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4/8/2013 (2 years ago)
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This week, Catholic Online had the opportunity to interview William Chapman, senior research programmer for the Department of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Chapman maintains the Cryosphere Today webpages which are updated daily with data on the state of the polar ice caps and climate.
By Marshall Connolly, Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
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4/8/2013 (2 years ago)
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Keywords: Cryosphere Today, William Chapman, ice, global warming, Arctic, webpage, monitoring, science
Chapman is a climate researcher, meaning he is a qualified expert in the field and has been aggregating data daily since the late 1970s.
COL: William, can you please tell us about yourself and what you do?
Chapman: I am part of a small research group at the University of Illinois that has been doing Arctic climate research for the past 30 years. As part of this research, I started posting current ice and snow conditions in the Arctic and Antarctic on the Cryosphere Today website about 11 years ago.
COL: Can you share with us a little background on the Cryosphere webpages? What can we expect to find there?
CHAPMAN: The popularity of the Cryosphere Today has surprised us. We get a lot of feedback from folks who appreciate being able to watch the day-to-day fluctuations of the ice and snow in the Arctic. A few users have written us to tell us it is the first site they check with their morning cup of coffee.
The most popular products we provide are the images and animations of sea ice obtained from polar orbiting satellites. We also include graphs of historic sea ice area and the departures from the daily averages. We are presently adding several recently discovered sources of historic sea ice observations to our archive in order to put the recent decreases of Arctic sea ice into a broader historic context.
COL: Those pages are rich with data. How much data have you accumulated?
CHAPMAN: We have daily data from satellites back to the late 1970s and at least some monthly observations back to the 1870s. The monthly historic record is very reliable back to the 1950s but becomes more sparse in the early part of the 1900s.
COL: As an expert in your field, what conclusions are you comfortable with drawing from the data?
CHAPMAN: While Arctic sea ice in the winter months has decreased 5-10%, the summer sea ice is about 40% less than it was just a few decades ago. The changes in summer are striking (see attached image). This past summer, the sea ice area was the lowest it has been in recorded history, by far.
Summer decreases in snow and ice are especially disconcerting because important climate feedbacks are in play during the summer months. For example, as the temperature warms in the Arctic, the ice and snow melt. Sea ice and snow are very reflective to sunlight. The white color reflects much of the sunlight arriving in the Arctic surface back to space, keeping the Arctic cool. As more sea ice is lost, it is effectively replaced by a very dark, very absorbing ocean. Much more sunlight is absorbed by the dark ocean than the reflective sea ice. This warms the surface even more and the feedback cycle continues.
COL: What's causing this? Is this natural or anthropogenic in origin, or is the verdict still out in your opinion?
CHAPMAN: While assigning attribution to these changes is a challenging problem, much of the research of the past decade points to a large anthropogenic contribution to the recent rapid changes in the Arctic. Among the most convincing evidence are global climate modeling experiments that are performed with increased greenhouse gases and with stable greenhouse gases. The experiments with steady greenhouse gases show level temperature and sea ice amounts in simulations of the past 50 years. Experiments that increase the greenhouse gases to match the observed greenhouse gas increases show temperature increases and sea ice losses very consistent to what has been observed. In my opinion, these experiments provide strong support to the idea that human influences, in particular the burning of fossil fuels and resulting increases in greenhouse gases, are responsible for the observed recent warming.
I realize there are those who are skeptical of any results from global climate models, but our group has done extensive evaluations of climate models and their performance simulating the recent Arctic climate. While there is certainly room for improvement, in my opinion, they are sufficiently skilled to be trusted in basic experiments such as that described above.
COL: Why should we, as Americans living in the United States, thousands of miles away from the arctic, care about what happens up there?
CHAPMAN: There is a growing body of research showing that changes in the Arctic can have dramatic impacts in mid-latitudes. In our own research, we observe that extensive sea ice loss during the summer can warm surface temperatures in the southwest United States and cool surface temperatures in the Northeast during the subsequent fall and winter seasons. Weather patterns in the United States and Europe during this period are also altered. The jet stream winds responsible for steering our weather systems from west to east are a result of the difference in heating from the equator to the North Pole. As the pole warms, this equator-pole temperature difference gets smaller and, as a result, weather patterns adopt a more amplified, wavy pattern. It was this type of extreme wavy pattern in the jet stream that aided in intensifying superstorm Sandy and moved it northwestward into the United States this fall, following the record low summer sea ice area.
COL: Global warming seems to have some advantages, such as opening up the fabled northwest passage for sea-traffic. It's also greening the north with new trees and plant growth. It seems reasonable that residents of such frigid areas would have little problem if their weather was a few degrees (F) warmer. Really, what's the problem when we look at it from that perspective?
CHAPMAN: Indeed, there are benefits to a warmer Arctic such as increased navigation opportunities and growing season lengths. The increased temperature and loss of sea ice brings its share of headaches to Arctic residents too. In coastal communities in Alaska, increases in storm frequency, decreases in the buffering sea ice cover, and melting permafrost leave the coastlines vulnerable to erosion. In fact, several entire coastal communities in Alaska are in the process of being moved inland because their towns are being swallowed by the encroaching Pacific Ocean and aided by a warmer climate.
Inland communities do not escape the impacts of a warmer climate either. Much of the buildings and infrastructure are built on permanently frozen soil in the Arctic. As the temperatures warm above the threshold needed to sustain this permafrost, the underlying ground buckles, causing the buildings to crack and become unstable and uninhabitable. To citizens of these communities, a longer growing season is the farthest from their minds.
COL: Isn't it true that the planet has been much warmer before? Certainly life didn't become extinct as a result of all that warming and the ice caps came back.
CHAPMAN: Paleoclimate records suggest periods when the Arctic was a little warmer than the present-day climate. These warm periods correspond to earth-sun orbital variations that strongly favor a warmer northern hemisphere. The difference between those warm episodes and the present-day warming trends are that we are presently experiencing a rapid warming in the Arctic during a period where the earth-sun orbital variations are inconsistent with such a trend.
With regard to extinctions and adaptation to recent and projected changes, paleoclimate records indicate the rate of warming the Arctic is experiencing, and is projected to experience in the coming century, is much more rapid than warming episodes in the past. The ability of species to adapt to such a rapid change is not known.
William, thank you for your time. We wish you the best as you continue your important work into climate research.
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CoolForum v 0.5 beta shows content of PHP files
The original document can be found at
.oO Overview Oo.
CoolForum v 0.5 beta shows PHP content files
Discovered on 2002, September, 16th
Vendor: http://www.coolforum.net
CoolForum v 0.5 is a PHP forum. This forum can show content of PHP files.
.oO Details Oo.
This forum contains a file named "avatar.php". This file can show an image
stored in the "logos" directory. Here is the source file of avatar.php :
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The exploit is really easy. The aim is to read the "connect.php" file in the
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You can do the exploit with any browser by using this syntax :
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thats one cool wagon mate, are Gemini wagon a common during theyre time over there? thats the 1st time Isaw one, back in P.I. the sedan and coupe where common before but not anymore when I came back last year.
the gemini's were far more common in australia and were rebadged
as holdens however they were designed in japan and it seems holden plagurised the design for the torana and the commodores styling,
which were a size class above this but have remarkably similar lines,
the tg model which i have would be one of the more common models to get hold of where as the earlier models are nigh on non existent in nz now,
But by all means these never sold like a toyota dx corolla for example which every man and his dog has over here.
I'm trying to push it towards a jdm/euro style although my engine choice
is pretty yank
The wagon looks pretty tuff...
I reckon the TE-TF-TG shape was penned by the boys at Isuzu (using the existing Opel-designed glass-house and roof) with some input from Leo Pruneu, the chief of Holden design. The Gemini was such a large seller in Australia that the Japanese couldn't ignore GM-H's input and GM-H wanted it to look like a Commodore!
The Commodore was, by and large, styled by Germans with only minor detail difference by Holden (although the drivetrains were 100% agricultural Holden and the interiors were pretty much all Holden as well), so in no way did the Commodore styling copy the Gemini.
As with all this though, at the time (and at any time, really), General Motors were trying to get together a corporate design language, so it stands to reason that the Camira, Gemini and the Commodore all share similar styling cues.
Interestingly, and this is something you may have found, but the Gemini wagon was even more Opel than the regular Geminis. The Gemini sedan and coupe, in Australia at least, used Isuzu-style doors which although outwardly similar to the sedan and coupe doors on the Opel Kadett, had the square-style interior door handles and the rocker-style door lock in the same handle. The Opel's doors had a Commodore-style door handle and locks up on the window sill (like most cars).
But the Gemini wagon in Australia had Opel-sourced doors - they had the switches and handles as described on the Opel above and as a result the winders were too close to the deeper Isuzu-designed dashboard. Aussie wagons and vans had stubby window winders so the driver or passenger didn't whack their hand against the dashboard. My panelvan doors even have Opel symbols on the handles!!!
This is all pretty useless information, but it at least explains why the coupe and sedan have different handles to the wagons and vans for no apparent reason!
I've only ever seen one photo of a Gemini wagon on a Japanese website and I'm not sure it was even a photo from Japan. Did they actually make a Japanese wagon can anyone confirm?
If so, I wonder why Holden didn't use the Isuzu-designed door bits... unless of course the Japanese wagons used Opel bits as well.
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thats the most inteligent post i've seen in ages,
and correcto mundo on the japanese wagon front they are super thin on the ground over there,
had a mate hero' an naoki tell me that they had only seen one over there themselves they had owned zz/r's though
and they happened to rock up and stay at my dads backpackers ,
they went ballistic when i rocked the covers off the car that i had at that time which was also a sedan with the g200w piazza motor in it,
funny guys though i suspect they find it hard to find room for there projects
The reason for the Gemini wagon sharing more similarities with the opel versions is relatively simple - Japan never built/recieved the wagon for their home market.
Ive only ever seen photos of one, a kermit green TD wagon that was for sale in a Nostalgic Heros magazine. It was actually privately imported into Japan from australia. To my knowledge the Gemini/Kadett fronted wagons in RHD were only sold in Australian markets. Ive only ever seen Chevettes in other markets [hideous looking things they are] like the UK. Even uglier considering its the horrid Opel OHC motor....yuck.
Love the colour/wheel choice, silver isnt really common on Geminis down here [ZZ/Z aside].
thats the original colour reapplied in two pot with a miniscule amount of blue pearl over it,
its mercury silver,
although you seem to dislike the chevettes i have owned three chevette
wagons and found they handle a little better due to a more even weight distribution and could see myself putting a rotary in a chevette hatch for a club car at some stage,
the older dark eye models are tougher looking than the later bug eyes
and with decent set of wheels you can't beat there tough stance
having wrecked many gemini's (about 60-70 wagons/vans) i know them inside out, apart from the doors (opel/vauxall derived) the tailights are hella, rear boot light opel derived (commodores use this light to this very day) and there is a aperture infront of the internal mirror for said light, as well as under EVERY bonnet on all models(also boot in sedans) so i am led to believe that the internal pressings were copies of the original kaddett design
some glass in the ones i have had came from the UK as well
funny thing i just found out.....i had a look at a one owner TE van, and she had some brand new door window seals, they were 2 piece (upper/lower) and they came in original ISUZU packaging! tho i know for sure that japan never had them, it explains y most of my vans/wagons had 2 piece seals, i always thought they were just cut and shut
on the back of the door handle surrounds they have the opel symbol too
on the TE model onwards van/wagons if you remove the fuel tank cover and look on the LHS where the rear bracket of the bumper mounts, you will notice a gas axed section.....this was holden's solution to accessing the 2 bolt brackets quickly on the assembly line, as the original opel style (and TD) bumpers were single bolt
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Magnolia Beach 1906, my neighbor found this on Shorpy of Magnolia Beach. As you can see the New Magnolia Hotel is in the background.
Here is a photo taken in late April with almost the same view.
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Next to my car on Magnolia Beach, these cuties love the clover that borders Magnolia Beach Parking lot with Clark Pond. So darn cute.
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We knew this was coming, but the California authorities just announced that there may be rolling blackouts [1] today as the searing heat overwhelms the state's creaky old electricity grid.
That's lovely: It's 115 degrees in the Central Valley and senior citizens are going to lose their air conditioning.
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1. Global warming is here. It's not coming soon. [2] It's here, and the climate change Al Gore warns about is happening faster than anyone anticipated. No, I'm not a climate scientist, but I don't need a weatherman to know how hot the sun glows.
2. Responding is going to be a massive challenge, even more than Al Gore suggests. Step one: take the entire system of providing electricity (and eventually, all energy) out of the private sector.
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America's 10 Worst Natural Disasters
A look at 10 of America's worst natural disasters. Many of us were not around during most of these disasters, but we all feel the pain of every tragedy.
1. Galveston, Texas Hurricane- September 18, 1900
Estimated deaths: 8000
The deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history was the hurricane that engulfed the rich, port city of Galveston, Texas, on September 18, 1900. This category 4 storm devastated the city. It killed 1 in 6 residents and destroying most of the buildings in its path.
2. Okeechobee Hurricane, Florida- September 16, 1928
Estimated deaths: 2500+
Coastal residents living in Palm Beach, Florida, in every way prepared for this category 4 hurricane, but it was along the south shores of Lake Okeechobee in the Florida Everglades nearly all of its 2000 plus victims perished. Many of these innocent people were migrant workers working in isolated locations; these workers had no warning of this disaster waiting to happen.
3. Johnstown, PA Flood- May 31, 1889
Estimated deaths: 2209+
An uncared for southwestern Pennsylvania dam and many days of rain combined to create one of America's greatest tragedies. The South Fork Dam, which was built to hold back Lake Conemaugh for the well known South Fork Fishing & Hunting Club, collapsed on May 31, 1889. More than 20 million tons of water created a massive wave that reached 70 feet high and swept 14 miles down the Conemaugh River Valley, destroying everything in its path, including most of the industrialized city of Johnstown.
4. Chenier Caminada Hurricane- October 1, 1893
Estimated deaths: 2000+
The name of this Louisiana hurricane comes from the island-type peninsula, located 54 miles from New Orleans, which lost 779 people to this devastating storm. This deadly hurricane was long before we could predict the weather with forecasting tools, but is said to have had winds approaching 100 miles per hour. It was one of the two deadly hurricanes that hit the U.S. during the 1893 hurricane season.
5. "Sea Islands" Hurricane- August 27-28, 1893
Estimated deaths: 1000 – 2000
It is assumed that the "Great Storm of 1893″ that destroyed the South Carolina and Georgia coast was at least a Category 4 Hurricane, but experts have to idea of knowing exactly, since hurricane intensity measures weren't measured for storms before 1900. The storm killed an estimated 1,000 – 2,000 people, mostly from storm surges affecting the low barrier of the "Sea Islands" off the Carolina coast.
6. Hurricane Katrina- August 29, 2005
Estimated deaths: 1836+
The most destructive hurricane ever to strike the United States is Hurricane Katrina it was the 11th named storm in the 2005 hurricane season. The devastation in New Orleans and the surrounding Gulf Coast region took over 1,800 lives, billions of dollars in damage, and devastating losses to the region's rich cultural heritage. Unlike the storms listed before it, every American remembers this disaster because it affected all of us in different ways. Some people were directly affected by it, and many had family and friends that were affected. If you weren't a part of it, or related to someone in it you were praying for the injured and donating your time or money.
7. Great New England Hurricane- September 31, 1938
Estimated deaths: 720
The hurricane named by some as the "Long Island Express" made landfall over Long Island and Connecticut as a category 3 storm on September 21, 1938. The powerful hurricane eliminated almost 9,000 buildings and homes, blamed for over 700 deaths, and reshaped the landscape of the Long Island shore. The storm caused over 306 dollars million in damage in 1938 dollars, which would equal out to about 3.5 billion dollars in today's dollars.
8. San Francisco Earthquake- April 18, 1906
Estimated deaths: 3,000- confirmed: 700
In the early hours of April 18, 1906, the sleeping city of San Francisco was shaken by a massive earthquake. Walls caved in, streets buckled, and gas and water lines snapped, residents had almost no time to react and take cover from the earthquake. The earthquake itself lasted less than a minute, but fires fueled by the broken gas lines, they city was left with no water to put them out. Four days later, half of San Francisco's population was homeless, and had killed between 700 and 3000 people.
9. Georgia, South Carolina Hurricane- August 27, 1881
Estimated deaths: 700
Hundreds of people were surrounded by this hurricane that struck the east coast at the juncture of Georgia and South Carolina, causing severe damage to the cities Savannah and Charleston. The storm then moved inland resulted in about 700 deaths.
10. Tri State Tornado in Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana- March 18, 1925
Estimated deaths: 695
Considered the most powerful and devastating tornado in American history, the Great Tri-State Tornado swarmed through Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. Its uninterrupted 219 mile course killed 695 people, injuring more than 2000, destroyed nearly 15,000 homes.
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No. it was man. but i guess we are part of nature. So yes it could be included.


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KEY ACTION Learned the cellular telephone service for village employees has been switched from Consumer's Cellular to Verizon Wireless. Village Administrator Dan Preising said the Verizon service will cost less and the utilities departments will have the same cellular service as the police department along with the best coverage for the village.
DISCUSSION Several Sugar Creek Township residents that want to switch electric service to Ohio Edison thought a quote to purchase Beach City underground service connection was too high. Preising gave quotes to Dennis Hutchinson ($421), Jack Baylor ($409) and Charles Bratcher ($459). The property owners will have to make the decision. Each property owner will be given an itemized list for purchasing their underground service connection since plans are to switch service to Ohio Edison.
Sugar Creek Township trustees are also requesting the township building be switched to Ohio Edison and disconnected from the village's electric power.
Preising asked council to review the possible disconnection of Baylor Beach's three-phase electric service, since the single-phase electric is no longer provided by the utilities department at that location.
• Passed a resolution to have the county auditor certify the millage for the renewal of a police levy that will appear on the November ballot.
• Reminded residents that dogs are not permitted to run loose in the village.
• Took no action on a request about parking on one side of Church Street. Council will review the request.
• Work to refurbish and finish restoring the water tower will begin May 1. The work was not completed last year due to weather conditions.
• A water leak was repaired on state Route 212 near the village park. An service connection under the street came apart and caused the asphalt to sink.
• Spring cleanup in the village will be Monday to April 26. Do not place items on curb after 3 p.m., as they will not be picked up.
• Drug Take Back Day will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., April 27 at Fairless High School. Old and expired prescriptions and over-the-counter drugs will be accepted. No questions will be asked.
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Updated: 04/02/2009 - Bibb County plans to protest results of a new survey of its boundary with Monroe County, which could remove 400 parcels of property from Bibb tax rolls.
Updated: 04/02/2009 - Bibb County plans to protest results of a new survey of its boundary with Monroe County, which could remove 400 parcels of property from Bibb tax rolls.
Updated: 04/02/2009 - The Boys & Girls Clubs of America and the Taco Bell Foundation for Teens are hosting a town hall forum on how to prevent students from dropping out of high school.
Updated: 04/02/2009 - The University of Florida has suspended a sorority for hazing violations.
Posted: 04/01/2009 - Atlantic Southeast Airlines, a major regional carrier for Delta Air Lines, says it has grounded 60 of its 110 50-passenger jets after an internal audit raised safety concerns.
Posted: 03/31/2009 - ATLANTA (AP) - Tired of sneezing? Well, you can blame the high pollen count across greater Atlanta.
Posted: 03/31/2009 - MIAMI (AP) - Who should ultimately decide what treatment is medically necessary - a doctor or a state health agency?
Updated: 03/31/2009 - Three men honored for actions in Afghanistan
Posted: 03/31/2009 - A 14-year-old North Augusta, S.C., Middle School student collapsed and died after a 200-yard jog during a physical education class.
Posted: 03/30/2009 - The Georgia Senate has voted to expand unemployment benefits, allowing the state to qualify for hundreds of millions of dollars in federal stimulus money.
Posted: 03/30/2009 - ATLANTA (AP) - A last-ditch effort to revive Sunday sales at the state Capitol has fallen flat.
Updated: 03/30/2009 - Pay hike would amount to about 45-hundred dollars per year
Posted: 03/30/2009 - The first openly gay Episcopal bishop will speak at Emory University about civil rights, marriage and religion.
Posted: 03/30/2009 - A fast moving fire swept through a Douglasville house, killing a sixty-year-old woman.
Posted: 03/30/2009 - Health officials in Tift and Turner counties have issued a boil-water alert for customers who receive drinking water from private wells.
Posted: 03/30/2009 - Lake Lanier has gotten a 1.4 foot boost after 3 inches to 5 inches of rain fell in north Georgia.
Posted: 03/30/2009 - Alabama authorities have canceled an Amber Alert after a Georgia infant and his mother were found unharmed.
Posted: 03/30/2009 - More than 300 National Guard soldiers from Georgia are preparing for deployment to Afghanistan.
Updated: 03/29/2009 - Tax assessors in the metro Atlanta say an expected onslaught of requests to lower property values could create a domino effect of decreased values for entire communities.
Updated: 03/29/2009 - Flood advisories are still remaining in some parts of Georgia as rivers and creeks continue to swell with runoff from heavy rainfall.
Updated: 03/29/2009 - Tax assessors in the metro Atlanta area say an expected onslaught of requests to lower property values could create a domino effect of decreased values for entire communities.
Posted: 03/28/2009 - The Georgia Bureau of Investigation says skeletal remains found in Franklin County in 2007 have been identified as a Lilburn woman missing since 2005.
Posted: 03/27/2009 - Police have arrested a man in connection with the fatal shooting of an Atlanta convenience store clerk.
Posted: 03/27/2009 - Macon police say they have arrested a man wanted in the killing of his mother and stepfather in Liberty County five years ago.
Posted: 03/27/2009 - DECATUR, Ga. (AP) - Two DeKalb County schools were on lockdown after a shooting in the neighborhood that left one man dead.
Posted: 03/27/2009 - Human remains found almost two years ago in northeast Georgia have been identified through DNA testing as those of a metro Atlanta woman reported missing in October 2005.


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As seen on YouTube, two of the Star Trek XI actors as well as Abrams spoke with TV Guide regarding working on the latest Star Trek movie. "It's kind of mind-blowing for me," said Zachary Quinto. ""I'm really fortunate to have Leonard Nimoy really, really involved and really supportive and so you can't really get much more direct than that source."
Abrams explained again his target audience. ""It is made for people who may know the series," he said, "but it's really made for future fans of 'Star Trek,' not existing ones." Abrams went on to praise actress Zoe Saldana, Star Trek XI's Uhura. "She's awesome in the movie," said Abrams. "She's fantastic. She's always a genius."
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The fascination with astronomy and space travel may not be the national craze it was way back when we earthlings were making our first forays into the vast unknown.
But the idea of scientific exploration in the far reaches of the galaxy can still excite young minds — with a little help, maybe, from fictions like the hit movie "Gravity" (about an astronaut lost in space) and the new show at Seattle Children's Theatre, "The Boy at the Edge of Everything."
Finegan Kruckemeyer's engaging fable is receiving its world premiere here in conjunction with New York's Trusty Sidekick Theater Company. Its clever premise: Simon, a disgruntled 12-year-old (zestfully played by the ever-boyish Trick Danneker) is hurtled out into the far reaches of the sky to make friends with another boy (crisply enacted by Quinn Armstrong). The latter lives a bookish solo existence on the edge of our universe — in a house with a great view, perched between worlds.
Simon's whimsical journey is made possible thanks to an empty meditation tank and a batch of fireworks, rigged up in the family's shed by his well-meaning parents (Carol Roscoe and Evan Whitfield).
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Meanwhile, his (unnamed) counterpart in deep space worries other planets may be encroaching on him. But he too would like a change from reading through his vast library many times over, and playing with "a model train set that goes through three galaxies."
Through their fast friendship, the pair get to know each other's turf. And like Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz," Simon discovers how vast the world is beyond his own experience — and how much he's underappreciated his home sweet home.
"The Boy at the Edge of Everything" has a canny, witty way of reflecting on worlds unknown, and day-to-day adolescent routines. At a matinee performance, a tween-age crowd listened up for every wisecrack and reflection in Kruckemeyer's snappy yet sincere dialogue.
And how refreshing it is that Jonathan Shmidt Chapman's staging of the play in the small-scale Eve Alvord Theatre at SCT relies not on flashy hardware or digital special effects. What lifts us off on this astronomical journey are the nimble and likable cast, the ace design team, and the young audience's willingness to suspend disbelief.
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The one thing obviously missing from "The Boy at the Edge of Everything" is any explanation of the origins of the super-bright title character. Ageless, alone and hyper-aware of the scientific marvels he observes, the kid is just the friend Simon needs (and vice-versa). But is he an extraterrestrial? A human being? Who raised him, and why is he hanging out in a place light-years from Earth?
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After about three hours of discussion, Lincoln Unified's board voted 4-1 late Wednesday to adopt a mandatory random drug testing policy.
The vote came at 10:47 p.m., after parents and a representative of the ACLU weighed in on the policy of drug testing Lincoln High's student athletes – the ACLU threatening lawsuits and parents divided over its merits.
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We are pleased to announce that Dr Mathieu Grenier has recently been Certified as a PennHIP veterinarian.
We understand the special role your pet plays in your family and are dedicated to becoming your partner in your pet's health care. We treat your pet as we would our own. Our goal is to practice the highest quality medicine and surgery with compassion and an emphasis on client education. Our entire healthcare team is committed to providing personal attention to the unique concerns of each individual pet owner.At this site, you will find information about our practice philosophy, our services, helpful forms to assist you and an extensive Pet Medical Library for you to search for additional pet health care information.
Thank you for taking the time to read about our veterinary practice and the services we offer. We welcome your comments and suggestions. Please contact us at (613)831-2965 for all your pet health care needs.