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Beijing Bears Rising Cost for Support of Pyongyang; New Take on Naval Exercises
DANDONG, China—Beijing on Friday lodged its first official protest of a joint U.S.-South Korean military exercise planned for Sunday, even as the aircraft carrier USS George Washington steamed toward the region.
North Korea also responded angrily. "The situation on the Korean peninsula is inching closer to the brink of war," the state controlled Korean Central News Agency responded Friday to the maneuvers, which are set to take place in the Yellow Sea between the Koreas and northeastern China.
The strong talk was the latest fallout from North Korea's hour-long artillery attack of a South Korean island on Tuesday that killed four people. The next day, the U.S. and South Korea said planned joint exercises would go ahead over the weekend, heightening fears in some quarters that already-tense relations between North and South Korea—and their respective international protectors, China and the U.S.—could be heading for a showdown.
Yet China's outwardly defiant response belies a more delicate political reality: Beijing's continued support of North Korea's erratic, martial regime is beginning to extract real costs. China's statement Friday included a face-saving formulation that appeared to open the door for a scenario China has long sought to avert—a U.S. aircraft carrier, a potent symbol of U.S. military might, plying the edge of Chinese waters.
China's Foreign Ministry suggested it wouldn't escalate its protests against the naval exercises as long as they took place outside China's "exclusive economic zone," a term of international maritime law for an area where countries enjoy mineral and fishing rights, generally 200 nautical miles from a country's coast.
"We hold a consistent and clear-cut stance on the issue," Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei was quoted as saying in a ministry statement. "We oppose any party to take any military actions in our exclusive economic zone without permission."
The U.S. doesn't announce precise locations for such maneuvers for security reasons. But there are parts of the Yellow Sea, including those near South Korea, that fall outside China's exclusive economic zone, giving the U.S. areas where it can conduct drills without incurring China's wrath.
China's stance appeared firmer in July, when officials said they opposed any military exercises in the entire Yellow Sea. Beijing protested so vociferously that the U.S. and South Korea shifted planned maneuvers to the Sea of Japan, east of South Korea.
China has long frustrated U.S. efforts to bring its nuclear-armed neighbor to heel, fearing any radical change could sow chaos in the region and potentially lead to a unified Korea with a U.S. military presence directly on its border. Beijing refused this week to blame North Korea for Tuesday's attack. Privately, its officials maintain, the weekend's exercises could be a grave mistake that risk further provoking the North.
But current and former U.S. officials who have worked on North Korea said Friday that they saw China in a growing quandary in how to square its support for Pyongyang with the regime's continued provocations.
Beijing has sought in recent months to deepen its economic and strategic relationship with North Korea, despite U.S. objections, arguing it would help contain leader Kim Jong Il's nuclear work and military provocations. As Pyongyang has continued to challenge the international community, however, China has been placed in an increasingly weakened position to protest U.S. military action.
"China is having a much harder time in defending its policy, but they only have themselves to blame," said Michael Green, who oversaw Asia policy for the White House during George W. Bush's first term. "You talk to any Chinese official, and they're furious with the North Koreans."
Beijing is also facing renewed criticism from Chinese foreign-policy experts, journalists and Internet activists who question whether unqualified support for North Korea is still in China's interests.
China's apparently softened stance on Yellow Sea exercises appears to demonstrate a concern that the North Korean crisis will overshadow a planned trip to Washington in January by President Hu Jintao. It may also reflect an acknowledgment that China would be unlikely to prevent the U.S. and South Korea from staging their drills following the week's attack, requiring a compromise to avoid appearing weak before an increasingly nationalist and demanding Chinese public.
U.S. military officials insisted Friday that the exercise scheduled for this weekend shouldn't be interpreted as anything but an attempt to deter North Korea from further attacks on the South.
"This exercise is not directed at China," said Capt. Darryn James, a Pentagon spokesman. "The purpose is to strengthen the deterrence against North Korea."
U.S. officials on Friday said the Obama administration continues to focus its diplomacy in Northeast Asia on gaining China's cooperation to exert more pressure on North Korea.
China also made an attempt Friday to mediate among all sides in the crisis, with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaking by telephone with Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi. State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley, briefed on the phone conversation, said "the secretary encouraged Beijing to send a clear message that North Korea's behavior is unacceptable."
Mr. Yang, who also talked with officials from North and South Korea, said he was "worried" by this week's developments, according to a statement from the Foreign Ministry. He urged the two Koreas to stay calm and resolve their differences through negotiations, saying it was important to "control the situation" and avoid further incidents, according to the ministry statement.
President Barack Obama is expected to speak with Hu Jintao on the North Korea crisis in the coming days, according to U.S. officials.
The White House declined to comment on China's response so far to the North Korea attack, noting that U.S. consultations with Beijing are ongoing. "The president's conversation with Hu Jintao will be extremely important," said a senior U.S. official.
The U.S. has been planning a naval exercise in the Yellow Sea since July, when an expanded list of training events was announced in response to the March sinking of the South Korean patrol ship Cheonan, which killed 46 sailors and was widely blamed on the North.
The July exercises also came after China had objected strongly to a speech by Mrs. Clinton in which she said that the U.S. had a national interest in protecting freedom of navigation in the South China Sea. Ever since, China and the U.S. have been engaged in a tussle for influence in the region, where many Southeast Asian nations that have territorial disputes with China are looking to beef up defense relations with the U.S.
Since July, military officials have acknowledged that they understand China's concerns with the exercises but have defended their intention to operate in the Yellow Sea. "These exercises will take place in international waters," Pentagon spokesman Capt. James said. "We routinely operate in international waters, east and west of the Republic of Korea."
"We have been completely transparent with China about our intent to conduct these exercise and their purpose," added a U.S. military official.
China has challenged U.S. vessels operating in what it considers its economic zone. In March 2009, Chinese vessels harassed the USNS Impeccable, a U.S. vessel staffed with civilians from the military Sealift Command. The Impeccable was in international waters but within China's exclusive economic zone.
The U.S. last conducted exercises in the Yellow Sea in October 2009. Those drills also involved the USS George Washington.
One high-level South Korean official said the maneuvers would be off South Korea's southwest coast, far from the disputed maritime border with North Korea.
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Former LCSC baseball players Cody Lavalli, Michael Noteware, and David Murillo are doing what they can to help out their minor league teams and make their way up the professional ladder.
Lavalli is playing for the Arizona League Angels after being drafted by the L-A Angels organization a few months ago. In twelve games played, he's currently hitting .205 with nine hits, including five doubles, three RBI's, six runs, and four walks.
Noteware, a pitcher who was an undrafted free agent, was signed by the New York Yankees organization, and currently has a 1-0 record with a 4.35 ERA giving up 16 hits and five runs in 10.1 innings pitched, while having struck out twelve for the Gulf Coast League Yankees-two.
As for Murillo, who is also an undrafted pitcher, he's one of Lavalli's teammates on the Arizona League Angels, and currently has a 2-1 record with a 1.84 ERA through seven games. The righty has given up three earned runs through 14.2 innings pitched with twelve strikeouts.

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The East Oregonian Gallery at the Pendleton Center for the Arts is a beautiful space for viewing a wide range of artwork. Funded by the East Oregonian, publisher of the local daily paper since 1875, the gallery is flanked by large windows original to the building, bamboo floor and more than 1800 square feet of display area.
This website is owned and maintained by the Arts Council of Pendleton and the Pendleton Center for the Arts © 2005
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Check out a selection of work by Jenny Morgan and Arlen Clark HERE.
Both were featured on the March 22 episode of OPB's State of Wonder.
2010 Daniel Duford, David Eckard, and Heidi Schwegler
2011 Sang-ah Choi, Bruce Conkle, and Stephen Hayes
2012 Ellen Lesperance, Akihiko Miyoshi, and Michelle Ross
2013 Mike Bray, Cynthia Lahti, and D.E. May
View lots of images from the exhibit when it was at the Museum of Contemporary Craft HERE. Read up on Joan Didion and find several great essays HERE.
We Tell Ourselves Stories in Order to Live is organized by the Museum of Contemporary Craft in partnership with Pacific Northwest College of Art, Portland, Oregon. The exhibition is made possible by major funding from The Ford Family Foundation, along with the Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF), National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) and the Oregon Arts Commission (OAC).
We Tell Ourselves Stories in Order to Live
This traveling exhibit is a showcase of the 12 Oregon artists honored by the Ford Family Foundation with Hallie Ford Visual Arts Fellowships. View some of the best work being done in the United States, accompanied by a fantastic 20-page catalog you can read online or pick up in print during the exhibit.
Reflection of the Columbia Plateau featured the work of participants in an annual printmaking retreat that the Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland and Crow's Shadow Institute have offered jointly for almost a decade. To extend the collaboration, Karl Davis, executive director at Crow's Shadow invited the Pendleton Center for the Arts to exhibit half of the works in their East Oregonian Gallery.
You can view more highlights of our past exhibits and read about the artists here.
2015 Open Regional Exhibit
We're proud to partner with Banner Bank of Pendleton to host the Open Regional each year. This year 167 works of art were submitted.
Best of Show ($400)
Adult First ($150) Todd Tealander, Cow Coming Home
Adult Second ($100) Penny Michel, Rock Man
Adult Third ($75) Nika Blasser, Gravity Home 1
Teen First ($75) Dakota Kelsey, Against the Grain
Teen Second ($50) Taylor Craig, Red
Teen Third ($25) Cody Belgrade, Bonnie
Honorable Mention ($50) Katherine Treffinger, Serpintine
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Honorable Mention ($50) Connie Betts, Feather Restoration
Honorable Mention ($50) M'Lisse Moerk, Fabrilations
Crazy Horse Quilters Textile Award ($100)
Judge Terri Hopkins served as director and curator of The Art Gym program of exhibitions, publications and public discussion on art of the Pacific Northwest from the Marylhurst University gallery's inception in 1980 until her retirement in 2014. During that time, Hopkins organized more than 300 exhibitions and 70 publications on the art of the Pacific Northwest.
Frank Janzen: Above/Below series
Having grown up with abstract art as my first love I am surprised, in some ways, to be doing 'landscapes'. I arrived in 2001 and it wasn't until 2005 that my artwork changed and I have become fascinated with the plateau area with it's many shapes, patterns, colors and the multiplicity of forms that it takes on under varying light and weather conditions.
After a two-year drought of any art making, the Above/Below series came in being and is a continued exploration of not only the external land that we see but also a glimpse of possibilities of what may lie underneath.
Over a period of time of studying the patterns in the land, driving back and forth to work, it struck me that the soft, gently rolling hills actually form triangles which is one of the most stable geometric forms. This is noted not only in the hills but also in the fields laid out in strange angles with the greens (of which there are many different hues) blending into various ochres and into the grays and browns of raw earth. The jet-blacks of a burnt stubble fields only accentuate and intensify the surrounding colors.
The smoke is an ephemeral element, visible when created by the fire below and dissipating unseen into the summer haze when the burning is complete. The only control that I have in creating the smoke on paper is the number of matches used. What patterns come out are totally beyond my control so I become fascinated by using the hard-edged contours to respond to it.
Frank Janzen,
Tamarind Master Printer
Tom Prochaska and Christy: In the Footsteps of Charles Heaney
Through Feb. 27, 2016
In September of 2014 Tom Prochaska and Christy Wyckoff packed up their camping gear and set off to retrace the footsteps of artist Charles Heaney, who had traveled through eastern Oregon more than 75 years ago.
Charles Heaney (1897-1981) worked for the Oregon State Motor Association from 1929-1931, and as he traveled throughout the state to identify locations and install highway signs, he made sketches of what he saw. Those sketches became the basis for his artwork.
During the Depression, Heaney worked for the Oregon Federal Art Project of the Works Progress Administration, creating sixty-four paintings and nine woodcut editions. A monumental painting from that period titled The Mountain still hangs today at Timberline Lodge.
Both Prochaska and Wyckoff are retired from Pacific Northwest College of Art, with 58 years of teaching between them. Prochaska earned his Master of Fine Arts degree at the Pratt Institute and works as a painter, printmaker and sculptor. Wyckoff earned his Master of Fine Arts degree at the University of Washington and works primarily in the medium of printmaking.
The pair took the entire month of September to travel throughout Central and Eastern Oregon, visiting the sites that served as the subjects of Charles Heaney's work. They made drawings, watercolors and prints in response.
"Although Heaney was on our minds as we worked at sites connected to him," Wyckoff explains, "we primarily responded in our individual ways to the landscape in front of us rather than making 'art about art.'"
In the Footsteps of Charles Heaney, is traveling from The Hallie Ford Museum in Salem. Free admission to the Arts Center exhibit is made possible through the support of the Oregon Arts Commission and Shari and Dave Dallas.
Watch Christy give a brief talk about the exhibit HERE.


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Ava is just over 7 months with no teeth yet. Yesterday the drool, runny nose and fussiness started. No sleep last night. Today her eyes are constantly watering and she's sneezing like crazy.
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Exh: R.A., 1911 (335).
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Optimist's Shakespeare: Try it, you'll like it
Two weeks ago, director Tom Reed had fully intended to make another round of cuts to Shakespeare's "As You Like It" — slimming the run time to just over two hours — before Optimist Theatre opened its production in Riverwest's Kadish Park. Am I ever glad that he had second thoughts.
When Optimist's press preview performance ended Thursday night — two hours and 45 minutes after it began — my aching body was screaming for a seat cushion and the ground on which I was sitting was wet with dew. »Read Full Article
First Stage's 'Best Christmas Pageant Ever' scores hit
Scrooge may hog the theatrical limelight during the holiday season, but he's hardly the only one with a story of improbable redemption. Just ask the six troublemaking Herdman kids, who are doing some attention-grabbing of their own in First Stage Children's Theater's eighth production of "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever."
Early in the Barbara Robinson novel that inspired this play, the narrating Beth Bradley tells us that she and her classmates figured the Herdman clan — poor, dirty and rough — "were headed straight for hell." Sure enough, director Jeff Schaetzke opens the show by bringing the Herdmans onstage from below, surrounded by a swirl of smoke. »Read Full Article(2)
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Boat launch
One issue that has not been mentioned in regard to the proposed new "super street" on Main Road and Highway 17 is the Limehouse boat landing.
Most boaters who live south of Main Road launch from there. Often the landing is very busy, with boats lined up waiting to come in and out of the water. It will be interesting to see boaters with 30-foot boats or larger, making a U-turn on Highway 17.
If the accidents were bad there before, get ready for nightmares, with boats cutting across many lanes in front of oncoming traffic and making U-turns to go south. Maybe we will see a few boats lying on the road, blocking traffic to Kiawah and the highway going south to Stono Ferry and Edisto.
Does a crane need to be brought in to pick up a boat lying off its trailer? That intersection will be as thrilling as going to the demolition derby.
Patti Dutko
Parker's Ferry Road
Adams Run
Leave the trees
What is wrong with the Department of Transportation? How can trees in the median on I-26 cause accidents? It is crazy to mow down all those trees with the intent of making the highway safer.
I travel this road regularly and find the trees helpful (not to mention their aesthetic effect). They block the glaring early morning sun going east into Charleston, and they block the evening western sun.
Accidents are caused by drivers texting, using cell phones and wildly speeding.
I can attest to seeing all of that on a regular basis. What a shame to blame nature for human insanities.
Please leave the trees. They are beautiful and useful and keep us from looking like New York and New Jersey.
Sandra Griffin
Alston Court
Military forces
I read an interesting article by Jill Lepore in the New Yorker titled "The Force: How Much Military Is Enough?" It seems we treat as sacred whatever our founding fathers once said was sacred, such as the "sacred" right of Americans to bear arms. But our founding fathers also apparently thought that a standing army was tyranny. How about that?
The only reason for citizens to have their own weapons was to save money when temporarily called up for the militia (i.e. the Minutemen, who could be ready in a minute). Not until the Second World War did the United States establish what would become a standing army.
President Eisenhower warned about the military/industrial complex. But did you know that Ike was the son of pacifist Mennonites who consider war a sin? When as a child Dwight began to show a voracious appetite for military history his mother tried to keep the family's history books locked in a closet. If anything is a sin it is certainly war, far more evil than abortion which arouses far more moral indignation. In fact, when our ancestors were migratory hunter/gatherers, abortion or infanticide were common as women could only carry one child at time. Having many children only became popular with the invention of agriculture as having free family labor became advantageous
How in the heck have we come to spend more on weapons than the rest of the world combined? How have we come to accept mass murder and the use of depleted uranium, or chemical warfare, which causes birth defects, as patriotic? As Ike wrote: "Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies in the final sense a theft from those who are cold and not clothed. This is a world in arms. The world in arms is not spending money alone; it is spending the sweat of its laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its children. ... Under the clouds of threatening war, it is humanity hanging from a cross of iron."
Philip J. Murphy
Ventura Place
Mount Pleasant
I sympathize with Dellann Boland as she has watched her daughter, Alice Boland, suffer through many years of mental illness ultimately culminating in what could have been the latest American tragedy on Ashley Hall's doorstep.
What troubles me, beside the attempt itself, is Mrs. Boland's "point-the-finger" mentality, yet another example of accountability vanishing from the American landscape.
Mrs. Boland blames Alice's classmates in both high school and college, she blames her daughter's intelligence, she points the finger at the physicians who treated her, "various health agencies," the merchant who legally sold the firearm, the College of Charleston as well as university housing officials, MUSC, Beaufort Memorial Hospital, state and federal insurance practices, insurance companies and, indirectly, the pharmaceutical companies that manufactured her daughter's prescribed medications.
Should her daughter accept no responsibility?
Charles Claus
Concord Street
Guns in schools
A bill making its way through the S.C. Legislature (H.3160) would allow public school employees to have concealed weapons in schools. Concealed weapons are not allowed in police stations, which are populated by police officers fully and well trained not only to use guns but to deal with armed people. Schools are populated by children.
Do we really want concealed weapons in schools? If a locker door is slammed, do we want armed civilians, however well-intentioned, running through school halls with guns? If a child drops a book, do we want students looking up at an alarmed teacher pointing a gun in a classroom?
I certainly would not have wanted to wonder how many concealed guns there were in my son's school, who had them, how well trained they were and whether they had the necessary psychological makeup. I doubt that parents of today's school children want to either.
Whatever you think about guns and responsible gun ownership and guns in schools, there is one thing that cannot be argued with: If there is no gun, no one can be shot.
If parents do not want concealed guns in schools, they can let our legislators know by clicking on "Contact Your Legislator" at www.scstatehouse.gov.
Joann Noonan
Steeple Point Court
Dirty dancing
A prude I am not. A lover of dance, I am. At the Super Bowl party I attended, I had to leave the room because of the embarrassment and disgust I felt while watching the half-time entertainment. Others did the same thing.
Beyonce is beautiful and talented. Why does she feel she has to take off most of her clothes, get in a line of women and perform moves that look like dogs in heat?
I have taught dancing for many years — from elementary age to now teaching at USC in an accredited dance course. Would I ever teach moves like hers? Never.
What is wrong with our country that we expose our children and teens to something like that? What kind of message are we sending them?
These moves have drifted into hip hop. Little girls are being taught suggestive moves, totally unaware of what they're imitating.
I'm for keeping up with the times, but do we really think this is worth watching? I have 10- and 13-year-old granddaughters who love to dance. I hope they weren't watching.
Kae H. Childs
Twin Oak Lane
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Act of courage
Rarely have I read a letter so courageous and important as the Feb. 18 letter, regarding the writer's choice of abortion.
She gives voice to those vulnerable to the legislators who demonize, shame and seek to punish women for the painful and wrenching circumstances that necessitate abortion.
I agree with my husband's succinct statement on the matter: "If you are against abortion, don't have one." Amen.
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EUbits: The Clone Wars taking Dark Horse's Slaves of the Republic to the screen
Adaptions. On the Dark Horse boards, editor Randy Stradley says that The Clone Wars comic book storyline Slaves of the Republic is being adapted for the show. Could that be the slave storyline the season 4 trailer hints strongly at? The comic was scripted by The Clone Wars' then-head writer Henry Gilroy.
And yes, that is the one brought us Ahsoka in a slave girl outfit. Maybe that bit won't make the cut.
Fate of the Jedi. Christie Golden's Ascension will debut at #7 on the New York Times' bestseller list, Del Rey tweeted this morning.
Short stories. A new story from Paul S. Kemp, 'A Fair Trade,' will appear in the October issue of Star Wars Insider. It will feature characters from Riptide.
People. Republic and Legacy artist Jan Duursema now has a Facebook fan page.
EUbits: DK's LEGO Visual Dictionary has lengthy bestseller run
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The blogside. Chris at EUC takes a look at the EU offerings of 2010 and 2011.
Comics. The upcoming return of Dark Horse Presents will feature details on the wildly anticipated Crimson Empire 3.
Interview. Our pal Mandy interviews comic artist Michael Golden, who drew Marvel's Riders in the Void back in 1980.
Podcastery. The latest Jedi Journals is up.
Giveaway. Comment at Paul S. Kemp's blog and you could win an ARC of The Old Republic: Deceived. Meanwhile, the EUCast is giving away a copy of Knight Errant.
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Legacy. Comic Book Resources interviews John Ostrander and Jan Duursema about the series as it winds down to the final issue.
Fate of the Jedi. Allies has made #8 on the New York Times and Publisher's Weekly bestseller lists.
Kemp is a busy dude. Crosscurrent author Paul S. Kemp is interviewed at EU Cantina and reveals the dramatis personae for his Old Republic novel, Deceived.
Sorry, no photoshop today. Pablo Hidalgo has another book coming: a Scholastic guide to Lightsabers.
Gaming annex. The box art for The Force Unleashed II. Starkiller is pissed that Vader is invading his senior portrait!
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Customers at a Hasidic bakeryat the Fialkoff bungalow colony in Monticello, New York, were accosted by two men on Sunday who yelled ethnic slurs at the them and attempted to run them over with their car. The men, Esai Diaz, 21 and Brandon Morales, 20, finally punched a man in the face before being arrest by local police.
Diaz tried to hit people in the bakery parking lot, while Morales yelled "Go home; go back to your (expletive), Jews," witnesses said, according to a report in the local Times-Herald Record.
The suspects conducted a first attack, left, and came back to further accost the customers. Yet when the suspects tried to escape in their vehicle, the car would not start. They attempted to flee on foot, but were chased by bakery patrons.
Diaz has been charged with reckless endangerment, a felony, and aggravated unlicensed operation, Morales was charged with aggravated harassment, a felony, and harassment.
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Chick-fil-A in Mantua Township was packed with elementary schools kids looking to raise money for their school and munch on some waffle fries at the same time. The restaurant opened up its doors on Monday to Wenonah Elementary School to help raise money for the new Wenonah School Foundation.
The restaurant pledged 20 percent of its afternoon sales on Monday toward the Wenonah School Foundation. In an hour an a half, the restaurant did $1,049.15 in business. From that the school will get a check for $209.83.
"Hopefully we're packing the place today," said Frank Vogel, the chief school administrator at the elementary school.
The school formed the foundation to assist in raising money. Although public tax dollars pay for most of the school needs, the foundation is designed to be a new source for funding to help cover more activities and programs, according to Vogel. He states that money raised by the foundation may help invest in installing new technology, get new programs to the school and expand existing programs.
To stir up excitement, the Chick-fil-A mascot, a cow asking people to "Eat mor chikin," visited the school earlier in the day. The children were released on a half day because of a teacher articulation meeting and asked to visit Chick-fil-A to support of the school and raise money for the new foundation.
"Our mission and vision is to strive for educational excellence," Vogel said, explaining how the foundation goals fit in with the school's goals.
With the half day at the school, Vogel felt it was an opportune time to host the fundraiser at Chick-fila-A.
"This is a really nice little fundraiser and it's a half day from school so that's good," said Beth Lombardo, wife of mayor Thomas Lombardo and mother of Weonah school student Blaine Lombardo.
"They do a lot of good with their money," she said about the school.
Her son and their friends were having a blast as they drank milkshakes and feasted on their chicken nuggets.
"I'm having the greatest time ever," Blaine said.
The Wenonah Elementary School fundraiser is just one of many ways that the Chick-fil-A in Mantua Square hopes to benefit the school and community. Similar fundraising days have taken place at the restaurant for a variety of organizations.
"We do a lot with schools, the churches, just different groups trying to raise money for things," said Shelle McGovern, marketing director at Chick-fil-A.
Along with community fundraising opportunities, Chick-fil-A also participates in a reading incentive program where students read their favorite books and win coupons for the restaurant.
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American Indian drummers and a lot of new music filled the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist on Sunday evening: Therefore, it must be Thanksgiving.
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I'll admit I wasn't doing cartwheels upon learning the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's holiday play, Wendy MacLeod's "Things Being What They Are," involves two middle-aged, avowedly heterosexual men bonding over brewskis. One of the many reasons I go to the theater is to escape such conversations, which are frequently slathered in cliché when they're not conducted in guttural utterances.
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Directed by Joe Cornish
Set in the South London hood amidst the tower-block projects during Britain's Bonfire Night, Attack the Block follows a group of teen hoodlums who find themselves defending their turf from an alien invasion. First-time director Joe Cornish, along with producer Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World), were raised on Eighties American horror, and Attack the Block is just as much of a love letter as it is a shining example of British humor and the unique lens that these UK talents see the world through.
Moses (John Boyega), Pest (Alex Esmail), Dennis (Franz Drameh), Jerome (Leeon Jones) and Biggz (Simon Howard) have just finished mugging an unsuspecting nurse named Sam (Jodie Whittaker) at knife-point when suddenly, amidst the fireworks, something otherworldly falls from the sky into their backyard – a realm they have ruled until that moment. What looks like a cross between a Critter and Cujo attacks the gang's leader without warning, but he manages to kill it before it tears him limb from limb. Always looking for the next hustle, the boys see the potential monetary value of such a find and proceed to bring it back to their dope dealer Ron (Nick Frost) for safekeeping. Unfortunately for them, a much fiercer version of the beast begins to crash down into the neighboring hills… and this time there isn't just one of them.
What follows is a fantasy-adventure that hearkens back to Eighties monster movies – but given its setting and cultural differences – Attack the Block transcends the genre it's referencing, becoming a truly fresh and exhilarating marvel rather than just an homage to what came before. The buildings of the South London tenements have a space-age design that Cornish and lenser Tom Townend take full advantage of here, making the neighborhood look like a slightly alien landscape at times. On top of that, the slang and vernacular of the local riffraff in Blighty give the characters more edge, instead of just being a cookie-cut representation of kids in the American suburbs. When you add the frenetic pace that the film's numerous chase sequences benefit from, Attack the Block fully comes into its own and never looks back.
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I'm watching the wrap up of the George Zimmerman trial and thinking the chances of Zimmerman being acquitted are extremely good. I hope it is a unanimous decision for the six-woman jury, but all it takes is one juror to prevent Zimmerman from being convicted of second-degree murder or the lesser manslaughter charge the judge will allow the jury to consider.
Obviously, even though it is not the defense's job to prove anything, in my opinion, the totality of the evidence proves Zimmerman's case of complete innocence in light of justified self-defense.
In the meantime, I just heard the news that Janet Napolitano is resigning from the Department of Homeland Security to take a job here in California as President of the University system. Talk about bitter-sweet news. Yea! She's leaving the Obama administration! Yuck! She's on her way to my state!
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Thanks C.taco! I read that article too, but it didn't say where Mark gets his birds. I live in LA as well and just want to know where Mark got his birds.
Thanks for wanting to help me out.
Trader Joe's sells certified organic chickens for $2.XX/lb. Not bad. Whole Foods sells them too and I've seen them for <$2/lb on sale, but a sale is rare. I don't really eat chicken much, and in the rare event I do, I typically buy CAFO chicken breast. Not too concerned. I eat more wild salmon and Australian lamb than I eat chicken.
Don't put your trust in anyone on this forum, including me. You are the key to your own success.
If you have a farmers market (and you must in CA) you can find pastured organic chickens. The ones I get eat bugs etc. They are really good, a little expensive but the leg/thigh packages are in line with TJ's organic prices.
I'm not sure that is what Mark gets- but in terms of the cleanest, humanest raised chicken, that's pretty much what you can get.
At first glance, I thought the title read: "what kind of Children does Mark eat?"
...probably dark meat.
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Pastured organic chicken here is $5 a lb. and my husband thinks it is too tough. So I'm buying natural (no antibiotics, vegetarian feed, cage-free) chicken at Walmart at $1.50/lb for a whole bird.
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Collapsing into her favorite chair, Evie reran the day's horror show in her mind. Mitch was now her boss. She really didn't see it coming. How could she? They'd only had one real date and then he never texted.
Having skipped lunch due to the stress of dropping her half-chewed donut into her hot pockets in front of her new boss, his boss, and all the Bettys, she was now starving. If she expected to develop a smart game plan for dealing with The Mituation, she would need food. And wine. Lots of wine.
She poured her current fave, Hahn Syrah, and began pulling together ingredients to make her favorite comfort food, potato gratin, with kale of course. The gooey potatoes would help ease the day's stun and kale always helped her think.
Mesmerized by her own stirring of the béchamel, she barely heard the door buzzer. She wasn't expecting anyone and she really wasn't in the mood. Even if it were Kim. The last thing she wanted after the kick in the stomach at this morning's meeting was getting ribbed in the side.
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- 1 pat of margarine, enough to coat the baking pan
- 4-5 Yukon or gold potatoes, sliced 1/8-inch thick
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- 4 cups chopped kale, washed and dried
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- Coat the baking pan with the pat of margarine.
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- Spread the sliced leeks as the next layer. Top with the chopped kale.
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Gov. Christie sought to stake out some middle ground Thursday, signing a conditional veto of a bill that would have banned the natural gas extraction process called hydraulic fracturing in New Jersey.
Instead, he wants the Legislature to enact a one-year moratorium.
While the action may seem largely symbolic in a state believed to have no natural gas reserves worth exploring - for now - environmental and industry groups said Christie was sending a strong message, though its meaning depended on the observer's perspective.


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A Spotify playlist for Alan Light's book on the song 'Hallelujah'
In his new book "The Holy or the Broken: Leonard Cohen, Jeff Buckley, and the Unlikely Ascent of 'Hallelujah' (Atria)," Alan Light traces the evolution of Leonard Cohen's song from 1984 album track to one of the pop fixtures of our time.
In an interview published at the fabulous Cohen fansite 1heckofaguy.com, Light expressed his hope for the book this way: »Read Full Blog Post
'Lois Ehlert's Mole Hill Stories' casts a spell on theatergoers of all ages
In the beginning, there was a nearly blind mole in the dark woods. Less than one hour later, that same mole could see all the way to the moon, inspired by a fellow creature making the seemingly impossible journey there.
These bookends hold "Lois Ehlert's Mole Hill Stories," Alvaro Saar Rios' adaptation of three of Ehlert's children's books. A collaboration between First Stage Children's Theater and Danceworks Performance Company that's designed to expose young children to theater, it opened Saturday morning under Desiree Rosas' direction. »Read Full Article


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This is a story about love and discovery, two lives are followed till they reach a "Meeting of Minds".
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Loved it as I have all of the late great Anne McAffrey works. Even her worst are better than some authors best.
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Darkglass Electronics Unveils the Microtubes 900Helsinki, Finland – The Microtubes 900™ is a 900W amplifier equipped with an all analog preamplifier and a Class D Power Module. The first thing you will notice from the Microtubes 900 is its unusual control layout:
On the right side you'll find the clean section which is the foundation of your tone.
It features Gain and Master controls an active 4 band EQ. Along with Low and Treble controls you will find Low Mids and Hi Mids control, each knob with their own 3-way frequency switch.
On the left side you will find the Microtubes® Engine which acts as an extra channel that can bring your clean tone to the next level by helping you cut through the mix while adding anything from subtle tube break up, harmonics and natural compression to obliterating distortion.
We equipped the power module with some unique control over the power output and minimum speaker loads:
The standard mode will deliver 900W RMS at 4Ω/500W at 8Ω. If you select the 2Ω Mode via the rear panel switch the...
The New G&L Kiloton BassWhat happens when you pack Leo Fender's potent Magnetic Field Design bass humbucker into the sleek shape of his SB-2? The new G&L Kiloton: explosive power that's easy to handle.
Kiloton's silhouette is the most comfortable bass body ever created by Leo. It's compact and pure, with every curve and contour perfectly executed. And now it's carrying more firepower than ever, with Leo's G&L Magnetic Field Design humbucker placed right in the sweet spot he specified back when the sign over our door still read "CLF Research."
Kiloton's single MFD bucker fires without the aid of a preamp, while a 3-position series/split/parallel toggle harnesses the coils' power. Simple volume and tone controls are devastatingly effective, revealing a wide range of textures Leo's MFD bucker is famous for. What's more, Kiloton is armed with a 6-bolt neck and Leo Fender-designed Saddle-Lock™ bridge to transfer all the energy right into the body end-grain for an incredibly resonant instrument.
Elrick Bass Guitars 'Meet & Greet' at Austin Guitar House!To celebrate the 5th anniversary of Austin Guitar House, Rob Elrick will be in Austin, Texas for a 'Meet & Greet'. This will take place at Austin Guitar House, 2206 West Anderson Lane, Austin, Texas, 78757, on September 17th, 2016 from 11:00am until 6:00pm. Rob will be on hand to show some of his fabulous bass guitars, answer any questions you may have and just enjoy a bass hang.
In 1992, Rob Elrick began prototyping instruments that would become the first Elrick Bass Guitars. Focused on addressing what was, at that time, an under-serviced segment of the bass guitar market, Elrick Bass Guitars began as a 6-string specialty manufacturer. Since their broad market debut at Summer NAMM 1993, Elrick Bass Guitars, Ltd. has evolved to serve all facets of the bass guitar market offering multiple award winning instruments. One thing, however, has not changed, all US Series instruments remain individually hand-carved by founder Rob Elrick.
The Bass Book: A Complete Illustrated History of Bass GuitarsMONTCLAIR, NJ (August 30, 2016) - In California in the early '50s, the Fender company introduced the world's first electric bass guitar. Fender, a small startup at the time, couldn't have foreseen the impact that the Precision Bass would have, but the P Bass and the others that followed would help start a revolution in the sound of popular music. This new third edition of The Bass Book explains how that evolution happened and how its reverberations are still felt today.
The lineup of two guitars, bass, and drums that would define pop music found its heart with the Fender bass. The bass guitar provided the solid foundation upon which much modern music is still built. The Bass Book is the first to study its story, with the full low-down of the most important bass players and bass makers. Brands featured in the book include Alembic, Danelectro, Epiphone, Fender, Fodera, Gibson, Hofner, Ibanez, Lakland, Line 6, Music Man, Peavey, Rickenbacker, Sadowsky, Spector, Squier,...
Tony Grey and Josh Cohen Master Classes, Schenectady NY, Oct 11thCapital District Bass Players presents world class bassist and educator Tony Grey for a performance and master class, on Tuesday, October 11, 2016 at 7:00pm atMopCo Theater, 10 North Jay Street in Schenectady, NY . In addition to the master class, Tony will be performing with his Bass and Drum duet, "Galactic Duo". Joining Tony, for another master class, will be the internationally acclaimed solo bassist, Josh Cohen.
Tony Grey successfully auditioned for a scholarship to the world-renowned Berklee College of Music in Boston. While at Berklee, Tony joined the newly formed pop band 'Bliss'. Tony spent 18 months touring Asia, recording three hit singles, filming MTV videos, and achieving a Top Ten CD. Tony left the group in order to return to the USA to complete his studies at Berklee, graduating in 2001 with the prestigious "Outstanding Performer" Award.
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Penguins sign forward Kunitz to 3-year extension
PITTSBURGH -- Sidney Crosby will keep at least one linemate around for the long haul.
The Pittsburgh Penguins and forward Chris Kunitz agreed to a three-year contract extension Thursday that could keep him playing alongside Crosby until the 2016-17 season.
General manager Ray Shero says the new deal, which begins in 2014-15, will carry an annual salary cap hit of $3.85 million.
Kunitz, 33, has flourished since the Penguins acquired him from Anaheim in February 2009. Splitting time between Crosby and Malkin's lines this season, Kunitz led the Penguins with 22 goals and finished second on the team with 52 points. He added five goals and five assists during the playoffs, including one of the two goals Pittsburgh scored during a four-game sweep by Boston in the Eastern Conference finals.
The extension continues Shero's decision to maintain the core group that led the Penguins to the second-best record in the NHL this spring. The Penguins awarded coach Dan Bylsma with a two-year extension shortly after the season ended then promptly inked Malkin to an eight-year extension.
Pittsburgh is also negotiating with defenseman Kris Letang, who is entering the final year of his contract, and forwards Pascal Dupuis and Matt Cooke, both of whom will become free agents next week.


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A National Religious Campaign Against Torture? Can It Work?
by: Craig Wiesner on April 3rd, 2014 | 3 Comments »
The images that emerged from Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq sparked a movement against torture that has worked doggedly for many years now. Among those moved to action have been people of faith, religious people, who see torture as a moral issue. As one of those people who has written op-eds, letters to members of Congress and the administration in the White House, attended rallies/protests, and met with Congressional staffers, I wondered whether a group of committed religious people could have a real impact. Today, with the announcement by the Senate Intelligence Committee that they had voted to declassify their summary of what is being called a "CIA Torture Report," the answer is finally "maybe."


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Hughston Brinson and his friends hovered Thursday night over the second story railing at his mother's motel, the Back on Track Inn, and watched as a movie crew set up cameras and lights below.
They brought snacks - fried chicken, chips and dip, soda - but once the buzz started about 6 p.m. the food got cold. No one wanted to leave the balcony in case they missed the stars arriving. Polsky Films is in town shooting the big screen adaptation of the book, "The Motel Life," a yarn about two brothers who flee their Reno motel room after getting involved in a fatal hit-and-run accident. Emile Hirsch of "Speed Racer" and "Into the Wild" fame and "Public Enemies'" Stephen Dorff portray the ill-fated brothers.
Even seemingly nonplused motel manager George Vincent got a kick out of overhearing some insider information on the movie's stars.
"How long will we be here?" One crew member asked another as they moved tables into an empty room and set up food for the cast and crew.
"Not long," came the answer, "I know Dakota has a hard out at 10."
Dakota Fanning, the most well-known of the movie's cast, just celebrated her 17th birthday. The mention of a "hard out" made Vincent and owner Betty Brinson speculate on whether that was because she's a juvenile.
"This is pretty big for our little town," said Vincent, whose job as the Back on Track Inn is to not only rent rooms and collect payments, but to try to clean up the reputation of the former Downtowner Motel.
A shady past, and not quite a five-star motel still, the Back on Track Inn rents rooms by the week to those on the brink of homelessness, said Vincent.
Its past was marred by condemnation by the city and a foreclosure on the previous owner. Brinson, owner of another Carson motel called the Whistle Stop Inn, came along and saved the vacant building from dilapidation, renaming it after her beloved trains.
So the fact that some Hollywood outfit would want to use it as a backdrop for a film with big names could help turn around its image, said Vincent.
"Maybe this will be good publicity for us," he said.
What could be seen by Hughston and his friends was not much.
They watched from a distance as Emile Hirsch was filmed three times walking to a door and knocking. But when Fanning was ushered under high security onto the set, crew members hung a black cloth in front of room 24 where filming would take place blocking their view.
The shoot Thursday came after multiple days of filming in Gardnerville, Genoa and Virginia City. On Friday, the crew was back in Minden shooting at the Holiday Lodge. Further filming in Carson City is set for next week, though the exact location was not released.
According to the Internet Movie Database others tapped to work on the movie are Kris Kristofferson, Joshua Leonard, Shae D'lyn, Oren Skoog and Noah Harpster.
Hughston and his mom Betty, along with friends Crystal Anderson, Kyle Chisum, Carissa Byram, Amber Fox and her son Julius Levy, had front row seats to what little action they could see. And despite the chilly night, it was enough.
"We were just excited when we heard that Dakota was in it," said Anderson, 23, of Reno.
"We were all excited," said Byram. "I wish they would film more up here. Maybe this is the start."


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Dwight Howard's debut with the Los Angeles Lakers was, in a word, disappointing, as both he and the team failed on multiple levels in losing to the Dallas Mavericks, 99-91.
Howard's impact in the season-opening loss was a lot a less prominent than his 19 points and 10 would indicate, though not everything that was bad was Howard's fault.
In breaking down his performance into several key components, we'll take a look at how he did in his first game with the Lakers.
It also bears mentioning that the Dallas Mavericks deserve credit for getting the win. However, this is not an evaluation of the game; instead it is an evaluation of Dwight Howard's performance.


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Founded in the mid seventies, Stowe Youth Hockey (SYH) has been providing organized hockey to boys and girls of all levels of ability in Stowe and Lamoille County for over 40 years.
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Rated 3 / 5 stars
Here's what I think could have been improved:
Good animation; good idea; the art and sound were all cute. Why didn't I give this a 10, then? Pacing. The whole movie needed to move faster. The lead-up to the final joke was great; don't think that you should remove any content. Just eliminate the frames where nothing is happening, speed up the animations, and make the sound effects more rhythmically charged and driving than they are now. Then, your movie will be perfect.
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I couldn't find anything that bad about this, but then again, I couldn't find anything good about this. I thought it was weird how a penguin would be in the desert in the first place. His beak was the same color as the sand, so I kept thinking we were looking at a penguin with a hole in its face. The animation wasn't terrible or fantastic, just alright. My suggestions are that you should add a lot more action and more jokes or something like that. It wasn't terrible, but it really needs improvement.
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nice work! i hope u make a penguin mirage 2!!! its cool! but i thinkbilly was using PK...
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I love it! Blinky is sooooo cute and the cartoon is just great old style stuff! :) I'd love to see more Blinky stuff! Great music too! :)
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Italian painter born in Venice, daughter of the painter Guglielmo Ciardi and the sister of Beppe Ciardi. Studied with her father, who taught her to paint directly from nature. Partly through her admiration for Guardi, began to paint Venetian views and the gardens of the great Italian villas with their fountains, statues, cypresses etc., animating these scenes with imaginary figures in elegant eighteenth-century costumes. Awarded a gold medal at Munich 1905 and a silver medal at Brussels 1910; her paintings were widely popular in her lifetime. Died in Venice.
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La Fuente hit with federal wage complaint
About 60 current and former servers at a popular Milwaukee restaurant claim in a federal class action lawsuit that they were not paid the minimum wage, in violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act and Wisconsin wage and hour laws.
The lawsuit contends that La Fuente did not start paying workers the required minimum $2.33 an hour until after each server's first customer had been seated, though the workers were required to come in well before that time to roll silverware, set tables and otherwise ready the business. »Read Full Blog Post(33)
Calling all bartenders: Cocktail Week contest to use Wisconsin ingredients
The second annual Great Sconnie Sip-Off, which challenges state bartenders to create original cocktails using all Wisconsin (or Wisconsin-produced) ingredients, this year takes place during the first Milwaukee Cocktail Week, on Sept. 23.
Competition organizer Dy Godsey, who writes the Fun Behind Bars blog, said, "Shining a light on Wisconsin's talented mixologists and the bounty of our state is an objective that is very dear to me." »Read Full Blog Post
Day 40: CBS and Time Warner strike blackout deal
The blackout of CBS-owned stations and Showtime on Time Warner Cable ended Monday when the two sides reached an agreement in their dispute, according to The Wrap.
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On Tap for Today: Last sighs of summer with Brewers, county fair and Doggie Dip
It's Labor Day. Time too celebrate the achievements of American workers.
How to celebrate? That's the question. Used to be you'd put away all your white pants and throw a couple burgers on the grill but now white pants are fashionable all year long. You can still host a barbecue or you could enjoy any of these other events today: »Read Full Blog Post(2)


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The archery-only season for whitetail deer throughout Texas opens Saturday Oct. 1. Tens of thousands of bowhunters will take to the field to get within 30 yards (yes, some further) of an extremely wary game animal and there is one key that is often overlooked: the "now' acorns. While fee... Read more
The axis deer is considered the most beautiful deer in the world. Originally from India, they are common throughout the Texas Hill Country and other parts of the state. TFG Editor-In-Chief Chester Moore tracks some down in this video. According to the Mammals of Texas Online edition, the axis is a m... Read more
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Dustin Warncke (@dustinsprojects) interviews social media superstar, 2nd Amendment champion and huntress LiberteAustin (@liberteaustin) about the upcoming Texas Firearms Festival. We talk about guns, crossbows, hunting the 2nd Amendment and more. Follow LiberteAustin Instagram: https://www.instag... Read more
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Ask anyone who brings a bow into the woods and he will tell you that success with bow and arrow takes patience. It takes skill, knowledge of the habits of a whitetail and last but not least, a lot of luck! Now combine that with a deer that has been spooked into another county and Read more
Shooting a hydro-suppressed Glock 9mm at invasive fish gives an entirely new perspective on "fishing". If you ever were one to think fishing was boring, using a Glock certainly puts a new spin on things. As explained in the video, Lionfish are extremely invasive and the FloridaFish and... Read more
When the chance comes along to join other media folks in a safe but firearm-friendly shooting environment, I am all game! The 3rd annual Texas Firearms Festival is just around the corner. It's happening October 14th-16th, 2016 at the Best of the West range in Liberty Hill, Texas. Since I live... Read more
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The cheesemaking hobby has been gaining momentum and confidence in the past couple of years and this club builds on that momentum to advance the hobby...and of course to have fun with it! The meetings are held at our sponsor's retail classroom, member homes or cheese companies. What type of meetings? We do creamery tours, how-to demonstrations, style talks, cheese and recipe sharing, pairings, and more yet to be conceived ideas. Please join in. All ages and demographics are desired.
We no longer have an annual dues. This club is now free to join! However, some of our activities will require a nominal fee to cover the cost of supplies, speaker fees or tour costs. These fees will be clearly identified in the event description.
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