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Unknown Forest by pk87Watch
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Finally got some time to paint after 2 months... Here is some weird forest!
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Wowzers, this is actually pretty intriguing... Do you have a story or theory for those glowing membrane-like things?
uhm I did, it was painted a long time ago and I cant remember what it was about haha
Ooh, I love the subsurface scattering in the sail plants.
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Very atmospheric! I love the lighting and textures!
Very creepy.
Really nice work!
I love the lighting conditions in this picture
good job <3
good job <3
So beautiful~
very nice, love the soft glow in those plants. It looks abit inviting in the back with all the light and then steadily creeper when you go in further
very good job nice painting, i love how you put the low in the trees like there is little creatures hollowed in them LOL great job once again
how beautiful~ i would love to explore the place anytime!~


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For teen, art was a means of survival
For teen, arts center provided an outlet for expression that pulled her out of the shelters
"He said, 'We need a really compelling story, we need somebody visually striking. Do you have anybody like that?' I said, 'Yeah, I've got someone...'"
The then-15-year-old Izucar agreed to be filmed, mostly, she said, to bring attention to the plight of homeless children; Fine's film points out that homelessness affects one out of 45 children. D'Arrigo and Arts, which had already been working with Izucar and her mother on their immigration issues (they are now legal), also provided assistance with the paperwork needed to protect Izucar and make the film.
As the project evolved, the film focused solely on Izucar, who found the process useful as a way to bring attention to homelessness and to identify her friends.
"Some kids would be so mean," said Izucar, who attended at least a half-dozen schools, from Monarch to High Tech High before getting a private tutor and earning a GED earlier this year. But once the cameras started accompanying her, their attitude changed.
"They kind of started to talk to me and were kind of interested," she said. "I was like, 'You are always so mean to me; just because there are cameras following me doesn't mean anything.'"
Even with her recent success, the one-day-at-a-time survival mode developed during nine years of homelessness has been hard for her to leave behind. She is hesitant to talk about the future.
"If you are asking, am I going to college, I try not to think too much about where I'll be in a year," she said. "Because it never goes how you want. So I try to take it day by day."
But she does allow herself a few dreams beyond continuing to have her own place and to make art: She wants to learn sign-language interpretation and she'd like to join the circus, where she could again paint her face and wear those colorful tutus.
"The circus is another form of art," Izucar said. "If I dress up like a circus person out here, people are very judgmental; they make me feel weird. That's why I don't wear my tutus anymore or paint my face. As I've gotten older, I see what people are thinking and it kind of bothers me a little bit.
"But in the circus, you are encouraged to dress like that. People clap because you are dressed up and have painted your face."
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Featured Tweet @washingtonpost: Corey Mitchell to Receive Tony Award Honoring Theatre Educators
June 4, 2015 / Posted by TRW
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Molly Shannon's TILLY THE TRICKSTER: New TYA Musical in Development from TRW!
February 28, 2013 / Posted by TRW
Theatrical Rights Worldwide (TRW) is the home to a brilliant collection of Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA) musicals including, HOW I BECAME A PIRATE, PINKALICIOUS THE MUSICAL, NO DOGS ALLOWED, AWESOME ALLIE: FIRST KID ASTRONAUT, STINKY KIDS THE MUSICAL, WANDA'S WORLD, HOLDING THE TORCH FOR LIBERTY, NORA'S ARK THE JAZZ MUSICAL, ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, LUCKY DUCK, SLEEPY HOLLOW: A MUSICAL TALE, and THE TRUMPET OF THE SWAN.
In our never-ending quest to offer world-class musical theatre to our TYA customers, TRW has developed a new musical adapted from Molly Shannon's best-selling children's book "Tilly the Trickster." The just-finished tuner was presented in a private industry reading at Pearl Studios in New York City on March 1st. Featuring music and lyrics by Drew Fornarola (AWESOME ALLIE, COLLEGE THE MUSICAL) with book by Jeremy Dobrish (EIGHT DAYS BACKWARDS, CURIOUS GEORGE), TILLY THE TRICKSTER will soon light up stages worldwide, available exclusively from TRW.
The tale has a title character who, in author Shannon's words, "is an imperfectly perfect role model," who likes to play tricks. The story reminds us to "embrace the silliness and fun of life," says Shannon. The author has certainly embraced the silliness and fun in life through her brilliant comedy on Saturday Night Live and feature films, creating unforgettable characters like Mary Katherine Gallagher ("Superstar!").
Shannon attended the reading and was elated. Her post-show glow as she met with the cast and crew after the hilarious, tender and musically magnificent presentation was infectious and the room was humming with the buzz that accompanies a new work that is firing on all cylinders.
Book writer Dobrish directed the reading with a cast that featured Anika Larsen, Melissa Van Der Schyff, Hannah Elless, Jason Collins, Matt Wolfe, and Jeremy Morse, with stage directions by Emily Ludolph. The production is stage managed by Andrea Jo Martin with music direction by Sam Wilmott.
"TRW is thrilled to be developing this high-spirited and fun story from the page to the musical stage along with offering resources and support for the reading. It will be a treasured addition to the TRW catalog of exciting new shows for family audiences" said TRW President & CEO Steve Spiegel. Theatrical Rights Worldwide (TRW), is an industry-leading New York City based licensing house handling contemporary Broadway titles including MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT, MEMPHIS, THE COLOR PURPLE, and THE ADDAMS FAMILY.
TRW's commitment to developing TYA titles is evidenced by our growing catalog of musicals created especially for a small group of adults to perform for kids and their families. These shows are designed to take existing stories for young people and make them accessible in a musical theatre setting. Gathering just the right writers and creative team is the top priority in this process.
Stay-tuned for the announcement of the release of TILLY THE TRICKSTER from TRW!
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BroadwayWorld.com: Re-Conceived RING OF FIRE Musical to Premiere at Milwaukee Rep!
February 22, 2013 / Posted by TRW
RING OF FIRE: THE MUSIC OF JOHNNY CASH, is a remarkable life story is told through music, climaxing in a concert that both moves and exhilarates. After scores of productions around the world, this 2006 Broadway musical is getting a hot new re-conception by original ROF creator Richard Maltby, Jr., at the Milwaukee Rep, opening March 1st at the Stackner Cabaret, in the Patty & Jay Baker Theater Complex.
From the iconic songbook of Johnny Cash comes this unique musical about love and faith, struggle and success, rowdiness and redemption, and home and family. More than two dozen classic hits – including "I Walk the Line," "A Boy Named Sue," "Folsom Prison Blues," and the title tune – performed by a multi-talented cast, paint a musical portrait of The Man in Black that promises to be a foot-stompin', crowd-pleasin' salute to a uniquely American legend! Richard Maltby, Jr. created the piece and will also direct The Rep's production. It was originally conceived by William Meade with orchestrations by Steven Bishop and Jeff Lisenby. Maltby is re-conceiving his Johnny Cash tribute specifically for a five-member ensemble for The Rep's Stackner Cabaret. The cast features Trenna Barnes, Eddie Clendening, Jason Edwards, David Miles Keenan and Mark W. Winchester, who are all making their Rep debuts. Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash runs in the Stackner Cabaret from March 1 – May 5, and opens Sunday, March 3.
"Prior to coming to America, I'd never paid much attention to country music," says Artistic Director Mark Clements. "But it's now become a style that I…[READ THE WHOLE ARTICLE AT BROADWAY WORLD.COM]
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Candy Projects' ROOMS: A ROCK ROMANCE's Jaimie Pruden Earns TAG Nomination!
July 10, 2012 / Posted by TRW
Omaha Nebraska's Theatre Arts Guild's (TAG) annual award nominees were announced this week, with The Candy Project's knock-out production of ROOMS: A ROCK ROMANCE earning a Best Actress nom for Jaimie Pruden. Her phenomenal performance as Monica will long be remembered by the audiences of The Candy Project's August 2011 show.
ROOMS: A ROCK ROMANCE begins in late 1970's Glasgow where Monica, an ambitious singer/songwriter meets Ian, a reclusive rocker. The two quickly become entangled creatively and romantically. Their music takes them first to London and ultimately to New York City, where they discover the vibrant new music scene and create an intimate partnership, their love deepening while their personalities drive them apart. A five-piece rock band accompanies these two characters as they search for the balance between ambition and happiness. The Candy Project production played August 4-20 at the Bancroft Street Market in Omaha.
To read the whole story, click here to go to the article at Omaha.com, the website of the Omaha World Herald.
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Fireworks in Long Beach: MTW's SPAMALOT Draws Raves!
July 6, 2012 / Posted by TRW
Musical Theatre West's current production of MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT is drawing rave reviews from critics all over the L.A. area! After a completely sold-out opening weekend the Carpenter Performing Arts Center, home to Musical Theatre West and a host of other top-filght entertainment for the Long Beach area is gearing up for the rest of the run. MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT continues through through July 15th. Click here for tickets and information.
Check out the slew of great reviews for MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT by Musical Theatre West:
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Musical Theatre West's SPAMALOT Delivers Spectacular Opening Night!
July 2, 2012 / Posted by TRW
Musical Theatre West is a brilliantly successful icon of American Regional Theatre excellence. Using a hot mix of professional actors from Broadway, SoCal and National Tours with the best in local pro talent, Musical Theatre West creates each of their shows directly from their producing facility in beautiful Long Beach, California. MTW's performances are at the gorgeous Carpenter Center (on the campus of California State University Long Beach) and are often mounted using sets and costumes from Broadway, London's West End, and national tours. MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT, TRW's uber-popular Tony Award winning Best Musical, is no exception. Paul Garman, Music Theatre West's longtime Executive Director & Producer, bought the iconic Broadway sets and costumes and delivered a cast and production very worthy of the package. The show opened last Saturday night to a joyous, packed audience and is set for a great run!
Broadway vet Davis Gaines anchored MTW's SPAMALOT with a phenomenal new take on King Arthur, while his Lady of the Lake, Tami Tappan Damiano brought down the house with her spot-on vocal prowess and top-notch comedy chops. The sold-out MTW audience devoured every delicious moment of the non-stop laugh riot show from the overture to the final bow as the awe-inducing cast nailed each scene and song with an infectious joie de vivre that electrified the house from the first row to the last.
TRW was in the house for Saturday's stellar opening night, with our terrific duo of writers Bret Simmons and David Howard (FALLING FOR EVE, CHANGING MINDS). TRW's developmental team was in L.A. for meetings with Howard & Simmons to pow-wow about Broadway buzz for CHANGING MINDS and the August staged reading of the hot new pop tuner in NYC.
MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT is lovingly ripped off from the classic film comedy MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL. It retells the legend of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table, and features a bevy of beautiful show girls, not to mention cows, killer rabbits, and French people!
Musical Theatre West's MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT continues now through July 15th at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center, 6200 E. Atherton Street, Long Beach, CA. Click here for tickets and information.
For a great photo spread from the Opening Night After Party, click here to go to BroadwayWorld.com/LA.
MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT is available in North America for productions with performance dates commencing September 1, 2013. Some cities are available now! Find your grail, TRW customers, and give your audiences and performers the chance of a lifetime to experience one of the greatest Broadway musicals of the modern age. The Tony® Award Winning Best Musical, SPAMALOT! Click here to get started.
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Playbill.com: 'bare' Returns to NYC for Off Broadway Roll-Out at New World Stages Starting Nov 19!
June 19, 2012 / Posted by TRW
BARE, the rock musical about teens coming of age in a Catholic school setting, will get a commercial Off-Broadway run starting Nov. 19 at New World Stages. Stafford Arima (Carrie) will direct the latest version of the show.
To get the whole scoop on BARE's return to NYC, click here to read the article at Playbill.com.
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BroadwayWorld.com: LONDON, Baby…King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table return to the West End!
May 31, 2012 / Posted by TRW
Coconuts Migrate to the Harold Pinter for Summer Spam Sit-Down
The Ambassador Theatre Group is bringing their brilliant production of MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT to the West End! The super-successful U.K. Tour will pull into London for a summer sit-down, July 24th through September 9th, 2012. The cast features comedian Marcus Brigstocke as King Arthur, Todd Carty as Patsy and Bonnie Langford as The Lady of the Lake. Impressionist Jon Culshaw will play King Arthur from 2 August to 2 September, with Brigstocke returning from 4-8 September.
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Movement Hand-wound mechanical, Panerai P.999/1 calibre, executed entirely by Panerai, 12 lignes, 3 mm thick, 19 jewels, Glucydur® balance, 21,600 alternations/hour. Incabloc® anti-shock device. Power reserve 60 hours. 144 components.
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Case Diameter 42 mm, AISI 316L Polished Steel
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Back See - through sapphire crystal
Dial Black with luminous Arabic numerals and hour markers. Seconds at 9 o'clock.
Crystal Sapphire crystal formed of corundum
Water Resistance 10 bar (~100 metres)
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IN ABOUT 1940, THE PANERAI WORKSHOPS IN FLORENCE PERFECTED A NEW CASE, designed to meet the increasing demands of the commandos of the Italian Navy. The case was a development of the one presented in 1936 which is known today as the Radiomir – a term which originally referred to the luminous material patented by Panerai to make the dial readable in the dark – but it presented some innovations designed to make its construction even more solid and hardwearing. In the new case the strap attachments were no longer formed from a strong piece of steel wire bent and welded to the caseband, as they had been previously. This design might expose the watch to the risk of the strap coming off in the course of the extreme operations which commandos were called upon to undertake when on board their underwater assault craft. In the 1940s version, on the other hand, the lugs were larger and much more solid, being milled from the same block of steel as the case, of which they were an integral part. As well as the strap attachments, the system of attaching the strap was also changed, becoming much simpler and more secure. While previously it had been necessary to sew the leather round the wire strap attachments, the new construction had little holes in the lugs themselves in which a small tubular bar could be fitted, having been inserted through the loop of the strap. This was a more modern solution, which also meant that the leather strap could be replaced easily. As well as the modification to the strap attachments, other changes altered the Radiomir case in a definitive way, presaging the subsequent development of the shape of the Luminor case which came out a few years later. The cushion-shaped outlines were now less accentuated. The winding crown was slightly larger and cylindrical rather than troncoidal. The overall thickness of the watch increased from about 15 mm to almost 17 mm. So was born the Radiomir 1940 case which Officine Panerai is presenting again today – with the same design but in a thinner version – in new models of the collection, watches endowed with the strength and fascination that only being a part of history can convey. The Radiomir 1940 in steel has a case 42 mm in diameter with the P.999 hand-wound movement, the smallest and thinnest in the wide range of calibres produced by the Officine Panerai manufacture in Neuchâtel. The P.999 movement, visible through the sapphire crystal window set in the back, has a power reserve of 60 hours and a balance which oscillates at 21,600 vibrations/hour (equivalent to 3 Hz). The Radiomir 1940 is supplied with a black alligator strap.
AISI 316L 1.4435 stainless steel is Officine Panerai's material par excellence since it is highly resistant to corrosion and is hypoallergenic, making it ideal for contact with the skin.
The Panerai watches created for the Italian Navy were made of austenitic stainless steel, a reliable material that was also resistant to the extreme environmental conditions in which the commandos operated. AISI 316L, a specification of the American Iron and Steel Institute, is an austenitic stainless steel alloy with a chromium content of 16–18%, 11–14% nickel and 2–3% molybdenum.
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Artist: The Swell Season
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Cut the bonds with the moon
And let the dogs gather
Burn the gauze in the spoon
And suck the poison up
And bleed
Shut the door to the moon
And let the birds gather
Play no more with the fool
And let the souls wander
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A slow hurt.. and it breaks us..
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Down, down and so plain
So down
When you play some more it seems so
And my friends are past this game
Of breakdowns
And our friends that are lost at sea..
Throw down
And I'll break the wasted space
Slow down, slow down,
If you don't slow down, slow down
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Cut the bonds with the moon
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MensTennisForums.com (http://www.menstennisforums.com/forumindex.php)
- PAW (http://www.menstennisforums.com/179-paw/)
- - PAW ATP Managers Thread (http://www.menstennisforums.com/179-paw/27248-paw-atp-managers-thread.html)
PAW ATP Managers Thread
I think we need a better organisation
PAW had so many people that helped in the past... I think many of you would like to help again
We need:
2/7/2005 Open 13 Marseille, France 510,250 --> Pironkov
2/14/2005 ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament Rotterdam, The Netherlands 765,000 --> bad gambler
2/21/2005 Dubai Duty Free Men's Open Dubai, UAE $1,000,000 --> -SafiinsBaby-
2/21/2005 Abierto Mexicano de Tenis Acapulco, Mexico $643,000 --> bad gambler
3/7/2005 Pacific Life Open Indian Wells, USA $2,974,600 --> -SafiinsBaby-
3/21/2005 NASDAQ-100 Open Miami, USA $3,450,000 --> -SafiinsBaby-
4/4/2005 Open de Tenis Comunidad Valenciana --> bad gambler
4/4/2005 Grand Prix Hassan II Casablanca --> Cervantes
4/11/2005 Masters Series Monte-Carlo --> -SafiinsBaby-
4/18/2005 US Men's Claycourt Championships Houston --> Pironkov
4/18/2005 Open Seat Godó 2005 Barcelona --> Cervantes
4/25/2005 Estoril Open --> Pironkov
4/25/2005 BMW Open by Credit Suisse Munich --> -SafiinsBaby-
5/2/2005 Telecom Italia Masters Roma 2005 --> Cervantes
5/9/2005 Masters Series Hamburg --> bad gambler
5/16/2005 Internationaler Raiffeisen Grand Prix St. Poelten --> -SafiinsBaby-
5/23/2005 Roland Garros Paris --> Cervantes & Pironkov
6/6/2005 Stella Artois Championships London --> bad gambler
6/6/2005 Gerry Weber Open Halle --> nitsansh
6/13/2005 Ordina Open 's-Hertogenbosch --> Cervantes
6/13/2005 The 10tele.com Open Nottingham -->
6/20/2005 Wimbledon London --> -SaFiinsBabY-
7/4/2005 Allianz Suisse Open Gstaad --> -SaFiinsBabY-
7/4/2005 Synsam Swedish Open Bastad --> nitsansh
7/4/2005 Campbell's Hall of Fame Tennis Newport -->
7/18/2005 Mercedes Cup Stuttgart --> Cervantes
7/18/2005 RCA Championships Indianapolis --> njnetswil
7/25/2005 Generali Open Kitzbühel --> -SaFiinsBabY-
7/25/2005 Mercedes-Benz Cup Los Angeles --> kfh
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Re: PAW ATP Managers Thread
I would like to help ...
If there are three tournaments per week ... and if we haven't got any managers ...i would choose the tournament with the most commitments and then see if others will commit too ...
I would do that ... i could run two tournaments a week ... if there arent' enough managers ;)
Pironkov - would you like to do it too - or do you just want to know who's gonna run that all? :)
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I think until we find 3-4 or more managers to keep doing only one tournament per week...
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Do you think we should only run only one tournament per week? :)
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and still no managers apart from us two...
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Ok ... i think that's good :)
I like doing that ... so i could do that ... i really like it ... sometimes it's some work for me - but i like it ... :wavey: ;)
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ok i think its time for the big boys to step in ;)
i'll lend a hand to run the game as well on an ad hoc basis
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but i can't guarantee that my tables of the scoring will be aligned :( :fiery:
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bad gambler :bounce:
it's no problem for the tables
we need just to see who's first who's last ;) :)
SafinsBaby and you please decide who's running Rotterdam next week :)
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i'll do rotterdam
but i can;t promise the fonts and all that kind of stuff will be fancy like you guys...it will be a very simple layout
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I'm also using a simple layout
it's easy :)
so you can post the thread now if you want :)
SafinsBaby, is it ok for you if you run Dubai Duty Free ?
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I could handle the commitments, if you wanted me to.
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deccy :wavey:
yes that would be great if you could organise commitments!
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I will do Rotterdam and Mexico the following week
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I'll PM them too you before the tournaments.
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Ukiah Daily Journal (Newspaper) - September 22, 1980, Ukiah, California Monday, September 22, 1980 120 th Year No. 133 468-0123 4 Ukiah Dailn * Journal Ukiah, Mendocino County, California Weather By United Press International Northwestern California: Fair and warm through Tuesday. Fort Bragg 66, 50 and 65, Ukiah 85, 48 and 87. 1 Section 25 Cents Iran, Iraq at war; Tehran airport bombed By United Press International Iraq said its warplanes bombed Tehran's Mehrabad airport and eight other Iranian air bases today. Iran said it retaliated by striking two air fields in Iraq and threatening to sink any merchant ships heading to Iraqi ports. The Iraqi attacks came just as Baghdad announced it intended to launch "deterrent strikes" against its neighboring oil power. The attack on Tehran, 290 miles east of the border, was the deepest thrust by Iraqi forces in the intensifying but as yet undeclared war. Iran's armed forces were placed on full alert and President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr in an announcement broadcast by Tehran Radio said Iranian warplanes successfully attacked two Iraqi air bases this evening. Tehran's military command announced that because of the fighting "all waterways near the Iranian shores are declared war zones. Iran will not allow any merchant ship to carry cargo to Iraqi ports." In his speech Bani-Sadr gave detailed accounts of losses on both sides. He said Iraqi losses included 17 Soviet-made MiG fighter planes, 6 helicopters, 21 tanks and a number of naval vessels. Iran's forces lost three planes, a helicopter, 11 tanks and three ships, Bani-Sadr said, adding that 22 Iranian soldiers had been captured. He said Iraqi President Saddam Hussein "today tried to imitate (former Israeli general) Moshe Dayan and attack our airports, thinking that his planes could hit our airports and cripple our air force." "The result was that they lost many planes and he was not able to do the least damage to our bases," Bani-Sadr said. In a communique carried by the Iraqi news agency, the Iraqi air command said its planes in coordinated raids at noon (2 a.m. PDT) attacked Tehran's Mehrabad Airport as well as air bases at Shiraz, Bushehr, Dezful, Sharoukhi, Katami, Tabriz, Omid and A,hvaz. The timing of the raids coincided with an announcement in Baghdad that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein ordered his nation's forces to stage "deterrent strikes against Iranian military targets to foil conspiracies of the Farsi (Iranian) regime." Iraq said one of its planes was lost during the raids. A spokesman for the Iraqi Embassy in Ankara, Turkey, said any reports that Iraq has formally declared war on its eastern neighbor were false. Iran's military command, saying it feared additional air attacks, broadcast a communique ordering a total blackout at night, Without mentioning the air strikes, Tehran Radio monitored by UPI in Ankara said the state-run Iran Air suspended all operations indefinitely and flights to western cities were diverted inland. Western diplomatic sources said "five or six" Soviet-built MiGs struck Tehran's Mehrabad Airport but caused "only material damage." A Turkish radio report said an Ira- nian Air Force Boeing 747 jumbo jet caught fire during the Iraqi attack on the Tehran airport. The airport is well removed from the occupied U.S. Embassy, where most of the 52 American hostages, who spent their 324th day in captivity, are still believed to be held. Tehran Radio broadcast martial music through the day and called on listeners to "rise to do battle with the bloody Baathists (Iraq)." It also warned Iranians to beware of rumors spread by "the enemy's fifth column." Other battle reports from Baghdad and Tehran said Iraqi artillery pounded the area around the Iran's major oil refinery in Abadan and Iranian gunners fired on four foreirin the strategic Shatt AlArab waterway. A military communique broadcast by Tehran Radio said Iraqi artillery fire Sunday hit oil reservoir 512 in Abadan, site of the world's largest refinery, setting a fire that was put out. Iran said two of its forces' small launches were sunk by Iraqi shelling and an Iranian helicopter crashed after hitting a high-voltage line, killing both crewmen. Two Iraqi posts were destroyed by Iranian counter-fire, Tehran Radio said. The Iraqi news agency said Iranian gunners fired today on four foreign ships in the disputed Shatt Al-Arab waterway at the head of the Persian Gulf. The vessels were identified as the Camilla and Silver Crane, both Japanese; the Adams, of Greek registry, and Yong Taman, flying the Liberian flag. The agency said a crewman from the Camilla was injured. Several military boats were reported sunk. The growing threat of total war with Iraq overshadowed the hostage crisis and the fate of the 52 Americans. The naval and artillery clashes were centered on the 100-mile-long Shatt AlArab waterway at the head of the Persian Gulf, on Iran's western frontier with Iraq. Iraq is the world's second largest oil producer and the waterway is its only outlet to the sea. As such, it serves as a vital supply route for its oil exports to the West. The volatile situation has spurred diplomatic moves to stem the fighting, including a reported attempt by PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat, who maintains close ties with Tehran and Baghdad. Arafat sent a message Sunday to Iraq's President Saddam Hussein. The contents were not disclosed but it was believed to be an offer to mediate between the two oil powers. Trouble flared last week after Baghdad abrogated the 1975 treaty whereby the waterway was under the joint control of Iraq and Iran and said it was renewing its jurisdiction over the waterway. All ships using the waterway must in future fly the Iraqi flag and obey Iraqi instructions, Baghdad said. Reports Sunday indicated fighting had spread to the Iranian port of Khoramshahr at the head of the waterway and to Abadan airport, which has been closed. Muskie proposes formula for hostages7 release By United Press International Secretary of State Edmund Muskie said today Washington will agree to participate in an intematational forum to air Iran's grievances against the United States once the release of 52 American hostages is "assured." The United States has said in the past that it was prepared to cooperate in such a forum but it was first time it had laid out any specific conditions. In Tehran, Iran, the state radio reported a group of deputies from Iran's Parliament visited the occupied U.S. Embassy today as a prelude to the assembly's debate on the fate of the hostages, now in their 324th day of captivity. Speaking the U.N. General Assembly, Muskie said, "We are prepared to do our part in resolving fairly the issues between us. "When the safe return of all the hostages to their families is assured, we are prepared to deal on a basis of mutual respect and equality with all the outstanding issues and misunderstadings between Iran and the United States and to reach understandings on the principles which govern our relationships.'' Iranian officials have demanded an apology from the United States for its past actions in Iran as well as the return of the late shah's wealth as conditions for the hostages' freedom. Tehran Radio said deputies who toured the U.S. Embassy in Tehran at the request of the occupying Islamic militants "observed from close quarters U.S. espionage equipment.'' The hostages reportedly have been moved from the compound to other places of detention to prevent another rescue attempt. Iran's Parliament has been ordered by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini to decide the fate of thehostages and most of the deputies have said they favored spy trials for the Americans. In its first action on the crisis, the Parliament last week voted to form a special commission to study the issue in preparation for the debate, but since then Iranian concern has shifted from the hostage crisis to the intensifying border war with Iraq. Chide Carter.. Governor will tour area Phvui by knUi, Mmad; Mendocino County deputy sheriff kneels beside part of loot and arms seized in raid. Containers are filled with silver dollars. An automatic rifle rests on top of money. Six charged with looting Perlow en� s home By EVELYN SIMPSON Journal Staff Writer Six Ukiah men have been arrested and charged with looting the Robinson Creek Road home of a man taken into custody last week as the alleged leader of a nationwide drug distribution ring. David Wilson, Joseph Gregory, David Williams, Charles Summers, David Graybeal and Robert Dean, all of Ukiah were booked on charges of burglary and receiving stolen property. The suspects include some carpenters who had been working on the house which is under construction for Bruce Perlowen, 29, alias Steve Travis. Perlowen is wanted in Florida for allegedly smuggling millions of dollars of marijuana into this country from Col umbia and for kidnapping his own son He was arrested at the Ukiah airport Thursday evening by sheriff's deputies and federal officers. The officers found $250,000 in what they believe is "laundered" drug money-mostly silver dollars-under the partially constructed house on Robin son Creek Road, three and a half miles from Boonville Road. Also seized was Perlowen's private airplane, firearms, 3,000 rounds of live ammunition, rubber boats, skin diving equipment, counterfeit and forged iden-tity papers and several pounds of marijuana and hashish. Perlowen, known in Ukiah as Steve Travis, has lived here for about two years, after dropping out of sight in Florida where he was under indictment by a federal grand jury on drug charges He was also wanted in Florida for abducting his seven-year-old son during divorce and custody procedings there. An acquaintance of the six Ukiah men who were arrested for looting Perlowen's house said they were workmen employed in building the house who were afraid they were going to "lose their shirts" when they heard Perlowen had been arrested Some of them went to the house just to retrieve some of the unused materials, the acquaintance said. Warhead removed safely from missile site By ELLEN DEBENPORT DAMASCUS, Ark. (UPI) - A flatbed truck today hauled away the nine-megaton nuclear warhead that was flung 200 yards from a Titan II missile that exploded Friday, killing one airman and injuring 21 others. The eight-vehicle convoy, including the flatbed truck carrying two lead containers marked "Do Not Drop," arrived safely about Vn hours later at Little Rock Air Force Base, about 60 miles from the site. One Air Force official at the scene was asked if the convoy contained the warhead, but he just smiled and gave a thumbs-up sign. Unidentified Pentagon sources said the truck was indeed removing the warhead, which suffered no damage except a slight dent. The Air Force will never officially confirm or deny the presence of a warhead. Three state police vehicles helped escort the convoy down U.S. 65 to Interstate 40 to North Little Rock and then on U.S. 67 to the Air Force Base and a helicopter flew overhead. "What it is, we don't know," said state police dispatcher Argie Kendall. "Anyone would think it had to be the warhead, but we don't know that." Maj. Ed Meunherz at the Little Rock Air Force Base repeated the Air Force position that it would "neither confirm or deny the location of nuclear weapons." Kendall said the Air Force had asked for an escort about 30 minutes before the truck left the missile site, failing to give the four hours' notice that had been requested by Public Safety Director Sam Tatom No one was evacuated, he said. A spokesman for Gov Bill Clinton said he would send Tatom to inspect the site today, and military officials have agreed to open the site to reporters after that. The spokesman said Clinton also would meet with Air Force officials in a closed session at the Capitol in Little Rock Ed Klaunch, an operations officer with the Arkansas Office of Emergency Reagan, Anderson clash in debate By DEAN REYNOLDS BALTIMORE (UPI) - Ronald Reagan and John Anderson agree on two points: both oppose a peacetime draft and disapprove of Jimmy RONALD REAGAN Carter's refusal to join them in the first debate of the 1980 presidential campaign. Carter sat home like millions of other Americans Sunday night and watched Reagan, the Republican candidate, and Anderson, who declared as an independent candidate after losing the GOP nomination, attack him a little and each other a lot. The hour-long meeting, designed by the' League of Women Voters as a three-way confrontation between the major party candidates and the leading independent, became a two-man show when the president insisted on a debate with Reagan alone before he met other candidates. Both men chlded Carter for refusing to take part and took random snipes at the president in responding to questions from a panel of journalists. But they quickly got down to Jabs at each other, with Reagan accusing Anderson at one point of making up statistics and Anderson declaring that Reagan had a "total misunderstanding" of the energy situation. After the show at the Baltimore Convention Center, televised by CBS, NBC and public stations while ABC ran a movie, Reagan said, "I felt good and everything seemed to go fine," but said he couldn't say who won: "That's like asking an actor on opening night to criticize the play." Anderson said, "It felt pretty good overall," but also would not try to declare a winner: "I will leave that to the judgment of the great viewing audience." Carter, who returned to the White House from a fishing trip and a campaign appearance in time to to watch the session, Issued no immediate comment. But his aides repeated his wish to go one-on-one with Reagan^/ When the candidates were asked \ow they would improve the military manpower situation and both agreed that better pay and benefits were needed and a draft was not, Reagan took the initiative to point out "It's a shame there are only two of us debating because we are more in agreement than disagreement. The only one who would disagree with us is the president '' But that was just about the only area Reagan and Anderson agreed, and neither directly answered part of the question that asked if they would call for a draft if the all-volunteer effort failed. Afterwards, Reagan said he would re-institute a draft if the nation were, periled by war. They clashed directly on the economy, tax cutting, military spending, energy, aid to cities, abortion and the influence of churches on government. Anderson opposed any tax cuts until inflation is under control and called for sharp cuts in federal spending. Reagan stuck with his proposal for a three-year, 30 percent tax cut, which he said would (Continued on Page 2) JOHN ANDERSON Services, was the only state official to admit that the Air Force has confirmed the existence of the warhead. Other state officials, Including Tatom, said they have been kept In the dark. Klaunch said he watched inspectors with geiger counters test the warhead for radiation after the explosion, but the needles on the instruments did not register any radioactivity. Although of-(Continuea onP&gcr?) from the desk By Jim Garner President Carter chose to sit out the Sunday night "debate" in Baltimore. He didn't miss much. Why they choose to call these shindigs a "debate" is questionable. In reality, the Sunday night offering was a sanitized press conference. Sanitized because the five or six reporters behaved. Each waited his or her turn, asked a' semi-stupid question and then remained quiet while others took their turn. Viewers saw or heard nothing from Reagan and Anderson they hadn't heard or seen before. Each question seemingly had 15 parts; thus the candidates never had time to dwell on any specific subject. Yes, both Reagan and Anderson advocate reduced federal spending. How? Well, we'll have to wait until one Is elected. Yes, both agree the U.S. must maintain its strong military posture. Reagan perhaps wants it stronger than Anderson does. And, of course, part of that involves paying our career military personnel a whale of a lot more than they are now making. Which has been a problem for about 25 years but nothing has been done. On and on went the discussion with nothing new nor startling being offered. Mayhaps the bright boys at COS and NBC (ABC chose to ignore the debate) can come up with a more sensible format for ensuing debates. Why not focus on a single Issue such as the economy, our military status, how to curb inflation, unemployment... Anything to get the candidates nailed down on the issues instead of forcing them to ramble on and on. about questions that a sixth grader couldhavea^ednioreliiWllgffatty, Reagan probably gained a few points. Anderson did Ukewiae. Carter undoubtedly^ yfltable. I ;


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At first, I wasn't sure that I would be happy on a Segway and I thought that biking or walking would be better. Boy, was I ever wrong... Segway is the way to go. You get to see a lot over the next 4 hours including neighborhoods, parks, etc. It was time well spent.
In regards to the tour, it was excellent! I booked the regular group tour, but since I was the only one, I got a personalized private tour instead. It was the best ending to a hectic business trip. My guide, Jose, was fantastic! He knowledge of history was first rate bonus - magic tricks too!. We did the history bit in the beginning, but then off to Olympic Park and the best part was the BMW showroom. Couldn't ask for anything more. On the way back, more history, and more neighborhoods. It turned out to be really really great. I would definitely book the private tour again!
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Awesome - great tour!!!!!! Definitely recommend it.
Our tour guide Jose was the best!!! Even with a small tour group, he managed to keep us entertained and made everyone feel at ease when operating the segway. Jose was full of character and told great stories which not only made us laugh but were very educational. I strongly recommend not only Munich Segway Tours but Jose as well :
Munich was our last stop on a two week European vacation. On a whim, I decided to book a segway tour for me and my wife for our first day in Munich. Neither of us had ever ridden one before but it sounded fun.
We did several tourist groups throughout our vacation but overall I feel that this one offered the most bang for the buck, although I must admit that part of my reasoning for that is because this was close to our hotel. There are lots of great tours to do but many of them burn up most of the day and involve hours of travel to and from the destination.
After doing this segway tour we are both convinced that this is the way to go for future vacations. It was a fun way to get around, and because they are pretty quick, you can spread further out and see many different points of interest in a reasonable amount of time. It was also a great way to discover other places to go and things to do. Riding the segways was very easy and intuitive and we were both very comfortable after only a few minutes on them. The guide was very informative.
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We had Matt as our guide and he was extremely knowledgable about the world history which took place in and around Munich. Great fun, well presented. Only suggestion for the company is they might consider giving out a small bottle of water for each participant , particularly in the summer. We had this done on another segway tour and it was a very nice touch!
Fun, fun, fun!
Highly recommend this trip, not just because of the super fun of riding a Segway to explore the city, but the tour also provide us history info and more understanding of the culture in Englsh esp when we can't speak German.
The tour was excellent. The guide was very knowledgeable but delivered it in a very informal way. The Segway was great and a good way to get around the city. Well recommended!
After falling off the sedway a few times the tour itself was a great way to see a lot of Munich w/o wearing out your bunions
This was fun, after some quick lessons and tests of our ability we were off to see the sights of Munich in a small group of four. Saw all sorts of sights and learnt some the history behind them. From our guide to those in the office the whole experience was pleasurable and a great way to get around. Thanks to those involved.
Our guide was fantastic. He was fun, funny, knowledgeable and careful about keeping us safe. I highly recommend this Segway tour as an orientation to Munich.
Fantastic tour! This was the best thing we did on our trip to Germany. We had never ridden a segway but found it easy and fun to do. Our guide was knowledgeable and fun to be with and we saw so much more of the city this way than we would have otherwise.
This tour was amazing!
Excelente Tour. Guia muito bom e com muito conhecimento sobre a história da cidade.
We really enjoyed this tour and the guide Matt was full of interesting history on the buildings and events that took place over centuries in Munich. None of the group of five had ridden Segways before but we were well prepped beforehand and really had fun on them but in a safe, controlled manner. We would thoroughly recommend this tour to others interested in getting around the city and learning as you go.
This was the best tour we took during our two week visit to Europe. Mat the guide is an expatriate Brit who was funny and interesting and guided us through some of the landmarks in Munich near the altstadt (old city). Not only was it informative about the early history of Munich, but also of the Nazi impact on the city and the effects of the war. But, this is the educational part of a tour that is also really a barrel of fun as you zip through Munich on a Segway. Learning to use it is a snap (it was our first time and we are both 58 years old), and riding it is a gas! We got some interesting looks from bystanders as we cruised down the streets, along the river, and through the park.
Definitely worth doing.
5 star experience !!!! Mat, our tour guide was absolutely fantastic! Completely knowledgable covering vast amounts of interesting history we would have otherwise missed out on. Been home 2 weeks and can't stop thinking about it!!!
so much fun. great guide. very informative and kept things interesting.
Great tour and Segways are a great toy. The tour guide Matt was knowledgable and very easy to relate to.
Our segway tour with Matt was great. He was very knowledgeable about the city of Munich and even customized our tour once he found we were interested in seeing churches. He had a funny personality and was easy on the eyes. :) The segways were easy to ride, even for my 70 yr old parents. I would highly recommend this tour.
The best thing you can ever do in Munich!!! A must for sure!!
We LOVED this tour! Our guide Steve was awesome and very knowledgeable. We were running a little behind due to our constant questions and Steve's patience to answer each one, but he didn't cut us short - he still took us to all the sites, and just took us all back a little later. My Dad (in his late 60s) absolutely loved this and was his favorite thing we did in the city. Would highly recommend this great tour that allows you to experience so much of Munich in a short few hours!
Had Tex as a guild. First 15 minutes my girlfriend and I thought it was going to be the worst tour ever. We thought he was rude and abrasive but we were totally wrong. He has a very dry sense of humor and once you understand he is amazing. We would highly recommend him to others.
Tex was a fun tour guide and made all of us feel welcomed. He taught all of us how to ride Segway safely before before exploring the city, which was very helpful. I would definitely recommend anyone visiting Munich to take this tour; it is a fun way to navigate around streets of Munich with just few hours.


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posted at 7/6/2011 2:36 AM EDTSaw a news about a survey result saying most Americans don't know how to conserve energy. Since LED is an emerging lighting technology, and probably the cleanest and greenest, I thought I open up this discussion and hope I can help to clarify some of the common questions about LED lights.Some general info :- LED lights contains no mercury, no lead, no UV or IR (for household lighting)- LED is solid state lighting and usually can withstand shaking/moving without damage.- LED can produce light that is close to the conventional incandescent light (2700 K). (Different brands and models vary so ask questions before you buy.)- Energy saving: LED usually can save 70-90% of energy comparing to incandescent, and save 40-60% comparing to CFL.- Cost: Indeed the initial cost is high comparing to other lamps. However, the total cost of ownership will actually be lower for a 3+ year comparison.- recoup initial cost: If you replace a light that is lit for 6+ hours a day, in general you can recoup the initial cost in about 15-24 months depending the bulb you are replacing.Let me stop here and I will be happy to answer questions, if i can.
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posted at 7/7/2011 12:59 AM EDTNo idea where you are getting your numbers from but they don't match up with my math. (I used the cost of bulbs based on advertised prices from the Lowe's WWW site and the cost of electricity is based on my electric Co.'s rate of $.082/Kwh)
A standard 60-watt incandescent bulb costs about $.40 each. To run it for 6 hours a day for a full year would cost me $10.77. To run it constantly for 25,000 hours I'd burn up 25 of them (average life = 1,000 hours) so replacement costs plus electric costs would total $136.
The equivelent CFL would use 13 watts and cost about $2.50 each. Again, to run it for 6 hours/day every day for a full year would cost me $2.33/year. I'd use 3 of the CFLs (average life = 8,000 hours) to reach that 25,000 hour point so replacement costs plus electric costs would total $34.15.
The equivelent LED bulb would use 12 watts and costs $39.98. To run that bulb for 6 hours/day every day for a year would cost me $2.15/year. The LED bulb is rated for 25,000 so the total cost over this bulb's entire life would be $64.58.
So the break even point here between the LED and the incandescent is right about at the 12,000 hour point. That'd be 5.4 years at 6 hours/day useage.
The break even point between the LED and the CFL is somewhere in excess of the 100-year range. Mercury is an issue with CFL's but you almost double your cost to rid yourself of that problem by going with an LED.
Just my view, but until the LEDs drop significantly in initial cost the CFL is still your best bet.
Re: LED lighting - the Q & A's
posted at 7/7/2011 1:50 AM EDTIn Response to Re: LED lighting - the Q & A's:
You are very lucky living in a place where electricity costs only 0.082/Kwh. Here in California we pay 0.12 for Kwh within the base range, and 0.15 for Kwh beyond the base range. Commercial lighting costs even more at 0.13 for low season and 0.16 to 0.17/Kwh for high season. Anyway, if we beef up the energy rate to 0.14/Kwh in average, then the 2 year payback becomes feasible. Granted that it will take much longer to recoup if one is replacing a CFL type of bulb. I personally could not wait to get rid of the CFL due to the potential hazard to health (if broken in a home) and the long term damage to the environment (people are just dumping them in the garbage cans!). The cost of LED also matters a lot. Currently it is very chaotic in the market with so many brands of products and price ranges. A typical LED PAR30 lamp can range from $29 to $85 and you don't really how they perform until you put it up in the fixture then turn it on. For sure the price will come down. In Japan, the A19 bulb price came down from $89 to $19 within a 15 month time period. At $19 they are selling bulbs by the millions. I think eventually it will drop down to about $12 or so for a 60w replacement.
Re: LED lighting - the Q & A's
posted at 7/8/2011 1:34 PM EDT
Another issue with CFLs, which can make LEDs worth the cost, is the quality of the light. Now that incandescents are being phased out, the thought of living with flourescent light only is unpleasant for light-sensitive people like me.
Also, LEDs can be dimmed, but that does increase the cost, since it seems you have to replace the switch as well to get the dimming to work -- at least that's what we've found.
We have CFLs in most of our nondimmable lamps and fixtures, but probably half of our lamps and fixtures are dimmable, and in those we mostly have incandescents, and a few LEDs. I'd love to see the cost of all green technology to come down, that's for sure.
Re: LED lighting - the Q & A's
posted at 7/8/2011 4:47 PM EDTCFLs are also toxic to those who have migraines, seizures, etc. I hope that LED costs can somehow be subsidized on the national level, if the over expenses of producing them cannot eb brought down. Get rid of fossil fuel subsidies and switch to renewables and post-incandescents!
Re: LED lighting - the Q & A's
posted at 7/8/2011 6:15 PM EDTIndeed. For now try to keep the CFL far away from your body as possible.As to the dimming function, many LED bulbs are now capable of smooth dimming but you need to select carefully. Make sure it says it is compatible with standard household triac dimmers.One of the samples is the LED candelabra I use for my chandelier. http://www.amazon.com/Tuwago-3-8W-Dimmable-Candelabra-LED/dp/B004MDEM6E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1310163168&sr=8-1 or http://www.tuwago.com/candle-led/55-candelabra-clear.html .They dim flawlessly. Well, perhaps not down to 5% but I don't mind it cutting off at about 20% or so.You almost have to test it to find out. I have tested many so called dimmable LEDs and they are not created equal.
Re: LED lighting - the Q & A's
posted at 7/12/2011 12:01 AM EDTCFLs can be bought in dimmable versions as well and there is no need for anything other than the same dimmer switches you've been using for incandescents.
You can also find 3-way CFLs that will work perfectly in lamps that have 3-way switches.