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The race has witnessed some of New Zealand's best multisport
athletes race from the top of the Remarkables to Coronet
The course established in 1994 connected the new Remarkables
skifield with the town and the winter festival, before going
to the finish line at Coronet Peak.
The concept has remained unchanged since its beginning, with
racers having a direct view of the finish line across the
Competitors are required to ski or snowboard, mountain bike,
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event to cover a total distance of 44km.
The original race in 1994 attracted a small field of just
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The following year, this rose to 30 teams and 27 individuals
and now local Steve Gurney won the men's division.
The women's division was won by now local Sue Carnahan, then
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Over 20 years of racing has seen big names in multisport
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A division has been made for school teams.
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overall in the open teams.
A special invitation has been made out to Chris Dagg, who has
competed in 20 years of the Peak to Peak and been in the
winning team on more than one occasion.
In a press release race director Geoff Hunt said he was
looking forward to the event.
''It is fantastic that the event has reached this milestone
and continues to receive the great support from the local
racers and also from the multisport champions of the
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Sorry, but this is not Lyngenfjord, but Ullsfjord, Snemann
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Medicines for cystic fibrosis help keep the lungs as healthy as possible, reduce and control mucus in the lungs, and replace digestive enzymes.
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- Saltwater solution (hypertonic saline). This is sometimes used to help clear mucus from the lungs. It is low-cost, and it may help reduce inflammation in the airways.1, 2
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A small number of people with cystic fibrosis have a certain changed (mutated) gene called the G551D mutation. If you have this changed gene and you are age 6 or older, the medicine ivacaftor (Kalydeco) can target the genetic cause of your lung problems and may help improve lung function. Talk to your doctor if you want more information about it.
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New York City subway kittens pictured looking for a new home as ex-transit boss and mayoral candidate SLAMS decision to stop trains for them (but Anthony Weiner would've saved them!)
- Two kittens dubbed August and Arthur delayed trains on B and Q lines in Brooklyn lines for two hours
- The MTA shut down power to rescue the felines
- Ex-MTA chair Joe Lhota said he wouldn't have stopped subway service for the sake of the cats
- Anthony Weiner's campaign said candidate would have jumped on the tracks himself to rescue them
- Mayoral candidates Christine Quinn and Bill Thompson would have shut off service for the kitties
The two lost kittens who shut down a portion of the New York City subway system Thursday after wandering onto the tracks should count their lucky stars that Joe Lhota is not the mayor yet.
The former chairman of the Metropolitan Transit Authority and mayoral hopeful said he wouldn't have stopped the subway as the kittens dubbed Arthur and August scrambled along the tracks.
A spokesman for Lhota told the New York Post on Friday that the candidate doesn't think stopping service for wayward cats is appropriate.
Gimme shelter: After their drama, the cats were treated at the Animal Care and Control shelter in East New York (where they are pictured, above)
The kittens now live with Keith Lubeley, 33, and his wife Katherine Lynn, 30, who were among the hundreds of people who wanted to adopt the 11-week-old felines
He said Lhota believes it should be the MTA's call whether to shut down the line.
On Thursday, power was cut on B and Q lines in Brooklyn for more than an hour as the two lost kitties scurried around the tracks.
The tiny felines were finally rescued about seven hours later. Officials said Arthur and August, are being treated in a shelter.
Lhota's rivals in the mayoral race, among them Anthony Weiner, told the paper they would've stopped trains to save the pets.
In fact, a spokesperson for the disgraced former congressman went even further, saying that the candidate would have risked his own life to rescue the helpless critters.
'If Anthony is elected mayor, he will not only stop trains for kittens, he will personally crawl over the third rail to do it,' Barbara Morgan told the Post.
Sourpuss: New York Republican Mayoral candidate Joe Lhota said that he would not have shut off subway service to rescue the kittens
Furry rascals: August (left) and his buddy Arthur were saved after the pair ended up on the subway tracks, disrupting service on B and Q lines for two hours - a move that Lhota called 'inappropriate'
Campaigning outside a subway stop Friday, Mr Weiner jokingly told the New York Daily News that if elected mayor, he would put in place a comprehensive subway kitten rescue policy.
Other candidates also stated their position on the issue of whether or not to stop the trains for the kitties. Christine Quinn came out on the side of the furry felines, as did Bill Thompson's campaign.
The aptly named John Catsimatidis deferred to the MTA or police, but noted that he is an animal lover who once owned a beloved feline named Cottonball.
For former City Councilman Sal Albanese, it was a no-brainer.
'What are we, nuts? Of course I would've stopped,' he said. 'This almost never happens, but when it does, we can't just go running over kittens.'
Cat calls: both Anthony Weiner (left) and Christine Quinn stated that they would have shut off power in the subway to rescue the kitties. Weiner went so far as to say he would have personally saved them
With a name like that: John Catsimatidis said he would have deferred to the MTA or police, but noted that he is an animal lover who once had a cat
While the mayoral hopefuls were opining on the fate of the kittens, August and Arthur were recuperating at an Animal Care & Control shelter in the East New York section of Brooklyn.
Sources told the Post that the 8-week-old pets have been kept together as they are undergoing physical and behavioral tests.
August and Arthur, each weighing around 2lbs, will be vaccinated and then transferred to a foster home. Within a couple of weeks, they will be available for adoption.
When the two tiny felines were spotted frolicking on the train tracks near the Church Avenue station in Brooklyn about 11am, Metropolitan Transportation Authority workers turned off the power.
Passengers on the B and Q lines were stranded for about two hours while police officers chased the cats down the tracks.
The two kittens were caught between the rails on subway tracks in the Brooklyn borough of New York at the end of the August
The pair caused an outage on the B and Q lines which lasted several hours
According to the Wall Street Journal, a spokeswoman said police officers went onto the tracks to roust the cats so they wouldn't be at risk. She also said the MTA did not wish to accidentally 'fry' the kittens.
Crews suspended regular service from
DeKalb Avenue to Brighton Beach and Stillwell just after 11am and provided shuttle buses, according to NY Daily News.
Service was restored once the kitties scurried off the tracks. However it's not clear what happened to the tiny cats.
The Journal also speculated the MTA's reaction was so extravagant after it was forced to explain why a dead shark was found on an N train at Queens Plaza earlier this month.
Hiding: This is the little kitty who brought New York's busy subway to a standstill for two hours
Entertained: While most commuters were furious at the delays, the two kittens kept small children amused at various train stations
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A day or so later my dentist's scheduler called to say it was time for an annual check- up on my teeth.
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Still, a wise person heeds the scheduler's summons and shows up at the appointed hour.
As I left the doctor's office the other day, I wondered if there was an equivalent of a physical for one's interior life. If people need physicals, don't they also need spirituals?
I saw Psalm 139 in a new light: "Search me, O God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts. See if there is any offensive way in me." The writer of these words seems to be inviting a spiritual. There is abundant, if not infinite, space in the spiritual dimension of one's life. Who, but God, could ever know everything in that space?
I have become increasingly aware of the enormous amount of activity inside of me that I neither understand nor fully control. Impressions, attitudes, urges, motives, and initiatives bubble up and out of that darkened space, and not all of it is noble. It's similar to all the physical activity deep inside my body that I don't know much about either. It just happens with or without my conscious consent.
Jeremiah seems to be thinking similar thoughts when he writes those oft-quoted words: "The heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure. Who can understand it?"
Only God can fully search the space called the "heart" and provide a remedy that leads to integrity and reliability.
When the Quaker writer, Thomas Kelly, mused upon the mysteries of one's spiritual space, he concluded: "Each of us tends to be not a single self, but a whole committee of selves. And each of these selves is a rank individualist, not cooperative, but shouting out his vote for himself when voting time comes. And even when a consensus is taken, the disgruntled minority agitates on the streets of the soul."
I have lived the life of a so-called leader, one of those blessed to be in front of a group of people and tasked with pointing the way in which everyone should go. In that role I have experienced joy and heartache, achievement and failure. I have learned many lessons along the way. Among the most important of them: make sure you get periodic "spirituals."
Admittedly this is a latter-life conviction because, when I was young and self-confident, I was quite sure I could be my own examiner. Then one day I came to appreciate the line that comes out of the medical profession, "The doctor who treats himself has a fool for a patient."
Or as Dorotheos of Gaza said, "I know of no falling away of a monk which did not come from his reliance on his own sentiments. Nothing is more pitiful, nothing more disastrous than to be one's own [spiritual] director."
This idea of having a spiritual is no novel idea, of course. The prophets conducted more than a few of them with the kings of Israel. Think of Samuel with Saul, Nathan with David, and Isaiah with Hezekiah. The kings were in denial; the prophets were there to conduct the examinations.
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Aurora Man Left Wallet On Gas Pump While On Motorcycle Trip In Wyoming
It was a motorcycle trip William McCreary said he'll never forget.The Aurora resident went on vacation with his brother and grandson last July. They were on their way to Billings, Mont., when they stopped to fuel up in Casper, Wyo."I had an old-timers moment," McCreary said. "I left my wallet on top of the pump. I didn't realize I'd lost it until I was about 100 miles down the road."McCreary told 7NEWS that once he realized his wallet was missing, he turned around and headed back to Casper.Another customer at the Common Cents convenience store found the wallet.Deborah Heinrich said she opened it to find who it belonged to and then started making phone calls."I left messages at his home phone after I found his number on the Internet," Heinrich said. "I called his bank and a Harley Davidson dealer listed on a business card in his wallet."When asked if she had intended to keep the wallet, Heinrich replied, "No, not at all."Heinrich said she even contacted police and asked them for help tracking down the owner.Once McCreary got back to Casper, he filed a police report.Police phoned Heinrich back and asked her for the wallet. She said she was going to hang on to it until she heard from McCreary what he wanted her to do.She said police became aggressive and demanding, but she held firm."I just didn't need to be bullied," she said.Police then arrested Heinrich, and charged her with interference."I said, 'Are you serious? I'm going to jail for trying to return a guy's wallet to him,'" Heinrich said.The first attempt to prosecute her ended in a mistrial.The judge has set a new trial date for Jan. 13.Now the good Samaritan is asking the Wyoming judicial system to use some common sense."I'm a law abiding citizen," Heinrich said. "It's totally wrong for me to have any kind of record out of this."When asked his reaction to the way the case has played out, McCreary said, "Well, I think it's a sad story. She was a good Samaritan trying to do a good deed. I think she took the wrong choice of action."The owner said he wishes Heinrich had given the wallet to police.He said he wasn't able to finish his vacation because he didn't have his cash or credit cards.Heinrich said she was willing to take his wallet to him, but that police never told him that."I would just love to see her say, 'Hey, I'm sorry,' and them to say, 'Hey, we're sorry,' and shake hands," McCreary said.The motorcycle rider, who had nothing but good words to say about Casper police and their efforts to help him, said he questioned some of the other decisions that were made, by the good Samaritan and by prosecutors.The Aurora resident noted that he has to travel back to Natrona County, at Wyoming taxpayers' expense, to testify in Heinrich's January trial."She's going to live in that community and they're going to have to deal with elections coming up as to how the people feel about how their money was spent," he said.McCreary adds that he understands both sides, but when asked if he thinks the case should be dropped, he said, "Oh absolutely."Heinrich faces a possible sentence of one year in prison and a $1,000 fine if convicted of interference.


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Slow-roasted Capsicum stuffed with marinated mushrooms and feta cheese. Posted for the 2005 Zaar World Tour, this recipe has been adapted from a recipe in the October 2005 issue of the cooking magazine 'Australian Good Taste'.
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PON offers fellowship grants to students at Harvard University, MIT, Tufts University and other Boston-area schools who are doing internships or undertaking summer research projects in negotiation and dispute resolution in partnership with public, non-profit or academic organizations. The Summer Fellowship Program's emphasis is on advancing the links between scholarship and practice in negotiation and … Read More
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Friday's letters: Pardee funding
Published: Friday, October 15, 2010 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, October 14, 2010 at 7:18 p.m.
To The Editor: Just wondering why Mission and Pardee didnt include Park Ridge in the discussion to build a proposed outpatient facility with an emergency room on the Buncombe and Henderson county line, since it is so near Park Ridge Health and will apparently have a negative effect on that hospital?
If the facility is needed, then private money should be used where possible rather than Pardee funding the entire Henderson County share.
I hope that the county commissioners will take this into consideration. It is obvious that the Pardee Hospital trustees will not.
Kenneth E. Martin
Bad for America
To The Editor: As an independent, I ask why anyone would vote for Heath Shuler or any incumbent congressional Democrat. Look at what Democrats have done to America since Shuler and the Democrats took control of the House in January 2007. Poverty has increased despite trillions in deficit spending. Democrats wasted billions on pet projects and just watched as unemployment went from 4.4 percent in October 2006 to 9.6 percent now. They presided over the stock market crash. Here, our economy was booming in October 2006. After almost four years of Democrat control, our economy is terrible and trending down. Of course, Democrats blame Bush. Shuler, supposedly independent and conservative, voted twice for Nancy Pelosi, the most liberal House speaker ever. He voted against health care reform only after knowing it would pass (with Pelosis OK). Did Shuler oppose this health care disaster in this newspaper in a town hall meeting? No. He was undecided (until Pelosis OK) and was even afraid of town hall meetings. Shuler supports Pelosis job-killing cap and tax, which will raise our electricity bills. Shuler and Pelosi together wreaking havoc. They will raise taxes in January killing more jobs. Shuler and Pelosi are bad for America.
Dick Miley
Rails suggestion
To The Editor: I agree that something should be done with these rails other than just sitting there collecting rust. As Henderson County depends so much on tourism, I believe the commissioners and representatives from those most interested should examine the feasibility of establishing passenger service between Hendersonville and Brevard, Asheville and perhaps even Spartanburg and Greenville. It could be used for commuting as well as tourism. A schedule could be made for the bus service to connect at the depot. Special tours could be arranged during the fall season for sightseeing, perhaps as far as Knoxville. Advantages would be numerous.
Just a suggestion.
C.W. Matthews
The Miracle Worker
We were privileged to attend the opening night of The Miracle Worker on Oct. 7 at the Skyland Performing Arts Center on Main Street. Absolute Theatre Companys performance of this inspiring play was absolutely riveting!
We encourage all who love good theater to see a stunning family portrayal of deaf-blind Helen Kellers awakening and the remarkable teacher who achieved it. Remaining performances are Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 3:30 p.m. Dont miss it!
Shirley AND David Walsh
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Saturated Fat 3 g14.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 25.2 mg8.4%
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Protein 28 g55.7%
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Authorities say a snowmobiler is missing after going over an embankment and falling about 100 feet into a western Michigan river.
Mason County deputies were dispatched about 7:20 p.m. Sunday after a report of a snowmobiler crashing east of Ludington in the Pere Marquette River. The snowmobile was found in the river about 9 p.m.
The person on the snowmobile was identified as a Ludington man in his 30s. A person on a second snowmobile had been riding with him at the time.
Sheriff Kim Cole says divers weren't immediately sent into the river, because authorities determined it was too dangerous. Crews are expected to return to the area about 80 miles northwest of Grand Rapids to reassess the situation on Monday.
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Sir George Bedbrook is to be commended for providing a holistic perspective on the management issues in the care of the patient with an injured spinal cord, thus filling a long-needed gap.
Although the majority of authors represent the Australian perspective, there is applicability for professionals in all countries. Some 30 contributors were involved in producing this 16-chapter volume. The type is clear and easy to read; photographs and line drawings contribute significantly to comprehension.
What may at first seem to be repetition by a variety of authors ultimately yields increased clarity because of the different perspectives presented. Chapters particularly well done include "Anesthesia and the Paralyzed Patient," "Prevention of Tertiary Complications and Management," and "Prevention and Management of Infection." Greatly appreciated is a separate chapter on care issues specific to the pediatric population.
The chapter on vocational rehabilitation asks who needs to be educated and eruditely concludes that it
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Off the back of Gianpaolo Carraro's tour of New Zealand NZ ARCast has just released this interview of Gianpaolo Carraro by Lukas Svobda taken when Gianpaolo was here on his last day in Auckland. One of the gems in the interview is Gianpaolo's pronouncement that "Services is an overloaded term" - he then links this to the fact that Eskimo's have 21 words for SNOW and right now we are somewhat stuck in our vocabulary and labelling a lot of different patterns and approaches with the one label of SERVICES.
I would like to take that snow analogy a little further - right now there is a lot of talk about 'Services this' and 'Services that' but much of that talk is as about as useful and structured as a heap of snow. (Yes I know snow flakes are beautiful and unique but heap them up and they are still unstructured )
If we disregard the IT environments that businesses have already invested in and now rely on, if we ignore the fact that many devices and desktops already offer capabilities far beyond those of a simple broweser, if we ignore the fact that businesses and government have very real concerns about others hosting their data then we are talking SNOW.
The Software plus Services (S+S) model helps address those issues and there is already some very clear thinking about how it can be created, hosted and consumed. Do check out the interview with Gianpaolo Carraro and other references including the Microsoft Architect Journal to which Gianpaolo Carraro and others have contributed to significantly.
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First reception in Great Hall, early 2008
1st floor Abbey Cafe
Drew Grow and more
2nd Tuesdays @ The Abbey
More photo albums from the Abbey's 7th Birthday on Facebook
From A Moving Conversation, 2012
1st floor Cafe space
1st floor
Drew Grow
Featuring unique live tracks from Rosie Thomas, Damien Jurado, Hey Marseilles, Star Anna, Laura Gibson, more
Great Hall - 2nd floor. Credit: Daniel Nelson
View of the 1st floor "Abbey Cafe"
Donate now to support Seattle's developing artists
Piano and blue sound panels shown here in the Great Hall
Karin Stevens Dance in the Great Hall (with optional curtain shown)
Hey Marseilles in the Abbey's Great Hall
Jonathan (Head & The Heart), Damien Jurado, Katie Costello (Pretty Broken Things) at Round 83
new Fritha Strand painting from Round 83
Members can use the Abbey for their events!
What's your creative idea?
Ye olde Abbey baby grand piano. Thanks Mrs Henning!
Arts For All tent at Fremont Fair, 2011
Arts fun @ Fremont Fair, 2011
Promo video for The Youth Round
Victoria McConnell & Kenaniah Bystrom
Abbey Cafe. photo credit: Robertsen Ashman
Mayor McGinn at our 6th Birthday!
Live here, love here!
Great Hall - 2nd floor
All Arts Open Mic! Next up April 9, 7:30pm, FREE, all ages
The Abbey presented CATHEDRALS 1, at St Mark's Episcopal. Here's Campfire OK rocking the epic space.
My Brightest Diamond at CATHEDRALS 2, St Mark's
Mark Pickerel at CATHEDRALS 1
the crowd sat all around the massive space
Bryan John Appleby blew us away in those acoustics... wow!
The Gundersens really nailed the a'capella thing in the cathedral. What a talented family!
See little Cedar in the Abbey Kids video!
Grow your brain on the arts!
Abbey Director Nathan Marion speaking with Mayor McGinn, Nov 19, 2011.
Mayor McGinn stops by and shares a few inspirational words at the Abbey's 6th birthday!
John from The Lonely Forest
Mychal & Melodie from Campfire OK
Come by for a free tour soon
Yoga Jam!
more coming in 2012!
Buy the compilation album online! http://thirteenmusic.bandcamp.com/
Thank you!
from Karin Stevens Dance, 2010
Lukas rocking out!
FREE on 3rd Wednesdays!
Photos from the Abbey's 5th Birthday Bash, Nov 17 2010
Abbey stage at Fremont Fair, 2011 - The Local Strangers
BEFORE (Renovation photo, 2007)
AFTER (Grand re-opening, 2008. photo credit: Corey Hau)
Great Hall, from the top, 2008
For kids 3 and up, plus adult classes too
Register now! Click on CLASSES
Thanks for your support 4Culture!
Great Hall (fisheye lens). http://www.robertsenphoto.com/
Fremont Music School student performing at the Abbey's 5th birthday fundraiser
Great Hall through a fisheye lens. http://www.robertsenphoto.com/
Pickwick at BARE 2, January 2011
from the Abbey's 5th Birthday Bash, Nov 17 2010
Fresh Foodies 1
Kind words from Abbey friends
Seattle Times!
Great Hall - first time in use after renovations, February 2008
Abbey Director, Nathan Marion, is #41!
community sculpture! thanks Craig Vandenbosch for managing the Fair Saturday and even rainy Sunday!
Tuning The Air - benefit for Abbey Youth Programs
Karin Stevens dance group preview, May 1st 2009
Nathan and his niece/nephews watching Seattle Rock Orchestra's holiday show
The Maldives at BARE 2, January 2011
so many hearts... so many amazing supporters!
Grand Hallway cd release - Sep 17, 2009 (w/ Seattle Rock Orchestra, Perkins School Choir, & The Maldives)
Fremont Fair 2008 - learn to paint w/ Brent
studies show... [credit Eden Smith Design]
Super Volunteer Cindy with some friends - gardening on Earth Day
Fremont Fair 2008 - Nathan's niece & nephew making Tshirts w/ our partner - Nature Consortium
wow we had a blast at Fremont Fair 2010! thanks volunteer Kimberly!
thanks Seattle Weekly!
Round 62 at Zootunes! July 18, 2010
Tons of exclusive tracks from Fleet Foxes, Lonely Forest, Head Like a Kite, Damien Jurado, more
thanks to volunteer Annika!
our resident dancers out on the town!
BF Day school arts program benefit!
FMS teacher Mack Grout with a happy piano student
Thanks Full Circle Farms for the amazing donations for the Fremont Village Festival!
from Fremont Village Festival 2009
new kitchen door made from the PIPE ORGAN pipes by Clint Ceder, handyman extraordinaire!
Girls Rock - summer camp - group 1 in Abbey Great Hall
Big art show - both floors, 2009
Simple Measures - dancers teaching history, 2008
Mayor Mike McGinn here for a Sierra Club event, Dec 2009
just one of the many ways to decorate the Cafe space!
Girls Rock camp - camp song at the end of the day, summer 2009
abbey Great Hall stained glass to blue sky - credit: Daniel Nelson
Great Hall - credit: Daniel Nelson. Large dark blue curtain can drop on East side to cover windows/doors
abbey - The Maldives opening the Grand Hallway show in the Great Hall
Simple Measures - Chamber Music
Girls Rock Camp, 2009
Great Hall setup for a wedding ceremony
springtime view from Fremont Avenue
abbey Great Hall grand piano donated by Mrs Henning
abbey - Great Hall stained glass. credit: Mackenzie Rollins
abbey - in the Fireside Room on our retro green couches. credit: Mackenzie Rollins
abbey - in the Great Hall. credit: Mackenzie Rollins
abbey - Fireside Room again. credit: Mackenzie Rollins
abbey - credit: Daniel Nelson
1st floor Cafe setup for wedding reception
Editor's Pick!
abbey - 1st floor ("Cafe")
abbey Cafe 1st floor - credit: Daniel Nelson
abbey - 1st floor - Fireside Room
Molly Moon Ice Cream Social and concert - ALL ages! thanks Tos for starting the headband idea :-)
Round 48 with Danae' Clark painting while listening to audience members heartbeats through a stethoscope
Round 49 plus poet Roxie Torres from Youth Speaks
Fremont Fair, 2010
collaborative poem by Writers Cramp teacher
Anna Coogan concert - March 5th 2010. © 2010 Kirk Stauffer Photography
Lacey Brown (Fremont Music School) teaching drums to kids at the Abbey's free arts tents, Fremont Fair 2009
Girls Rock camp - camp song
FMS Rock Band Camp, summer 09 performance
abbey office during Girls Rock Camp 2009. beautiful. :-)
Girls Rock Camp 2009
abbey - Girls Rock camp - drying screen printed shirts outside
abbey - Ugandan childrens choir with Drew Grow & Jeremiah Hayden
abbey - Face painting workshop
abbey - Grand Hallway cd release party - Sep 17th 2009
abbey - Seattle Rock Orchestra led by Scott Teske (Abbey employee/cellist Emily Peterson here in the lower right)
Fremont Fair 2009, swing dance demo, community painting, tshirt making, collage, face painting, much more
abbey - Fremont Fair 2009, Andrew Vait singing, Brent Holland facilitating painting
abbey - Fremont Fair 2009, super volunteer Cindy
abbey - Fremont Fair 2009, face painting by Robin
Fremont Village Festival 2009 - neighbors, volunteers, and folks from COTA chatting
Facepainting by Robin, Grand Opening, March 2008. [credit: Corey Hau]
abbey - liz hard at work during a volunteer work party
abbey - holiday Round
abbey - documentary film shoot in Great Hall
Workshop with Global WA - ileap, water 1st, microfinance org, etc.
abbey - silent auction at Tuning The Air benefit for Youth Programs
abbey - denison witmer
abbey - holiday Round aaron sprinkle and john van deusen
abbey - setting up harp for Simple Measures chamber concert in Great Hall
abbey - round44 w Sara Brickman, Kate Tucker, Shannon Stephens, Karli Fairbanks, Sarah Sapienza, Nicole Stremlow, Glory Cancro, Emily Peterson, more
abbey grand open house - learning to paint, photo credit: Christina Florkowski
abbey grand open house
abbey - Community Consulting Partnership teams meeting at the Abbey on Saturday mornings
youth art class, taught by Rebecca
abbey - fremont bridge opening
abbey - round 25: scott erickson, jen grabarczyk
abbey - damien jurado, j. tillman, jenna
abbey - round 25, june 2007
round 25
abbey - damien & j. tillman
corner of 43rd & Fremont Avenue
abbey - Samba Dance, mondays at 6:30
abbey - Seeds of Compassion planning meeting
abbey - Jason Webley, april 2008
abbey - 80's Prom Benefit for Leukemia Society
abbey - refuse, reduce, reuse, recycle!
abbey - Super Volunteer Rebecca planting some veggies in one of our micro gardens
abbey - graduation luncheon - private rental
abbey - our first Fashion Show! coordinated by Courtney Russell
abbey - Fremont Fair 2008
abbey - Feldenkreis workshop in Great Hall with Russell Delman
abbey - Round 48 scott erickson, john van deusen, grant of Arthur & Yu, Tiny Vipers, Maya Hersh
and now for a few old photos to reminiscence...
abbey sign just installed, 2006
Nathan putting up new lights, 2007
kexp benefit for the Abbey, Feb 2007
renovation - floor being rebuilt & leveled out, late 2007
faithful volunteer Jon Myers clearing the rubble. we cut through 13" thick walls to make ADA restrooms
greening the Abbey!
fearless Nathan installing furnace vents
fearless Corey digging out toilet pipes!
1st floor - steel reinforcements, insulation/soundproofing, 2007
new 'woodplank' flooring going in - Great Hall
first event in Cafe, floors not even stained yet
nice full page in The Stranger, 2008? photo credit: Daniel Nelson
abbey - video project w/ Boys & Girls club
abbey - Nathan's niece & nephews learning cello with Emily Peterson
abbey - greenlake Round
abbey - volunteers cleaning
abbey - Andrew Vait, one of our guitar & voice teachers, singing at Fremont Fair, 2009
renovation 2007
ground floor renovations, insulation, soundproofing, lighting, etc.
new doorway to kitchen
abbey - one of first Rounds
pipe organ needing restoration
abbey - 1970's wedding when building was St Pauls Lutheran
another happy couple leaving the Abbey
abbey - setting up aerialists equipment for Benefit Event
Adopt a Street
adopt a street. 2010.
the round @ bumbershoot 2008
MAY 8th, 8pm - flyer design by Tucker Fitzgerald, artwork by Nikki McClure.2010.
MAY 11 - The Round turns 5! 2010.
kids can rock out! 2010.
AUG 11 ~ Anais Mitchell, Rachel Ries, Jefferson Harmer, Tony Kevin Jr. 2010.
good time bluegrass! 2010.
Saturday! join us at 4:30 on the tree-lined (and mostly seated) NW Court Stage... 2010.
our cornerstone event! starting soon in San Francisco and maybe Denver! check out Austin and Tacoma too...2010.
Abbey is curating music, dance, visual arts at this fun event! 2010.
November 3rd in the Great Hall! 2010.
here on Nov 10th! 2010.
Friday & Saturday! 2010.
Nov 16 2010.
members of the Night Kite tour. includes Buddy Wakefield! 2010.
always a good stretch... in the beautiful warm light of the Great Hall... 2010.
Artwalk Opening exhibit. 2010.
Dec 10 - BLAME SALLY (San Fran) 2010.
40pc Orchestra + choir! 2010.
DEC 17 - Molissa Fenley dance event. 2010.
SONOS returns, Dec 18. 2010.
cheers from the Abbey! 2010.
www.theround.org 2010.
Artwalk! + concert & film. 2010.
Yoga this Saturday
New annual event! 2011
very curious multimedia event
Youth Speaks Poetry Slam. FEB 18th 2011.
Seattle Rock Orchestra at the Moore. 2/19/2011
Alaskan Singer-Songwriter Marian Call March 3rd 2011
Check out this fun Abbey partner event! 2nd floor. 2011
Tickets at the door! 2011.
Benefit event here March 5th! 1st floor
The Round is coming to Columbia City March 19th!
The Matthew Hartz Band here on April Fool's Day 2011!
Seattle Mandolin Orchestra! April 9, 2011
Round 71 April 12th, 2011 8pm!
all the way from Oklahoma
please support this very important cause. 2011
new workshop!
veggie oil fueled tour! $12 advance tickets onsale now!
this is going to be amazing!
FREE and fun for ALL AGES
MAY 7: Sea Fever
Buddy Wakefield's last big show for a long time!
Denison Witmer & Shannon Stephens MAY 19
Great lineup for May 28!
Yes You May - June 3rd
for developing artists!
6/17: Filter Release Party
Abbey Stage + Arts for ALL ages - both days!
FIRST EVER concert June 24th, 7:30, $3
w/ Cahalen & Eli, This FRIDAY, June 24, 9pm!
6/25 - Saturday: Ghosts I've Met, Sons of Warren Oates (Maldives), Ed Skoog, Kate Lebo, 8:30pm showtime
Our cornerstone event!
New works!
JUNE 3 Book release party!
Friday! CD Release party
New dates! Register now
the kids are having a blast with this one!
yoga for a cause!
Wednesday August 24!
8/24: Touring artists (members of Ingrid Michaelson's band!)
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13 new songs, download now!
This is going to be epic!
New students especially welcome!
SONOS returns on tour from LA
ROUND 77 Featuring Loch Lomond, Bryan & Andrew (Pablo Trucker), and more!
Oct. 18 - Jeffrey Foucault and Danny Barnes
10/26 - Tyler Ramsey (from Band of Horses)
This too will be epic! Buy tickets now
11/5: My Brightest Diamond @ CATHEDRALS 2
11/5: CATHEDRALS 2 @ St. Mark's
Kelli Schaefer (PDX) @ CATHEDRALS 2, 11/5
Nov. 5 - Cataldo @ CATHEDRALS 2
this Tuesday!
Peter Mulvey - 11/9
Pepper Proud - 11/9 - opens for Peter Mulvey
Performing here Nov 9th!
Watch this improv dance online or at the Abbey! 11/11/11 !!!
11/12: Jason Webley curates "Eleven-11 Afterparty" with many special guests!
11/12 - Led to Sea playing at Jason Webley After Party!
11/12 - The Shook Twins playing at Jason Webley After Party
11/18 Bushwick Book Club presents songs inspired by "The Sparrow"
Tons of fun!
super volunteer Matthew Lyon. from the Abbey's 5th Birthday Bash, Nov 17 2010
yes we can! Director, Nathan Marion, talking at the Abbey's 5th Birthday Bash, Nov 17 2010
Gregory Paul & Holly Merrill at the Abbey's 5th Birthday in 2010
It's a wrap!
the Abbey's 5th Birthday!
Join us at the swanky Triple Door on Sunday!
SOLD OUT - 12/2: ANDREA GIBSON, Tara Hardy, Youthspeaks
SUNDAY 12/4 w/ Matt Bishop, Kaylee Cole, Motopony/Hannalee, more!
12/4: Matt Bishop (Hey Marseilles) @ The Triple Door
Saturday mornings are tons of fun for kids!
RAWR says - Come to the Abbey's birthday party on November 19th!
Dec. 20 - A Family Holiday Party!
12/20 - A Family Holiday Party w/ The Gundersens and The Williams
12/20: The Williams
Noah & Abby Gundersen
Youth classes for 3 and up! Babies/mom class coming soon.
Bushwick Book Club Presents: Alice in Wonderland! 1/6/2012
Gonna be a fun one! Tons of local bands
Collaborative music, slam poetry, live painting!
Create a sustainable event!
Round 80: Jan 10th
1/13: Youth Speaks prelim Slam here
Go green with your event!
Abbey Kids Fair! 10a-2p | FREE!
RESCHEDULED DUE TO SNOW! STAY TUNED - Fresh 2 w/ Nick Drummond & Tyler Carson
RESCHEDULED TO 1/26 - Fresh 2 w/ Ben Fisher
1/26 - Fresh 2 w/ Taylor Neal
RESCHEDULED DUE TO SNOW! STAY TUNED - Fresh 2 w/ Taylor Bolibol
Youthcare Benefit w/ Chris Cunningham (Ravenna Woods) - 2/10
2/3: Yogoman Burning Band, w/ Picoso - all ages concert! 7pm
Fun for all ages! 7pm show
2/3: Fun concert for all ages, with opening band Picoso
Happy Winter!
Thanks for your support in 2011! (Please consider making a year end donation, they're tax deductible of course!)
Colleen Raney - 2/17
2/23: Benefit for Tara Hardy
Get your tickets now!
2/24 @ Q CAFE. Echo 9 now performing rather than Paraffin
Echo 9 now playing rather than Paraffin
Poster by http://skyetypified.tumblr.com/
This should be a real hoot!
March 2 - Cahalen Morrison & Eli West
3/13: Sean McGrath here for Round 82 with Debbie Miller, slam poet Matt Gano, live painters
3/13: Debbie Miller here for Round 82
4/2: Grammy Nominee!
4/4: Caravan of Thieves, Aaron Shay
4/2: Susy Sundborg with Seth Glier
Wed, April 4
SOLD OUT, sorry
4/10: Damien Jurado
4/10: Jonathan Russel (from THE HEAD & THE HEART) here for Round 83 with slam poets, live painters, guests
4/11: Erin Austin (Oklahoma)
4/11: Madison Violet (Toronto)
Family matinee show!
curated by Eastside Prep students! All ages welcome.
4/14 Family Show! ALL ages welcome. Bring dinner even if you want!
4/20: Goldfinch, Grant Olsen (Gold Leaves), Kaylee Cole, many more
4/20: Kaylee Cole, Hannalee/Motopony, Kris Orlowski, more...
new modern dance!
New dance & live music collaboration! Poster by: http://skyetypified.tumblr.com/
Bushwick Book Club performs Dr Seuss inspired songs. 4pm and 8pm shows!
2nd Tuesdays - Musicians, slam poets, live painters
send in your art!
new event!
special thanks to City of Seattle for granting, and to Steven Hardin for the new design!
FREE! Abbey Stage both days + arts fun for ALL ages
7/27 Whitney Ballen, with James Apollo, Ghosts I've Met
8/19 @ Triple Door: Josiah Johnson (The Head & The Heart)
enroll now!
new session starts September


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1 May 2012 9:49 AM #1
Unanswered: Custom comparator - Multi Level SortI have a basic custom comparator, with 2 level sort to work correctly on the initially load.
I am now trying to create a HeaderClickHandler to also use the custom comparator, my question is how do I disable the default sort event which is triggered while the column header is clicked. Any inputs will be appreciated.
1 May 2012 10:19 AM #2
Custom comparator - Multi Level Sort
I found it. This was actually simple , I just overlooked the ColumnConfigs.


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