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Massachusetts Youth Soccer Association
512 Old Union Turnpike, Lancaster, MA 01523
Tel: 978.466.8812; Fax: 978.935.9045
Office Hours
The Massachusetts Youth Soccer office is scheduled to be open Monday through Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We are staffed to handle walk-up business during our normal operating hours.
Directions to the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Office
The office is best reached by connecting with Route 2. All of the major interstates (I-95, I-495 and I-190) intersect with Route 2. Please check a map to determine the best interstate to use to connect with Route 2. There are signs at the exits off Route 2 that direct visitors to the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Field Complex. Simply follow these signs as our office building is atop the hill looking over the fields.
Route 2 West
When approaching our Lancaster office from Route 2, heading west, take EXIT 34. At the end of the exit (stop sign) take a left. Proceed to the next stop sign and take another left. This is Old Union Turnpike. Drive approximately ½ Mile. You will pass car dealerships on your right. The entrance to our property is on your right. There is a sign at the entrance, and the office is located at the top of the hill.
Route 2 East
When approaching our Lancaster office from Route 2, heading east, take EXIT 34. At the end of the ramp (stop sign) take a left. This is Old Union Turnpike. Go approximately ½ Mile. You will pass car dealerships on your right. The entrance to our property is on your right. There is a sign at the entrance, and the office is located at the top of the hill.
Mike Borislow, Executive Director
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Michael Borislow was appointed Executive Director in November, 2014. He most recently served the association for eight years as a member of the Board of Directors, serving for three of those years on the Executive Committee. Mike also served on the Essex County Youth Soccer Association board for 10 years, and the Methuen Youth Soccer Association for 12 years. As Executive Director, Borislow oversees all aspects of youth soccer operations and development for Massachusetts Youth Soccer Association.
At the professional level, Borislow owned and ran his own business consulting practice with a concentration on Human Performance Improvement. Prior to this he worked as a General Director of Training and Development for a major international insurance company. Mike holds the USSF "C" license, NSCAA Advanced National certificate, is a Grade 8 and NFHS Referee, as well as a Certified Referee Assignor. He has managed and run several large tournaments.
A native of Philadelphia, Borislow played soccer on inner city youth teams, and in high school and college. He received his B.S.B.A from Temple University and moved to Massachusetts in 1984. He also earned his MBA from University of Phoenix in 2008. Mike is currently on the Kimball Union Academy Board of Trustees. He reconnected with his passion for soccer through coaching his daughter's town and club teams and has never looked back.
Tamie Endow, Technical Department Manager
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Prior to joining the Massachusetts Youth Soccer staff in January 2012 as the Director of Member Services, Tamie worked for Staples, Inc. and in the construction industry in management positions. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Management from Syracuse University. She has served as a Team Manager for F.C. United and a Team Administrator for the Olympic Development Program. Her primary responsibilities are coordinating license courses, coach/player development programs, tryout evaluations, technical development centers and and summer training centers.
Lori Jimenez, Events and Programs Coordinator
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Lori Jimenez is the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Events and Programs Coordinator. She is responsible for scheduling at the Fields at Progin Park in Lancaster, MA and is also the hotel and accommodations coordinator for all tournaments held at the complex. She is responsible for organizing and coordinating various Massachusetts Youth Soccer Events throughout the year. Lori comes to us from Concord-Carlisle Youth Soccer where sshe served as the Travel Program Registrar for three years. Lori is an attorney by trade. She graduated from Columbia University and Boston University School of Law. She practiced law for several years in Boston specializing in probate and estate administration.
Richard "Dick" Threadgould, Facilities Manager
Field Complex Pavilion: 978-598-3617
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Dick is a proud veteran of the US Army and has a 50-year employment history. At Norton Company during the 60s, Dick worked as a tile cutter in the Armored Products Division and then as a Research and Development Lab Assistant. The 70s found him at the Colonial Press in Clinton, MA, where he worked as the paperback bindery and rotary pressroom scheduler. Dick has been with Massachusetts Youth Soccer since April 2008, and as the Facilities Manager supervises all of the facilities staff and daily field operations.
Rachel Woo, Registration
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Rachel has been on staff at Massachusetts Youth Soccer for more than 10 years. She grew up in Lowell, MA and was instrumental in starting the Varsity Soccer Program at Lowell High School. She also played soccer throughout her college career. Her primary responsibility is the administration of all registrations in the state. Club and town program registrars are asked to work closely with Rachel to make certain player, coach and administrator registration is completed accurately and in a timely manner. Rachel also administers Certificates of Insurance for every field facility in the state.
Terri Filippetti, Director of State Cup, Presidents Cup and Open Cup
For over 25 years Terri served in a variety of administrative capacities in multiple youth soccer organizations. She joined the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Board of Directors in 2003 where she held numerous Board positions including Director of National Championship Series and where she served as Executive Vice President and a member of the Executive Board. As her own children grew up in the game, Terri began assuming various roles with Shrewsbury Youth Soccer. She served as Director, Treasurer, Vice President and President and was the manager for various club, District Select and ODP teams. The role of managing the State Cup and the Presidents' Cup was made a staff position in 2013 and Terri was appointed. Since the inception of the Open Cup, Terri has taken on the role of the Open Cup Director as well.
Rob Holliday, Director of Communications and Marketing
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Rob is in charge of communications and marketing for Mass Youth Soccer. He manages the website, coordinates e-mail newsletter, communicates with the membership, and works with our corporate partners. Rob has a bachelor's degree from the University of Southampton, and previoulsy held the role of Technical Director at Wilmington Youth Soccer. In addition to being responsible for Marketing and Communications, Rob is an Assistant Technical Director on the Technical Staff and Head Coach for the 2002 Girls Olympic Development Program.
Lynn Gugliuzza, Director of Programming and Events
Lynn is in charge of Elite Player Programs (Olympic Development Program and District Select) and manages major events for Mass Youth Soccer. Lynn is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire where she played as a Goal Keeper. Lynn holds a USSF A License and NSCAA State and Regional Goalkeeping Diplomas. In addition to being responsible for Elite Player Programming and Events Co-ordination, Lynn is an Assistant Technical Director on the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Technical Staff.
Mary Relic, CORI/Risk Administrator
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Mary recently joined Massachusetts Youth Soccer Association as CORI/Risk Administrator. She is originally from Illinois, and moved to Massachusetts in 2012. Her responsibilities at Massachusetts Youth Soccer are processing all CORI requests for our affiliated members, and working with individuals through the CORI clarification and/or appeals process. She also handles International Player Clearance requests, administrative duties with the District Select Program, and the Adult Registration process. Mary previously worked for the town of Harvard, MA, at the Harvard Town Hall as the Receptionist/Finance Department Assistant and Assistant Town Clerk.
512 Old Union Turnpike Lancaster, Massachusetts Tel: 978-466-8812 Fax: 978-935-9045


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June 26, 2014
The last installment on my Pennsylvania road trip…
Where Gettysburg was a somber experience my next stop was invigorating. The next morning I got up bright and early in the city of York to do research at the York County Heritage Trust. Again, I had emailed ahead to see what I might expect and had received a very positive reply from the head archivist indicating that there was a substantial amount of information on the Helsel/Heltzel/Hoetzel families. I parking at a local ramp and walked a couple blocks to the Museum and Archives. It's another repository that charges a daily fee for non-members and asks you to put the majority of your materials away in lockers before fully entering the premises—but it's so worth it.
I could have spent a week here—and as it was I opted to change my plans and spend half the following day there versus making other stops on my last research day. I went in focused on the Helsel family and was very impressed with their systematic approach. With the proliferation of German names they have control spellings and numbers for their research files so, for example, the Helsel's control spelling was "Heltze"l and the number was 2636. Armed with that, a volunteer pulled a clippings file, and the appropriate sections of cemetery, tax, estate, and vital card files. And the card files in turn led me to detailed transcriptions and facsimiles of relevant church records. And as I started going through those I realized that I could find information on almost all of my German lines within their collection. As I said, I could have stayed a week.
I spent all of day one on the Helsel's or working through the church records. And the staff didn't have to twist my arm to get me to come back the next morning—despite the huge one day parking garage bill. In the end that too, could have been helped if I'd asked the right questions up front. When I paid for my copies at the end of the day the receptionist told me that they had access to free parking in a temporary lot behind the building. I'm chalking the day one bill up to a city donation for having such a fabulous research facility.
On the second day, I got up a little earlier so that I had time to walk down to Christ Lutheran Church (where one branch of the family worshiped) and take photographs. At the archives I spent time on my Mohr, Morningstar, Glass, and Kuntz families—all solidly intermingled long before the same families are marrying in again upon migrating to Ohio. If I had more time I would have spent even more time researching my Dice, Coppenhaver, and Grove families. I have no doubt there would be materials to find. Maybe next trip?
Happy hunting,
June 25, 2014
Today marks the 30th anniversary of my Great Grandfather Robert Eugene Johnson's death. I don't remember him at all, though I had to have been seven when he died. I get them impression that there is still a lot of anger and hurt surrounding his and my great-grandmother's seven year marriage but I also know that if not for that union, I would not be here.
One note on the picture: I have no idea who the woman with him is. She's possibly a second wife before my Step-Great-Grandmother Rita?
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June 16, 2014
I'd never really been interested in the Civil War… not really. American history in general was never really my cup of tea. But researching my family has brought those parts of history alive for me as I began to understand how events affected my ancestors directly. So, when I realized my route lead me right by it, I added a stop in Gettysburg to my road trip.
I'm told the way to go is to hire a tour guide at the Museum and Visitor's Center and have him or her hop in your car with you. As a solo traveler that wasn't going to happen. Instead, I made sure I had a book, in this case Mark Grimsley's Gettysburg: A Battlefield Guide (older but useful), and due to weather considerations (overcast with periodic downpours) I made a very short list of sites or monuments I wanted to visit: the two monuments to the Michigan 24th Infantry and the National Cemetery.
When coming in US Route 30/Lincoln Highway I stopped off first at the memorial's commemorating the fighting on 01 Jul 1863. I turned down a heavily wooded Stone-Meredith Road and pulled off to take photos of the primary monument to the Michigan 24th, which, as a part of the Iron Brigade, initially turned back the first Confederate offensive of the battle through Herbst's Woods. Unfortunately, they were outnumbered and eventually outflanked. At the end of the day the 24th's casualties alone were 363 (dead, wounded, captured) of 496 including a mortally wounded Edward M. Cory, my 4th Great Uncle. To stand there on a gray, rainy day and read the monuments and try to make sense of that much carnage was very moving.
I also made sure to drive to the National Cemetery and walk the loop. My timing was good. I was in between school bus groups enjoying year-end field-trips so mostly it was a peaceful walk. I did end up soaked to my ankles because I left the path to walk the headstones of the Michigan wing. But it was otherwise dry until I made it back to my car—at which point the heavens let loose again. When it lightened up a bit I did a last drive around the southeast part of the battlefields including Culp's Hill and past the second Michigan monument at its foot.
It was a somber but enlightening day!
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Locust Grove Police Chief Jesse Patton, and City Clerk Theresa Breedlove, have been fired.
Mayor Lorene Lindsey confirmed the terminations following a council meeting Monday night.
Other city officials were mum about the dismissals, after holding a 30-minute executive session, that saw Don McKenzie, the city manager, leave the room where the session was being held.
The firings were not mentioned at Monday's, open city council workshop session. However, the council did go into an executive session to discuss what was announced as a "personnel matter."
Patton, along with Police Sgt. Alvin Bearden, were at the workshop. Patton said he was called into McKenzie's office Monday morning at 7: 25 a m., and was told he was terminated. He said he has filed an appeal.
"I am not scared, I have done nothing wrong," said Patton. "[McKenzie] said he was told, and he saw me with binoculars in the mayor's office, after telling me a week prior not to be in her office. [McKenzie] said he had a witness who told him that I was showing pictures around town of his personal truck being on a city lift being worked on.
"None of that is true," said Patton. "He seems to think that people are plotting against him."
Breedlove was not at the council meeting, and the reason for her termination could not be discovered by press time Monday.
"I was devastated this morning when I heard the city manager fired the police chief, and the city clerk," said Mayor Lindsey. "I hope that we can resolve the situation in a way that would be satisfactory for all of those involved."
Lindsey said Assistant Police Chief Ken Swanson will serve as acting police chief. "We have to go through an appeal process," said the mayor. "It has to be no less than five days, and no more than 20 days."
The Locust Grove City Council has set a special called meeting for Oct. 25.
Patton has been with the Locust Grove Police Department for 23 years. He has been chief for 12 years. Breedlove has served as city clerk for 12 years.
Residents who waited out the executive session expressed support for Patton. "I think it should be up to the city council and the mayor to make the decision about firing the chief, not the city manager," said James Dixon, who has lived in the city since 1984. "When you fire somebody, you need some evidence ... I don't know of any reason to fire Patton."
Resident Emma Jean Stewart also expressed support for Patton. "If you ask the chief about doing something around here, it gets done," said Stewart. "I just had a situation three weeks ago, and he took care of it," she said.
"Chief Patton is one of the best fellows I have ever known," said Vernon Ashe, a 17-year resident, who also is campaigning for a city council seat. "He is as honest as the day is long ... and he is right there when you need him."
rdntime 4 years, 1 month ago
Hmmmm... City Manager that does not live in the city, not even the same county (wonder who he's related to). An (ex) Police Chief working with a department that lives in fear of him along with being insufficiently staffed for a growing city. A mayor that feels it's better to pave sidewalks around the city than obtaining more police/public works personnel for the unlit sidewalks, growing crime rate, and who is first to self-promote, but not recognized for the underlying bad/biased decisions she makes with the city's budget. A city clerk that brags of her position standing in line to buy her alcohol at the gas station. Poor city sanitation contracts, water bills due to be cut off before the city resident receives their bill, taxing youth in the city to play sports (football, baseball) when the county takes care of the property, business taxes rising even though no one knows where the money is going (not to hire more police for the outlet mall or the new Wal-Mart ... good ole' boy small town corruption, I'm not saying, I'm just saying...
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Go to the 25th floor of the Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, for the sweeping views and gold-plated dim sum such as Wagyu beef–and–black pepper puffs and foie gras-and-prawn rolls.
The glowing harbor from this restaurant's 28th floor window resembles a nautical Times Square with boats beating their way across the water, framed by a skyline garishly lit with the names of troubled American banks. The men's room is already infamous.
There's no need to settle for just one restaurant at this Kowloon food mall, part of the Wonderful Worlds of Whampoa. Across from the cruise ship-shaped Whampoa shopping center, this high-rise houses an assortment of dining options.
Chi Lin Vegetarian, a restaurant inside the Chi Lin nunnery in Nan Lian garden, a stunning Buddhist temple complex in Kowloon; its isolation has allowed it to develop a unique school of contemporary vegetarian Cantonese food. Its new garden restaurant abuts the Silver Strand waterfalls.
The revamped Hyatt Regency Tsim Sha Tsui houses Hugo's, a stalwart restaurant favored by the city's power brokers. On the menu: standards such as lobster bisque and steak tartare, prepared tableside.
Located in the city's SoHo district, Lotus is self-labeled as modern Thai. The front of the restaurant is open-air, making it great for watching the crowds, while the exposed brick and high ceilings are reminiscent of a big-city loft.
Owned by world-famous chef Alain Ducasse, this Michelin two-starred restaurant is located on the ground floor of the InterContinental Hotel, overlooking Victoria Harbour.
Located on the second floor of Cosmo Hotel Mongkok, this cinema-inspired eatery is named after the Italian film studio that produced the work of renowned director Federico Fellini.
This chain of uncomplicated Singapore-originated restaurants manages to do just about everything right. Feast on standards such as lobster with ginger and scallion, a near-perfect Peking duck and barbecued pork.
The second outpost of London restaurateur Rainer Becker, this contemporary Japanese hot spot opened to huge fanfare in June 2007.
Located on the third level of the International Finance Center Mall, this upscale restaurant serves classic Italian fare amid panoramic views of Victoria Harbour.
The straightforward fast-food menu of Chinese comfort staples here includes congee rice porridge with chicken, fried tofu with scallions (an ideal savory breakfast), wonton soup with scallops, barbecue pork, and choy sum vegetables in hot broth.


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Legislators seek more protections for contractor employees
By Simon Brody
Friday, July 25th, 2014
In a provision currently proposed for attachment to the new federal appropriations bill by members of the Congressional Progressive Caucus contractors could face debarment for even the mildest violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act. The Caucus has also urged the president to consider further executive actions to bolster protections for workers employed by contractors.
Congressman Keith Ellison (D-MN) advanced the provision under which a contractor that has been found liable for even a minor FLSA violation -- of as little as $5,000 -- would be subject to debarment on that basis alone.
The provision was recently adopted as part of 2015 Appropriations bills for Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, the Department of Defense, Energy and Water Development, Financial Services and General Government, State and Foreign Operations, and Interior and Environment.
Debarment prevents contractor from receiving business from the federal government for a period of years, and is known among the stiffest penalty a contractor can face, particularly those whose core businesses involve servicing the federal government.
In a recent letter to the president, Ellison and Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.) urge him to consider stronger a new executive order which would guarantee wage protections for workers employed by federal contractors.
Under the proposed executive order -- Good Jobs Executive Order -- additional measures would include ensuring no contractors are exempt from existing laws. It would also give preference to employers which provide a living wage and full benefits, and to those that allow collective bargaining and worker strikes.
While minimum wage for federal contractors was a good start, they say, more is needed to deal with "violations of workers' rights like wage theft, which includes off-the-clock work and non-payment of overtime, remain unaddressed," the letter argues
Opponents of the efforts -- particularly the debarment provision in the appropriations bill -- say that FLSA principles are already incorporated into the Service Contract Act and the Davis-Bacon Act. Compliance with federal and state wage-and-hour laws is already a necessity for successful continued operations for all businesses -- including those of federal contractors.
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Salem went 3-0 at the Michigan Public High School Hockey Showcase in Chelsea to continue the team's red-hot play.
The Rocks defeated Chelsea, Clarkston and Grand Haven by a combined score of 13-6, not allowing two goals in any of the contests.
"We competed very well all week and our team defense did a nice job in all three games," Rocks head coach Ryan Ossenmacher said.
The victories increased Salem's win streak to nine and elevated the Rocks (15-6-1) to No. 9 in the Division 1 state rankings.
Opening the week for the Rocks was the 4-2 win over Chelsea on Feb. 4, at the Chelsea Arctic Coliseum.
Parker Godfrey earned the victory in net, with Jake Sealy and Noah Willer netting goals on the power play.
Last Thursday, defenseman and team captain Kyle Downey led the way with a three-goal hat trick to support the goaltending of Anthony Veresan.
Closing out Salem's perfect week was Friday's 3-2 victory over Grand Haven.
Leading the way with two goals was Jason Newel, while goalie Godfrey posted the win.
Meanwhile, the Canton Chiefs split two games at the showcase, falling 3-1 to Davison on Feb. 5 but coming back Feb. 6 with a 6-0 victory over Romeo.
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my question(s) might be less general than the title suggests. I am running R on Mac OS X with a MySQL database to store the data. I have been working with the Komodo / Sciviews-R for some time. Recently I had the need for auto-generated reports and looked into Sweave. I guess StatET / Eclipse appears to be the "standard" solution for Sweavers.
1) Is it reasonable to switch from Komodo to StatET Eclipse? I tried StatET before but chose Komodo over StatET because I liked the calltip / autosuggest and the more convenient config from Komodo so much.
2) What´s a reasonable workflow to generate Sweave files? Usually I develop my R code first and then care about the report later. I just learned today that there is one file in Sweave that contains R code and Latex code at once and that from this file the .tex document is created. While the example files look handily and can't really imagine how to enter my 250 + lines of R code to a file and mixed it up with Latex.
Is it possible to just enter the qplot() and ggplot() statements to a such a document and source the functionality like database connection and intermediate results somehow?
Or is it just a matter of being used to the mix of Latex and R code?
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Fast addition generally gives slower speed and higher contrast, whereas slower addition tends to increase speed and lower contrast. Just a very rough generalization.
If you use chlorine in your water, it will add a small amount of chloride to the emulsion, but that is probably insignificant. If you have ozonolosis, I have no idea what it will do.
Acid tends to increase contrast slightly with some emulsions and alkalinity tends to decrease contrast and speed up hardening. It decreases the lifetime of the melted emulsion with hardener in it.
Pepper grains, or black specks in your prints is from large grains which aggregate. It is usually due to not having enough or good gelatin. I never got it at Kodak, but I see it here with different gelatins or different batches of the same gelatin.
Your only recourse might be to dilute the silver more or add more gelatin. But, that might create other problems. The emulsion would become too dilute or too viscous.


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To tattoo or not to tattoo.
Tuesday the Bryan City Council will have a first reading of an ordinance to allow the first-ever tattoo studio in Downtown Bryan.
Arsenal Tattoo has been working for months to relocate from College Station to a vacant gas station on Sims Avenue.
The ordinance would only allow one tattoo shop per mile in the downtown area.
The public will be allowed to make comments before the vote.
That meeting begins at 6 P.M. Tuesday at the Bryan Municipal Building.
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Whether you happen to be a thrill-seeking car enthusiast or a cautious traveler prone to carsickness, knowing what to expect on your upcoming commute is essential. Driving in foreign countries [3] — where highway laws, motorist behavior and vehicle types can be remarkably different from those at home — often involves a strange mixture of terror and excitement.
If you are thinking of driving a van or other large vehicle, just remember many of these narrow roads pose more hazards to large vehicles. Make sure you have your van insurance [4] — or maybe even life insurance.
As any traveler who has ever sped through Saigon's impossibly dense motorcycle traffic, wove in a rainstorm with three people on a scooter through an uproar of horns on a night in Phuket or rushed into head-on traffic on a dirt road in Jaipur can attest — dangerous roads can be found all over the globe.
But these 5 roads stand out as the most perilous of all. Here's why:
2. Highway 1, Afghanistan: Linking Jalalabad to Kabul, this sinuous Afghani road spans nearly 40 miles and is known for its perilously narrow mountain passes and drop-offs that fall nearly 1,968 feet into the Kabul gorge below. Drivers in the region are known for recklessly overtaking the numerous overburdened haulage trucks and donkey caravans that meander along the highway, and the Taliban-controlled region is notoriously unfriendly toward foreigners [7]. One recent estimate says the road claims an average of at least one life every day.
There are few places in the world where getting from point A to point B is as treacherous as it is on these five remarkable roads. And most of those journeys involve high-altitude rock climbing, nearly impenetrable jungles and landmines.
So if you are thinking of going for a casual drive on one of the highways listed above, you probably ought to reconsider your travel plans. Then again, if you are out looking for a healthy dose of adrenaline and a bit of danger, buckle-up and have fun.
Editor's note: For a video of some of these roads, check out "Craziest Roads in the World" [8] on the Roadologist blog [9].
About the author: With a passion for transport and travel, Daniel Kendal has seen for himself some of these dangerous roads.
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Over 200 artists show at South London annual Art Fair
South London residents will again be holding their annual Art Fair in Josephine Avenue SW2 when, for the 14th year running, this sleepy street will be tranformed into a bustling exhibition space. With over 200 exhibitors this is a great opportunity to buy work direct from the artists and discover a wealth of creative skills, including Street Art, Painting, Printmaking, Photography and Mixed Media. Exhibitors range from the novice to the established and with prices to match this really is an event for all art lovers, whatever your budget.
Please note that we have now moved the event to the SECOND weekend in July.
This is the weekend BEFORE the Lambeth Country Show.
Following the success from last year we will be repeating our exciting Street Art area organised by PositiveArts.co.uk where artists will be be creating live work on our nine White Walls. Work produced during the weekend will then be moved down to Brixton Square to be displayed the following two weeks. This will then be exhibited in Brixton Square during the following week.
To nourish your senses even further we have a mouth watering selection of international food stalls.
All sales during the weekend will help raise funds for our charity partners who this year include our two local schools and the Southside Rehabilitation project.
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James, Michael has it right in all counts. If you actually took a densitometer and measured the reflection densities of my prints you will see that those areas that are "pure" black have no more than 1.3 RD. And the dark areas with texture only have about 1.1 to 1 RD. The trick is to use what Arentz calls "a convincing black," that is you calibrate your material so maximum black is only 90% of the black possible by the paper. This gives the "illusion" of having very deep rich blacks when, if compared to a silver print, they tones are actually not that black.
I use Socorro paper, and somewhere in this forum you will find a thread where I am bitchin and moaning about this paper. Thanks to Clay's advice of doing a presoak in 2% Oxalic acid I was able to control this paper and get consistent result. But as you state the paper is also very important in the final outcome, I use Socorro because it is the easiest paper for me to get that is not too expensive and has high quality, but from what I understand most people beleive COT 320 and Arches Platine are the papers of choice for printing in pt/pd.
In the beguinning you will have to search for a paper that "fits" your printing style, once you find it stick with it and get it to wrok for you. The temptation to try many different papers is great but my experience as a beguinner is that is best to stay with one paper and learn all you can changing as few variables as possible. Some might disagree with me, but I would say stay away from Cranes Platinotype, somehow it is the paper B&S recommends to people just getting started but I found this paper lacked "punch" and the prints although ok always lacked something that is hard to pinpoint but definitly not there.


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Balsamic Chicken With Mushroom Cream Sauce
35 minutes
4 boneless skinless chicken breasts
2 cloves of garlic minced
1 small onion sliced
1 shallot thinly sliced
1-1/2 c chicken broth* (see note)
mushrooms* (see note)
1/8 c. milk
3 tbsp flour or Wondra®
3 tbsp balsamic vinegar (can increase or decrease depening on your taste)
2 tbsp parsley
1 tbsp thyme
pepper to taste
How to make it
*use either a 12oz can of mushrooms with the juice (reduce the broth to 1 cup) or use a variety of mushrooms(shitake, bellas, and crimini). With the fresh mushrooms leave the broth amount at 1-1/2 cups.
Rinse chicken
Dry and season with salt
Heat oil in large skillet or saucepan over med-high heat
Brown chicken on both sides about 5-6 minutes each side
Remove from the pan
Add mushrooms and saute for 3 minutes
Add onions, shallots, garlic, pepper, and thyme
Cook another 3 minutes
Sprinkle flour over onions and mushrooms
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Return the chicken to the pan and cook 20-25 minutes
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The Journal Sentinel's team of Packers beat writers provide the latest news, notes and analysis
Freeman on the web, Levens on the big screen -- a light note on Hall of Fame Inductees
Dorsey Levens and Antonio Freeman will be inducted in to the Packers Hall of Fame this Saturday. Here's what the inductees have been working on since their playing days have ended:
For starters, Freeman is pursuing a radio and TV career ("but not newspapers!" he assured me, which is smart, as I would have talked him out of it given the business right now). Anyway...
"I'm also mentoring young kids. I have a couple of kids from Baltimore that are going to UConn. I worked out with Percy Harvin from the Minnesota Vikings this year, trying to get him ready for the pros. I try to utilize my expertise for the game to and try to help the younger generation, equip them with the knowledge that they're going to need to be successful."
Freeman is also a co-founder of onlyplayers.com, a private social site for players and entertainers. (He said we non-players can't get in there, sorry).
"It's a tool for social networking for players, to support each other's social events, golf tournaments, football camps, things of that nature. I'm just trying to keep us close because a lot of times when you leave the game, when the NFL is done with you – you're kind of on your own. So we want to have a place where guys can network with each other and ultimately have some businesses and companies come in and utilize our own web site to provide opportunities for some of the players like the retired guys."
Levens is a TV broadcaster for Comcast; he's the ACC and NFL expert for the southeast region of the country. He also does color commentary for Georgia Tech games.
"It's different. It's not good or bad, just different," said Levens, laughing. "I understand the game of football but talking on camera and in to a microphone is a lot different than I would talk at home with some of my buddies watching the game. It's the same information but it has to be worded a lot differently."
Levens also runs Dole Luxury Car Services in Atlanta but get this – he's also taking acting courses.
He's already been in two movies: "Minor, almost like cameo roles. We Are Marshall and Three Can Play That Game, which is a sequel but it went straight to DVD. It was cool, both of them were very short but I got my feet wet."
"I've been cast in a werewolf movie we're shooting right here in Atlanta. It's an independent film but it's a start. I'm excited about it."
The movie is titled Bane of Matthias and Levens has been cast his role:
"Well I'm not a werewolf, I'm an ex-football player -- I know this is a stretch, right? And my buddy is a werewolf and he has conflicts with other werewolves. So I kind of help him fight the guys off. I love a challenge, I'm excited, I can't wait."
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When: 3:30 p.m., Feb. 5
Where: Indianapolis
On the air: Channel 7/39; 1090-AM
Caliente line: Patriots by 3
If footage of Super Bowl XLII pops on, Tom Brady doesn't exactly throw a bag of popcorn in the microwave and kick back, eagerly reliving what happened four years ago.
The New England Patriots quarterback to this day has little interest in viewing the New York Giants' 17-14 comeback victory, a game that continues to haunt him in a sense.
"I still can't watch highlights of that game," Brady said Monday on his weekly radio spot on Boston's WEEI. "I think that's just the way it is. You get to the end, and we had a great opportunity there and really squandered it because we didn't play our very best."
But the Patriots will get a crack at some sort of revenge when they meet the surging Giants in Indianapolis on Feb. 5 in Super Bowl XLVI.
New England was also dealt a last-second 24-20 defeat in its Nov. 6 meeting with the Giants in Foxborough, Mass., the first time the teams had hooked up since Eli Manning's 13-yard pass to Plaxico Burress spoiled the Patriots' bid for a 19-0 season.
In their matchup two months ago, the Giants took a 10-0 advantage in the third quarter, but New England clawed back to take a 20-17 lead in the fourth. Brady threw a 14-yard touchdown to tight end Rob Gronkowski — who will reportedly be available in 12 days despite suffering a left ankle injury in the third quarter of Sunday's win over Baltimore — and had the Patriots thinking they had won it.
New England couldn't hold on, however, getting victimized by Manning's 1-yard toss to Jake Ballard with 15 seconds remaining.
"We'll certainly look at that game, several times," said Brady, who's chasing his fourth Super Bowl title. "You see matchups. You see how your guys match up against their guys — route-running and blocking and so forth. It will have absolutely zero impact on the game, but at the same time, hopefully, we can learn some lessons from that game.
"We really lost the turnover battle in that game, which really hurt us. It was a great game. Eli drove the team down and they scored with just a few seconds left. It was a great game. it sets up for a great rematch between two teams who have earned the right to represent their conferences in the Super Bowl."
Brady praised the Giants defense, which yielded 438 yards in their November date.
"The Giants have a very good defense," he said. "They've got guys that can cover, one of the best pass rushes that you'll face in a league — very physical linebackers, they tackle well."
Brady was one of the main culprits Sunday, throwing two interceptions and finishing with an uncharacteristic passer rating of 57.7. Those numbers have him salivating for the moment he can step onto the Lucas Oil Stadium field and get back after it.
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To keep pace with the changing business landscape, companies need to ensure employees have the right skills to meet long-term goals. CHROs can initiate this effort by looking at talent systems holistically.
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Going green in oil country: Meet the Godfather of Solar
Solar panels cover the roof of a Sam's Club store in Glendora, Calif.
Bill Radke: The letters "B.P." have become synonymous with Gulf oil spill. But remember when they were supposed to stand for "Beyond Petroleum"? Well, even in the heart of oil country, there are some unlikely folks who are thinking "beyond petroleum." Yesterday, we heard from a Texas oil man who's gone green. Today, we meet a Louisiana native who set his state up with the strongest solar tax rebates in the nation. Here's Marketplace's Krissy Clark.
Krissy Clark: This is the story of how Nick Gautraux went from being a newly elected state senator for an oil-loving district in southern Louisiana to this:
Nick Gautraux: They call me the Godfather of Solar.
It's a mantle he's not entirely comfortable with.
Gautraux: Because it's associated with, and I'll be honest with you, they call them tree huggers. When you talk about green, they think about a tree hugger.
And Gautreaux says in Cajun country, it's not trees, but oil rigs that people embrace, and the jobs that come with them. No tree-hugging was involved in the making of the Godfather of Solar. What was involved was a phone-call, that Gautreaux got soon after he got elected. The guy on the other line was the son of his first grade teacher.
Gautreaux: . . . and he says look, I'm building a subdivision, does the state have any type of tax incentives that would help me put solar hot water heaters on these homes? And I said, no, we don't have any thing.
And then Gautreaux thought, maybe they should. He knew nothnig about solar energy, but he had friends who'd served in Iraq... and he figured anything to help reduce our dependence on foreign oil was a good thing.
Gautreaux: You know what, Louisiana's the leader in the oil and gas industry, why can't we be the leader in alternative energy?
So, he wrote a bill -- the strongest in the nation: a state tax rebate for homeowners that cut the cost of installing solar panels in half. But when it started moving through the state legislature, he got more phone calls, this time from people he'd never met, in the national environmental movement. They wanted to help lobby for the bill.
Gautreaux: I put all these people in my iPhone as "solar". I just type in solar and they all pop up. And they were saying, man, you just don't know what you've got there, we're going to come testify in favor of it. And I said, guys, just sit in the background, because I'm afraid when there's too many people testifying, all of a sudden it draws attention.
And so, quietly, in 2007, Gautreaux got the bill passed. Since then, about a hundred solar businesses have cropped up in Louisiana -- bringing a whole new set of jobs to the economy. Just don't call them green.
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In 2010, Mahar said the Probation Department saw an 84 percent success rate among young people who participated in the program.
"Where we see the most successes with the kids are when they have that strong family support network, and the ones that get what we're trying to do as well," said Mahar. "They come to the meeting, they are open to the meeting and the process, and they feel that they've gotten something out of it."
Right now, Mahar is attempting to recruit volunteers who would be able to attend meetings in Bethlehem and Guilderland. The biggest hurdle to clear is finding people who are committed to helping their community in some way.
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Volunteers must participate in a one-day training as part of the program. The number of volunteers that meet with a juvenile offender is limited in order to keep the interaction between the child and volunteers more personal. Mahar said she matches up experienced volunteers with those who are just joining the program.
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Strawberries have always been a favorite ingredient for chefs across the globe – especially when it comes to creating desserts. But in recent years, culinary professionals are using strawberries in innovative ways that extend beyond dessert and breakfast and are featured in dishes across the menu, all day and all year.
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A strawberry can act like a tomato
Try substituting strawberries for tomatoes. The results will amaze you. Consider a strawberry salsa with seafood dishes, or a Caprese salad made with fresh mozzarella and strawberries. Transform a grilled cheese-and-tomato sandwich into a panino with strawberries and Taleggio cheese.
Strawberries are salad friendly
To create fresh twists on classic dressings, use puréed strawberries to stand in for some or all of the vinegar. They'll add tangy sweetness, body and aromatic appeal. Sliced, diced or whole, strawberries also bring a splash of contrasting color) to the plate.
Strawberries play well with cured and smoked foods
The bright, tangy flavor of strawberries makes a perfect foil for smoked salmon and cured meats, such as prosciutto, jamón serrano and smoked pork chops. Their sweet acidity also complements today's popular crudo (raw fish) dishes.
Strawberries pair perfectly with proteins
Think about richer meats and firm-fleshed fish that are often seasoned with fruity sauces: pork with apples, duck with orange sauce, baked ham with pineapple, chicken with citrus, grilled salmon with mango salsa. Try making fresh strawberry salsas or chutneys for these items. Or glaze them with sauces made by simmering fresh or frozen strawberries with ingredients like wine or fruit juice. Add fresh strawberries as a finishing touch for bright flavor and color.
Roasting strawberries concentrates their flavor
Roast strawberries quickly in a hot oven to make a full flavored "jam" that can be used as a sweet or savory sauce or dressing base, condiment or sandwich ingredient (think cranberry sauce).
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Last Call! Inside the 'Hangover 3' Premiere
Last Call! Inside the 'Hangover 3' Premiere
Last Call! "The Hangover Part III" Premiere
For the last time, the Wolfback came back.
Moving west from "Part II's" Hollywood premiere, "The Hangover: Part III" festivities took over Westwood on Monday night.
Above, Bradley Cooper and Ed Helms hug Ken Jeong, who is the central character this time out. Wolfpacker Zach Galifianakis is missing from this particular bro-huddle and vamped by climbing in to the trunk of his car service to entertain the fans behind the barricades.
The full group of stakeholders hoping for a big opening, including new Warner Bros. Entertainment CEO Kevin Tsujihara (far left).
Warner Bros. packed the Regency Village in Westwood with tons of fans for the comedy, leading to a raucous crowd. In a surprising twist, nobody is ever actually hungover in the movie, until a final explicit kicker in the credits.
Above: Heather Graham, who returns for a few scenes, arrives in Westwood.
They built a Ceasar's Palace in Westwood for the after-party. The fountain statues were real people and the menu stuck close to the theme of the "The Hangover II," Thai street noodles in handheld boxes.
Last Call! Inside the 'Hangover 3' Premiere
Writer-Director-Producer Todd Phillips and Warner Bros' President Jeff Robinov inside by Bradley Cooper's bungalow, which had heat all night, despite the relatively tame celebration inside. At the party hosted by Samsung Galaxy, Phillips introduced the head of his parachute team (which figures in to a key moment in the film) to Robinov.
Spotted in the crowd: Michael Bay sipping on a beer, former SNL costars Kevin Nealon and Molly Shannon, Clippers center DeAndre Jordan, and the suddenly reemerging Hanson (see below).
The movie opens with late night screenings on Wednesday.
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"It's like 'Shark Week,' only less real, or more real," Randy Sklar slugged in a promo for YouTube's Comedy Week.
Above: Any Samberg and his group The Lonely Island performed with T-Pain.
The week kicked off with a variety show dubbed the "Big Live Comedy Show" at Culver Studios on Sunday night, and perfectly represented YouTube's current position at a content crossroads: Top-tier talent like Seth Rogen, Andy Samberg, and Sarah Silverman delivered big laughs while most of the native YouTube talent underwhelmed on the big stage and in this live forum, though probably played better where it counts -- on screens.