motroni 15-foot jumper extends lead out to 63-59 with 1:39 left.
"I knew we needed a basket there and coach wanted the ball in my hands and once I got to my spot I felt confident that the shot was going in and it did," Motroni said.
The Oakers clearly missed their playmaker Stitchell, especially Douglass, and struggled to find any offense outside of Greenwood to finish the game.
"Not having Nate definitely hurt us. I thought Sean Ledford did a great job running the team. We just didn't make enough shots at the end and give West Warwick credit. But I'm proud of my guys and the effort they gave," Campbell said.
Kyle Brown 0-1 0-0 0; Max Motroni 5-16 8-12 19; John Morrison 4-15 3-6 14; Chuck Dalton 4-5 1-2 9; Ryan Lawton 8-17 2-5 19; Jerome Carpenter-Vargas 0-3 2-2 2; Shykeel Colon 1-4 0-1 3; Korey Clark 1-5 3-4 5; Cory Thibeault 0-0 0-0 0. TOTALS 23-66 19-32 71.
Nate Stitchell 3-11 1-2 7; Ryan Finnegan 1-2 2-2 4; Aaron Greenwood 6-12 9-11 22; Dylan Lincoln 2-10 2-2 7; Garrett Douglas 4-11 3-5 14; Doug Auger 1-2 0-0 3; Brendan Hayes 0-1 0-0 0; Brandon Sullivan 0-2 0-0 0; Sean Ledford 2-6 1-2 5; Matt Lebrun 0-0 0-0 0; Sean Roles 1-2 0-0 2. TOTALS 20-59 18-24.
Halftime: Coventry 30-26. 3-pointers: West Warwick 6-22 (Morrison 3-10, Motroni 1-5, Colon 1-4, Lawton 1-1, Carpenter-Vargas 0-1, Clark 0-1); Coventry: 6-21 (Douglas 3-7, Lincoln 1-5, Greenwood 1-3, Auger 1-2, Stitchell 0-3, Hayes 0-1). Rebounds: West Warwick 41 (Greenwood 14); Coventry 51 (20). Assists: West Warwick 12 (Dalton 5); Coventry 12 (Stitchell 7). Turnovers: West Warwick 16 (Motroni 6); Coventry 16 (Stitchell, Greenwood 4). Steals: West Warwick 8 (Clark 3); Coventry 10 (Stitchell 3). Blocks: West Warwick 1 (Colon); Coventry 7 (Roles 3). Total fouls: West Warwick 19; Coventry 25. Fouled out: Dalton, Stitchell, Auger. Technical fouls: Brown.
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The Stone Soup will be going on now through Dec. 21. In order to help, all you have to do is donate five canned goods to the River Nile restaurant in Downtown Dothan. The food will go to the Love in Action Ministries.
Once you give your five cans at the River Nile, you will receive a free cup of soup.
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They say the Triple-A baseball franchise mascot name is expected to be revealed Tuesday.
The franchise's marketing gurus put out a teaser last week, a pair of fierce-looking red eyes now staring at us from a couple of billboards in town.
The signs say: "They're coming."
The news media jumped on the story like dogs in heat. (Maybe it was a slow news day or the shutdown story was already getting stale).
The red eyes reminded some of us of our tías when they're obviously sleepy but still keep yapping way past midnight. Remember the tía who used to rub saliva on her eyelids but wouldn't dare surrender to the pillow because the gossip was just too juicy?
For some of us, the red eyes were reminders of nightlong binges in Juárez, back in the day when Juárez was still Juárez or at least a more peaceful Juárez. You could make the rounds, stagger from dark cantinas to equally darkened nightclubs, without having to worry about becoming collateral damage, or, as they say in the barrio, a premature muerto, ese.
Some readers and TV viewers speculated the minor league baseball team will be named the El Paso Sun Dogs or perhaps Desert Gators in honor of the live critters that used to dwell in a pond in San Jacinto Plaza.
Actually, Gators don't really fit well on a T-shirt, a beer mug or a souvenir cap, except maybe in a close-up profile. From this second floor perch, Sun Dogs is sounding like something worth barking about.
Other people are keeping their fingers crossed that they don't name the mascot the Chihuahuas, Aardvarks or Buckaroos.
Two thumbs down for Aardvarks. These creatures look like they mated with an anteater, an armadillo and a long-eared hare, all on the same night.
With all due respect to Tequila, the far West Texas Chihuahua, other cute Chihuahua dogs, and Chihuahua dog owners, let's face it -- Chihuahuas are not supposed to be mascots. (Ask Taco Bell.) Chihuahuas were meant to be cuddled and that's it.
Whatever the mascot, maybe someone should convert those wicked-looking eyes into sunglasses or a Halloween costume, if nothing else.
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Wow! Little Joe Y La Familia and special guest Tierra put on a spectacular show Friday night at the Abraham Chavez Theatre. If you weren't there, you missed a super party in El Chuco. (Pure memories.)
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Maybe it was the vatos (and a few brave young chicks) playing huachas in the hot sun during the recent Valentine High School reunion that made me realize once again that small town life is precious, especially when you are surrounded by so many friends and family.
So there we all were, playing oldies at midnight, laughing as if we will live forever, and dancing like teenagers.
Then, as if to put a little extra icing on the bread pudding, an email in the cluttered box summed up a perfect weekend.
The subject line said simply: "Pues, kudos otra vez."
Ramon Renteria may be reached at rrenteria@ elpasotimes.com; 546-6146. Follow him @RamonRrenteria on Twitter.


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Teachers Training Course: Folk Arts for the Classroom
August 2 - 9, 2014
Held during Family Week at Ogontz.
Is there still room?
For up-to-date info about
availability and wait lists,
see our Dance & Music Camps page.
Program Director
Kari Smith
Kari Smith has been teaching adults and children various forms of seasonal display dance for 30 years. She is the foreman of Guiding Star Clog Morris, and a founding member of The New Dancing Marleys. When she is not at camp, she teaches educators to integrate the arts across the curriculum in addition to her anti-bias educational work around gender-inclusion. She loves to sing and dance, and to get others singing and dancing!
Teachers Training Course at Ogontz
The course is led by Kari Smith, adjunct faculty member in the education department at Antioch University New England.
Program Description
This is a chance for teachers to attend a week-long folk camp for people of all ages. You will observe and participate while master folklorists teach groups of children traditional dances, songs, crafts, stories and rituals. You will participate in these folk traditions at an adult level yourself and "collect" by audio-recording, interviewing, note taking and experiencing traditional activities. We will meet daily in a Teacher Seminar led by Kari Smith to reflect on your observations and experiences and to share newly-collected activities.
-- Kari Smith, Program Director
Please check the description of Family Week at Ogontz for details on the rich and varied program and staff.
Class Descriptions
Morning by Age Classes (9:00 and 10:00)
The children are divided into classes by age. Course participants will join the class teachers and students to work with traditional material.
Early afternoon classes (1:30)These are mixed-age classes
Pick the topic of your interest!
Teachers Seminar -- Kari Smith (3:50)
This will be our daily chance to discuss what we have observed and to try some of the material ourselves.
Master's Course Credit
Matriculated students at Antioch University New England can receive Supervised Independent Study credit for this course (with a choice of earning 1 or 2 credits). One Graduate credit is also available to others through Antioch University New England. Master's degree level courses require a baccalaureate degree for admission. See details below for how to register for graduate credit.
Course requirements are described in the syllabus and are as follows please note the syllabus describes additional requirements for those students taking the course for credit:
- Participation in at least three Ogontz Camp Family Week class sessions each day
- Participation in the teacher seminar each day, including sharing of materials and reflection on the process of collecting
- Demonstration of learning by sharing at least one newly learned activity with the camp group or the seminar group
- Development of a "collection" either in a journal, on a CD, audio tape or other format to be submitted to instructor at the week's end
This course is limited to eight to ensure ample opportunity for active participation. If it is oversubscribed on March 17, there will be a lottery, in which case preference will be given to Antioch University New England graduate students. All who participate fully will be awarded a certificate for professional development (40 credit hours) at the end of the course.
To register for the Course, use the CDSS Registration process. Please clearly indicate if you would like to attend Family Week at Ogontz if you do not get into this course. Scholarships are available.
To earn masters degree level graduate credit, in addition to applying to CDSS:
- Current Antioch students: Register through your degree program for a Supervised Independent Study for 1 or 2 credits. Once you are registered, contact the Education Department and/or Kari Smith, Director of the Teacher Course, to complete an Independent Study contract. Kari Smith can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Applicants not currently enrolled at Antioch: Register for 1 credit through the Antioch Center for School Renewal at a cost of $x. Once you are registered, contact the Education Department and/or Kari Smith, Director of the Teacher Course, to complete an Independent Study contract. Kari Smith can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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You can log in to access your registration information including any balance due. If you don't remember your user name or password, follow the Log In directions. Please email us with any updates, corrections or questions.
Here are links to further details:
The Program: one page Program Description
- Daily Schedule
- Class Descriptions
- Class Questionnaire: Please give us an idea of the classes you will take. Also available online.
Getting Ready: Details for being at camp.
Getting to Camp: Driving Directions
Tentative Schedule
|Teacher Training Course observe and participate in Kids' classes
9:00 Kids' Classes
Age 3-5 Songs, Movement, Rhythms and Projects: DeLaura Padovan -- Playtime with DeLaura will keep our youngest campers busy and happy.
Age 6-7 Silly Songs, Silly Games, Silly Dances: Lily Kruskal Leahy -- Lily brings the silly to these lucky campers. Come prepared to laugh, dance, sing and act.
Age 8-9 Cranky Box Theater: Bettie Zakon-Anderson, Cathy Jo Janssen -- Bettie and Cathy Jo will help you bring your own stories to life and capture them in your own cranky box theater.
Age 10-12 Appalachian Clogging: Emolyn Liden / Trae McMaken -- Emolyn will show you the basic moves to get your feet keeping the beat. You'll be clogging and free-styling with the band before you know it.
|Morning Refreshments
|Teacher Training Course observe and participate in Kids' classes
10:15 Kids' classes
Age 3-5 Creeping Creatures for Young Tellers: Cathy Jo Janssen -- Little storytellers will enjoy narrative play-learning, exploring traditional folk and fairy tales through rhythm and rhyme. At the end of the week, these tiny tellers will return home with their own finger puppet characters.
Age 6-7 Moving and Grooving: DeLaura Padovan -- We'll be moving and grooving, dancing and singing and having a wonderful, playful time together.
Age 8-9 Longsword: Lily Kruskal Leahy / Tom Kruskal -- Lily will teach the Longsword class, a folk tradition from the north of England, while her dad, Tom, plays for the dancing. You will learn a "calling on song" that welcomes the dancers to the stage and play some fun group games to help everyone get to know each other and as an excuse to be silly.
Age 10-12 Continental Drift: Country Dancing from England to America: Brad Foster / Karen Axelrod -- We'll do a wide range of classic, modern and traditional English country dances plus contras, squares and mixers. Some of these will be repeated in the evening dance.
|Morning Gathering: songs, dances, show & tell
|Bookstore staffed
|Buffet Lunch Served
|Bookstore staffed
1:30 Mixed-age Classes
(All ages) Napping, walking, relaxing or...
(8 & younger w/parent) Favorite Storybooks: Zara Bode -- Bring your favorite storybooks from home and Zara will share some of her favorites too. This will be a quiet and relaxing hour for families with younger campers - not quite a nap, but a chance to refresh, recharge and snuggle your little ones while Zara reads.
(All ages, under 8 w/parent) Community Art: Emolyn Liden, Karen Axelrod -- Ever wanted to learn to knit? Emolyn happens to be a professional knitter and teacher! She will get new knitters started, with fingers or needles, and help experienced knitters with questions and design. Bring your unfinished or dreamed of projects from home. Bring your needles and yarn. Emolyn and Karen will have a few other fiber-related projects to add to the week as well. A bit of a fiber potpourri.
(8 & up, younger if passionate w/parent) Family Band: Steve Hickman -- Steve will get us ready to play for the Community Dance each night. All abilities and instruments welcome! Get ready - you have a gig Sunday night.
(10 & up, younger w/parent) Ukulele Orchestra: Max Newman -- Not ones to be put off by a fear of making mistakes, the Ukulele Orchestra will put forth a collaborative effort to arrange a number or two in the most fun and goofy way possible, led by the shining principle that you don't need to know much about playing the ukulele to have a blast with it. NOTE: We will have extra ukuleles, but anyone who can bring (or lend) a ukulele to class will be applauded heartily.
(10 & up) Morris Dance: Tom Kruskal -- Join the Family Week at Ogontz Morris Team (FWOMT - also the official sound sticks make when clashing). A great opportunity to learn from teacher extraordinaire Tom.
|2-Hour Swim Block All ages, 9 & under/parent
2:35 Mixed-age Classes
(All ages, 9 & under/parent) Swimming --
(13-19) Teen Class Potpourri: Karen Axelrod, Bettie Zakon-Anderson -- A little dance, rhythm and song, some creative artistry, some improv games and more! If you play an instrument, bring it.
(10-12, 20 & up) Country Singing: Zara Bode, Stefan Amidon -- A chance to kick-back on the Boat House deck and sing! Zara and Stefan will introduce us to the genre known for simple, but beautiful harmonies and heartfelt solo moments.
|Afternoon Snack
|Bookstore staffed
|Teacher Training Course
Stories at the Green Chairs: Trae McMaken, Cathy Jo Janssen
These two great storytellers will take us on a daily journey from the woods of Michigan to the hills of Appalachia with some re-imagined folk tales woven in for good measure. A wonderful way to close out each day together at the Green Chairs.
|Community Dance
|Evening Gathering
|Pied Piper/Bedtime for children 9 & younger
|Evening Dance Party
|Bedtime for 10-12 year olds
|After-dance Activities