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Vandal Indoor Invitational Projected Schedule of Events
Indoor Track & Field Meet
January 23, 2015
Friday, January 23, 2015:
Field Events: Final Schedule will be Posted on 1/22/15
10:00am Women's Weight Throw
10:00am Men's Shot Put
12:00pm Women's Long Jump
12:00pm Women's Pole Vault
1:00pm Men's High Jump
After W's WT Men's Weight Throw
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After M's LJ Women's Triple Jump
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**TJ boards are W-34' and M-40'
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**TJ will begin immediately after the completion of LJ; SP will begin immediately after the completion of WT.
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It's hard to imagine the emotions that E.J. Manuel felt when he was selected by the Buffalo Bills in the first round.
The Florida State product was surprisingly the first quarterback taken. He went with the 16th pick. That's great, but that was only part of the story.
By the time he reached Deion Sanders for an interview after meeting commissioner Roger Goodell, he was crying and had to compose himself. Manuel's mother Jackie battled breast cancer during last season. In February, she found out she was cancer free.
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And as Manuel took everything in right after he was drafted, all of the emotions left him overwhelmed.
"It's been tough because as a football player you just want to focus on football but when you're mother is sick – she's doing better now – you think about the journey," Manuel told Sanders. "From when I was a kid, the ups and the downs, everything. When this moment comes, you get that call, it's just amazing. I'm just so happy."
Jackie Manuel was in New York with her son for the draft. Even though most mock drafts didn't have Manuel in the first round, Jackie and E.J. Manuel must have maintained belief that he would be taken on Thursday, because there they were when his name was called.
That isn't surprising. Throughout all her battles, Jackie Manuel kept positive and wanted E.J. to do the same. Manuel had some ups and downs at Florida State last year, but very few people knew about his mother's breast cancer. That news wasn't made public until late in the season.
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Vermont hospital facing sanctions
BRATTLEBORO, Vt. The Brattleboro Retreat psychiatric hospital again faces sanctions from the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
A February survey found the hospital was not in compliance with federal, state and local laws, and also to have had substantial deficiencies in protecting patients rights, according to a letter to the hospitals employees on Wednesday. The Retreat also did not follow its own quality assessment and performance improvement program, the survey found.
CEO Rob Simpson said in the letter that CMS considers the deficiencies serious enough to limit the hospitals capacity to render adequate care, the Brattleboro Reformer reported .
The Retreat will now be subject to an unannounced Medicare survey from the Vermont Division of Licensing and Protection. The Retreat will then have to submit a plan for correcting the deficiencies.
I am optimistic that we will correct these deficiencies just as we have in the past, Simpson wrote.
The Retreat has been contending with a series of visits from CMS after a patient died from an overdose last year after stealing drugs.
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Tim Kenney
Tim Kenney is in his ninth year at UMass including the past year as the Executive Associate Athletic Director for External Relations. In his previous seven years, Kenney served as Associate Athletic Director for Advancement, a role he assumed in January of 2004.
In his role overseeing External Relations, Kenney is responsible for all external relations efforts in the department. He oversees all external revenue generating components including corporate sponsorship, marketing, promotion efforts, public relations, multimedia, sales and ticket campaign initiatives. He is also responsible for maximizing synergies between all external relations functions in order to capitalize on increasing the department's revenue streams.
In his role as the Associate A.D. for Advancement, Kenney was responsible for directing the UMass Athletic Association, a centralized fund designed to raise financial support for all 21 varsity teams and the athletic department as a whole. During his tenure, the athletic department increased fundraising efforts by over 125 percent. He was also responsible for the daily operations of the men's basketball and men's and women's swimming and diving programs.
Additionally, Kenney is a member of the UMass Radio Network as color analyst for men's basketball games. He and Bob Behler won the Associated Press' Best Broadcast Award for Massachusetts and Rhode Island for their call of UMass' 107-100 win over Syracuse.
Kenney came to UMass from the State University of New York at Stony Brook, where he worked in a variety of positions over the previous nine years. He spent three years as Stony Brook's director of alumni relations, where he was in charge of fund raising for the alumni association. Prior to that, Kenney served as Stony Brook's assistant athletic director for external affairs, director of scheduling and special events, and assistant director of athletic development.
Kenney also served as an assistant regional director for the Empire State Games from 1998-2004. He has also worked for the Long Island Surf professional basketball club, the World University Games, Florida State University and the University at Buffalo.
Kenney earned his bachelor's degree in sports management and exercise science from Buffalo in May of 1993, and earned his master's degree in sports administration and physical education from Florida State in May of 1994. During his undergraduate days at Buffalo, he was a two-time All-American in swimming, in addition to earning Academic All-America honors.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Portland Trail Blazers opened draft workouts with a look at two big men, North Carolina's Tyler Zeller and Meyers Leonard out of Illinois.
Zeller, at 7 feet and 250 pounds, is the more experienced of the two, having played all four years for the Tar Heels. Last season as the ACC Player of the Year, he averaged careers highs with 16.3 points, 9.6 rebounds and 1.53 blocks per game.
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The Newport Beach Film Festival (NBFF) will celebrate its 16th anniversary with an action-packed line up of independent and studio films from around the globe. Scheduled to take place from April 21st - 28th 2016 in Southern California, the Festival will screen an international slate of over 350 films, including feature-length narrative, documentary, short, animated and student films that will compete for a series of Jury, Festival Honors and Audience Awards.
During its eight day run, the Festival will feature an array of nightly special events, including red carpet premieres, gala celebrations, filmmaker receptions, compelling filmmaker Q & As, international spotlights, industry seminars, musical performances, fashion shows and retrospectives. The Festival will host numerous opportunities to connect with enthusiastic new audiences, fellow filmmakers, film industry professionals, non-profit organizations and the media in a beautiful seaside locale in Orange County, California. The NBFF is committed to providing an outstanding experience for both our filmmakers and our audiences.
Special Programs planned for 2016 NBFF include the following: Action Sports Film Series, Environmental Film Series, Art, Architecture + Design Film Series, Music Film Series, Family Film Series, Collegiate Showcase, Youth Film Showcase, and a free Seminar Series.
The City of Newport Beach, California, serves as host to the Festival's film screenings and special events. Located just 50 miles south of Los Angeles, Newport Beach offers an optimal setting to experience filmmaking at its finest. Newport Beach boasts one of the largest movie consumer groups in the world and a rich filmmaking history. Thousands of visitors every year are drawn to the City's spectacular coastline, fine dining, shopping, and endless recreational activities.
All submitted films must comply with the Submissions Guidelines including deadlines, exhibition format, entry material, etc. Please check our website for further details (www.NewportBeachFilmFest.com)
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- Your film will be watched, in its entirety, by at least 5 people so we suggest that you submit your film as early as possible! Once we are open for submissions getting your film into consideration saves you money and gives us more time to look at it! NO LATE SUBMISSIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
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- Films must not screen in the U.S. in theaters, air on U.S. television, or be available to US consumers in stores or via the internet before May 3, 2016.
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St. NicholasHis name was Nicholas and he was born to a wealthy, elderly couple in what is now Turkey in the 3rd century AD. When his parents died, he was left with a large inheritance and gained a reputation for generously giving to the poor. He entered a monastery and eventually was ordained Bishop of the coastal city of Myra.
Nicholas was known for miraculous answers to prayer, confronting pagan "Diana" worship and being cruelly imprisoned during Roman Emperor Diocletian's persecution of Christians. When Constantine ended the persecution, Nicholas attended the Council of Nicaea and helped write the Nicene Creed. A true Saint, Nicholas died on December 6, 343AD. Early American writer Washington Irving, creator of Rip Van Winkle and the Legend of Sleepy Hollow, was instrumental in transforming Saint Nicholas into jolly ol' St. Nick!
A few years ago at Christmastime, there was an art contest held in an elementary school in East Texas. One entry was a picture drawn by a six year old boy showing three men, offering gifts to the baby Jesus in his manger. What made the picture unique was the way the gifts were being presented to the baby Jesus...
The men were riding in a fire engine.
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A get-to-know Madison guided bike tour — just for new graduate students! Tour campus, downtown and the near Eastside! Several bike enthusiasts will be joining us for the ride so there'll be plenty of opportunities to speak with a bike specialist about maintenance, safety and resources. The ride will be at a leisurely pace suitable for all biking abilities. Registration required – visit http://grad.wisc.edu/newstudents/welcomeweek/ for details.
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Kona Marathon offers special finish line for 50 States Marathon Club members
When Jeffrey Ward crosses the finish line at the Kona Marathon Sunday he will complete a journey that has taken more than a decade.
Ward is among five members of the 50 States Marathon Club who are expected to wrap up the challenge of completing a marathon in all 50 states Sunday.
"My geography knowledge is a lot better, that's for sure," Ward said with a chuckle. "This has been a real journey. When I cross the finish line I expect it will be exciting but also relaxing just to be able to say I've done it."
In all, the club has 35 members participating in the event. The experience of the racers ranges from 500 marathons to a modest 10.
Saturday afternoon, the group gathered at Sheraton Kona Resort & Spa at Keauhou Bay for one of their four reunions throughout the year.
"We like it to be like a big family," said Paula Boone, who founded the club in 2001 with her husband Steve. "When we started this, we wanted to make an organization so all the people on this quest could get together at races and form a community. Now, it is like going to a fun family reunion. These are the people we love and have fun being around."
The club has more than 3,500 members representing all 50 states and 12 countries. Members have finished the tour in all 50 states, with the most common finishing states being Alaska and Hawaii.
"Could you ask for a more beautiful place to finish," said Boone, pointing toward the ocean — the backdrop for the marathon's finish line. "It's also quite a bit warmer here than in Alaska."
Ward began his expedition around the country in his hometown of Pittsburgh, Pa., at the Pittsburgh Marathon. Each event has presented unique challenges.
"Wyoming was a real tough one," Ward said. "It was at high elevation, I had trouble breathing, and I'll admit, I walked most of the race. It was the first time I finished a race where I'm walking and people are cheering at the finish line. I looked over and said, 'please don't clap.'"
A benefit of being in the club is having a network of people from around the nation to rely on when traveling to new places. Members give each other tips that can range from the marathon course to where to eat.
"When members are going to a brand new area, we encourage them to ask other members about it," Boone said. "People can also travel together and possibly split cost, as well."
It has been a labor of love for Paula and Steve Boone, who met at the Boston Marathon in 1997 and have nearly 900 marathon finishes between them. Through their travels, the couple has gained a rare perspective of the United States.
"When you do marathons all over the country, you get to see places at the ground level, many you would never get to see if you were not doing this quest," Paula Boone said. "For example, Iowa. Who would want to go to Iowa? Not picking on Iowa, but it's an example that through this journey, you end up finding out all these interesting facts and history of different places around the country you likely wouldn't have visited."
For Ward, just because his journey across the nation is ending, it doesn't mean he is going to stop participating in marathons.
"I already have three races scheduled for the fall," Ward said. "Who knows, maybe I'll do the states again."
For more on the 50 States Marathon Club, visit 50statesmarathonclub.com.


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Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Emergency Equipment
Our laboratories are equipped with a number of items designed for use in lab emergencies. Here is a brief refresher on the requirements for a number of them:
|Safety showers and eyewashes: Wherever there are corrosive materials in a laboratory, these two items must be present, and there should be a less than 10 second trip to get to them.They should never be blocked (a common deficiency found in our routine inspections) and should be tested regularly. Now, remember that you, the lab people should be checking the eyewash, but do not test the shower! FMS does this annually.
|Fire Extinguishers: These should be present in every lab and the type of
extinguisher should address the hazards present in the room. And they should be mounted to the wall. If you have a unit but it is not mounted, let me know (8-1493). Most extinguishers address flammables, electrical and combustibles. If you have pyrophorics or flammable solids, you need a Class D extinguisher, which is and looks way different from the standard unit. Contact me (still 8-1493) if you think you need a Class D unit. The fire extinguisher must also NEVER be blocked.
|Spill Response Kit: This is another frequent deficiency we find in our lab
inspections-each lab must have a spill response kit that addresses the hazards
present in the lab. Commercial kits are available through the standard chemical
manufacturers. If you have mercury (in thermometers or other devices) you need a special kit for them. If you have any questions about what sort of kit you need orvwould like training for your people in addressing small lab spills, again, contact me.
|Emergency Response Guide: This guidebook must be present in all laboratories, preferably mounted to the wall. It addresses proper responses for personal injury, spills of chemicals, bio-agents, or radiation, as well as for incidents of fires. If you need a book, contact me. There is a new version of the guide in use now as well, though the information remains similar as the old one and there is no need at this time to replace your current one.
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"Arrow" is ready to return to CW, and now fans are being teased about what is coming up next for Oliver Queen. On Thursday, Jan. 9, Seriable shared both a sneak peek and a producer's preview for "Arrow" episode 2x10 titled "Blast Radius." The sneak peek for the episode features Stephen Amell and David Ramsey.
Oliver has been searching for the man in the skull mask for six weeks, and he hasn't been successful. Oliver definitely looks shaken over this during the sneak peek. Amell teased the following about Oliver's state of mind to TV Line:
Oliver is obsessed with whomever the guy in the skull mask is. Like, he's losing his mind, freaking out because Mirakuru has a tie to the past for him. As we're learning, all the stuff that happened on the island and [on the freighter] was not good. It was stuff that he thought he had buried in the past. So for it to crop back up again is not a good sign.
Andrew Kreisberg teases the second half of the season and the next episode in the producer's preview. He revealed that the villain for this week's episode is Shrapnel, but Slade's being alive and in Starling City is a big focus of the second half of the season. Everything from now until the end of the season will lead to Oliver battling his former friend in Starling City.
What do you think? Are you ready to see what's next for Oliver Queen? "Arrow" will return to CW on Wednesday night.
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For the majority of the nearly 90,000 who had entered a lottery hopeful of having a shot at two tickets for the Miami Marlins' opening night game, the news was not good on Monday afternoon.
But for the few thousand who were selected, it was a great start to the week.
In an incredible show of interest in the inaugural contest against the World Champion St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday, April 4, the Marlins announced that there were a total of 87,273 registrants for the ticket opportunity.
Fans first started to sign up on the Marlins' website early this month, and the response was overwhelming.
"In order to offer everyone the chance to purchase two tickets for Opening Night, it would require 174,506 seats - nearly five times the capacity of Marlins Park," the Marlins wrote in their response to the lottery registrants.
There was some good news for the applicants who were not selected for opening night tickets. They will receive up to a $10 per ticket discount on tickets to every game during the team's first official homestand against the Houston Astros and Chicago Cubs.
Those who lost out in the lottery will be able to purchase up to eight tickets at a special price, and will be notified by email of the opportunity next week.
The first game at the new 37,000-seat retractable roof ballpark is next Monday, March 5 when Belen Jesuit and Miami Columbus high schools take to the diamond. The first pitch is at 7:10 p.m.


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Recent News
Sunday Mar 28th
The old E-board and the new E-board for the Road Running Emus met and exchanged important documents and answered questions to help the new E-board transfer in. Click here for full meeting notes.
Sunday Mar 21st
The Road Running Emus held elections today! The new E-board consists of
- Mark Smith - President
- Abby Boes - Vice President
- Garrett Stranlic - Secretary
- Lauren Haffner - Treasurer
- Michael Volkman - Membership Chair
- Joe Sutton - Race Director
- Matt Smiarowski - Web Master
Saturday, Mar 20th
The Luck of the Emus 5k Run/Walk race was held on EMU's Campus. Check out the races tab for full results.
Friday, Feb 26th
The Luck of the Emus 5k Run/Walk race info is up on the races tab! Check it out!
Friday, Feb 12th
The Emus held the first Sweet Heart Relays on the Campus of EMU. For full race results see the Races Page.
Sunday, Jan. 31st, 2020
Another club meeting this weekend we talked about several things including: Dues, The Sweet Heart Relays, The Luck of the Emus 5k, Relay for Life and much more. For full meeting notes click here.
Sunday, Jan. 17th, 2010
The first club meeting was full of discussions about things ranging from dues, Relay for Life, and the Martian Marathon to name a few. For full meeting notes click here.
The new semester has started and winter is now at us stronger than before! Even though there is snow on the ground and the temperatures drop we are still running. We meet every day (Monday - Friday) at 4:00pm in front of the Rec/IM building located centrally on EMU's campus.
If it is too cold for you or you do not have the proper running apperal for running outside in the cold you can always go inside the Rec/IM and work out in the comfort of a controled climate or you can go an run on the indoor track located in Bowen Field House. But be mindful of the Track Team since that is durin their scheduled practice time.
Our club meetings will start up next Sunday, January 17th. Check back soon to find out the location.
The Emus plan on taking part in the activities during the Martian Marathon weekend hosted by Running Fit. It takes place on April 10th and most people in the Emus are interested in running the Half Marathon. If you are interested and would like to run the 5k, 10k Half Marathon or even the Full Marathon let us know and we can help you train for your goals! There is still time to prepare!


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i picked up a used ruger mk2 target model today. it looked out of place in the display surrounded by s&ws, colts, springers,etc., so i brought it home.
i took it out back with some home invading soda cans i've captured recently and proceeded to pass sentence on the cans.
i'd forgotten how much fun it can be to just let fly at those cans without worrying about grouping, speed, reloads, etc.
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Passion Pit plays with childlike enthusiasm
There were more than a few moments during Passion Pit's show Thursday at the Riverside Theater when a jaundiced observer could wonder if the music was actually aimed at children.
Sure, the Massachusetts quintet began its performance around 10 p.m., but frontman Michael Angelakos exuded the manic energy of a kid who, just before bedtime, had gorged on all the candy he got trick-or-treating the previous night. »Read Full Article(2)
Matchbox Twenty keeps the customer satisfied
Rob Thomas made a promise early in Matchbox Twenty's Milwaukee set Saturday, to give the audience "the best tonight you could possibly have."
But for a significant portion of the two-hour set at the Riverside Theater, Thomas, his three Matchbox bandmates and two touring musicians didn't appear to live in the moment as much as in the past, specifically back in the late '90s and early aughts when the band's barely impactful but catchy pop rock were a resounding soundtrack of the era. »Read Full Article(6)
Lottery winnings bring little joy to play's characters - or its audience
For all its obvious faults, goulash communism - featuring modest economic reforms and more liberal social policies - seemingly positioned Hungary for a more successful and humane transition from Stalinism.
Guess again. »Read Full Article
MSO, Solzhenitsyn present stirring sounds of Russia
Russian classical music sounds Russian.
Writers write about it, scholars think about it, but no one has really managed to explain why the music written over the 200-or-so year history of Russian classical music sounds so absolutely Russian. »Read Full Article
Tift Merritt blends best of country styles in Shank Hall show
The direct distance from Milwaukee to Nashville is about 480 miles. The distance from Milwaukee to Bakersfield is about 1,735 miles.
Friday night at Shank Hall, Tift Merritt brought all three cities a little closer together. »Read Full Article


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Whether you fly or not you'll find this collection of agony aunt questions and answers by that cultural icon of iconoclastic sagely advice, Doreen Campervan, an enlightening and, hopefully, funny read. She knocks down the walls of accepted understanding and rebuilds them in a gravity-defying yet strangely compelling way that may even change your life - or maybe not.
And if you already know everything there is to know you can just look at some great photography depicting the gentle art of foot launched flight.
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The unions and other leftists have announced a "99% spring."
There is a letter on the site dedicated to the new movement…here is some of that letter, and a link to read it in it's entirety… the 99 springs letter
"The choice is in our hands. This spring, we will act on that choice and rise up in the tradition of our forefathers and foremothers. We will not be complicit with the suffering in our families for another year. We will prepare ourselves for sustained non-violent direct action."
That "preparation" looks like a week-long training session from April 9-15. But not just any training session, this training session will be held across the country and will reportedly feature meetings in "places of worship:"
From April 9-15 we will gather across America, 100,000 strong, in homes, places of worship, campuses and the streets to join together in the work of reclaiming our country. We will organize trainings to:
1. Tell the story of our economy: how we got here, who's responsible, what a different future could look like, and what we can do about it
2. Learn the history of non-violent direct action, and
3. Get into action on our own campaigns to win change.
who exactly is behind this? The letter contains "signers" that will be familiar to you. Or at least their organizations will. And it's a buffet of far leftists, unions, and even the communist group Working Families Party. Oh, and of course Van Jones:
Sarita Gupta
Jobs With Justice
Bob King (is a 1% earns $168,073 in salary)
United Auto Workers
George Goehl
National Peoples Action
Ai-jen Poo
National Domestic Workers Alliance
Justin Ruben
Mary Kay Henry
Service Employees International Union
Van Jones and Natalie Foster
Rebuild the Dream
Phil Radford
Leo Gerard
United Steel Workers
Daniel Cantor
Working Families Party
Bruce Klipple
United Electrical Workers Union
Auto union orchestrates, leads '99% Spring' campaign, records show…
The Daily Caller downloaded from the United Auto Workers website indicate that the organized labor powerhouse is behind the effort.
The files, downloaded Sunday, include campaign talking points, a fill-in-the-blank press release template for participating organizations and an advance look at the social media campaign the organizers plan for Facebook and Twitter.
Also included is a "FYI" letter designed for endorsers to distribute, complete with a blank space at the top of the list of participating groups. Filling in a given organization's name lends the impression that it, not the UAW, is the campaign's driving force.
A Google cache indicates that the files were available on an unprotected area of the UAW's web server at least as early as February 16. They disappeared from public view Monday.
Uaw 99 Percent Spring Daily Caller


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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
by Mark Haddon
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Chapter 227 Summary
How It All Goes Down
- Christopher keeps his eyes closed for a long time and he notices that the silences between trains have become longer now.
- Finally he looks at his watch and realizes he's been sitting on the bench for five hours. Time really seems to fly for Chris.
- He also notices that Toby is no longer in his pocket. Uh oh.
- Christopher looks up and sees a small electronic sign showing when the next trains will arrive. This makes him feel a little better, knowing "everything had an order and a plan" (227.6).
- He spots Toby down by the rails, with some regular subway mice. He climbs down to get him, but someone shouts to stop him.
- Christopher ignores the shouting, and tries to grab Toby. But the rat will have none of it.
- As a train approaches, a man tries to grab Christopher off the tracks. (We're officially freaking out now.)
- Christopher is otherwise engaged: he grabs Toby with both hands and the oh-so-sweet pet rat bites him on the thumb.
- The man picks Christopher up off the tracks just as the train approaches. Whew. But instead of being grateful, Christopher screams: when the man picked him up, it hurt his shoulder.
- The man yells at Christopher for going onto the tracks, but Christopher says he was just trying to catch his pet rat. Obvi.
- A woman asks if she can help him, and Christopher tells her that he has a Swiss Army knife that can cut a person's fingers off. Hmm. We're guessing this doesn't go over well.
- Eight more trains come and go, and then Christopher decides to finally get on the next one.
- It's noisy on the train and he keeps his eyes closed. Eventually, they arrive at Willesden Junction. That's his stop!
- He doesn't want to talk to any more strangers, knowing it only becomes more and more likely that he'll meet someone dangerous. But he needs help, so he walks up to a man in a shop and asks him how to get to his mother's address.
- The man tells him that he can buy one of the maps of London he sells in the store. Perfect.
- Christopher sits on the floor of the station and looks in the book of maps.
- He figures out the way, and then walks all the way there: it takes twenty-seven minutes. Whew. He made it.
- He sits down on the ground in front of his mother's place and waits for her. In the meantime, it starts raining and he gets really cold. (It's after 11:30PM at this point, after all.)
- Finally, he hears two people approaching – a woman's voice and a man's voice. It's his mother and – you guessed it! – Mr. Shears.
- Christopher stands up and says to his mom, "You weren't in, so I waited for you" (227.82).
- His mother throws her arms around him. Christopher of course doesn't like that so he pushes her away and falls down.
- She apologizes, saying that she forgot about the "no touching" thing. Instead, she holds her hand with her fingers spread.
- She asks him where his father is and Christopher says he thinks he's at home.
- Then Christopher gives a brief summary of his trip (or, as we prefer to think of it, his wild ride). With a little prodding, he also confesses that his father killed Wellington (who, of course, was Mr. Shears' dog, too, before he left his wife).
- They all go inside, and Christopher's mom runs a bath for him. To make himself feel safer, Christopher makes a mental map of their apartment.
- She gives Toby some food and water. Meanwhile, Christopher gets into the bath, which is warm and nice.
- Christopher's mother comes into the bathroom to talk some more. In particular, she wants to know why he never wrote her any letters.
- Christopher explains that his father told him that she was dead this whole time.
- Wait for it –
- Yep! She's every bit as horrified and saddened as you can imagine she would be.
- She wants to hold Christopher's hand, but he won't let her, and she says that's okay.
- Christopher gets out of the bath, puts on some of his mother's clothes, and heats himself up some tomato soup.
- A policeman shows up at the apartment, and says he has to speak with Christopher.
- Christopher's mother argues, saying he's been through enough, but the policeman insists.
- The policeman asks Christopher why he ran away from home, and Christopher tells the honest truth: because his father killed Wellington.
- Then the policeman asks if he would like to go back to his father or stay with his mother. It's his call.
- Christopher wants to stay and his mom is fine with that: this makes Christopher really happy.
- Okay, then. The policeman says that if his father shows up, they can call the police.
- At 2:31am, Christopher wakes up because people are shouting. One of the voices is his father's. Uh oh.
- A big argument ensues between Christopher's mother, Christopher's father, and Mr. Shears.
- His mother is (obviously) really mad that his father told Christopher she was dead. But his father wants some recognition for having taken care of him all this time.
- His dad insists on speaking to him, so Christopher gets his Swiss Army knife ready. Again – just in case.
- Dad comes in the room and apologizes again and again… and again. He's crying.
- Christopher is frightened and doesn't respond at all (but at least he doesn't stab him).
- Mr. Shears calls the police and they come take his father away.
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Randall Klaus
2006 OUTDOOR: Had a personal-best height of 16'-0.75" in the pole vault at the UTEP Invite where he finished fourth... finished fifth with a clearance of 15'-1" at the Mean Green Twilight... at the ACU Open, jumped for 15'-0" to place seventh.
2006 INDOOR: Pole vaulted in one meet this season, clearing 14'-9" at the UNM Invite.
2005 OUTDOOR: Competed in the pole vault twice during the season...cleared 15'-1" at the TCU Invitational...posted a clearance of 14' at the ASU Relays.
2005 INDOOR: Cleared a height of 14'-7.5" in the pole vault at the Wes Kittley Classic ... marked a jump of 14'-1.75" at the Wes Kittley All-Comers.
2004 OUTDOOR: Vaulted a collegiate best 15'-1.0" at the UTEP Invitational ... tied for ninth at the MJ Invitational with a jump of 14'-11".
2004 INDOOR: Competed in the pole vault ... had season-best marks at both the Red Raider Invitational and the Texas Tech Quad, clearing a mark of 15'-7.25" ... finished third at the Quad and fifth at the Red Raider Invitational.
HIGH SCHOOL: 2003 graduate of Westwood High School in Austin, Texas ... holds the school record in pole vault with a height of 15'-3", also a personal best ... was a member of the 5A District Championship football team ... member of Young Life ...placed third in the 2002 Junior Olympics ... had a first place finish at the 2002 AAU Regional Championship ... had an amateur best height of 15'-6" leading to a No. 1 ranking in the pole vault by United Star Track Club ... was a 2003 Nike Indoor Classic qualifier with an indoor PR of 15'-0".
PERSONAL: Born on January 19, 1985 in Austin, Texas ... son of Randy and Rebecca Klaus ... has two older sisters, Valerie and Krista ... Valerie was a four year letter winner in volleyball at the University of Texas ... enjoys hunting and fishing ... majoring in arts and sciences.


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During the Holy Month of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr alone, Saudi nationals spend millions of dollars (approximately $160 million) on Oud, a fragrance that takes about 300 years to form in the trunk of the Aquilaria tree. The tree is native to India, Cambodia, Singapore, Laos, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand and found deep in the forests, making it difficult and dangerous to harvest. (click here for article)
There are many different types of Oud, each possessing its own unique fragrance, which is highly valued among many Muslims, especially during the holidays.
Oud also has medicinal value. In China, India, and Japan, Oud has been used to treat asthma, chest congestion, colic, nausea, kidney problems, thyroid cancer, lung tumors, post childbirth, and as a general tonic. In the most respected Hadith collection, Al-Bukhari reports that a man went to the Prophet Muhammad, may Allaah bless him and grant him peace, after trying to treat his son's throat disease by pressing his fingers on his son's tonsils and palate. The Prophet (saas) stated,
Why do you pain your children by pressing their throats! Use Ud Al-Hindi (certain Indian incense) for it cures seven diseases, one of which is pleurisy. It is used as a snuff for treating throat and tonsil disease and it is inserted into one side of the mouth of one suffering from pleurisy.
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Dossena on 'easy choice'
by Ashley Houghton
Defender pleased to join Black Cats.
Sunderland's latest signing, Andrea Dossena, says it was an 'easy choice' to join the Black Cats on transfer deadline day.
The former Liverpool defender moved to Wearside from Serie A side Napoli after making 93 appearances for the Naples side.
And the Italian international says the lure of the Barclays Premier League proved decisive in his move to the Stadium of Light.
"It's easy for me to decide to come to Sunderland," the 31-year-old said. "I'm very happy to be here to come back to England in the Premier League.
"I'm very happy because I start to work with [an] Italian head coach and I know his kind of football, his kind of work; he worked hard and tried to do his best on the pitch and it's the same from my career.
"The Premier League is the [most] beautiful league in the world; I left in 2010 and now I come back because I think that I can do my best for Sunderland."
Dossena made his debut for the Reds at Sunderland in August 2008 and he says he is excited to walk out again at the Stadium of Light.
"I want to go out on the pitch in one hour," he joked. "I hope that I will feature in the Arsenal game.
"My first game for Liverpool was against Sunderland and I remember the fantastic stadium, the atmosphere was very amazing, and now I can see that the club is a great organisation and all the staff try to do the best for my work.
"The fans are very important for [a] player because they are the 12th player on the pitch; when you go in the stadium you can feel the atmosphere, you can feel the support on the team – for me it's important, I want to do my best for the team and for the supporters."


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Skinny phone concept could make for a nice T-Mobile G1 2.0
Don't you just love the design of the T-Mobile G1? Don't you? No? I didn't think so.
Let's face it, the T-Mobile G1 might be a landmark device, considering it's the very first Android-powered smartphone ever produced, but its design could use a little more sexing up.
So while those handsome folks from HTC are lazily letting their weekend pass by, here's a concept that could help them in designing version two of what would have otherwise been known as the HTC Dream:
The Skinny phone by designer David Turpin pictured here features both a large touchscreen display that accepts user-input, as well as a full, sideways-sliding QWERTY keyboard. Sure, this design has been used in many other smartphones before, but none of all those real-world devices look as slim and sleek as this one. Especially not the T-Mobile G1.
If you look at it while closed, you'll also notice that it kind of looks like an overgrown iPod Touch. Which technically could make it a concept for the iPhone, too.
Well, I think a design like this really belongs in the future of smartphones. It's up to the smartphone makers to use it on any of their upcoming models, now.
Via Yanko Design


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I'm trying to deploy a commercial product through Active Directory and a group policy; about a handful of computers are NOT downloading/installing the software. Anyone have any ideas/suggestions on what could be wrong?
The computers in question are connecting to the network, have the proper group policies applied, and have appropriate access to the shared folder from which the MSI is being deployed. Furthermore, there are no error or warning messages in the application and system logs.


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TC TO JAMES AITKEN; 19 October 1837; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18371019-TC-JA-01; CL 9:333-336.
5. Cheyne Row, Chelsea, London / 19th October, 1837—
My dear James,
The night before last, late after ten o'clock, there came a single-knock to the door, a slow-rolling-vehicle having first been heard to pause on the street; a little stump of a man thereupon, after due formalities and the charge of 3/5, introduced a considerable deal-box with an address in your hand; and it contained—the Pipes! All had come safe, not a tenth part of them, I think, injured; right good pipes, and the whole job very effectually managed. You have been very active and adroit; and I really am much obliged to you. The old Chelsea stock of pipes was within a dozen of being done, and most poor pipes they were in comparison: had the half of those Glasgow ones been broken, I calculate it would still have been a good bargain for me.1 As it is, the Box stands safe in an upper closet, and will furnish me for years, and always bring a kindly remembrance of you along with them. So note down the money they have cost you, that I may punctually defray it next time we meet; and for this and all your good management on my behalf accept my kind thanks. I have waited these two days in hopes of a Frank; but finding none, the Members being all out after partridges,2 I thank you by such means as there are.
My hope is that you may have succeeded as well about the Craigenputtoch house and the burble [confusion] it seemed getting into. But in any case I beg you to manage as well as you can, and keep it off me! I would gladly hear no farther tell of it. Indeed I can do nothing earthly in it that you cannot better do. For the rest as you are so accurate and skilful a man, there is another Craigenputtoch commission I will give you. It relates to the woods there. I believe they again stand in great need of cutting and sorting. Now there is a certain man, Laurie (John Laurie, I think, in Dunscore Parish)3 who was formerly employed in that way; and needs only to be spoken to again, and set agoing with full charge of the matter: Alick knows him, and Peter Austin; pray do you speak to him what is needful to be spoken, and see that the thing be done. It pays its own expense and more; the time too I believe is not till spring; nevertheless as Laurie is in request, it will be good to engage him as soon as possible, for they say the necessity of the poor woods is pressing. I say no more, but leave you to act; and make no doubt but you will do it with your usual success.
There have two Letters and a Newspaper come from the Doctor, the last about ten days ago. He is well, tho' in bad circumstances as to place; the cholera prevailing over all that region, and what is still worse the people and their governors acting like madmen in their management of it. The mortality does not seem at all so great as it was with you; but the panic even greater, the very villages all shut up against each other, guards mounted, &c &c. Our Doctor seemed to keep up his heart perfectly, but was evidently in a confused element of things. The good news however was that the cholera had decidedly abated, which the Newspapers say it still continues to do; so that I wait with some trust to hear next time that our good Doctor is out of peril, and matters come round to their old course again. I despatched both the Letters to our Mother at Manchester, and got back from her, on urgent request, a Newspaper (in Jenny's hand) with two strokes: this and your Couriers are all the tidings I have yet had out of Scotland. I wrote to Jamie of Scotsbrig about meal and proviant; I have written twice to my Mother: I ask always what Alick is doing, but hear nothing yet.
My Goodwife was coughing and weakly when I arrived. There is now a perceptible improvement and the cough gone. She purposes to take all the precaution possible and to front the winter with hope and courage. As for me, I have been hitherto [as] unprofitable as ever. I read and talk more, but do not yet write any more, or [not] much more. My health is in its old way; sound at bott[om] but with perpetual superficial disturbances, dispiritments and so forth. The grand improvement I trace is a determined internal composure; I say to myself in my worst moods, Well then, be it this way be it that and as bad as bad can be I will not fling myself into fury and struggle about it; let the Devil do his worst! "Dinna dad tysel' a abreed for them":4 this, Lizzy Herd's advice, seems to me the best that could be given. I regard that resolutely quiet mood I am got into as my chief good-symptom. No words can express to you the torturing fret I was sometimes in while busy with these old tasks. For the rest, I have some two or more things in my head, but nothing is yet got on the anvil, nothing is yet in a state to be spoken of. The Book goes off famously, with praise far higher than need be, compliments from right and left. As one new instance, the Manager of Covent Garden Theatre has sent me a free-ticket to his boxes for this season. He is one Macready; I almost think he was in Dumfries once;5 a very clever and altogether respectable man; who is making a struggle this year to redeem the Theatre from that stupidity and degradation the system of puffery and baseness of all sorts had brought it into; and for this reason wishes to rally round him all manner of intelligent persons,—the present writer among others!6 I went last night, it was really very good (and soon done, if you leave the Farce);7 I think of going once a week till I see better.— Does my Mother send you the Examiner? It is worth your reading if it turn up.
You see, dear James, how my paper serves me! There will be franks were the Parliament met. I think I look [to] Jean's promise to be a good correspondent— Do you and she make me up a Letter at your earliest possibility. My compliments to the lesser James, who must exhibit "joy" when he hears this; let him be kept extremely warm and flannelly, poor Totum; he has wit enough to serve twice as much flesh. Finally be diligent in business, fervent in spirit.8 Be kind to one another, God knows there is enough of unkindness elsewhere: bear with one another, for all flesh is weak. And so Good be with you alway my dear Brother and Sister!—Your affectionate— T. Carlyle.
Jane sends her best regards and wishes; her thanks for the good-intention of the hair-machines;9 I brought up what fragments of them were attainable, for a sign! But indeed when I think of the jingling and jumping of these malisons, the wonder seems that anything whatever is got done,—except indeed it were the setting of the house on fire.— Would you like to see the London weekly Paper? Perhaps not, Examiner tho' it were. If yes, I can arrange with my Mother when she comes back that you should have it always on Wednesday, and then send it to Scotsbrig or to Alick. But perhaps it were more fash [trouble] than enough. I saw in the Courier poor old Pate Irvin's death.10 You did not know him, but Jean did. Poor old Pate! The last day I was in Ecclefechan his old white head met my eye; I gave him sixpence for a dram, thinking it might be the last time. He never had coin of mine before. He needs none now. Poor Pate!
The Glass has come out of my lame thumb! A piece as large as a pinhead, then a smaller invisible piece: it is all well now. It was decidedly sore when I left my Mother; I promised to tell her and forgot.
I have no room for particularizing compliments. I think of the whole Clan, one by one, and send them all a silent hearty prayer. Write soon, and fare well.— T. C.
The Newspaper has just arrived with its two strokes.


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Thursday, September 4th
8pm: "Sunday Night Football
Thursday, September 11th
8pm: "The Biggest Loser"
Monday, September 22nd
8pm: "The Voice"
10pm: "The Blacklist"
Tuesday, September 23rd
8pm: "The Voice"
10pm: "Chicago Fire"
Wednesday, September 24th
8pm: "The Mysteries of Laura" (new)
9pm: "Law and Order: SVU"
10pm: "Chicago P.D."
Thursday, September 25th
10pm: "Parenthood"
Friday, September 26th
9pm: "Dateline NBC"
Thursday, October 2nd
9pm: "Bad Judge" (new)
9:30pm: "A to Z" (new)
Tuesday, October 14th
9pm: "Marry Me" (new)
9:30pm: "About a Boy"
Friday, October 24th
9pm: "Grimm"
10pm: "Constantine" (new)
Monday, November 17th
10pm: "State of Affairs" (new)


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Music, films, theatre, stand-up comedy, b-boying… it's all happening at the 2013 edition of Mumbai's favourite arts festival.
Brace yourselves, the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2013 is coming.
And y'all know what that means… ATTACK OF THE DLSR-TOTING HIPSTERS!
In all seriousness, though, the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival is scheduled to take place from February 2 to 10, and the usually quiet Rampart Row will be transformed into a mela-cum-art fair, with events galore. While that's the most recognisable feature of the festival, it's worth actually perusing the festival schedule to find more interesting events being organised. Over the week, there will be film screenings, music events, plays, panel discussions and more, taking place at various venues in the south Mumbai art district including Horniman Circle gardens, the Asiatic Library steps, NGMA and Max Mueller Bhavan. Here are some events we think you should definitely check out.
February 3
Avid Brings Multipolis Mumbai (Music & Our City) – 4pm to 5.30pm, Gallery ICIA
Multipolis Mumbai is a nine part series by Avid Learning that seeks to explore the changing cultural landscapes of the city. In Music & Our City, award-winning Hindustani vocalist Sunita Bhuyan deconstructs Bombay's musical culture and its independent music scene.
Animal Farm – 7.00pm, Horniman Circle
Orwell's renowned novella has been adapted by Atul Satya Koushik to be more relevant to Indian situations. The play relates Animal Farm to the Indian freedom struggle and further developments.
February 4
Music In Bombay, 1930s – 1960s: Sidharth Bhatia and Naresh Fernandes In Conversation – 6.00pm to 7.00 pm, Arbour
Bombay's musical history goes way back, and this talk seeks to explore it. Taj Mahal Foxtrot author Naresh Fernandes and prolific journalist Sidharth Bhatia will discuss the rise and spread of Bombay's unique music culture.
Why So Serious: Freestyle Football by Baldevsinh Chauhan – 8.35pm to 8.50pm, Cross Maidan
The audience for freestyle footie in India is getting larger every year, what with Red Bull Street Style now holding qualifying rounds in India. What's freestyle football? It's exactly what it sounds, hip-hop dancing (of sorts) using a football as a prop. Gujarati freestyler Baldevsinh Chauhan will showcase his skills with the ball in a 20-minute session.
Check out this dub-steppy video of Red Bull Street Style action taking place in Kolkata.
February 6
The East India Comedy Show – 7.30pm onwards, Max Mueller Bhavan
Founded by Sorabh Pant, East India Comedy holds regular shows across the country. EIC's show at the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival will feature stand-up comedy, gags and sketches by Pant, along with Sahil Shah and Sapan Verma.
Check out Sorabh Pant's take on lecherous Indian men below.
Freak N Stylz performance - 7.30 pm -8.30 pm at Cross Maidan
India's first b-boying crew have performed at the festival before, and they're coming back this year with an hour-long set. If you haven't seen them perform or battle before, now's a good time.
February 7
Avid Brings Multipolis Mumbai (Film & Our City) – 4.30pm to 6.30pm, Gallery ICIA
In yet another of the Multipolis Mumbai talks, Time Out assistant editor and film critic Aniruddha Guha speaks of the progress of Mumbai's films, and their various stylistic influences on our culture.
Waltz With Bashir – 6.00pm to 8.00pm, Max Mueller Bhavan
The critically-acclaimed animated Israeli film revolves around director Ari Folman's search for his forgotten memories of the 1982 Lebanon War. Waltz With Bashir won a Golden Globe award for Best Foreign Language film, and was nominated for an Oscar in the same category.
Check out a trailer for the film below.
SlumGods – 7.00pm, Cross Maidan
Hip-hop crew SlumGods aren't just about the breaking. Their performances are a combination of b-boying, emceeing and art, and that's what they plan to bring down to the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival.
February 8
NSPA Presents Neeraj Arya and Dhammarakshit Ranadive – 5.30pm, Cross Maidan
National Streets for Performing Arts, the organisation responsible for reclaiming public spaces with performances at railway stations, is bringing two of their artists to the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival. Neeraj Arya will perform an acoustic set of songs inspired by the teachings of Saint Kabir. Satara performer Dhammarakshit Ranadive performs folk music to bring about social change.
Check out a video of Arya performing '100 mein 70 aadmi' at a Crusade For Creativity (pics) below.
Soumik Datta – 8.10pm onward, Cross Maidan
The British sarod player forms one half of experimental duo Circle Of Sound, who recently toured India. Datta is a sarod virtuoso himself, and often veers away from the traditional arrangements associated with the instrument.
Check out a live video of Datta performing with Shankar Mahadevan in London
February 9
Talvin Singh and Friends – 7.30pm, Asiatic Library steps
Those who missed percussionist-producer Talvin Singh's set at the Bacardi NH7 Weekender, Pune, can catch him here. We're expecting Singh's two-hour set to bring a little bit of Indian-inspired drum 'n' bass to the festival, along with some guest appearances. While the steps of the Asiatic Library aren't exactly conducive to dancing, one can of course grab a spot with a good view and sit back to watch.
Check out the video for Talvin Singh's 'The Traveler' below.
Champloo presents White Caps – 8.45 to 9.45, Cross Maidan
Champloo, a UK b-boying company, presents White Caps, a multimedia performance that combines film with b-boying to tell the story of two young men embarking upon an epic journey. Most of us see b-boying as an aggressive, explosive dance form, but White Caps will showcase it in a more fluid manner.
February 10
Photography: The Changing Lens – 11am to 1pm, Gallery ICIA
Photographer David De Souza and Bina Sarkar Ellias, founder of the International Gallery Magazine, will speak about the changing medium of photography and photo galleries and archives, as well as the relevance of photography and its relation to new media.
How To Start Your Own Music Band – 12pm to 2pm, Artisans'
Coshish drummer Hamza Kazi talks about what it takes to put together a band.
Talking Photos – 12pm – 4pm, Artists Centre
National Geographic Traveller India photo editor Ashima Narain's four-hour workshop will include techniques to compelling compositions, making images, and photographing strangers, amongst other subjects.
Salim-Sulaiman – 7.30pm onward, Asiatic Library steps
The Bollywood composer duo will close the music component of the festival on a high note, with a two-hour set comprising most of their hits.
Check out 'Let Go' which is Salim-Sulaiman's collaboration with Fin Grenall and Shafqat Aman Ali which they debuted on The Dewarists.
Check out the full festival schedule here (the film section looks particularly enticing). The complete schedule is also available on the NH7 Festivapp.


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Terribly uneven but with a stirring climactic sequence that redeems many of its flaws, Our Daily Bread suffers most from being a film that puts ideology above dramatic considerations. The ideology is fine, even commendable, but it's presented in such a bald-faced manner, relatively free of nuance, that it frequently comes across as alternately naïve and laughable. Still, while it's a long way from the snappy repartee in All About Eve, Joseph Mankiewicz has managed to add a little seasoning to the dialogue, especially in the salty slang he supplies for Sally. This tarty role is played with obvious enjoyment by Barbara Pepper, and the potentially annoying Chris is handled with sensitivity and flair by John Qualen. Unfortunately, the all-important leads are given to two actors who seem to hail from the "gee whiz!" school of acting, and the overly obvious dialogue they are given doesn't exactly inspire them to dig deeper into their roles. Tom Keene does do reasonably well with his big scene during the dark night of his soul, and Karen Morley is good at conveying the requisite inner longing, but on the whole their work is substandard. Fortunately, director King Vidor scatters several visually impressive sequences throughout, and saves a genuine stunner for the final irrigation sequence. That segment -- with its expert use of editing and framing to achieve maximum dramatic tension and release -- is one of the most joyous pieces ever captured on celluloid.
Our Daily Bread (1934)
Directed by King VidorGenres - Drama | Sub-Genres - Rural Drama, Political Drama | Release Date - Aug 1, 1934 (USA - Unknown) | Run Time - 80 min. | Countries - USA |
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Whether you're a foodie looking for a feast or a supporter of local shops, the Taste of Tremont's more than 60 vendors will have you covered July 21. "When you consider festivals that have longevity, Tremont is the best dining neighborhood in the city," says Rocco Whalen, executive chef of Fahrenheit. "It's a collection of great food, great entertainment and great local endeavors by entrepreneurs."
Summer classes? No thanks. Summer classes about beer? Count us in! The World Beer Festival aims to educate Clevelanders about the art of brewing July 13 at North Coast Harbor. Attendees can sample more than 200 beers while also learning about food pairings and beer ingredients. "We don't serve 'whatever' beers," says Daniel Bradford, festival producer. "Our focus is on specialty beers and the diversity of styles."
Get ready to try fresh sushi, gastropub grub and Cajun-style cuisine from food trucks Sushi on the Roll, Orange Trük, Zydeco Bistro and Stone Pelican Rolling Cafe, which will be joining 26 local restaurants at the eighth annual Taste of Akron July 25 at Hardesty Park. Thousands are expected to take in the live entertainment and food options. "It will definitely give your taste buds a world cuisine trip," says Carli Molinelli, community events specialist.
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