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Beautiful, easy and delicious...the best kind of recipe! I have made a similar recipe several times from scratch, but, this has as good results with less fuss. Especially great for special occasions, or family Sunday dinner. I did leave out the orange.
This is a wonderful mix of tart and sweet. Here's what I changed: like a previous poster I don't like orange zest, so just I leave it out. I do add just a little more suger to the cranberries so no one screws up their face when eating it. I drain a can of pineapple and replace as much of the water as I can with the juice, it gives the cake a nice flavor and adds to the moistness. Delicious!

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The Royals Celebrity Golf Tournament was held on Monday at The National. Current players, alumni, and staff took part, helping raise $28,000 for Special Olympics of Greater Kansas City. Here are a few photos courtesy of team photographer Chris Vleisides.
Fore! Pitcher Kyle Davies enjoyed a day on the course. Outfielder Mitch Maier shows the lefty touch on the green. Maier's team took the championship
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I have the x1a1 and thought it was the ultimate day pack until I had a mulie buck down 2 miles from the truck. It still is the best day pack I have ever used but I have now switched over to mystery ranch and dont regret it a bit. Every thing was great except it (or me) in no way shape or form was ready for a 100 lb load.
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Make a difference in the lives of others and your own. Serving in the Peace Corps is a great way to help a community in need, immerse yourself in a new culture, learn a new language, and have the experience of a lifetime. Stop by the Peace Corps table at the THE Ohio State University Nonprofit Fair at the Ohio Union Performance Hall to learn about Volunteer experiences, have your questions answered, and gain tips to guide you through the application process.
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1 Place the flour, baking soda, sugar, vanilla, buttermilk and egg yolks in a bowl and whisk to combine.
2 Place the egg whites in a separate bowl and whisk until soft peaks form.
3 Gently fold the ricotta and egg whites through the buttermilk mixture. Heat a large, lightly greased non-stick frying pan over medium heat.
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The Senior Buckley Bombers of Chappell, Neb. were throttled by Scottsbluff, Neb., 12-0, on Monday night, July 6. The game, played on the Scottsbluff diamond, went to only five innings.
According to coach Marcus Kammer, the Bombers struggled in all parts of the game. Of the 12 runs, only four were earned as the Bombers committed seven errors on defense. Offensively, there were only three hits the entire game.
Brandon Price of Holyoke took the loss on the mound, pitching four innings for three strikeouts, three bases on balls, seven hits and four earned runs. Austin Tharp of Holyoke threw for one inning and had three strikeouts, one hit and no earned runs.
Senior Buckley Bombers were also scheduled to play in Sutherland on Wednesday, July 8, host Ogallala Friday, July 10, travel to Sterling Saturday, July 11 and host Gering Sunday, July 12. However, results of these games were not received by the time this week's Enterprise went to press.
The team is also scheduled to host Chadron for two games on Friday, July 17, starting at 5 p.m. On Sunday, July 19 they head to McCook, Neb. for a doubleheader at 2 p.m. CDT.
Junior Buckley Bombers will travel to Chadron as well this week for a Class B Area 7 tournament on Wednesday-Monday, July 15-20. The Senior tournament will be in in Sidney, Neb. Wednesday-Monday, July 22-27.


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[Support Programs and Services for Students]
The Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) provides academic support designed to improve students' academic performance. Visit our website at http://www.ctl.ua.edu for more information. Units administered by the CTL include the following:
Learning Enhancement. Services are provided to help students (a) succeed in University of Alabama courses, (b) improve study techniques, (c) improve reading proficiencies, and (d) prepare for professional school and graduate school entrance examinations. The CTL maintains a dual-service orientation to advance learning strategies for academically gifted students and to enhance learning strategies for students who need to strengthen their academic performance.
In the Independent Study Lab (124 Osband Hall), students can use computer programs, videotapes, multimedia programs, and other self-paced learning materials. The lab has resources for students who want to improve their study skills or their performance in language, math, biology, chemistry, physics, statistics, and engineering. Videotaped lectures from many math, chemistry, engineering, and statistics courses are available in the lab. The lab also provides resources for entrance exam preparation.
The Tutorial Assistance Program provides individualized help with specific classes. There is no charge for this service, and appointments may be made by visiting 109 Osband Hall or calling (205) 348-8854. Help with University of Alabama math courses is available through weekly Math Help Sessions and through Math Test Reviews that precede class test dates. Additional help with specific courses is provided via regularly scheduled Supplemental Instruction Sessions that meet three times per week.
CTL offers a two-credit-hour Study Skills Course, NEW 222. This course presents efficient ways to pursue academic activities. In addition, non-credit Study Skills Workshops are offered frequently, covering topics like time management, speed reading, reading comprehension, vocabulary enhancement, note taking, memory methods, test preparation, test taking, and motivation.
CTL also offers a credit-earning course, BCE 101 Freshman Seminar. This course focuses on student success by helping first-year students (a) acquire an orientation to the functions and resources of the University; (b) adjust to the University environment; (c) establish relationships through interaction with faculty, advisors, and other students; and (d) develop essential academic skills.
Students who plan to take entrance examinations for graduate or professional school can review relevant materials in the Independent Study Lab. Additionally, through the Kaplan on Campus Program, UA students can enroll in Kaplan review courses at substantially reduced cost.
Students may obtain program information, use resources, or talk with a staff member about services by visiting 101 Osband Hall or by calling (205) 348-5175. The center is open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
The McNair Scholars Program prepares eligible students for successful entry into and completion of doctoral degree programs. Participants benefit from the following program components:
- Funded research internship resulting in research experience, mentoring by a faculty researcher, a written research report, publication in the UA McNair Scholars Journal, and research presentation opportunities
- Seminars and workshops during the academic year designed to provide knowledge and skill in a variety of areas to strengthen personal, academic, and research competencies vital to success in graduate programs
- Individualized support services in the areas of personal, financial, academic, and career counseling and tutoring
- Assistance and guidance in developing an effective graduate school admissions plan and materials
- Networking opportunities with faculty and student researchers on the UA campus and across the nation
- Participation in selected cultural events
An undergraduate student who meets the following criteria is eligible to submit an application: (a) has completed at least 60 hours of coursework, (b) has at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA, (c) and either is a first-generation college student with an income level established by the U.S. Department of Education or is a member of a group that is underrepresented in graduate education. A panel composed of University faculty and staff reviews applications and selects 25 students to participate each year.
For more information, contact the McNair Scholars Program, The University of Alabama, 326 Osband Hall, Box 870304, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0304; (205) 348-0572; fax (205) 348-0447; http://www.ctl.ua.edu/MSP.
Purpose of the program. Student Support Services (SSS) is a comprehensive, federally funded TRIO program that offers academic assistance to qualified undergraduate students at The University of Alabama.
The goal of SSS is to increase retention and graduation rates of eligible students through academic assistance, counseling, advising, and other forms of individualized support services. SSS participants are helped in determining their specific strengths and weaknesses so that the program can offer the most appropriate assistance for each student.
Key program components. Student Support Services participants will
- Receive individualized support services, including academic, career, financial, and personal counseling and advising
- Receive tutoring in requested subjects
- Receive special consideration for federal financial aid packages
- Have the option of participating (as a protégé or mentor) in a Student Support Services Peer Mentoring Program
- Prepare for successful entry into the job market with career planning
- Receive a Kaplan Graduate School Entrance Exam Review at no charge
- Receive guidance in developing effective graduate school admissions plans
- Attend seminars in a variety of areas to strengthen personal, professional, and academic competencies
- Participate in selected cultural events
- Receive tuition waiver on college credit courses offered through SSS, including the following:
Criteria for eligibility. Any undergraduate student who is a citizen or permanent resident of the United States, has been accepted for enrollment at The University of Alabama, has a program-approved academic need* for assistance, and meets one or more of the following U.S. Department of Education criteria is encouraged to submit an application:
- a) Is a first-generation college student (if you lived with both parents, both parents/guardians
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- High-school GPA of 2.5 or below
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- SAT verbal score of 460 or below (total score)
- SAT math subscore of 460 or below
- Placement in MATH 005, MATH 100, or EN 099
- College cumulative GPA of 2.0 to 2.25
- Semester GPA of 2.0 or below
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- In danger of losing scholarship award
- Enrollment in highly demanding and stressful courses of study, including engineering, nursing, math-based business, and premed
Becoming a participant. A student may apply to become a participant in the SSS program at any point in his or her undergraduate career (freshman to senior) and at any point in the semester. Applications will be reviewed at the beginning of each semester. If a student is deemed eligible to receive services and space is available in the program, he or she will be admitted. For an application or for more information, contact The University of Alabama, Student Support Services, 225 Osband Hall, Box 870304, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0304; (205) 348-7087; fax (205) 348-5585; http://www.ctl.ua.edu/sss.
As a federally funded and local educational partnership program, GEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs) provides students at Davis-Emerson Middle School and Holt High School and their families with comprehensive support services to prepare for college. Program components include enhanced curricular offerings, summer activities, information about college options and the college application process, and financial aid. The program also offers academic preparation in advanced level coursework for students in grades seven through twelve.
At the local level, the intent of GEAR UP is to
- Increase academic success and preparation for postsecondary education
- Increase high school graduation and college attendance rates within lower-income student populations
- Increase academic performance of this student group
- Enhance school academic and curricular reforms including professional development for teachers of these students
GEAR UP's approach is unique among federal programs because it complements existing federal programs by starting no later than the 7th grade; staying with students through high-school graduation; and transforming schools by working with entire grades of students. Services include mentoring, tutoring, strengthening curriculum, teacher professional development, summer and after-school academic and enrichment programs, and college visits. Other program components are college scholarship support from partner colleges; leveraging local resources by encouraging community organizations to partner with low-income middle schools with a one-for-one match requirement; and bolstering state efforts by encouraging early college preparation.
GEAR UP provides an opportunity for UA students to volunteer service hours in tutoring and mentoring activities.
For more information, contact The University of Alabama, GEAR UP, 304 Osband Hall, Box 870304, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0304 (205) 348-2343; fax (205) 348-2344; http://www.ctl.ua.edu.
JUMP (Juvenile Mentoring Program)
JUMP is a federally funded program that provides after-school mentoring for youth, grades 7-9, at Davis-Emerson Middle School and Holt High School. After-school activities include tutoring and cultural arts enrichment. JUMP involves parents, schools, and community resources to help young people build character and develop constructive life skills. It provides UA students the opportunity to work with the youth in the Tuscaloosa community. If you are interested in becoming a mentor, and are 19 years old or older, contact Kathleen Hughes, JUMP Coordinator, at The University of Alabama, 316 Osband Hall, Box 870304, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0304; (205) 348-3467; or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The city hosts fantastic outdoor performances all summer long, but this month, you can hear some pretty great tunes inside, and at some unexpected spaces to boot. On August 10, the Museum of Modern Art opens Soundings: A Contemporary Score, an exhibition of 16 sound artists from across the globe. The show weaves both sound and sculpture into physical objects—whether it's Norwegian artist Jana Winderen's row of speakers that broadcast audible noises from flying bats and underwater insects, or Marco Fusinato's punk-rock influenced drawings set on top of avant-garde music scores—that end up becoming surround-sound versions of their recorded parts. Another unique opportunity from the world of music occurs at Gavin Brown's enterprise, where Afrika Bambaataa, considered to be the godfather of hip-hop for his pioneering of electro-funk and break-beat deejaying, is archiving his record collection, live, through August 10. Before the archive moves to its permanent home at Cornell University's Hip Hop Collection, the "Planet Rock" musician will sort, organize and deejay his record collection at the gallery.
Still from "Music While We Work" (2011), by Hong-Kai Wang. Courtesy, the artist/Museum of Modern Art
Afrika Bambaataa Master of Records Open Archive. Courtesy, Boo-Hooray and Gavin Brown's enterprise. Photo: Thomas Mueller
If Bambaataa's record collection is a trip back to the South Bronx musical landscape of the late 1970s, LaToya Ruby Frazier: A Haunted Capital, on view at the Brooklyn Museum through August 11, is a harrowing portrait of the decline of the community in Braddock, Pennsylvania, in the 1980s and '90s. Consisting of approximately 40 photographs on the second floor of the museum, the show depicts members of Frazier's family, especially her grandmother and mother, in stark black-and-white images that serve as a counterpoint to the decayed buildings and hospitals near where they lived. The portraits found in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's survey of photographer Julia Margaret Cameron, opening August 19, have a different tincture: Cameron, one of the earliest portraitists in the photographic medium, was also an early experimenter, using light, focus, resolution and movement to affect her pictures in a very contemporary way, even though some of the images are almost 150 years old.
"Be of Our Space World" (2010), by Robert Pruitt, on view at the Studio Museum Harlem. Courtesy, the artist and Hooks-Epstein Galleries
A similar spirit infuses the Studio Museum in Harlem's exhibition Robert Pruitt: Women, where the young Houston-based artist has installed nearly 20 large-scale drawings of black women that draw on a variety of influences, from science fiction, which shows up in subjects with super-large afros, to comic book–style treatments with dramatic shadows and colorful patterns. You could trace his influences back to the American Folk Art Museum, where beloved artist Bill Traylor receives a long-overdue retrospective that spotlights more than 60 of the drawings and paintings—some of the greatest in American art history, period—that the Alabama-based former slave created in the 1940s during the ten-year period before his death.
One of the greatest children's book authors in American history gets his due this month: Maurice Sendak: A Celebration of the Artist and His Work will be on view at the Society of Illustrators through August 17. See previously unpublished artwork from Where The Wild Things Are along with rarely seen drawings and even photographs from the wildly popular author, who also made posters and other designs for commercial and theater clients in addition to his books, which also include the revolutionary Open House for Butterflies and In the Night Kitchen. The whimsical creative drive meets the natural world in the exhibition Something About a Tree, at the Flag Art Foundation. Art critic Linda Yablonsky curates a show organized around almost 50 artists who had the impulse to create trees, collecting scores of examples from a diverse group that includes Ugo Rondinone, Tacita Dean, Cyprien Gaillard, Sherrie Levine, Charles Ray and R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe.
At Arsenal Gallery, Land Art Generator Initiative: Freshkills Park offers a view of the massive Staten Island park that was once the world's largest landfill and is here imagined as the host for 25 site-specific public artworks that marry conceptual beauty with the ability to harness natural energy and convert it into electricity for the utility grid (through August 30). But if you want to go visit that borough's current parks, try Tappen Park, where the artist Karlis Rekevics has installed a public piece entitled All-Too-Familiar Tangle, that draws on overlooked types of infrastructure like bridge supports, store facades and scaffolding to create abstracted versions of landmark buildings on the island.
"Palm #53, Los Angeles, 2005," by George Haas, on view at Flag Art Foundation. Courtesy, the artist
Two exhibitions of California artists who came of age, artistically, in the 1960s, are worth checking out: The long-overdue retrospective of West Coast painter and musician Llyn Foulkes, at the New Museum, provides more than 100 works from his long and productive career, which ranges from cool western landscapes to emotional, sometimes confrontational portraits. The show also includes his recent narrative tableaux, which blend painting with found materials, creating a remarkable illusion of depth. Robert Arneson, the leader of the ceramic Funk movement in art, has a show of his early work at David Zwirner through August 9, where 20 of the artist's seldom-seen experiments in lowbrow humor, shocking elements and nontraditional materials combine to form a score that exceeds the sum of its signature notes.
Briefly Noted
Hair and Skin
Derek Eller Gallery
Through August 15
Consider this group show as part scientific experiment: Organized around the concept of "physical empathy," curator Isaac Lyles has installed work from the likes of Daniel Gordon, Louise Bourgeois and Hans Bellmer that's designed, through the presentation of bodily extremes, to evoke an emotional, visceral response in the viewer.
Summer Group Shows
Lehmann Maupin (both locations)
Through August 16
At the gallery's Chelsea location, new drawings by Hernan Bas, oil and egg tempera paintings by Anne Chu and porcelain sculptures by Klara Kristalova are among the works that create a show fusing fantasy and reality in provocative and imaginative ways. At the Lower East Side gallery, Mary Corse, Teresita Fernández and Maya Lin explore innovative materials and technologies in a variety of visual formats.
"Tennis [Diptych]" (1976), by Mac Adams. Courtesy, the artist and Elizabeth Dee, New York
Mac Adams: Crimes of Perception
Elizabeth Dee
Through August 9
The Welsh artist has been lumped in with various art movements since the 1960s—Fluxus, Narrative, Conceptual, Soft—but one constant since the '80s has been the precision of his film noir–inflected photographs and heavy emphasis on shadows.
What Are You Looking For?
247365 Gallery
Emerging artists Annie Pearlman, Al Freeman, Adrianne Rubenstein and others join forces for a show in the newly christened "Donut District," a vibrant new creative community near Red Hook in Brooklyn.


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Images: 31st MEU, Thai Marines conduct bilateral boat raid [Image 1 of 12]
Photo by Lance Cpl. Codey Underwood
Marines and Sailors with Company B., Battalion Landing Team 1st Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, drag a boat into position after coming ashore during a bilateral boat raid as a part of exercise Cobra Gold 2013 here, Feb. 15. Cobra Gold is an annual exercise that includes numerous multilateral events ranging from amphibious assaults to non-combatant evacuation operations. The training aims to improve interoperability between the United States, the Kingdom of Thailand, and many other participating countries. The 31st MEU is the only continuously forward-deployed MEU and is the Marine Corps' force in readiness in the Asia-Pacific region.
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A week-long preliminary hearing, essentially a dress rehearsal for trial, will include graphic details never before revealed to the public. Monday marked the first day of the preliminary hearing.
A couple of the officers who took the stand on Monday got quite emotional, often holding back tears as they described a chaotic scene with bloody victims and a parking lot so packed that ambulances could not get access. Holmes sat motionless and silent during all the testimony.
Officer Jason Oviatt found 24-year-old James Holmes behind the theater "just standing there" next to Holmes' car. Oviatt said he thought, at first, that Holmes was a police officer. As he got closer, he discovered that was not the case.
Oviatt said he placed Holmes under arrest, and Holmes fully cooperated. Oviatt described Holmes as being "detached" during the arrest. He added that Holmes was wearing a gas mask, helmet and body armor. He was dripping with sweat, had enlarged pupils and "smelled," according to Oviatt.
Holmes' demeanor was described as "relaxed" and non-resistant, obeying every command given to him. Oviatt said Holmes "didn't have normal emotional responses, seemed very detached from it all. Holmes simply starred off into the distance."
During the arrest he told authorities there were explosives set at his apartment. The officer said he found two magazine clips in his pocket, was wearing soft body armor and had two knives - one in his pocket and the other in his belt. After he was searched, Oviatt testified that Holmes told police there were "improvised explosive devices at [his] house ... [that were] set to go off if [they tripped] them."
Officer Aaron Blue testified second. He helped searching Holmes with Oviatt. Blue said after the search was complete, he noticed another officer pulling out a woman who was shot in the head and the leg. Blue noted that woman was Jessica Ghawi. Jessica "Redfield" Ghawi was one of 12 killed in the July 20 theater shooting. According to Blue, every time they moved Ghawi, she stopped breathing. He helped the other officer get Ghawi into a patrol car and helped take her to University Hospital.
Blue returned to the theater after dropping off Ghawi at the hospital. Blue said he asked Holmes if there was another shooter, and Holmes smirked and said he acted alone and had four guns on him.
Blue mentioned when he first arrived on the scene, there was only one fire truck and they were "overwhelmed."
Officer Justin Grizzle took the stand after the first break in the preliminary hearing.
Grizzle described the horrifying scene he encountered when he went to the theater.
Grizzle helped place Holmes in custody, but heard people screaming in the theater, so he went in to help.
He had to step over an assault rifle with a magazine in it as he entered the theater. He almost fell because he slipped in blood on the floor. He testified that he heard an alarm going off and cellphones ringing off the hook throughout the theater. Tear gas filled the theater and made him start crying.
Grizzle said he saw "several bodies throughout the theater lying motionless." He said there were other officers in the theater trying to help victims, "but some gunshot victims were just crawling to get out." Grizzle said the injuries he saw were horrific.
He and a sergeant helped transport victims to area hospitals. In total, he said he made four trips and took six people to hospitals.
The first couple he took were Ashley Moser and her husband. Grizzle said the whole time, Moser's boyfriend Jamison Toews - kept asking "That's my wife, is my wife going to live?"
Toews was shot in the head, and Ashley was shot in the head and the abdomen. Toews kept asking "Where is my 7-year-old daughter? Where is she?" Toews asked Grizzle to turn the car around to go back and search for his daughter. When Grizzle refused, Toews tried to jump out of the moving squad car. Grizzle had to hold him down by his shoulder to prevent him from jumping out.
Grizzle took them both to Medical Center of Aurora - South.
Grizzle went back to the theater and took two more victims to Aurora South.
The third trip, Grizzle transported Caleb Medley - a local comedian who was shot in the theater. He had trauma to his face, and Grizzle testified he "thought he was going to die." Medley kept making terrible noises while he drove. Grizzle would tell him "don't f-ing die on me" whenever Medley would stop breathing. Grizzle took him to University Hospital because he was worried Aurora South was too busy.
Grizzle went back to the theater again and took another patient to the hospital. After dropping off the patient at University Hospital, he radio'd back to the theater, and they told him they thought all the critical patients were at hospitals now.
When he drove back to the theater, Grizzle said he noticed his squad car was covered in blood.
"I could hear blood sloshing in the back of my car," Grizzle testified.
Aurora Police Officer Gerald Jonsgaard testified fourth on Monday. He said he saw two guns on the ground of the movie theater when he entered. According to Jonsgaard, one of the guns was an AR-15 by the theater exit. He also noticed a Remington Model 870 pump-action shotgun with an extended magazine on it. Jonsgaard said since it had an extended magazine on it, he knew it wasn't a police weapon.
While testifying about what he saw inside the theater, he started crying on the stand. He began to talk about Veronica Moser-Sullivan - the 7-year-old girl who died in the theater shooting. He said he checked Veronica's pulse, but did not feel one. Another officer carried her out of the theater.
Officer Ingui responded around 2 a.m. He first went to Gateway High School to interview witnesses.
"It was terrible," Ingui testified.
He interviewed a number of witnesses who described shots being fired, including witnesses who were near people who died in the shooting. One of the witnesses described Holmes as being "calm and moved with purpose." After the interviews were over, Ingui went to the movie theater.
Theater 9 has 415 seats in it. He went row by row, describing to the court where each of the victims were found dead. When he was describing the location of each victim, some of the victims' families were sobbing in court.
Ingui also went through 140 hours of video surveillance from the theater, which included shots of the lobby, entryway, concession stand, office and some hallways. Ingui said Holmes used his phone to scan his ticket three times: once at 12:03 a.m. and twice more at 12:04 a.m.
It was revealed during Ingui's testimony that Holmes purchased his ticket for the midnight showing of The Dark Knight Rises on July 8 - nearly two weeks before the shooting. According to Ingui, Holmes spent some time in the concession stand, but did not buy anything.
Later on in the footage, Ingui said you could see dozens of people running across the screen from theater 9 to the doors of the theater building.
Many of the details revealed this week will be brand new because of the gag order in the theater shooting case.
Survivors, families, and the media gathered at the Arapahoe County Justice Center Monday morning.
Without question there is enormous public interest in this case. News outlets from around the country are in Colorado.
Victims' families have flown in from across the country and they expect this to be a very difficult week.
Many have never stepped foot in the courthouse or been in the same room with the suspect.
"We're all going to get through this process. It's very traumatizing," said Jessica Watts, who lost her cousin Jonathan Blunk on July 20.
Blunk is one of the 12 people who died, while 58 others were injured.
"It's almost like an extended family. We'll definitely be sitting together in court," Watts said.
Watts is trying to prepare the others who haven't been to court.
"The main shock will definitely be them seeing him for the first time," Watts said.
Another shock for the families will be the evidence revealed in court.
"[There will be] a lot more detail about that night," Watts said.
Watts says they've been told to expect video and photos from inside the theater.
"They are going to be of the wounded and of the dead," Watts said.
Watts has tried to prepare herself by reading the coroner's report, which says her cousin was shot four times with four guns, yet somehow stayed alive for 46 minutes.
9NEWS legal analyst Scott Robinson says families should expect many more details than are typically revealed in a preliminary hearing.
"The evidence is going to be pretty awful to listen to. I anticipate that this will be enormously traumatizing for anyone who had a loved one in that theater," Robinson said.
Robinson says both sides will lay out their strategies.
Expect the prosecution to reveal key evidence and the defense to lay the groundwork for a possible insanity plea.
"Because of the dozens and dozens of people directly affected by this shooting incident, I expect it'll be more of a mini trial," Robinson said.
Robinson says the evidence against the suspect is so strong, there's a chance he could accept a plea deal.
If that were to happen, this may be the closest to a trial these families, and all of us, will ever see.
Watts says the Arapahoe County District Attorney asked that the families not be alone this week.
"I'm going to go in there with a blank mind. It's definitely going to be emotional but I'm hoping that I'm going to get some answers," Watts said.
Watts wants answers about that night and how it played out.
Nearly six months after the shootings, this week marks a painful new chapter for these families who have already been through so much.
(KUSA-TV © 2013 Multimedia Holdings Corporation)


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As Congress begins a new session, hot-button issues ranging from gun control to immigration will dominate the agenda. Here are 10 proposals Americans opposed in recent polls.
75 percent: Don't cut education spending
Kristine Nannini talks to her fifth grade class at McGrath Elementary in Michigan in 2012. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)
In an October�survey, 75 percent opposed cutting federal funding for education. (Pew Research Center, 1,511 adults, Oct. 4-7,�+/- 2.9 percentage points)
74 percent: Don't ban handguns
A chrome plated revolver rests on top of a glass display case in this file photo. �(AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
In a December�survey, 74 percent opposed banning the possession of handguns by private citizens. (USA Today/Gallup, 1,038 adults, Dec. 19-22,�margin of error +/- 4 percentage points)
68 percent: Don't cut Medicaid spending
A Florida woman holds prescription drugs in this file photo. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)
In a December�survey, 68 percent said cutting spending on Medicaid, the government health insurance program for the poor, would be unacceptable. (Washington Post-ABC News, 1,002 adults, Dec. 13-16,�+/- 4.5 percentage points)
68 percent: Don't send troops to Syria
In a December survey, 68 percent opposed sending ground troops from the U.S. and other countries to try to establish safe zones inside Syria. (CNN/ORC, 620 adults, Dec. 17-18,�margin of error +/- 4 percentage points)
67 percent: Don't cut�road spending
Road construction signs are seen in 2012 in Springfield, Ill. (AP Photo/Seth Perlman)
In a December survey, 67 percent opposed reducing federal funding for roads and transportation as a way to reduce the national debt. (Pew Research Center, 1,503 adults,�Dec. 5-9,�margin of error +/- 2.9 percentage points)
65 percent: Don't arm�Syrian rebels
A child leads others in chanting Free Syrian Army slogans during a demonstration. (AP Photo/Andoni Lubaki)
In a December survey, 65 percent opposed sending arms to anti-government groups in Syria. (Pew Research Center, 1,503 adults, Dec. 5-9,�margin of error +/- 2.9 percentage points)
64 percent: Don't raise�the Social Security age
Rolls of blank social security checks run through printers in this 2005 file photo. (AP Photo/Bradley C Bower)
In a December�survey, 64 percent opposed raising the retirement age for Social Security benefits. (Politico/George Washington University, 1,000 registered likely voters, Dec. 2-6,�margin of error +/- 3.1 percentage points)
59 percent: Don't raise the Medicare age
In a�survey�late last year, 59 percent opposed gradually raising the age at which people can begin receiving Medicare benefits. (Pew Research Center, 2,511 adults, Nov. 28-Dec. 5,�margin of error +/- 2.2 percentage points)
59 percent: Don't cut�defense spending
Fighter pilots walk to their jets at a military base in Japan in this 2012 file photo. (AP Photo/Eric Talmadge)
In a December�survey, 59 percent opposed making significant cuts to the Department of Defense's budget. (Politico/George Washington University, 1,000 registered likely voters, Dec. 2-6,�margin of error +/- 3.1 percentage points)
51 percent: Don't ban assault rifles
Guns collected in a Los Angeles buyback are shown in 2012. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)
A ban on manufacturing, selling or possessing assault rifles was opposed by�51 percent in a December survey. (USA Today/Gallup, 1,038 adults, Dec. 19-22, margin of error +/- 4 percentage points)


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Prescribed burn set today near Micanopy
Published: Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 10:11 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 10:11 a.m.
A prescribed burn will take place today in a section of state conservation land in Marion County near Micanopy, according to an advisory released by Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park.
The fire will be about 53 acres in mesic flatwoods in the Price's Scrub Greenway off Marion County Road 320 west of Interstate 75 south of Micanopy.
Prescribed burning mimics natural fire cycles to restore healthy forests and natural communities, reduce undergrowth that accumulates over time and decreases the potential for wildfire, the advisory.
It added that burned lands experience an increase in native wildflowers, birds and other wildlife.
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FREDERICK, Md. (WUSA) -- Sunday afternoon, Frederick police say a driver who was stopped after speeding away was eating from a cup holder containing off-white crumbs. They say those crumbs appeared to be crack cocaine.
The incident started at 3:03 p.m. Sunday in the 400 block W. South Street. An officer patrolling an apartment complex parking lot saw a driver sitting a vehicle. According to police, the driver stared at the police vehicle briefly before speeding away on to W. South Street.
The officer followed the car and made a traffic stop "because the vehicle did not stop before entering a public road from a private drive," say police.
As he was talking to the driver, the officer says the driver's body was shaking, he was stuttering and the driver also gave him a credit card instead of his driver's license.
Another officer arrived at the scene for back up. That officer saw the driver open the center console and start eating something small. The officer told him to stop and get out of the vehicle, say police.
Off-white crumbs were spotted in the cup holder in the center console, and police say they appeared to be suspected crack cocaine.
The driver was placed under arrest, and police say they found items of suspected CDS paraphernalia in the vehicle when it was searched incident to arrest.


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Honolulu, HI (Sports Network) - Brandon Jawato tallied 21 points in 21 minutes
off the bench to push the Hawaii Warriors to a 76-61 victory over the UC
Riverside Highlanders in a Big West Conference matchup at the Stan Sheriff
Christian Standhardinger chipped in 17 points for Hawaii (9-5, 3-0 Big West),
which also received a double-double of 11 points and 11 rebounds from Vander
Joaquim. Isaac Fotu for into the mix with 10 points on 5-of-7 shooting from
the floor as the Warriors notched their third consecutive win.
Josh Fox scored a team-high of 12 points to go along with six rebounds for UC
Riverside (4-11, 1-2) as it lost for the third time in four outings. Tre Owens
and Dayton Boddie contributed 10 points each off the bench.
Hawaii took a sizeable 40-21 lead into halftime after it knocked down 60
percent of its field goal attempts including 8-of-12 from 3-point range in the
opening 20 minutes. The Highlanders fell behind early on as they shot just 31
percent from the floor in the first half.
UC Riverside played much better after the break and won the second half by
four points, but the Warriors converted 10-of-12 at the charity stripe to
coast to the 15-point decision.
Hawaii enjoyed a 30-25 edge in the rebounding battle and outscored the
visitors, 30-9, from beyond the arc.
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There's serious issues with brands promoting marketing campaigns in affiliation with tragedies or natural disasters.
Monday, American Apparel, Urban Outfitters, and others, sent email blasts to their East Coast customers announcing 'Hurricane Sandy Sales.' These are feeble attempts at latching onto trending news for monetary gain – these brands don't get "it."
The public at large took serious issue with these ballsy marketing tactics – taking to Twitter to voice disdain. Exploiting any tragedy for monetary gain is insensitive, ignorant and careless. People are dying, infrastructure is forever destroyed and millions are without power.
We've seen brands try these shenanigans before, perhaps you'll remember Kenneth Cole's backfired attempt at capitalizing on the Egyptian protests in February 2012. Their brand image took a huge hit, causing controversy, outrage, and a ton of angry tweeters.


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Prep roundup: Hurricane's Adams shuts out SC 2-0
Conner Adams fired a two-hit shutout Saturday as Hurricane earned a 2-0 prep baseball win at South Charleston.
Adams struck out eight, walked two and only surrendered two singles for the Redskins (4-1). Tyson Edwards doubled and drove in a run for Hurricane and Trey Dawson went 2 for 5 and Tate Brock doubled.
Trevor Sansom and John Cline each singled for South Charleston (2-1). SC pitchers Jonathan Pauley and Travis Howard allowed just six hits.
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|Peekin' into the past
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Five Years Ago
El Maizito De Oro #2, owned by Francisco and Gabriela Caraveo, recently opened in Holyoke at 124 S. Interocean Ave.
Phillips County Commissioners recently announced a $3,000 grant received by Pioneer Hi-Bred, a DuPont business, to go toward the Phillips County Event Center.
Ten Years Ago
In an effort to renovate and restore the multipurpose room at the Peerless Center, members of the Golden Plains Recreation Center's board of directors are currently seeking funds for a new "Wall of Fame" that is to be constructed at the facility.
Mark Farnsworth, manager of Highline Electric Association of Holyoke, recently announced that Highline's board of directors approved a capital credit refund to the membership of $1,333,000.70, returning 100 percent of the margins earned by Highline's members in 1987.
Andrew Gordon received his Boy Scout Eagle Rank at a special ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 7, after participating in the local Scout program for 10 years.
Twenty-Five Years Ago
Preliminary findings on benefit/cost ratios of possible water transfer projects from the South Platte to Frenchman River basins were presented to area NRD and irrigation district representatives in Imperial, Neb. Dec. 14.
Bruce's Tire and Muffler is moving to 440 E. Denver St., west of Beck's Bargain Barn.
Approximately 50 individuals attended the Chemigation Forum sponsored by the Holyoke Young Farmers Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 15.
Forty Years Ago
Randall Ortner won the district FFA award for excellence in sugar beet production at the Great Western Sugar Company's annual Northeast Colorado-Kansas District 4-H and FFA Achievement Banquet Dec. 16.
Carl Brandt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brandt of Holyoke, will be ordained a Christian minister Sunday, Dec. 24 at the Church of Christ in Julesburg.
A live nativity pageant will be presented by children of the fifth- through eighth-grade evening youth group of the Christian Church on the church lawn Friday, Dec. 22 at 7:30, 8 and 8:30 p.m.
Fifty Years Ago
Light rain began to fall in Holyoke yesterday afternoon and turned to snow at about 4 p.m. The moisture is a boon to the winter wheat and barley crops.
Miss Karen Vyrostek of Holyoke was a finalist in the annual Colorado Make It Yourself With Wool contest held recently in Denver and received wool material to make herself a dress and coat.
Holyoke Enterprise December 20, 2012


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RDR newbie needs tips on mastering the controls
RDR newbie needs tips on mastering the controls
Oct 5 2010, 11:24 PM
Post #1
Upstanding Citizen
Group: Members
Posts: 16
Joined: 5-October 10
Member No.: 59,236
basically, i suck at the controls. does anyone have any tips on mastering them?...or do i just need to keep playing until i get the hang of it.
Oct 5 2010, 11:32 PM
Post #2
Warlord of the Wastes.
Group: Gold Member
Posts: 3,141
Joined: 14-October 04
From: Leichenstadt, State of Massacre, in the Warlord Empire
Member No.: 2,470
XBL Gamertag: WarlordMassacre
PSN Name: Warlord_Massacre
You'll get the hang of it. Ride around the MacFarlane's Ranch area or just somewhere safe where there are plenty of random encounters along the road and there aren't wolves and cougars roaming around.
Massacre, you make me look like a rational, moral, kind person.
Massacre - What you've just posted is sick and disturbing...
When Massacre is around, everything is violated... Whether it likes it or not.
Whenever I think of "human resources" Massacre immediately springs to mind.
Oct 5 2010, 11:39 PM
Post #3
Upstanding Citizen
Group: Members
Posts: 16
Joined: 5-October 10
Member No.: 59,236
You'll get the hang of it. Ride around the MacFarlane's Ranch area or just somewhere safe where there are plenty of random encounters along the road and there aren't wolves and cougars roaming around.
thanks for the tip!
Oct 6 2010, 12:15 AM
Post #4
doesn't play well with others...
Group: Staff
Posts: 2,316
Joined: 28-March 08
From: michigan...
Member No.: 38,893
XBL Gamertag: your mother...
PSN Name: artistadam
Xfire Identity: i said your mother!!
save your game and go on some freeroam shenanigans... just keep heading off in different directions, trying stuff out... when you die, just re-load and head a different direction... basically, just stick with it and you'll get the hang of it... if you've played GTA IV then, you should be pretty familiar with the controls... the horses will take some time getting used to but, just keep at it... it doesn't take long to get used to the auto-aim, the horse controls (R1 for brake!!!) and the map...
i've watched friends learn how to play this by just freeroaming and heading off into a direction... when it's their turn again, they seem to picked up what they did last time, and apply that to their next shot... you can learn a lot by saving first and just freeroaming for a bit, reloading when you die...
This post has been edited by bOnEs: Oct 6 2010, 12:17 AM
Oh, good one. The "you're on the internet so you must have no life" insult isn't moronic or unoriginal at all. You must, without a doubt, be a very important member of society, not at all a waste of the already barely valuable gift of life.
As is the case for everyone who takes issue with people who make them sad on the internet, you are one of two kinds of people:
You are exactly what you claim I am, and that is a lonely, pathetic basement dweller. You life is spent eating eight pounds of junk food per day, masturbating to anything you find online that's even remotely feminine, and wishing you had good looks and social skills. You continue to live with your mother until she dies of a combination of lung cancer and liver failure brought on by the chain-smoking and heavy drinking she used to cope with what a failure you are. Your mother mercifully dead and free of the living embodiment of failure she regretfully thrust from her loins, the bills start to pile up and you, unemployed and unable to pay these bills (of course), lose the house and everything in it. Somehow even more of a failure than you already were, you wander from place to place eating out of dumpsters and sleeping in your own filth until you finally die of AIDS, which you contracted from a diseased whore you scrounged up enough money to pay for, so you could finally lose your virginity while at the same time pretending that your mother was back in your life.
You are the type who was an athlete in high school, who was genetically doomed to be an idiot but managed to finish school and even get a college scholarship because you were so good at a worthless children's game. You went off to college with a suitcase full of polo shirts and condoms, the polo shirts, because you're a douche, and the condoms to prevent you from impregnating the dim-witted young college girls whom you could never touch without the aid of Rohypnol, a drug you refer to as "roofies" because you can neither spell or pronounce Rohypnol. You scrape by with borderline D's for the next four years, and leave the campus to go out into the real world where your realize you're not intelligent or talented enough to do anything of value with your life. Misery and minimum wage ensues for thirty years, then you blow your brains out, and your corpse, alone and forgotten, is not discovered until the smell of rotting flesh seeps under your door and your bodily fluids finally soak through the floor of your studio apartment and into the room below you. Your body is cremated, the ashes scraped into a garbage bin because there was no one in your life who valued you enough to pay for a casket, funeral, or burial plot.
You're undoubtedly one of the two, otherwise you would have better things to do than complain about the theme of a forum that doesn't care about anything you have to say.
Oct 6 2010, 12:16 AM
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If you've played GTA IV, it's similar. Everyone here had to get used to the controls. I went a good way into the story before I got decent at the controls.
Welcome to iRD!
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thanks again for the tips. i'm sure i'll find them to be very helpful
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I always set the game controls to 'Classic' and up the (aim?) sensitivity. Also, spend some time shooting at birds while on horseback and mess around with your 'Dead Eye'.
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RDR has way better physic engine than GTA4,when you get used to it(especialy dead eyes)you will forget gta
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I always set the game controls to 'Classic' and up the (aim?) sensitivity. Also, spend some time shooting at birds while on horseback and mess around with your 'Dead Eye'.
I didn't increase the sensitivity (yes it's your aim and turning) until I started playing Expert multiplayer modes. I think it's still kind of slow compared to FPS games.
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Florida foal count ticks up while most states show decline
Published: Friday, September 13, 2013 at 6:11 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, September 13, 2013 at 6:11 p.m.
The Jockey Club released its annual report on the number of thoroughbred foals born in North America on Friday, and it showed Florida was one of only two states in the top 10 where breeding increased.
It was the second year in a row that Florida posted gains in number of foals born. Last year, it was the only state in the top 10 to post an increase.
"It's very encouraging to see Florida among the strongest breeding states. We see the signs that we seem to be climbing out of the recession with the strong local horse sales and the addition of new stallions and with farms being preserved as farms," said Lonny Powell, CEO of the Ocala-based Florida Thoroughbred Breeders' and Owners' Association.
Florida produced 1,751 foals in 2013, up 6.6 percent from the 1,642 in 2012, according to the report.
"I am tickled by the news. It's a sign that the economy is getting better," said Brent Fernung, who owns Journeyman Stud in Ocala and is also first vice president of the FTBOA.
But Powell said the numbers reported by the Jockey Club are likely to increase. Florida allows owners of thoroughbred to register the animals into the Jockey Club registry until the end of the year.
"We're not going to know our final numbers until the middle of January. So, it is likely to be even better than was reported," he said.
The only other state to post increases was New York, which saw the number of foals born there jump by more than 36 percent, from 713 to 971.
"We don't have the super incentives that New York can offer. The (casino) at Aqueduct has given them the ability to increase incentives. In weak economies people tend to flock to incentive states," Fernung said. "They have doubled purses in New York thanks to the (casino) revenue."
States sometimes offer added money to horses that are bred in the state and win in races run in the state. Florida offers some incentives, as well.
"If you level the playing field, Florida is the best place to breed and train. I know a lot of those New York horses, once they are weaned, they get them to Ocala. No one wants to winter a horse in New York with that cold," Fernung said.
Powell said Florida has many things going for it that could explain the slow, but steady growth.
"There's still great value in Florida. For a reasonable price you can come and take a shot at this game. The breeding industry has stood the test of time and produced quality and performance. Where else can you breed, sell, raise and race a horse in this type of quality environment with the weather and the soil and water we have?" he said.
Florida has traditionally ranked second to Kentucky as the top thoroughbred producing state, and this year was no different. Kentucky topped the list with 10,726 foals born. It was a drop of more than 2 percent from 2012, when 10,960 foals were born.
The Jockey Club report comes on the heels of its August estimate for the number of thoroughbred foals expected for 2014 in North America. That report predicted the number of foals would fall to 22,000, the seventh consecutive drop and the lowest number in at least 45 years.
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During the struggle for Indonesian independence, the first Indonesian President, Soekarno, was once exiled by the Dutch colonial government for four years to Ende Flores (from 1934 to 1938). Upon his arrival here, Soekarno did not have any place to stay. After staying in a house near Port Ende, he then looked for a rented house facing east. Soekarno then found a Dutch house occupied by Haji Abdulah Ambuwaru. In this house, Soekarno lived for four years. In 1954, when Soekarno became the Indonesian President, he officially inaugurated this house as a museum. This house is now called Rumah Soekarno.
This house has two bedrooms, a living room and an office. In the back of the house is a room previously used by Soekarno for meditation and several rooms for maids. In the back yard is a well, which is still working today.
During his exile here, Soekarno painted and wrote several plays such as Dokter Setan (Satanic Doctor).
Ende has many hotels and inns. Hotel Iklas (0381-21695) is usually for backpackers while Hotel Mentari (0381-21997) is for tourists. In addition, Hotel Dwi Putri, Safari, and Flores are also available.
When you arrive at Soekarno's house in the late afternoon, on Sunday, or on a public holiday, you can ask help from the owner of a house across the street to call the security guard to fetch you by motorbike for Rp10,000 (about 1 USD).
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Flight schedules and routes to Ende are tentative. At present, Transnusa has a flight scheduled everyday from Kupang to Ende (Transnusa Ende: 0381-24222). In addition, Merpati has four flights a week (Merpati Ende: 0381-21355). Ende is the busiest port in the southern part of Flores island.
Motorboats to many cities such as Kupang also have tentative schedules. It is therefore best for you to ask information from ASDP (0381-22007). The Pelni ship from Bali and Lombok also makes a stop over in Ende every two weeks.
Land transportation to western and eastern cities in Flores are operating as well. Ende has two inter-city bus stations, namely Wolowona for buses to eastern cities such as Moni, Maumere and Larantuka; and Ndao for buses to western cities such as Bajawa, Ruteng and Labuan Bajo.


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I'm in my final year at college studying business management and we have now got the task of developing a business that will be accessible our local SME sector and I am wanting to know a few things.
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1. Would Zimbra Server be ok to use if we wanted to setup a hosted mail exchange where people can pay for mail boxes?
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Located in Mountainville, NY, Storm King extends the idea of a sculpture garden to an entire landscape, beautifully celebrating the relationship between nature and art. Founded in 1960 by Ralph E. Ogden and H. Peter Stern, the outdoor museum was originally intended for the Hudson River School. But it's founders soon became dedicated to modern sculpture, and began purchasing pieces to place directly in the landscape.
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Through November 13, 2011, Storm King Art Center is celebrating its 50th Anniversary with two special exhibits. One is an exhibition in the museum building of Storm King's history, and the other is the outdoor exhibit, 5+5 New Perspectives, a collection of ten new works from different artists. Five of the artists are already represented in the collection, while the other five are new. The pieces range from a curving tunnel made from 3,000 bamboo poles by Stephen Talasnik to a Stongehenge-esque sculpture by Darrell Petit created from two massive blocks of granite. The special exhibit began last year, but it was so popular that Storm King extended it through 2011.
Storm King is a great place to take children, as it is a fabulous way to introduce young kids to art without the boring white walls and confining spaces of museums / galleries. By merging amazing art with beautiful landscape and wide-open spaces, Storm King appeals to visitors of all ages. I took my two year old, Petey to Storm King in 2010 and he loved it!
For those of you who can't make it up to the Hudson Valley, don't fret. Until September 25, Storm King has lent a collection of its Mark di Suervo sculptures to Governors Island. More than half a dozen of di Suvero's spatially dynamic pieces are situated across the 172-acre island, making it the largest outdoor presentation of the artist's work in the city since 1970. The urban background of the city provides a stark contrast to the rural lands of Storm King, while highlighting di Suvero's use of industrial salvaged steel.


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The Drop Top Camaro Is Made OfficialWritten on January 4, 2007 Make it so...
A few months ago we speculated about a convertible version of the retro-styled '09 Camaro and it looks like we were right. On January 4th GM made the announcement that drop-top Camaro fans will have something to look forward to in 2010. According to Ed Peper, general manager of GM's Chevrolet division, "If this Camaro convertible doesn't make your heart beat faster, you should either see your optometrist or your cardiologist, because you have a problem."
The concept is shot in "Hugger Orange" pearl tricoat, an update of the color offered in '69, and the stripes are gunmetal gray. Rumor is that the production models of both the coupe and 'vert will look very, very much like the concepts. "The new Camaro concepts bridge heritage with contemporary style, with a design that is simultaneously admired among import-influenced youth and traditional enthusiasts," declared chief exterior designer Brian Smith.
The wheels on the concept 'vert are 21-inch up front and 22s in the back. The seats are platinum-on-black suede and leather to give a more airy feel to the interior. The round-gauge-square-hole design of the instrument panel is definitely a nod to the '69 model and smoked satin aluminum accents are scattered around the retro-modern interior.
Given the how big a hit the coupe was at last year's auto show we're sure this new convertible version will be getting a lot of attention. Is it '09 yet?