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WHEN four folk from Barnsley flew to Uganda they had a few extra suitcases with them - to carry the 74 pairs of shoes they were taking with them.
David and Pauline Gill, from Darfield, Margaret Rowbotham, from Lundwood, and Carol Higgins, from Gawber, all sponsor children in Musaka in Uganda through the charity Africa with Love.
Before they left for Africa they had raised £2,000 from coffee mornings and selling home-made cakes, books and jewellery.
So much money was raised they had already ordered and paid for 54 new school desks before they even set off.
They also paid for items ranging from mosquito nets and medical supplies to mattresses for children sleeping on metal beds.
They knew there was also a desperate need for shoes as many of the children are barefoot all the time. A presentation they gave to the ladies of Barnsley Inner Wheel resulted in the ladies paying for 37 pairs of new shoes.
The friends paid for another 37 pairs from their fundraising and they were all packed into the suitcases and taken on the trip.
Carol, of Downs Crescent, said: "The children were thrilled with all their new shoes and we were so happy to have been able to take so many thanks to the generosity of the Inner Wheel ladies and people who supported our fund raising."


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American actor, screenwriter, teacher and director in theater, film and television William Hall Macy, Jr. was born in Miami, Florida on this day, March 13, 1950. Built mainly on appearances in small, independent films, though he has appeared in summer action films as well, he has built a film career on what he describes as "sort of Middle American, WASPy, Lutheran kind of guy... Everyman" characters.
Macy was nominated for an Academy Award for his role as Jerry Lundegaard in Fargo. He has won two Emmy Awards and a Screen Actors Guild Award, and has been nominated for nine Emmy Awards and seven Screen Actors Guild Awards in total. He is also a three-time Golden Globe Award nominee.
Since 2011 he has played the main antagonist in the Showtime television series Shameless. Macy and actress
Felicity Huffman have been married since 1997
Other Birthdays
1929 - Peter Breck (Actor: Benji, Highway 61, Shock Corridor; died Feb 6, 2012)
1953 - Deborah Raffin (actress: Foul Play, Noble House, Death Wish 3)
1955 - Glenne Headly (actress: Mr. Holland's Opus, Grand Isle, Mortal Thoughts, Dick Tracy, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Purple Rose of Cairo)

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First-Year Program
finalized March 2016
During their first three terms, students enroll in either the first-year liberal studies sequence or in one of two tracks in the honors program (Foundations or Logos).
Students enrolled in the liberal studies sequence will enroll in Rhetoric and the Liberal Arts (LSFY 101) in the fall, LSFY 102 in the winter and LSFY 103 in the spring. (See Augustana General Education Studies.)
For students in Foundations, college writing and rhetoric are built into the three-course, 12-credit sequence. (See Honors Program.)
First-year students may also enroll in courses within the six Learning Perspectives: the arts, human values and existence, the individual and society, literature and texts, the past, and the natural world. Students may also choose courses which offer a global or human diversity perspective. Other choices include physical education activity classes and classes to complete the equivalent of at least one year of college-level foreign language study.
Most first-year students will take three 3-credit courses the first term (a total of nine credits.)


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Senior Digital Project Manager
- Recruiter
- Network Marketing
- Location
- Manchester
- Salary
- £25000 - £35000 per annum
- Posted
- 11 Oct 2013
- Closes
- 08 Nov 2013
- Ref
- Contact
- Dannielle Bramall
- Sector
- Advertising Agency
- Function
- Project Management
- Discipline
- Agency
- Hours
- Full Time
- Contract Type
- Permanent
A leading successful agency in Manchester are extending their digital team.
One of the most critical jobs in the agency where client facing meets creative thinking, management, and delegation and critical organisational skills. The successful digital account manager will clearly understand their clients' digital /media requirements and how they relate to overall communications objectives, clearly understand the commercial terms of the retained accounts, be an exceptional consultant and work with all team members to exceed the clients' expectations.
The digital project manager will manage multiple campaigns, which are either run by the digital team or by the PR account servicers, depending on the client's brief. Your role could include advising a CMO on digital strategy management across retained accounts and researching the latest platforms and strategic relevance. A varied, diverse and creative role, you will have experience in a advertising / PR agency environment for at least 2 years.
Qualities and Skills
- Proven ability to develop, execute and report on holistic digital strategies and tactics
- Strong project and account management skills and impeccable organisation
- Strong abilities in managing eCRM
- Sharp eye for commercial opportunities
- Comprehension of web and social analytics
- Ability to task/manage and provide strategic direction to technical teams on websites and web applications
- Ability to make sound best practice recommendations for a wide range of channels and platforms.
- Previous PR and social media consultancy experience as an account executive or senior account executive
- Agency experience
- Supporting new business outreach with research and campaign ideas for the digital aspects of new proposals
Network Marketing is an Equal Opportunities and Age Positive Employer acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancyThis job can be commutable from, Manchester, South Manchester, Wilmslow, Didsbury, Stockport, Cheshire
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After another weekend of the same old stores on the shopping rounds things have become- well a little- dare I say it... Static.
But enter in the newest of Atlanta's quaint and chic boutiques...
The Lust: Lexie and Jane
Atlanta's newest shopping haven (less than 2 months old), that brings downtown fun clothing to the sophistication of the South. Think shopping in your best dressed friend's uber trendy closet in her parent Buckhead manner. Can't go wrong!
The Location: 516 East Paces Ferry Road
Atlanta, GA 30305
[Map It]
Phone: 404.343.3194
Just so you know: Check out the website for store hours- Not open on Sunday or Monday.


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Scrabble word: CLEANING
In which Scrabble dictionary does CLEANING exist?
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Definitions of CLEANING in dictionaries:
- noun - the act of making something clean
- verb - make clean by removing dirt, filth, or unwanted substances from
- verb - remove unwanted substances from, such as feathers or pits
- verb - clean and tidy up the house
- verb - clean one's body or parts thereof, as by washing
- verb - be cleanable
- verb - deprive wholly of money in a gambling game, robbery, etc.
- verb - remove all contents or possession from, or empty completely
- verb - remove while making clean
- verb - remove unwanted substances from
- verb - remove shells or husks from
- adj - free from dirt or stain
- verb - to rid of dirt or stain
There are 8 letters in CLEANING: A C E G I L N N
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Winter hiking can be really special – bright days, crisp air, leafless trees. This last element is one that provides many surprises that can't be enjoyed during the summer. Winter ridge views can be spectacular as the open canopy reveals valley vistas where you normally would be confined in a green tunnel. Trail views can often provide a glimpse of mountainside treasures you never knew were there, and not just an interesting detail but a major feature such as a rock face, boulder field, or even a large waterfall. Such is the case along the well-traveled Jones Gap Trail.
From the trailhead at the park headquarters, follow the blue-blazed trail. This is also part of the Middle Saluda Passage, so you'll also see diamond-shaped metal signs marking the Palmetto Trail. This is a pleasant walk because it follows the noisy whitewater of the Middle Saluda River.
Just under ¾ of a mile, the trail crosses a field of small boulders. (If you reach the trailhead for Rainbow Falls, you've gone about 75 yards too far.) A feeder stream is found within this field that requires rock-hopping to get across. Looking to your left, you will see a nice tumbling cascade as the stream descends to the boulder field. What you can't see, if the trees are in leaf, is the fact that, about 50 yards back of the cascade is a significant rock face. In the winter, the face can be seen along with the fact that this is actually a 100 foot waterfall.
From the left side of the base of the little cascade, cross over to a path that follows the right side of the stream about 50 yards up to the base of the rock face. The face is almost vertical and trees grow right up to the base of the rock. Getting decent photos will be difficult with trees in leaf because of their proximity.
The waterfall starts at the top with a ledge that produces a small plunge. There are similar plunges down the face and at the bottom as the water jumps off the ledges that interrupt the smooth rock. There is no base pool. The water quickly gathers itself and moves on down the mountain to the Middle Saluda.
The stream and the waterfall are unnamed. Because of the circumstances, Surprise Falls is both an appropriate description and name for this water feature. Next time you're up along Jones Gap Trail, take 10 minutes to see Surprise Falls.
To get to the trailhead, take US 276 out of Marietta toward Caesar's Head. A mile past the Cleveland post office, turn right at the F-Mart onto River Falls Road. (On your way back out, stop at the F-Mart, visit with owner Don Forrest and have one of his excellent hot dogs.) Follow the signs to Jones Gap State Park and park in the lot. After paying the fee, follow the entrance path across the river, past the trout pool, past park headquarters to the kiosk at the trailhead.


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Spotlight on the News: Wayne Cty. Exec. Candidates Phil Cavanagh & Kevin McNamara; SMART Millage
DETROIT (WXYZ) - On Sunday, August 3, Spotlight on the News will feature interviews with Phil Cavanagh, Kevin McNamara and John Hertel.
Cavanagh and McNamara are running for Wayne County Executive and Hertel is making his pitch for passing the upcoming SMART Millage on Primary Election Day.
Spotlight on the News, now in its 49th consecutive season, is Michigan's longest running weekly news and public affairs program.


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Give your future Olympians a head start with the SoftZone Fun for Two Set.
Little ones can climb, explore, learn or even relax in one of the two corners of this colorful set.
Constructed with soft, sturdy, polyurethane foam shapes that are covered in reinforced, phthalate-free vinyl. Greenguard Children and Schools certified.


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PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. -- The University of Maine baseball team dropped a pair of games on Saturday in Port Charlotte, Fla. Maine fell to Presbyterian 12-5, before dropping a 5-3 decision to South Dakota State.
Presbyterian took a 2-0 lead after two innings of play, after scoring a run in each of the first two innings. Maine got a run in the bottom of the third inning when Jonathan Salcedo (Providence, R.I.) led off the inning with a hit and scored when Troy Black (Mississauga, Ontario) singled.
Presbyterian scored six runs in the top of the fourth inning to extend its lead to 8-1. The Blue Hose added two more runs in the top of the sixth inning. Maine countered with a run in the bottom of the frame. Black singled and scored on an Alex Calbick (Burnaby, British Columbia) sacrifice fly. Presbyterian, however, scored two more runs in the top of the seventh to extend its lead to 12-2.
Maine scored three runs in the bottom of the eighth inning. Skylar Mercado (Bronx, N.Y.) reached on a fielder's choice. Shane Bussey (Boynton Beach, Fla.) singled and Mercado advanced to second base. Brenden Geary (South Hadley, Mass.) reached on an error and Mercado scored. Pat Coughlin (Cambridge, Ontario) followed with a two-run double plating both Bussey and Geary.
Jacob Gosselin-Deschesnes (Montreal, Quebec) got the start on the mound for the Black Bears. He allowed six runs, just two of which were earned, on four hits over 3.1 innings. He falls to 0-1 on the season. Burk FitzPatrick (Berwyn, Pa.) went 5.2 innings in relief and allowed six runs, just two of which were earned, on seven this.
Chandler Knox went six innings for Presbyterian to earn the win. He improves to 3-1 on the season.
In the second game of the day, South Dakota jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the top of the first inning. Eric Danforth had a two-run single in the inning for the Jackrabbits.
Maine got on the board with a run in the bottom of the fourth inning. Colin Gay (Franklin, Mass.) singled and scored when Kyle Silva (Warwick, R.I.) grounded out.
South Dakota added two runs in the top of the eighth inning. Al Robbins, who led off the inning with a single, scored on an error. Danforth, who had reached on a fielder's choice, scored on a sacrifice fly.
Maine score a pair of runs in the bottom of the inning. Black doubled and Brian Doran (Ayr, Ontario) followed with a double of his own, driving in Black. Doran scored when Silva singled.
Shaun Coughlin (Northford, Conn.) got the start for the Black Bears on the mound. He went six innings and allowed three runs on five hits. Jake Marks (Sarnia, Ontario) went one inning and surrendered a pair of hits. Jeff Gelinas (Saco, Miane0 went two third of an inning and allowed two runs, neither of which was earned. Charlie Butler (Marlborough, Mass.) did not allow a hit in the final 1.1 innings.
Chris Anderson pitched seven innings for South Dakota State to earn the win.
Maine falls to 3-11 on the season.
Maine returns to action on Sunday, March 9 when it faces South Dakota State once again. First pitch is scheduled for 11 AM.


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The city's swimming pools will be open May 26 and 28 and June 2 and 9. The pools will officially open for the summer season on June 11. The Northside Splash Pad will officially open on May 26.
All facilities are handicap accessible and are equipped with bathhouses/restroom facilities. Pools also feature lifeguard staff on duty at all times.
Admission to the pools is $1 for children and $2 for adults. Admission is always free to the Splash Pad.
All facilities are closed on Sundays. See below for all the schedules.
Legion Stadium Pool
2131 Carolina Beach Road
Robert Strange Pool
410 S. 10th Street
Northside Pool
750 Bess Street
May 26, May 28, June 2, June 9:
Northside Splash Pad
750 Bess Street
OPEN Monday - Saturday from 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. from May 26 through September 7 (weather permitting)
Admission is always free to the Splash Pad!
Visit the city's pools web page or call 341.0064 (TTY Relay 711) for more information.


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The Visual Resources Collection
- Supports LEARNING
- Supports TEACHING
- Supports RESEARCH
The Visual Resources Collection is a digital only collection. Holdings include images of artworks from prehistory to the 21st century. The visual resources curator is available to help with searching the collection, locating images, scanning, and other visual needs.
2057 Portland Avenue (57P)
The northeast corner of Cleveland and Portland.
Across the street from the O'Shaughnessy Educational Center (OEC).
By appointment
Please contact the curator for an appointment or email or call with questions.
Christy Dent, Visual Resources Curator
Phone: 651.962.5562
Fax: 651.962.5861
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Please note: The library is staffed by one full-time curator and student assistants. Because of this limited staffing, there are times when the library may be closed during working hours. It is recommended that patrons outside the art history department call ahead to confirm availability.


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Now why was that funny?
This is a discussion on Funny Video within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Check out the funny video. Saw it on another gun forum: http://www.zippyvideos.com/533035132...endfromhell_1/...
Check out the funny video. Saw it on another gun forum:
God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the weaponry to make the difference.
Now why was that funny?
My daughter would do that!
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My daughters are still LOL!!
"The sword dose not cause the murder, and the maker of the sword dose not bear sin" Rabbi Solomon ben Isaac 11th century
Sneaky is the name of the game - lady's rules !
Chris - P95
NRA Certified Instructor & NRA Life Member.
"To own a gun and assume that you are armed
is like owning a piano and assuming that you are a musician!."
http://www.rkba-2a.com/ - a portal for 2A links, articles and some videos.
This is a good one, Got to e-mail it to some friends.
Not supposed to hit women. Can you shoot 'em if they do that to you?


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My first book, "A Dream in the Night", began as one poem / song: Goodbye. Written when I was 15, after the death of a friend. The entire design and every word are a part of my spirit and soul. 25 years are in this book, a long journey on a road that has ended. One life spent looking back. One ghost who believed they only belonged in the shadows.
"Memories faded. Ghosts laid to rest. One life, over. A darkphoenix has risen from the ashes of a fresh grave."
What began as writing music reviews for fun, evolved into something serious.
My second book: "In a Valley... A Writer's New Beginning" began the journalist side of my writing. I live in the Lehigh Valley, Pa area. In January, 2012 I started noticing the local side: music, arts, events, businesses, etc. Everything that makes the area different and unique. I started with music reviews and constantly evolve and expand what I write about. Like "A Dream in the Night"; I did the entire book from front to back cover, with one exception: John and Sheri contributed photos.
Several, failed, attempts at picking up freelancing jobs (local) later. I decided to start up an online magazine. I seriously looked at everything I wrote: my style / categories / genres, etc. I figured it was time to kick everything up a level. I wanted to do something different. A Valley and Beyond was born.
2012 started a new life for me.
I feel at home walking the streets or in an art gallery. I still like the shadows, but now, I fade into them when I choose. A new book and story has begun. How it will be written, I have no idea. No person knows what will happen from one moment to the next.
I wrote all this for one reason: I want to know that what you see with me is real. The person in the photos is who you would see on the street. The words written are who you would talk to. I know professionalism sells books and everything. My style, to a point: Realism, the moment as it happens, is more believable and is never repeated. One last thing, a quote I live by and is great advice to everyone.
"Life is not about what we do. It's about who we are. Never losing sight of our dreams. Having the courage to go after them, not matter what the odds. Believing in our dreams and ourselves, even when no one else does."
Be safe in the night and always,
Michael Phoenix
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I currently call the Allentown, Pa area my home, for now. Hobbies: walking, reading, rock music, trying new things and ideas, writing, etc. Current projects: continuing the journalist side, writing my first fiction novel, recording my first single, Writing an album. Personal history: currently writing / living / trying new things. Favorite colors: red, black, blue and purple depending on my mood. Style of dress: jeans / sneakers / t-shirt or dress shirt / leather jacket.
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Slave Cynthia: Live to Serve
on April 07, 2012
Great book. It grabs your attention from the first page. Pros: very descriptive. I loved how Eros got right to the point and did not take long to build the main plot. Storyline progresses at a consistant and quick pace. The erotic factor is very high. The end leaves you wanting more. Cons: You can tell this is part of a series. I am left wanting to know more of cynthia's backstory. At times, it moved too quick for me. Descriptions were too brief, at points. Overall: I am looking forward to reading the rest of this series. Great plot and characters.
The Howling Winds
on April 25, 2012
10 out of 10! This is a summary of a full review I wrote. From start to finish, Jess keeps the reader off guard using a variety of styles and genres. She even switches up the style of language. The Howling Winds holds true to her description and the preface. It is dark. The darkness in the book is on more than one level. Some may see it as depressing and morbid. I hope the majority will see it the way I did. A mirror for the side of life and reality we exist in. The side that people do not like to look at. This is a very unique book and style of writing. Please join her journey in this book. I highly recommend it!!!!! Great Job Jess!
Blood Is Heavier
on May 22, 2012
Quick highlights from the perfect 10 review on my blog: I put this book to an extreme test. While I was reading it took several breaks. I wanted to see if Blood is Heavier would keep my attention. I also wanted to find out if I would constantly want more. I easily did on both fronts. Once again, Ella did a near perfect job developing main and supporting characters, scenes and situations. The internal conflicts are very believable. These conflicts can also be related to if only in a distant, personal sense. The action, we are thrown into almost right away is a great way to start this book. Like I said, at points, Ella almost creates a second story that I came close to forgetting about the main one. The way she melds the backstory with current action does not lose you at all. Chapter titles are well thought out in sync with the chapter itself. The title "Blood Is Heavier" is mentioned in the story. Another nice way to combine the entire book into one, flowing / consistent entity. Visualization: everything that happens in the story is very easy to see with mind. The emotions portrayed, you can almost feel as if they were your own. For the second time, I can not say enough about a book by Ella Medler.
on May 23, 2013
Emily does a great job of getting you interested in the story right off. From the start of Chapter 2, she takes you to a completely different scenario. It is, literally, a slingshot! The main setting for Charmeine is modern day. Emily uses current and past events to help set up the story. In chapter 4, I was sitting in a limo, enjoying the conversation between Shane and Tab. Not literally, but the story was that visual and consuming. The character believability factor is very high. At points in the story, you forget Tab is an immortal. Charmeine: One hot female who is vulnerable with an invincible side you really do not want to mess with. Shane and Dmitri, even though they are supporting characters become essential to the storyline shortly after they are introduced. Shane is pretty much your best friend. Conflict: Internal / External. Emily does a very good job of separating and then combining the two. Each character has morals and real life, emotional, struggles. The external part? One, main, source is calling the shots. With a serious pain in the ass to Charmeine / Tab / Shane thrown in. What I really loved about the book? The overall story. The way Emily kept me off guard by switching up without any warning. Honestly, I think Shane is my favorite character. With the setting in actual places and true events, every moment became more real. When I was reading it, I was so into the story I jumped when my phone went off. No joke here! The way Emily showed how light and darkness exist in each person. What didn't I really like? You know I have to give the low points. At times, Emily dragged the story out by being a little too descriptive. Especially in some of the interactions between Charmeine and Tab. I am talking about some physical descriptions that are repeated. Technical: Not being able to go right to a specific chapter from main page / side navigation. Overall Recommendation: Definitely read this one! Charmeine is a combination of romance / suspense / historical and fantasy. High believability factors combined with excellent character development and a "not knowing what to expect next" factor. The way Emily ends part 1 will leave you saying "What the hell??? I need to find out what happens!"
on May 23, 2013
Definitely read this one! Charmeine is a combination of romance / suspense / historical and fantasy. High believability factors combined with excellent character development and a "not knowing what to expect next" factor. The way Emily ends part 1 will leave you saying "What the hell??? I need to find out what happens!"
Gossamer Wings and Other Things
on Oct. 01, 2013
The cover is well designed. Except for the title, it gives a only a slight idea of what to expect. I like the two hearts. One on top right. The other, a broken one bottom left. Do a cyber "flip" through the first few pages. You have the standard Title / Copyright / Dedication pages. Next up is the Table of Contents / Intro. Jess does an excellent job keeping the 5 chapter titles to one word each. Here is where your curiosity really starts to build. A brief Preface follows with a very, very beautiful quote. One poem I want to mention here: Crystal Spring. Jess includes a photo of lying down looking at the sky. The photo includes flowers in your vision. The photo, placed at the beginning, really helps your visualization of the words. The perspective places you at that moment. As I am reading this book, it feels like I am reading a personal journal. In other words, if you would publish a diary / journal, Gossamer Wings and Other Things would be your template. The overall them of love and life holds true through a combination of words, photos and graphics. At one point, Jess takes us through the seasons, not at random, but progressing through each one. The last quote is something to add to your list of words to live by. The last 2 pages are standard: A thanks for reading and "About the Author". Overall Review: Rating: Excellent! Jess takes us on a personal journey. Several poems tell us how much she loves someone. I really enjoyed the way she strayed from a more traditional format. Instead, Jess chose to take the personal side even farther by using a "journal" or "scrapbook" format. Reading Gossamer Wings and Other Things, you can easily tell she wants to remember these things forever. The way this book is written and set up, I could easily relate personal experiences and found myself thinking about people I remembered. Gossamer Wings and Other Things has a combination of rhyme / freeverse and photos / artwork. The way poems are written help us visualize them. Jess goes another step by including the photos / artwork to really take us there. I have to point out a low point here. Honestly, the Table of Contents is not needed for reasons other than technical. By the third "page", I completely forgot about it. You find yourself going from one poem / thought to the next. Without thinking about what section it is supposed to relate to. Gossamer Wings and Other Things is a very short book. Including the "standard" sections, I read it in about 20 minutes. 30 while writing parts of this review. Overall Recommendation: If you are looking for a short book that give you a glimpse of an author's personal side, read it! If you are looking for a book that is not traditional in wording or format, read it! If you want to take a break from the usual genres, read it! Looking for a more traditional book with expected formatting / plot / heroes / etc.? Gossamer Wings and Other Things is not what you are looking for.
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Aug 10
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Samnsolo says:
Hi everyone,
I was wondering if anyone keeps their horse in Stockbury, Kent and would like some company for Hacking out? My horse and I get very bored going out alone every day :-(.
Look forward to hearing from u soon
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Oregon (14-4, 0-3) won the doubles point and took a 2-0 lead behind junior Daniel Sardu's win, but Utah (13-5, 1-2) won four straight matches - including three in a third set - to hand UO a difficult loss. With the score tied at 2-2, the remaining three singles matches went to a third set. Utah claimed the third set of No. 2 singles 6-4 and won a tiebreaker in No. 6 singles to clinch, leaving the No. 3 match unfinished as it went into an extra game.
"We played well in doubles but came out too defensive in singles, and next thing you know, we were in a dog fight," said head coach Nils Schyllander. "We put ourselves in a position we didn't need to be in."
Although singles play was incredibly tight, UO assumed control of doubles and jumped out to a 1-0 lead. Senior Robin Cambier and sophomore Kevin Farin downed Slim Hamza and Cedric Willems, 8-5, in No. 1 singles and improved their team-best record to 18-4. Sardu and freshman Jayson Amos clinched with a win in the No. 3 spot, downing Matt Cowley and Alejandro Medinilla, 8-5. Junior Joey Swaysland and sophomore Daan Maasland's held a 7-2 advantage in their No. 2 match before it was left unfinished.
Sardu, a native of Budapest, Hungary, cruised in No. 4 singles over Utah's Willems. After claiming the first set 6-2, Sardu clinched with a 6-3 advantage in the second set to improve to 14-6 on the season. Utah responded with a 6-4, 6-4, win in No. 5 singles.
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1. Cambier/Farin (ORE) def. Hamza/Willems (Utah) 8-5
2. Swaysland/Maasland (ORE) vs. Tasevac/Lane (Utah) 7-2, UF
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6. Matt Cowley (Utah) def. Jayson Amos (ORE) 6-4, 6-7 (4), 7-6 (5)
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"We have four real good safeties," Price said. "(Backup safeties) Billy Newman and Torry Hollimon have had as good of a camp as anybody and Gibbons and Martin have held up real well at the corner position. We have six guys that can play back there in the Pac-10. We're still looking for a little more depth at that cornerback position.
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Rushing - Burnett 10/41, Hawkins 11/38, Arzu 9/33, Nesen 2/7, Mencke 1/3, Birnbaum 1/(-7), Kegel 1/(-9), Gesser 4/(-21).
Passing - Mencke 5/2/0/65/1/60, Nesen 8/6/1/55/0/25, Gesser 10/5/0/55/0/13, Kegel 9/5/0/40/0/17, Birnbaum 9/4/0/17/0/10.
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The traditional Prius liftback is being joined by three specialized models, presented at the May meeting of Drive $mart Wisconsin (formerly Milwaukee Hyrid Group) by Chicago Prius Group founder Wayne Mitchell. The Prius V is competing for the mini-van market, the Prius C for the economy car market, and the Prius plug-in is a step toward the demand for electric vehicles, currently offering 15 miles on pure electric drive at 65 miles per hour.
"Preparing for a meet is like having a baby" observed founder Bradlee Fons, who pulled the group's first meeting in several months together after recovering from knee surgery. His wife cheerfully asked "How would you know?" He meant all the packing up and unloading of equipment, displays, and food for the group's famous lunch spread. "Oh," Mrs. Fons realized, "travelling with a baby."
Fons averaged 82 mpg driving a Prius C from Pewaukee to the group's meeting at Oak Creek Public Library. At least two members of the group are devoted to their Ford Escape Hybrids, although the company plans to wind down production of the most fuel-efficient large truck model in America. It was raining when the meet began, but that didn't stop everyone gathering in the parking lot to admire each other's cars.
The Prius V - for Versatile - costs up to $36,000 with all available features, Mitchell told a packed gathering of 45 hybrid owners. That pays for 34 cubic feet of rear storage, 50 percent more than the standard Prius, and larger than 80 percent of SUV's provide. The space is created by the high roofline replacing a sloping rear hatch. With the front seat folded down it can carry objects up to eleven feet long.
The result is 200 pounds of increased weight, with a reduction in fuel mileage, but Mitchell rated it as delivering a fuel-efficient ride for a minivan. He added that many people buying this car are not attuned to methods for maximum mileage - which are exactly what Drive $mart has been teaching for several years.
Mitchell described the Prius C as quite the opposite of the V: a small, fuel efficient car, selling for somewhat less than the current liftback model, based on the Yaris. It has an EPA rating of 50 mpg (compared to 30 for a Yaris), and has 6 percent better fuel efficiency than previous Prius models. There are four variations, ranging in price from $19,000 at the most basic to $26,000 with all the luxuries.
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The plug-in model, Mitchell said, is great for short commutes, and averages 75 miles per gallon with use of the all-electric mode. The lithium ion battery pack can be charged in 3 1/2 hours. By the end of the meeting, the rain had moved on and the sun came out, allowing for a more thorough inspection of the models parked outside.
Milwaukee Hybrid Group was already the largest hybrid group in North America, with 1400 members, according to Fons, when it changed its name to Drive $mart Wisconsin to reflect the variety of care members drive, and the application of improved driving techniques to any model. By the next meeting, group member Randy Mays will be driving a Nissan Leaf. After twenty months on a waiting list, he expects delivery in seven days.
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this happened about 3 or 4 years ago its still in my head clear as day and still freaks me out i don't remember the day but i went out front to have a smoke around 10- 10:30 pm i was out front but on the drive strip we have a car parked on i went to the car lit my cigarette i walked to the back of the car and was like 5 feet from the sidewalk i was looking towards the east and south east and a woman has a huge pine tree like 4 houses down and across the street and i was a the back of the car i started to see a amber reddish orange light then i saw 2 they were coming from the south east and like they were climbing up the tree but as they got closer i can see they were as high as the tree top they were further away when i first saw them so i walked to the front of the car i saw 4 amber reddish orange lights you know how planes or jets fly in a arrow formation like 2 close together in the front and 2 further apart in the back well they were backwards 2 orbs were far apart and 2 behind those close together i saw them come over the big tree right towards me i was at the front of the car getting scared and the closer they came the more i got more scared so i ran in the side yard where we have a 10x20 cover over another car i i was still watching but i was out from the cover just enough to still see them so i was stupid i flashed my flashlight at them then they stopped still in formation so i ran in the house and upstairs and woke my mother and brother up we went to he loft window and the orbs broke formation and went north but stopped over the woman's house next door and a little higher up we all were scared they were in different spots but close to each other then one went up higher and flickered out then a lower one did he same thing we watched them for 15 min out the loft window the 2 came back on and went south east so we ran to my mothers window which looks south and one was moving fast and the one that followed was slower the faster one was like over a trail that goes to a creek it stopped and the slower one wen near it and started to go east then stop more where the creek is we saw both drop sparks and looked like molten metal then the one closer to us it looked like it dropped a pod it was shaped like a grain of rice it was coming down real slow the one further away dropped a pod but it went down like i would say 5 feet from it then stopped and wen horizontally to the other pod then went down together then the orbs took off we went to see the other 2 but they were climbing high but still over the house next door and over my house it lasted around a half hour from he time i firs saw them behind the big tree to he time they dropped the pods and then took off these things scare the hell out of my mother and brother i felt so scared but the first time since i been seeing these orbs i been told im crazy and need help by many people and what friends i have stopped talking to me even though they did see the orbs when they were here on other sightings and i dont know why they keep coming in my area me and my brother sit outside at night to look for the orbs we have seen them during the day but no light on they and silver matalic my brother seen 3 hovering over walmart it was a Saturday like 8 or 9 am but pretty much everywhere we go in town we see some type of ufo i try to take pics but my camera stops working and cell goes out when hey are around i got a call from a guy at mufon but the message was scrambled i culdnt hear his name of his whole number call me any time i have many more sightings i remember clear as day but this one haunts me Daley cant get it out of my mind
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Week 2 now of re-incorporating strength training into my weekly routine. I'd basically backed off of a LOT of my exercise while I was trying to heal, and I should have paid more attention to the ACTIVE part of Active Recovery. I definitely paid for, what with having to build back up my mileage and overall strength.
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Last week I added back in my strength training, starting off "easy" with the 30 minute, intermediate level Nike Training Club workouts. Last week, they completely kicked my butt!
Today, it actually felt ok. The pushups still completely sucked, but I didn't feel like I wanted to die at the end, I finished strong. Good to know that my muscles DO remember how they're supposed to work and how strong they *can* be when I'm not slacking!
I've also been incorporating a LOT of extra stretching, including some time with the foam roller. Looks like slow and steady is going to be the trick. I'm considering stepping up the ST next week to either add an extra 15 mins to the workout OR go back up to the advanced level, keeping it at 30 minutes. That's also going to be for just 1 of my 2 weekly workouts... no overdoing it this time.. even though I've got about 7 holiday pounds to get rid of!
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Your blog gives me hope that when I start running again, maybe it won't be so bad. I'm still exercising, but not as much as I used to. Working on getting that back. And I've still been eating like a runner so no wonder I've gained 5 pounds! Time to get things back on track. I'm still hoping to be able to do a half-marathon in April. Good luck with the training and yours in March.
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The Grub stance on national food "holidays" is that they're ridiculous, irrelevant, and a vehicle for annoying press releases. Did you know that today is both National Quiche Lorraine Day and Pick Strawberries Day? No, you didn't. And you should not care. But it's extreme that Nutella, owned by Italian company Ferrero, sent a cease-and-desist letter to Sara Rosso, who founded World Nutella Day in 2007 to encourage fans to express their appreciation for the product. The company's legal team is requesting that she not publish anything with the Nutella name, logo, or likeness. Rosso has a full-time job (she won't say, but it's probably this), and never wanted to profit off of the holiday she created. This isn't the first time Nutella's sent a cease-and-desist letter: In October, the company's legal team stopped Burrito chain Bolocco from using the product in milkshakes. Way harsh, Nutella. [Earlier, Earlier, HuffPo]


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Ambrosini is getting used to his new club as he recently joined Fiorentina after 17 years with AC Milan, Football Italia reports.
Ambrosini has always been a solid professional on and off the field.
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June 11, 2013
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The veteran midfielder has agreed to end his long career with AC Milan and is now a free agent, Football Italia reports.
Ambrosini has had a great career and can still help another club elsewhere.
January 17, 2013
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The AC Milan captain will miss at least a month of action with a thigh injury, Football Italia reports.
Ambrosini's role has been reduced this season, so his loss is not as big as it was in past seasons.
November 21, 2012
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The AC Milan captain may leave the club at the end of the season, Football Italia reports.
Ambrosini has had a super career even if he has been overshadowed by teammates.
May 16, 2012
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The AC Milan captain will remain with the club for at least one more season, Football Italia reports.
It is good to see that AC Milan will keep at least one of its veterans.
October 13, 2010
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Ambrosini (knee) has resumed training, but is not expected to play this weekend, Goal.com reports.
Milan certainly would like to have him back for the Champions League.
September 8, 2009
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Ambrosini has signed a one-year contract extension, Goal.com reports.
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July 6, 2009
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Ambrosini will become Milan's new captain according to Leonardo, Goal.com reports.
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When the breakfast hankering hits, it hits hard. Sometimes waiting for a weekend brunch experience just won't cut it. Luckily Founding Farmers saves the day, well, the weekdays to be exact. Serving breakfast daily from 7am to 11am on weekdays and 9am to 2pm on weekends, their hearty breakfast offerings will satiate any craving! Located on 1924 Pennsylvania Ave. NW this two level establishment is the perfect location for busy downtown workers and a great spot for an early meeting.
Their shabby chic décor resembled the kitchen and dining room of a famous Southern chef with cookbooks and pickled vegetables on steel bakers rack. The tables and booths were simple and streamline wooden tables with earth tones surrounding. The bar area is well stocked and visible for all to see and drool over.
The menu isn't lengthy, but has a lot to offer. From coffee drinks, morning cocktails, to house made sodas; finding the perfect drink to pair with your breakfast is bound to happen! The fare varies from the sweet side to the more savory side. Coffee ($4) and water at the table was an easy way to sway the palette into making an entree decision.
"Drag through the Garden" ($10) was a veggie omelet that showcased roasted seasonal vegetable, spinach and white cheddar cheese. It also came with a side (grits) and bread (grilled buttered ciabatta) with seasonal preserves. The omelet was light and flavored just right. The ciabatta and preserves was a nice crunch addition. The grits were creamy and delicious and became a fast favorite. "Founding Farmers Breakfast with Bacon" ($9) came with apple wood smoked bacon a side shredded leek potatoes hash browns and bread preference with seasonal preserves. The eggs were fluffy and filling and the leek hash browns added depth and dimension to the already sizeable plate.
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Handmade for the Garden book review
This book adds a new dimension to playing outside. Instead of being bound by walls to do DIY projects, the author has taken common outdoor objects and made fun and artful things—75 things.
The book starts simply with stories about author Guagliumi's life and experiences that help to inform her work. The first project is easy enough—starting Seeds in Newspaper Pots. But we do learn things like the New York Times is printed with soy-based inks, better for plant seedlings.
Guagliumi says her camping experiences and "craft" days helped to shape her life and consequently everything she does. You'll love stamping a pot, and may have done it in grade school. Spatter painting comes next and the project is not only fun—but the result is great and in all cases, beautiful. The pottery becomes varied and all projects are fairly simple (with detailed materials lists); yet fun and who knew pottery could have so many incarnations?
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Red Meat: Good Source of Vitamins?
So our nation's love affair with steak prompts me to ask this question, "Is red meat crucial to human nutrition?" Surely if so many people crave it, there must be something essential about it. Something vital, maybe it's loaded with important nutrients? According to Jacki Donaldson of The Cancer Blog it is:
Red meat contains a lot of iron. And while iron also comes from vegetable sources, meat contains more iron than most foods and is best utilized by the body in this form.Anyone remember Nutrient Density of Green Vegetables? Check it out. You'll see that on the average 100-calories of certain green vegetables, like broccoli, Romaine lettuce, and Kale, trounces the nutrient-density of 100-calories of sirloin.
Red meat also contains B vitamins, phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, selenium -- and protein, critical for muscle and organ health. Protein from red meat is complete, meaning it contains all the amino acids the body cannot make on its own. Protein helps the body repair and renew.
And a lot of those nutrients are readily available in plants. Take zinc and iron for example: Romaine lettuce has more zinc than sirloin and all three, broccoli, Romaine lettuce, and Kale, contain more iron than sirloin. And what about the "complete protein" theory? Dr. Fuhrman's colleague Jeff Novick tackles it in this previous post: Complementary Protein Myth Won't Go Away!


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Sometimes you have to wonder how certain movies get made.
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"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
Ken Loach's "I, Daniel Blake" wins the Palme d'Or at the 69th Cannes Film Festival.
Barbara Scharres on the cats of Cannes 2016.
An article about Roger Ebert's reviews getting republished in the Chicago Sun-Times.
Chaz Ebert remembers the late Paul Cox and shares an article about Cox speaking with students at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival.
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FFC Gerardo Valero returns to "The Shawshank Redemption" to investigate how it remains the #1 film on IMDb.
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There is a summer in your life which is the last time boys and girls can be friends until they grow up. The summer when adolescence has arrived, but has not insisted on itself. When the stir of arriving sexuality still makes you feel hopeful instead of restless and troubled. When you feel powerful instead of unsure. That is the summer "George Washington" is about, and all it is about. Everything else in the film is just what happened to happen that summer.
This is such a lovely film. You give yourself to its voluptuous languor. You hang around with these kids from the poor side of town while they kill time and share their pipe dreams. A tragedy happens, but the movie is not about the tragedy. It is about the discovery that tragedies can happen. In the corresponding summer of my life, a kid tried to be a daredevil by riding his bicycle up a ramp, and fell off and broke his leg, and everybody blamed that when he got polio. I tell you my memory instead of what happens in this film because the tragedy in the film comes so swiftly, in the midst of a casual afternoon, that it should be as surprising to you as to the kids.
The movie takes place in a rusting industrial landscape, where the weeds are already returning to nature. It is in North Carolina. We meet some black kids, between 10 and 13, and a few white kids. They're friends. They are transparent to one another. They are facts of life. You wake up every morning and here they are, the other kids in your life. They are waiting to grow up. There are some adults around, but they're not insisted upon. Some of them are so stranded by life they kill time with the kids. Nothing better to do.
Buddy (Curtis Cotton III) has a crush on Nasia (Candace Evanofski). She leaves him for George (Donald Holden). This is all momentous because it is the first crush and the first leaving of their lives. Buddy asks for one last kiss. "Do you love me?" asks Nasia. Buddy won't say. He wants the kiss voluntarily. No luck.
George has his own problems: The plates in his skull didn't meet right, and he wears a football helmet to protect his skull. "When I look at my friends," Nasia muses, "I know there's goodness. I can look at their feet, or when I hold their hands, I pretend I can see the bones inside." George fears for his dog because his Uncle Damascus (Eddie Rouse) doesn't like animals. "He just don't like to get bothered," says Aunt Ruth (Janet Taylor). "Do you remember the first time we made love to this song?" Damascus asks Ruth. "We were out in that field. You buried me in that grass." "Why is it," Ruth asks him, "every time you start talkin', you sound like you gonna cry?" The heat is still, the days are slow, there is not much to do. A kid with freckles gets in trouble in the swimming pool and George jumps in to save him, even though he's not supposed to get his head wet. Then George starts wearing a cape, like a superhero. Buddy wears a Halloween dinosaur mask while he stands in a restroom, which is one of their hangouts, and delivers a soliloquy that would be worthy of Hamlet, if instead of being the prince of Denmark, Hamlet had been Buddy. Buddy disappears. Nasia thinks he ran away "because he still has his crush on me." Others know why Buddy disappeared but simply do not know what to do with their knowledge. Vernon (Damian Jewan Lee) has a soliloquy beginning with the words "I wish" that would be worthy of Buddy, or Hamlet.
The film was written and directed by David Gordon Greene. The cinematography, by Tim Orr, is the best of the year. The mood and feel of the film have been compared to the work of Terrence Malick, and Greene is said to have watched "The Thin Red Line" over and over while preparing to shoot. But this is not a copy of Malick; it is simply in the same key. Like Malick's "Days of Heaven," it is not about plot, but about memory and regret. It remembers a summer that was not a happy summer, but there will never again be a summer so intensely felt, so alive, so valuable.
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The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Indianapolis Colts 45 - 35 on October 31, 2004. The Chiefs were led by Priest Holmes with 143 rushing yards, 3 rushing touchdowns, 3 receptions and 82 receiving yards for a total of 36.40 fantasy points. The top players for the Colts were Peyton Manning with 25 pass completions, 472 passing yards, 5 passing touchdowns and 1 pass interception for a total of 38.60 fantasy points. Browse all of the player game stats and fantasy points for this game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Indianapolis Colts.


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This Friday Erykah used her Twitter account to drop little hints towards the new album, and after a suspenseful countdown, a video for the leaked track "Jump Up in the Air (And Stay There) ft. Lil Wayne" with Bilal.
"Tape Packs" by Hint
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This video, by Dr. Rubberfunk, comes from Tru Thoughts' artist Hint. Expect to hear a lot more about Hint this year. The song "Tape Packs" is featured on the massive Tru Thoughts 10th Anniversary 3CD Box Set.
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Another Suite for Ma Dukes video was released by Mochilla today, the fourth anniversary of J Dilla's untimely passing. This video features Dwele singing the classic "Angel." Miguel Atwood-Ferguson's arrangement is super heavy and Bob Power made it magic.
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"Pippin" has won a leading seven Outer Critics Circle Awards, including the Outstanding Revival of a Musical prize, it was announced in New York.
"Kinky Boots" scored the awards for Outstanding New Broadway Musical, Outstanding Actor in a Musical for Billy Porter and Outstanding New Score.
Nathan Lane was declared Outstanding Actor in a Play for his performance in "The Nance," while Cicely Tyson won the Outstanding Actress in a Play honor for her work in "The Trip to Bountiful."
"Matilda the Musical" won the awards for Outstanding Book of a Musical and Set Design.
"Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike" was declared Outstanding New Broadway Play, while cast member Kristine Nielsen won for Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play.
"Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" earned the title of Outstanding Revival of a Play, while "My Name is Asher Lev" was named Outstanding New off-Broadway Play and "Here Lies Love" was named Outstanding New off-Broadway Play.
The prizes will be presented May 23 at a ceremony at Sardis Restaurant in Manhattan.
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Square Roots, the one-of-a-kind craft beer and music experience, returns to Lincoln Square July 11th-13th with more than 50 acts on four stages, and 30 regional craft brews paired with Lincoln Square's finest restaurants and artisans. Presented by the Old Town School of Folk Music and the Lincoln Square Ravenswood Chamber of Commerce, the three-day festival will feature music, dance parties, participatory jams and plenty of family fun activities.
Festivalgoers can expect multiple music stages, both inside the Old Town School and outside on Lincoln Avenue, programmed with an eclectic and a vibrant mix of performers from local indie rockers to world music stars.
Local acts include Chicago folk trio Sons of the Never Wrong and the world soul groove of Fatbook. Touring acts range from Cajun legends and Grammy winner Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys to powerful Mauritanian singer Noura Mint Seymali to indie folk pop duo Ivan and Alyosha.
A full line-up of performers can be found at http://squareroots.org/music/.
In addition to great music, Square Roots is proud to be one of Chicago's best craft beer destinations. The festival features the best local and regional craft breweries with a wide variety of styles and flavors. With special tappings throughout the festival, there's something to quench every type of thirst.
Several popular Midwest breweries will have a presence at Square Roots including Two Brothers, 5 Rabbit, Lagunitas, Ale Syndicate, Temperance, Virtue Cider and Revolution. The full beer list can be found at http://squareroots.org/beer/.
Lincoln Square's restaurant scene will also be on hand serving up amazing dishes for guests to enjoy with the craft beer pairings. Participating restaurants include Fountainhead, Bistro Campagne, Himmel's, Monti's, Big Fork Brand's, Byron's Hotdogs, Cheesie's Pub and Grub, Dinky Donuts, Gather, Bo's Concessions and Jo Snow. To view a full list of menu offerings, visit http://squareroots.org/vendors/.
With the Old Town School of Folk Music leading the entertainment, there will lots of reasons to twist and shout. From Wiggleworms for the little ones to multicultural dance performances to open, participatory jams as the day rolls into night, Square Roots is perfect for families.
Bring the whole crew by for a Family Barn Dance with kid performers, sing along with kids music favorite Laura Doherty & the Heartbeats, and walk along in a Brazilian Parade with instruments that you make in the art tent, and much, much more!
Proceeds from Square Roots support both Old Town School of Folk Music and Lincoln Square Ravenswood Chamber programs, including supporting music education scholarships, local shopping programs, ongoing community events and public farmers markets, as well as free summer concerts and artist-in-residence programs at Chicago Public Schools. The financial support garnered from the festival helps make music, dance and fresh food available to everyone regardless of their economic circumstance.
Friday, July 11, 5-10 p.m.; Saturday, July 12, noon-10 p.m.; Sunday, July 13, noon-9 p.m.
Square Roots is located at Lincoln Avenue, between Montrose & Wilson Ave. For more information on the Old Town School of Folk Music please call (773) 728-6000 or visit www.squareroots.org.
Suggested donation of $10 for adults, $5 for seniors/kids, $20 for families.