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Summertime...and the living's easy!
Summer is HERE
Summer has arrived in Jackson! It has been quite a few weeks since we have seen anything fluffy and white falling from the skies, the sun is shining far and wide across the Valley. Our April showers brought a multitude of May flowers, and June has been anything but gloomy. Summer is the time to get outside in Jackson. We enjoy every minute of the warm sunshine hiking our mountains, and indulging the indoor and outdoor events that fill our calendars. From the bi-weekly Rodeo, to the Jackson Hole Live concert series, the nightly Town Square Shoot Out to the Fall Arts Festival that marks the slowing of the summer season; whatever the activity locals and visitors are always on the go! New events and shows are added throughout the summer so please be sure to check with our Concierge Team to be sure you don't miss out on any of our Wild West summer fun.
8:00pm: Grand Teton Music Festival's Bravo! Summer Kickoff Party! Join Bravo! for the best Summer Kickoff Party in town! This event needs no introduction as its reputation has grown over the years. Check back for more details as they are confirmed.
8:00pm: Contemporary Dance Wyoming- The Meal. Contemporary Dance Wyoming's (CDW) latest production, Up Close: The Meal, which will be performed JUNE 14th and 15th in the Center Theater. The Meal is an evening-length dance concert originally choreographed by Babs Case in 2008, now re-worked and performed by CDW. The entire work takes place around, on, over, and under a spare wooden table. Solos, duets, trios, and large group pieces feature flowing movement and metaphorical representations of personal journeys finding a place in life, opening your eyes to the world, constant desire for more, playing in life, and finding satisfaction in what you have. At the Center for the Arts.
2:00pm: A favorite summer art series featuring local and national artists painting in Grand Teton National Park, Artists in the Environment, has generated enthusiastic planning commitments on the part of Grand Teton Association and its summer facilitators. At the Craig Thomas Discovery Center, in Moose.
8:00pm: Contemporary Dance Wyoming- The Meal. Contemporary Dance Wyoming's (CDW) latest production, Up Close: The Meal, which will be performed JUNE 14th and 15th in the Center Theater. The Meal is an evening-length dance concert originally choreographed by Babs Case in 2008, now re-worked and performed by CDW. The entire work takes place around, on, over, and under a spare wooden table. Solos, duets, trios, and large group pieces feature flowing movement and metaphorical representations of personal journeys finding a place in life, opening your eyes to the world, constant desire for more, playing in life, and finding satisfaction in what you have. At the Center for the Arts.
1:00pm: RaptorFest. This year Father's Day is for the birds! Enjoy a fun and feather-filled afternoon of food, music, kids' activities, flighted demonstrations and birds on display at Teton Raptor Center's 2nd annual RAPTORFEST. Admission is free. Tickets will be sold for food, drink and fantastic raffle packages. START Bus shuttles from Stilson, bike or walk. At Teton Raptor Center.
7:00pm: Come listen and celebrate "America's Classical Music" with big band arrangements of iconic Jazz composers such as Duke Ellington, Miles Davis, Neal Hefti, Chick Corea and other legends of the genre. Free admission. Donations appreciated. At the Center for the Arts.
5:00pm: Celebrate the Summer Solstice at Rendezvous Park.
8:00pm: Tedeschi Trucks Band, the 11-piece ensemble led by husband-wife team Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi, have proven themselves one of the hottest, most uplifting acts on the road today. Formed in 2010 when Derek and Susan decided to set aside their successful solo careers and join forces, Tedeschi Trucks Band has since been touring the globe - and accruing fans and accolades in the process. Fronted by Trucks' signature slide-guitar sound and Tedeschi's pliant, honey-to-husk voice, TTB -- as their fans know them -- delivers a hearty roots-rich musical mix with the power to renew faith in live music. The band is currently touring in advance of the release of their second studio album, slated for release in late summer. Their debut album, Revelator, was praised as a 4-star masterpiece by Rolling Stone and won a GRAMMY for Best Blues Album of the Year. At Center for the Arts.
4:30pm: Jackson Hole Wine Auction and Gala. Gather with new and old friends in the shadow of the Tetons for an unforgettable evening of exquisite wine and delectable food. Upon arrival at the stunning Snake River Ranch, sip a glass of champagne, savor the distinctive flavors of the west and bid on an exclusive array of silent auction offerings. Our entertaining auctioneer will round up the crowd and start the bidding for our exciting live auction, held simultaneously with a seated 5-course dinner prepared by famous chefs and perfectly paired with superb wines. With auction lots of once-in-a-lifetime adventure trips and rare wine collections, guests will be waving their paddles competing for the bounty. Following the dinner and auction, dance the evening away to the sounds of the Richard Brown Orchestra. At the Snake River Ranch.
1:00pm: Teton Youth and Family Services Golf Tournament. Helps raise funds for Teton Youth and Family Services, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping children and families find their way.
Tournament date is JUNE 26th with a pre-registration cocktail event at the Wort Hotel at 5:00pm on JUNE 25th- $200 per player- limited registrations. At Jackson Hole Golf and Tennis.
9:00pm. James McMurty with His Band. The son of acclaimed author Larry McMurtry (Lonesome Dove, Terms of Endearment), James grew up on a steady diet of Johnny Cash and Roy Acuff records. His first album, Too Long in the Wasteland (released in 1989), was produced by John Mellencamp and marked the beginning of a series of acclaimed projects for Columbia and Sugar Hill. In 1996, McMurtry received a Grammy nomination for his Longform Music Video of Where'd You Hide The Body. 1997′s It Had To Happen received the American Indie Award for Best Americana Album. At The Pink Garter Theater.
All Day: 21st Jackson Hole Writers Conference. For 21 years the Jackson Hole Writers Conference has brought together writers from around the country to learn from best-selling authors, as well as editors and agents. This year's conference is no different, with speakers, panels, workshops, and one-on-one manuscript critiques. We pride ourselves on offering an intimate setting in a beautiful place, with the opportunity to share a drink or a walk with other writers. At Center for the Arts.
6:00pm. Music on Main. The Fox Street All Stars, kick off the concert series with their unique version of high-energy funky rock and roll. FSAS has toured the US with legends like Trucks/Tedeschi, Little Feat, Trombone Shorty and Robert Randolph. At Victor City Park.
All Day: 2nd Annual Outerlocal Summer Games. The Adventure Festival, features running, bouldering, mountain biking and paragliding, not to mention DJs, product demos, clinics, food and libations—plus two free concerts to end the day, all in the heart of America's quintessential mountain town. At Snow King Mountain.
All Day: 21st Jackson Hole Writers Conference. For 21 years the Jackson Hole Writers Conference has brought together writers from around the country to learn from best-selling authors, as well as editors and agents. This year's conference is no different, with speakers, panels, workshops, and one-on-one manuscript critiques. We pride ourselves on offering an intimate setting in a beautiful place, with the opportunity to share a drink or a walk with other writers. At Center for the Arts.
8:30pm Nightlite Dash. The NightLITE dash is a glow in the dark fun run with an obstacle course where your inner 5 year-old comes alive (or better yet even your 5 year-old's). All you will need is some endurance to run the 5k, courage to run in the dark, a great imagination to come up with the best glow in the dark outfit EVER, and a smile to show through at the end! Join us on one of our glowing good times and support the Huntsman Cancer Institute by running. Spud Drive-In.
All Day: 2nd Annual Outerlocal Summer Games. The Adventure Festival, features running, bouldering, mountain biking and paragliding, not to mention DJs, product demos, clinics, food and libations—plus two free concerts to end the day, all in the heart of America's quintessential mountain town. At Snow King Mountain.
1:00pm. Jackson Hole Park Free for All. The third annual JH Bike Park FreeForAll is exactly what its name says: an afternoon where admission and activities in the JH Bike Park are FREE! Join us from 1-5pm for free Bike Park chairlift rides, mini-clinics with our Mountain Sports School staff, and even free mini-bike rentals! Come for music, Tin Can Cantina taco and margarita specials, raffles and prizes. We're giving away a Scott kid's mountain bike to a lucky participant! Bike park passes and other prizes too! At Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
5:30pm. Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real. This exuberant 24-year old phenom returns to the Tetons with his powerhouse rock n' roll outfit Promise of the Real to kick off JacksonHoleLive 2013 with a bang. Come early to watch the Outerlocal Summer Games and hear opening band The Flannel Attractions. At the Snow King Ball Field.
All Day. .
- 8:00-10:00am: Jackson Hole Jaycees Pancake Breakfast - The Jackson Hole Jaycees have been serving a Fourth of July pancake breakfast since 1977. For 34 years, thousands of locals and visitors have gathered on Center Street to visit with friends and support the Jaycees Fire in the Hole Fireworks Show. Expect a hearty breakfast of eggs, sausage, and pancakes to ensure they are well fueled for the many events celebrating Independence Day in Jackson. All profits from the breakfast enable the Jaycees to complete projects like the community fireworks and scholarships for local students. Adult tickets cost $10 and children cost $5.
- 10:30am: Howdy Pardners 4th of July Parade - The annual parade begins on Snow King Avenue from the Rodeo Grounds to Glenwood, continues on Broadway, and ends on Willow Street. Businesses and organizations interested in participating should contact the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce, 307.733.3316.
- 2:00pm: The July 4th JacksonHoleLive concert will feature Old Crow Medicine Show, The Young Dubliners, Parker Millsap, One Ton Pig and the Grand Teton Music Festival Orchestra performing live via simulcast from Walk Festival Hall as part of this year's valley-wide expansion of Music in the Hole. Enjoy 8 hours of free, family-friendly music at the base of Snow King, culminating with the Jaycees fireworks display. More information.
- 3:00pm-7:30pm: Music in the Hole 2013 will be held in two locations, the Teton Village Commons and Snow King Ballpark in Jackson. From 3:00-6:00pm there will be pre-symphony entertainment by local groups and popular bands. From 6:00-7:30pm the Grand Teton Music Festival Orchestra will perform a program of patriotic favorites in Walk Festival Hall with simultaneous broadcast via jumbotrons to both locations. Wyoming Public Radio concert simulcast throughout the state. At 7:30pm popular bands will take the stage followed by fireworks!
- 6:00pm: Town Square Shootout - Watch a lively reenactment of frontier justice on the Jackson Town Square in what is the longest, continuously running shootout show in the country!
- 6:00pm: Red, White and Two! Independence Day Celebrations: This annual 4th of July celebration features patriotic music performed by the Grand Teton Music Festival Orchestra in Walk Festival Hall in Teton Village from 6:00-7:30pm. Maestro Runnicles will conduct a program of light classics and patriotic favorites including the 1812 Overture and "Stars and Stripes Forever" plus many more. Donnie Ray Albert, the baritone who wowed the crowd last summer, will be returning. Wyoming Public Media will broadcast the orchestra concert event live for television and radio to be enjoyed by all Wyoming residents and those in neighboring states. After the orchestra concert, Calle Mambo will then take the stage starting at 8:00pm, leading up to the start of the fireworks around 10:00pm. The Jazz Foundation of JH will perform prior to the GTMF concert from 4:00-5:30pm
- 8:00pm: Jackson Hole Rodeo - The rodeo is regularly held on each Wednesday and Saturday during the summer season at the Teton County Fairgrounds. The 4th of July Rodeo is a fine western tradition and a wonderful way to spend an evening as the sun sets over the Teton Range.
- 10:00pm: Fireworks - Enjoy fireworks shows at two locations! Gather at the base of Snow King Mountain and in Teton Village
JULY 5 to JULY 26
8:00pm. South Pass! is an epic musical theatrical experience based on the life of mountain man and explorer Jedediah Smith. Featuring a cast of more than 60 men, women and children South Pass! is coming to Center for the Arts in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Experience the story of the opening of the great American West in a way that will inspire future generations and imprint hearts with historical lore, adventure, and the steel-faced resolve that only a man destined to become a true American hero could display. At the Center for the Arts.
8:00am. 1st Jackson Hole Farmers Market of the Season. The Jackson Hole Farmers Market on Town Square hosts a vibrant farmers market every Saturday beginning July 6, and running through September 21. The market operates from 8:00am to 12 noon on the Town Square and features fresh produce and other fresh food products. In addition to the great food vendors, different local musicians, chefs and valley non-profits are featured each week. Locals and visitors flock to this popular market every Saturday. On Town Square.
5:00pm to 10:00pm: Art Across the Universe.
- 5:00pm. Family Public Art | Create a Giant Sundial with Tyler Aiello and Dr. Tyler Nordgren for display outside the Center for the Arts
- 6:00pm. Planetology Exhibit Reception | An Exhibition featuring the work of Monica and Tyler Aiello and Dr. Tyler Nordgren
- 7:30pm. Lecture Series | "Stars Above, Earth Below: A Guide to Astronomy in the National Parks" by Tyler Nordgren "Terra Sapiens: The Origin & Fate of a Human Planet" by Dr. David Grinspoon
- 9:00pm. Star-Gazing "SkyParty" with Tyler Nordgren. At the Center for the Arts.
8:00pm. The Hot 8 Brass Band. New Orleans-based, this band has epitomized New Orleans street music for over a decade, infusing their performances with funk and high energy. At Walk Festival Hall.
6:00pm. Music on Main. Nicki Bluhm and the Gramblers bring the smoky sweet vocals of Bluhm backed by a big, rocking jam band, continuing the dance party and good times. At Victor City Park.
7:00pm. Free Family Concert in the Center Theater where The House Band of the Universe plays under a planetarium full of breathtaking cosmic visualizations, as Grinspoon narrates the story of the history of the Universe-from the Big Bang to Life of Earth, and everything between. At the Center for the Arts.
5:30pm. Steve Earle and The Dukes. This three-time Grammy Award winner is a protégé of legendary songwriters like Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark. Steve Earle is a master storyteller with 21 writer/performer albums to date and has penned songs recorded by Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Emmylou Harris, Waylon Jennings, Travis Tritt, Vince Gill, The Pretenders, Joan Baez and countless others. The Mastersons open the show. At the Snow King Ball Field.
9:00am-7:00pm. Plein Air for the Park Art Show and Sale. Our professional painters lug their easels all around Grand Teton National Park for two weeks to create an amazing collection of artwork that is on sale in the Moose Visitor Center to benefit art, education, and research in Grand Teton National Park. At the Craig Thomas Discovery & Visitor Center.
8:00pm. Paul Thorn. It has been said that a Paul Thorn concert is like "taking a 6-pack to church," as evidenced by his song "Mission Temple Fireworks Stand." The first thing you notice is the voice, distinctively soulful and funky, the voice of a man who has walked a long, hot span over dusty Mississippi country roads. Thorn is the second biggest thing to come out of Tupelo, MS. At the Center for the Arts.
8:00pm. The Collective. This Nashville-based a capella singing group was a finalist on NBC's "Sing-Off" and includes Jackson local Isaac Hayden. At Walk Festival Hall.
6:00pm. Music on Main. White Water Ramble high octane rocky mountain dance grass that, according to their website, will send your body and soul rushing down the rapids of infinity! At Victor City Park.
9:00pm. Blackalicious. Cut through the floss and glitz. On the other side of the hype machine are artists that create because they need to, artists that we listen to because they demand our attention. In a hip-hop career that has stretched past a decade, Blackalicious has earned respect the old-fashioned way--rising through honesty, commitment, and artistry. Now, with "Blazing Arrow", their fourth album and their major label debut, they have achieved their most fully realized album in a consistently ground-breaking discography. At The Pink Garter Theater.
JULY 19 to JULY 20
6:00pm. Off Square Theatre Company will present two evenings of outdoor Shakespeare on the Center Lawn and will host actors from New York in a residency. The program will feature scenes from Shakespeare's Greatest hits, and debut Off Square's very own traveling minstrel show starring Jackson's youth. At the Center for the Arts.
JULY 19 to JULY 21
All Day. Jackson Hole Art Fair. Established in 1965, Art Fair Jackson Hole (AFJH) brings diverse forms of art to a community that is rich in western history. Our summer Art Fairs are family-oriented events that feature up to 170 international, national and local artists, live music, food and snack booths and hands-on art activities. AFJH attracts enthusiastic members of the public from our immediate community and from across the nation who are interested in supporting the visual arts. At Miller Park.
JULY 19 to JULY 28
All Day. Teton County Fair. "Grow em & Show em" Celebrating 100 years of 4-H. Carnival, Water Park, Entertainment, Vendors and Night Events:
- Wednesday, July 24, RODEO - Gates open at 7:00 p.m., Rodeo Starts at 8:00pm
- Thursday, July 25, PIG WRESTLING - Gates open at 6:00 p.m., event starts at 7:00 p.m.
- Friday, July 26, CONCERT - Gates open at 7:00 p.m., Concert starts at 8:00 p.m.
- Saturday, July 27, RODEO - Gates open at 7:00 p.m., Rodeo Starts at 8:00 p.m.
- Sunday, July 28, FIGURE "8" RACES - Gates open at 6:00 p.m., event starts at 7:00 p.m.
8:00pm. Kathy Mattea's concerts present her new and most recent material alongside her Top 20 radio hits: from the signature ballad "Where've You Been?" to the bluesy "455 Rocket" to the iconic "Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses." Long known as an impeccable songcatcher, her 17 albums are woven through with bluegrass, gospel, and Celtic influences, and have garnered multiple CMA, ACM, and Grammy Awards. At the Center for the Arts.
8:00pm. Christopher O'Riley - Out of My Hands. A classical-crossover pianist, Mr. O'Riley's latest release, Out Of My Hands, includes the music of R.E.M., Portishead, Cocteau Twins, Pink Floyd, Nirvana and more. At Walk Festival Hall.
6:00pm. Music on Main. March 4th Marching Band after an extremely popular show last summer, decked in whimsical costumes and combining a big ring circus with modern performances. At Victor City Park.
8:00pm. EntreFlamenco Company. Five music and dance artists of this award-winning company from San Antonio, Texas, open the door to the powerful world of flamenco. Not merely a performance, but an experience not to be missed! At Walk Festival Hall.
6:00pm. Music on Main. Monophonics, San Francisco's premier psychedelic soul and heavy funk band, will cook up a hearty stew of funky rhythms for Music on Main fans. At Victor City Park.
7:00pm. The Hold Steady. The Hold Steady emerged as America's greatest, most thoughtful bar-rock band in 2004, and has since released a string of acclaimed albums—and, maybe more importantly, acclaimed live shows. The band is hard at work on its sixth album, and recently contributed a track to Game Of Thrones. At the Pink Garter Theater.
5:30pm. Robert Walter's 20th Congress. Formed to showcase Robert's composing skills, the 20th Congress always features an all-star lineup and has become best known for its infectious jazz and funk-filled live performances. Come early to enjoy the inaugural Snake River Brewing Suds & Sounds Brew Fest! Local opener TBA
At the Snow King Ball Field.
Various Times. New York City Ballet- MOVES. This is the fourth year Dancers' Workshop has created a Summer residence for this legendary Ballet company. Made up of 20 principals, soloists, and corps de ballet, the artistry of New York City Ballet MOVES inspires awe in every performance. We continue to develop our relationship by expanding community access to these world-class artists through performances, master classes, open rehearsals, and special events. In exchange, the New York City Ballet dancers, musicians, and staff who come to Jackson say it is a highlight of their touring schedule every year. At the Center for the Arts.
8:00pm. Richard Brown Orchestra – The Way They Were. A rousing tribute concert celebrating the works of some of America's favorite composers, writers and performers. Dancing is encouraged! At Walk Festival Hall.
6:00pm. Music on Main. Ray Wylie Hubbard is an alternative and outlaw country icon from Austin, with a live show that has been described as a church service held at the funkiest roadhouse bar this side of the Mississippi. At Victor City Park.
All Day. Targhee Bluegrass Festival. "The Grand Targhee Bluegrass festival reminds me of Telluride in the early days. Go there now and beat the crowds." - Tim O'Brien The grandfather of Bluegrass Festivals in the northern Rockies. Don't miss out on 3 days of great music in the most amazing location. Food, beverage and other vendors on site. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets! At Grand Targhee Resort.
7:00pm. Hootenanny in Concert. Teton County's weekly all-acoustic folk showcase returns to the Center Theater for its seventh annual all-star special installment, the Hoot in Concert. This in-town version of the long-running Monday tradition of talented pickers features founding performers, long-time stalwarts, special friends and surprise guests. At the Center for the Arts.
8:00pm. John Butler Trio. In 1998 John Butler was busking on the streets of Fremantle, West Australia. 3500 self funded cassette sales served as the foundation for becoming Australia's most successful independent artist ever. Fast forward to 2011 and his label Jarrah Records has now been responsible for one million sales in Australia. Home to other artists such as The Waifs, Jarrah Records continues to pave the way for independent artists in Australia. At the Center for the Arts.
8:00pm. Bravo Broadway! Tony Award winner Debbie Gravitte, Tony Award® nominee Christiane Noll and star of Broadway and concert stages Doug LaBrecque present an exciting evening of Broadway favorites. At Walk Festival Hall.
9:00pm. Xavier Rudd. Xavier Rudd is back with his #2 ARIA debut album, Spirit Bird.
With an identifiable array of guitars, yidakis (didgeridoos), stomp box and percussion, Rudd's has reintroduced Australians to the sounds and stories of the land's original owners, while introducing the rest of the world to an entirely new sound altogether. Over the course of a decade, he has taken this sound to every corner of the globe; producing seven studio albums, two live albums, multiple ARIA nominations and a global
fan-base of likeminded souls.
From 2002's To Let, his first studio album, through to 2007's White Moth, Rudd gradually refined his globally influenced collage of world music – a matchless mixture of reggae, funk, blues, folk, and nearly every other sort of song with the ability to stimulate people's spirits. At The Pink Garter Theater.
6:00pm. Music on Main. Vagabond Opera is as fun and entertaining as they are musically gifted, combining vaudeville with incredible talent for a show like no others. At Victor City Park.
AUGUST 16 to 18
All Day. Jackson Hole Art Fair. Established in 1965, Art Fair Jackson Hole (AFJH) brings diverse forms of art to a community that is rich in western history. Our summer Art Fairs are family-oriented events that feature up to 170 international, national and local artists, live music, food and snack booths and hands-on art activities. AFJH attracts enthusiastic members of the public from our immediate community and from across the nation who are interested in supporting the visual arts. At Miller Park
Should any of these events, or even the activities listed above tickle your fancy, please contact our concierge team email@example.com or 307-734-2076 and they will provide you with more in-depth information, reserve space for you and your family, and at times even be able to secure a discounted rates!
We look forward to sharing all that Jackson Hole has to offer, with you during your next visit!
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WINTER FUN IN JACKSON HOLE 2012 may be drawing to a close, but 2013 is bringing many winter activities to indulge in during your next trip to Jackson Hole. Aside from all the fun there is to be had on a day to day basis, including but definitely not limited to: skiing the mountain resorts, snowmobiling through the national forests, wildlife watching in the national parks, snowshoeing with a park ranger, indulging your artistic side at the National Museum of Wildlife Art and our various local galleries, sleighing through the Elk Refuge, snow tubing down Snow King Mountain, cheering on the Jackson Hole Moose Hockey team, and even paragliding when the winds are just right. Jackson is also chalk full of local events that are sure to be a hoot. Below is a list of many big events, for your planning pleasure:
January 5
7:00am to 3:00pm: USSMA Ski Mountaineering National Championships at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
January 8
7:00pm: Backcountry Film Festival, all ages show, at The Pink Garter.
January 10
7:00pm: Chicago s legendary sketch comedy theatre, The Second City: Laughing Matters will feature some of the best sketches, songs, and improvisations from The Second City s fifty two year history. The Second City is truly a Chicago landmark and a national treasure. at the Center for the Arts.
January 12
7:30pm: Singer-songwriter Ruthie Foster, her latest album Let It Burn is nominated for "Best Blues Album" at the 2013 Grammy Awards, at the Center for the Arts.
January 17
7:00pm: Civil Twilight with special guest Michael Scalabrin. The three lifelong friends-brothers Steven and Andrew McKellar and Richard Wouters-who make up the Wind-up Records recording group Civil Twilight have been playing music together since they were teenagers growing up in South Africa. Emulating the rock music they heard coming out of Europe and America, from Oasis, U2 and Nirvana to The Verve, The Police, Muse and Radiohead, you can feel that foreign quality in Richard Wouters' somber drum beat, Steven's piano, and Andrew's edgy, The Edge-like guitars. At the Center for the Arts.
January 19
10:00am: 2nd Annual Grand Targhee Snow Bike Race, at Grand Targhee Resort.
8:00pm: The world famous Harlem Gospel Choir is America's premier gospel choir and has traveled the globe for 25 years, sharing its joy of faith and raising funds for children's charities. At the Center for the Performing Arts.
9:00pm: Tribal Seeds from San Diego, this award-winning reggae group have become known for their spiritually driven, refreshing rock vibe they have infused with the roots style of reggae music. At the Pink Garter Theater.
January 19 to 21
All day: Wes Barron Speed Series, hosted by the JH Ski Club and JHMR, the series is three SuperG races for U14 and U16 racers in the Intermountain Division of USSA, which will take place on Moran Run on Apres Vous. At Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
January 21
All Day: Free Entrance to Grand Teton National Park
January 25
6:30pm to 9:30pm: The International Pedigree Stage Stop Sled Dog Race. Founded in 1996 by Frank Teasley to make sled dog racing more accessible to the public. With an exciting Town Square start, fireworks and a free-to-the-public musher party in Jackson, the race kicks off its 2013 season on Jan 25th. Around Town Square.
January 23 to 30
7:00pm: Diavolo, the stunning visual and acrobatic dance company, begin performances at the Center for the Arts
January 31
9:00pm: Portland Cello Project, and Alialujah Choir at the Pink Garter Theater.
February 5
9:00pm: Iration Heatseakers. The islands of Hawaii are not only the biggest influence on Iration's sound they are home to all of its members, the band was born from a love of all types of music and a desire to create something new. Elements of Reggae, Rock, and Pop are mixed with keyboard/synth and melodic vocal lines to create something truly unique. These Hawaiian raised naturally talented musicians look forward to spreading their original sound, aloha spirit, and cutting edge surf culture as far as possible and will continue to make original music. At the Pink Garter Theater.
February 5 to 7
All Day: Special Olympics Wyoming athletes complete in various events at Snow King and Jackson Hole Mountain Resorts
February 10
7:00pm: The Geoffrey Keezer Trio, Geoffrey Keezer, Mike Pope, and Marvin 'Smitty' Smith to Jackson for the spectacular Jazz show you've all been waiting for. At the Center for the Arts
15-24 brings Winterfest!
Friday, February 15
5:00-9:00pm: Ice Skating on the Square at Town Square
6:00pm: Shriner s Club Calcutta at The Virginian
7:00pm: Moose Hockey vs. Hollywood Hammers at Snow King Center featuring Country Rock from Kole Moulton & Lonely Road.
8:00pm: Hot Tuna (former Jefferson Airplane) at Pink Garter Theater
Saturday, February 16
9:00am-4:00pm: JHSC Sean Nurse Memorial Ski Race at Snow King Mountain Resort
10:00am-2:00pm: JHSC Moose Chase Marathon at the Trail Creek Nordic Center
12:00pm: Cutter Races at South Park
3:00-9:00pm: Ice Skating on the Square at Town Square
7:00pm: Moose Hockey vs. Hollywood Hammers at Snow King Center with Country Rock from Kole Moulton & Lonely Road, at the Snow King Sports and Event Center
Sunday, February 17
9:00am-4:00pm: JHSC Sean Nurse Memorial Ski Race at Snow King Mountain Resort
12:00pm: Cutter Races at South Park
3:00-9:00pm: Ice Skating on the Square at Town Square
President s Day, Monday, February 18
9:00am-4:00pm: JHSC Sean Nurse Memorial Ski Race at Snow King Mountain Resort
2:00pm: Softball Tournament at Powderhorn Park
5:00pm: Snow Bike Race at Snow King Mountain Resort
Wednesday, February 20
All Day: Snow Sculpting Begins at Town Square
4:00pm: Rail Jam at Snow King Mountain Resort
5:00pm-8:00pm: JHSC Wednesday Night Lights
7:00pm Delta Rae, think Mumford & Sons meets Fleetwood Mac -- an Alt-Pop band with four lead singers whose music incorporates all aspects of Americana. At the Center for the Arts.
Thursday, February 21
9:00am-4:00pm: JHSC Wild West Classic Elite FIS Series Ski Race at Snow King Mountain Resort
5:00pm : Gallery Walk at Various Galleries
Friday, February 22
9:00am-4:00pm: JHSC Wild West Classic Elite FIS Series Ski Race at Snow King Mountain Resort
5:30pm: Mason Club s Wine Tasting at Center for the Arts
5:00-9:00pm: Ice Skating on the Square at Town Square
9:00pm The Infamous Stringdusters Ski Tour. They sound like no one else, combining virtuosic chops on five traditional bluegrass instruments, with an ethos of pushing the genre forward. The Stringdusters' live show takes improvised string band music to new places, combining musicianship and songwriting with experimental performance and contagious energy flowing between the band and crowd. At the Pink Garter Theater.
Saturday, February 23
9:00am-4:00pm: JHSC Wild West Classic Elite FIS Series Ski Race at Snow King Mountain Resort
9:00am-4:00pm: JHSC Club Series Ski Race at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
12:00pm: Snow Sculpture Judging at Town Square
12:30pm: Skijoring at South Park
2:30pm : K-9 KegPull at Teton County Fairgrounds
3:00-9:00pm: Ice Skating on the Square at Town Square
4:00pm : Dodgeball on Ice at Teton County Fairgrounds
5:00pm : Calcutta for Ski Jouring at Elks Club
7:00pm: Moose Hockey vs. the Boston Prospector at Snow King Center with Jackson s favorite 80 s hair band 86.
8:00pm : 49er Ball at The Virginian
Sunday, February 24
9:00am-4:00pm: JHSC Wild West Classic Elite FIS Series Ski Race at Snow King Mountain Resort
12:30pm: Skijouring at South Park
Sunday, February 25
7:00pm Mickey Hart Band- Mickey Hart is best known for his nearly three decades as an integral part of an extraordinary expedition into the soul and spirit of music, disguised as the rock and roll band the Grateful Dead. At the Center for the Arts.
March 1 to 3 & 8 to 10
9:00am to 3:00pm: The Dick's Ditch Classic, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort's premier ski and snowboard freeride/race event, winds over manmade and natural terrain in Amphitheater Bowl. It's a banked slalom, with a thigh-burning course like no other, big prize money for pros, bragging rights and belt buckles for amateur classes. New this year Dick's Ditch will span two weekends, one for skiers and one for snowboarders, both with qualifiers on Saturday and winner-takes-all Sundays. Round one will be March 1-3, Round two will be March 8-10, 2013. At Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
March 2
All day: Grand Targhee Adaptive Sports Fun Race, at Grand Targhee Mountain Resort. All funds raised from the 4th Annual Teton Adaptive Sports Fun Race will go to scholarships for adaptive lessons, to support the School Programs as well as for equipment purchases. At Grand Targhee Resort.
3:30pm -5:30pm Music Under the Tram: Salem, at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
March 3
8:30pm Leftover Salmon. Their latest album, Aquatic Hitchhiker produced by Los Lobos' Steve Berlin is Leftover Salmon's first record in eight years and first ever of all original material. "Steve [Berlin] understood where this album needed to go and how we all needed to work together as a band to make it happen" explains Emmitt. Set for release on May 22, the recording process solidified the new Salmon, cauterizing old wounds and allowing fresh ideas to grow over past scars. At the Pink Garter Theater.
March 10
10:00am to 4:00pm: The Jackson Town Downhill featuring the heart-throbbing Mini-Hahnenkamm course on Snow King with divisions for Pro, Recreation, Telemark, Junior, Fat and Baggy and Snowboard. The event is the Club's way of recognizing that skiing - and ski racing - is truly a lifetime sport. At Snow King Mountain Resort.
March 16
7:00am-3:00pm: Caroline Classic (GS) Skiers of all ages are welcome to compete! At Snow King Mountain Resort.
3:30pm -5:30pm Music Under the Tram: 86, at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
March 21 to 24
All Day: World Championship Snowmobile HillClimb, the four day event draws over 10,000 fans and more than 300 snowmobile hill climb racers from all over the US and Canada to the valley, for one of the largest non-profit charity snowmobile events in the United States. Thursday Races begin at 9am and run to 6pm. Friday, Saturday and Sunday Races will starting at 8am and go through 6pm. At Snow King Mountain Resort.
March 21
7:00pm: Who s Bad, a power-packed tribute to Michael Jackson that has ignited crowds on every continent and can only be described as a jaw-dropping, musical must-see. As the longest-running Michael Jackson tribute band, and the only one to predate his untimely passing. At the Center for the Arts.
March 23
3:30pm -5:30pm Music Under the Tram: Mandatory Air, at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
March 25
7:00pm: Donavon Frankenreiter, a protégé of Jack Johnson, the two learned guitar together and hanging out between surfing trips to the beach. Jack Johnson released Frankenreiter s solo album under his label, Brushfire Records in 2004. At the Center for the Arts.
March 30
3:30pm -5:30pm Music Under the Tram: Lazy Eyes, at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
5:00pm: Mountain Festival Concert, acts still to be announced, at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
All day: The 38th Annual Pole, Paddle, Peddle. The four-event race, where contestants compete either individually or in teams, consists of an alpine ski leg, a cross-country ski leg, a bicycle leg, and a boating leg. The Pole Pedal Paddle is a fundraising event for the Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing affordable Alpine, Freeride, Nordic and Snowboard programs to Jackson youth.
March 30 to April 2
All Day: The 7th annual Jackson Hole Mountain Festival, 2013! An incredible event that delivers shameless outdoor fun over a weekend of skiing and snowboarding events, live music and spring sunshine at the base of the Tetons! A FREE concert at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and so much more.
April 20
All Day: The Grand Targhee Resort 11th Annual Spring Cardboard Box Derby. Watch as cardboard artists and mechanics turn little more than cardboard, paper, tape, glue, and string into the most creative sculptures that you can think of like dragons, race cars, UFO's, and other themes.
Should any of these events, or even the activities listed above tickle your fancy, please contact our concierge team firstname.lastname@example.com or 307-734-2076 and they will provide you with more in-depth information, reserve space for you and your family, and at times even be able to secure a discounted rates! We look forward to sharing all that Jackson Hole has to offer, with you during your next visit!
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Fall Dining Deals!cafe Cheap Eats! Well not exactly cheap, but for Jackson Hole the off-season specials are a treat. If you re like most hard working individuals, this time of year is one for pinching pennies prior to the holidays. Here in Jackson, we enjoy the relaxing pace of community and save a few bucks by dining out. Yes, I said dining out. Heck, it s practically the only time I can get to enjoy the higher end restaurants due to the various Two for One s and other eatery specials through Jackson and the Westbank. Rendezvous Bistro is my personal favorite with their $11 menu and buy one and get the other meal for $2- especially with since that $2 dollars is donated to local charities! Thumbs up for Happy Hour at the Kitchen, with the $5 appetizers and half price drinks you are sure to have any enjoyable evening. If you like seafood then their "Luxury Shrimp are not to be missed! Paired the shrimp with the Heirloom Tomato Salad and a nice glass of wine or specialty cocktail and you are set for a delicious, and cost effective dinner. I plan on expanding my dining adventure to the other fine dining establishments in the area this Fall, I will keep you posted on what culinary delights I find! Another great deal I recently discovered is www.halfoffjh.com With a list of not only restaurants, but retail stores and services such as salons, pet services, and computer help, halfoffjh.com offers a Groupon style discount. This site gives year round specials where you can buy one or multiple vouchers, and are refreshed on Wednesdays with new deals to be had! Just think with all these saving, a Fall trip to Jackson Hole is beneficial, no crowds, lower lodging rates, and dining deals to be had all around. Book your trip today, before you miss out on the crisp Fall deals!
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Tampa Bay, Florida-- Funnel clouds, waterspouts and even tornadoes at times, have torn through the Tampa Bay area for three consecutive days!
The wild weather kicked of Monday night when a waterspout formed near St. Petersburg, and turned into a brief tornado after touching down near 87th Avenue N.
Homeowners in the area reported damages, like the Martino family who said the twister tore their boat dock from the ground, and tossed it into their neighbor's back porch.
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Kenya's Luka Lokobe Kanda (2:08:04) and Hellen Jemaiyo Kimutai (2:31:11) won today the 18th "Maratona di Roma Acea", held in Rome, Italy. 12,688 runners crossed the finish line in front of the "Colosseo", a record of finishers for an Italian sport event. Maratona di Roma Acea is an IAAF Road Race Gold Label event.
The men's race was very fast until 30km (1:03:06 at half, 1:29:56 at 30km). Kanda, 24, made a strong move (14:51 from 29km to 34km) and nobody could follow him. He crossed the finish line with the 3rd time ever in Rome. Kenya's Samson Kiprono Barmao (2:08:52) and Ethiopia's Demssew Abebe Tsega (2:10:47) completed the podium.
In the women's race, the first pack crossed halfway with a time of 1:13:36. Kimutai lost ground at 25km and at 35km she was 1:07 behind Ethiopia's Ashete Dido Bekele. With 5 km to go, the leader slowed down and the Kenyan was able to catch her at 41km. Bekele closed in 2nd place (2:31:23), while Russia's Marina Kovalyova was 3rd (2:31:53)
The former racing driver Alex Zanardi, now competing in paracycling race, set a course record for handbike with a time of 1:11:46.
A 4km non competitive race (RomaFun) followed the marathon. 80,000 took part, for a record of about 100,000 runners on the streets of Rome.
Men's race
1. Luka Lokobe Kanda (KEN) 2:08:04
2. Samson Kiprono Barmao (KEN) 2:08:52
3. Demssew Abebe Tsega (ETH) 2:10:47
4. Tadese Tolesa Aredo (ETH) 2:11:05
5. Gedefa Biranhu (ETH) 2:11:30
6. Negesse Shumi Endeshaw (ETH) 2:12:14
7. Festus Kiprotich Langat (KEN) 2:13:50
8. Reta Kabtumu (ETH) 2:13:51
9. Endale Tekileab (ETH) 2:14:13
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2. Ashete Dido Bekele (ETH) 2:31:23
3. Marina Kovalyova (RUS) 2:31:53
4. Makida Wordofa Abdela (ETH) 2:32:11
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6. Ehitu Kiros Reda (ETH) 2:34:05
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8. Gadise Fita Megersa (ETH) 2:35:04
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A break-in near Palmer Park caused a Springs charter school to go on a short late Monday morning.
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While responding to the call, police notified District 11 as a courtesy that there may be a crook roaming the neighborhood near the main entrance to Palmer Park. GLOBE Charter School opted to go on lockdown voluntarily, and sent out a notification to parents. The lockdown lasted from 11 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
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The Federation established a colony in the Strnad system inside a stellar cluster of over 3,000 stars in 2364. (TNG: "Justice")
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For a young man just approaching his junior year, Cedar Grove quarterback Johnathan McCrary already has a clear idea of what his future holds.
He doesn't plan on committing until sometime after his senior year in 2013, before enrolling at his chosen school in January of 2014.
As one of the state of Georgia's fastest-rising young prospects, McCrary already boasts a Who's Who list of schools from which to choose, including the likes of Alabama, Florida State, Tennessee and yes, the homestate Georgia Bulldogs, who offered the 6-foot-3, 180-pounder back on June 12.
All total, McCrary's offer list stands at 10 with more certainly to come his way.
But although the Atlanta native plans on being very meticulous when making his ultimate decision, McCrary did concede during a telephone interview with UGASports that the homestate Bulldogs are currently the team to beat.
"They're definitely No. 1 on my list right now," McCrary said of Georgia. "They're No. 1."
McCrary is the second quarterback for 2013 offered by Georgia thus far, joining Camden County's Brice Ramsey who was offered last May.
McCrary's offer came following his participation in the recent Mark Richt camp, after which he received the offer from the head Dawg himself.
"Coach (Mike) Bobo worked me out to see my accuracy, watched my mechanics and as soon as I finished my workout, I went to Coach Richt's office and he offered me right there," McCrary said. "He told me they might not bring in a quarterback for the 2012 class and that I would have plenty of time to come in, learn the offense and compete for playing time with some of the veterans of the team."
McCrary said the Bulldog staff has been talking to him since his freshman year.
Ironically, it wasn't too long before that when McCrary - whose father Greg McCrary played seven seasons at tight end with three different NFL teams - tried his hand at quarterback for the first time.
"I'd only been playing quarterback since the seventh or eighth grade," McCrary said. "I used to play nose guard, linebacker, wide receiver and running back."
But that was until a former coach gathered McCrary's team around him and asked a question the young player will never forget.
"We had a bunch of athletes, but my coach asked a question - 'which one of you wants to be the leader of this team?'" recalled McCrary, who said he immediately raised his hand. "He said 'OK, you're my quarterback' and I said 'OK, Coach.' I've been the quarterback ever since."
The position has obviously suited him well.
As a sophomore, McCrary threw for 3,347 yards while rushing for 700 more.
"I enjoy being in control of the game," he said. "I have to have the feel of the game and feel like I have the opportunity to control it and decide the outcome."
Unlike many young players, McCrary doesn't pattern his game after any one quarterback, although he admits to admiring the playing style of the likes of Terrelle Pryor, Peyton Manning, Tom Brady and Warren Moon.
"I like how they control the game," he said. "These older and experienced guys - they can teach me a lot about life."
But ultimately, it's always his father, brother and sister he's leaned on to learn life's most important lessons.
He greatly admires the work his dad put forth to carve out his seven-year NFL career (1975-1981) after playing college ball at Clark-Atlanta.
"Pretty much back in that time it was hard to play football so he gives me the strength, he gives me the knowledge for the reasons to play football now," he said. "Back then, they sometimes didn't get the chances and have the privilege to play football that we have now. He's definitely made me appreciate the game." ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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-Historically Accurate Factions, including military orders
-Map of Europe (Norway - North Africa, Portugal - Middle East)
-New war system, including warparties and map power systems
-Sea Travel
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-Tons of New Items
-Redone Arena system, now it is divided into pidfights and complex tournaments
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-New Banners
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In Mount and Blade Warband (finished by now):
Castille, Leon, Navarre, Aragon, the Banu Gaya (Mallorca), Almohad Caliphate, France, Toulouse, England, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Kingdom of Connacht, Irish Kingdoms, Welsh Principalities, K of Mann, K of the Isles, Scotland, Genoa, Pisa, Holy Roman Empire, Holland, Frisia, Flanders, Brabant, Venice, Sicily, Bohemia, the Papal States, the Tuscan League, the Lombrd League, Hungary.
Orders: Aviz, Santiago, Calatrava, Saint George.
(Many more are coming)
In the old original Mount and Blade version:
Denmark, Scotland, Almohads, Holy Roman Empire, France, England, Papal States, Portugal, Sicily, Aragon, Castille & Leon, Ireland, Roman Empire (Byzantium), Poland, Hungary, Rascia (Serbia), Wales, Bohemia, Seljuks, Venice, Toulouse, Lombard League, Bulgaria, Baltic Duchies, The Dutch Counties, The Principality of Halych.
Go here for further info and progress reports. In the hosted forums you can also suggest, comment, post your screens...
You have to unrar the main mod file. One you have the '1200 Europe' folder you have to place it under Mount&Blade Warband/Modules. The game folder 'Mount&Blade' is usually installed and therefore located under Program Files, though you might have installed in another place.
Once the module folder is under 'Modules' just click on the Mount&Blade Warband desktop icon or exe and get to the first menu that appears in the centre of your desktop. In the upper part you have 'Current Module', were you can choose the model you want to play. Native is the original module (the one that comes with the game), just select 'Europe 1200' and click on 'Play Mount&Blade Warband'. And Enjoy!
The seventh public beta of Europe 1200 Warband has been released. Including 4 new factions, work on scenes, new enhancements and features, and a map expansion, as we start to cover Eastern-Europe.
Command your party and find your way to glory in the Western and Central Europe of 1200. Will you fight over the English Crown ? Or perhaps serve under the orders of Polish Nobles?
With this beta we've added 4 new historical factions, the Principality of Arber, the Bulgarian Tsardom, the Principality of the Rhodopes and the Kingdom of Poland. This version includes 133 new settlements and a bunch of new items, among with a good number of fixes, and a great lot of enhancements. Military Orders also got revised.
Just like we've said in previous messages, Europe 1200 aims for a complete Europe, and the team is working on all the independent historical factions that existed in 1200. From West to East. We started with Iberia, and we'll finish with Egypt and the Crusader States. In the end the player will be able to travel from Toledo to Costantinople, and take part in any conflict.
Beta 2 (outdated) TRAILER:
Public Beta Released. With 3 new factions, the Banate of Bosnia, the Republic of Ragusa, and the Grand Principality of Serbia. Further work on scenes...
Public Beta Released. With a new faction, the Kingdom of Hungary, work started on scenes, and a map expansion. ENJOY
Desura now supports more modifications for Mount&Blade Warband.
Public Beta Released. With 10 New Historical Factions, 2 New Quests and a map expansion. ENJOY
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is the download from desura the latest version?? if not where do i get the latest version?/
I wonder, this mod is still in progress or is dead? '-'
is alive its beta 9 released
If you don't know how to install, here is the video i found on youtube:
Is there any way to change banner?If there is, what program I need?
It crushes very much, and textures fails very much. How can i fix it?
I was playing as England and there are very very few units available, I know its a BETA but to players a wide variety of troops and large trop trees really helps make a mod really good. Thanks for the great work
What about adding the knights templar and the teutonic knights?
Great mod, but the names of Aragon, Castille and Leon is not changed, they remains the vanilla names: Vaegir, Rhodok, etc.
This mod is a bit....Underrated. and you might wish to improve the campaign map a bit AND fix the boat lag when the lords try to go across water but stays at the coast(Im also very excited of the Pope if that is going to be fixed)
Highest Rated (9 agree) 9/10
Well; i know that it's a BETA version, but stil i find it a bit creapy finding exact copies of myself in the different cities. But with this said the only thing about this mod is some minor details, and the fact that it has not been released yet. The MOD sums up a brilliant view of 1200AD Europe and has all the major factions, and even som minor ones, in the game. The Persons within the MOD has the correct names, and the kingdom sizes are pretty corect. Some of the shorelines might be a bit rough…
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- "Jeyne Poole's mother had five children, all of them girls."
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Jeyne Poole is a background character in the first season. She is played by an unidentified extra and only appears in the series premiere. Jeyne Poole is a friend of Sansa Stark and daughter of Vayon Poole, the Steward of Winterfell.
Jeyne is the daughter of a minor house living at Winterfell. Her father Vayon Poole is the steward of Winterfell. She is Sansa Stark's best friend.
Season 1
Jeyne practices needlework with Sansa Stark under the tutelage of Septa Mordane. She attends a feast at Winterfell to celebrate a visit by King Robert Baratheon.[1]
Sansa is fearful that she will not be able to give Joffrey sons, only daughters like her friend Jeyne Poole's mother, but Septa Mordane doesn't think this likely.[2]
Jeyne's father, Vayon Poole, is killed by Lannister men-at-arms in the Red Keep during the purge of the Stark household following the arrest of Lord Eddard Stark for treason.[3]
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Jeyne is not identified in the script for the first episode, in which she only appears briefly and has no dialogue. She is played by an uncredited extra in this scene. Producers David Benioff and D.B. Weiss identify the girl sitting next to Sansa during the feast as Jeyne Poole in their audio commentary track on the Season 1 DVD and Blu-Ray set.
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels Jeyne is Sansa Stark's best friend and accompanies her South to King's Landing. Jeyne is the daughter of the steward of Winterfell, Vayon Poole. No mention is made in the books of Jeyne having four sisters, which is stated in the TV series, though the books never said Jeyne was an only child.
She attends the Tourney of the Hand with Sansa Stark, and while Sansa mentions her attraction to Ser Loras Tyrell, Jeyne has a crush on Ser Beric Dondarrion.
Following the arrest of Eddard Stark and the purge of the Stark household, Jeyne is temporarily detained alongside Sansa but is later taken away to an undisclosed location.
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- Jeyne Poole at A Wiki of Ice and Fire (MAJOR spoilers from the books)
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The third-generation Mini Cooper came out as a late 2014 model, with all the personality of its predecessors but appreciably improved, the key point being that it's upsized: 114 millimetres longer, 44 mm wider and seven mm higher than the second generation. Under the hood is a 134-horsepower, 1.5-litre turbocharged three-cylinder engine, while the Cooper S comes with a 2.0-litre turbo four-cylinder, with 189 horsepower and 207 lb.-ft. of torque. Six-speed manuals are standard for both versions; a six-speed automatic is available. Minis also offer variable driving modes – Mid, Sport and Green – that can accentuate fuel economy or performance depending on the selection. In addition to altering accelerator and steering feel as well as engine acoustics, the driving modes also influence the ambient lighting and the shift characteristics of the available automatic transmission and Dynamic Damper Control system.
Measuring 4,260 millimetres in length, the new 2016 Clubman — available in the spring — is longer than its predecessor and, at 1,800 mm, wider as well. And compared with the Mini 5 Door, the Clubman is significantly longer and wider, resulting in a noticeably more spacious interior. The base model is powered by BMW's 134-horsepower, 1.5-litre turbo three-cylinder engine; the Cooper S's turbo 2.0L four-cylinder puts out a more substantial 189 hp and 207 pound-feet of torque (221 with overboost). The Cooper S comes standard with a six-speed manual but is also offered with Mini's first use of an eight-speed Steptronic transmission with Launch Control. The Clubman comes with a centre console-mounted rotary switch that allows multiple drive modes — standard Mid mode, Sport for quicker throttle and steering response and Green, which upshifts the transmission earlier for better fuel economy.
The most popular model Mini sold in Canada, the sporty all-wheel-drive, four-door Countryman is offered in Cooper S form as well as a high-performance John Cooper Works (JCW) model. Both are powered by 1.6-litre turbocharged four-cylinder engines - the base Countryman's motor puts out 181 horsepower versus 208 for the JCW. A six-speed manual is standard, with an available six-speed manumatic. In addition to the extra power, the JCW adds an aerodynamic body kit, bi-xenon headlights, sport exhaust and suspension systems and 18-inch light-alloy wheels. The Countryman is the first model in the Mini range with four doors and a wide-opening rear lid. With the All4 all-wheel-drive system, the engine's power is distributed seamlessly between the front and rear axles by an electromagnetic centre differential. The All4 system's control electronics are integrated directly into the management unit of the Dynamic Stability Control system.
They share the same genes, but dance to slightly different tunes; the Paceman is essentially the four-door Countryman in sportier two-door form, a move that, according to Mini, sees the brand pressing ahead with its commitment to add new and innovative vehicles to its model range. The shared features of the Countryman and Paceman are a vehicle length of over four metres, the same powertrain and the standard All4 all-wheel drive system. Like the Countryman, the Paceman is sold in S and higher-performance John Cooper Works (JCW) versions. Both are powered by 1.6-litre turbocharged four-cylinders, with the base Paceman's motor putting out 181 horsepower versus 208 for the JCW. A six-speed manual is standard, with a six-speed manumatic available. In addition to the extra power, the JCW adds an aerodynamic body kit, bi-xenon headlights, sport exhaust and suspension systems and 18-inch light-alloy wheels.
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Not to be confused with the rapper, M&Ms are among the most beloved, cherished, and historic of American candies. Named after Mars and Murrie, the surnames of Mars Company's founders, M&Ms were first patented in March 3, 1941. Forrest Mars, Sr., got the idea during the Spanish Civil War, when he saw soldiers eating chocolate pellets with hard tempered chocolate shells. When production of M&Ms began in 1941, Bruce Murrie, the son of Hershey's Chocolate president William F.R. Murrie, had 20% interest in the product. This deal was formed because Hershey controlled the chocolate rations during World War II. There were only five colors: red, yellow, brown, green, and violet. We offer all of these M&M candies as Halloween costumes.
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- In 1950, the first black M was printed on the candies. The coloring was changed to white in 1954.
- In 1954, Peanut M&Ms were first created, and only produced in the color tan. Yellow, red, and green colors were not added until 1960.
- In 1976, red M&Ms were removed due to health concerns involving amaranth, one of the core ingredients in the red dye, which was a suspected carcinogen. They were replaced with the orange-colored M&Ms.
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