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Veterans, current service members and their family members stood for the Armed Forces Salute, as audience members clapped along in the packed auditorium on Friday, thanking those who served for their sacrifice.
The Army Field Band and Soldiers' Chorus paid a visit to Duxbury and played to a nearly full house at the Performing Arts Center. The band was invited to Duxbury by the American Legion Post 223 in Duxbury and entertained those in attendance for two hours with full concert pieces, performances spotlighting individual singers, and several choral pieces.
The night started off with the presentation of the col- ors by the American Legion's color guard and moved on to several patriotic pieces in a "Patriotic Prologue." A piece from The Impresario, by W.A. Mozart, entitled "I am the Prima Donna," featured Staff Sergeants Teresa Alzadon, Daniel Erbe and Rachel Rose Farber as vocal soloists who sang about their love triangle.
The first half of the performance ended with a symphonic version of dances from West Side Story, which had audience members clapping and laughing along as the instrumentalist captured the rise and fall of the movement from the film and play versions of the story.
The second half of the concert opened with several choral selections featuring the Soldiers' Chorus. The Chorus traveled the world as they per- formed a quick Irish song and a slower Scottish one, round- ing out their world tour with a rendition of "America the Beautiful" that filled the entire auditorium.
Staff Sergeant Tracy Labrecque, soloist, and Sergeant First Class Carmen Russo, trombone, performed "Viva Brasilia," accompanied by the entire Army Field Band.
Members of Duxbury's Wind Ensemble and Cham- ber Singers were invited on stage to perform a piece with the band, including clarinet players Maren Lloyd and Em- ily Thomas, bassoon player Angela Connors, French horn player Maya Lee, horn player Christian Down and trombone player Kevin Coakley.
Master Sergeant Erica Russo, a singer in the chorus, said performing with the band and chorus is an incredible op- portunity.
"It's the most rewarding thing I could ever get to do," she said. "It's such a tremendous opportunity to have this as my full-time job."
Russo, who has been performing with the band for nearly 13 years, said the process to become a member of the band or chorus is rigorous. When a position on the band or chorus opens up, it is formally posted and applications are accepted. The positions are open only to qualified professional musicians. A handful of applicants are selected and invited to come in for an in-person au- dition. If they "win" the audition, they go to their recruiter, sign the papers and head off to basic combat training. Upon graduation from basic training, they report directly to the band and chorus unit.
"That is your full-time position with the Army," Russo said.
All of the current band and chorus members have completed at least a bachelor's degree in music, many have master's degrees and several even have doctorates.
Staff Sergeant Sarah Schram-Borg, who has been a member of the band as an oboe player for two and a half years, said the rehearsal schedule is extensive. Players and singers arrive at rehearsal at 9 a.m., and rehearse as an entire ensemble until about noon, when they split off into individual practices and small group rehearsals. Some members also have extra duties, such as working on the production team to design programs and educational outreach DVDs.
On the 38-day tour that hits about 30 cities, both Russo and Schram-Borg said they often lose track of the days while on the road.
"The other day I was convinced for several hours that it was Tuesday and eventually someone told me it was actually Sunday," Russo said. "I am often looking at my room key and saying the room number out loud so I don't forget where I am."
For the performers, one of the most rewarding aspects of performing with the band and chorus is at the end, when the band plays the Armed Forces Salute, honoring all branches of the Armed Forces. Veterans, current service members and family members of those who have served stand for their respective songs, clapping and saluting as the band plays. For the performers, they realize its much more than just cheering for the quality of the performance.
"Sometimes you have a veteran and their service song starts and it might take them the whole song to stand up but they are bound and determined to stand," she said. "It's so amazing to know that you are touching those people."
As the crowd got on their feet during the Battle Hymn of the Republic, the last song of the evening, Schram-Borg said the cheering and support from the audience members shows how the band and chorus are able to represent the Armed Forces in a unique way.
"There's nothing better than that," she said. "We are doing what we love, and are also serving a higher purpose by representing our heroes and honoring our veterans. I find that so fulfilling."


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Ryan Hope - River Island x William Tempest "It Will Not Always Be Summer"
River Island commissioned Ryan Hope to concept and direct this lavish short film to mark the launch of their Design Forum collection by William Tempest.
A secluded mansion. Day collides with night. Fantasy lives and reality subsides. A party like no other. Beause when the morning comes it will not always be summer.
Director: Ryan Hope
Producer: Laura Jones
Exec Producer: Stephen Whelan
Director of Photography: Tony Miller
Steadicam: Simon Wood
Costume Stylist: Chloe Kerman
Make up Artist: Abigail Johnson
Hair Stylist: Claire Rothstein
Art Director: Anna Rhodes
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Paris Travel Guide: 22,707 reviews and 56,112 photos
I've been to Paris 3 times now, the first time was four years ago.
Having only done package holidays up to this point, and as I was travelling with a friend who was also a novice, we chose a similar holiday for our first visit to Paris.
Our tour operator was a coach company, Ledger tours based in Rotherham. We travelled to Dover and then caught the ferry to France.
This was a great way of seeing Paris for the first time as so much was crammed into a couple of days.
We saw the Eiffel Tower(but did'nt have time to go up it) and the Arch D'Triomphe which impressed me more that the Tower, Walked down the Champs-Elysees, saw the Place de la Concorde,visited Notre Dame, and Palace of Versaille
We even had time for a bit of retail therapy when we were dropped off outside the Opera house to do some shopping.
When we went to Montmartre and the Sacre Coeur I just knew I had to come back, they were my favourite places.
The down side to this type of holiday is the long hours travelling by coach from England to France.
In February, 2004 I went back with Mick who is more adventurous.This time we made our own travel arrangements, flying to CDG Airport. and booked our own hotel.
Travelling around Paris was on the Metro.
This time we chose the things we wanted to see and had time to go up the Eiffel Tower.
We enjoyed it so much that we went back again in June
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Great tips on a great city, not been for years. maybe it's time to return..
Hi Liz, very good tips, I shall pass your accommodation tip on to my sister, she is looking for somewhere to stay. Paris is a city you could return to yearly isnt it! Lovely page, Happy travels (~_~)
nice pages, i love that city! :)
Nice travel page
lovely pics & tips about my favourite city! Montmartre is my favourite area too :)
Beautiful photos and tips that tell of a great adventure. You look a little cold?? G'day from Australia
Beautiful page. I like your photos
Pages are looking really good Liz. Look forward to seeing more tips.
Paris was harder on my feet than any other city l have ever visited ! a really nice page Liz, looking forward to more
great start about a wonderful city
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Are you fascinated by the human psyche and interested in satisfying this curiosity through a career in a clinical, therapeutic, educational or research setting? Marylhurst University's Bachelor of Arts in Psychology degree explores how people learn and develop, and analyzes the internal and external influences on thought, behavior, learning and development. Students learn how to conduct and interpret research and gain the necessary skills to help others grow, evolve and heal.
In this program, you'll have the opportunity to explore a range of topics from neurotransmitters to nurturance, from prenatal brain development to cutting-edge research on Alzheimer's disease.
Psychology students:
- Explore how people learn and develop
- Learn what drives personalities, intellects and emotions from infancy to maturity
- Analyze the internal and external influences on thought, behavior, learning and development
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- Gain the skills needed to help others grow, evolve and heal
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Psychology graduates gain a strong, holistic sensibility that is good preparation for work in clinical, therapeutic, educational and research settings. Graduates go on to work in helping professions, social sciences, organizational and community development, the nonprofit sector, and in secondary and higher education. The degree also prepares you for graduate study in psychology and related disciplines such as social work, education, counseling, art therapy and interdisciplinary studies.
The career outlook for psychology majors is strong. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics demand for mental health counselors, marriage and family therapists is expected to grow 29% between 2012 - 2022. This projected growth is expected as more people have mental health counseling services covered by their insurance policies. Demand growth of 12% is expected for psychologists and 14% for childcare workers by 2022.
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La sra. Gladys es costurera, esta acompañada hace 10 años con el señor Jorge, con quiene tiene 2 hijas .Ella solicita el credito para la compra de telas, agujas, hilos para la confeccion de prendas para bebe. Gladys tiene como meta ir creciendo en su negocio e ir comprando mas maquinas de coser y brindando asi un mejor estilo de vida a su familia.
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Two seniors at Dakota Ridge High School have launched an enterprise designed to increase awareness of classmates who may be at risk of suicide.
Working with teacher Rachel Caliga in their entrepreneurship class, Andrew Arney and Bobby Lloyd McConnell have developed a business plan called "Operation Upstream," which includes products designed to prevent suicides.
"We thought Operation Upstream would be a perfect business," Arney said.
A story in the March 2 edition of the Courier contained misleading information about wording on memorial plaques to be placed on benches at Clement Park. The board of the Foothills Park & Recreation District approved two references to verses in the New Testament of the Bible as content for the plaques. The actual quotations will not appear on the plaques.
EVERGREEN — It felt like an end of an era as D'Evelyn's girls basketball players filed out of their locker room March 4 at Evergreen High School.
The Jaguars suffered a season-ending 49-26 loss to Jeffco rival Evergreen in the 4A Great 8 state tournament game. Not only did the loss close the season for D'Evelyn (16-10 record), but also it saw the likes of Lexi Reed and Aubrey Sotolongo walking off the basketball court together for the last time.
AURORA — It's 2 minutes and 10 seconds Dakota Ridge's basketball team would like back.
The Eagles led 14-12 on No. 2 seed Regis with about five minutes to play in the second quarter March 2 at Regis Jesuit High School in Aurora. The Raiders (22-4 record) suddenly went on a 11-0 run over 130 seconds to snag a 23-14 lead thanks to some Dakota Ridge (17-8) turnovers that led to some transition buckets for Regis.
HIGHLANDS RANCH — Diane Thompson admits she wasn't sure how her first year as Dakota Ridge's girls basketball coach would go.
"I didn't know what I had. After that first week I thought, maybe we are OK," Thompson said March 1 after the Eagles' season ended at Highlands Ranch High School with a 70-41 loss. "It was kind of a rollercoaster season. I've got to give it to the kids. We aren't very big. We are very crafty."
DENVER — It's been awhile since Jeffco produced a contender for the Class 5A boys basketball state title.
For more than a decade, no Jeffco team had even made it to the Final Four in the biggest classification of the boys hoops state tournament. Chatfield ended that drought March 5 with its 63-55 overtime victory against Cherry Creek in the Great 8.
DENVER — The effort of the many outweighed the effort of the one March 5 at the Denver Coliseum.
Chatfield's boys basketball team used its depth and balance to outlast and overcome the remarkable individual performance of Cherry Creek senior Will Halfon. The Chargers reeled in a 63-55 overtime victory despite 38 points from Halfon.
DENVER — It took Chatfield to work a little overtime, but for the first time since 1996 the Chargers advanced to the Final Four of the Class 5A boys basketball state tournament.
The 5A Jeffco League champions defeated Cherry Creek 63-55 in overtime March 5 at the Denver Coliseum. In the Chatfield's first trip to the Great 8 since 2001, the No. 2 seed Chargers outscored No. 4-seeded Bruins 13-5 in overtime to take the eight-point victory.
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LITTLETON — Stephen Schimpeler led Chatfield to the Great 8 of the Class 5A boys state basketball tournament in his first year as head coach (2000-01).
AURORA — Urgency hit Dakota Ridge's boys basketball team like a ton of bricks in the fourth quarter March 2 at Regis Jesuit High School.
The Eagles trailed by a dozen points — 39-27 — to the No. 2-seeded Regis heading into the final eight minutes. With their season on the line, No. 3 seed Dakota Ridge (17-8 record) put on a furious rally attempt scoring 26 points in the fourth quarter in the Class 5A state tournament Sweet 16 game.
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Oh Yeah, Wow! A Day In Gotye's Stop Motion Life
Nine months in the making, and shot using a five-room set that took five months to build, stop motion animator Darcy Prendergast (pictured left, with Gotye) and his team at Oh Yeah Wow have unveiled their film clip for Gotye's song, Easy Way Out.
As with all Gotye's music videos, the Easy Way Out clip is as much a short film as a music video, and it's another one that demands rewatching again and again, just to see all the small details and admire the sheer hard work. I'm sure this clip will enjoy a long and awards-garnished festival life.
I spoke to Darcy earlier today (who also did the stop motion work on Gotye's Eyes Wide Open music video) and he kindly sent some awesome behind-the-scenes pictures as well as his director's statement, which shows just how keenly Darcy and his team (including Vis FX wizard, Andrew Goldsmith) value the devil in the details.
"We wanted to make sure this was the best thing we could possibly produce and not cut corners by rushing. We did it the hard way and with an artist like Gotye, we always knew we'd have a large audience, so for us it was important to throw everything we had at it," Darcy said in his director's statement.
"We completely disregarded 'good business sense' and created a piece of art that would hopefully leave the viewer's cerebral cortex sliding down the computer screen. From a visual perspective, we wanted to bombard our audience with magic," he said.
"There were so many times where we were literally working on the individual elements for 24 hours straight, surviving purely on the belief of the end goal. The set alone, was a small house. We had lunch in it, we had naps on the bed and our actual studio fridge was painted grey put in place. We had to build the various rooms. We furnished them according to colour palette. We found the toilet in the branches of a friends tree. We completely tiled the bathroom ourselves without knowing how. We bought over 10,000 sheets of paper for the office. And after all of that, we burnt it all with a flamethrower for the final camera pass."
Darcy Prendegast is a well known voice within Australian animation circles, but let's hope this collaboration brings him -- and the rest of the guys at Oh Yeah Wow -- lots more fans in the wider film industry. His acclaimed music video for All India Radio's song Rippled is also worth hunting down. It uses light painting animation, animated frame by frame over six months, using long exposure techniques.
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Pray for your pain,
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What has happened to the economy under the Tories – in six charts
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Growth is down, share prices are lower, wages are flat, inflation is weak, productivity is falling and unemployment went up
In 2015, employees took home an average of £528 a week
Inflation has now hovered around zero for nine straight months as oil prices plunge and food prices fall
The Consumer Price Index stood at 0.0% in August, down from 0.1% in July
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John Lewis has decided against closing its final salary pension scheme, leaving it as one of the only retailers in the country that still offers new staff the gold-plated retirement payouts more commonly associated with politicians and civil servants.
On a per capita basis, the nation has all the ingredients to be one of the world's most prosperous nations
New tenancies in England and Wales up 7.7 per cent
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Resistance training ? Obedience training ?
Resistance training ? Obedience training ?
Looks like he is well behaved back there. My Corgi would love it if I made something for her to sit in.
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Originally Posted by 2manybikes
That really is cute, though. He looks so well behaved!
I'll have to show the wife that pic! Do you mind if I swipe it?Originally Posted by 2manybikes
. He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.- Fredrick Nietzsche
"We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals." - Immanuel Kant
If you wouldn't mind, I'd like to post the pic in my cycling blogs as well. If you give permission, I will, but if not, I won't. Up to you!
. He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.- Fredrick Nietzsche
"We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals." - Immanuel Kant
He seems to like it.Originally Posted by ryanz4
He has a four point connection clipped to his collar like four short leashes, he can just about get his collar to the edge, but he can lie down and stand up. He does that "dog out the car window thing " looking forward when we are moving. I guess that's a good thing.
Thanks, I agree.Originally Posted by koffee brown
This is the response from 100% of the ladies and more than 50% of the guys. I can't go a block without someone wanting to talk to me. Yesterday a lady in a car rolled down the car window and slowed down to tell me that. It's very entertaining.
Ride the Litespeed top of the line bike with all good stuff on it down a well travelled bike path and two or three people notice in 25 miles, maybe one person comments or no one does. The dog..every block I get a comment. Racers, on training rides slow down to say hi! That means something, but what?
Help yourself. I have a larger higher res picture if you want it. His name is Bailey, it's a 1970's Schwinn "Town and Country" I restored.Originally Posted by Tom Stormcrowe
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Very cool, by the way. I used to take my cat for bike rides, have her sit on my shoulders, every so often she' slip off and be dangling by her leash inches above the road. I have since wisened up, do not worry. She no longer goes on bike rides with me. Although, I guess she could in a bicycle basket like that if she so desired...
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Yes it is. It's a single speed and the old bikes were not geared for a good spin at a reasonable speed. Now I spin out at about 14 mph. 10 mph is a nice easy spin, and I can go up hills with over 100lbs of load in the trike (the dog is only 25 lbs.). 10 mph is plenty fast with the dog. No hot rodding with the dog. Care is needed with a coaster brake on only one back wheel and a front brake.Originally Posted by Sir Lunch-a-lot
When I broke my toe I had a zap motor on it and two car batteries in the basket. It would hold 16 mph for about an hour.
Feel free to drop by and check it out. I think you'll enjoy the post. Here's my blog.Originally Posted by 2manybikes
. He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.- Fredrick Nietzsche
"We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals." - Immanuel Kant
"We" did 17 miles last night with four "rest stops" last night. The dog is wiped out, I'm ready to keep going. I think he has never had so much fresh air in the face for so long, and had lots of things to look to keep him interested, and lots of attention from others. He had to take a nap.
Thats inspiring ............. Just got to try it with my Jack Russel "RIPPER" this weekend. Picking up 2 trikes tomorrow. Tried him in a basket on the carrier on a Raleigh Twenty last Sunday .......... He stayed in but he really crapped himself.
What a perfect name for a Jack Russel It kind of fits the personality too.Originally Posted by yantoTwenty
I started out with short trips of three or four blocks to a place where he really likes to explore. I sort of worked up to it slowly. Friday we did about 12 miles with a stop about every 3 miles just in case he did need a break. He did need one of them. When we stop I give him enough time to "decide" if he needs to go.
When I went to take him out of the basket at home he lay down and curled up as if to stay? If it works out can you post some pictures?
YEEEHAAAAAAAAAAAA Got the Trikes today Not in great condition but I reckon I am up to the rebuild - Modding - etc. Will have one of them roadworthy tomorrow and will test Ripper out on a short 5-6 mile ride.
Will def. post some pics of him and the rest of the family on a ride. Got this silly urge to get a WWI Flying Helmet for him, but first things first lets get him used to being my co-pilot. Already sat him in my chair and pointed out Bailey and given him a pre flight briefing. He took it all in, licked me, perked his ears up and then ran to the kitchen to stock up on rations. Kick off will be at 09.30 hours tomorrow we have synchronised watches and so forth ............. Will keep you posted ...........Yanto Twenty
What? No helmet?
Cars kill 45,000 Americans every year.
This is like losing a war every year, except without the parades.
Sounds like he's ready to go. I thought about the same helmet and some goggles.Originally Posted by yantoTwenty
I put another basket under the "pasenger compartment" for water, a bowl, some dog treats, and a tool kit. You can attach just about any kind of a bag to the back of the trike if you want. I got a handlebar bike bag too and it fits in front of the basket behind the seat perfectly.
Gotta love having DOG as your copilot! I was joking with my wife several years ago about putting one of my dogs in a trailer, mainly for the purpose of resistance training - no hills around here to speak of, thought 45 lbs of dog and 25 lbs of trailer might do the trick. Anyone who knows my American Eskimo Cooper understands that he hates to be left behind, so he would be the logical fit. Came home from work one day, wife presented me with a kid trailer she had bought from one of her friends for peanuts, and told me to have at it.
Cooper absolutley loves going for rides - found out a month or two later that one of my riding partners was bringing his 11 year old son on our annual 300 + mile ride (DALMAC) from Lansing MI to Mackinac City, MI. As we had chosen the 5 day route, averaging 60 - 65 miles a day, my game plan changed dramatically. Cooper would accomany me on the ride. A handleful of organized rides, increasing in length, proved that he was willing, and that I was willing and able.
A few photos of Cooper in his coupe.... )
Originally Posted by pel-o-ton
Coopers coupe is cool.
How far have you taken him? What is a comfortable cruising speed on flat ground? Do you stop for him to get out every so often?
First couple of rides taught me that as long as Cooper knew he was going to be in a trailer for a while, everything would be ok, otherwise it there was a better than 50-50 chance he'd mess himself in the trailer. Standard operating procedure now is to get all set to go, ride 5 miles or so, then stop so Cooper could relieve himself. This works very well. Cooper's longest single day ride to date is 81 miles. On flat ground we can do 13 - 15 mph pretty much all day, stopping every hour or so to let him stretch his legs, get a drink, and a treat.
Thanks.Originally Posted by pel-o-ton
Sunday morning came, Up at 07.30 breakfast for everyone....... 3 expectant faces ... the sky was a gloomy grey colour, the rain was pouring down steadily, Are we going Dad ?? What time will it stop raining ?? Will Mummy ride in the wet?? Is Ripper really going to come with us???
Avoided the wife's eyes and grabbed the keys to the bike locks, maintenance oil and the bike toolkit box.
Safety check of all the bikes and the hastily readied Dutch Trike picked up the day before. Ripper watched from the safety of the dry porch the children were watching from the front windows. I got soaked, changed the seat of the Trike adjusted the brakes and cursed 'cos there was no control for the shimano 3 speed hub. Lashed on a fold up basket from the shed and called Ripper forward. He didn't want to get in, looked at me sideways, pleaded not to be forced. The compassionate guy inside me surfaced ....
I picked him up and said " a deal is a deal, you will be my co-pilot!!!". I placed him in the rear and off we went around the block. The 500m trial run worked, he stayed in and he wasn't shaking like a leaf.
The rain eased off and we were all ready for the off. The other halfs face was a picture LOL, she really didn't want to go !!!
We did a 8 mile gentle cycle along the sea paths, almost everyone we met thought he looked cute and happy and stopped for a quick chat. We will double the ride next Sunday and try to get out a couple of times this week if the weather stays OK. Must find somewhere that has a control cable set up for the hub, a change of gear would have made it an easier ride in parts.
Great idea to put another basket on the underneath 2manybikes, will do it this week.
Also like coopers' set up, will keep an eye out for a trailer.
Well here it is .... a Pic of Ripper on the back of the newly acquired Trike.
He did eventually enjoy the ride, we stopped a couple of times to let him get his land legs back and go about his doggy business. If the pics fail I'll try to upload again.
Last edited by yantoTwenty; 04-24-06 at 09:05 AM.
Thanks for the nice report. The pictures came in fine. It looks like the basket is a good size for Ripper.Originally Posted by yantoTwenty
I don't know about your basket, but Bailey could fit his feet through the side openings of mine so I covered the sides to make sure he could not get his feet close to the spokes. If I did not have him leashed in I would have made a shield between the inside of the fender and the basket for the same reason. He did put his foot over the basket once before he was leashed in. He has not done it since.
I like your trike, it will be nice when you get the 3 speed working. I found narrow 90 psi tires for my wheels, that helps too. I would love to hear how it goes when the transmission works.
I'm always interested in anything you have to say about your rides with Ripper and the "Ripperrider" trike. I'm going to print out your pictures for my family to see. Thanks! Have fun!!
Where are the photos taken? Nice path.
For yantoTwenty.
Super-duper cool! And obscenely cute. I bet the dogs love it.


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Nourish, protect and restore your leather tack with Effax® Lederbalsam. This leather conditioner helps give new tack a long life and makes old tack look newer. Formulated with natural lanolin and avocado oil, this leather balm makes your leather supple and resilient.
Care for your riding and sports clothing with Hey Sport® Tex Wash. This bleach-free detergent neutralizes odors without compromising waterproof functionality. Perfect for fabrics such as Schoeller®, Goretex®, Sympatex® and more. 250 ml. By Effol®.
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Fiebing's Saddle Soap is an easy-to-use paste formulation that lubricates leather fibers as it cleans. This saddle soap is neatly packaged in a tin and offered in colors to best suit the tack color.
This well-made Millstone German Check Breakaway Halter offers the benefits of a breakaway replaceable crown, plus the comfort of sueded nubuck lining the nose and cheeks. This nylon halter has a two buckle crown, snap throat and adjustable chin.
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It's been a while since I did a sneak peak for all of you. Would you believe me if I told you that this is just two days worth of work. Well that is true. There are a few heads, a few tails, a few mains, some bodies and legs. Only four pokemon. Umbreon, Glaceon, Eevee, and Flareon... This means that they can be any of the up coming Eevee Evolutions. Where as Leafeon and Vaporeon are going to take a bit longer than any of these four. (To be honest with you Umbreon is going to take a while to make as well).
seems like you already have done a lot ^^
Yup, surprisingly three of the four are completely finished. Just I have to edit the pictures!
Wow, great progress! Putting everything together is the fun part (except when the glue isn't cooperating lol)
Yeah... I almost just had a fit because the paper that I'm using for eevee has a glossy layer on it, (it's a thin layer but still is glossy) so the glue is really not cooperating. But I think it's going good so far. I'm taking this part slow. For now anyways.
Vaporeon is always the most difficult to make, but so worth it. My favorite!
absolutely wonderful art! Eevee and its evolutions are deff my fav
it's a Poke-Chainsaw Massacre


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The 17th Conference of the Parties (COP 17) is taking place in the city of Durban, South Africa, from 28 November to 9 December 2011. This new round of climate negotiations under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change will face the enormous challenge of accelerating the construction of an effective framework to fight climate change. The odds seem to be however extremely dim.
On one side, the world economy is been hit by the worst crisis in decades, which will likely scare off funding commitments for the coming critical years. On the other, negotiations have followed a route towards fragmentation and lack of commitment that threatens to muddle action right when it is most needed. The few agreements on action mechanisms have privileged a narrow view on costs, capacities, and policy instruments, as well as an ill-founded trust in market-based solutions. This route may be simply too misguided and difficult to correct on time, especially considering the evidence on the pace of climate change impacts and the close we could be to really dangerous tipping points.
Dangerous change: long-term feedback mechanisms
Ice sheets, rainforests, and permafrost regions seem to indicate that the responsiveness of the climatic system to man-made emissions is escalating. First, 2010 marked a record year in the melting rate of the ice sheet covering Greenland since 1979. A study by the Cryospheric Processes Laboratory at The City College of New York showed that the melting area has been increasing at about 17,000 square kilometers a year over the past 30 years. [1] The trend confirms previous findings by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). [2] The subsequent reduction of the surface albedo is an important feedback mechanisms affecting climate sensitivity: the smaller the ice sheet, the more solar energy is absorbed by the Earth and the more melting occurs. Climate sensitivity to a given concentration of greenhouse gases (GHG) increases in the long term with ice melting, increasing the warming effect of GHG emissions on the climate system. [3]
Second, the Amazon River reached its lowest level in 47 years in 2010, experiencing the worst drought in a century. The second worst drought hit the Amazonian rainforest only five years earlier. The two events have revealed another powerful feedback mechanism. In a normal year, the Amazon rainforest absorbs around 1.5 billion tons of CO 2 ; however, the biomass killed by the 2010 drought had a carbon impact of 2.2 billion tons and could reach up to 5 billion in the next years as dead trees rotten. [4] In other words, global warming threatens to turn rainforests from carbon sinks into carbon sources, in addition to destroy one of the planet's richest ecosystems.
Finally, as several recent studies indicate, [5] another large feedback effect is expected to come from the release of methane frozen in the Siberian Artic shelf as permafrost thaws. Arctic regions hold some of the largest stores of carbon in the form of methane hydrates, about 1.6 trillion tons, twice as much carbon as in the atmosphere. [6] It is precisely those regions that have been registering the faster warming rates. Research by the National Science Foundation has shown that methane is indeed leaking from the Siberian Arctic and that only a fraction of the methane captured on the shelf could trigger abrupt climate warming. [7] As Russian authorities have estimated, Siberian permafrost may shrink between 15 and 30% by 2050. [8]
Trends and Targets
There is growing evidence that limiting global warming to 2°C will not be enough and that the emission reduction targets will have to be seriously raised up. This is the more urgent as GHG emissions accelerated since the year 2000 far more rapidly than expected in the worst scenarios of the IPCC. The growth rate of atmospheric CO 2 concentration augmented from 6.4 Giga-tons per year in the 1990's to 7.2 Giga-tons per year in the period 2000-2005. If the trend of the last 20 years' continues, human GHG emissions would increase between 40% and 60% from 2000 to 2050. [9] Although reductions in emissions are expected as a result of the economic crisis, the economy is still highly carbon intensive.
To avoid coming closer to highly risky tipping points in climate change, some scientists assert, the atmospheric concentration of GHG should be allowed not beyond 350 ppm (parts per million) CO 2 by the end of the century, which means that global emissions should be reduced much further than the 50% to 85% reduction in emissions proposed by 2050 as accepted in Copenhagen. As shown by the Economics for Equity and the Environment Network, a 350 target could be achievable by reaching zero emissions by 2050. While many would think this effort would trigger an unacceptable economic downturn, the study estimates costs around 1 to 3% of global GDP.
If the Earth's climate sensitivity increases as a result of these feedback mechanisms the uncertainty about the future of human and natural systems would expand to radical levels. At some point along the century, even the achievement of a zero emissions society could result insufficient to hold back global warming once it has gain enough momentum. While many solutions to disengage carbon emissions from productive activities exist, we still lack the political and social rearrangements needed to make them real.
Negotiating the future: a bottom-up model or rationalizing failure?
When confronted to the scientific evidence about climate change, the advances in a global framework for regulating GHG emissions look completely out of time. The truth is that climate negotiations have been stuck for a long time and the few advances look weak against the magnitude of the challenge.
Climate negotiations reached their highest point with the ratification of the Kyoto Protocol in 2001. The Protocol was criticized in its early days for its many flaws: its conservative and insufficient (even by the incomplete science of the day) targets, its weak and contradictory enforcement mechanisms, the heavy reliance on market solutions without attention to market failures, and the huge blanks about how to translate the principle of shared but differentiated responsibility into concrete mechanisms of action. Yet it formulated important guidelines like the precautionary principle and put together a blueprint of regulation that matched direction and commitment with action mechanisms into a single legally binding body.
The U.S. refusal to sign the Kyoto Protocol pushed the climate negotiations into a spiral of fragmentation and ambiguity. Negotiations on extending the Protocol after 2012 had to be separated from those on mechanisms of action, under the argument of preserving a negotiation floor while advancing the construction of a cooperation framework. The Bali Action Plan specified these two set of issues to different Working Groups. But later on as divided positions on commitments became more entrenched, the trust on the effectiveness of decision-making based on consensus became under siege, opening the way to parallel and opaque negotiations that finally exploded in the COP15 in Copenhagen. The rules of multilateralism, severely damaged in the abrupt closing of Copenhagen, were restored to some extent in the COP16 in Cancun (December 2010), the accords on emission reduction commitments were sacrificed and substituted by voluntary reductions. The decision on extending of the Kyoto Protocol was delayed for Durban, where it will most probably be declared dead. At the best, some of its remains will be recovered is a watershed form.
The current state of negotiations has been labeled as a realistic, bottom-up, de-centralized approach, that proceeds step by step from solid building blocks, instead of a top-down, fully constructed accord. The rhetoric is at least inaccurate (the Kyoto Protocol took actually years to build up). At worst, it is just a rationalization of plain disorder and lack of agreement. And it is especially a dangerous way of reasoning because the action mechanisms that allegedly play as building blocks are not as solid as they are presented.
Mitigation mechanisms
Mitigation mechanisms are allegedly aimed at making our energy and productive structures more "flexible," in order to gradually introduce low-carbon practices and technologies. Three of them had been already delineated in the Kyoto Protocol: Carbon Emission Trading Schemes (ETS), Joint Implementation (JI), and the Clean Development Mechanisms (CDM). A set of new tools has been added in the last COPs: a Green Fund (to be managed by the World Bank), an agreement on technology transfer cooperation and, in the last COP, an agreement on REDD+ ( reduced emissions from deforestation and forest degradation). There are uncertainties about the continuation of CDMs, but the other mechanisms will most probably continue to be adopted as a result of negotiations.
It should be stressed that ETS, JI, CDM, and now REDD+ are not aimed at directly reducing GHG emissions. Instead, they seek to reduce the costs of reducing emissions through market mechanisms, by providing polluters with access to cheaper mitigation options through compensation solutions. But these corporate-, and business-friendly strategies are full of flaws and most likely reproduce the business-as-usual way of doing things. First, they rely on an unfounded trust on the working of unregulated markets that is purely ideological, not based on sound science or empirical facts. [10] Second, in the face of the huge uncertainties and catastrophic risk involved, strategies based on performance, efficacy, and prevention of risk criteria are more adequate. Third, these mechanisms may actually slow down mitigation at a global scale, at least in their current form, by delaying long-term coordination of innovation investments, by lowering down prices if mitigation advances rapidly, and by introducing fake emissions and offsets.
The European Emission Trading Scheme, the most developed carbon market in the world, produced during its first phase an oversupply of permits that led to ridicule prices (down to 1 euro per tons of CO 2 ). It still delivered extraordinary profits. While in the second phase (2007-2012) it introduced a bidding system to allocate permits, a rectification of the cap, and other controls to reduce uncertainty, the market kept an average of € 25 per ton between 2007 and July 2008, but then collapsed with the economic crisis down to €13. Carbon markets have also spread regionally in the US, covering up to date about 23 states and a third of the US emissions. These markets learned from their European counterparts and started by auctioning permits and setting down gradually increasing caps to reduce uncertainty, yet prices have not go beyond $13 USD also as an outcome of the crisis. Moreover, US markets also plan to allow offsets, which could introduce s trong uncertainty about reductions, difficult to verify.
Up to date, CDMs have registered an average of about 500 million tons of CO 2 reductions annually, which is not negligible. But CDM and REDD+ have additional issues like additionally and permanence. There is simply no way to know if those projects would have taken place under other support schemes, reducing overall mitigation efforts. Few CDM projects actually include some component of technology transfer, which largely limits their sustainability and replicability, and contribution to capacity building. [11] CDM have not reached the most needed countries but those more able to compete for resources, enlarging inequality among developing countries.
The lately adopted REDD+ measures are even more exposed to failure. This set of schemes will promote carbon offsets through reduced emissions from reforestation, forest degradation, conservation and enhancement of forest carbon stocks, and sustainable management. In addition to measurement, additionally, and permanence issues, there are well founded concerns that REDD+ would end up promoting activities that imply the loss of rights of indigenous peoples and local communities, unintended subsidies to large scale industrial forestry, loss of ecosystem diversity through land conversion to industrial plantations.
In their current shape, these mechanisms will hardly provide the kind of systemic impulse and coordination needed, for example, to push forward an accelerated transition of energy systems. They will neither prevent the continuation of activities mostly responsible of deforestation and soil degradation, namely, land use change and industrial monoculture and forestry, and illegal logging.
Negotiations and power balance
Climate negotiations may be experiencing a lock-in into initial mechanisms and ways of approaching the problem that will not suit the emerging evidence on climate change. The fragmentation of negotiations only contributes to this emerging rigidity and institutional inertia. Society, on the other hand, is growing in both awareness and generation of alternatives.
The conservative bias of the climate negotiations, which is expected to dominate again in the Durban Conference of the Parties, reflects not only the concentration of international power in a small group of countries, but also the estrangement of the political elite, in both developed as in developed countries, from broader groups of their societies. The political coalitions that could bring them to the negotiation floor still need to be built u
[1] http://greenland.cryocity.org/
[2] http://www.arctic.noaa.gov/reportcard/
[3] Lenton. T. et al. (2008), "Tipping elements in the Earth's climate system" in Proceedings of the National Academy of Science of the U.S , vol. 105, no. 6, pp. 1786–1793, pnas. 0705414105. On-line document: www.pnas.org_cgi_doi_10.1073_pnas.0705414105 ; Hansen, J. et al. (2008), "Dangerous human-made interference with climate: a GISS modelE study," in Atmospheric and Chemistry and Physics no. 7, pp. 2287–2312;
[4] Lewis, S., P. Brando at al. (2011), The 2010 Amazon Drought, Science, vol. 331, no. 6017, p. 554. On-line abstract: http://www.sciencemag.org/content/331/6017/554.abstract .
[5] See for example Schaeffer, K., Zhang, T., et al. (2011), "Amount and timing of permafrost carbon release in response to global warming," in Tellus , vol. 63, issue 2, pp. 165-180; Lawrence, D. M. and A. G. Slater (2005), "A projection of sever near-surface permafrost degradation during the 21 st century, in Geophysical Research Letters , vol. 32, L24401, doi:10.1029/2005GL025080.
[6] Tarnocai, C., J. G. Canadell, E. A. G. Schuur, P. Kuhry, G. Mazhitova, and S. Zimov (2009), Soil organic carbon pools in the northern circumpolar permafrost region, Global Biogeochemical Cycles , vol. 23, GB2023, doi:10.1029/2008GB003327.
[7] Shakhova, N., I. Semiletov, et al., (2010), "Extensive venting to the atmosphere from sediments of the Siberian Arctic Shelf," in Science , vol. 327, no. 5970, pp. 1246-1250, doi : 10.1126/science.1182221.
[8] "Russia may lose 30% of permafrost by 2050: official", AFP, Sunday, 31 July 2011
[9] Raupach, W. R., G. Marland, et al., (2007). "Global and Regional drivers of accelerating CO2 emissions." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the U.S.A., pnas. 0700609104. On-line document: www.pnas.org_cgi_doi_10.1073_pnas.0700609104 ; Rogner, H., D. Zhou, et al., (2007). "Introduction." in Climate Change 2007: Mitigation. Contribution of Working Group III to the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change , B. Metz, O.R. Davidson, et al., (eds), Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK and New York, US.
[10] For a throughout critique of Carbon Trading Schemes see Lohman, L. (2006), Carbon Trading. A critical conversation on climate change, privatisation and power , Development Dialogue no. 48, September, What Next.
[11] See for example a recent report by the UNFCCC Group on the CDM: http://cdm.unfccc.int/Reference/Reports/TTreport/TTrep08.pdf .
- Francisco Aguayo, UNU-MERIT, Maastricht, The Netherlands


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June 11, 2016
Get involved and learn with us at Farm & Homestead Day at MOFGA
Get Ready to Get Dirty!
9AM to 4:30PM • RAIN OR SHINE • FREE!
2016 Workshops and Demonstrations
Don't forget your spare transplants (labeled) for the PLANT SHARE
Farm & Homestead Day at MOFGA welcomes people of all ages to join together in sharing and learning new skills through hands-on, participatory workshops. This year, on Saturday, June 11, Farm & Homestead Day will begin at 9 a.m. with tea and crumpets (and at 7 a.m. for those who want to help scythe a berm) followed by more than 40 unique, skill-sharing workshops from 9:30 to 4:30.
Put together a worm bin to take home and begin composting. Help construct a methane digester, get it started with waste from our F&HD potluck, and come back in September to see its progress at the Common Ground Country Fair. Explore permaculture in the orchard by sowing a variety of companion plants. Forage for herbs and craft your own herbal salves. Put together ingredients to take home your very own sourdough starter. Learn to sew a deerskin pouch or weave a basket. Work together to design and erect the perfect garden scarecrow. Slaughter, skin and butcher a rabbit, tan the hide, and we will cook the meat in our stone soup.
Join together for our potluck picnic at noon. Enjoy freshly baked bread and butter, made from flour ground and cream churned in our children-of-all-ages area, along with bean hole beans and scrumptious stone soup. Bring a dish from home to share – something that does not need to be heated or refrigerated.
Farm & Homestead Day at MOFGA would not be possible without the invaluable support of its volunteers. To join the F&HD team, please contact volunteer coordinator Anna Libby at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Gates open at 7 a.m. for sunrise mowing. No pre-registration necessary.
Remember . . . Pack it In, Pack it Out! Thank you!
For more information,
contact the Farm & Homestead Day Committee at
2016 Workshops and Hands-On Demonstrations
Dairy Goats: Homesteaders Guide to Health and Rearing: Meg Anderson
Making and Using Hay Bags: Shana Hanson
Ladders to Harvest Stripped-Leaf Tree Fodder and Feed Happy
Animals: Shana Hanson
Working With Your Animals' Natural Behavior: Clare Thomas-Pino
Processing (Butchering) Rabbits: Makenzie Tessier
Tanning Rabbit Hides: Kelly Tessier
Working with a Mini Horse: Rhonda Welcome
Children of All Ages
Wool Buddies (needle felting): Emma-Elizabeth Burgess
Making Flower Crowns: Elaine Frost
Herbal Play Dough: Sage Whitehead
Paper Making: Emma Grace Nelson
Bluebird House Building: John Twomey and Leigh Norcutt
Garden Friends (Scarecrows): Mary Wilson
Nothing Better than Bread and Butter: Elizabeth Siegel
Construct an Accessible Garden Bed: Ellen Gibson
Build a Shaving Horse: Sam Brown
Charring Fence Posts: Ellis Percy
Build a Farm & Homestead Methane Digester: Lisa Willey
Construct a Cedar Box for In-house Humanure Collection: Sam and Alexander May
Fiber Arts
Rug Hooking: Barbara Brown and Lois Hacik
Make a Deerskin Pouch: Patty Dowse
Beginning Weaving on a Small Journey Loom: Jenny Johnson
Learn to Spin on Spinning Wheels: Kim Morris and La Grange Spinners
Hot Pads and Pot Holders: Laurie Sims
Learn to Wet Felt: Rose Whitehead
Crochet and Lucets: Laurie Sims
Make a Basket: Rose Whitehead
Baking Pita with Live Fire in a Mason Oven: Dusty Dowse
Pressing Your Own Vegetable Oil in Your Own Kitchen: Will Bonsall
Bean Hole Beans: Boy Scot Troop 233 and Jon Wadick
Bring Seaweeds into Your life (Chopstick Not Required): David E. Myslabodski
Make Your Own Spice Blends: Frank Giglio
Kitchen Knives – Keep Them Sharp: Neill Peterson
Hand Cranked Ice Cream: Woody Proctor
Sourdough Bread: Galen Young
Make Stone Soup: Betsy Garrold
Grass-Fed Vegetables: Jim Kovaleski
Gardening Through the Ages: 2nd Year Accessible Garden Bed and Ergonomic Tools: Ellen Gibson
Planting Flowers – Rejuvenating the Children's Area: Mark Guzzi Companion Planting for Fruit Trees: Karin Wittman and Susie Dexter
Easy Perennial Vegetables – Meet Them, Dig Them and Take Them Home: Nancy Rosalie
Propagating Woody Plants: Jean English
Medicinal Herb Garden Tour: Carol Gardener
Herbal Salve Making: Autumn Jackson
Flower Essences: What They Are, How to Make Them: Jenn Brown
Finding Food and Medicine from Wild Plants: Colby Smith
Dandelion Coffee Anyone? Susan Cutting and Jim Merkel
Et cetera
Bow Drill – Making Primitive Friction Fire: Colby Smith
Blacksmithing: John Phelan and Jason Tessier
Plant Swap: Bill Whitman


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Fighting poverty, globally and locally, is easier than you might think
Today, Oct. 15, is Blog Action Day, the day that thousands of bloggers, regardless of their genre, unite to discuss a single issue. This year's issue is POVERTY. I feel very fortunate that I've never experienced poverty. Yes, money was always tight when I was growing up. We never took vacations that didn't involve staying somewhere for free and bringing our own food (my great-grandma's cottage), going out to eat was rare, hand-me-downs were a part of life, and my mom grew some of our food in a garden and sewed some of our clothes. But I never went to bed hungry, I never hadRead More →


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From Buffy to True Blood, vampires have always been popular on the big screen, but is the blood that vampires crave the secret to looking younger?
Reality star Kim Kardashian got what's called a vampire facelift on national television. To some it looks gruesome, but many others, like 52-year-old Annie Cefaratti, were intrigued.
"My friends call me Morticia now," Cefaratti says.
The vampire facelift, or blood facial, is a cosmetic procedure in which a doctor draws blood from the patient's arm and then uses a centrifuge to separate plasma and platelets from red blood cells. The doctor then injects the gold-colored, platelet-rich plasma into the patient's face.
Some say they prefer the method over anything synthetic.
"That's very appealing," says Annie. "It's a little less frightening in terms of down the road when I'm 80. What's going to happen to all the stuff that I've put on my face already?"
Doctor Soheila Rostami is one of the few local cosmetic doctors performing the vampire facelift. While there's no concrete science behind it, she says some studies show that injecting a person's own growth factors back into their skin stimulates the production of more collagen.
"The growth factors stimulate the cells to regenerate so you're regenerating or recreating the newer skin that you used to have," she says.
Dr. Rostami is quick to explain that the procedure seen on Kardashian's reality show isn't how it's usually performed. At her office there's no bloody face and she uses a topical numbing cream to lessen pain.
"We say average six to eight week you'll start seeing changes with PRP affecting skin," Dr. Rostami says.
Cameron Caswell, 45, recently tried the vampire facelift.
"My entire life I was always told that I looked much younger than I actually am and I don't want that to change," she says.
The vampire facelift costs anywhere from $1,000 to $2,000 for one treatment. The procedure takes less one hour and lasts about one year. Doctors don't recommend it for anyone under age 40.


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Claude Jones, left, Lubbock's interim police chief, delivers lunch to Kim Cooper, center, and her mother, Deborah Cooper, Friday at Red Lobster Restaurants. Officers in the Lubbock Police Department and Lubbock County Sheriff's Office served meals during part of the lunchtime rush as a fund-raiser for the Special Olympics.
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Local News
Pagami Creek Fire Update-
The Pagami Creek Fire has now burned more than 100,000 acres and 156 square miles of forest across Lake County and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
Pagami Creek Fire - Wed Sept 14: Limited growth expected today-
Lisa Radosevich-Craig is a public information officer for the US Forest Service based in Ely.
Map of the Pagami Creek Fire-
Click on the above link to download the most recent map available at this time of the Pagami Creek Fire line, from Monday, September 12.
Pagami Creek Fire grows to more than 60,000 acres-
The Pagami Creek Fire exploded in size Monday, fueled by hot, dry conditions, low humidity, and strong winds.
Sawbill Canoe Outfitters evacuated today due to Pagami Creek Fire-
The Pagami Creek fire grew in size yesterday and is now more than 60,000 acres. Sawbill Outfitters at the end of the Sawbill trail is being evacuated this morning.
The Great Lakes Swimmers front man on his music, songwriting and upcoming performance in Grand Marais-
The Great Lakes Swimmers hail from Toronto, Ontario. The band is known for its haunting sound and for pushing the musical boundaries of folk, country and indy-rock.
Wildfire smoke can cause health problems-
A Cook County public health official says smoke from the Boundary Waters wildfires can cause health problems…even for healthy people.
Pagami Creek Fire Update: campfire restrictions imposed-
The Pagami Creek fire continued to move south and east in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness on Sunday.
Pagami Creek Fire Update BWCAW Campfire Restrictions in effect-
The Pagami Creek fire continued to move south and east in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness on Sunday.
Weekend News Roundup for Sept. 10-
Each weekend WTIP news produces a round up of the news stories they've been following this week.


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Humphrey Lyttelton: Four Classic Albums Plus (Jazz Concert / Jazz Session With Humph / Humph In Perspective / Here's Humph!) (2CD)
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AVID Jazz here presents four classic Humphrey Lyttelton 10" albums plus, including original liner notes on a finely re-mastered and low priced double CD.
Jazz Concert, Jazz Session with Humph, Humph In Perspective, Heres Humph! and the plus, tracks from Humph Swings Out.
Our selections feature the great man across a diverse grouping of albums ranging from the transitional phase of Heres Humph!, where we are treated to tracks from his old band, his revolutionary band featuring tenor sax and his current band of the moment! We then look back with Humph on Humph In Perspective where he reviews his musical achievements from his position as the pre eminent UK jazz man of the era and best known band leader in Europe. On Jazz Session with Humph we hear all but one track recorded before an invited and delighted audience. Rounded out with A Jazz Concert and tracks from Humph Swings Out we present a well rounded representation of one of the greatest British jazz musicians ever, Humphrey Lyttelton.
1-10: Jazz Concert
1. Panama Rag
2. Trouble In Mind
3. Tom Cat Blues
4. On Treasure Island
5. 1919 March
6. Wolverine Blues
7. Original Jelly Roll Blues
8. Down Home Rag
9. Cake Walkin Babies (from Home)
10. Get Out of Here (and Go On Home)
11-16: Jazz Session with Humph
11. One Sweet Letter from You
12. Beale Street Blues
13. Slippery Horn
14. Dallas Blues
15. Blues excursion
16. Shim-me-sha-wabble
17. Why Was I Born? from Humph Swings Out
18. Christopher Columbus from Humph Swings Out
19. Thats My Home from Humph Swings Out
20. Swing Out from Humph Swings Out
1-10: Humph in Perspective
1. Weary Blues
2. Trouble in Mind
3. Irish Black Bottom
4. Out of the Gallion
5. Struttin With Some Barbecue
6. In-Swinger
7. Big Bill Blues
8. Black Beauty
9. Black and Blue
10. Unbooted Character
11-18: Heres Humph!
11. Apex Blues
12. You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me
13. I Want a Little Girl
14. Jersey Lightning
15. Rockin Chair
16. Someone Stole Gabriels Horn
17. Just Squeeze Me
18. Ole Miss Rag
19. Glad Rag Doll from Humph Swings Out
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Billy Taylor: Four Classic Albums (Cross Section / The Billy Taylor Trio With Candido / The Billy Taylor Touch / With Four Flutes (2CD)
Oscar Pettiford: Six Classic Albums (The New Oscar Pettiford Sextet / The Oscar Petiford Sextet / Oscar Pettiford Modern Quintet / Basically Duke / In Hi-Fi / In Hi-Fi Vol 2) (2CD)
Ray Bryant: Four Classic Albums (Ray Bryant Trio 1956 / Alone With The Blues / Little Susie / Hollywood Jazz Beat) (2CD)
Les Brown: Four Classic Albums (The Les Brown All Stars / That Sound Of Renown / Jazz Song Book / Swing Song Book) (2CD)
Sidney Bechet: Four Classic Albums (Favourites (Favorites)/ Sidney Bechet - Claude Luter Vol 1 / Sidney Bechet - Claude Luter Vol 2 / Souvenirs) (2CD)
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