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Merle Haggard performed at The Paramount on Feb. 11, 2007, along with Neko Case. Photos by Jenny Jimenez.
Merle Haggard, Kris Kristofferson
When: April 3
Where: The Paramount
Cost: $45 to $65 via Ticketmaster, on sale Saturday)
Extremely long press release (and a photo of Neko Case) after the jump.
Official Press Release
April 3, 2009
8:00pm | Reserved Seating | All Ages
Paramount Theatre
SEATTLE - Seattle Theatre Group (STG) presents Merle Haggard and Kris Kristofferson on Friday, April 3, 2009 at 8:00pm at the Paramount Theatre.
Merle Haggard
The word "legend" usually makes an appearance at some point when discussing Merle Haggard. It's an acknowledgement of his artistry and his standing as "the poet of the common man." It's a tribute to his incredible commercial success and to the lasting mark he has made, not just on country music, but on American music as a whole. It's apt in every way but one.
The term imposes an aura of loftiness that's totally at odds with the grit and heart of Haggard's songs. "I'd be more comfortable with something like 'professor,'" he once told a reporter, and the description suits him. Studying, analyzing and observing the details of life around him, Haggard relays what he sees, hears and feels through his songs. The lyrics are deceptively simple, the music exceptionally listenable. Others who have lived through those same situations recognize the truth in the stories he tells. But Haggard's real gift is that anyone who hears his songs recognizes the truth in them. When a Merle Haggard song plays, it can make an innocent-as-apple-pie grandma understand the stark loneliness and self-loathing of a prisoner on death row; a rich kid who never wanted for any material possession get a feel for the pain of wondering where the next meal will come from; a tee-totaling pillar of the community sympathize with the poor heartbroken guy downing shots at the local bar.
As a result, Haggard found his songs at the top of the charts on a regular basis. Immediately embraced by country fans, he also earned the respect of his peers. In addition to the 40 #1 hits included here, Haggard charted scores of Top Ten songs. He won just about every music award imaginable, both as a performer and as a songwriter, and in 1994 was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. His body of work easily places him beside Hank Williams as one of the most influential artists in country music.
That's quite an accomplishment for the boy who was once officially branded "incorrigible."
Merle Ronald Haggard was born in 1937, outside Bakersfield, California. His parents, Jim and Flossie, moved the family there after their farm in Oklahoma burned down, with Jim finding work as a carpenter for the Santa Fe Railroad. The family lived in an old boxcar that they converted into a home. Though struggling to make a meager living, they had a sturdy shelter and food was always on the table.
Things changed dramatically after Jim died of a stroke when Merle was nine years old. It was a devastating event for the young boy, who was very close to his father. His mother went to work as a bookkeeper to make ends meet, often leaving Merle in the care of a great aunt and uncle. With his world turned upside down, Haggard turned rebellious. He hopped a freight train when he was just ten years old, making it to Fresno before being picked up by the authorities. It was the first step toward a youth of truancy from school and petty crime. For the next few years, Haggard would find himself in reform schools, sometimes making an escape, only to get thrown back in again.
The angel on his shoulder during these troubled times was Haggard's love and talent for music. Though he gave it up before Merle was born, his father used to play fiddle and guitar in Oklahoma for schoolhouse dances and social gatherings. Not having an automobile or formal instrument cases, the senior Haggard would ride his horse to these gatherings, carrying his fiddle on one side of the horse and the guitar on the other, in large pillowcases.
Still some of the musical gift had been passed on to Merle, and he easily took to playing guitar. Starting out as a fan of Bob Wills, Haggard eventually found his musical idol in Lefty Frizzell, and worked up a pretty impressive copy of the original's singing style. "For three or four years I didn't sing anything but Lefty Frizzell songs," Merle told Music City News. "And then, because Lefty was a fan of Jimmie Rodgers, I learned to imitate him too." Haggard got the chance to see Lefty perform in person when he was 14. "He was dressed in white - heroes usually are," Merle said.
The hero wasn't a savior though, at least not in an immediate sense. Haggard was already starting to make small amounts of money here and there by playing music, but it wasn't enough to keep him out of trouble. He left home at 15 with a friend, and the two were picked up as suspects in a robbery. Though innocent, he ended up in jail for two-and-a-half weeks. It was the first time he tasted prison life, but it wasn't the last. In and out of jail over the years for small crimes, he found himself doing serious time in San Quentin at the age of 20.
"Going to prison has one of a few effects," he told Salon in 2004. "It can make you worse, or it can make you understand and appreciate freedom. I learned to appreciate freedom when I didn't have any."
His musical ability offered hope for a future. A fellow inmate at San Quentin, nicknamed Rabbit, saw that clearly. When Rabbit came up with an escape plan, he told Haggard that he could come along, but probably shouldn't, since he had a good shot of making a career from his singing.
As Rabbit had predicted, Haggard's music was his way out of a dead-end life of small crimes and intermittent jail time. Released from San Quentin in 1960, he joined the then thriving Bakersfield country scene, which eschewed the smooth country-politan sound coming out of Nashville for a harder-hitting honky-tonk groove.
After making an impression working in local clubs, Haggard joined Las Vegas star Wynn Stewart's band in 1962 as a bassist. When he got a chance to record his own single, Haggard chose the Stewart composition, "Sing a Sad Song." It came out on the small Tally Records label in 1964, and made it into the Top Twenty. His follow up singles didn't do quite as well, until "(My Friends Are Gonna Be) Strangers" went into the Top Ten and brought him to the attention of Capitol Records. He proved himself a hit maker with three Top Ten singles in 1967, including his first #1, "The Fugitive."
Songwriters Liz and Casey Anderson were inspired by a popular TV series, "The Fugitive." But Haggard knew firsthand what it was like to be on the run. In some ways, he may have felt that he was in that same situation again. Here he'd successfully turned his life around, and he realized that his criminal past might now come back to slap him down. He made those feelings clear less than a year later in his next #1. The self-penned "Branded Man" includes the lines, "When they let me out of prison, I held my head up high/Determined I would rise above the shame/But no matter where I'm living, the black mark follows me/I'm branded with a number on my name."
Haggard said Johnny Cash encouraged him to address his problems directly in verse. "I was bull-headed about my career. I didn't want to talk about being in prison," Haggard recalls, "but Cash said I should talk about it. That way the tabloids wouldn't be able to. I said I didn't want to do that and he said, 'It's just owning up to it.'" When Cash introduced him on his variety show, he said, "Here's a man who writes about his own life and has had a life to write about."
From that point on, Haggard stopped hiding the story of his past incarcerations, and his songs opened a window on the dark life of prisoners and ex-cons. "Sing Me Back Home," another #1 in 1967, was written for his old friend Rabbit, who was executed after his escape plan led to the death of a prison guard. "Mama Tried," which reached the top of the chart in 1968, offered an apology of sorts to Haggard's religious and hardworking mother, absolving her of blame for his bad behavior.
He laid out all the other aspects of his life in subsequent songs, proving himself an adept lyricist who specialized in sorrow and pain, with the occasional dash of hope or humor.
His 1969 hit "Hungry Eyes," a heartrending portrait of a family in poverty, includes a line about a "canvas-covered cabin," a reference to the home of the great aunt and uncle he stayed with as a boy.
By 1969, Haggard had also won over a good portion of musicians and critics in the rock world. Rolling Stone itself pointed its readers toward his music. Producer Don Was, who has worked with Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones and Bonnie Raitt, told Newsweek in 1996, "He'll tell you he's a country singer, but to me the essence of rock and roll is a cry for freedom and rebellion. And I don't know anyone who embodies it better. Every aspect of his life is a refusal to submit."
Still, Was admits that when he went to see Haggard in concert in the late '60s he tucked his hippie-length hair into a cowboy hat. It was a politically divisive time, with the Vietnam War serving as a lightning rod for opposing political views. Young people protested against the war and openly burned their draft cards, enraging those who felt it was their patriotic duty to support the war and the men who fought it. "Working Man Blues," which came out in 1969, may have appealed to the rock crowd because of its hard-driving beat and its anti-elitism, but it delivered a clear message of solidarity to the blue collar country audience, with its uncomplimentary reference to welfare. That political stance was solidified with Haggard's most popular song, "Okie From Muskogee." He says the song started as a joke, and its tone definitely leans toward the humorous, but it also drew a clear line between "us" and "them." Haggard spoke for the Americans who didn't smoke marijuana, didn't burn their draft cards, didn't grow their hair long and shaggy and were "proud to wave Old Glory down at the courthouse." Followed by the belligerent "Fightin' Side of Me," which undeniably challenged the anti-war protesters, it made Haggard a political symbol. In the ensuing years, Richard Nixon invited him to sing at the White House. Ronald Reagan, then Governor of California, gave him an unconditional pardon for his past criminal offenses. George Wallace asked him for an endorsement - which Haggard turned down.
The furor caused by those two songs took Haggard by surprise, but he never shied away from writing songs with a strong point of view. In 1972, he released "I Wonder If They Ever Think of Me," which revisits Vietnam via the thoughts of a P.O.W., while 1973's "If We Make It Through December" crystallized the worries of an unemployed father at a time when much of the U.S. was feeling the effects of a particularly difficult recession.
Of course, Haggard also wrote about more cheerful issues. "Daddy Frank (The Guitar Man)" in 1971, and "Grandma Harp" in 1972, both express his joy in music and how it saved him in low times.
All of the particulars of his existence were source material, and Haggard is a man who has been married five times. When his second marriage, to Bonnie Owens, was unraveling, the hurt came through in songs like "Things Aren't Funny Anymore," with the line "Seems we've lost the way to find/All the good times we found before." Owens, who had previously been married to Buck Owens, was Haggard's first duet partner and a good friend as well as his wife. His romantic devotion is apparent in "Always Wanting You," a sigh of unrequited love that he wrote for Dolly Parton, who he pined for when his marriage to Bonnie was over.
His third wife, Leona Williams, was also a singer and songwriter. The sweetness of "It's All in the Movies," mirrored Haggard's renewed romantic happiness. Then, when that marriage began to crumble, fans heard the details in his recordings of "You Take Me For Granted," written by the soon-to-be-ex Mrs. Haggard and "Someday When Things Are Good," written by both Merle and Leona.
Chances are good that Haggard also drew from personal experience when he sang such drinking songs as "Bar Room Buddies," a duet with Clint Eastwood, and "I Think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink" in 1980.
Though the hits slowed down a bit in the following decades, Haggard never stopped making music. He started producing his own cuts for the first time, and "My Favorite Memory" and "Big City," went to #1 in 1981. The next year he and George Jones made an album together, with their duet "Yesterday's Wine," reaching the top of the chart. Teaming up with another legend-in-the-making, Willie Nelson, Haggard scored again with the 1983 hit "Pancho and Lefty." In 1987, he scored his last #1, "Twinkle, Twinkle Lucky Star."
In the mid-nineties, with the release of the box set Down Every Road coming at the same time Haggard was releasing an album of new music, the media turned its attention to the long-ignored singer once more. His status as a living legend took hold about then, with good reason. It was overdue.
It would be difficult to find an artist as creative, as successful, and as stubbornly true to himself as Haggard. In between his hits, he made albums that paid tribute to the musicians who influenced him, like Jimmie Rodgers, Lefty Frizzell and Bob Wills - done out of respect rather than commercial calculation. He blended elements of jazz, rock, blues and folk music into his arrangements, while staying true to the traditions of country. No matter what the current fashion of the moment was in music, Haggard always went his own way.
"I'll tell you what the public likes more than anything," he told the Boston Globe, "It's the most rare commodity in the world - honesty."
Kris Kristofferson
Kris Kristofferson has always identified himself first and foremost as a writer, and true writers know that what works best is giving a piece of themselves to the listener. With his latest album, This Old Road, Kristofferson lays a chunk of his own soul on every track. This beautifully sparse recording, produced by Don Was (Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones), puts an emphasis on his fine lyrics and distinctive voice by featuring Kristofferson, his guitar, and harmonica. Subtle accompaniment is added by Was (bass, piano, backing vocals), longtime sidekick Stephen Bruton (guitar, mandolin, backing vocals) and Jim Keltner (drums). The album is so intimate it makes the listener feel as if they are sitting in Kristofferson's living room while he picks and sings just for them.
Kristofferson's story is fairly well known: he had a dream - along with the necessary talent and ambition - to become a songwriter. After turning down a teaching position at West Point, the Rhodes Scholar hoped to get his foot in the door of the music business by taking a job as a janitor at Columbia Records. It wasn't long after arriving in Nashville that he was receiving armloads of acclaim and being hailed as one of America's clearest and most important voices, having penned such classics as "Me and Bobby McGee," "Sunday Morning Coming Down," "For the Good Times," and many others.
Now Kristofferson has reached living legend status, but that hasn't changed or hindered his skills. This Old Road contains eleven gems that explore love, gratitude, aging, war, and his ever-present theme of freedom. "If you took freedom out of the songs, you'd have very few Kristofferson songs," he laughs.
"If I had to describe it in one word, I'd say it's honest," he says of This Old Road. "It's all pretty close to the bone, about my own personal journey. It's about what sense I've made of my life up to now."
Kristofferson says a recent return to the road without his band helped to put a focus on the songs. "There's an honesty in the sparseness. It feels like direct communication to the listener," he says. "I still have more fun when I'm with the band, but being alone is freer, somehow. It's like being an old blues guy, just completely stripped away."
The tunes cover deeply emotional and personal territory. "Pilgrim's Progress" (a sort of sequel to his beloved classic "Chapter 33") is a song that Kristofferson says, "tells the truth, a progress report."
The album pays tribute to those who have gone before Kristofferson - particularly on "The Last Thing to Go," wherein he salutes "those of us who took things seriously, who were trying to move people;" and on "The Show Goes On," a song he calls "a fond look back at the way we were putting ourselves out there and trying to create something special." On "Wild American" he reminds listeners of some personal heroes; people like Native American activist John Trudell and others who "happen when you need 'em," like Merle Haggard and Steve Earle.
He gives a nod to music-lovers on "Final Attraction," a song that was inspired by watching the communication between Willie Nelson and a large crowd of listeners.n"It's a special thing, that relationship between the singer and the audience," he says. The song ends with the words Guy Clark said to him when he was going out on stage one night: "Go break a heart" instead of the standard "Go break a leg."
"In the News" takes a hard look at modern-day life with the refrain of "I want nothing but the endin' of the war," while the prayer-song "The Burden of Freedom" focuses on "the fact that freedom is a double-edged sword," Kristofferson says. "When I wrote it back in the late 60s, it was about leaving the path I had been prepared for - West Point and all that - but it's mostly about doing what you believe is right whether that makes you enemies or not."
All of the songs are intensely personal, but one of his favorites is the bluesy "Chase the Feeling," which he calls "a meditation on what destructive behavior feels like, what it does to you." Although unfailingly modest, even Kristofferson can't deny that "Holy Creation" is one his most beautiful compositions. He says the song was inspired by his eight children, whom he calls his "greatest legacy." Kristofferson also pays homage to his family on "Thank You for a Life." However, the song is multi-layered. "The best love songs can be taken on a couple different levels, so that song is being sung to my wife but also to God," he says. "In the end, it's all love."
And in the end, this album is all about love, freedom, and about Kristofferson giving a piece of himself to the listener. After all, that's the thing he's always been best at. And on this, the most intensely personal album of his career, he goes the extra mile, creating a thing of rare beauty, grace, and eloquence.
Tickets: $65.00, $55.00 and $45.00, not including applicable fees. Tickets are on sale Saturday, February 7 at 10am at Tickets.com, Paramount or Moore Theatre box office, 24-hour kiosks located outside The Paramount & Moore Theatres, charge by phone at 877-STG-4TIX, or online at STGPresents.org.


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Enjoy a Saharan Martini while reading The Coup by John Updike. Its setting, a drought-stricken sub-Saharan nation, will leave you parched.
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Reading can be thirsty work. And so, every Thursday this summer, to acknowledge that prose can inspire our minds as well as what's in our glass, we recommend a weekend read — a book that elicits the heat, the smell, the feel of summer — and a recipe for the perfect drink accompaniment.
Book: The Coup by John Updike, 1978
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Plot: The novel is set during the mid-1970s in the fictional sub-Saharan African nation of Kush. Led by an ambivalent dictator named Colonel Hakim Felix Ellellou, it is in the midst of a drought that has lasted five years. Ellellou is tormented by the misery being inflicted upon his people at the same time he resists the foreign aid overtures of the U.S., a country whose capitalist lifestyle he loathes despite having spent four years at college there. Since Ellellou took power in a coup, Kush has firmly aligned itself with the Soviet bloc — the Russians maintain a secret underground base there — although it becomes clear their role as allies is more mischievous than helpful since Kush, beyond its meagre output of peanuts, lacks any commodities worth exploiting such as oil.
Summer character trait: This is a novel that will have you feeling parched from the opening pages. Updike's description of desiccated trees and animals, sun-blasted rock, blistering desert and withering heat is relentless. Although the protagonist is a devout Muslim and therefore an abstainer, the novel makes passing reference to Russian vodka, palm wine, guinea-corn beer and kaikai.
Quote: "The rains have failed for the fifth year. The herdsmen steal millet from their wives and children; still the animals drop, and are fallen upon for the little meat left on their bones. I have seen the vultures come to the feast and be themselves stoned and consumed. The people eat bats and mice, they eat skinks and scorpions, gerbils and termites. They glean the carcasses that even jackals leave."
Worth the read: As grim as the setting may be, the novel has much to recommend it, including an array of interesting characters — among them Ellellou's four very different wives — and a comically absurdist tone. There's an archly satirical streak throughout, skewering colonialism, consumerism, religion and Cold War geopolitics. Updike's prose is, as always, challenging in its detail but evocative and rewarding.
Drink: Just because Ellellou abstained doesn't mean the rest of us have to. This rich cocktail uses a South African cream liquor.
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Charles Tatum, a down-on-his-luck reporter, takes a job with a small New Mexico newspaper. The job is pretty boring until he finds a man trapped in an old Indian dwelling. He jumps at the chance to make a name for himself by taking over and prolonging the rescue effort, and feeding stories to major newspapers. He creates a national media sensation and milks it for all it is worth - until things go terribly wrong.- Written by John Oswalt <email@example.com>
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A frustrated former big-city journalist now stuck working for an Albuquerque newspaper exploits a story about a man trapped in a cave to re-jump start his career, but the situation quickly escalates into an out-of-control circus.- Written by email@example.com
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Jack Johnson plays the Gorge with G. Love and Special Sauce, and Zee Avi on Saturday, October 2. Tickets are $55.
Jack Johnson does what many before him have done: play guitar with his toes in the sand. That he does it better than just about anyone else, parlaying it into his status as one of the biggest acts in the country, is lost on--and fuels--his (many) detractors.
Jack Johnson plays the Gorge with G. Love and Special Sauce, and Zee Avi on Saturday, October 2. Tickets are $55.
Sure, "Better Together" is his "Silly Love Songs," and his is one of the most innocuous voices in the business. But from his classic debut, 2001's Brushfire Fairytales, through this summer's To the Sea, Johnson has packed in enough resilient campfire pop ("Do You Remember?", "Bubble Toes," etc.) to rival any of his contemporaries with more street cred than cash in the bank and fans in the stands.
Here, Bubble Toes talks about sustainable touring, his fan base, and why he's funneling all his tour profits to All At Once, his nonprofit that funds green initiatives and non-profits.
You don't make any money off this tour--it all goes to your nonprofit, All At Once. How Do you swing that when the rest of the industry is clinging to tour profits in the face of declining CD sales?
Touring is one of those things where I love doing it [and] it's a lot of fun to play music live for people, but I started asking myself whether I wanted to go back out on the road, and one of the things that really made it feel worth doing was to make it a fund-raising tool.
It burns a lot of carbon to be on tour. Will there come a time when you stop touring?
We decided to not just lessen the negative impact by having refillable water-bottle stations and recycling and all these things that I feel help to kind of better the industry that we're a part of, but then also to actually expand on the negative impact of a show by raising funds for groups that are doing good things. That was kind of the question in my head, and I feel like it far outweighs [the negatives].
Are you going to be able to offset your way to a greener industry, or will there be a time when you'll have to make some serious changes, whether permanent changes of locations--like playing shows in urban centers, not in the middle of the desert--or the way tours are conducted?
It'd be hard for me to answer that question. I'm one act that gets to tour around. I feel at this point the best thing to do is change those ones that are having concerts every weekend and during the week.
What have been the biggest chances in your life since you broke in 2002?
Three kids, probably. That's definitely the biggest.
Does your wife, Kim, still teach Geometry?
That was right around the time that I stole her and she became our tour manager. And then she started up an environmental education foundation in Hawaii that works to try to move toward having a farm-to-school program in Hawaii, trying to get locally-grown food in the schools.
In the last decade, your audience and that of the Dave Matthews Band have become one and the same. Has your perspective on your audience and what kind of audience you're trying to cultivate changed over the last decade?
We had to learn to adapt to playing to different styles of crowds along the way. Dave's definitely a good friend now. I appreciate anybody who comes to listen to our shows.
Have you surfed along the Washington Coast?
Westport. Back when I was a teenager, for a little surf contest that my dad's friend--he has a surf shop up there--he put it on. I think I did all right. I think I made the finals.


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OSU Hoops: Next Year's Starting Five
By John Helsley
James Anderson… gone.
Obi Muonelo… gone.
Along with invaluable leadership and toughness and clutchness, the Cowboys are also losing their top two scorers, a duo responsible for 1,174 points this season, or 48 percent of the team's scoring.
Read that again — almost half of the team's scoring.
Where will all that lost production be made up in 2010-11? From everywhere, would be the best guess.
Matt Pilgrim should step up his offensive role and responsibility. Ray Penn's return provides a jolt of scoring upgrade to the point. Marshall Moses is a proven, if sometimes erratic, scorer. And Keiton Page is the leading returning scorer, after averaging 10.7 points this season.
Sound good? Maybe not so much.
Well, don't be alarmed. There are other answers, as well as some intriguing questions, like: How will Page's role be defined?
In addition to the guys listed above, the Cowboys are counting on a boost from several newcomers, most notably freshman shooting guard Markel Brown and Juco transfer JP Olukemi. Brown averaged 32 points a game as the star on a 41-0 state title team in Louisiana.
Brian Williams, another talented guard, and forward Michael Cobbins are worth watching as well.
And OSU holdovers like Fred Gulley, Nick Sidorakis, Roger Franklin, Jarred Shaw, Torin Walker and Reger Dowell offer optimism of improved play.
Some will stride forward, while others will step back.
The coming months — and how hard guys work in the offseason — will determine the risers and fallers.
And these months will go a long way to answering the Page question.
With the return of Penn and the additions of Brown and Williams, the guard spots are drawing a crowd.
The Cowboys need Brown to be as good as advertised; good enough to start. And Olukemi, already on campus, has shown enough to project as a starter.
OSU coach Travis Ford has hinted that Page needs to make himself more versatile. And more valuable. Handling a share of the point guard responsibilities this season, when Penn was hurt, was a start. But right now, Page looks like a super sub at both guard spots, able to run the offense or fire daggers at enemy zones.
One guy's early starting five:
PG Ray Penn
SG Markel Brown
SF JP Olukemi
F Matt Pilgrim
F Marshall Moses


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5 November 2013
Tiago Monteiro finally broke his Honda duck for the year in race two at Shanghai, taking his first victory of the 2013 FIA WTCC and leading home a Civic trio ahead of Gabriele Tarquini and Norbert Michelisz.
The former F1 podium man, who has now won five races in the series, said that he had been anticipating a victory for some time and, whilst it made life tougher at the front, enjoyed his fight with Tarquini.
"I'm very excited, because I was expecting this for a while, but there was always something that went wrong," said a jubilant Monteiro, "It's funny because this was not a track where we expected to win. Of course, starting from pole position gave us a chance, but we knew it was going to be difficult.
"It was a hard fight, because Gabriele was chasing me closely in the first laps and I had to push at the limit for the whole race, trying not to make mistakes, as he was right behind me. But I was really happy with the car and to have three Civics on the podium is a great result for Honda."
The win gives the ex-Jordan/Midland/Spyker grand prix driver a genuine chance of a top eight finish in the standings as he is now only five points behind Tom Coronel heading into the series finale in Macau.
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I get the last SXSW straggler out of my house, this press release graces my inbox:
Austin City Limits Music Festival Tickets On Sale April 7
"The 8th edition of ACL Festival will be held October 2-4 in Zilker Park. Another 130-or-so acts will take the stage in Austin, but fans will have to wait until April 28 for the official line on who made the final roster."
I'm sure it will be a similar lineup as the other big fests this year, but on a plush green lawn.
Oh, and there's no such thing as a beer garden in Austin, you can buy yourself an "adult juicebox" of wine at the concession stand and carry with you from stage to stage.


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Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center in Gorham, N.H. is planning to develop a "ski park" this winter to help kids and adults to have fun on the snow while developing basic cross country (XC) skiing skills.
In recent years, terrain-based learning has been incorporated into snowboarding instruction at alpine ski areas. It is a natural progression for it to spread to Nordic ski areas, too. Designed instruction areas are created with natural or machine-made snow and can be shaped quickly with a snowcat combining flat and hilly terrain conducive to learning, skier improvement, and fun. This learning terrain helps the learner to have fun by removing fear from sliding out of control and perhaps even adding a fairyland setting.
Sue Weymss, Great Glen's ski director said she first saw the idea of snow features in a book called "Teaching Children to Ski" and has been experimenting with terrain features and a fun obstacle course for the area's annual one day Kids SkiFest for the last few years.
"We want to extend the terrain features to the entire season with snow roller coasters, trail bumps with rises and dips, a maze with markers, hula hoop arches, and more," she told SnoCountry.com.
Kids have always been interested in building jumps and skiing kamikaze for kicks. With snowmaking at so many of the XC ski areas, operators can now consider building more terrain-based elements for specific purposes. Such elements might include elongated bowls, quarter pipes, rolling hills, spines, mounds, rails, boxes, and such.
The instructional terrain concept has been shown to allow faster technique learning progression by aiding balance and body awareness and it also helps with depth perception and ease of class segmentation (for instance, class age or fitness divisions).
The terrain could have a flat instruction area sloped a few percent to facilitate proper learning of stance, glide, and turning. Some rolling terrain with interspersed bumps could resemble trail skiing. Hill terrain with steeper slopes can have flat runouts that make the skier feel more safe and in control. Depending on the slope and length of runout, hills can provide the setting for downhill technique, telemark turns, and even slalom courses.
Great Glen is looking at various locations for the planned area on its property and one idea is to have it visible for parents and grandparents to watch their kids have fun in the snow.
"We're family-oriented offering a compact and safe area," she said. Kids love the tunnel and skiing to our tubing park. We see parents who feel comfortable letting the kids go to ski on the trails themselves." Terrain parks that help new skiers build ski skills and confidence just could go a long way for a great time XC skiing and for a lifetime of fun in the outdoors.


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rawr. gosh darn it, misuzu's gonna lose... but she really, really needs that $2000 dollars... oh, well. at least the money went to someone worthy! great job!
aww thank you so much~;w; ahaha i don't even expect to win first place tbh =w= i'd be happy with just $1000 //shot
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^w^ you're welcome. but you can easily win any place you'd like.
ahaha i'm not sure xDD i never really won a contest before but then again i've only entered a few in the past =w= i dunno how well they'll judge anime styles though lol
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Sculptures of an Arabian and the foal trotting.
Very cool one!
truly amazing work
What a gift you have.. Fantastic work
Wow, the attention to detail is amazing. You even got the dished face of an Arabian in this one.
Perfect !!!!
wonder why people claim you didn't do them?:C their awsome!
Thanks. No matter what people say as they do not see .. this is what you do what most important.
Beautiful. I can't express how amazing your driftwood sculptures are. Just beautiful.
I want that in my yard! what a amazing piece of art. haven't seen anything like it.
very cool
Really beautiful!
Oh god I thought they were real when looking at the little preview image... awesome
Wow! This is beautiful!
They look alive! It's amazing.
very nice sculpture, unique style.
There's a sculpture like these at an Art museum in Chattanooga, TN
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Holy christ nuggets, these are amazing.
Great shapes and poses.
I Shall Now Proclaim Thee,TIMBER TROTTERS
How long does it take to make these?
Wow! amazing! Is this driftwood? It looks a bit dry to be um..regular wood
Clay, wood or metal?
It's wood. You can tell by the texture and shape and the gaps inbetween.
I've seen DA people copy wood by using clay, or even bronze. Some are really good at it and I had trouble defining if these horses were made of clay/metal. Just had to be sure by asking


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Witnesses told police that the SUV was traveling south on Route 7 at about 3 p.m. Tuesday when it cut across lanes and collided with the truck. Two other vehicles were narrowly missed, police said.
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- 1 tablespoon salt
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Recipe notes: There are many ways to vary this basic soda bread recipe. You might add to the white loaf 1 tablespoon of sugar and 1/2 cup golden raisins, or dark raisins or currants which you flour lightly and stir into the batter at the last minute. Chopped walnuts and raisins would be delicious as well.
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If one food can be considered a staple of Irish cuisine, it is no doubt Irish soda bread. In Ireland you find it on every table; every bakery has its own version. What makes Irish soda bread so appealing, however, is its ease of preparation. A quick bread that uses baking soda as a leavening agent, it doesn't have to rise first like traditional yeast bread, and can be varied according to taste. Both whole wheat and all-white versions are equally delicious, and the addition of caraway seeds, raisins, or walnuts make it extremely pleasant, though some might quibble that these add-ins make it less than authentic.
Yield: 1 loaf
Preheat oven to 375ºF.
Combine the flour, sugar, salt, baking soda, and baking powder. Add buttermilk a little at a time until you have a soft dough. You will just have to sense when you have a good soft dough; it should be similar to a biscuit dough.
Knead the dough on a lightly floured surface for 2 or 3 minutes, until it is quite smooth and velvety-looking. Form it into a round cake. Place it in a well-buttered 8-inch cake pan or on a well-buttered cookie sheet. Cut a large cross on the top of the loaf with a very sharp floured knife.
Place it into the oven and bake for 35 to40 minutes, until it has turned a nice brown and sounds hollow when you tap it with your knuckles. The cross on the top will have spread into a sort of deep gash, which is characteristic of Irish soda bread. Let the loaf cool completely before cutting it into paper-thin slices; soda bread must never be cut thickly.
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Captain's log, 17, June 1945.
I was approached by an odd fellow yesterday while overlooking the inspection of the lifeboats. A young man, who claimed to work for the US Government, shoved papers of legal binding; the contents I couldn't bear to comprehend. I was strong armed into signing them, given the ultimatum of signing and keeping a tight lip, or be prepared to captain a crab boat. Tight lipped about what, I have failed to understand, but given the circumstances, I signed. The breeze of the ocean air will never have been so welcoming. The Florida heat is getting to me; it's driving me mad even. To wear such heavy garments under such a blazing sun is ludicrous, but I must upkeep appearances and rank among the crew. Only two more days until the crisp salt air brushes against my cheeks.
Captain's log, 15, June 1945.
The maiden voyage. And such a fine ship of fantasy proportions. We are set to launch out of Cape Canaveral, FL on the 19th of June, 1945. This is to be a historical voyage: not only is the Neptune the grandest ship to break the waves of the seven seas, but marks the first civilian ship to launch out of this port since the first rumors of Nazi submarines patrolling the Caribbean. I still wonder why a French flagship is launching out of an American port, but I'm continually being left in the dark on such matters. I'm the Captain; I need to know such information.
That reminds me, the engineers are preparing the final inspections of the vessel. I've been informed that the electricity generators are working again. I've requested that a man of expertise accompany me on the maiden voyage to reassure my worries in case the ship finds herself stranded in the middle of the Atlantic without proper lighting.
The Compagnie Générale Transatlantique has high hopes that the Neptune will acquire the Blue Riband. I informed Mr. Jaquel that his company wouldn't fair an incident resembling that of the ill fated RMS Titanic, and I shall stretch the Neptune's legs only so far. He wasn't quick to incline. In just a few short days, I shall embark on the maiden voyage of the most luxurious ship the world has seen.
Neptune is a single-player modification for Half-Life 2, taking place entirely outside the mother game's universe. Set primarily onboard a mysterious and desolate cruise liner, floating in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, Neptune allows the player, as stranded fisherman Jose Perdino, to slowly unravel the dark and disturbing past of the ship as heexplores its once-grand rooms, corridors, concert halls, restaurants, bars and maintenance areas.
Taking influence from games such as System Shock 2, BioShock, Thief: Deadly Shadows and Silent Hill, Neptune is an atmospheric, narrative-driven, horror-based shooter; an exercise in videogame storytelling and tense level design.
It is expected to be released in Q3 2009
The biggest being that Lewis Denby has stepped down as Project Lead handing over the position to me. Regrettably, progress slowed down a lot during the summer for various reasons but I stayed committed to motive the team and recruited new talent. Our newest level designer, the very talented Armageddon104, has gracefully picked up design duties hitting the ground running along with Gunz, our other level designer. Along with a new level designer I've also recruited a talented artist, 0x40. Obviously, this mod needs lots of custom models, a daunting task for any 3d modeler. However, 0x40 has already created amazing pieces for our level designers to decorate the Neptune with. So with the new talent things have begun to pick up and a lot of work is getting accomplished. We have playable builds and begun playtesting many of the mechanics that are in place, tweaking, adding and more importantly removing anything that just doesn't feel right. I'm proud to say we are all very happy of how the mod is coming along.
The Neptune team is set out to do one thing, create a compelling quality singleplayer experience like the mod community has never seen before. This mod has become more than a portfolio piece for all us, it's turned into a true passion project that we all want to see to the end, completed and in the hands of the mod community.
We will be releasing new and exciting media soon along with first true gameplay footage within the coming months so keep your eyes peeled for it.
However, please visit www.neptunemod.com for all future updates. The only updates that will be posted here is to inform those that receive automated updates that in fact neptunemod.com has been updated (confusing?).
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Don't worry peeps this mod is still alive!
That's good to hear, because I was about to remove Neptune from my watchlist.
Design overhauls this late in the mod are pretty drastic. What do you have in mind?
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Do you still need a mapper? I'd love to help out! I'll pm you with info if you're interested. You could also just check out my page here on moddb: Moddb.com
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We're currently undergoing a pretty big design rethink. We'll be posting about that soon. The design rethink is in order to allow us to move more quickly and efficiently through development. It also, for all intents and purposes, means starting the level design again.
We hope to be finished by late-summer, yes. But that does only give us a few months. We'll keep you updated, and we hope you like the new direction.
I'm going to assume you aren't aiming to release this before Monday. :D
Whoa, never heard of this mod before. Looks good.
"Inspired by Thief: Deadly Shadows" - oh dear. I hope you only mean the Cradle level, because nearly everything else was kind of middling.
Calling TDS "middling" is doing it a grave disservice. It's not the best game ever and it's not even the best Thief game, but it's still very recognizably Thief and leagues ahead of 90% of the crap that got put out at the same time.
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FT. LEAVENWORTH, Kansas - The battle to liberate the people of Atropia rages with the outcome of the conflict uncertain.
The California Army National Guard's 40th Infantry Division leads the coalition forces which include remnants of the Atropian Army, United Kingdom, five additional Army National Guard brigades and one Army Reserve brigade to engage a determined invading oppressor seeking to overthrow the Atropian people's chosen form of government and occupy their land.
This epic battle in the fictitious country of Atropia played out for nine days on the largest stage the U.S. Army offers for command exercises at Fort Leavenworth's Mission Training Complex and is only the third and largest Warfighter conducted since 9/11. The training audience of 1,935 soldiers from seven states were matched by nearly 2,000 training support staff to ensure this is the most complex and holistic lethal and non-lethal mission command experience that commanders can gain just short of actual combat. This Warfighter was held June 3 - 16 and hosted by the U.S. Army Combined Arms Center's Mission Command Training Program (MCTP) here.
Another hallmark of Warfighter 13-4, is the opportunity for the first-ever Fires Brigade to join in the fight. This distinction goes to the 45th FiB, known as "Prairie Thunder" of the Oklahoma Army National Guard, headquartered in Enid, Okla.
Warfighter is a division level culminating training event representing a significant milestone for participating units in the Army Force Generation (ARFORGEN) cycle. It marks the passage from the "Ready" phase to the "Available" phase.
"This is the Super Bowl of exercises and it's the largest that most Guard and Reserve soldiers will ever see," according to First Army, Exercise Specialist, David Ruggere. First Army serves in a significant role in Warfighter and other exercises at the Mission Training Complex and other training sites like the National Training Center and the Joint Readiness Training Center.
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"The MCTP provides a world-class and free-thinking OPFOR (Opposing Forces) and the war simulation allows the battle to be waged in a realistic give and take manner," Ruggere said. "The complexity and sophistication of the exercise is amazing."
The array of training support is dramatic in this configuration and allows for intense interaction with all lethal and non-lethal mission command staff sections for all units and at all times during the battle. Even the trainers are completely in a 24-hour per day operational mode.
The battle is directed by both the training audience and the MCTP through realistic mission command information systems, doctrinal command and control procedures and battlefield communication systems.
The MTCP uses a Mission Scenario Events List (MSEL) to drive the battle and the training audiences tactical response to the MSEL injects creates the rolling battle between coalition forces and the opposing forces.
Fragmentary Orders (FRAGOs) and Requests for Information (RFIs) drive the training audiences' command and control. Units must maneuver their forces to the proper place on the battlefield and follow all proper rules of engagement for combat. Every action must follow doctrinal procedure and all of this is meticulously observed and documented by Observer Controller/Trainers (OC/Ts) and the training audiences' Senior Mentors.
Operations Group: For each unit in the training audience there is a cadre of OC/Ts that provide an OC/T for every single unit's mission command staff section to observe, coach, mentor and mirror the subject matter expertise of their counterparts. The OC/Ts are primarily permanent staff of MCTP and are among the most accomplished experts the Army has to offer in their branch and mission set.
Response Cell: This team serves in the role of Corps headquarters or "HiCom" (higher command). Playing this part are mission command staff from the division slated to attend the next Warfighter. It gives them a preview of what they can expect when it's their turn to lead the battle.
Work Cell: This is a small team pulled from the training audience to help assist in war simulation to further ensure that predetermined training tasks are accomplished in the exercise.
Exercise Control Group: This team provides all the external factors to the battle that are not directly related to unit hierarchy. This includes role players such as NGOs, news media, diplomats, coalition partners. This group also injects realistic scenarios which force the training audience to work through other complicating battlefield conditions like weather, civilians, terrorists and atrocities.
Senior Mentors: Each training audience unit commander is shadowed by either an actively serving or retired general officer. 40th ID commander, Brig. Gen. Keith D. Jones, gained the benefit of Gen. (Ret.) Charles C. Campbell as his senior mentor. Campbell served as the U.S. Army Forces Command commander before his retirement.
Joint Operations: Role players from the other armed service components provide support directly to both the training audiences and the response cells.
Additional subject matter experts are often brought in from throughout the Army to augment the MCTP staff for exercises of this scale.
Overseeing every aspect of the exercise and the battle is the Exercise Director. For Warfighter 13-4 that responsibility is held by Maj. Gen. Warren E. Phipps, Jr., Commanding General of First Army Division West. First Army is the executive agent to provide this training for Reserve Components and assisted in building the exercise task list to integrate the 40th Infantry Brigade's readiness objectives.
Phipps likes what he is seeing at this Warfighter. "What impresses me the most with all these respective units is their energy and willingness to learn," Phipps said. "They are staying strong and positive throughout this challenging exercise."
The importance and significance of the Warfighter exercise cannot be stressed enough. "Training mission command across all warfighter functions and mastering collaboration at this level is essential to battlefield success," Phipps said.
"Don't forget the basics. Everyone has to come into this with base level expertise and competence to make sure these commands and their respective commanders maximize the resources being provided to them here," Phipps advises and further states, "This is a culminating training event in ARFORGEN before these units enter the available pool… they must be ready."
The 40th ID commander feels the resources provided to sharpen his command have been exceptional and he recognizes the hundreds of individual initiatives making the experience possible. "Maj. Gen. Phipps was instrumental in helping us to work out the context of the exercise. First Army was able to work out the resource availability and other challenges with the National Guard Bureau to put this on," Jones said.
"There are truly many take-aways. Having the ability to fully use all of our command mechanisms and decision-making processes helps us to get better in every facet of the battle," Jones said. "Here you fully utilize all your parts and pieces into one. Our transition in synchronization of command and control systems is phenomenal and personal growth is fantastic," he said.
Jones is highly complementary toward the MCTP staff as well. "The MCTP is an extremely capable and knowledgeable group of subject matter experts across all areas of command and battle. They really are the true subject matter experts. The manner of their coaching technique is the positive contribution to the steep learning curve for an exercise like this," Jones concluded.
For the Observer Controller/Trainers the experience gained from Warfighter can be as fulfilling for their professional development as it is for the training audience. Chief Warrant Officer 3, Jason Lin, First Army Division West's 1-351st Aviation Battalion, 166th Aviation Brigade, Fort Hood, Texas, helped to augment the MCTP staff and gained valuable insight.
"The scale of the exercise is so enormous that you get to see a bigger picture and how the training objectives apply. I have a whole new appreciation for the other aspects of the different elements of the battlefield and how that effects different units' capabilities beyond the Combat Aviation Brigade's mission that I'm used to seeing," Lin said.
"The OC/T peer exchange was great because I could bring expertise on aviation to the other units' OC/Ts. It's also gratifying to observe the training audience improve the integration process between all levels of command and within the unit," Lin added. "This experience is going to help me for a long time and I look forward to bringing this knowledge back to Fort Hood."
Warfighter is a living laboratory for future commanders entering this grand stage of battle. Campbell provided the context for the training audience at their final after action review. "This is the most abundantly resourced training event the Army has to offer its commanders. This training is vital to the institution of the Army and for our nation," Campbell said.
Every aspect of the conflict fought by the 40th ID and the OPFOR will be closely studied for lessons learned that can enable the MCTP to improve the training experience as well as apply those lessons on a real battlefield.


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