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Over the past year or so, Northern Kentucky's SofaBurn Records has risen to become one of the more notable independent record labels in the region. The imprint has helped draw national attention to locally-produced gems like singer/songwriter Jeremy Pinnell's amazing OH/KY album, and it has also released various singles featuring area artists like Buffalo Killers and R. Ring (featuring Kelley Deal and Northern Kentucky's Mike Montgomery). Tomorrow (Oct. 9), the label is putting out the latest from former SubPop recording artist and Kentucky native Daniel Martin Moore; you can listen to Moore's Golden Age (produced by My Morning Jacket's Jim James) now via the Wall Street Journal's website. Another great local band that is part of the SofaBurn roster is Alone at 3AM, the soulful and melodic Roots Rock crew fronted by singer/songwriter Max Fender that has been kicking ass for the past decade and a half-plus with consistently excellent releases showcasing Fender's compelling songwriting abilities. Alone at 3AM's fantastic new album, Show the Blood, was released by SofaBurn last month and it has already scored some glowing reviews, including one from Roots Rock/AltCountry bible No Depression, which called the LP "a superb album from the first to the last track." This Saturday, Alone at 3AM is playing a free show at Northside's Comet to support the new release. The 10 p.m. show also includes sets from Northern Kentucky's A City on Fire and Joliet, Ill.'s Death and Memphis. Ahead of the show, the band has unveiled a new music video for Show the Blood track "I'm Dying," a Heartland Rock ear-worm that Springsteen/Petty fans should instantly fall in love with. (The track was premiered on Guitar World's website back in July.) The "I'm Dying" video is a no-nonsense clip shot in Northern Kentucky. "This video is just a little window into what life is like in Dayton, Ky., where I wrote the album," Fender says. "(We) had lots of fun shooting it with Sarah (Davis, Alone at 3AM harmony singer and keyboardist)." After the show at The Comet, Fender is setting off on a European solo tour with labelmate Pinnell. Click here to keep tabs on the latest Alone at 3AM happenings.
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In March of 1999, after running the Cincinnati-based Shake It Records label for several years, brothers Jim and Darren Blase opened a new record store in the Northside neighborhood. The store, also called Shake It Records, was an instant hit with local record-buyers, offering a huge chunk of vinyl alongside their CD stock, as well as books, magazines and various musical merchandise (among many other items). Since then, word of Shake It's awesomeness has spread far and wide — the well-stocked and unique shop has often earned nods in the national press as one of the best record stores in the country, and music heads from across the region always make trips to Shake It when in Cincinnati (or they make trips just to go Shake It). Indie Rock star/hardcore record lover Bob Pollard, for example, comes down from Dayton often and frequently leaves with a big stack of LPs for his (surely gargantuan) collection. The beloved shop has also regularly featured in-store performances from both local artists and national touring acts (a Tegan and Sara in-store a few years ago drew the attention of local TV news stations because of the huge turnout to meet the Pop duo). To celebrate its 15th anniversary — a remarkable milestone considering Shake It's rise coincided with the rise of digital music and the alleged death march of brick-and-mortar record stores — Shake it will be presenting a string of performances throughout March. The free, intimate shows kick off tomorrow (Saturday, March 1) with a 7 p.m. performance from Cincinnati Pop/Rock guitar/songwriting legend Rob Fetters. Fetters, who kicked off the 2014 Cincinnati Entertainment Awards in January with a surprise performance, will be supporting his latest solo release, Saint Ain't, and you're bound to hear a few songs from his expansive songwriting legacy with the bands The Raisins, psychodots and The Bears. Shake It recently released the schedule of in-store performances for the rest of the month, with more to be added. Not that an excuse is needed for a Shake It visit, but the following events are great chances to stop in and wish the store a happy birthday. March 15: Cincy Honky Tonk ensemble Jeremy Pinnell & The 55's (7 p.m.) March 19: Luther Dickinson of the North Mississippi Allstars, supporting his third solo release, Rock 'n' Roll Blues, which comes out March 18. (time TBA) March 21: Northern Kentucky singer/songwriter Daniel Martin Moore, who's released acclaimed material through the Sub Pop label, and "Friends." (8 p.m.) March 22: The Shake It label's biggest success story, Cincy rockers Wussy, who will preview their new album, Attica, which releases nationally on May 6. (7 p.m.) March 29: Covington Indie Rock crew Frontier Folk Nebraska, whose releases are distributed through the Shake It label. (7 p.m.) Keep an eye on shakeitrecords.com — and sign up for Shake It's e-mailing list — for the latest in-store additions and more.
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Northern Kentucky Indie Rock foursome Philosopher's Stone is set to unveil its first full-length in a decade, When Life Rafts Begin To Fail, in conjunction with a free show at Covington's Avenue Lounge this Saturday. The show opens at 9 p.m. with guest Andyman Hopkins.
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It's looking like the historic Emery Theatre on the border of Over-the-Rhine and Downtown is back in business as a full-time functioning venue. Bands like Magnolia Mountain and Pop Empire have been using the Theatre to film music video projects and, next Saturday (April 28), the Emery hosts the "Rock This Town" benefit concert for CityLink, which helps resident "break the cycle of poverty" by providing employment training and other assistance. The event's music will be provided several groups of business people who can play instruments or sing (modeled on the "Suits That Rock" concerts that benefit the Carnegie Arts Center in Covington). On April 27, the Emery will host a dual album release party/concert in honor of two new releases from the label Ol Kentuck, run by SubPop recording artist and Northern Kentucky native Daniel Martin Moore. One of the albums is a vinyl release of producer/guitarist/composer Ric Hordinski's Arthur's Garden (read more about the album here). The other is the first release from a duo project consisting of Moore and singer Joan Shelley (pictured) titled Farthest Field. The event will also feature readings from authors Silas House and Marianne Worthington (who wrote one of the most engaging press releases for the album I think I've ever laid eyes on for the duo's debut; click the "Bio" pdf link on this page to read it). It's a great time to check out the Emery circa 2012 because the concert is also free and open to the public. (Rock this Town's tickets range from $35-$100 — for a great cause, of course.)Here are two video clips (shot by photographer Michael Wilson with help on the audio side from Pop Empire) promoting the concert, with music from Moore and Shelley's Farthest Field (officially available May 8).
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Under the changes approved by the utility's board, operators that use energy-efficient light-emitting diode, or LED, streetlights will pay $2.40 per month to operate one 70-watt lamp, and $7.19 per month to run one 187-watt lamp.
The cities, businesses and a handful of individuals who use existing conventional streetlights will pay $3.59 per month to power one 100-watt lamp (about 32 cents less than the current rate) and $5.99 per month to operate one 150-watt lamp (about 22 cents more than the current rate).
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Beck, a 13-year LVMPD veteran, leaves behind a wife and three children. Soldo, who also leaves behind a wife and baby, joined the force in 2006.The names of the suspects have not been released, and a motive is not known, but witnesses told police that the shooters said "this is a revolution."
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Nice campground on a large grassy area. Sites fairly large and easy to get into, pull-thru's and back ins. Some trees, but little shade or privacy. Water hookup only, electrical as of now is OTS, but price is reduced accordingly. There is a dump station. Each site has a picnic table, fire pit, and raised grill. Shower was OK, and flush toilets. Cabins are also available. Cell signal fine. They offer pay WiFi, $3.00 per day, cheaper for longer periods. It worked good except a short period where it would not connect. Beautiful lake, good bird watching, and a disc golf course. We were there mid to late September, very few people, quiet. Flies were horrible. If you are 62 or older rate is reduced Mon. - Thurs at $14.54. - trussman
Sep 2010 - $23.00
Oh what a lovely park. We were there in what I guess would be the off season (mid September) so it was very quiet and peaceful during the week; the weekend was a bit more crowded. The town of Rupert is about 10 miles away, which is a catch 22, I guess so plan ahead. Also, the office wasn't staffed all that much during the day. Given all that, the price was well worth anything that may be considered a "down side". I loved it here, and we would certainly return. - tpw0607
May 2009 - $21.00
It is not a bad park, but not spectacular either. It's out of Rupert 16 miles so get groceries first. We stayed early in the season while passing through therefore the water was not turned on yet, nor was the dump station open. It's a quiet lake with a lot of walking and bike trails as well as a National Wildlife Refuge area. There is fishing only, no swimming. - RVLivin
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An Elks member only park. An excellent place to stay. Parking on grass which looks like it may be soft when very wet. It was dry when we've been here (3 times) so I haven't seen wet first hand. An extremely friendly club with golf course attached. The absolute best prime rib dinner. If you can be here on the last Wed. of the month it is fork tender. - Bucky Beaver


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2012-13: Outdoors - Did not compete. Indoors - Did not compete. Cross Country- Participated in two meets during the year. Placed sixth overall at the Park Pier Invitational with a race time of 18:08.06 (6,000 meters). Represented Oregon in the Dellinger Invitational finishing the 8,000 meter race with a time of 26:40. Earned second team Pac-12 all-academic honors.
2011-12: Outdoors - Set four personal bests in the 3,000 meter steeplechase, including a sixth-place finish at the Pac-12 Championships. Opened season with a sixth-place finish at the Pepsi Team Invitational and a PR of 9:14.73. Lowered that time to 9:07.01 in a runner-up finish at the Oregon Relays. Trimmed another :07 off at the Oregon Twilight (9:00.29). Top performance of the year came in a sixth-place showing at the Pac-12 Championships, helping Oregon to its sixth straight title, where he run under 9:00 for the first time (8:57.91). Wrapped season with his first NCAA West Preliminaty appearance in the steeplechase. Also ran the 1,500 meters once, taking third at the John Knight Twilight (3:53.17). Indoors - Did not compete. Pac-12 all-academic second team. Cross Country - Led Oregon to the Beaver Classic title with his fourth-place finish in 24:54 (8,000 meters), his best finish as a Duck. Opened season at the Bill Dellinger Invitational and finished 51st in 25:04.92 (8,000 meters). Pac-12 all-academic second team. Season Bests: 1,500 Meters - 3:53.17 (PR), John Knight Twilight, Monmouth, Ore. (4/13/12); 3,000 Meter Steeplechase - 8:57.91, Pac-12 Championships, Eugene, Ore. (5/12/12).
2010-11: Outdoors - Had seasonal PR in the steeplechase at the Oregon Twilight of 9:17.24. Ran the steeple at UCLA in 9:21.24. First career steeplchase came at the Pepsi Team Invitational. Made varsity debut in the 3,000 meters at the Oregon Preview. Pac-10 all-academic honorable mention. Cross Country - Took 15th in his varsity debut at the John Frank Memorial. Was 32nd at the Charles Bowles Invitational in 24:45.66 (8,000 meters). Also ran at the Bill Dellinger Invitational. Pac-10 all-academic second team. Season Bests: 3,000 Meter Steeplechase - 9:17.24, Oregon Twilight, Eugene, Ore. (5/6/11).
2009-10: Redshirted the indoor and outdoor seasons. Ran unattached in the 1,500 at the Oregon Relays (3:58.96). Cross Country - Redshirt season. Competed unattached at the Bill Dellinger Invitational, Mike Hodges Invitational and the Beaver Classic.
Prep: Three-time state scorer at 3,000 meters for Springfield High School. Was sixth at that distance as a sophomore, fifth as a junior and eighth as a senior. District champion at 3,000 meters as a senior. Won the prep section of the 3,000 meter steeplechase at the 2009 Oregon Relays in 9:31.33. Also a three-time state scorer in cross country, where placed ninth as a sophomore, fifth as a junior and seventh as a senior. District cross country champ as a senior. High School Bests: 3,000 Meter Steeplechase - 9:31.33, 2009.
Personal: Major is business. Recipient of a Presidential Scholarship.
Personal Bests
3,000 Meter Steeplechase - 8:57.91
Pac-12 Championships
Eugene, Ore., 5/12/12
Pac-12 Track Championships
2012 - 3,000 Meter Steeplechase, 6th, 8:57.91


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A million steps
by Kurt. Koontz
by Kurt. Koontz
Kurt Koontz thought he was well prepared for his 490-mile walking trip on the historic Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route in Spain. He was fit and strong. He had a good guidebook and all the right equipment. His pilgrim passport would grant him access to the shelter of hostels along the way. But all that, however helpful, did not begin to encompass the grandeur of his external or internal adventure. A Million Steps climbs over the high meadows of the Pyrenees, quests through the unceasing wind of the Meseta, and dances in the rains of Galicia. While following the yellow arrows that mark the route, Koontz also navigates through his personal history of addiction, recovery, and love. With outgoing humor and friendliness, he embraces the beauty of the countryside and joyful connections to other pilgrims from around the world. Part diary, part travelogue, A Million Steps is a journey within a journey all the way to the Cathedral de Santiago de Compostela and beyond.
A sense of direction : pilgrimage for the restless and the hopeful
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by Gideon. Lewis-Kraus
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Beverly Donofrio had already lived two lives, first as a scrappy young mother on the streets of the East Village and later as the bestselling author of Riding in Cars with Boys. By the time she reached her fifties, she thought she had seen it all. Now, even though she was living in a vibrant, picturesque Mexican town, where she practiced yoga, drank margaritas in her backyard, and took salsa lessons, she felt lost and was searching for monasteries to visit. The religious practice that had nourished her for several years had faded. She missed God. Then one night she woke to find a rapist holding a knife to her throat. So begins the memoir that charts Donofrio's journey--a long and twisting road through denial, mourning, anger, vulnerability, and retreat at five very different monasteries.
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Mecca : The Sacred City
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by Ziauddin Sardar
Sardar unravels the meaning and significance of Mecca. Tracing its history from its origins as a barren valley in the desert to its evolution as a trading town and sudden emergence as the religious center of a world empire, Sardar examines the religious struggles and rebellions in Mecca that have significantly shaped Muslim culture in a blend of history, reportage, and memoir.
Paris to the Pyrenees : a skeptic pilgrim walks the way of Saint James
by David Downie
by David Downie
Driven by curiosity, wanderlust, and health crises David Downie and his wife set out from Paris to walk across France to the Pyrenees. Starting on the Rue Saint-Jacques then trekking 750 miles south to Roncesvalles, Spain, their eccentric route takes 72 days on Roman roads and pilgrimage paths a 1,100-year-old network of trails leading to the sanctuary of Saint James the Greater. It is best known as El Camino de Santiago de Compostela The Way for short. The object of any pilgrimage is an inward journey manifested in a long, reflective walk. For Downie, the inward journey met the outer one: a combination of self-discovery and physical regeneration. More than 200,000 pilgrims take the highly commercialized Spanish route annually, but few cross France. Downie had a goal: to go from Paris to the Pyrenees on age-old trails, making the pilgrimage in his own maverick way.
Persian pilgrimages : journeys across Iran
by Afshin Molavi
by Afshin Molavi
Afshin Molavi, a young journalist and writer born in Iran and educated in the West, traveled his homeland for more than a year, encountering every facet of Iranian society--students of the right and left, bazaar merchants, Islamic clerics, pro-democracy journalists, Islamic hard-liners, reformist politicians, grumbling taxi drivers, urban slum dwellers, partying teenagers, village farmers, handicapped war veterans, and kids hooked on anything western.
Roman pilgrimage : the station churches
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by 1951- Weigel
Theologian and papal biographer George Weigel, art historian Elizabeth Lev, and photographer Stephen Weigel explore the annual Lenten pilgrimage to dozens of Rome's most striking churches, which for many faithful is a sacred tradition dating back almost two millennia, to the earliest days of Christianity.
Sacred journeys [videorecording]
by Bruce Feiler
by Bruce Feiler
Retraces some of the world's most ancient, meaningful and challenging religious pilgrimages. Viewers travel alongside contemporary seekers as they explore breathtaking locations, fascinating history, and ancient religious traditions.
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It is here that the roots of this complex company lie: a company that now consists of 11 wine estates with more than 1,800 hectares (3,705 acres) of vineyards located in Italy's most favorable terroirs. At the center of the Zonin universe is the land, the soils of the estates-which yield some of the greatest Italian wines-and particularly those at Gambellara, where this family of small farmer has steadily handed down, from one generation to the next, a sense of the vine's life and its beauty. This commitment has brought the family to the very highest level of the Italian wine sector. It has been a journey between heaven and earth through a world of infinite sensations. And at the center there is always the land in which seven generations of the Zonin family have sunk deep roots.– Description from Mimi Kim
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Definition of the noun Haslet
What does Haslet mean as a name of something?
noun - plural: haslets
- heart and liver and other edible viscera especially of hogs; usually chopped and formed into a loaf and braised
- lexical domain: Foods & Drinks - nouns denoting foods and drinks
- more generic terms: loaf = a quantity of food (other than bread) formed in a particular shape; organs / variety meat = edible viscera of a butchered animal
Alternative definition of the noun Haslet
- the internal organs of an animal, especially the heart and liver of a pig
- a meatloaf made of that (and seasoning)
Haslet is a city in Denton and Tarrant counties within the DFW Metroplex in the U.S. state of Texas and is located 15 miles north of downtown Fort Worth and 20 miles south of Denton. Haslet borders Interstate 35W, U.S. Highway 287, and Alliance Airport.
- also known as Haslet, Texas
- part of Tarrant County, Texas, Denton County
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The Facts on File Dictionary of American Regionalisms (2000)
by Robert Hendrickson
A violent threat; haslet means intestines or guts. Given as a common expression in George Allen England, "Rural Locutions of Maine and Northern New Hampshire," Dialect Notes, Vol. IV (1914). ill news flies fast See quote. "'Ill news flies fast, ...
Newcomer's Handbook Neighborhood Guide (2006)
Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and Austin by Yushan Chang, First Books
Haslet is a small town with a little over 1,000 residents in far north Tarrant County that serves as a bedroom community for Ft. 116 Newcomer's Handbook Neighborhood Guide: Dallas, Ft. Worth, Houston & Austin Mansfield North Suburbs ...
Something for Everybody (1861)
by John Timbs
hi Haslet is the small pieces cut off in trimming the. Pork.
Freeling's Grand junction railway companion ... and Liverpool, Manchester & Birmingham guide (1838)
by Arthur Freeling
Haslet is a markettown and chapelry, in the parish of Stoke, about two miles ...
101 Sandwiches (2015)
A collection of the finest sandwich recipes from around the world by Helen Graves
Haslet Sandwich Haslet is a British meatloaf from Lincolnshire made from ground pork mince and herbs. In effect, it's like a coarse pâté and, as such, is lovely eaten in a sandwich complemented by some nose-searing English mustard, ...
The Diner's Dictionary (2012)
Word Origins of Food and Drink by John Ayto
haslet Originally, haslet was the internal organs of the pig (or occasionally other animals) used as ...
Foods & Nutrition Encyclopedia, Two Volume Set (1993)
by Marion Eugene Ensminger, Audrey H. Ensminger
HASLET. • A piece of meat roasted on a spit. • The edible viscera (as the heart, liver, or kidneys) of pork. • A braised dish made of edible viscera. HAWS. ( HAWTHORNE). Crataegus. spp. The fruit of various species of hawthorne shrubs and ...
Historical Dictionary of the American Revolution (2009)
by Terry M. Mays
American Colonel Haslet launched a raid on British positions established near the village of Mamaroneck following the successful British ...
Dictionary of Obsolete and Provincial English (1904)
Containing Words from the English Writers Previous to the Nineteenth Century which are No Longer in Use, Or are Not Used in the Same Sense. And Words which are Now Used Only in the Provincial Dialects
A hog's haslet. Norf. (5) adj. Hoarse. Hash, (1) adj. Harsh; rough; quick ; parched, or dry. Var. d. (2) s. A sloven ; a chatterer. North. Hask, (1) s. A fish- basket. Spent. (2) adj. Coarse; rough; parched; dry. North. See Hash. Haskerde, s .
Bohemian and English dictionary (1890)
by Karel Jonáš
- osr-dec, pericardium, perikhar'dy- ;,um; -di, pluck, haslet, plak, haslet.
Dictionary of Obsolete and Provincial English, Containing Words from the English Writers Previous to the Ninetheenth Century which are No Longer in Use ... [etc.] (1857)
by Thomas Wright
A hog's haslet.
A Dictionary of English Etymology (1862)
E - P by Hensleigh Wedgwood
Haslet, Hastener. A hog's haslet, or harslet, the liver, heart, and lights of a pig. Corrupted from hastelets. Fr. hastitte, hasterel, hastemenue, the pluck or gather of an animal. The sense is little roastings, from Fr. haste, a spit, also a piece of roast ...
The Concise Standard Dictionary of the English Language ... (1915)
by James Champlin Fernald
haslet, 1 haslet; 2 haslet, n. The heart, liver, lungs, etc., of an animal, used asfood. hasp, 1 hasp; 2 hasp. It. it. To fasten, as with a hasp. II. n. A fastening passing over a staple and secured ...
The Century Dictionary: The Century dictionary (1911)
haslet (has'let), n. [Also improp. harslet; ( hastelete, hastlet, ( OF. hastelet (F. dial. hatelet), F. hdtellettes, flesh to be roasted, dim. of haste, a spit, a piece of roasted ...
A Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial Words, Obsolete Phrases, Proverbs, and Ancient Customs, from the Fourteenth Century by James Orchard Halliwell (1855)
A hog's haslet. Norf.
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- April 07, 2014
TWO little girls missing since Friday are believed to be in the company of a woman known to their family.
Bronte and Isabella Watter, both 7, were last seen in Hyde Park in Townsville.
Family and police hold concerns for their welfare.
Bronte Watter is described as 100cm tall, slim with fair skin and long light brown hair.
Isabelle Watter is similar in build with short light brown hair.
The 41-year-old woman the girls were last seen with is described as approximately 163cm tall with hazel eyes.
Anyone with information on the girls is urged to call police.
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The eyes of the sports world will be focused squarely on East Bethel this Saturday, as arm-sports enthusiasts of all ages, sizes, genders, and experience levels will come together for the Fatboys Arm Wrestling Challenge.
The action kicks off at 5 p.m., and will feature both the open-invite tournament as well as an all-star clash between Adam Kruger and John Whitaker, two of the top five arm wrestlers in the state. Event organizer Josh Handeland says he expects around 40 competitors to participate, and the competition will be divided into five different weight classes to level the playing field (according to the website, you're allowed to strip down to make weight if need be).
If competitive arm wrestling seems like a new concept for Minnesota, that's because it sort of is. Sure, pros like Richard "The Minnesota Man of Muscle" Lupkes have been pulling arms and taking names since the '80s, but according to Handeland, finding competition locally hasn't always been easy to come by.
"I found out that there were arm wrestling competitions back around 2006, but I couldn't find any events happening in Minnesota," he recalls. "So a few friends and I just started doing it ourselves, training and going to competitions in other states. Eventually, more people found out that we were doing it, and asked if they could come and train with us. Eventually, we sort of had a team."
The real momentum for Handeland and his band of aspiring gladiators came when Fatboys Bar and Grill reached out, offering a venue for the competitions.
"We usually hold an event once every three or four months at Fatboys," says Handeland. "We get a mix of people who train and come out to compete regularly, plus guys who have never done it before but have beaten all of their friends and decide to give it a shot."
Although this may sound like a total tough-guy sport, it isn't just for guys.
"Some women come out and compete, but we get like 10 times more guys than women," he says. "We run a women's division, but sometimes there are only like two or three people who show up. We need more women to come out."
Regardless of your gender, Handeland explains that the keys to success in the world of one-armed grappling are the same for everyone.
"Don't be too overconfident," he says. "Just because you can beat your friends doesn't mean you're going to beat everyone in the tournament. Some guys think they can just show up and get drunk and it's not serious; I take it really seriously. I want to be a world champion."
While the idea of drunk dudes (and lady-dudes) slamming each others' arms may be a misconception, there is one popular stereotype about competitive arm wrestling that does ring true.
"If you show up wearing a hat, you're going to have to turn it backwards so that you don't hit the other person with the brim."
There is a $20 entry fee (per arm), and the top three in each division will be showered with cash and glory (the cash is dependent on the number of participants, but the glory is immeasurable, obviously).
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21383 Ulysses St., East Bethel
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May 28, 2016
The cold front that brought us the rain yesterday and today is now well east of the viewing area and clearing is working into northwestern portions of Mississippi. The clearing will arrive overnight from the northwest to southeast. We will be dry on Friday but see clouds return late in the day as the southern portion of the cold front in the Gulf of Mexico returns north as a warm front for Saturday.
As of now, I do not expect us to see a lot of rain out of the system for Saturday, and it is looking more possible that most of us remain dry. However, I will keep an isolated shot at showers in the forecast with the best chance of rain south of Interstate 20.
Sunday will be dry and seasonal with a little warm up Monday before more clouds arrive with our next system arriving late Monday into Tuesday. This system as well looks to bring only a small rain chance late Monday through our Tuesday, but it will usher in the coldest readings of the season so far. Highs will drop down into the 60s for next Wednesday and Thursday with overnight lows potentially hitting the upper 30s on Thursday morning for the first time this season.
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See the sole remaining advertiser on Rush Limbaugh's website.
Mar 07, 2012 @ 2:01pm
Though Rush claims that his sponsors aren't fleeing his slut-shaming empire like it was a boat where the passengers just found out Rush Limbaugh is on board, a peek at his website might betray the truth. Unless his warehouse is trying to unload an overstock of crappy Rush mugs, shirts, books, and other cheap swag, it would appear the only advertiser Rush has been able to hang onto is Rush. To be fair, depending on what pills he's taken, he might honestly think the guy in his mirror is an interested ad buyer. Take a look below at the right column of rushlimbaugh.com, where you'll find not a single ad that isn't peddling products straight from the Rush landfill.
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I am happy to become a new member of this forum. I became aware of it by chance, during some search about touring bikes. The few threads I've read, the interesting topics I found, and the friendly posts I followed, made the decision of becoming a member very straightforward.
Having a mountain bike for some year now, I am very curious about trying other modalities of cycling.


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I'd like to go to Louisville to watch the UCI World Championships.
If I'm gonna spend the money to fly out there, might as well spend a couple of extra days and race, eh?
Who went last year and got any info, tips, experiences to share?
Coming from SoCal, it'll probably end up being some pretty cold racing for me.
Looking at last year's results, only 61 people competed in my 45-49 catergory - and only 3 from outside the US. Looking at the heat vs finals times - the heat lap times were about twice as long. Was there a course change or did the conditions change that much day to day?
I'd imagine with the Elites being just after at the same venue, a few more Euros might show up, but I'm not sure.
I wouldn't at all be competitive with the leaders, my goal would to not be last. Would be kinda cool to actually compete in a World Championship, I skipped a couple opportunites in Masters Swimming.


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E UGENE PILLOT'S ANNOUNCEMENT ON JANUARY 17, 1879, that
he had bought and would "refit, refurnish, and rechristen"
the old Perkins' Opera House was welcome news to
Houston theatre-goers. Since the burning of the splendid city-hall-
opera house three years before, there had been a dearth of stage
entertainment in the city. Pillot was described in the city directory
of 1879 simply as a capitalist; he was later to admit that he knew
nothing about theatrical promotion. What Houston needed at the
time was a man who was willing to spend enough money to fit
out and manage a respectable playhouse-even if he would not
furnish a new building. Pillot's proposal would at least satisfy
these modest requirements.
The renovated Perkins' Opera House would have a new audi-
torium, a dress circle for ladies, and a parquet for gentlemen ac-
companied by ladies. Eight hundred opera chairs had been ordered
to replace the antiquated benches of these sections. The upper
gallery was to be rebuilt, and a "sunlight" put in the center of
the new ceiling. The stage would be enlarged-an essential change
-with new dressing-rooms, scenery and curtains. E. J. Duhamel
was named as the architect, and Charles Evans, well-known scenic
artist of Galveston, would do the decorating. The whole project
as it was first planned would cost close to $8,ooo. Pillot declared
that he would have one of the costliest drawing room theatres in
the Southwest. The proposed playhouse was to be under his per-
sonal managment, and it was his intention to send a business man-
iThis building was also referred to as the Academy of Music, although only
the auditorium, on the second floor, was used for theatrical purposes. A description
of the structure is given in an encyclopedia of the period:
The city hall and market house of brick, just finished [1874] at a cost of $4oo,ooo,
is 272 ft. long by 146 ft. wide, and has two towers, 14 by 2i ft. and 114 ft. high.
It contains a hall, 70 by 11o ft, fitted up for public entertainments and capable of
seating 1,3oo persons. American Cyclopedia (New York, 1873-1876), IX, 15.
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Ms Mather was appointed as Sydney Airport's Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer in July 2011, and has over 18 years of international aviation and transport experience and expertise. She is Deputy Chair of the Tourism and Transport Forum's advisory board and is on the World Governing Board of Airports Council International. Ms Mather has worked with airports in multiple international jurisdictions, including as a director on the boards of a number of UK and European airports. She has been CEO of the Sydney Airport Group since it was privatised in 2002. In 2011, she led the sale of Brussels and Copenhagen Airports through an asset swap with the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board and the acquisition of a further interest in Sydney Airport. In 2013, she led the corporate restructure and simplification of the ASX-listed Sydney Airport. Sydney Airport Limited now owns 100 per cent of Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport.
Hugh has undertaken multiple airport transaction and asset management roles in Australia, Europe and other international markets over the last ten years. Prior to that, he held investment banking roles based in both Australia and the United Kingdom.
Hugh joined Sydney Airport in 2011 and was integral in delivering the minority acquisitions, structural simplification and ATO settlement, leading to a transformation of the business in 2013. He was the Head of Strategy & Capital Projects immediately before being appointed as CFO.
Jamie was appointed as Company Secretary of ASX-listed Sydney Airport on 4 January 2012. He is a qualified solicitor with over 17 years' experience.
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Minimising Recruitment Risk in Positions of Trust: With Recruitment Risks So High, Is the Banking and Finance Industry Applying Enough Rigour to the Recruitment Process to Truly Minimise This Exposure?
Bishop, Rob, Journal of Banking and Financial Services
Many roles expose staff to the opportunity to be dishonest and breaches of faith do occur, even if only in a minority of cases. Crime statistics released by the New Zealand Police indicate that in 2003, 1296 employees were prosecuted for theft as a servant/misappropriation charge. There were an additional 53,290 general theft prosecutions in 2003, with a good number of these being employee-related thefts.
This highlights the importance of ensuring that employees can be left to carry out their role responsibly without being tempted to abuse their position of trust. The best auditing and bureaucratic safety procedures in the world only go so far towards preventing a motivated abuser from creating an opportunity to commit theft or fraud. Ensuring that the workplace has a minimum of employees with such propensities is by far the best mechanism for protecting the workplace.
Risk management, as part of the recruitment process, is a strategic issue across many businesses. In the banking and finance industry, where staff at all levels are in a position of considerable trust, organisations that do not use robust recruitment methodologies are exposing themselves to considerable risk. Whether recruiting a teller, a business manager, an analyst or a branch network manager, it is essential that everything possible be done to minimise this risk and maximise success.
So just how do you provide for a rigorous recruitment process?
Pre-employment screening and the completion of background checks is a repetitive and lengthy process. There is no single check or element of the recruitment process that ensures integrity and minimises risk. There are a number of complementary elements that result in the creation of a comprehensive picture of a prospective employee: identity; employment history; skills; previous performance; previous credit issues; and criminal record.
As soon as a new role is identified, systems can be put in place to influence the expectations of prospective candidates and demonstrate the requirements of the employer. From the way the role is advertised to the presentation of the position by whoever is carrying out initial telephone screening, key criteria can be established to encourage a certain kind of candidate to apply for the position.
Once a candidate has made an initial application it is essential that whoever carries out the telephone interview gives a very clear indication of what will be involved in the application process and what checks and assessments will be made prior to offers being given. Many higher risk candidates will either talk about their past (in which case the interviewer can make an informed decision or probe further for more information) or the candidate will quietly withdraw themselves from the application process at this stage.
If the applicant has been successful in progressing past an initial telephone screen they may be invited to a face-to-face interview. Discussions with applicants at this stage should explore how their previous work history and life experience has helped them to develop the qualities, skills and aptitudes required for this position. Most consultancies carry out behavioural competency-based interviews that allow the consultant to form an accurate picture of how the individual has reacted to various challenges and situations in the past.
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FWI flying under contract to VARA
At the Avalon Airshow 2011, Trade Day Three
Landing in the late afternoon.
FWI resting.
FWI arriving back into Perth with VH-VLI taking off in the background
Heading for it's new home base of Perth. Will not be seen in the East for some time.


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A Brief History: Super Models In Music VideosSports Illustrated cover model Ashley Graham appears in DNCE's new music video "Toothbrush," which only adds to the list of music videos featuring super models.
California Closer To New Guidelines For History, Social Studies TextbooksCalifornia is a step closer to adopting a new history and social studies teaching framework aimed at reflecting the state's diverse student population.
Old Mint Opening For Rare Public Viewing In San FranciscoSan Francisco's Old Mint at Fifth and Mission streets will give visitors a rare glimpse inside the building this weekend when it opens to the public.
Warriors Become Fastest NBA Team To 50 Wins After Curry Scores 36 Points On HawksStephen Curry scored 36 points and the Golden State Warriors became the fastest team in NBA history to 50 wins, beating the Atlanta Hawks 102-92 Monday night after squandering a 23-point lead.
San Francisco's 'Wiggle' Follows Path Of 1 Of City's Underground CreeksWell over a hundred years after San Francisco paved over Mission Creek, the city's buried marshland is still pumping out problems, but the low-lying mission isn't the only neighborhood swimming in the city's original waterways.
Epic Drought Reveals Lake Mead's Hidden Historic SitesLike reservoirs throughout the drought-stricken West, Nevada's Lake Mead is far below capacity, down more than 60 percent. But even as the drought deepens, tourists are flowing in.
5 Best Spots In San Francisco JapantownTravel to Japan while staying in the Bay. Barry Lancet, author of Japantown, recommends five of the best places to experience Japanese culture in San Francisco Japantown.
South Bay History Lover's Guide To Winchester Mystery HouseWe take a look at one of the most curious and spectacular and most popular destinations in San Jose, the Winchester Mystery House. Located just south of San Francisco, San Jose has several different historical landmarks to choose from, whether you are looking from a genealogical perspective or even wanting a destination for the whole family, the Winchester Mystery House fulfills both.
Surviving In A Sea Of Wealth: San Francisco's Tenderloin Endures Change, Protects Housing, And Looks To The FutureRandy Shaw, executive director for the Tenderloin Housing Clinic, talks about the district's history, how it got it's name, what led up to its seedy reputation and how it deals with gentrification while protecting housing.
Los Altos Students Say History Textbooks Ignore U.S. 'Crimes Against Humanity,' Want Texts RevisedThe students claim the version of American history taught in California classrooms is at best incomplete and at worst biased and inaccurate: failing to adequately cover the experiences, accomplishments and frequent mistreatment of communities of color and women.
Stanford Climatologist Says Californians Need To Prepare For Warmer, Drier Weather As New NormalStanford Professor Noah Diffenbaugh says "there are a number of measures that suggest that the drought we're in now is the worst on record."
Pope Valley Antique General Store, Saloon On The Auction BlockThe Pope Valley General Store in northern Napa County is a place where time stands still, but not for much longer once the property goes on the auction block Saturday.


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Blackberry Smash
Wild blackberries are so much sweeter and juicier than their store-bought counterparts. In Northern California, you'll see them growing wild on the side of the road. I grabbed some bowls, gathered wild berries, and turned them into a simple and satisfying late-summer cocktail. If you can't find wild berries or some farm-fresh ones at a roadside stand or farmers market, you will probably need to add a little sugar to this recipe.
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Orange Bourbon Press
2 oz. Bourbon
1/2 oz. Grand Marnier
Soda water
Ginger ale
An orange slice
In an Old Fashioned glass, muddle the orange slice (remove the rind and set it aside to be used as the garnish) and a splash of soda water. Add bourbon and Grand Marnier. Stir. Add ice and top with equal parts soda water and ginger ale. Stir.
Garnish with an orange twist.
Thanks Jon!
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The Grizzly
The Boothby
Created in 1908 to honor William Boothby, legendary San Francisco Bartender. This version was adapted by Eric Castro and Neyah White.
Voodoo Daiquiri
It'll put a spell on you! Courtesy of Lafitte's Olde Blacksmith Shop Bar, Bourbon Street, New Orleans.… Read more
Maker's Mark 46 Bourbon Review
Travels to the Maker's Mark Distillery to sample Maker's 46
Maker's Mark Salutes America with Special Red, White and Blue Bottles
A true American original, the Maker's Mark distillery is the world's oldest operating bourbon whisky distillery and a National Historic Landmark. The folks at Maker's Mark want you to toast America's birthday this 4th of July with their Straight Bourbon Whisky.
Special for the holiday, Maker's Mark is selling tri-packs with three 375 ml bottles sealed in red, white and blue wax. These packs will be sold for a limited time only in select US … Read more
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -- Dorenzo Hudson scored 23 points, Jeff Allen had 14 and Virginia Tech jumped on North Carolina State early during a 72-52 victory on Wednesday night.
Leading scorer Malcolm Delaney was held to 15 points, about five below his season average, but it hardly mattered as the Hokies (19-4, 6-3 Atlantic Coast Conference) won for the seventh time in nine games. JT Thompson added 12 points.
Virginia Tech made its first 10 shots and sprinted to a 26-7 lead, with Thompson finishing off the spurt with consecutive layups. On the first, he simply beat the defense down the court and accepted a pass underneath the basket, leading to a chorus of boos from the home crowd.
The Wolfpack (14-11, 2-8) rallied behind Dennis Horner.
He had a career-high 16 rebounds to go with 13 points, including a putback early in the second half to bring N.C. State within 38-31.


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It's a wild Saturday night here in Phoenixville. With Mary off working the 4-midnight shift, and my plans to go grocery shopping thwarted by local flash floods, I settled instead for baking chocolate chip cookies and watching TV, which turned out to be the trashy college comedy Accepted. Which, I had forgotten, stars a young future Serena Van der Woodsen, along with Justin Long and a memorable Lewis Black as a poor man's Paul Goodman.
I was struck, however, by the portrayal of the college admissions process. Mind you, the whole point of the movie is that Justin Long doesn't get into college, which means that a good deal of the movie examines the college admission process, in some detail. And yet it manages to get nearly every detail wrong, starting with the premise: are we supposed to believe that the ambitious parents of the main character would not have paid any attention to their oldest son's college admission process until it was all over?
Things were even more egregious in last season's college admissions storyline on Gossip Girl. The Upper East Side denizens are falling over themselves to wine, dine, and blackmail wealthy alumni donors, admissions deans, college counselors, and the like for admission. Even better was that somehow Dan's ability "get into the Yale English department" (?!) hinged upon a professor reading his work and agreeing to write a letter of recommendation for him. I worked in admissions at a fairly elite northeast school, and I can say that all of this is ridiculous.
Nobody says that movies and TV shows are realistic, but the target audience for these things are high schoolers and twenty-somethings of the middle and upper-middle classes, kids who are intensely sophisticated about the college admission process. Wouldn't they find these weirdly unrealistic plot elements as distracting as I do? And I'm going to guess that the writers, directors, and producers of these shows are from the same sort of bourgeoise background as the target audience, and also went to college themselves, and thus presumably make these things knowing full well how wrong they are.
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Dacy Turenne is a famous mountain biker-turned-filmmaker but did you know she's actually trained in international communications/espionage? This week she dishes up the secrets on her favourite Whistler spots.
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Meters-high obstacles, frozen ponds, barbed wire and electric shocks: Tough Mudder is coming back to Whistler and The Insider wonders why "group suffering" is so hot right now.
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Special Guest Blogger Seb Kemp lays down 5 great etiquette tips and safety tricks for riding the Whistler Mountain Bike Park. If ya don't know, now ya know.
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How to approach Test Automation in generalIrrespective of what Unit Test tool and development technology you use, the test process depends on the following two things:
If Expected meets the Actual then your Test Case has Passed, otherwise your Test Case has Failed.Hence we have to do Test Coverage for all the Test Cases in the test scenarios described previously.To do so, we will use Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 or 2010 and then open a New Test Project as shown in the following image:Now after this project has loaded, it will have a file UnitTest1.cs in it, this is the file you will be automating; we have created all the Test Cases for the MathLibrary.dll (our business logic).In order to Automate the Test Cases in Microsoft Visual Studio using the Unit Testing Framework, you need to understand a few more things:
As mentioned above for each and every Test Case we have to write Automation code. Note: Before we start coding the Automated TestCases, don't forget to add all the References, WebReferences etc. that your Test infrastructure will use.I have covered Four Test Cases for the Sum Function in MathLibrary.dll // Test Case#1: to verify if passed ints are returning Right Result[TestMethod]public void TestSumResultAreEqual(){MathLibrary.MathClass objMath = new MathClass();Assert.AreEqual(24, objMath.Sum(12, 12));}// Test Case#2: to verify if passed ints are Not returning Right Result[TestMethod]public void TestSumResultAreNotEqual(){MathLibrary.MathClass objMath = new MathClass();Assert.AreNotEqual(25, objMath.Sum(12, 12));}// Test Case#3: to verify if passed ints are actually Zero[TestMethod]public void TestSumThrowExceptionWhenZero(){MathLibrary.MathClass objMath = new MathClass();try{objMath.Sum(0, 0);} catch (ArgumentException){ // logging code will go here}}// Test Case#4: to verify if passed ints are actually Negative[TestMethod]public void TestSumThrowExceptionWhenNegative(){MathLibrary.MathClass objMath = new MathClass(); try{objMath.Sum(-123, -456);}catch (ArgumentException){ // logging code will go here}}Once you have coded all the Test Cases to Test the functionality, it's time to build the code and a TestProjectName.dll will be produced. There are two ways to Test your automation code now:
SummaryThis article explained the approach to Test Automation using Microsoft Visual Studio's Unit Testing Framework. Some basic fundamentals about the framework, what is expected out of a test and how to automate a business logic in a DLL form. The same approach can be used to even automate a WebService component etc.
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Vanishing Gridlines
Here's a good tip that comes from a reader's question regarding those pesky vanishing gridlines.
We all know that in MS Excel you can go into the Page Setup window (File menu, Page Setup choice) on the Sheet tab and check the box to have Excel print the gridlines with your data.
But what's going on when those gridlines just aren't showing up?
Another computer glitch?
Probably not.… Continue reading