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Short Announcement
Hello again everyone!!
It's been months since our last updates!!
We are sorry to be silent for these 3 months :( we are having such hectic months in terms of... Read more
Public Demo: Combat and Basic Exploration
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This is the time that (probably) people are eagerly awaited for. Yes, after last month, we gave the privilege to our backers to test our Demo Combat... Read more
Development Progress!!
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It's been a while since our last updates!!
First of all, we want to thank you guys so much because you are still with us. We are... Read more
Happy New Year 2016 Everyone!
First of all, Happy new year 2016 everyone! :D We wish you a great year ahead !!!
So, we've already communicated quite a lot with you guys via KS comments,... Read more
Juggernaut Progress, Ellen attack VFX, and Background for Tyrant Battle!
Hello all of our dearest backers! Christmas and New Year is approaching us, yet Steam still try to rob our wallet with its Autumn Sale (dayum son!). Meanwhile, we are... Read more
Let's Visit Jakarta and Another Military Base Stage!
We've told you from Tokyo Game Show 2015 update that we got a lot of feedbacks about Pale Blue. One of the feedbacks is about the Environment. For this update,... Read more
Ellen Went to Tokyo Game Show 2015!
Wait?! Is that Wyvern?! :O
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Pale Blue Main Menu & Ellen's Snack! :9
Hello everyone!
Firstly, we want to clarify the actual Release Date for Pale Bluefrom our last update. It is mentioned that the release date is Q1 2016. We forgot... Read more
Enemy Military Design and an Important Announcement
Hello all of our dearest backers! How is your summer? Do you go somewhere to relax and enjoy the sunshine? :D
Enemy Military Design
As you know that we already... Read more
New Tyrant Form and Enemy Design! Shoutout to Our Friend: "Winterflame: The Other Side"
Hello everyone, it is another brand new month! Welcome to May when the weather get warmer and warmer... summer is already knocking on the door over here. It is so... Read more
Background and Ambience! Mobile-suits and Turrets! Also Shout Out to Nephil's Fall~
Greetings and salutations, dear Pale Blue backers and fans around the globe!
As promised, we have another update to wrap up our lovely March. It features our works from the ... Read more
New Game Mechanic: Digestible Elements!
Greetings and salutations to all of you, dear backers and Pale Blue fans!
Thank be to God for His guidance that we're able to manage a steady pace here in... Read more
Our Journey in 2014...
Greetings to all of you!
It's been a while since our last post... and it's February already in 2015. We are very grateful that we could be here. The... Read more
Another Tinker Games' Project: the INheritage is now on Android!
Hello, and happy weekend!
We'd love to share a happy news for all of us; the INheritage - Boundary of Existence is now available on the PlayStore!
What is... Read more
Tammy's Expression Set and Backgrounds Design
Hi and welcome back to Pale Blue's monthly update! In this update we're going to present various things happened during the development of the game and displaying progress of... Read more
Design on the Environment and Enemies
Greetings and salutations to you, our dearest Pale Blue fans! Today we're going to present our October's update; here we go!
- Environment Design -
We have a plan... Read more
The Colored VN-style Expression Set has Arrived! WIP on the Animations
Hi there, good morning and welcome back to the Pale Blue monthly updates~!
We're going to present our progress on the assets of the game… mainly focusing on Ellen's... Read more
Closing of the PayPal (Physical Tier) and WIP of the Assets
Greetings and salutations to all of you, our dearest Pale Blue lover!
We'd love to share to you that we are in good shape… sound and alive :) Day by... Read more
Greenlit~! Thank You :) Also Featuring the Gallery of Pale Blue Fan Art Contest
Greetings and salutations to our dearest Pale Blue lover!
It's been awhile since our last update, right? :) Today, we proudly announce that Pale Blue has been greenlit on the ... Read more
Pale Blue is Successfully Funded! Thank You!
Greetings and salutations to our dearest Pale Blue fans!
We're happily announced that by June 19th, Pale Blue has been successfully funded! We believe that it's a great result coming... Read more
9 Hours to get the 'Funded Successfully' Banner!
Greetings and salutations to our dearest Pale Blue fans!
We're close to the 57k mark! It means another $6,000 required to unlock the next stretch goal… Let's work together and... Read more
Here comes the Baby Octopus~ First Stretch Goals Reached !
Baby Octopus is born ! XD
Thank you for all of our backers, we reached the First Stretch Goal ! Since the amount of pledge passed $53.000, Pale Blue will... Read more
Souvenirs from the Twitch Stream~ Two Days Left on the Campaign!
Greetings and salutations, dearest backers! Also a warm welcome for those who just landed their first visit here~
After reaching out to the main goal, we have reached the $50,000... Read more
We Have Reached the Main Goal!
Greetings and salutations to all of you~!
What a happy moment we had just now! Pale Blue campaign has finally reached its main goal at $48,000! We have another... Read more
Announcement for a Pale Blue live streaming on the twitch.tv
Hi and Hello to everyone~!
We are so close in reaching out to the main goal! Currently, we're on the 93% mark with a short of close to $4,000 to... Read more
Nouvelle Cuisine a la Ellen: More Details on the Edible Citizen. Also Introducing the OST Competition!
Greetings and salutations to our dearest backers!
We are officially 900 pledge-strong and onto the final home stretch - less than 7 days to go!
Currently, we are short of... Read more
Help Pale Blue to Get on Steam! Also, a Pale Blue Fan Art Contest!
Greetings and salutations to our dearest Pale Blue fans!
We have passed the $36,000~ (finally!). Getting on the $37,000 now and starting to push ourselves toward these final days sprint.... Read more
Feel the Evil~! Get Your Hand on the Playable Mockup!
Greetings and salutations to our dearest Pale Blue fans!
Today, we have reached 76%of our goal and counting. The pace has slowed down the past 2 days though which... Read more
Announcing the Stretch Goals… Will You Help Us to Reach Them? :)
Greetings and salutations to our dearest backers… and all of you!
As for today, we're approaching the 75% mark… which mean it's another $12,000 to go. As we keep... Read more
Meet the Basilisk: A Cute yet Deadly Form of Tammy!
Greetings and salutations ladies and gentlemen!
Thanks to our 600 backers we have reached the $32,000 mark! No words could describe it except a warm and grateful thank you to... Read more
The Add-Ons are Coming~ Another Shoutouts to Loading Human and Formula Wincars!
Greetings and salutations our new friends and dearest backers!
First off, we'd love to share the joy as we had reached the 50% milestonetowards our goal! We are now... Read more
First Look on Ellen's Transformations! Another Shoutouts to Kaptain Brawe 2 and The Way
Hello to our new friends and backers!
We are here for another exciting update for Pale Blue! Today we would love to share our progress on game development and give... Read more
Introducing the Skill Tree… and a 'Tree'ple Shoutouts~
Greetings and salutations to all of you, our dearest backers! We'd love to keep you updated on the game development, and today is the time for another update!
As for... Read more
Gameplay Sneak Peek and Special Shout-Out, Red Goddess : Inner Core
Hello and welcome to our new backers!
We proudly announce that we've reached 27% of our goal. We're more than grateful to have each of you here. However, we still... Read more
Our Very First Update: Meet Tesla and Special Shoutouts to Exogenesis!
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It's been an incredibly exciting ride over the past 5 days since we launched our new kickstarter game project, Pale Blue!
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'A Game of Thrones – Genesis' arrives September 29
A Game of Thrones – Genesis, based on the world from the series by George R.R. Martin and developed by Cyanide Studio, is being released both in retail outlets and digitally on September 29. The RTS supposedly allows you to use both military and non-military approaches to tackle your enemies. The single-player campaign, which takes you through the founding events and battles of Westeros, was written under supervision from Martin himself, but a multiplayer option is also available for up to 8 players. FollowRead more →By Tiffany Nevin in News No comments yet
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A very good looking new game is on the horizon this summer. The graphics of A Game of Thrones – Genesis from Cyanide Studio really popped in the mail box today. It is said to be a new strategy game for PC. This is a video game adaptation of the successful saga, A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R Martin. They have released two of the first screenshots. The real-time strategy game focuses on your political, strategic and military skills. There will be a well-developed single player campaign written under supervision of the author George R.R. Martin. Victory does not necessarily result from brute force alone a military approach, an economical war, or diplomacy to politically crush enemies. FollowRead more →By geekwoman in News No comments yet


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March 28, 2012
I Was Dead Wrong. Natural Gas Will Dominate
Kurt Zenz House, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
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In September 2009, I authored an essay for the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists in which I argued that the then recent divergence between oil prices and natural gas prices was temporary.
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1. The right people who would make the right decisions for the right reasons almost never rise to the top of the organization, so there is just that much less competition to be overcome.
2. Acquisition of power and money is the primary objective - you can't have too much of either.
3. Absolute power corrupts absolutely - except if you are a liberal, in which case you are exempt from the laws of the universe and human nature.
4. Lying is a habit to be cultivated, honed and esteemed as a virtue.
5. To be liked and supported by the mainstream media with the end being reelection is the secondary objective-you can't have too much of either.
6. Style and good intentions count more than substance and results - and who's the wiser?
7. The ability to tax and redistribute someone else's wealth is both intoxicating and addictive; there really is nothing quite like it.
8. Principle should not be an obstacle to self-promotion and rigid adherence to the party line.
9. Lobbyists are the gifts that keep on giving.
10. Never let a good crisis go to waste - the liberal agenda always meets less resistance when portrayed as a lifeline cloaked in compassion.


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After a pronounced silence following the death of her father last year, Gwyneth Paltrow has stepped forward to reflect on her past decade in the spotlight.
"I spent my 20s just working back to back to back. I don't even know how many films I did: I think, close to 30 in 10 years," the "Shakespeare in Love" Oscar winner, 31, tells Reuters. "Then I took a year off when I was 29, and I sort of lost the joy. I lost the thread of why I was doing it."
Tracked by the tabloids when she was dating Brad Pitt and then Ben Affleck, Paltrow, who's now involved with Coldplay singer Chris Martin, said: "I think also the whole celebrity part of it really just put a bad taste in my mouth, all the time."
And after pulling out of some film projects after her father's death, Paltrow is returning to the screen in the literary drama "Sylvia," about the iconic, tragic poet Sylvia Plath, who killed herself in 1963.
"I think that the experience of playing her really changed me," Paltrow said. "It was so difficult and so harrowing, but I got so much back from it, that I thought: I really don't want to waste my time doing things that are mediocre."
The actress, described by the news service as elegant and graceful, credits the death of her father, Bruce Paltrow, from cancer as providing her with the gravity to play Plath.
"I think when you're suffering to the degree I was suffering during the film, and you're playing somebody who is also suffering, the overlap was quite extensive," she says.
His passing also permitted her to refocus her career. After critics took zestful aim at two comedy bombs she starred in, "Shallow Hal" and "View from the Top," she says, "I thought, from now on I want to do things that are worth my time."
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S107 vs S107G Helicopter Problems!
I bought 4 New Syma Helicopters.
2 are Marked S107 on Box, and the other 2 are Marked S107G.
Both S107G's Charge-Up and Fly Perfectly.
BOTH S107's have the Same Problems.
If I Plug-In the Charger with the Copter Switch-OFF,
the Main Rotors ROTATE and Charger Light is OFF.
If I Plug-In the Charger with the Copter Switch-ON,
the Main Rotors Stop Rotating and the Charger Light is ON.
Battery never seems to charge.
This makes no Sense, except perhaps the 2 S107's
both have the Same Manufacturing Defect?
Anyone elce have Problems like this with their S107's?
What is the Difference between S107 & S107G?
Brazil, São Paulo, Cotia
Joined Dec 2010
11 Posts
This thing that happens is not only in the S107, in the 6020 helis this thing happens too, but i dont know why.
And about the difference, i think the are the same thing, maybe the G is to "underline" the Gyro or something similar
Joined Dec 2010
9 Posts
I got a S107 delivered last week, it says S107G on the box.
It has been fine - I'm only using the USB charger and charging from my macbookpro.
Joined Dec 2010
4 Posts
In reading some other Posts, there are Knock-Off Fakes out there.
Of my 4 New Copters,
I bought 2 Directly From a China Seller (superseller4399),
and they have the "S107R5" Circuit Board,
and Both of these Syma Copters Work Great!
My Other 2 Copters I just bought Direcly from Amazon.
Circuit Boards on Both of these Copters do NOT have the
S107R3 or S107R5 Board Part Numbers
and Both of these Copters Do Not Work At All!
Apparently they are Both Syma Fake-Copters
and will be going Back to Amazon ASAP!
Also, the 2 "Fakes" were both Yellow and Look like the
Yellow Copter that someone else Posted a Photo of.
My 2 Fakes were Packed-In a Molded Clear-Plastic Holder that Fit inside Box.
My 2 good Red Copters were packed in a Molded White Styrafoam Holder
that Fit inside the Box.
Joined Dec 2010
9 Posts
I have the R5 board on my S107. It seems that the R3 is the preferred board, and the fact that you got clones from Amazon is unfortunate
I was buying from ebay but from USA sellers only...I don't know how to verify the legitimacy of any overseas business. There's no question that 99.99% of the toy rc stuff comes from China, but if you buy from a USA seller then you usually have some recourse.
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Joined Jan 2009
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Under no circumstances should rotors rotate with switch 'off'. I have never seen or heard of this. It should not even be possible, as the battery is disconnected from the circuit and only to the charge plug when 'off'.
Syma only designates things as 'G' when there was a previous model without a gyro, like S006. There was never a non-gyro 107. With the popularity of this model, there are at least 5 versions and some are indeed knockoffs.
There are also two charger conventions. One, the light is OFF while charging and ON when finished or disconnected. The other is opposite.
Joined Dec 2010
1 Posts
same problem
I have the same issue. Plugged in charger, Heli in off position...rotars spin backward. I agree, there shouldn't be an electrical connection that makes that happen, unless something was jarred during a "tougher landing". Got 2 at the same time for xmas '10; yellow one is fine, red one has issues. Put a V meter on the battery, got 0V, so I suspect that that could be part of the problem (), there may be a short in the circuit that drained the battery, and when charging it turnes the blades, but I am no micro circuit guy. I'm at a loss, but I suspect it would be cheaper and easier to buy a new S107G than try to buy replacement board and or battery...IF that's the problem! thought about swapping parts to see when the problem moved, but my luck, I'd end up with 2 bad helis instead of 1. If any one has had the same problem and found a solution...there are a lot of people who would like to hear it. I've seen several similar inquiries with no solutions as of yet.
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2 Posts
Could poly battery be dead already?
USB Charging cable seems to have stopped working. Initially light at end of cable in usb port would blink until unit was charged. Now that light does not come on at all.
Tried charging from console but still not working. I have replaced all 6 battteries in console and still cannot get unit to operate. Helicopter flashing lights do work when powered to on. Power light on the console comes on.
Cannot find a user manual for further troubleshooting steps. Could the battery in the helicopter have gone bad already? This was a Christmas gift from 2010 so unit is less than a month old.
Please feel free to contact me at email@example.com if you have any clues.
Thank you
Joined Sep 2011
2 Posts
s107g helicopter
i have recently purchaces one of these copters for my son.
i have a major problem in that the top blades do not move,and simply droop down and crash into the rotating bottom blades.
nothing seems obviously broken though.
is there something simple i should be doing?
as for the blades spinning copter off i found the little black wire from the led was jammed under the circuit board shorting it out.u have to take it all apart to see it.
Joined Sep 2011
2 Posts
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I have a S107G that has suddenly become unstable on the pitch axis to the point that the rotors collide and the craft crashes. Both rotors are turning and the tail rotor works as expected. After lift off and about 3 seconds of normal flight it starts oscillating on the pitch axis. The craft is unmodified. Any clues as to cause or cure?
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Professor Alexanian was born in New York City in 1932. He graduated from Dartmouth College, and attended Dartmouth Medical School, and went on to graduate from Harvard Medical School. He did postgraduate training at King County Hospital in Seattle Washington, and the University of Washington School of Medicine and was a Research Fellow in Medicine (Hematology) at the University of Washington, as well as a Research Fellow in Radiobiology at Christie Hospital and Holt Radium Institute in Manchester, England.
Professor Alexanian has held many professional appointments, and administrative responsibilities, including Ashbel Smith Professor of Hematology at the University of Texas, Chairman of the Protocol Review Committee, Chairman of the Multiple Myeloma Committee, Southwest Oncology Group, Periodic Consultant to National Cancer Institute, and a member of the Medical Practice Committee, to name a few.
Professor Alexanian holds numerous honors, among them Capodistrias medal for medical research, University of Athens, Greece, 1990, and he is listed in "Marquis Who's Who in America", "Marquis Who's Who in Cancer", "The Best Doctors in America". Professor Raymond Alexanian Received the Waldenström Award for his work in myeloma research. He is on the editorial board of the American Journal of Hematology and is a reviewer of numerous manuscripts on plasma cell dyscrasias for medical journals. Dr. Alexanian has held offices and been a member in many societies including; Chairman of the American Society of Hematology's education programs on myeloma and aplastic anemia. Chairman of the Gulf Coast Hematology Society, and was President of the Houston Society of Internal Medicine. Dr. Alexanian is on the Scientific Advisory Board of the International Myeloma Foundation.


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During the 18-year run of Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical "Cats" on Broadway, it seemed that its advertising slogan, "Cats: Now and Forever," was true, and by the time it closed in 2000 after 6,138 performances, it had become Broadway's longest-running musical.
That record stood until Webber's "Phantom of the Opera," a show still running after 23 years, surpassed "Cats" in 2006.
Although "Cats" has been seen around the world and heard in more than 20 different languages, local productions are scarce, but it's now on stage at Oaklyn's Ritz Theatre until Feb. 11 in a lavish production that had been in the planning stages for more than three months.
Both Colleen McGinnis, who plays Grizabella, and Brian Rivell, who plays Munkustrap, credit director-choreographer Dann Dunn, who has had experience with "Cats" productions elsewhere as both choreographer and performer, with taking an episodic and almost plotless show and creating what Rivell calls "a mesmerizing entertainment."
McGinnis says that what plot there is, mimed rather than told in dialogue, involves the return of Grizabella to the Jellicle tribe of cats that has assembled with its leader and patriarch, Old Deuteronomy, to choose a cat to be reborn into a new life on the Heaviside Layer.
"I think that she had left them behind to seek her fame and fortune, but even though she was known as Grizabella the Glamour Cat, she didn't make it big elsewhere," McGinnis says.
"She walks with a limp and is shabby looking, and I worried about being able to remember to do the limp, but as soon as I put on my character shoes, it just seemed so right and natural," McGinnis adds.
"Grubby though she is, Grizabella does get to sing 'Memory,' which is the show's and maybe even Webber's best known song. I just give it my all," says McGinnis, who made her debut at the Ritz last summer with the Elvis Presley musical "All Shook Up."
Some fascinating felines are introduced, and each of their stories gets its own song with lyrics based on poems by T.S. Eliot, whose "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats" inspired Webber to create the show in 1980.
Among the "celebrity" cats presented are Rum Tum Tugger, Jennyannydots, Bustopher Jones, Gus the Theatre Cat, Skimbleshanks, Macavity, Mungogerrie and Rumpleteaser. Webber's musical style changes for each story song.
When Rivell auditioned for the Ritz production, he was seeking a role other than the one he ended up playing, but director Dunn saw him as Munkustrap.
"It's a great role, and I especially enjoy those moments when I break the fourth wall and talk to the audience," Rivell says.
"I had help preparing for it from my son Colin. He had played the CDs of the score for years, and we had discussed the original poems, so when I landed my role, he was thrilled," Rivell adds.
"He showed me some cat things on YouTube to help me get my cat movements, and the director was nice enough to let him attend a couple of rehearsals so he could see just how our show was being put together," Rivell says.
"He was in heaven on opening night watching his 42-year-old dad be up there with all those fabulous cats," he says.
Rivell came to the Ritz 25 years ago as a teenager to begin an association that has taken him from ensemble roles to leads.
Rivell cites his favorite moments in this show as any of the company dance numbers and McGinnis' performance of "Memory."
"It gives me chills at every performance," Rivell says.
When: 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays, through Feb. 12
Where: Ritz Theatre, 915 White Horse Pike, Oaklyn
Admission: $25-$35, student rush tickets $15; (856) 858-5230 or ritztheatreco.org


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School's back in session; new lessons have begun. Last weekend they were in history, a subject that becomes more relevant as you realize you're becoming part of it.
History, explains the teacher, is groupthink. It takes research, it takes years to compile. To be sure, there are differences of opinion and new interpretations, but eventually it leads to agreement, more or less, about what happened.
People who actually witness history are called primary sources. For them, history is alive, made of memory. Memory isn't groupthink; it belongs to each of us individually.
Memories are like little paintings we create in our minds. Sometimes they're photorealistic; other times, impressionistic in broad strokes. How much of a memory is true and how much we're making up is one of those mysteries we can never unravel.
Between the opening of Ang Lee's "Taking Woodstock," and last weekend's tributes to Ted Kennedy filling TV screens, there was as much history and memory as the mind - and heart - could hold. It felt like standing at their intersection, the place where one merged into the other.
As opposed to critics dismissing Oscar-winner Lee's revisiting of Woodstock for being a little slight - like there's no there there - I enjoyed the sweet, gentle comedy for just that reason.
Based on the autobiographical novel by Elliot Tiber on the peripheral but pivotal role he played in the concert that changed the world, the closest Lee's film gets to the music itself is hearing Richie Havens' voice dimly over the far ridge, launching into a refrain of freedom to open the show.
Demetri Martin plays Elliott, a sensitive soul working in the shabby Bethel, N.Y., motel of his domineering mother (Imelda Staunton) and dying dad (Henry Goodman). Struggling to bring his homosexuality out of the closet, Elliott was previously known for organizing Bethel summer cultural festivals where he played albums on the lawn. But he happens to be in the right place at the right time -and, more importantly, to have a permit - to bring a proposed rock concert to Max Yasgur's (Eugene Levy's) dairy farm down the road.
How it all came together turns out to be a series of monumental accidents and coincidences. Part of the film's fun is watching it connect the dots leading up to what would become a seminal moment in the history of a generation.
The whole thing was never more than one step from absolute chaos. That it didn't turn into a monumental tragedy after 500,000 flower children descended on rural upstate New York reinforces belief in a very '60s sort of cosmic harmony. Or maybe it's just a contact high emanating from the screen.
For the millions of words, the shelves of books, the countless sociological dissertations - not to mention the recent 40th anniversary observances - Lee's wry film suggests that there might have been less to Woodstock than meets the eye.
Apart from all the bodies, some clothed, some not, clogging the narrow country roads, overrunning the town, bathing in the lake, stretching their naive, stoned bliss all the way to the horizon, the "meaning" of the whole thing probably went no further than the logistics. It happened. The music was amazing - if you could hear it. There wasn't food. There was barely shelter. It rained. And a half-million people lived to tell the tale what they remember of it.
For all the sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll, the innocence remained. The "story" of Woodstock was more like a half-million stories, like the one of Elliot and his parents, that bumped into each other that weekend.
While "Taking Woodstock" pretty much stays away from the music (Michael Wadleigh's 1970 documentary's been there, done that, won the Oscar), it still pulses with energy. Even before the hippies arrive, Lee observes the organizers and advance crew - led by the charismatic Jonathan Groff and his philosophical girlfriend Marnie Gummer - with bemusement that doesn't miss a detail.
The film is also populated with wounded, lovable oddballs, from Emile Hirsch's scarred Vietnam vet to Liev Schreiber's cross-dressing ex-Marine to the resident theater troupe in the barn, adding nude scenes to every stage classic they touch.
It's in the details, with Lee often dividing the screen for a kaleidoscopic effect, that "Taking Woodstock" shines. The parts were greater than their sum - which might be the legacy of the '60s as well.
And watching the film amidst all the Kennedy tributes last weekend added to that sense of legacy.
Despite Ted Kennedy's passionate assurances through an inspiring life of service and courage that the dream will never end, it brought a few tears to remember that chapters of history do.
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MLB.com's No. 7 prospect went 3-for-4 with a homer and two RBIs to lead the Double-A Frisco RoughRiders to a 6-2 triumph over the Springfield Cardinals.
Profar got off to a fast start, sending starter Michael Blazek's 1-0 pitch over the right-field fence in the bottom of the first inning to knot the game at 1-1. After lining out in the third, the 19-year-old shortstop singled home Engel Beltre in the fifth and nearly had another RBI an inning later when Zach Zaneski was thrown out at the plate trying to score on Profar's base hit.
"I was starting to be patient and not think about anything and just hit the ball hard," Profar said. "And it worked for me tonight."
The 2011 South Atlantic League MVP had gotten off to a slow start in the Texas League, hitting .077 with one RBI through seven games. He scored twice against the Cardinals and raised his average 90.
"I was very happy and proud of myself," the Curacao native said. "I'm working hard every day to be successful. I'm trusting myself and I know I can do it."
While some players might try and temper expectations after making the jump from Class A to Double-A, Profar has set the bar high.
"Just try to have a good season like last year or better," he said. "I trust in myself. I know I can do it every day."
Mike Olt, the Rangers' No. 3 prospect, doubled and scored a run. Profar, who hits in front of Olt in the RoughRiders' lineup, believes he benefits most from playing alongside the third baseman.
"He's making everything easy for me, especially the balls on [my] right side," he said. "I don't have to worry about getting there, I have Michael there."
Oscar Taveras, the Cardinals' No. 3 prospect, homered in the top of the first for Springfield.
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Smart TVs are widely expected to be one of the next major battlegrounds for big tech names such as Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL ) and Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN ) , as they attempt to extend their smartphone and tablet expertise into another key area of the consumer tech experience.
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The March enrollment numbers are out from CMS and provides some stark evidence that if you're not in government programs, you're not going to be in health care for much longer. Medicare and Medicaid health plan enrollment continues to grow steadily, and is set to explode later this year as several major states begin to move their dual eligibles into managed care.
CMS's March data for Medicare Advantage (MA) showed a gain of 45,000 new members in March following a strong open enrollment season that added almost 700,000 lives in January and February. All of the major players showed steady sequential organic growth. Medicare Prescription Drug-only Plans (PDPs) grew 62,000 lives this month, following a surprising 810,000 new members during open enrollment. The trends in MA and PDPs confirm our suspicions: Baby Boomers are a much more plan-friendly bunch than the World War II generation, providing a nice tailwind for the sector.
The big story that's emerging, of course, is Medicaid. We know we're on the verge of the biggest premium opportunity health plans have seen since the launch of Medicare Part D in the migration of dual eligibles — estimated to be around $300B over the next decade, more than half of that in the next 5 years. The surge is beginning in states like Texas (monthly enrollment up over 650,000) and New York (up 35,000 in March). The fun really begins in April when the Michigan and California duals RFPs hit the street — both rumored to be north of $8B, making them the biggest non-defense RFPs in US history — and almost a dozen more states releasing theirs in September.
We know commercial health plan enrollment has been stagnant to declining since the before the recession hit in 2009, and that's not expected to improve. Health reform and its promise of coverage expansion doesn't begin until 2014, assuming the ACA survives the Supreme Court and President Obama survives reelection. Remember that Medicaid eligibility expansion accounts for half of ACA's coverage gains (16M), with the remainder coming through Federal subsidies and health insurance exchanges. Neither of those opportunities even comes close to what migration of dual eligibles represent to health plans.
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Bill Burton of Sir Wilfred's coffee and tobacco shop in Lahaina has been around the block long enough to know what it takes to pair world-class jazz and blues with fabulous food.
So he's presenting the Front Street Jazz and Blues Walk in Lahaina. It will be kind of like a pub crawl, and you choose where you want to stop.
"Today through Sunday, we're bringing in top name jazz and blues artists at six participating Lahaina restaurants and it will be free to the public," says Burton, the founding president of Maui Jazz Society. "The idea will be for people to buy drinks and food. Have a pupu here, a drink there. Take a stroll down Front Street and enjoy musicians such as headliner David Paquette."
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Hard Rock Cafe's server Juliet Casso will tempt you with cocktails such as the mojito and a tropical version of a margarita.
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Hard Rock's new anti-Cobb is packed with mango, strawberries, Granny Smith apples, chicken, avocado and more.
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Grilled lemon-caper chicken with a side of ratatouille is also new on Hard Rock Cafe's menu. Diners love it!
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Restaurants include Hard Rock Caf, the Pioneer Inn's Courtyard, Longhi's, Lahaina Pizza Co., Kimo's and the new Captain Jack's, situated upstairs in the former Whales Tale location.
For starters, Hard Rock Cafe will present the R.E. Metyor Blues & Soul Revue with singer Bobby Ingram in two shows Friday from 1 to 3 p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. (See Maui Beat on Page 3 for complete schedule).
"Hard Rock is about music and jazz is no exception," says Sales and Marketing Director Jill Holley. We're looking into running a happy hour Thursdays and Fridays, and recently we rolled out a new menu with killer appetizers, sandwiches and entrees. For me, Saturday Jazz with our new chicken lettuce wraps and a glass of wine is a perfect way to unwind and relax."
Other new Hard Rock menu items include the anti-cobb salad with tropical fruits, grilled chicken Marsala, pulled pork sandwiches, Greek salad, blackened fish of the day and Balsamic tomato bruschetta.
Longhi's will host Renta De Moraes & Brasil Connection on Friday and Shiro Mori & Friends on Saturday. Both acts will be on the main stage in the upstairs dining room from 6 to 9 each night.
"Live music has been a Longhi's tradition for over 30 years. We are extremely excited about having an all-star lineup in a world-class setting. Can't wait!" says General Manager Jude Augustine.
Signature appetizers include artichoke Longhi, Pacific Manila clams and fresh island carpaccio. Signature entrees range from lobster Longhi to seared ahi au poivre to 10-ounce filet Longhi.
On Friday at the new Captain Jack's, music lovers will be treated Keoki Ruiz from 2 to 5 p.m. and Bob Jones and the Drive kicking in from 6 to 9 p.m.
Then on Saturday, the Benoit JazzWorks will take over from 2 to 5 p.m., followed by a repeat performance by Bob Jones and The Drive from 6 to 9 p.m.
Captain Jack's has a pirate theme with treasure chests and all manner of ocean memorabilia. The menu items all have fun-themed names as well.
For instance, the top-selling appetizers include Kracken calamari; buzzard wings with choice of barbecue or Asian glaze and blue cheese or ranch for dipping; and the Hempin' Jig quesadilla with grilled mushrooms, onions and melted jack and cheddar cheese.
The three top entrees are the Jolly Roger fajitas, Black Beard's Philly cheese steak and the Captain Jack's fish and chips in lilikoi beer batter.
Pioneer Inn will open its courtyard and will bring back its former headliner David Paquette on Friday and Saturday evenings as well as Fulton Tashombe and Kelly Covington from noon to 3 p.m. Friday; and Bob Harrison and Sal Godinez from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday.
"The Historic Pioneer Inn is proud to be a part of the 2011 Front Street Jazz and Blues Walk," says owner Ed Robinson. "We'll offer fresh picnic fare such as kalua pig and mahi sandwiches, Maui Cattle Company cheeseburgers, Cajun fish tacos and peel-and-eat shrimp. We'll also have Maui Brewing Company draft station and cash bar. Seating is limited to a first-come, first-served basis."
Last but not least, MauiGrown Coffee Store near the old smokestack on Lahainaluna Road will present Chris Galfis from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday. Sip a cuppa and peruse the coffees while listening to the music.
* Maui Scene / Dining. Ed Robinson is the food and beverage director for the Pioneer Inn in Lahaina. A story published on Page 23 of the Maui Scene contained an incorrect title.
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When the University of Hartford was incorporated just over 50 years ago by business and community leaders, they envisioned a center of education and culture for Greater Hartford. At its core, it would be a university for the community created by the community.
The University has come a long way since its humble beginnings on Hartford's last remaining farm, evolving from a local school for commuters into a comprehensive university that attracts students from throughout the world. Yet it remains true to its original mission of serving as a valued resource for individuals, families, businesses, and communities throughout the Hartford region, offering hundreds of programs that serve the University and its neighbors every day. For over 45 years listener supported WWUH has served an important role in the University's community service mission.
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Address: 195 Golf Club Dr., Horton
Phone: 256-593-4055
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Par: 36-36-72
Yardage: 4,924 to 6,062 yards
USGA course rating: 65.2 to 68.6
Slope rating: 119 to 122
Greens: Bentgrass
Green fee: $18 Monday-Friday/$25 Saturday-Sunday
Date played: Sept. 8, 2008
Score: 6 (out of 10)
They don't have a driving range, and the practice green is on the small side. The holes on the practice green hadn't been moved lately, so the grass was growing over the edges of the cups. The pro shop has a nice selection of clubs - new and used - priced to sell. The snack bar offers hot dogs and other snack food, and plenty of non-alcoholic beverages. Of course, Horton is in a dry county so the only beer you'll find is the beer you bring with you.
Score: 2 (out of 5)
Both gentlemen we saw in the clubhouse were friendly. That's about all I can say about the service. You won't find a beverage cart on the course. It's the epitome of a no-frills course.
Score: 2 (out of 5)
If you're looking for a fun, inexpensive round, that's what you'll find at Silver Ridge. The course was in better-than-expected shape for an $18 course. The Bentgrass greens are pretty good, even though some Bermuda has found its way on to some of them. The mostly-Bermuda fairways could use some definition. The quality of the courses is at different ends of the spectrum, but the strategy required at Silver Ridge reminds me a little of Highland Park on the south side of Birmingham. They're similar in length and style of the holes.
Score: 9 (out of 10)
Final score: 19 (out of 30)
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After working as a staff photographer for news papers such as The Denver Post for more than 20-years, I started my own wedding photography business in 1997, specializing in wedding photojournalism. Having a BA in journalism and two feature Pulitzer entries to my credits...Read more
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Anginet Page is an international award winning photojournalist for the Wedding Photojournalist Association and the Artistic Guild of the WPJA. She is a destination photographer based in Colorado. Anginet has had years of training in the fine arts. This training has enabled...Read more
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Kira Horvath is an award-winning photojournalist whose clientele includes the New York Times, Washington Post and many other reputed publications worldwide. Kira began shooting documentary-style wedding photography in 2002 and was immediately in love. She strives to tell...Read more
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I'm Joe Pyle and I'm a wedding photographer living in Estes Park, Colorado where the air is thin and the views are stunning. I've been photographing weddings and engagements for about two years now full time, and can't think of anything else I'd rather do. While that may...Read more
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I am a photojournalist and Pulitzer finalist whose personal work has been featured in The New York Times, The Sunday Times Magazine of London, and galleries in New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, and Washington DC. I approach weddings with a quiet presence and an eye...Read more
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Nathan Welton has been shooting weddings full time since 2006. From 2008 to 2012, he was an Our World Photographer for Sigma Photo, one of the world's largest camera and lens companies. His wedding imagery has appeared in The Knot, Brides, Town and Country, Style Me Pretty...Read more
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I'm Amanda Lamb, and I'm based in Colorado Springs, CO and Brooklyn, NY. I began learning photography when I was in high school, trying to shoot for my school's yearbook publication. This was still in the "dark ages" of film, but I feel lucky that my roots sprouted there...Read more
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The construction worker who fell to his death from the roof of a University of Oklahoma dorm building has been identified.
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Shaw worked for Universal roofing. The company president says its policy requires all employees to wear a body lanyard and a rope when working 6 feet or move above the ground.


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I purchased a large roll of this several years ago & have re-used it several times. It holds up fairly well. It does wrinkle/crush if you don't store it properly (fold or roll it). The first time I used it was on our ceiling. We cut several strips to fit the room and covered the ceiling, tacking corners (put small piece of tape in area you will put tack thru to help preserve & strengthen material). We then replaced the light bulbs with UV black light bulbs & the room just GLOWED. Please note: This room had only one window - which was covered and the glow was great & a lovely effect it is not enough light to light the whole room, you will need other light sources as well. We had some candles & "flame" cauldrons as well. It was a very cool effect & many people commented upon it.
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By Colin LEYS Friday, April 4, 2003 - Page A18
A Canadian who served God and defended the poor of New York. Born June 8, 1944, in Port Hope, Ontario Died November 22, 2002, in New York City, from cancer, aged 58.
No one who talked with Kassie TEMPLE for more than 10 minutes could fail to realize that she was one of the more remarkable people they were ever likely to meet.
Kassie was an Anglican who worked in a Catholic organization and wrote regularly for its newspaper. She was a radical social critic, but opposed to all political parties. A passionate seeker after religious truth, she spent long hours studying the Bible in Hebrew. She was a gifted teacher and powerful debater (woe betide anyone who rashly assumed this religious social worker would be easy to outsmart); above all a fearless, tireless worker with the homeless, sick and abandoned people of her quarter of Manhattan.
She was born in Port Hope, Ontario, where her father was bursar of Trinity College School. After high school, Kassie studied religion at McMaster University. From there she went in the mid-1960s to work for the Canadian International Development Agency in Ottawa and then headed off for two years to Sierra Leone in West Africa, looking after Canadian teachers with the Canadian University Students Overseas. She retained several close Friends from the Canadian University Students Overseas contingent.
She returned to Canada, and McMaster, in 1970 to work with the eminent Canadian philosopher George GRANT, writing a doctoral thesis on the French theologian and sociologist Jacques Ellul. In 1975, she began teaching at the University of Manitoba at Brandon.
One day in 1977 she travelled to New York to see Dorothy DAY, who with Peter MAURIN had founded the Catholic Worker, a group dedicated to nonviolence and solidarity with the poor and other victims of capitalist society. Kassie had been introduced to them some years earlier through a friend at McMaster, but this visit proved a turning point.
From New York she called a friend in Brandon and asked her to get rid of all her belongings, and from then until her death she lived in Mary House, one of two Catholic Worker homes in Manhattan's Lower East Side (she remained an Anglican, however one with a lifelong interest in developing closer understanding between beliefs, including between Christians and Jews). She took to wearing cast-off clothes donated by well-wishers, making her famous soups and stews, caring and fighting for anyone and everyone who was underprivileged, poor, sick, or neglected: prisoners in jail, patients in hospital, elderly people trapped in dingy nursing homes. She took time out only to look after her father in Port Hope for his last three years, saying "it's too bad if you can't look after your own father."
Kassie's religious faith was intense, but she had no trace of religiosity. Last year a visitor asked her why she was wearing a Yankees hat back to front. Oh, she explained, it was just a hat that had been donated, "and we're all Mets fans here."
She could have been a professor, a civil servant, or a diplomat. Instead she identified herself with the poor. However unhappy, sick or difficult they might be, they were never people she worked for or did good to; they were family and Friends.
Kassie was diagnosed with cancer early in 2002. After bearing intense pain very bravely she died peacefully at Mary House, surrounded by her Friends. During the three years she had devoted to looking after her father in Port Hope she made the same sort of impact on that small community as she did in New York. A huge congregation attended her funeral service in Port Hope.
She leaves a painful gap but also an inspiring example, for Canadians as well as her much-loved New Yorkers.
Colin LEYS is Kassie TEMPLE's cousin.
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