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Humphrey Could Score a Classic Double
G. Watts Humphrey Jr., who bred Ride On Curlin with his late mother, is the breeder of 1985 Belmont Stakes (gr. I) winner Creme Fraiche. A win in the June 7 Belmont could provide him with a classic double.
G. Watts Humphrey Jr., who bred Ride On Curlin with his late mother, is the breeder of 1985 Belmont Stakes (gr. I) winner Creme Fraiche. A win in the June 7 Belmont could provide him with a classic double.
A Malibu Moon three-quarter brother to grade I winner and leading sire Tapit was the breakout horse at Keeneland's April sale of selected 2-year-olds in training April 7, selling for $1 million.
Following a weekend of grade I races for 3-year-olds in New York and California, the juvenile set takes center stage April 7 for Keeneland's April select sale of 2-year-olds in training.
A rainy morning in Lexington gave way to cloudy skies and dry conditions that prevailed just long enough to squeeze in the under tack preview for Keeneland's select sale of 2-year-olds in training April 3.
As good as she has been during her current five-race winning streak, Romacaca will need to step it up a bit to keep her string alive in the $200,000 Ballston Spa Stakes (gr. IIT) on the Saratoga turf Aug. 27.
The third start of 2010 could be the charm for Godolphin's Sara Louise, who will attempt to win Aqueduct's $150,000 Top Flight Handicap (gr. II) Nov. 26 for the second straight year.
We all know who the favorites are and who the contenders are. But we also know that no Breeders' Cup is complete without its share of longshots.
Selections for the six Friday Breeders' Cup races at Churchill Downs. Read Blog
Godolphin Racing will have a strong hand in the Breeders' Cup Nov. 5-6 as the operation's Girolamo, Sara Louise, Gayego, and Vineyard Haven are bound for Louisville after breezing at Belmont Park this weekend.
Outsider My Jen was there to pick up the pieces when favored Rapport gave way in the homestretch, edging Moontune Missy by a head at the wire in the $150,000 Gallant Bloom Handicap (gr. II) Sept. 25 at Belmont Park.
Sara Louise will try to avenge a narrow defeat in last year's Gallant Bloom Handicap (gr. II) but will have to do it in her season debut after being on the sidelines for more than nine months.
A double wager linking the Aug. 28 Travers Stakes (gr. I) with the following day's Personal Ensign (gr. I) will be offered at Saratoga Race Course.
Just Louise made a sparkling stakes debut June 26 at Churchill Downs, relinquishing the lead on the turn, then coming back in the final jump to win the $108,800 Debutante (gr. III) by a neck.
Godolphin is gearing up for another busy summer with multiple grade I winner Vineyard Haven, Top Flight (gr. I) winner Sara Louise, and Louisiana Super Derby (gr. II) winner Regal Ransom, among others.
Maktoum family stable owner of seven U.S. grade I winners in 2009 including Flashing, Gayego, Music Note, Pyro, Seventh Street, and Vale of York
Pretty Prolific rallied from far back and got up in the final jump to win a thrilling three-way photo finish in the $100,000 Sugar Swirl (gr. III) Jan. 9 at Gulfstream Park.
George and Lori Hall's Bold Union, a four-time stakes winner in 2009, leads a field of nine in the $100,000 Sugar Swirl Stakes (gr. III) for older fillies and mares Jan. 9 at Gulfstream Park.
Sara Louise, wheeling back in three weeks following a fourth-place showing in the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint (gr. I), held off Justwhistledixie in the final furlong Nov. 27 to win the $150,000 Top Flight Handicap (gr. II) as the odds-on favorite at Aqueduct.
Godolphin Stable's 3-year-old Sara Louise, making her first start since a fourth-place finish in the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint (gr. I) Nov. 6 at Santa Anita, headlines a field of nine for the $150,000 Top Flight Handicap (gr. II) for fillies and mares going one mile Nov. 27 at Aqueduct.
If there is one main aspect of the Breeders' Cup that is most fascinating it is the merging of American and British cultures, whether it be terminology, style of racing, or in the way horsemen deal with the media and vice versa.
Coming off a historic victory against the boys in the Sept. 20 Woodbine Mile (Can-IT), Ventura looks to be a powerful contender in the Nov. 5 Sentient Jet Filly & Mare Sprint (gr. I) as she attempts to defend her title at Santa Anita Park. But the Juddmonte Farms homebred will likely face some tough competition, as five other graded stakes-winning females were also pre-entered.
Godolphin Racing's Flashing, a winner of four of six starts this season including the grade I Test Stakes, has a clear edge over a full field of 3-year-old fillies in the $300,000 Lexus Raven Run (gr. II) Oct. 24 at Keeneland.
Last weekendfs racing helped to clarify the Breedersf Cup picture for runners from Godolphin Racing, including Gayago, Girolamo, and Cocoa Beach.
Augustin Stable's Informed Decision, who has nine career wins and holds Keeneland's seven-furlong track record, drew the outside post position in Saturday's 29th running of the $250,000 Thoroughbred Club of America Stakes (gr. II).
Two-time champion Indian Blessing notched her first victory of the season and earned her way back to the Breeders' Cup World Championships by outdueling Sara Louise in a thrilling finish to win the $150,000 Gallant Bloom Handicap (gr. II) by a head Sept. 26 at Belmont Park. It was the Bob Baffert trainee's second consecutive win in the 6 1/2-furlong contest.
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According to Dr. Depak Bhatt, the director of the Integrated Interventional Cardiovascular Program at Brigham and Women's Health, stress can trigger behavior that increases the risk of heart disease. Chronic stress and the increased risk for heart disease is something that we can actively manage, by being more mindful of our behavior and our emotional and psychological responses to the levels of stress in our lives.
Five simple ways to reduce stress and help keep your heart healthy.
Enjoy life more. Developing a positive attitude, keeping a sense of humor and perspective, and finding ways to enjoy life more helps lower levels of stress hormones, increase good HDL cholesterol levels, and reduces inflammation in the arteries.
Meditate regularly. "Meditation can also help us learn to enjoy life more fully. The Ventral Vegal system and the Central Nervous system control our social engagement system. For some of us, being around other people can be such a stressful experience, that we rarely are able to enjoy life, play, or relax. Getting out and engaging in life requires a sense of adventure and an ability to be active.
Through meditation, we can learn to get into touch with our urge to move and to discover the world around us. Sometimes we get into such a state of lethargy (not moving, not being moved to act or move outside ourselves) that we become emotionally, physically, and socially paralyzed. We create a trap or cage defined by the limitations we put on ourselves. We get stuck in a rut, into patterns of behavior and thought that limit everything we do or perceive. For example, we get used to not moving much, staying at our desks, on the couch, or even in bed. We avoid activities, and we limit the depth and breadth of our activities to smaller and smaller areas or to the same, repetitive behavior, fearing and avoiding changing our patterns of thinking, behavior, and movement. We may drive to work the same way day after day, without changing our routines at all. Notice the patterns that your life follows, and see if you have stopped yourself from having more fun, playing, or stretching your mind, imagination, and perceptions outside the routine. When we meditate, we notice how our body, our emotions, our thoughts, our heart and feelings, and our spirit is connected or disconnnected. We notice what kinds of memories, thoughts, pain and pleasure, fears and frustrations, and dreams and sorrows are affecting our well being. We notice pains or constrictions, we notice sadness and ambiguity, and we learn to recognize desires, dreams, blocks, and challenges that tie up our energy and occupy our minds and bodies.
Meditation invites us to pay attention to how we view the world, how we understand the world within and around us, and how our senses help us express ourselves and communicate our true feelings and desires. The ventral vegal system activates and energizes our eyes, our ears, and our voices, our lungs and our bellies. Our ability to find a point of calm and centeredness, brought about through the ventral vegal system, helps us attune or reboot our system so we are able to hear, to listen, and to pay attention through the web of emotions, fears, or negative thoughts, fantasies, memories, or visions that are formed when we are under a great deal of stress or emotional turmoil. Meditation can also help by allowing us who have become hyper-vigilant from trauma, stress or fear, to become more relaxed. When we are in a state of hyper vigilance, we respond as if we were coming out of our caves and are looking for the tiger that we know is hiding in the bush. For the most part, there are no tigers, but we depend on our vision to keep us feeling safe. Consequently, we may have trouble shutting our eyes. Mediation provides a safe space to close our eyes, and to explore the dangers or threats we may feel, with no fear of being attacked or hurt.
Our muscles have also been responding and reacting throughout our lives to perceived or imagined threats and fears. Much of the pain and stress we hold in our bodies, is experienced as muscle pain. Meditation allows us to learn to release, lengthen, and relax our muscles more. When our sympatheic nervous system automatically responds each time we feel afraid, fearful, or threatened, the result can be felt and is stored in our muscle memory.
These are just some of the ways the vagal brake and the Ventral Vagal system work and affect our health. We can activate our ventral vagal brake by using a calming voice, which in turn quiets the heart, and warms the body making us feel more warm, more comforted, and safer. Listen to how a mother coos to her new baby when the baby is distressed. A calming, warm and loving affect signals the calming effect controlled by the ventral vagal system." (From an article, "Calming Effects of Meditation" by Dr. Catherine Al-Meten, Heartsight blog, May 22, 2013).
Exercise. As sedentary as our lives and work may become, we require greater and greater amounts of physical activity to maintain optimum, overall well being. Taking breaks during our work time and amid stressful or physically demanding periods of work is necessary. We need daily movement and increased physical activity, especially when we have been indoors too long or have been ill, injured, or inactive for long periods of time. When the weather seems to trap us inside, it's time to take a lesson from those who live in harsh climates. My friend Mary Konrad, who live in the far northern reaches of Pine River, Minnesota, describes to me the hearty and hale older women who go out even on the coldest days. They keep moving and they keep active. Building the habit of movement into our lives is necessary for most of us to maintain good health, body, mind, and spirit.
Unplug. Disconnect yourself from anything that has become a time waster, energy drainer, or soul-consuming habit. This means not only our electronic media and devices, but also the negative and energy-robbing habits that make us feel listless, purposeless, deprived, or 'not enough'. Relationships with people who are negative and critical, or habits that make us feel worse than better (addictions, overeating, negative behaviors that add nothing to our lives...you know what they are for you), need to be changed. Our work often becomes an excuse for us to avoid unplugging. We 'can't' until we have more time, or until work slows down, or until I have time for a vacation. The problem is, that 'time' never comes, and we make our lives all about the stress of the moment. Stress becomes and defines who we are. So take some time away. Not time crammed with other activities, responsibilities, or obligations, but simply time to reflect, relax, and get in touch with what it feels like to not be on the treadmill. Give yourself enough time to even get a bit edgy, for that is where you discover the place within you where you need to 'fill up the time and space". Let there be time, let there be spaces in your time, to simply be. Get enough rest. Get to know yourself without the struggles.
Create ways to find peace. Think about those things that make you feel relaxed and calm. Perhaps it's music, or dance. Maybe it's a warm bath or shower, or a walk along the beach. Maybe it's getting up early to go catch a sunrise, or heading to the west at day's end to follow the sunset. Discover, and then rediscover what it is that is calming. Take a deep breath and let your breath breathe you....let go of pushing so hard, and simply use your breath to help you focus. Take a run or a swim, read some poetry or take your sketch pad outside to capture some of what surrounds you. Take your shoes off and walk in the grass or the sand. Get in touch with the earth beneath your feet. Stand at the window soaking in the morning sun, or walk in the rain, and take in the smells of the storm. Pet your animals, or take them for a walk. Count to ten, count sheep, or simply walk away from something that feels like a looming disaster....give yourself some perspective and time and space before trying to deal with big issues, problems, or challenges. Take a breath, and create peace in each moment, before and after whatever it is you feel compelled to do.
Heed the advice of two of our most sage guru's, Mr. Fred Rogers,
"In times of stress, the best thing we can do for each other is to listen with our ears and our hearts and to be assured that our questions are just as important as our answers."
And Mahamtma Ghandi, "There is more to life than increasing its speed."
If being healthy, happy, and more peaceful is a priority for you, take some steps today to do something toward making that happen. Stress is a natural part of life. How you handle your stress is something you can control, and only you can make the changes, take the steps, or improve the way you live a less stressful life.


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DENVER, N.C. — Leonard Frushtick, founder of Leonard Automatics, died Monday at age 80, the company reports.
Frushtick started his career selling buttons to the garment manufacturing industry, and later expanded the business to include a variety of machinery.
In 1969, he moved his family to North Carolina to be closer to the garment industry and founded Leonard Automatics. As garment manufacturing began to decline in the mid-'80s, Frushtick migrated to the laundry industry. His creativity gave him the ability to develop new technologies involved with garment finishing, and has lent itself to promoting an atmosphere of creativity and innovation at Leonard Automatics that exists to this day, the company says.
Frushtick became a prolific painter after his retirement, and he and his wife, Phyllis, traveled extensively, providing a wealth of experiences for him to express on canvas.
A private memorial service for Frushtick is scheduled for Friday in Bluffton, S.C. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Hospice Care of the Low Country, 119 Palmetto Way, Bluffton, SC 29910.
Surviving are his wife of 60 years, Phyllis; daughters, Sue Jones and Geri Bland; son, Jeffrey Frushtick; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.


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"Thrill Jockey is proud to present, Koďma the second full-length album by Malian songwriter and guitarist Sidi Touré. Sidi's music comes from" Gao, a city in the north of Mali, and draws inspiration from traditional music and religion, but is informed by western blues, rock, and culture. Koďma is the natural progression from Sahel Folk, as Sidi has moved from an album of duets, recorded all in one take in his sister's home in Gao, to a quintet recorded in a studio in Bamako. With Koďma, the intent was to record a different side of Songhaď music from the style captured on Sahel Folk. Thanks to the simplicity and the sobriety of Sahel Folk, listeners heard the Songhaď music in its purer form, its sparse soul exposed to everyone. On Koďma, the music is still distinctly Gao, but represented this time in a much richer and luxuriant way." (label info)
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"Before He Wakes" is a movie based on the true story of Barbara Stager and the murder of her husband Russ Stager. The crime thriller first premiered on CBS in December 1998 but now airs on Lifetime Television occasionally. The names were changed to Bridget Smith Michaels and Ron Michaels for the film. The cast includes: Diana Scarwid, Timothy Carhart and Jaclyn Smith.
"Before He Wakes" synopsis/plot
When her first husband dies under mysterious circumstances, a beautiful widow begins a new life, but when her second husband ends up dead, the victim's first wife begins to suspect his new wife of murder.
The movie entertains themes of violence and betrayal, the murder of a high school coach and the death of a teacher.
Produced by CBS Productions and directed by Michael Scott, the movie is based on a case that happened in North Carolina in 1988. According to Durham County court records, Barbara Stager staged the murder of her husband to look like a suicide. Police deduced that the motive for the murder was insurance money.
Russ Stager was a beloved high school coach who was shot dead in his home as he slept in bed with his wife, Barbara Stager.
Barbara Stager was arrested and charged with the murder of her husband. Today, she is still serving her sentence in a North Carolina correctional facility, according to The Dispatch.
The movie was inspired by the book by Jerry Bledsoe about the case.
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"The Aviator" led the field with 11 Oscar nominations when nominees were announced Tuesday for the 77th Academy Awards.
"Finding Neverland" and "Million Dollar Baby" tied for second behind "The Aviator" with seven nominations each, including Best Picture. The other Best Picture nominees were "Ray," with six nominations overall; and "Sideways," with five.
Along with DiCaprio, the nominees for Best Actor were Don Cheadle, "Hotel Rwanda"; Johnny Depp, "Finding Neverland"; Clint Eastwood "Million Dollar Baby" and Jamie Foxx, "Ray."
The nominees for Best Actress were: Annette Bening, "Being Julia"; Catalina Sandino Moreno, "Maria Full of Grace"; Imelda Staunton, "Vera Drake"; Hilary Swank, "Million Dollar Baby" and Kate Winslet, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind."
Mel Gibson's "Passion of the Christ" won three nominations while "Fahrenheit 9/11," Michael Moore's anti-President Bush film that won the Palm D'Or at the Cannes Film festival last year, was not given any Oscar nominations.
The Academy Awards will be presented Feb. 27 at the Kodak Theater in Hollywood with Chris Rock as host, televised on ABC.
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Rachel Hardage Barrett Is the Birmingham-Based Country Living Editor-in-Chief
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
In an unusual move on Oct. 14, Hearst Magazines president (since June 2010) David Carey announced the hire of Southern Living executive editor (since 2010) Rachel Hardage Barrett as Country Living editor-in-chief and, with it, the 10-times-a-year CL's editorial department will eventually be joining Barrett in Birmingham, Ala.
The city is home to SL and several Time Inc. Lifestyle Group magazines (Coastal Living, Cooking Light, etc.) as well as Hoffman Media, but Hearst Corp. did not have a magazine, newspaper or television presence there. min is told that Carey had intended to relocate CL editorial into an area more "country" than New York, and when Barrett emerged as the top candidate, Birmingham became the city of choice.
Per AdAge.com, Barrett will be a frequent flyer between Birmingham and New York during a staff transition that is not expected to be completed until March 2014. None of current CL staff members will make the move.
Also departing is Barrett predecessor (since Nov. 2008) Sarah Gray Miller. Ironically, Miller, who led Budget Living to a National Magazine Award during her 2002-2005 stint at the late Don Welsh's startup, is from Mississippi.
Barrett's pre-SL career was in New York at Glamour and Real Simple, where she rose from staff editor to deputy editor over seven years.
The CL business side, led by publisher (since March 2013) Jane Wladar, remains New York-based.
Barrett becomes just the fourth editor-in-chief in CL's 35-year-history after Rachel Newman (1978-1998), Nancy Soriano (1998-2008) and Miller. During the 1980s and 1990s (before the 2000 launch of O, the Oprah Magazine), the 1.6 million rate-base CL was believed to be the third most profitable magazine at Hearst after Cosmopolitan and Good Housekeeping.
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West Country people receive birthday honours
A number of people throughout the West Country have been recognised for their good work in the Queen's Birthday Honours which were published last night.
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Birthday honours for unsung heroes and heroines
Apart from Tony Robinson who earned a knighthood, the Queen's Birthday Honours list included awards for people, perhaps less well-known, but who have worked tirelessly to make a difference to the region.Richard Lawrence has been to meet some of them.
MBE recipients from the South West
Mr ALAN COTTLE 58 yrs old Paramedic For voluntary service to Royal Navy Search and Rescue Training
He is a South West Ambulance Service Trust (SWAST) Paramedicbased in Cornwall.
PETER CHARLES AND JEAN ELIZABETH DOREY 68 and 66 yrs old (Gillingham, Dorset) Foster Carers, Dorset County Council. For services to Children
They have fostered 65 children during 40 years in Dorset.
MR JAMES LEIGH ROSLIN WILLIAMS 73 yrs old Wellington, Somerset
Chairman, Somerset Wildlife Trust's Otter Group, County of Somerset. For services to Otter Conservation in Somerset.
South West honours list recipients
MRS MARGARET ELAINE ELLIOTT , 70 yrs old (FOWEY, CORNWALL) – For services to The Mission to Seamen Charity and to the community in Fowey.
She has been the manageress of the Mission to Seaman in Fowey for the past 25 years.
MRS ENID MARGARET GAVED, 79 yrs old (TORPOINT, CORNWALL) Fundraiser, Arthritis Research UK. For services to People with Arthritis.
She has an outstanding record of 37 years dedication to Arthritis Research UK through the group of volunteer fundraisers in Torpoint, Cornwall.
Mr GORDON HAMLIN CHUDLEY, 84 yrs old (PLYMOUTH) For services to the community in Sparkwell, Devon
For over 47 years he has served his community in Sparkwell, Devon. From 1966 to 2000 he was a member of Sparkwell Branch of the Royal British Legion, including a spell as Honorary Treasurer.
Honiton Lace lady is honoured
74 year old Mrs Pat Perryman from Honiton has been awarded the British Empire Medal for services to the Heritage of Lace-Making.
Her efforts to keep the tradition alive were featured in the recent ITV West Country series Lost Industries
She has been making lace for over 40 years and is regarded as a leading authority on Honiton Lace, a fine English hand-made bobbin lace which was a major cottage industry in Honiton prior to the industrial revolution. She took up lace-making as a hobby in 1969.
Allhallows Museum (AM) approached her to demonstrate lace making in 1979. Since then her work has been intrinsically linked to AM and she has delivered weekly Honiton Lace-making classes to residents of all ages.


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Snow Mountain Wilderness Adventure
Posted by Darya Mead
Last month the Rim fire, Burning Man and the closing of the Bay Bridge meant our planned Labor Day backpacking trip to the Sierras was in question. Finally, after much discussion we opted to head for the Snow Mountain Wilderness Area about 110 miles north of San Francisco in California's Lake County.
Armed with outdated maps and hopes of some lake swimming, we hit the road ready for our adventure. Stopping at a ranger station, we got the skinny on the trails and hoped to hike to some small waterfalls. We were told the driving was rough to get to the trailhead, and included fording a river, which sounded exciting till we got to it and panicked.
We promptly set up camp and found a swell swimming hole, as we were to wait till the next morning when the other half of our party was to arrive. Once our big group was assembled, we decided to spend the day at a big lake before attempting to ford the river again.
The driving was dusty, long and we made a few bad choices. Desperate to swim in a lake, we headed for Lake Pillsbury, which sounded enchanting, but was, alas, quite a depressing scene. Lake Pillsbury is a man-made lake in Northern California, situated an arduous 33 miles east of Ukiah in the Mendocino National Forest. Reviews were mixed, but as the the temperature climbed, we just wanted to cool off. What we found was a dried up, somewhat scungy car-camping scene, with campers and giant garbage bags full of empty beer and soda containers all smooshed together in the seedy campgrounds. The bathrooms, cute store and expensive gas were welcome, but this was not what we had in mind for our backpacking adventure; we didn't even want to swim in the lake.
Finally we decided to return to the small menacing river and attempt to get past it with an all wheel drive Subaru Outback.
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The other day I accompanied my daughter's 6th grade class on a field trip to Calaveras County where we wandered among the big trees (giant sequoias) and camped in the forest by a meadow in one of California's pristine state parks. I expected awe and inspiration, and a lot of kid fun, and I got that. But I also got some things I didn't expect.
That's usually the way with travel. You have some notions about what you'll experience and at some point the path diverges and you end up someplace you hadn't planned. A side trip in Calaveras County took me to the Fiji islands, the California 6th graders gave way to a Fijian Sunday school, and I was left awed by the redwoods and the sea. Continue reading »
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Avid Archers
Posted by Darya Mead
Katniss from The Hunger Games, Hawkeye from The Avengers and London's 2012 Olympic Archery Competition have all given the ancient sport of archery a jolt. Kids and adults across the country are smitten with the idea of using a bow to shoot an arrow.
A recent New York Times Fashion & Style article explores the trajectory of the sport given the cultural craze. From Staten Island to San Francisco, sales of kid-size recurve bows have more than quadrupled this year!
Whether you have a Robin Hood fan, a small Cossack (a kid into ancient weaponry) or you just love fun, free, urban family activities, you've got to check out the Golden Gate Park Archery Range in San Francisco when you're visiting the city. It's a beautiful and well-maintained piece of park real estate, near the beach. It's easy to park and accessible by public transportation. It's always open for folks with their own archery equipment. If you're looking to try it out as an activity, you can swing by the nearby Archery Pro Shop, where you can sign up for lessons, rent or buy bows or investigate other equipment. You can also buy bows and arrows on-line. Continue reading »
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Beyond the sleek Silicon Valley exterior, there are many small towns with plenty to explore in this California region famous for technology.
If you're looking for a getaway, outdoor fun, sun, and maybe some wine tasting, the small town of Los Gatos is a great choice. Set in the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains, this affluent hamlet, with a Victorian downtown, is a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of urban living. As you drive into town, you pass Netflix headquarters, and you realize, this is perhaps where the 1% live, a notion that was confirmed at the stylish Purple Onion Café, where at 10 a.m., the place was hopping with expensively clad moms chatting and nibbling, post workout. The Illy coffee and yummy breakfast items made with cage-free eggs, local produce, and freshly baked whole-grain breads were tantalizing.
For lunch, a traditional Irish pub with Americanized pub grub, was a more down home option. C.B. Hannegan's was bustling with business folks and families; the outdoor garden was so pleasant and portions big enough to share. The beer choices were impressive and International, with 15 on draught. Continue reading »
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Cue the Deliverance Music.
There are many popular canoeing rivers in Northern California. The Sacramento River, from Red Bluff, 30 miles downriver in the shadows of Mount Shasta, to Woodson Bridge, is not one of them.
It was July 4th weekend so we were expecting crowds, and save for a few kayakers and boat enthusiasts, we pretty much had the river to ourselves. We had planned a moderate backpacking trip but when one in our party had abrupt knee surgery in April, we opted to paddle to our campsite instead of forcing the kids to hike with packs a la the Bataan Death March. The preparations were similar to a backpacking trip, but we could bring comfy pads and a cooler. I was concerned about tipping the canoe, but my friend hails from Minnesota and has done this sort of thing before.
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Yosemite Accommodations
Posted by Darya Mead
A recent October trip to Yosemite and Mariposa County, CA followed a huge rain storm. The robust waterfalls thundered all around and the scenery was more striking than I had remembered from my last trip at the end of July. Autumn colors enhanced the spectacular vistas and there was a crisp feel in the air. Not more than 50 yards from the trail two rutting male deer banged their antlers together putting on a great show. I had packed for winter; fleece, down jacket, hat and gloves. It was in the 70's and I was in a sweat during the day; the weather can be so changeable. I was stressing before I left, worrying about whether I needed chains or not for the drive up; instead I swam in the hotel pools and applied sunscreen liberally.
My first night I spent at the Tenaya Lodge, right outside the park. The Tenaya had the feel of a Park Lodge, animal heads on the common room walls, giant beams and an outdoorsy style, but was considerably fancier than a rustic lodge. The bed was big and comfortable but unfortunately I slept poorly due to the altitude and a late night specialty coffee (decaf) that I suspect had more alcohol in it than I could tolerate. Elk was on the menu (which my kids were excited about) and I would love to take my family back to explore all the Lodge's offerings.
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Autumn in Tuolumne Meadows
Posted by Larry Habegger
Now is the time. The crowds are gone, the days are clear and warm and the nights are cool to cold. Mosquitoes and just about every other flying insect have bedded down for the winter or perished in the chill. Campsites are available. And Yosemite's vaunted Tuolumne Meadows is as beautiful in the fall as ever.
I spent the 4th of July holiday weekend there, my first visit in 25 years, which told me a couple of things: just how quickly time can pass and a quarter of a lifetime can slip beneath your feet; and how short-sighted I'd been to allow so many years to drift away without making the simple four-hour-plus drive up from San Francisco. I swam in Tenaya Lake, fished the pools and streams that fed into it, got some strikes in the Tuolumne River as it wound through the meadows, and later, at Cathedral Lake, saw a trout with a head as big as my fist emerge from the depths to strike my lure repeatedly before losing interest, too smart to be caught by an occasional fisherman like me. Continue reading »
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Family Camp
Posted by Darya Mead
When I first heard about Camp Mather, a city run family camp near Yosemite, for San Francisco residents, I thought it sounded like a bad cross between the Catskills and a low-rent Club Med. In theory, I hate organized activities and en masse vacationing. It didn't help that our close friends who I adore, who are British (cue Monty Python accent) raved about it saying how one can bring rugs, flags and 'fairy lights' and decorate your cabin; it sounded dismal to me. Yet, many of our close friends, people we love and admire, cool families with kids our age, said it was fantastic. So we took the plunge last year, did the lottery in January and got a spot. We had a lot of fun and although we felt we hadn't drunk the Kool-Aid we decided to re-apply this year. I decided if it weren't my 'only' vacation it was a great thing to do as a family and the kids loved the autonomy. Continue reading »
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Healdsburg in the Spring
Posted by Darya Mead
I like city driving; not freeways, but I can handle the Marin route out of San Francisco. So, I have made the trip to the Healdsburg area in Sonoma County three times in the last few months. Recently, for a birthday party at a lovely B & B called the Gipson Bed & Breakfast, owned by an old friend and his wife.
I had been to the same spot last summer for an epic 50th Russian Dacha birthday party, where many guests camped and a Russian BBQ ensued with a zip line, trampoline, bubbles, pool, jacuzzi and pogo-sticks for the big and little kids and of course shots of vodka and blinis for the hearty adults. This time it was for a five-year-old's party, the daughter of my friends, the innkeepers.
Healdsburg lies at the crossroads of three of California's most famous wine growing appellations: Dry Creek Valley, Alexander Valley and the Russian River Valley. It is surrounded by more than 60 wineries and is a favorite Sonoma Wine Country destination. Continue reading »
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The Finest Walk in the World
Posted by Larry Habegger
Who wouldn't want to hike a trail with such a reputation? Where might this place be? Favorite hikes of mine include Nepal's Mt. Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar trek via Namche Bazaar; the network of trails around Switzerland's Lauterbrunnen Valley and Grindelwald; backpacking trails in California's Marble Mountain Wilderness, the Sierra Nevada, and Yosemite.
Others might choose the Inca Trail in Peru; the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela in Spain; pub-to-pub walking in the Cotswolds of England; the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine.
I've been tempted by the Overland Track in Tasmania. But Robert D. Hershey Jr. extols the virtues of the Milford Track in New Zealand in a recent story in The New York Times. As far back as 1908 this 33.5-mile trail was called the finest walk in the world and many hikers feel it's true today.
After reading Hershey's story I'm ready to start planning a trip south. How about you?
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Columbus, OH—January 3, 2014—As it readies for the culmination of Via Brasil, a multiyear initiative exploring the art and culture of Brazil, the Wexner Center has launched a new companion website, wexarts.org/viabrasil. This dynamic and complex site serves as a resource regarding the center's formal in-depth inquiry into contemporary art in Brazil and provides context for the rise of the country's vibrant visual arts culture.
Conceived of and designed in-house, this new website, which complements the center's main website, wexarts.org, enables visitors to explore all things Via Brasil, from artist interviews and curator travelogues to recipes and vocabulary lessons. This digital space introduces and tells the story of the initiative, engages users with activities and events, and serves as an archive of the cumulative effort around Via Brasil. The site's responsive design provides compatibility across all devices and platforms (such as tablets, smartphones, and computers with a variety of browsers). Visual cues such as color and symbols provide intuitive guidance for users exploring the site and allow them to easily access varied experiences and information.
While the majority of the site is in English, Portuguese-language elements include a description of the initiative, as well as overviews of the exhibition and events associated with it.
Notes Wexner Center Director Sherri Geldin, "Representing four years of research by Wex curators, the Via Brasil initiative has revealed far more than any single exhibition, film series, or publication could possibly capture. To provide a richer, more robust context for our audiences, we created a Web presence for Via Brasil that allows for both a quick skim and a deeper dive into the various components of the project. At the same time, it's meant to encourage individual users to chart their personal course through contemporary Brazilian culture, and to draw their own connections."
"This companion site, created entirely in-house, is a dynamic reflection of all that's gone into the Via Brasil project." says Jerry Dannemiller, director of marketing and communications. "Our team of developers, designers, content editors, and others working behind the scenes have labored with a keen eye toward building a site that is intuitive, responsive, and, above all else, useful for visitors, whether they're approaching the site from academic or art perspective, or simply have an interest in all things Brazil."
The Via Brasil site was developed by a core team from the Wexner Center, including Dannemiller, M. Christopher Jones, director of design; Mike Greenler, senior graphic designer; Elizabeth Grunewald, digital content editor; Adam Tracht, web developer; Ryan Shafer, editor; and Adam Evans, Ohio State design student.
Elements of the site currently (or will soon) include:
• Details on the Cruzamentos exhibition and documentary series, Via Brasil-related public programs, and the translation of writings by Brazilian film critic Paulo Emílio Salles Gomes, made possible by a $782,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, as well as complementary performing arts events.
• Biographical information on the more than 45 curators, contributors, and artists involved in Via Brasil.
• Video, including interviews with many of the artists and contributors to Via Brasil, both from the Wex and abroad, translated from Portuguese to English.
• Photographic documentation of Wexner Center curators' visits to Brazil, including sites such as the Cinemateca Brasiliera, Ipanema Beach in Rio, the Inhotim museum, and much more.
• Elements of Brazilian culture, such as traditional recipes, Portuguese word pronunciations and definitions, and up-to-the-minute weather details from both Columbus and São Paulo.
• News coverage of Brazil from outlets such as the Guardian, BBC News, Flash Art, Time Out São Paulo, and others.
• Social network inclusion of Brazil-related content, particularly on Instagram and Twitter and by use of the #WexViaBrasil hashtag.
As Via Brasil unfolds in 2014, the site, too, will continue to add content and evolve, with a structure that can organically grow along with projects and programming. The accumulated content will then serve as an accessible, searchable archive following the initiative's conclusion.


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James Healy scored 18 points Friday including a vital layup in OT to lead the Cibola High School Cougars to a 57-55 win over the Cleveland High School Storm. The victory gives Cibola a chance to face Volcano Vista High School in a one-game playoff tomorrow (Feb. 21) to determine the 1-5A District State Champion. This game was tied at 50 at the end of the fourth quarter when Cleveland Storm Kyle Quintana shot a 16-footer that rattled around the rim and fell in.
In the OT period Quintana missed a layup but Storm Desmond Branch grabbed the rebound and scored. Quintana was fouled by a Cougar defender and hit one of two free throws to give the Storm a 53-50 lead. A Cibola layup was too high off of the glass but Devon Vallejos grabbed the rebound and put the ball in the hoop for the Cougars. Jason Jackson answered back with a basket for the Storm to give Cleveland a 55-52 lead. Cibola's Croix Sedillo marched to the free throw line. He was six-for-six from the charity stripe. This time he converted one of his two attempts.
The Cougars set a double screen for Healy but he missed the three-point shot attempt. His teammate Marcus Tenorio grabbed the rebound and was fouled. He converted one of two free throws to give Cleveland a one-point lead. Cleveland spread their offense across the floor and passed the ball from player to player. Healy anticipated one of the passes, and sprinted to intercept it before the pass could be completed. Healy dribbled to the basket and layed the ball in before the Storm players could react. His basket put the Cougars up 56-55. Quintana missed a 17-footer as he tried to pull up and shoot for the game winner for the Storm. Sedillo was fouled and he converted one of two free throws for the final score 57-55. With 2.3 seconds left in the game Jackson tried to score with a three-point shot but the ball bounced off of the back iron.
In the first half action that led up to the tied score at the end of regulation time, Cibola's John Thompson blocked a jump shot by Jackson. Then Thompson fouled Jackson on another shot attempt and the Storm player hit both free throws. Quintana scored off of the glass for the Storm and Tyrell Hollins put in a left-handed finger roll for Cleveland. Tenorio scored for Cibola and Jackson scored for Cleveland. Jerome Gabryszewski was called for a blocking foul on Tenorio who converted both free throws for Cibola.
Josh Melendez used a screen from one of his teammates to hit a jump shot and give Cleveland a 12-11 lead at the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter Jackson scored with a jump shot for Cleveland. Devon Vallejos, the district's leading rebounder, grabbed an offensive rebound and put the ball into the bucket for Cibola. Jackson scored twice in a row. One of his scoring buckets was on a back door cut to the basket. The Storm fouled Sedillo who hit both free throws. Sedillo grabbed a rebound and threw the ball to Healy whose high arcing shot swished through the net for three points. Healy's long shot helped Cibola tie the score at 20.
With the score knotted at 22, Cleveland's Quintana stole a Cibola pass but in his haste to dribble to the basket he turned the ball over. The Storm's Desmond Branch blocked a Cougar's shot and Vallegos scored to put Cibola ahead for the first time in the game 24-22. Cleveland's Jackson was fouled. He hit one of two free throws for his eleventh point of the game. Sedillo calmly dropped in two more free throws as the Cougars were shooting 80 percent from the charity stripe.
Late in the second half Sedillo was called for a reach in foul. But on the next play Jackson stole a pass and scored for Cleveland. Cibola missed a 10-foot floater and Quintana hit a three-footer for Cleveland to put the Storm back up 27-26. But Healy hit a triple for Cibola to put the Cougars ahead 29-27 at the half. Coach Ray Rodriguez' Cougars came into the game with an overall record of 18-4. They were 4-1 in 1-5A District play.


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NOTHING looks as unyummy as a rusty skip - but when Liam Hirst was asked to produce a cake in the shape of a skip, it went down well.
The cake was ordered by a woman who was sick of her husband rummaging in skips they passed when they went out.
"The customer was so embarrassed she decided to tell everyone about what he did in a cake."
A person 'obsessed' with chicken tika asked Liam, 27, to make a 21st birthday cake in the shape of the dish.
Other special designs have included cakes shaped as a crocodile and a Gibson electric guitar.
Later this year, Liam hopes to make novelty wedding cakes. Orders include one with The Beatles on top and another with logs and a hut.
He set up his business, Liam's Treasured Treats, in 2012 just as cakes surged in popularity.
After attending Edward Sheerien School and serving an apprenticeship, he spent nine years as an electrician. Liam damaged his knees and had to undergo nine months of physiotherapy to re-align his knee caps.
While he was off work, he baked cakes for his children and enjoyed it. "A few people asked me to do cakes for them and things went crazy."


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Cooprider, Blank keep Seahawks on the tennis map
Published: Thursday, May 9, 2013 at 2:29 p.m.
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Seniors Chris Cooprider and Kosta Blank have left their marks on the UNCW men's tennis team. They are at or near the top of the program's record book in career wins and have been instrumental in leading the Seahawks to three consecutive NCAA tournaments.
UNCW Tennis
What: NCAA team tournament
Who: UNCW (18-4) vs. South Carolina (18-10)
When: Friday, 10 a.m.
What else: Gamecocks won the regular-season meeting 4-3 on Feb. 20 in Columbia … UNCW is 0-3 all-time in the event, losing to Auburn, Tennessee and Virginia Tech.
Live Updates: Go to UNCWSports.com.
"When I got here we were a program on the rise and it's definitely been a goal since day one of getting here to be a regular at the tournament and to do well and have success against other teams at the tournament," Cooprider said.
"It's really cool because it did actually come true while I'm here and it feels good to know that I helped the team get there."
No. 53 UNCW will take on No. 17 South Carolina at 10 a.m. on Friday at Duke in the opening round of this year's event. The Seahawks are 0-3 all-time in postseason play, but played the Gamecocks point-for-point earlier in the season before falling 4-3.
"The whole team was very excited when we saw we were playing them," Blank said. "The last couple times we played they escaped barely, so I feel good about having another chance at beating them."
When Cooprider and Blank arrived on campus in the fall of 2009, they got right to work on improving their games. The hard work has paid off, as the duo has a combined 110-43 record in singles and 114-35 mark in doubles.
Blank is the school's leader in doubles wins with 60, and his .769 doubles winning percentage is second best. Cooprider is right behind with a .761 winning percentage in doubles.
"Both players we knew were very talented," UNCW coach Mait DuBois said.
"Doubles skills of course is harder to gauge in the recruiting process, but both came in playing a pretty good level of doubles.
"I think Cooprider may be the biggest surprise because he was an American player and in the juniors was ranked far below a lot of the players he obviously surpassed the last couple years."
Cooprider and Blank have been doubles partners for the past two years and have a 30-9 record during that time. This year, they reached a career-high ranking of 8th nationally on Feb. 12.
On May 1, they became the first UNCW doubles team to be selected for the individual NCAA Championships. They will compete against 31 other teams. Rafael Aita, the Seahawks' No. 1 player, will also participate in singles.
"I haven't been able to think about it a whole lot because we've been so focused on the team portion, but for me I always wanted to be among the best teams in the country," DuBois said. "I didn't want to be seen as a good regional team or a good team for the CAA and until you're at the highest level I don't think anybody really respects what you've accomplished.
"Putting players into the NCAA Tournament is a big step in that direction. The only way you can get in is to be ranked among the best teams in the country and they've definitely proven they belong."
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According to ComicBook.com on April 4, in a question answer session among actors from Bryan Singer's "X-Men: Days of Future Past", Hugh Jackman answers a fan question in regards to who would probably make the next best Wolverine character in future "X-Men" films. Jackman expressed Heath Ledger would be a great candidate.
In a previous statement, Jackman did state that Channing Tatum would've made a good Wolverine, however, it seems he has more than one favorite.
"Originally, when I played it, when he was alive, God rest his soul, I thought Heath Ledger could be a good young version of him".
After having played the Logan character for 15 years, Jackman did express it would feel "weird" to not partake in the role again.
"It would be a little weird. "I know it's going to happen".
James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender also bantered about with Jackman initially with the question as Jackman jokingly referred to Will Farrell as the next Wolverine, but he quickly ascertained the possibility that studios would take it as such a great idea. He jokingly reneged it as well.
Ledger, who also played the villainous role in "The Dark Knight", so Jackman's spur of the moment decision may have been influenced by the fact Ledger played in a previous comic book movie. Also, he played such a convincing behavior portraying a psychotic that it would stand to reason he could play a convincing Wolverine.
Jackman was later asked if he was going to appear in another "Wolverine" stand alone film. Jackman stated, "There's a good chance".
"X-Men: Days of Future Past" appears in theaters come May 23.
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It's coming - It's coming - Did I say, "Its coming?" "What, you ask? Why, the much anticipated 2014 Oxford Film Festival in Oxford, Mississippi. The festival will be held Feb. 6 - 9, 2014, and it's anticipated to draw larger crowds than last year.
In a statement from Melanie Addington, Development Director of the festival, she outlines some of the events.
"The festival is proud to present the lineup for the 2014 film festival to be held February 6-9, 2014. This year's festival includes 78 films, ranging from animation, experimental, documentary, narrative, features and shorts, and a wide range of Mississippi films. Additional films will be announced as they become available. All films are listed with their director.
All films are in competition for the Spirit of the Hoka Award, except for the special screenings category, which are out of competition films. The Hoka is presented on the Saturday night of the festival at a public awards ceremony and celebration.
The community film, Killer Kudzu, will have its world premiere on Thursday, Feb. 6 and will play several other times throughout the festival. Directed by Oxford filmmaker Meaghin Burke, the film tells the story of how a town must come together when a mutant vine tries to take over. The community film is out of competition and is produced by the Oxford Film Festival each year to allow locals the chance to be part of the filmmaking experience. A schedule of events will be posted in January."
This writer will present the schedule of films in the next article, which will be published on Feb.2, 2014. Tickets for the festival are currently on sale at www.oxfordfilmfest.com.
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Kevin Love, picking up the offensive slack with LeBron James and Kyrie Irving out, scored 25 points and Dion Waiters added 23, leading the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 106-100 exhibition win over the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday night.
Police: LeBron James concert escort to Justin Timberlake/Jay Z show violated police rule
MIAMI - The Miami-Dade Police Department says its officers violated policy by providing a police escort to Miami Heat star LeBron James through heavy traffic at last Friday's Justin Timberlake/Jay Z concert.
The agency issued a statement Monday saying it will continue to investigate the matter.
James posted a video before the concert at Sun Life Stadium saying he was following a police escort on the wrong side of the street. The video showed James following police vehicles with their lights flashing. The video was posted on several of James' social media accounts.
The police statement said officers escorted James from one intersection to another, onto the stadium's property. The statement also said the escort was not scheduled in advance and all safety precautions appeared to have been taken.
More LeBron stories
Students at Miller South School for Visual and Performing Arts were treated to a performance Friday afternoon by Chinese virtuoso Lang Lang.
A LeBron James mural designed for the side of the Sherwin Williams building has been submitted for consideration by the city.
View pictures from WEWS photographers and submitted by our fans of the Welcome Home rally for LeBron James in Akron.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have been all over the sporting news world and are now preparing to show what they can do, releasing their preseason schedule.
Get out your LeBron jerseys, t-shirts and hats tomorrow so you can take advantage of the discounted admission at Akron Zoo.
Cleveland Cavaliers plan to sign number one overall pick Andrew Wiggins this week, quieting the rumors that the Cavaliers will trade Wiggins for Minnesota Timberwolves All-Star Kevin Love. At least for now.
Cleveland native Danny Wantz created a tribute video two months ago in hopes LeBron would come home to Cleveland.
Now that LeBron has decided to return to the Cleveland Cavaliers, should he stick with number 23 or move to number 6?
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Grimm – "The Inheritance" Recap. Witch's Brew.
Season 3, Episode 21
Air Date: Friday, May 2, 2014, 9/8c on NBC
"No, said the King. I had rather die than place you in such great danger as you must meet with in your journey." – Grimm
"The Inheritance" is the penultimate episode providing more insight into Trubel's (Jacqueline Toboni) past, more talk of Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) and Rosalee's (Bree Turner) upcoming nuptials, and what our favorite Hexenbiest witch Adalind (Claire Coffee) is up to. We also find out who the mysterious man in "My Fair Wesen" is…you know the sickly old guy with a key that looks like Nick's (David Giuntoli) key. While I would have liked some more drama, I think "The Inheritance" gives us just the right amount of suspense to lead us into what I hope will be an epic season finale.
Who Doesn't Love Spaghetti?
I'd like to thank the writers for showing us a girl who likes to eat. Trubel puts away a heaping plate of spaghetti at dinner. Monroe, Rosalee, and even Nick are surprised but thankfully don't say anything. Being a Grimm must give her a fierce metabolism because as much as she eats, she is still in prime fighting form. But I appreciate the writers giving Trubel pause about the situation. "'Cause I don't want to get used to all this."
I do love the dinner conversation. We learn how Trubel discovered she was a Grimm. It's actually quite grim, no pun intended. Toboni continues to impress me with her acting range, going from ravenous to subdued within the same scene. I like the addition of Toboni to the cast, as well – she brings a varied dynamic that injects a bit of new life into the series. Not that the show needs it, but I think the introduction of yet another Grimm is foretelling. How many more Grimm are out there? Do all of them have keys?
The Best Girlfriend Award
Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch) wins the Best Girlfriend Award, hands down. Not only does she accept Nick's peculiar lineage as a Grimm without much hesitation, but she welcomes Trubel into their home with little to no objections. The trust she must have in Nick is off the charts. As much as I adore Tulloch, I want the writers to give her a more substantial role. I haven't seen her go to work and be a veterinarian. I haven't seen her out with any of her friends. And I'd love to see her kick some ass…which I think may be coming up, especially now that we know what Adalind is up to.
Stake Out
Captain Sean Renard (Sasha Roiz) tasks Sgt. Wu (Reggie Lee) with trailing Adalind. Sean knows he can't trust her completely. "If I didn't know you better, I'd be in love with you." Ouch. That's not something a girl likes to hear. I've enjoyed seeing the transformation of Adalind from vengeful woman to desperate mother. She is relentless in her quest to get her daughter back. But the old Adalind still manages to find her way through. I'm just glad Sean isn't playing right into her hands. Did she really think she was going to fool him completely? As an aside, thank you to whoever wrote Roiz's nude scene. Seeing him shirtless and the illusion of full nudity…just…thank you.
Old Man Grimm
Rolek Porter (guest star Sam Anderson) comes to Portland with his son Josh (Lucas Near-Verbrugghe). Rolek is desperate to see Nick because he needs to give him something. With Josh unable to grasp what his father is talking about or even believe him, Rolek has no choice but to pass on his Grimm legacy to another Grimm. Is it me or just a coincidence that Rolek is riddled with cancer just as Nick's Aunt Marie (Kate Burton) was in season one? Will every Grimm suffer the same fate before they die?
Random Thoughts
The Verrat are on the move and tracking Rolek. How do they know he has one of the keys?
Hank (Russell Hornsby) seems to be very comfortable with all the strange and supernatural things going on in Portland. He also seems cozy with the idea of covering up certain aspects of cases to help keep Trubel's identity secret.
Minor inconsistencies of the pronunciation of "Hundjäger." Should be HOONT-yay-ger, but Trubel says it right only once. Every other time she says HOONT-jay-ger.
Does the Grimm gene skip a generation or is Josh having a delayed reaction?
When Nick gets the key from Rolek's cane, he uses ink to stamp the next part of the map. When you look at the map so far, it seems there are four imprints – each key makes a two part piece of the map. There are supposedly seven keys. How did they get four keys? I know Nick had one and now there is Rolek's key, but where did the other two keys come from? Did I miss something? Please let me know.
Interesting lines:
After Rosalee has a mini melt down in the spice shop over wedding details, Monroe tries to soothe her and tells her weddings are supposed to be "overwhelming."
Rosalee: "I just, um, I have this feeling something awful is going to happen."
Monroe: "That's the spirit."
Adalind gets caught with her hand in the cookie jar. When Sean asks her what she's doing, she snaps, "I'm doing what I have to."
At the hospital, Josh asks Nick, "What kind of cop are you?" To which Nick replies, "I get asked that a lot." It's not really an answer but I think Nick is struggling with what kind of cop he is, too.
"The Inheritance" is a thought provoking episode, giving us a few more things to question without providing answers to much else. The Verrat know there is another key so it's only a matter of time before the royals find out. Adalind's twisted witch's brew is complete and her transformation is…let's just say I'm reminded of the polyjuice potion from Harry Potter, and she even has a witch's hat she uses as a bong of sorts to inhale the fumes of the concoction. Will she really be able to fool Nick with this elaborate disguise?
I can't wait for the season finale next week. Let me know what you thought of "The Inheritance." Leave me a comment below or tweet me at @judybopp. Looking forward to hearing from you!
Tune in to Grimm for the third season finale, Friday, May 16 at 9/8c, only on NBC.


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For more information concerning the DAR and its procedures visit their web site at: http://www.dar.org/
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Who was at all times unfailing in loyalty to, and rendered active service in the cause of American Independence either as an officer, soldier, seaman, marine, militiaman or minuteman, in the armed forces of the Continental Congress of any one of the several Colonies or States, as a signer of the Declaration of Independence, as a member of a Committee of Safety or Correspondence, as a member of any Continental, Provincial, or Colonial Congress or Legislature, as a foreign national of, but not limited to, France, Germany, Poland, Spain, Sweden or Switzerland who rendered service in the cause of American Independence or as a recognized patriot who performed actual service by overt acts of resistance to the authority of Great Britain
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Other organizations may require military service, but the SAR and DAR do not. People who served in local governments, signed oaths of allegiance, or provided food or clothing or services to the American Army are acceptable as Patriot ancestors.
Here are the first places you should look:
The SAR Patriot Index (a CD-database that can be searched using a computer) lists thousands of patriot ancestors who have been claimed and documented by members of the SAR. A find here means that at least some of the prospect's lineage has already been documented, so they will have to document only the more recent generations.
The SAR Revolutionary War Graves Register (either book or CD-database) lists the burial places of tens of thousands of persons who are documented as patriots.
The DAR Patriot Index (3 volumes) lists tens of thousands of patriot ancestors who have been claimed and documented by members of the DAR. This does NOT tell you who claimed them as ancestors nor what the DAR member's national number is.
The DAR Lineage Books (150 volumes) provide the full lineage for women who joined the DAR before about 1935. The listing includes their DAR numbers. These books are available in many public libraries.
Ancestry.com has put these DAR lineages online with an excellent search feature, but this Web database is open only to subscribers to Ancestry.com.
Another place to look is in state or county listings of Revolutionary War Patriots. These are probably available at the appropriate county's historical society. NOTE: The SAR is starting a project to compile these in a single place, but there are no records here at present. Here are a few of the references (we shall add more later):
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Frank E. Machesky, 77, of Spencer, passed away Sunday, August 24, 2014 at Summa Wadsworth/Rittman Hospital. He was born August 17, 1937 in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, to Frank and Margaret (nee Puskar) Machesky.
He was employed as a Tool and Die Maker with Bailey Controls Co. Frank enjoyed watching NASCAR, football and loved to build furniture. He was very giving and generous person to all, and a friend for life.
Frank will be missed by his daughter, Sharon Seamon; eight grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren; brother, Bernie (Carol); and sister, Connie Beadock.
He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Jacqueline (nee Bennett); son, Steve; daughter, Pamela Neil; and son-in-law, Joseph W. Seamon, Jr.; and brother-in-law, Leo Beadock.
Friends may join the family for Celebration of Life Visitation on Thursday, August 28, 2014 from 5 to 7 P.M. at Carlson Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, 3477 Medina Road, (corner of River Styx and Rt. 18), Medina. Memorial Service to follow at 7 P.M.
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This commercial is much better than NBK's first Ramadan one shown last week (which you can watch here). It tells a very beautiful story of good old Kuwait and the great rewards you get out of good deeds. I guess you can say I really liked this new commercial.
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