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I don't want to respond to you, this is my last one to you before you are on IGGY.
I don't get nervous, do own 2020/22 Bonds and preferreds. it is not like any other restructuring. They just filed it, not because they don't have cash, rather (a) Excessive pressure from WFC on their revolver - and industry trend indicates that, (b) They are trying to get out of leases and other fringe things and get the operations cleaned up.
I've seen few companies Ch 11 filing, NONE in my experience took 2 months to get the 1st day motion passed, what does this mean? This means they don't need the money (DIP) right now, they have enough cash to run the show, just to prolong the Ch11.
Once the lease and other issues are cleared, you will see a Buyout or asset sale happening. BBEP has too many assets to pay the Creditors and Bond holders, what they need is to sell off in an orderly way. By keeping this in CH 11, they can achieve all their objectives.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Not even the first day motions have been approved. Debtor did not propose any restructuring document/ POR.
They intend to retain the valuation as is only approved document is as at March 31, 2016. They don't intend to revalue any of the assets/ write downs, subject to loss for the April 2016 and restructuring charges, the Balance sheet remains intact.
For a CODI the Creditors needs to agree for a Write down, why would any one in the right mind will go for a write down. Yes a conversion to equity is possible in that case, there won't be any CODI effect, since no debt is written off a DEBT to Equity swap do not involve CODI. If the Debtor is writing off assets then the net gain (if any Debt cancellation) will offset the Losses. Many Common Unit holders will have substantial loss C/F due to 2.5 BLN Asset write off last year.
At 10 cents what the heck is already beaten down, what is there to lose? Max 10 cents and you will have plenty of time to dispose off if you feel there is going to be a CODI effect.
We used to give respect however now it is time to put this moron on Ignore an move on folks.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Natural gas prices ended Friday at $2.987 per MMBtu – 12.2% higher from last week and the highest close since May 2015 – as successive below-average builds on the back of strong power sector consumption keep on cutting into the year-over-year storage surplus. Things were further helped by predictions of strong cooling demand with forecasts of warmer temperature across the country over the next few days.
The commodity has rebounded strongly (by more than 85%) since hitting 17-year lows of around $1.6 per MMBtu in the first quarter. This has boosted shares of natural gas companies like Devon Energy Corp. DVN and Range Resources Corp. RRC, which have popped up more than 30% over the past 3 months.
BBEP's revenue too should improve this quarter
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Folks, just take it FWIW. If you look at those filings, there are 2 factors one is their Liability which is Known, however their Assets as on that date (Just capital assets) is included here.
Nothing with regard to A/R, unencumbered assets their Hedge Portfolio and many others are not shown. They need to file something to ensure the Liabilities are listed correct.
They can't just write off assets, it has to be formally done and generally Oil & NG property valuations are carried out at Year ends (Dec 31) based on Federal Guide lines. If there is any from $25 Oil has moved up to $50 and NG from 1.75 to $2.85.
We need to wait for the Jun qtr results from there we will know, at this juncture the 31 March 2016 valuation remains.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
If you look at the ATHELON story "Athlon is one of the younger companies operating in the Permian basin, and has been primarily drilling vertical wells since its $363-million IPO in early August 2013. "This is a company that only IPOed about a year ago," Mr. Meats said. "The shareholders are not going to be too unhappy with the 250% return they got in 12 months."
If they have 3 BLN barrels of reserves, obviously the acreage held by Breitburn too hold somewhat similar amount of Reserves. Encana is not saying it is proven reserves, possible reserves.
BBEP added assets in Permian from the acquisition of QR energy, it paid mostly by way 72 MLN shares @23 $ per common unit, 350 MLN cash for redemption of QRE's preferred shares and assumed 1+ BLN loan.
I'm in for someone buying BBEP out 100%, there is too much at stake and value here. There is too much value with BBEP. Bondholders will get 100% despite the current 20-22 cents valuation, Preferreds and common too will come out well.
it is just a waiting game as of now, time will tell who is right.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Of course this is one of the costliest acquisition at the peak valuation.
Acres 140,000 net acres
Location Midland, Martin, Howard, Glasscock
and other counties, Texas
Athlon's current estimated production Approximately 30,000 boe/d (~80%
including recent acquisitions liquids)
Athlon's number of producing wells as 1,121 vertical, 17 horizontal
of Q2 2014
Athlon's proved reserves 173 MMboe (pro forma for year-to-date acquisitions)
I'm trying to compare BBEP's properties.
Permian Basin
No. of Wells: 3,164
Gross Total Acreage: 123,277 - Total acreage is 13% Less
2015 Avg. Daily Production: 12,322 Boepd (40% of ATHLON)
Estimated Proved Reserves: 44.6 MMBoe (25% )
Percent Proved Developed: 68% - Athlon's was 100% proved developed. They can increase it to 20000 BBOE per day.
Considering the current Oil price scenario BBEP can divest these Permian assets for 1.5 BLN $ at the minimum.
BBEP purchased the assets in a staggered manner, except the QRE acquisition in 2014, which of course funded mostly by swapping Common units.
I'm still betting for a decent Buyout!
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I did post initially, EXXON's XTRO energy and BBEP are partners. Definitely Exxon will be interested in scooping up BBEP's assets.
Look at Today's unsecured Creditor's objection. The Permian Asset Valuation has gone up by 100% based on the transactions just occurred.
There is so much value in BBEP and definitely Washburn is not going to give it away.
2 things are very clear, the asset valuation is going up, the Major Players (integrated) players need assets closer to home to secure their Feedstock.
Moreover they are not writing off their assets and sticking to April 30, 2016 valuation. Any restructuring is going to revolve around this valuation.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
It was a 5MM trade 21.50 Sell and 22 Buy. Lots of Manipulation even in the Bond trading desks. If you know a buddy in another firm and if he has BBEP and you want to buy, you can request and he will sell it DFuto you. You scratch my back and I'll scratch yours theme.
During the Oil downfall, some of the good ones were trading at 10 cents, though we could buy few, but major trades were carried out - Sold by Funds and bought by individuals in this manner. Someone made quick 300-400% in 3/4 months period.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Look at the filing today. That is good news, this is one of the indirect benefits of Ch 11
If they want to terminate other leases they could do it easily now.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Just look at the filing today for appointing Attorneys, each and everyone is questioned about their Holdings Common units and preferred units.
None of the Officers and Directors want to get caught in the future and subject to SEC enquirers, that is the reason they all sold out. It has nothing to do with CODI and it is going to zero or $10. They can't own any securities and the negotiations are to be held at arms length basis.
One should not have any concern about their sales.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
First NO BODY is TRUSTING YOU HERE! Can you stop posting going forward?
Sentiment: Strong Buy
This is a quote from HAL,
Hal Washburn, BreitBurn's Co-Chief Executive Officer added, "We are very pleased with this addition given the attractive acquisition metrics. We are adding production at a cost of approximately $60,000 per flowing barrel and we are adding estimated proven reserves for approximately $10.50 per boe. We are purchasing these properties for an attractive valuation and, with very little additional G&A expense, this deal will be immediately accretive to distributable cash flow per unit and will allow us to increase our quarterly distribution next quarter."
Sentiment: Strong Buy
The amount is fixed as 4.3 BLN $ as at 04/30/2016 +/- few millions, on the valuation side they can't do anything here.
A debt to equity swap based on the Current value or prolonging the Ch 11 discussion will occur. Not only EIG won't forego 380 MLN for some unknown future windfall (unsure of it) legally it is untenable.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
This is from google,
Depending on the permeability, pressure, the amount of free water and salt water and fracturing of the production Formations, some oil wells can preoduce for half a century or more. The "Indiana" and "Oil Creek " wells of the "colonel Drake" days (1859) are still producing as "stripper wells" A stripper well is a seepage hole that collects about 10 barrels a day or less. In NW Pa , there are still a bunch of plastics and paraffin using industries (several companies that produce scented candles Etc).
Mom and Pop oil field stripper wells and some pumping wells are still all over the NW PA area and some of them are pumping oil from wells that are almost 100 years old.
In other areas, like The Wst Texas or Kern County Cal oil fields we have wells that only produce for a few years to some that are over 50 years and going.
When a well stops peak production, we can go back in and mess with the rock (making lotsa cracks so that oil can flow freely) we also can outfit the wells with gas (CO2 spargers, and hot water fluid extraction seystems to do wjhat we call "secondary recovery". WE can also go in and snake wells sideways around an old field and suck up the residual crude like sucking up the last bit of a milkshake.
Ya gotta look almost at every well's production records separately
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Sentiment: Strong Buy
If someone pays 40 K $ per BBL producing assets, these are developed and revenue generating assets
@45 per BBL =15750 (350 Days production)
Royalty + work overs excluding taxes @18 per BBL = 6300
Taxes @8% = 1260
Net cash flow = 8190 per Bbl of Oil per year
These wells produce in excess of 10-12-15 years for them to recoup their investments. In fact way back BBEP purchased some of the assets @60 K $ (in 2007/8 period) plus paying for their reserves.
All in all there is a huge valuation, these crooks are trying to underplay here.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Just don't buy in to these arguments like 4 X EBITDA valuation and all. It is all pure shetty postings by Cheap fellas.
The valuation is very simple:
55000 BOE oil producting assets with 60% OIl and 40 % NG
The valuation is 33000* $40 K per BBL = 1.32 BLN
That is the valuation you are talking about, on top of it you have Pipeline assets and Hedges. Do your Math.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
The filing indeed shows they intend to retain the Balance sheet as is, without substantial reduction in Assets they can't wipe out the equity. As it stands a Restructuring will occur based on the existing equity valuation. As such the 2020/22 bonds are trading @20 cents on the $.
We will have to wait and see. I don't expect one needs to worry about CODI since there is not going to be any debt cancellation, rather Debt converted to equity. If they offer a premium then CODI becomes a Loss for the Unit holders.
@10 cents there is nothing to lose.
With regard to BBPPQ as I've stated many times, the ownership of "B" preferreds by EIG and substantial ownership of 2020/22 bonds by Hedge funds makes it a very lucrative investment opportunity at these prices. The main reason why Management is not interested in writing off the assets is probably the above 2 factors. If they were forced, then they will sell off the company. EIG will take its own course, normally Hedge monkies don't have that patience, they need to make quick bucks and jump to another distressed assets. If they intend to sell 100 MLN of Bonds, there won't be any Market and substantially they will have to lower their offer price.
If someone yells CODI right now, put them on ignore and move on. If BBEPQ substantially moves up then one needs to worry about the financial loss, if you were to sell, I would say if it crosses 50 cents or so considering the present 10 cents range.
That is why the Preferreds seems to be a better bet for the long term.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Agreed $65-70 Oil is immanent. It could happen anytime, the ME and Nigeria Unrest is going to take a huge toll on the production.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Both 2020/22 and preferreds will be converted to equity which will eliminate around $200 MLN interest payout per year.
There won't be any cancellation of Debt, it could be otherway around. The Debt holders might demand a Premium valuation, the 100 Debt becomes 110, indicating a Loss to the existing Common Unit holders. Since the Management filing is firm, there is not going to be a write off to eliminate the Common Unit holders and Prefered unit holders equity, everything stays intact.
Only conversion based on the valuation as of 04/30/2016 to equity for the Unsecured Bonds and Preferreds.
I'm confident that both Preferred holders and Common Unit holders will come out well in this reorg, based on their Affirmation.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Folks needs to look at the above titled Statement of Financial affairs filing and look into Valuation Para.
They intend to keep the valuation intact as at 04/30/2016 and do not intend to revalue the assets, which implies the 4.3 BLN $ Assets are intact.
Any negotiation with the Bondholders is going to happen based on this premise (subject to minor adjustments for restructuring ..etc).
I don't think one should worry too much about CODI et al, you will have plenty of time to anayze once situation and decide one POR is filed.
Zoop and others are creating unnecessary fear. @10 cents per share, there is nothing to lose. VRX was trading @250, today is under $20. That is the market.
Zoo has an agenda here, we all know after secured Debt it is unsecured Debt, preferred then Common Unit holders. One need not get educated from Zoo to understand this basic investing premise.
I don't like Robo I_KITTIES too, I'm putting him on IGGY list likes of NOMAD, CHUTNEY and JIM!
Sentiment: Strong Buy


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Except one. Best friend Amanda Valance stayed behind and pulled her to shore.
"She saw his tail whipping around in the water, and she told me she thought to herself she couldn't let me die," Edna said Monday from her hospital bed.
Edna received blood transfusions, treatment for a broken arm and underwent surgery to clean debris from the arm's muscles.
"We've been best friends for about 2 years and now she's more than my best friend, she's my hero," Edna said.
The girls and four friends were floating on Boogie Boards in Little Lake Conway on Saturday night when an alligator grabbed Edna's arm and pulled her under water.
"He was spinning me in the water real fast and jerking me."
She heard a loud crack as the gator snapped her arm bones. "I was thinking 'This is how I'm going to die. I'm going to drown in a minute.' "
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The New York Times [2] is running an op-ed piece by Anthony Prieto the founder of Project Gutpile a group that wants to see the end of lead in hunting bullets. The EPA has rejected attempts to ban lead in hunting bullets, but conservation groups are now suing the EPA to force a ruling.
I'VE hunted elk, deer and wild pigs in the American West for 25 years. Like many hunters, I follow several rules: Respect other forms of life, take only what my family can eat and the ecosystem can sustain, and leave as little impact on the environment as possible. That's why I hunt with copper bullets instead of lead. We've long known about the collateral damage caused by lead ammunition. When bald and golden eagles, vultures, bears, endangered California condors and other scavengers eat the innards, called gutpiles, that hunters leave in the field after cleaning their catch or the game that hunters wound but don't capture, they can ingest poisonous lead fragments. Most sicken, and many die.
Concerns over lead-tainted game meat have been brewing for awhile [3]. Mr. Prieto fails to mention that non-lead based bullets tend to be considerably more expensive than those that are lead based.
[1] http://www.addtoany.com/share_save?linkurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.biggamehunt.net%2Fblogs%2Fbghjournal%2Fproject-gutpile-wants-lead-free-hunting&linkname=Project%20Gutpile%20Wants%20Lead%20Free%20Hunting%20%7C%20Big%20Game%20Hunt
[2] http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/16/opinion/16prieto.html
[3] http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/hunting/news/story?id=3450809
[4] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Firearm
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Aug. 20, 2005) -- Despite a 24-17 victory that kept them unbeaten in the preseason, the Arizona Cardinals will have plenty to work on at practice next week.
"We just made some mistakes," said quarterback Kurt Warner. "We killed ourselves. It wasn't physical. It was mental. That's the frustrating part. You know physically you match up pretty well with them."
If nothing else, the Cardinals and Chiefs both learned a great deal about their backup quarterbacks and their kickers.
Josh McCown threw two touchdown passes in the second half in relief of Warner. But Damon Huard, who replaced Trent Green for Kansas City, was 1 of 12 for 11 yards and two interceptions. Huard was elevated to second team this week while regular backup Todd Collins nursed a hand injury.
Kansas City's Lawrence Tynes, who missed once last week against Minnesota, was short on a 38-yard attempt and wide from 46 yards.
|Charles Lee races past the Chiefs defense on his way to a 19-yard touchdown.
"He's in the tank," Chiefs coach Dick Vermeil said of Tynes. "You miss two field goals like that -- not in the National Football League. He has thrown the red flag up the entire training camp in regard to being an accurate kicker on our practice field. So we have a real concern."
In the battle of first-teamers, the Chiefs (0-2) were winners. Green hit Samie Parker with an 8-yard pass in the first quarter and engineered a 42-yard drive that resulted in Tynes' 31-yard field goal for a 10-0 lead that held up until the Cardinals scored 10 points within less than a minute of the third quarter.
Rackers hit a 27-yard field goal. Then
"Once the quarterback dropped back, I baited him a little bit," said Green. "It felt good. I thought, 'Hey I made a big play.' I'll just use that as a confidence builder."
Warner, the former regular-season and Super Bowl MVP with the St. Louis Rams, had a second straight good outing. He hit 12 of 23 passes for 99 yards. Green was 6 of 10 for 59 yards.
Arizona running back Marcel Shipp, who spent last year on injured reserve, had a solid return, rushing for 56 yards on seven carries, including a 26-yard gainer.
"A year after not playing, I'm just excited to be back out there," he said. "I just want to get in there and get the job done. The line did a good job of blocking and I just picked my holes."
It was a nightmarish game for David Macklin, who started all 16 games at cornerback for the Cardinals last year and had four interceptions. The six-year veteran was flagged three times for pass interference while trying to defend Parker. The Chiefs picked up 33 yards on the first penalty against Macklin, and three plays later Green hit Parker for the TD.
Macklin was twice guilty of pass interference a few minutes later on a six-play, 42-yard drive that resulted in a 31-yarder by Tynes.
"I told Eddie (Kennison) in the huddle I'm not intentionally going the other way on purpose, right now Macklin's frustrated, and when you've got a frustrated corner you have to keep attacking him," Green said. "That's part of the game, and we got three calls and it set scoring opportunities up."
In a play that counted for nothing but held great significance for both teams, Anquan Boldin got loose down the sideline for a 49-yard touchdown pass from Warner in the first quarter.
A holding penalty on Leonard Davis brought the play back. But it was a good sign for the Cardinals that Boldin is OK after breaking his nose during a routine drill on Aug. 4 and missing the first preseason game.
And it was a chilling reminder of how vulnerable Dexter McCleon can be. The veteran cornerback, who lost his job for poor play two years ago, is slated to replace Eric Warfield while Warfield sits out the first four games for violating the NFL's drug policy.


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1. Oklahoma State- Junior defensive back/kick returner Justin Gilbert showed that he was one of the nations premier kick returners last year in a breakout season. Gilbert returned 26 kickoffs with 703 yards and took two of them back for a touchdown. The junior had the Big 12's highest kickoff return yards per game last year with 27.04.
2. West Virginia- Tavon Austin was one of the most versatile players in the nation last year and this year should be no different. On top of being one of the team's best receivers, he also had a great year of kickoff returns. Austin returned 36 kickoffs for 938 yards and two touchdowns.
3. Texas Tech- Ben McRoy showed that he has some of the best speed in the nation when it comes to kick off returns as he had 899 return yards while averaging around 25 yards per return. If McRoy can improve his balance and keep his body in sync with his legs next year, he could really make some noise on kickoff returns and will put the Red Raiders in good field position on almost all of his returns.
4. Iowa State- Sophomore wide receiver Jarvis West only returned 22 kickoffs last year but he had 571 returning yards and showed with some more experience, he could be a real threat in 2012. If West gets more opportunities next year, look for him to take a few kickoffs back for a touchdown as the 5'7" sophomore has speed and is hard to tackle. Senior wide receiver Josh Lenz also contributed with 525 return yards on 24 attempts last year. This duo of talented kick returners could greatly help field position for the Cyclones in 2012.
5. Kansas State- Sophomore wide receiver Tyler Lockett returned just 16 kickoffs, but had 563 yards for a return average of 35.2 yards and he took two back for touchdowns. With some experience under his belt, Lockett could develop into one of the better kick returners in the Big 12 in 2012.
6. Oklahoma- Junior wide receiver Trey Franks returned 22 kickoffs for 525 yards in 2011. Franks showed signs of being a real talent at kick returner last year and will likely get more kickoffs his way next year. Like Iowa State's Jarvis West, Franks will improve next year as he will be more experienced and should get more action in 2012.
7. Kansas- Although senior wide receiver D.J. Beshears kick return yardage of 1014 led the Big 12 last year, he did so on 49 attempts. Beshears averaged 20.7 yards per return in 2011. This is no knock on Beshears returning ability, but he did get more attempts than any other Big 12 kick returner. It's likely he won't get as many touches as a returner next year, but he could improve his yards per return in 2012.
8. Baylor- Sophomore wide receiver Antwan Goodley fielded a portion of kickoff returns for the Bears last year and looked good in the 19 kickoffs that came his way. Goodley had 451 return yards in 2011 and will look to improve on his 23 yards per carry that he averaged last season.
9. Texas- The loss of experienced kick returner Foswhitt Whittaker hurts the Longhorns special teams when it comes to returning kicks. Sophomore cornerback Quandre Diggs will do his best to replace Whittaker in 2012. Diggs returned 19 kickoffs for 371 yards in 2011 and averaged just 19.5 yards per kickoff. The Longhorns will need Diggs to improve to have a solid return game in 2012.
10. TCU- Similarly to Texas, TCU will lose kick return specialist Greg McCoy and will be searching for his replacement in 2012. Junior running back Waymon James had just nine kick return attempts for 222 yards and an average of 24.7 yards per return in 2011. The Horned Frogs will also need James to step up and be their go to kick returner in 2012.
Punt Returners:
1. West Virginia- Just as he is a great kickoff returner, versatile wide receiver Tavon Austin could very well be the Big 12's best punt returner next year. Austin returned 33 punts for 268 yards in 2011 and looks to improve even more in 2012.
2. Texas- Although he wasn't ranked high on his kickoff return abilities, speedy cornerback Quandre Diggs did impress in 2011 when it came to his punt return skills. Diggs returned 23 punts for 181 yards for an average of 7.9 yards per punt return. As he's only a sophomore, it's easy to see that Diggs will be an asset for the Longhorns on special teams in years to come. The Longhorns other option is sophomore wide receiver Jaxon Shipley who returned 17 punts for 42 yards and will have more experience in 2012.
3. TCU- Sophomore wide receiver Brandon Carter returned 12 punts for 137 yards and an impressive 11.4 yards per punt return. Carter will likely see more action next year and looks to be a promising returner for TCU in 2012. The Horned Frogs also have senior wide receiver Skye Dawson who returned 13 kickoffs for 59 yards in 2011.
4. Kansas State- Junior wide receiver Tremaine Thompson returned 19 punts for 123 yards in 2011. Thompson's 6.5 yards per punt return isn't overly impressive, but he will have a chance to improve and with his reported sub 4.4 forty yard dash time, the speedy wide receiver could break away for longer punt returns in 2012.
5. Baylor- Sophomore wide receiver Levi Norwood had only 11 punt return attempts, but had 99 yards and 5.8 yards per return. Norwood will need to improve on his numbers to give the Bears a punt-returning weapon in 2012.
6. Texas Tech- Senior wide receiver Austin Zouzalik isn't the flashiest of punt returners, but he isn't mistake prone and is sure handed as a returner. Zouzalik returned 21 punts for 76 yards last year and will look to add to his yardage in 2012 as a senior. Junior wide receiver Eric Ward returned one punt for seven yards in 2011 and could possibly emerge as an option for punt returner in 2012.
7. Kansas- Senior wide receiver D.J. Beshears returned 17 punts for 71 yards in 2011. Similarly to Texas Tech's Austin Zouzalik, Beshears isn't a flashy returner but is dependable and can improve during his senior season next year.
8. Iowa State- Senior wide receiver Josh Lenz didn't have a good year of punt returning in 2011 as he returned 33 punts for just 68 yards. Lenz will need to improve dramatically if the Cyclones want to see decent field position in 2012. The Cyclones have another option with senior wide receiver Aaron Horne who returned eight punts for 53 yards.
9. Oklahoma- The Sooners will need to find an answer at the punt returning position in 2012. Junior wide receiver Kenny Stills returned 19 punts for 38 yards last year which comes out to just two yards per punt return.
10. Oklahoma State- Much like the Sooners, Oklahoma State won't have any experience at the punt returning position in 2012. The Cowboys return their leading punt returner Josh Stewart and besides him, lose their other two players with any punt returning experience Justin Blackmon and Colton Chelf. Spring, summer and fall workouts will produce someone as a viable second option as a punt returner, but as of now we don't clearly know who it will be.


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Slipknot's next album to pay tribute to late bassist, frontman tells Journal Sentinel
Stone Sour frontman Corey Taylor hopped on the phone this week to promote his band's co-headlining show with Papa Roach at the Eagles Ballroom Friday, but the conversation eventually turned to his other band, Slipknot, and how its faring following the death of bassist and songwriter Paul Gray in 2010 from an accidental overdose of morphine and fentanyl. »Read Full Blog Post
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Imagine Dragons delivers powerful show at sold-out Eagles Ballroom
With a short but memorable set at Rock the Green in Veterans Park last September, Las Vegas-based alternative-rock act Imagine Dragons declared itself to anyone watching as an exciting live band on the rise.
Saturday night at the Rave, the band more than delivered on its promise. »Read Full Article
MSO's stunning, wide-ranging look at Rachmaninoff
If the name Rachmaninoff is synonymous with piano concertos for you, you're not alone. You're also missing a big part of the picture.
Friday evening's Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concert gave a multidimensional look at the pianist/ composer/conductor through his first piano concert, one of his choral/orchestral masterpieces and an orchestral fantasy. »Read Full Article
In Tandem's 'Beast on the Moon' capture's young couple's struggles to move on from painful past
In the first scene of Richard Kalinoski's "Beast on the Moon" - now on stage in a beautiful and nuanced production at In Tandem's Tenth Street Theatre - 19-year-old Aram Tomasian learns that his newly arrived child bride is not the girl he'd been promised.
"I ordered the girl in this picture and they sent me someone else," Aram pouts. Yes, 15-year-old Seta replies, but "I am the same girl who wrote you." Eager to please but also slightly impish, Seta can't resist adding that she is also prettier than the pictured girl. »Read Full Article


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Engaging citizens to explore how birds cope with extreme environments
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Ornithologists have always been interested in tracking the movements of birds. By observing and studying various patterns in birds, such as feeding times and frequencies, the location of nesting sites, winter habits, and more, we can learn a lot about how these species are adapted to their environments.
A common approach to tracking individual birds' movements is by attaching colored bands to birds' legs and carefully recording when and where the birds are re-sighted. Now, a new high-tech solution allows ornithologists to receive re-sighting information even when they can't sit vigilantly at their observation sites.
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About the Project
Radio frequency identification (RFID) has the ability to record detailed information about individual birds around the clock, in all types of weather, with much greater accuracy than even the most observant scientist. Birds can be outfitted with tiny Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT) tags, much like a microchip pet owners use in their cats and dogs, which is attached to birds' leg bands, each with a unique number. When the bird visits a feeder with a tag reader and antenna built into the base, the reader sends a signal to the PIT tag which responds with the identity of that bird, which is then recorded by the reader - similar to scanning a bar code at the supermarket. In this manner, visitation data are collected and stored by the tag reader in the feeder and can be downloaded at a later date.
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In the past, using RFID technology has been too expensive (readers can easily cost hundreds of dollars) for ornithologists to deploy widely. However, researchers at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and the University of Oklahoma figured out how to make readers at home for about $40 (see details here). We're now working with colleagues at Cornell to build some RFID feeders of our own to track movements, feeder usage and overwinter survival in common feeder birds in southeast Wyoming.
Currently, we're putting the high-tech bands on Mountain Chickadees. In the future, we hope to attach them to Black-capped Chickadees, White-breasted Nuthatches, Red-breasted Nuthatches and House Finches.
About the Color-Coded Bands
All of our banded birds wear a unique combination of 4 bands. Three of the bands are plastic color bands and one of the bands is the federally issued metal band. We call it the color "silver." To identify a bird that is wearing bands, we start reading the bands from the top-most band on the Left Leg to the bottom-most band on the Right Leg. For example, the bird to the left is called "Green over Silver, Yellow over Red." Note that the designation of Left and Right leg is from the bird's perspective, not ours. You will also perhaps notice the microchip or PIT tag taped to the color bands on one leg. The color of tape we use corresponds to the color bands underneath. Click here to see the full list of banded birds so far!
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Interested in Mountain Chickadees or the other species we'll be banding? Check them out at All About Birds!
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Riverdale TV: A Short History of Archie Comics Adaptations on the Small Screen
Originally posted 03/09/2016 05:00PM
The new year brought good news to longtime fans of Archie Andrews and his friends: The CW has ordered the pilot for Riverdale, a live-action show that will offer a "gritty" take on the long-running comics series. Gritty or not, it's a good fit; after all, if any network can get teenage longing right, it's the CW, which has already found success adapting other comics into shows such as Arrow, The Flash and iZombie.
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When TV Goes on Holiday: The Hottest Small-Screen Vacation Spots, by the Numbers
Originally posted 08/12/2015 05:00PM
It seems like every time our favorite TV characters take a vacation, they end up in one of three main destinations: Hawaii, Paris or Disney World.
It makes sense that these would be such popular destinations – after all; they're familiar, easy to film in and ripe for sitcom hijinks. And really, who doesn't want to hang with Mickey and Minnie or sunbathe in the tropics or even take a romantic stroll along the Seine?
Since all three of these locations seemed to entice our favorite shows over and over again, we couldn't help but wonder which other exotic destinations are statistically more likely to attract our favorite TV shows. Since we never pass up an excuse to binge watch Friends and Saved by the Bell, we dug through some classic shows from the TV archives and did a little math. You'll notice that some shows managed to rack up some serious frequent flier miles during their runs!
Nate Richert: Harvey from Sabrina, the Teenage Witch Is Now a Musician
Originally posted 12/10/2014 11:45AM
Remember Nate Richert from Sabrina, the Teenage Witch?
He famously played Melissa Joan Hart's onscreen sweetheart – the lovable, dependable Harvey Kinkle – in the '90s series. Besides being the boy-next-door cutie, he also spent quality time (when he wasn't unwittingly under a spell!) with Sabrina's beloved cat, Salem, and who doesn't love a guy with a soft spot for furry felines.
Fast-forward to over a decade since the series has ended, and Richert is still in show business – but has taken on a whole new role.
He is still capable of melting hearts, but this time as a musician. Check out his recently published video.
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If you were a child or a parent during the early '90s, there's a good chance that ABC's TGIF lineup graced your TV set. Remember TGIF? A two-hour block of family-friendly comedies that tried to make it seem fun staying in on Friday nights?
It officially debuted 25 years ago this month – on Sept. 22, 1989, with a lineup that included Perfect Strangers, Family Matters, Full House and Just the Ten of Us. And notably, it debuted four years before that other landmark '90s TV block, Must See TV.
Need a Vacation? Take It Online with Your Favorite Classic Sitcoms!
Originally posted 07/28/2014 02:55PM
Summer means two things for most Americans: A family trip and a lack of decent TV. However, if you're currently stuck at home, wishing you could find something better to watch, we've got an easy, free solution. You can just ride along with your favorite sitcom of choice!
Remember when sitcoms regularly had group vacations, played out over a series of episodes or even over two-hour movie events?
Sure, Modern Family still does an "away" adventure about once per season, but there was a time when a vacation episode was a full-fledged TV event. Shows you loved would ditch the multi-camera set-up and studio lighting for foreign locales and – gasp! – outside scenes that were actually filmed outside.
Some of these TV adventures happen to be viewable online, and we've collected all the ones we could find.
Bon voyage!
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Grizzle1981 4 years ago#1
Looking back on past generations, I can understand the appeals that came with the systems:
PS1 - disc based, focus on graphics, cd player
PS2 - greater focus on graphics, dvd player, backwards compatibility
PS3 - bluray player, netflix type service access, internet, online heavy use, greater focus on graphics, wireless controllers, in house purchasing with the "store", centralized desktop
The only thing that is always a constant is the greater attention payed to graphics. Other than that, the only other technology that I can possibly see as a draw is if they used Cloud service for owning games (once you buy something you always own it on the cloud and can download it from the servers when you want to). ... and naturally more hard drive space.
I don't understand what they could offer people as a draw to buy their systems other than:
better graphics - expected
continued franchises - expected
larger storage space - hopefully
I mean, I under stand the draw that Xbox has with introducing a bluray player into their systems but ps3 has already done that. And Xbox is working with their Kinect technology as well where as Playstation hasn't really secured that market. With PSVita being rather minor, they can't focus their efforts into cross play and expect it to suceed.
Anyway ... enough of my jabbering. Can anyone explain why we need another playstation system already? (I'll probably buy it ... but I don't know why we need it.)
P.s. - Sorry if this has been posted before, but I haven't been on the site in a long time and don't see any topics discussing it.
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private400 4 years ago#2
most gamers want more powerful consoles
Compared to Pc's today Ps3 is a dried up fossil.
this gen is already going on for 8 years.
its just time to move on
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AmyUnleashed 4 years ago#3
Here are some reasons
The Games/Exlusives <<< The Main Reason
Hopes Of New Age Graphics/Full 1080P 60FPS gameplay
(Hopefully) Free Online (As Micro$oft wont)
Unique Features It Could Bring
LinkMaster2703 4 years ago#4
You make a great point and the answer is definitely "no one knows yet." Sony and Microsoft really need to give people a reason to need a new console. People like to mock the Wii U's sales but I think the PS4 and 720 could be in an even worse position, the PS3 and 360 are still selling well and most people who just bought a current gen system won't be interested in jumping into a expensive new system that has a small library at launch.
FullmetalNoob 4 years ago#5
From: private400 | #002
most gamers want more powerful consoles
Comparing any system to PC's would obviously make the system seem much worse.
CrimsonGear80 posted
Oh, and eventually, no one is going to give a **** about this.
Won't be getting it at launch. Probably not for over a year after launch.
The only thing that has ever interested me in consoles is games. Netflix, Youtube, Browsers, all that garbage is bloatware for my console. It's never used. I buy a console to play games. Well, the Wii turned into a netflix device when I want to watch it on my TV instead of my PC. Even then, it could go and I wouldn't care.
A console's main and only focus should be games. Unfortunately, that's not enough with today's "gamers."
Universquall 4 years ago#7
Have to buy one. I don't want to abandon console gaming.
NP: Jurassic Park (PS3) Skyrim (PC) Jetpack Joyride, Final Fantasy I (Vita) Nope (WiiU60)
Grizzle1981 (Topic Creator)4 years ago#8
Thank you for all of your comments.
I don't know anyone outside of this website that plays games on their computer except for my friends wife who plays the sims on her laptop. So I don't agree with the statement that power and graphics are what people crave.
I personally have always let the games dictate what system I want to buy and when I wanted to buy it (ie - when the library was large enough to warrant a console purchase). However with the PS2, I bought it even earlier because i was excited to own my first DVD player (my first two purchases were Shadow of Destiny PS2 and The Mummy DVD). With the PS3, it wasn't until Batman Arkham Asylum came out that I bought one and jumped at the opportunity to finally have a Bluray player and watch Final Fantasy Advent Children Complete.
Over time I got Netflix and learned to greatly enjoy the option of using the store for trying demos, buying games and catching up on tv shows. Hell, at first, I was a huge fan of Playstation Home as well and must have put about $100 into it.
But all of these incentives were a sign of technolgy in the world evolving. Since then, there is only 1 real advancement that I can see and that is the use of the Cloud. I might be short sighted ... but I agree with LinkMaster ... they need to create a reason for me to buy their system.
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She mom-bragged while Chrissy Teigen and John Legend PDA'd at Vera Wang.By The Fug Girls
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Roger Mooking's Quinoa Salad
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 10 mins
From Roger Mooking of Food Network.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄2 cups quinoa, cooked according to package directions
- 1⁄2 bunch green onion, whites smashed and finely sliced, green tops chopped
- 1 lemon, juice and zest of
- 1 teaspoon ginger, minced
- 1⁄4 cup extra virgin olive oil
- 1⁄2 English cucumber, halved and diced
- 1⁄2 bunch mint, picked and roughly chopped
- salt
- In a small bowl, place whites of green onion, lemon juice, zest, ginger, oil and salt; stir to incorporate.
- In a large bowl, place quinoa, cucumber and chopped green onion tops.
- Add white onion mixture to quinoa mixture, gently toss.
- Add mint, gently toss and season with salt.
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Something a little out of the ordinary with this recipe. Quick to whip up and makes quite a large quantity. Seemed a little bit light on taste to me but maybe I didn't have enough salt added to the quinoa when it was cooking. I used white quinoa as that was what I had in the pantry. Made for Aussie / Kiwi Swap March 2012
I made this recently but without the mint as I didn't have any on hand. I will use it next time. I used some canola oil in the dressing and a bit more ginger. Great recipt, friends loved it too, thanks for posting.
This was fresh tasting and DD (toddler) loved it too! I used white quinoa, freshly squeezed lemon juice, unrefined extra virgin olive oil and sea salt. I would make this again.


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Carrot Cake Recipes
Looking to make a delicious carrot cake for your next gathering or occasion? From cupcakes to fruitcakes and layered cake to spiced cakes, here you'll find a great collection of carrot cake recipes for your next party or gathering.
Recipe Spotlight
I received this recipe from the mother of a patient I cared for back in 1972 in St. Paul, Minnesota. It was, and is, the best carrot cake I have ever tasted. It's requested for many family gatherings and celebrations. — Becky Wachob, Kelly, WyomingGet Recipe


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Zora Rogers, M.D.
Department Pediatrics
- Medical School
- University of California, San Diego (1983)
- Internship
- University of Southern California Med. Center-LAC (1984), Pediatrics
- Residency
- University of Southern California Med. Center-LAC (1986), Pediatrics
- Fellowship
- University of Southern California Med. Center-LAC (1987), Hematology
- Fellowship
- UT Southwestern - Children's Medical Center (1990), Pediatric Hematology/oncology
Specialty Areas
Clinical Interest
Research Interest
- Characterization of the natural history and improvement of the treatment of children and adolescents with non-malignant hematologic diseases such as congenital bone marrow failure syndromes, aplastic anemia thalassemia, sickle cell disease, and immune cytopenias
- Development of optimum management approaches to major clinical events in children with sickle cell disease (febrile illness, chest syndrome, painful crisis, avascular necrosis, stroke)
- Use of hydroxyurea, transfusion, stem cell transplantation and other therapies, particularly in young children, to prevent the morbidity of sickle cell anemia
Featured Publications
- A two-year pilot trial of hydroxyurea in very young children with sickle-cell anemia.
- Wang WC, Wynn LW, Rogers ZR, Scott JP, Lane PA, Ware RE J. Pediatr. 2001 Dec 139 6 790-6
- Outpatient penile aspiration and epinephrine irrigation for young patients with sickle cell anemia and prolonged priapism.
- Mantadakis E, Ewalt DH, Cavender JD, Rogers ZR, Buchanan GR Blood 2000 Jan 95 1 78-82
- Functional asplenia in hemoglobin SC disease.
- Lane PA, O'Connell JL, Lear JL, Rogers ZR, Woods GM, Hassell KL, Wethers DL, Luckey DW, Buchanan GR Blood 1995 Apr 85 8 2238-44
- Outpatient management of febrile illness in infants and young children with sickle cell anemia.
- Rogers ZR, Morrison RA, Vedro DA, Buchanan GR J. Pediatr. 1990 Nov 117 5 736-9
- Pharmacokinetics and bioequivalence of a liquid formulation of hydroxyurea in children with sickle cell anemia.
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The record set in the July 23 Great Maverick Duck Race definitely wasn't wind-aided.
Nary a breeze stirred to push along the flock of 13,000 rubber ducks racing in the Maverick Boys & Girls Club fund-raiser at Amarillo's Medical Center Park. Between 1,000 and 1,200 people enjoyed food and fun before moving to the shoreline to cheer the ducks on in a race that has taken 15 to 20 minutes in the past.
"It took an hour and 10 minutes," said Melodi Moore-Byrd, Maverick development director. "There was no wind. Who would have thought in Amarillo that would be a problem? One day out of 600 in Amarillo that we don't have wind, and that just happens to be the day we're racing ducks."
The duck adopted by Gemma Mitchell of Amarillo floated across the finish line first, winning her the grand-prize 1999 Dodge Dakota Sport pickup.
Despite the rather slow stable of thoroughbreds, the race can be termed a success. The fund-raiser collected a total, including gifts in-kind, of $105,000, before expenses, Moore-Byrd said.
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It was an easy decision insists giant centre-half
Fans favourite centre-half one of a number of players not offered new deals by Gary Mills
Dragons bring in Stoke City youngster Ryan O'Reilly, however strike is missing after being laid low by mystery bite
'If the same chances come along again then two or three of them are going to go in'
The Dragons have been stuck in a rut since their play off final defeat, here Liam Randall asks whether they need to change their long-term strategy
The forward - who spent two seasons at the Racecourse - has quit the game at 39
In the latest fans column, Alex Taylor argues that Dragons supporters should keep the faith in the manager
Take a look back at the Dragons' memorable FA Cup third round performance when Mark Carrington handed them an unlikely lead
The Dragons' early season performances were like oil paintings, but the National League is more like a Jackson Pollock and now they need battlers
Dragons skipper sums up his 2015 and sets out the club's target for the remainder of the term
Post sport writer Rob Griffiths runs his eye over the Dragons record in the FA Trophy after Saturday's win over Tranmere
Post sport writer Rob Griffiths takes a look back at the devastating defeat at the Deva Stadium to cross-border rivals Chester
Dragons defender hopes to earn return to Wembley to right the wrongs of North Ferriby United loss
There was a high turnover of comings and goings at the Racecourse this summer, Liam Randall tracks what happened to those who left
The Dragons boss has been told that winning promotion is the priority, but said he enjoyed winning both with York
Liam Randall on how the Dragons made the right managerial appointment in the summer
Connor Jennings honoured to be captain, and hopes to continue Dragons up turn in form
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8 Ways to Use Prong Settings, Prong Setting Rings and Prong Chatons. All 20% Off!
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Iris Mishly of Polypedia Online Express has created another great looking tutorial on how to layer, cut and assemble clay beads using several of the Nunn Design open frame pendants….Read More
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We have added more Cheat Sheets to our Pinterest Tutorial Board these past couple of weeks. Here is a quick review of the 10 Cheat Sheet Tutorials that we have…Read More
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Farm payments that had been temporarily suspended due to sequestration resumed Wednesday.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture officials made that announcement this week.
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On March 4, FSA began a temporary suspension of FSA program payments in order to assess the impact of sequestration and determine the least-disruptive process possible for carrying out required cuts.
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NEW YORK - AT&T, International Paper and Eastman Kodak are being dropped from the Dow Jones industrial average and replaced with other companies in a switch that reflects the decline of U.S. manufacturing and the rise of health-care and financial services.
The three longtime components of the 30-stock index will be replaced Thursday by insurance giant AIG, telephone company Verizon and pharmaceutical maker Pfizer.
"Our main focus in this particular group of changes was not who do we kick out or replace. It was to recognize the trend of the growth of the financial or health-care sectors," said John Prestbo, editor of Dow Jones Indexes and markets editor of The Wall Street Journal.
The Journal's top editors select the Dow's components.
"When it came to selecting companies to leave the Dow to make room for the new ones, we took recognition of another trend, and that is basic materials stocks have become less important, less weighty in the market."
Verizon joins another Baby Bell, SBC Communications, which was added in 1999.
It replaces its former parent, AT&T, which had been a Dow component since 1939.
Kodak, the struggling film company that has been one of the worst-performing stocks, downplayed the change.
"Membership in any index has no bearing on our ability to manage the company for profitable growth," spokesman Gerard Meuchner said.
AT&T issued a statement saying that while the company and the telecommunications industry have suffered from soft demand in recent years, the company remains "a bellwether of the U.S. economy."
International Paper officials said the changes reflected those of the stock market, rather than a commentary on the company.
"The composition of the Dow Jones industrial average has no bearing on the company's continuing focus on adding value for our customers ... and providing solid returns to shareholders," a company statement said.
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Anne Basting wins $40,000 for "Islands of Milwaukee"
Anne Basting, a scholar in theater and aging at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, has won a prestigious, $40,000 award for a project that seeks to reconnect isolated seniors with the community in Milwaukee.
Basting won the Map Fund award from Creative Capital along with Sojourn Theater. Their "Islands of Milwaukee" project will address "decades of structural segregation" by using media, visual art installation and performance to engage Milwaukeeans with the city's homebound seniors. »Read Full Blog Post
A Spotify playlist for "Respect Yourself," Robert Gordon's history of Stax Records
This week I reviewed Memphis music writer Robert Gordon's excellent "Respect Yourself: Stax Records and the Soul Explosion," an excellent history of the label that gave us hits and deep cuts by Booker T. and the M.G.'s, Carla Thomas, Otis Redding, Sam and Dave, the Bar-Kays, Isaac Hayes, the Staple Singers and many others.
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Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, chorus excel in dynamics for 'Mass'
For those to whom music speaks volumes, hearing Schubert's profound "Mass No. 6" was a meaningful commemoration of the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination.
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and Chorus gave a powerful performance of the piece Friday evening, under guest conductor Hans Graf. »Read Full Article
Smart staging sparks Skylight's 'Les Misérables'
The student revolution commemorated in "Les Misérables" may have gone bust, but with all due respect to the flag-waving Enjolras, he's no Molly Rhode.
One year after making her Skylight Music Theatre directorial debut with an unforgettable "The Sound of Music," Rhode is leading the charge in the Skylight's revolutionary production of "Les Miz," which combines some of the smartest staging I've seen all year with a glorious cast, ensuring you'll hear the people sing as never before. »Read Full Article(5)
Milwaukee Rep's ensemble shines in 'Noises Off'
That theater troupe that just hit town is having the same kind of season the Green Bay Packers are — bumblin', stumblin' and getting hurt. Only its audience is shaking with laughter, not frustration.
The Milwaukee Repertory Theater opened a lively production of Michael Frayn's farce "Noises Off" Friday evening to constant ripples of laughter from the Quadracci Powerhouse Theater crowd. Director KJ Sanchez's staging makes strong use of familiar Rep actors while giving all of the talent chances to shine. »Read Full Article(1)
Hong Thai in West Allis closed; it's to reopen as Krung Thai
Hong Thai, 6425 W. Greenfield Ave., West Allis, has closed; a sign on the door says it will reopen as Krung Thai in a new location but doesn't specify where.
The restaurant first was opened in the mid-1990s by Noudeum Pophananouvong nearby, at 6501 W. Greenfield. When that building was scheduled to be demolished, the restaurant moved to 5114 S. 108th St. in Hales Corners. It ultimately returned to Greenfield Ave., in new construction. »Read Full Blog Post


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The Forest of Bourg-Marie
Early Canadian Literature Series
Paper 266 pp.
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In The Forest of Bourg-Marie, originally published in 1898, Toronto author and musician S. Frances Harrison draws together a highly mythologized image of Quebec society and the forms of Gothic literature that were already familiar to her English-speaking audience. It tells the story of a fourteen-year-old French Canadian who is lured to the United States by the promise of financial reward, only to be rejected by his grandfather upon his return. In doing so, the novel offers a powerful critique of the personal and cultural consequences of emigration out of Canada.
In her afterword, Cynthia Sugars considers how The Forest of Bourg-Marie reimagines the Gothic tradition from a settler Canadian perspective, turning to a French-Canadian setting with distinctly New-World overtones. Harrison's twist on the traditional Gothic plotline offers an inversion of such Gothic motifs as the decadent aristocrat and ancestral curse by playing on questions of illegitimacy and cultural preservation.
S. Frances Harrison (1859–1935) was a Toronto-based author and musician. She was the author of a book of poems, a book of sketches, and two novels, including The Forest of Bourg-Marie (1898).
Cynthia Sugars is a professor of English at the University of Ottawa, where she teaches Canadian literature. She is the author of Canadian Gothic: Literature, History, and the Spectre of Self-Invention(2014) and is the editor of numerous essay collections, including The Oxford Handbook of Canadian Literature (forthcoming 2015); Canadian Literature and Cultural Memory (with Eleanor Ty, 2014); Unsettled Remains: Canadian Literature and the postcolonial Gothic (with Gerry Turcotte; WLU Press, 2009); and the historical anthology Canadian Literature in English: Texts and Contexts (with Laura Moss, 2009). With Herb Wyile, she is currently the co-editor of Studies in Canadian Literature.
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