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An old-school lacrosse term for when a player or his stick is checked hard enough to make him drop it. Not many schools still follow with the tradition belowmentioned:
::Player is checked and drops stick::
Opposing team on sideline: "YARD SALE!!!"
Opposing team on sideline: "YARD SALE!!!"
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A person who is scattered and uncollected
A person who is drunken and disorderly
A person who is drunken and disorderly
Damn, that guy is a yard sale
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a sale in one's yard, but not usually of one's yard.
for people in the UK, it is similar to a boot sale, but held in a private person's yard. See also Garage sale
for people in the UK, it is similar to a boot sale, but held in a private person's yard. See also Garage sale
One person's trash is another person's treasure, which accounts for the popularity of yard sales.
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In contact sports when a player is hit, checked or tackled by an opponent so hard the equipment from the player being hit fall off the player and spread all over the playing surface. Make the playing surface look like the front yard at a Garage or yard sale covered in used sporting equipment. The opposition will then yell "Yardsale" to complete the act.
"Did you see me yardsale that guy last quarter. His helmet landed 10 yards away."
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When you are skiing down a mountain and all of your gear flies
in every direction after a big wipe out or small avalanche. It sux trying to gather it all together afterwards.
in every direction after a big wipe out or small avalanche. It sux trying to gather it all together afterwards.
Dude, I was flying down the pass yesterday when a noobie cut me off and I bit the slope at like 100 mph. My gear was a total yard sale. I lost my snoopy beannie.
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Having a really bad wipeout.
That snowboarder tried to hit the kicker, but dug his edge and had a yard sale.
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When a girl is giving a guy head and jerking two guys off at once. Dervied from a skiing term, because a face plant during alpine skiing is called a yardsale. So when the girl is skiing (jerking two guys off at once) and falls down on the third guy's cock, its called a yardsale.
That gang bang really got crazy last night when we yard saled that bitch.
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A fine pianist who began playing professionally in Louisville during the '50s, Rahn Burton started with Rahsaan Roland Kirk in 1953, and toured with him through the Midwest for six years. One of Kirk's earliest Argo albums included a Burton composition. Burton toured with George Adams, playing organ in the mid-'60s, following engagements in New York, Syracuse, and Louisville, then worked in Atlanta with Sirone. Burton rejoined Kirk in the late '60s, playing with him until the mid-'70s and making several recordings. He formed his own band, the African-American Connection, in the early '70s and continued heading them at various points. He played and recorded with Michael Carvin, Stanley Turrentine, Leon Thomas, Carlos Garnett, Hannibal Marvin Peterson, Charlie Rouse, Adams, and Beaver Harris. Rahn Burton died in New York City on January 25, 2013, at the age of 78. ~ Ron Wynn, Rovi

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In this chapter, we will discuss Dreamweaver's collaborative and publishing tools. Now when you are developing websites, it's important to identify errors or problems early on and not towards the end of the development cycle. To assist you in making sure your sites are error-free, Dreamweaver has extensive reporting capabilities that can scan your site and report on potential problems at anytime in your development cycle. So if you would like to run some reports, you can use a panel that you have probably seen before but you might not have been using it to its fullest capacity. So let's go up to Window and let's choose Results. Window > Results. Now this is the dialog box that comes up anytime you do a Find and Replace or anytime Dreamweaver wants to report some results of what it has changed. It can even help you when you are looking through the Help files. Maybe you have asked for a reference and it brought this panel up as well. So at the top if this panel, we have a series of tabs or navigation bars, Results, Search, Reference, Validation, Browser Compatibility Check, Link Checker, Site Reports and FTP Log and it is all very descriptive and this is exactly what this panel allows us to do so we can check validation either site wide or one file at a time. We can check for browser compatibility checking. We can check to make sure that the links on the site are working, we can run the reports. This is a very, very powerful panel.
So what we want to talk about right now are running reports. So I am going to click on this Site Reports tab and that should bring that up. If you have been running any reports recently, you will actually see the results of it. So if you don't see anything there, you don't worry about that too much. Now make sure if you are following along the Exercise Files with me that you have defined a site for our Lesson 10 publishing and we don't really need to have any file open right now because you can run reports either on a folder or on a file or site-wide like we are going to do. When you are ready to run a report, click on the Play button on the left hand side that's on the upper left-hand corner and a dialog box is going to come up. Now notice that it is asking you, do you want us to report on the current local site? Do you want to run the report on the current document, the entire current local site, or a selected file in the site? And you would select files that are on the Site panel, in the Files panel, before you run this or you can browse to a specific folder if you are looking for just doing a sub- directory. Well, let's go ahead and say Entire current local site.
Now when you are running a report, you have got two types of reports. You have Workflow and you have HTML. Now, Workflow reports can help you if you are in a collaborative environment working with a team. We are going to cover check-in and check-out a little bit later on but you can run reports to see which files have been checked out by which individuals. We can run a report on design notes see which have files have design notes attached to them. That's another topic that we will cover a little bit later in this chapter and you can see which files have been recently modified. So, you can see if somebody has updated a file that you weren't really aware of. Now, HTML reports is where we are going to concentrate in this exercise. You can search for combinable nested font tags, accessibility, missing alt text, redundant nested tags, removable empty tags and untitled document. Now, you can tell Dreamweaver has been doing this for a while because you should not be using font tags at all, much less combinable nested font tags but if you have some older legacy code, Dreamweaver could report on that for you.
Now, some of these reports have very detailed settings and I am going to click the checkbox for Accessibility. Now, if you click the checkbox for Accessibility, you are going to get a Report Settings option down at the bottom of the Reports dialog box. So, go ahead and click Report Settings and you can see for accessibility, Dreamweaver offers a very extensive list of accessibility checks. If Section 508 Accessibility is very important to you, you can pull that menu down and notice all the different things that can it report on. You can pick and choose what you want. You do not have to get report with all this back. So, I could come in and say well, I am not really working on I-frames, so I am going to disable that. And I am not working with a frame, so I am going to disable that. And if I ran this report with Accessibility turned on, it would not check for those two things. So you can be very selective about what the accessibility test checks for and what it doesn't. Now this is a lot to go through.
You have got 508 compatibility, you have got the W3CWCAG Accessibility tests. So you have got a lot of things going on here. Let's say you go through and you enable a lot of settings and you disable some settings. You do not want to have to do this every single time. Certain sites might actually need stricter accessibility checking than others. So, what do you do? Well, we can come right over here and we can save these settings. So, if I choose Save Settings, it will go ahead and save them for the next time I run this report. So, feel free to go and modify those and choose exactly the settings that you want and you can click Save Settings and it will remember them the next time you run this report. I am going to choose Cancel and I am not going to do an accessibility test. There is a lot of stuff going on there that we don't need to see but I am going to check for Missing Alt Text and Untitled Documents. So those are two things that can really drive you crazy.
You have gone through and designed your whole site and you have placed all your images on the page, you have saved all your documents, you've uploaded and next thing you know, you are looking through it and you have a few files that say Untitled Document, you have some images missing, and alt text, and you don't catch it until after you have published the site. So running this type of report during the development process is going to save you a lot of time. So I am going to choose Run and it will run the report and it is going to scan through all your files, so depending upon how large your site is, this could be a very quick function or it could take a while. If you have a really huge site, you might want to consider running the reports on sub-directories at a time instead of trying the whole thing. Well, my report is finished and I can see that I have three problems. about.htm is missing in Alt Attribute and then the bios page for Ben and the bios page for William are all Untitled Documents. It even reports back to me which line the problems are on.
Now I don't have these documents open. So I can make a note of these and then go back and fix them later on. As a matter of fact, if I am working in a collaborative environment, I actually have a little disk icon and that will allow me to save this report as a text file. So if I get a lot of reports back and I have got some team members that I want to work on, I could save this report, I could print that out or email to him and say please fix these items. Of course, the Site Report dialog box does a lot more than this. I can actually use this dialog box to open up these files and fix the problem. So, if I go to about.htm and I double click that, not only is it going to open up the file but notice where it opens it up to. So I now have- and I am going to move my Results panel down so I can see what's going on here. It actually opens up in split screen view and I am on line 30 and it is actually highlighting the image that's missing the Alt attributes. If I scroll up, I can see that it has selected this image and now I can go ahead and Alt tag this. I am going to go ahead and type in cheek chastain gallery and hit Enter. All right, fantastic.
Now, unfortunately, it doesn't remove it from the list but if you are working sequentially, just go right on down the list. Now I will go ahead and do the same thing for Ben. I will double click that. It opens up Ben and notice that it opens up the split screen view and I have got the title highlighted so I can just click it right there and type in cheek chastain bios and then I type in Ben. I don't feel like typing all that again so I will copy that so I can fix Williams. I will double click on Williams, it opens it up and I will just paste that in and we will just highlight Ben and change that to William.
Okay, I'll go up to File. I'll do a Save All and I'll do a Close All and that should fix my problem. Now, if you are going to do something like this, you might as well go ahead and run the report again. Missing Alt Text, Untitled Documents, Entire current local site. Select Run. It will run through and this time hopefully, it won't find any problems. It's still going and now we know that everything is fine. No big issues. The Results panel offers us more functionality than this and in the next exercise, we are going to take a look at another report called Link Checker that can save us a tremendous amount of time as well.
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Curtis Granderson CF
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Andruw Jones LF
Jayson Nix SS
Chris Stewart C
Freddy Garcia RHP
Desmond Jennings LF
Carlos Pena 1B
B.J. Upton CF
Hideki Matsui RF
Ben Zobrist 2B
Luke Scott DH
Jose Lobaton C
Will Rhymes 3B
Elliott Johnson SS
Matt Moore LHP
Russell Martin is out of the lineup again, but Joe Girardi said it was just to rest his catcher after having played the past two games in 90-plus degree weather in New York . . . Derek Jeter gets his ninth DH day of the season, which means Jayson Nix gets his sixth start at shortstop . . . Freddy Garcia is making his first start since April 28, when he couldn't get out of the second inning against the Detroit Tigers, allowing six earned runs. Since then, Garcia has made 10 relief appearances, none longer than 2-1/3 innings, so Girardi is hoping for "five or six innings out of him," or about 75 pitches. If Freddy falters early, D.J. Mitchell will be the long man . . . Garcia is 9-2 lifetime vs. the Rays with a 3.28 ERA, and has not allowed a run against them in his last 9-2/3 innings . . . Matt Moore has only made one other start against the Yankees, last Sept. 22, and threw five shutout innings in a 15-8 Tampa Bay win at Yankee Stadium.


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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, ADHD, is one of the most common mental disorders that develop in children. Children with ADHD have impaired functioning in multiple settings, including home, school, and in relationships with peers. If untreated, the disorder can have long-term adverse effects into adolescence and adulthood.
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Symptoms of ADHD will appear over the course of many months, and include:
- Impulsiveness: a child who acts quickly without thinking first.
- Hyperactivity: a child who can't sit still, walks, runs, or climbs around when others are seated, talks when others are talking.
- Inattention: a child who daydreams or seems to be in another world, is sidetracked by what is going on around him or her.
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Honda Motors Alabama fires up 2017 Ridgeline truck production
22 months has passed since the last generation 2015 Ridgeline SE pickup rolled off of the production line.
22 months has passed since the last generation 2015 Ridgeline SE pickup rolled off of the production line.
Honda effectively reinvents the midsize pickup truck
Thanks to our friends at autoblog.com we now have an EPA fuel efficiency rating for Honda's reinvented V6 Ridgeline pickup truck.
I can think of nothing more important in a car than the structural integrity, adjustability and seating comfort of the driver's and front passenger seat.
For 2016 Honda presents a 10th generation Civic featuring not only superior fuel economy, handling characteristics, exceptional active safety features, and state of the art personal electronic conn
Monday morning's in box contained an owner's forum comment thread from CivicX.Com addressing a handful of concerns as to the "thinness" of Honda Civic sheet metal, specifically the "flexable" hood
Honda's John Mendel is excited as to the future of Honda's latest Accord Hybrid, and rightfully so.
We discover "Warp Drive" in the all new 2016 Honda Civic Touring
I bought my first brand new pickup truck back in 1973. Just 2 years out of high school, married with a growing family and working construction it was time to purchase a dedicated work truck.
For 2016 American Honda Motor Company introduced the first turbocharged Civic in the mark's 43 year history.
With 90,000 + Civic's sold in the first quarter of 2016, as is often said: "The public has spoken."
I'm one of those old-school drivers that turns off the "infotainment" system when first encountered in a new ride. That's just how I am.
Indycar's a fascinating venue where in theory the competing field is driving like-for-like 4-wheeled technology -- leaving the winning technique up to luck, the driver's skill, and team-draft and b
Granted, as new car owner, engineers can often be the most critical. There job title and related project load comes with a required, often analytical eye for detail and subsequent quality.
Honda Motor Company of Japan issued a recall Monday morning for the 2015/2016 Honda Fit and the Fit based Vezel (HR-V in the U.S.) crossover.
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Donkey reclaims London. I'm ashamed any knowledge of this match reached the light of day.
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King of London
God save the queen! >:D
The Diminutive Tyrant of Sur'Kesh, Thessia, and Jolly Old England.
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WatermelonFarts 4 years ago#423
Missiles are a crutch to get extra points.
deal w/ it
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WatermelonFarts posted...gg manbearpig
The only time I was -ever- *****ing was after the game with Medic. I know I would have won had he not missiled.
Hop off my d, unless you want to keep talking crap and not back it up.
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Rafficus_III 4 years ago#425
To 500!
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Environments posted...Dagger : Environments (GT : Yatsufusa)
LOL Whatever happened to "you can only be King of one map at a time" ??
GT - Xero M XTC
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Havoc49J posted...Environments posted...Dagger : Environments (GT : Yatsufusa)
That got tossed out pretty quickly. Instead of maintaining one domain, most of the kings wanted to branch out. I'm perfectly happy with just one.
In case you can't tell, I was being sarcastic.
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I'm looking to attack or defend if anyones on.
Novaguards. The only missile usage allowed is two missiles on wave 10 or 11 (intent is for objectives) No reviving each other, must start wave 6.
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I'm looking to attack or defend if anyones on.
I would, but I'm crap with novaguards and I hate the charge misfire mechanic
In case you can't tell, I was being sarcastic.
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Havoc49J posted...I'm looking to attack or defend if anyones on.
I've yet to see a gamefaqs member play as a vanguard so im interested to see how i stack i. So unfortunately im gonna keep it as is. If you wanna just play gold im on now.
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Great location and great restaurants near by. Easy to get to the transport and see Washington DC.
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Stay anywhere else
Find anywhere else to stay, the Radisson in Old Town was my worst hotel stay in my 30 years of travel. The front desk people haven't a clue, it's apparent their 10 minutes of training wasn't enough. One of their staff walked in our room early Sunday morning to clean, a few taps on the door, and before we were fully awake, walked into the room. Both at check in and check out, the front desk staff gave preference to phone calls, then to people actually at the hotel. The Radisson in Old Town should be avoided, stay anywhere else, sleep in your car, under a railroad bridge, in either case you'll have a better stay.
A Horrid Dump of a Hotel
Do NOT stay at this dump. I cannot say it any better than this. I got this hotel on Priceline for $119.00. The price should have been $19.00.
The lobby is nice looking, but that's where it all stops. The customer service at the front desk is awful. The rooms have not been updated or thoroughly cleaned in years. The carpet is old and stained, the furniture is 1970 era, as is the old worn out mattress. The mattress is so old that you role into the middle of the bed. The sheets are like kleenex. The drapes in my room were torn up - ripped up actually. The first two rooms I went to had dirty sheets - with actual stains on the pillow cases.
The food in the restaurant is dreadful as is the service. The worst part is that the restaurant is dirty and ill kept.
The front desk person told me they have no intention of updating their beds or linens.
Stay anywhere else - at any price. Dreadful.
Adequate but not great
I stayed at the Radisson for a work-related conference. The airport shuttle was both comfortable and prompt. The room was large and clean with a nice view of the Potomac. The location is not great for site seeing, nor is it near many restaurants. The closest Metro station is not within walking distance either, but you if you don't want to take a cab you could take the free shuttle back to the airport and catch the metro there.
The biggest problem we had while we were at the Radisson was with the elevator. It was obvious they were having problems with it the whole time we were there as we heard the alarm go off a few times. Then we got stuck too for about 10-15 minutes. We had to call down to the desk twice before we got out and there was no apology or offer for any kind of added service.
It seemed to be that we were destined to be stranded in other ways too. The car service that they referred us to (to go to Mt. Vernon) was great on the way there, but it never showed up to pick us up as we had arranged! We had to figure out alternate transportation using a bus/metro/cab route just minutes before Mt. Vernon closed!
We ate the breakfast buffet in Chequers one morning. I have no complaints about that. Everything was properly cooked and tasted great.
Overall, it was a mixed experience. Some aspects were fine, other tolerable, and yet other aspects not so great. There are so many other places to stay in Alexandria that given a choice, I would look elsewhere.
Very average
Got a deal on this hotel on Priceline. Got there at 3pm to check in, room was not ready yet. We had 6th floor room, must be the smoking floor, you could smell it off the elevator. No big deal, but when we tried to check in the 1st time we were told we had non smoking. I suggest anyone who stays here and definately prefers non smoking to call and verify ahead of time.
Room was OK, furnishings a but worn down and dated. Room was clean. Bed was comfortable, bathroom average. Lounge was decent. Drinks were somewhat pricey and 1 bartender forced to bartend and wait tables. Breakfast buffet was OK, $9.95. Some front desk personnel helpful, others were not.
If you book this thinking you will be very close to King St and Old Town or the Metro, and that is important to you, look elsewhere. Not sure why this is even considered the "Old Town" Radisson. We walked back from King St I would guess about 10 blocks. Metro was even further. Had I known the location, I would have booked something else. Shuttle will take you to Airport Metro stop a few miles up the road, but schedule seems erratic, supposed to run on the 1/2 hour, came at different times.
Overall, the hotel was just OK, nothing special, nothing terrible either. Any questions shoot me an email firstname.lastname@example.com, I'd be glad to help.
Awful customer service
My family and I stayed at the Radisson in July 2005. Upon entering the room, there was a stale smoke smell although I requested non-smoking. The cable was fuzzy. Upons leaving for dinner that night, I notified the front desk that my cable was not working and that I would be out of the room for a few hours. They told me it would be fixed while I was gone. Upon returning to the room several hours later it was not fixed. In the morning, there was no hot water. They offered to fix it, since we would be staying for another night. After 3 hours of attempting to fix the shower, I requested another room as it was taking most of my day waiting for a shower. The new room was only minimialy better. The hot water took several minutes to heat up and was never HOT. I have stayed at other hotes in Old Town and this is by far the worst experience. The room had boring hotel decor that was not modern and was small. Luckily, I booked the room through Hotwire so I didn't pay full price for substandard service.
Grass is Greener somewhere else
We thought the hotel was nice....clean rooms, great pool (on the roof!), nice lobby....then we went to our parents hotel (Marriot-Key Bridge) We felt like we peasants. Whatever we had, theirs was better...nicer room, cleaner lobby, formal personnel, great pools, awesome view, great location. We were there for an engagement party and had family staying in Arlington. If we hadn't seen the Marriot we would have been pleased at the Radisson. Plus the Marriot was a bit less expensive. Overall it was nice, but there are indeed better places, so if you stay here, don't visit anyone else's hotel.
Decent hotel, but check others first
The Radisson Old Town Alexandria offers basic, no-frills accommodations. While the hotel is technically in Old Town, it is a bit of a hike from the downtown area. Rooms were spacious, with generic hotel decor. You may be able to find a better value by staying at a hotel closer to King Street, a B&B, or near the Metro station. The free shuttle to the airport and King Street (available every 30 minutes) is a nice feature. Check Priceline or Hotwire before booking directly through Radisson, as the cheaper you can get the rooms, the better! While there was nothing technically wrong with my experience, I did overhear other guests complaining about housekeeping, room service, and other staff, so be forewarned if you like lots of attention and personal touches.
Clean and comfortable
I stayed at the Radisson Old Towne Alexandria July 26-28, 2004. Although the hotel is older, it was very clean and the staff was pleasant. There was a bit of noise from the nearby train tracks the first night, but it did not bother me the rest of my stay. I received a $79 rate on priceline.com, and it was certainly worth every penny. I don't think I would pay the rack rate ($179). If you are looking for a clean hotel near the quaint shops in Alexandria and easy access to downton DC, you can't go wrong here.
Sleepless in Alexandria
We stayed at the Radisson in June 2004, it is truly hard to believe that this Hotel is part of the Radisson chain. First we were given a room that was already occupied-the door was chained and we woke up a startled guest! Our room smelled of dirty socks, mmold and mildew-from the in-room air conditioner system that one would find in a very cheap hotel. The roof top air conditioner for the lobby of the hotel sits on a roof adjacent to one side of the hotel and when it operated it sounded exactly like an electric alarm clock-finally the room lacked a "do not disturb sign" so after a very short, sleepless night, the cleaning staff came into the room-without knocking-at 8:00. The front desk took off $50 after we voiced our displeasure, but with a $178.00 tariff it was a minimal gesture. It took the fun out of a great city.
Radisson a 'perfect 5'
I stayed at the Radisson in Alexandria, VA, the last weekend of January 2004. There are two other hotels in the vicinity (i.e., Sheraton and Holiday Inn) and of the three, the Radisson is the one that's a little long in the tooth. That having been said, my room was a little larger than normal, clean, and comfortable. The bathroom was in need of an update, and one of the other guests in our party complained of no hot water for his morning shower. I had no such problem. There is high speed internet available in the room for $9.95 per day. Our group had dinner in the hotel dining room on Saturday night and we were the only people in the entire restaurant. Service was unreasonably slow and the food was only OK, nothing to write home about. Staff was pleasant and helpful. The price was right, $89 per night. If price were not an object, I would probably end up staying at one of the hotels in the vicinity of the King Street Metro station - they are closer to "the action" and offer more amenities.
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Washington DC....so much to see!
What an amazing place! I am sure I will be coming back for another visit and I'm still hear. I don't think I have ever said anything like this before but there is just so much to see and experience.
I am so pleased that that I chose to stay in Washington and so lucky with the hotel location.
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We start today of with a tour of Independence Hall where they wrote and signed the Declaration of Independence and The Constitution. It's a very nice building with replicas of all the original furniture from that time. After the tour we have free time until we head out to Washington at noon. Danielle and I head over to Washington Square through …
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Nice early start this morning. We were on the shuttle to JFK at 6.30am. Only a slight delay while they switched planes and we arrived at out hotel for 1.30. Our final hotel is lovely. We have a really large room, with a gorgeous marble bathroom. The shower even has a 'special head' positioned so it can clean your downstairs areas! We decided to ...
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For dinner, we hit Chinatown - we knew we had a winner when seeing 'Wok n Roll' - so had the classic combo of Chinese and a cocktail.
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Thanks to increased exposure from the X Games and Tony Hawk, skateboarding is more popular than ever. In fact, more and more skate parks are popping up throughout the country. Here are five worth checking out.
VANS Skatepark, Calif. — AKA "The Block"
Location: Orange, California
Opened: 1999
This world-class skatepark offers a mix of terrain for both professional riders and beginners. Whether you're just starting out or have been skating for years these ramps, mini ramps and street courses will both challenge and help you advance your skills. In case you need to sharpen your moves, this skatepark, known as "The Block," offers camps and private lessons for a small price. And don't worry, if you forget your board you can rent one for just five bucks a session.
Park Features:
- 20,000-square-foot indoor wood (birch) street course
- Stair sets, banks, rails, ledges, and manual pads
- A replica of the original Combi pool (believed to be one of the best pools in skateboarding history), which was located at the Upland Pipeline Skatepark in California
- Outdoor concrete street course with movable obstacles that can be set up to the skater's choice
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Video: The Concert Corner - Summerfest, Harley-Davidson's 110th, Garbage and more
Lot to run through in the Concert Corner chat this week. A whopping 96 bands were announced last week to play Summerfest and the Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary. And then there was Garbage's return to Milwaukee for the first time since 2005. Plus there's a lot to look forward to this week: the Joy Formidable, the Last Bison, the WAMI Awards.
So I tried to condense all this in my chat with CineStars' Brittany Umar, but of course couldn't get terribly deep. You can follow the links for more information on Summerfest 2013 headliners, the Harley-Davidson 110th anniversary lineup, the Garbage Eagles Ballroom show, Joy Formidable at Turner Hall Ballroom and the WAMI Awards. »Read Full Blog Post
MOWA invites artists to make art in a Luxenbourg castle all expenses paid
Some lucky Wisconsin artists will soon be able make art in a Luxembourg castle, all expenses paid, thanks to the Museum of Wisconsin Art.
The West Bend museum, also known as MOWA, has announced an international artist-in-residence program, sponsored by the Ansay Development Corporation in Port Washington and supported by the Ministry of Culture in Luxembourg. »Read Full Article
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Tuk's Thai Kitchen, a takeout restaurant, open in Riverwest
A native of Bangkok and her husband have opened Tuk's Thai Kitchen in Riverwest, at 1000 E. Locust St.
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Ryan Adams returns to Milwaukee Oct. 14
Ryan Adams — most definitely not to be confused with Bryan Adams — is readying the release of a new album, "Gimme Something Good" (out Sept. 9) and embarking on a fall tour. And that tour will take the singer-songwriter and rocker to the Riverside Theater Oct. 14, for his first Milwaukee concert since 2007.
Reserved seats, $35 to $45, are available beginning at noon Friday at the box office (116 W. Wisconsin Ave.), the Pabst Theater box office (144 E. Wells St.), by calling (414) 286-3663 and visiting pabsttheater.org. »Read Full Article
ZZ Top cancels Washington County Fair show
Blues rock's bearded kings ZZ Top have had to cancel several dates on the band's tour in July — including a headlining show Saturday at the Washington County Fair.
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On Tap Today: Panic! at the Disco at the Rave's Eagles Ballroom
The Rave is rocking this week. Less than 24 hours after Jack White's sold-out show at its biggest venue, the Eagles Ballroom, Brendon Urie with pop band Panic! at the Disco will step on the Eagles stage for a 7:30 p.m. show tonight.
Jack White brings amped-up energy to the Rave
Jack White's Monday night concert at the Rave's Eagles Ballroom reportedly was the fastest sellout in venue history: about 3,500 tickets gone in seven minutes flat.
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Is that really a fact?October 14,2013
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Yes, the debate (fight) on Obamacare is getting hot and nasty in Congress and the White House. But, wait! Hold the presses! The Tea Party radicals in Congress say they are protecting we the people from the Obama administration and its Obamacare medical care. That just cant be true guys. We know a delay tactic when we see one! If you upset the apple cart long enough you guys think the president will give in and throw in the towel or do something radical like you guys are doing. Delay, delay, delay! Its a tactic in war and we see that and understand it. So, dont tell us you are protecting us. You guys just want to win at any cost. Say it like it is guys! Tell the truth.
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Earshot Jazz Festival Preview: SF Jazz Collective By Robin Lloyd • Oct 17, 2013 Jamie Tanaka, sfjazz.org The SFJAZZ Collective is an all-star jazz ensemble comprising eight of the finest performer/composers at work in jazz today. Launched in 2004, the ensemble annually performs a new list of compositions by a modern jazz master and new pieces by the Collective members. 'Nobody Knows You', Classic in Any Genre By John Kessler • Oct 11, 2013 This iconic hard-luck song was a hit when Bessie Smith recorded it in 1929, and with its timeless message and memorable melody, "Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out" has been a favorite for singers in almost every genre including jazz, blues, folk and rock. Bessie Smith was the most popular female jazz and blues singer of the 1920's, and the highest paid black entertainer of the day. Known as "The Empress of the Blues", she often worked with the top tier players in the business, including Louis Armstrong, Coleman Hawkins and James P. Johnson. Earshot Jazz Festival Preview: Dafnis Prieto By Robin Lloyd • Oct 10, 2013 dafnisonmusic.com The Cuban-born drummer/percussionist, bandleader and composer Dafnis Prieto appears at the Earshot Jazz Festival next Thursday, October 17 at the Poncho Concert Hall at Cornish College for the Arts, with his Si o Si Quartet: Peter Apfelbaum (saxophone/melodica/caxixi), Robert Rodriguez (piano) and Johannes Weidenmueller (bass). Pat Martino, Guitar Hero—Twice in a Lifetime By Robin Lloyd • Oct 9, 2013 wikipedia Guitarist Pat Martino was a jazz and soul-jazz star since the mid-1960s, recording for the Prestige, Muse, Warner Bros. and Blue Note labels. In 1980, after operations for a brain aneurysm, he could remember nothing. Remembering Oscar; Celebrating Latin Grammys By Robin Lloyd • Oct 3, 2013 oscarcastroneves.com Oscar Castro Neves 1940-2013 A founding figure in the development of Bossa Nova, Brazilian guitarist, composer and arranger Oscar Castro Neves died on September 27. 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Latin Jazz Birthdays: Turre and Lynch By Robin Lloyd • Sep 12, 2013 Tomoji Hirakata Today is the birthday of two outstanding jazz artists who have years of experience in the Latin jazz format: Herbie Hancock to Receive Kennedy Center Honors By The Associated Press • Sep 12, 2013 Lionel Cironneau / Associated Press Jazz legend Herbie Hancock is among four musicians who will receive this year's Kennedy Center Honors, along with actress Shirley MacLaine. The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts announced the selections Thursday. The honorees also include Billie Joel, Carlos Santana, and opera star Martina Arroyo. Blues for the 'Big Boss Man' By John Kessler • Sep 6, 2013 Listen Listening... / 3:42 The Blues Time Machine Jimmy Reed is one of the most influential bluesmen in history and his songs will always be part of the blues repertoire. "Baby, What You Want Me to Do," "Bright Lights, Big City," " You Don't Have to Go", are just some of the songs Reed made popular. 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Though not a flashy guitarist, his voice was packed with power, and the songs he wrote have lasted through the years to be sung by Led Zeppelin and Bob Dylan. 4 Ways to Sing 'The Same Thing' By John Kessler • Aug 23, 2013 Listen Listening... / 3:56 The Blues Time Machine This deceptively simple blues song is a masterpiece of restraint and execution. Recorded first in 1964, it features the voice of Muddy Waters and the piano of Otis Spann in call-and-response. Buoyed by composer Willie Dixon's bass, Waters slide guitar speaks only twice in the entire song, with bone-chilling results. Cedar Walton's Latin Tinge By Robin Lloyd • Aug 22, 2013 wikipedia Pianist and composer Cedar Walton died this week, at the age of 79. He was perhaps best known for his years with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers (1961-1964), where he presented some of his compositions that became jazz standards, like Ugetsu (Fantasy in D), Firm Roots, Bolivia and Mosaic. 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Erie County church to host Operation Christmas Child packing party
Oxana Moore doesn't remember what was in her Operation Christmas Child shoe box.
Small toys, pens and pencils, maybe some candy were all likely inside the brightly wrapped package that she opened in Belarus when she was 13.
"I joke that if I knew that God was going to use me 10 years later to share my testimony, I would have written it down," Moore said in a blog entry encouraging people to send the boxes.
She said it's not important that she can't recall the contents because it's the message that matters. She considers the box, sent by someone from another land, a reminder of God's love for her.
"The days that I prayed as a child and wondered if God was listening, he gently reminded me through a stranger's kindness that he was there when I wept and he was there when I rejoiced," she wrote in the blog.
Moore, who later moved to the United States, will be at an Erie County church this month to share her story during an Operation Christmas Child packing party.
Operation Christmas Child is a project of Samaritan's Purse, an international Christian relief organization that aims to hand-deliver more than 8.5 million shoe boxes full of gifts to hurting children in 100 countries this year, according to a news release.
Organizers of the packing party at Grace Church want to contribute 15,000 boxes to that effort. The boxes filled on Sept. 24 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. will count toward a northwestern Pennsylvania goal of 32,000 gifts this year, said Kathy Schriefer, northwestern Pennsylvania area team coordinator for Operation Christmas Child.
In 2010, the project received 27,444 boxes from northwestern Pennsylvania, she said.
The boxes, filled with small toys and gifts, hygiene products and school supplies, will be delivered to children suffering from terrorism, natural disaster, disease and poverty, according to the release.
"Every day, kids around the world are just hoping that something good will happen," Schriefer said. "Kids facing poverty, war and disease need to know that they aren't forgotten. Packing a shoe box is a unique way we can reach into the lives of children living in some of the most desperate places around the world and let them know their life matters."
Moore grew up in the aftermath of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, which happened when she was 2. She was about 13 when she received her Operation Christmas Child gift.
Now 27 and living in Mountain Rest, S.C., she said she packs a few boxes herself each year and also travels to tell people about her experience with Operation Christmas Child.
Moore doesn't know who sent her box. Some packers tuck a letter inside but Moore didn't receive one.
Boxes can be prepared by individuals, families and groups. All are welcome at the party.
"We're looking for more volunteers from the community to help us get these boxes packed," Schriefer said.
People who can't make the party can pack boxes themselves. A national collection week, with several drop-off sites in northwestern Pennsylvania, is usually held each November.
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A 5.7-magnitude earthquake struck Northern California on Thursday. Share your experience on KCRA's Live Wire.
Up to 45 aftershocks now...here is a map of all the shocks as well as the initial earthquake: http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BLCss5ZCMAAmKao.jpgby David Biggar via twitter edited by Shawn Brouwer/KCRA Staff 5/24/2013 3:54:46 PM
A 5.7-magnitude earthquake rattled the Sacramento Valley on Thursday evening, including the downtown area. Read full story, here.
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RT @CHPsouthern: Not today. RT @PublicistJerica: Praying the 405 freeway is kind to me todayby Cal OES via twitter 5/24/2013 3:00:32 PM
I was watching TV when I felt a "rolling feeling" I thought the neighbor might be moving something but no, I asked my skeptical son if he felt that his response was "Dad your nuts"...... Less then 10 minutes later he comes downstairs and says "ah Dad you may be right......"
My first earthquake. In Woodland, Sitting on the couch with my son watching the Sharks game when I hear a rythmic tapping noise behind me. I looked over at my son, who had one arm stretched out behind his head, and saw our wooden slat window blinds swaying in a out and tapping onto the window. I told him to stop doing that because it was distracting and he said he wasnt doing anything. I look again and see the blind behind my head doing the same swaying. Wow, really freaky. also felt kind of lightheaded as it seemed like the room was moving. I was the only one who felt it. It lasted for maybe 15 seconds.
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I was doing homework I'm my dinning room as my son slept, out of nowhere I feel the table shaking I thought it was me since I was leaning on the table, it even got me dizzy. Then It hit me, I ran into the loving room to wake my 2 year up just in case it got worse. I've never felt so frightened in my life,
Yes we felt the earthquake in lincoln around 8:48pm while sitting on the couch enjoying a glass of wine. We could feel the couch slowly rocking & looked at each other & simotaniously said " earthquake"!. Feeling the earth move is one of the most unnerving experiences.
Yes we felt the earthquake in Lincoln around 8:48pm while sitting on the couch enjoying a glass of red wine. We both noticed the couch slowly rocking. We looked at each other & simotaniously said "earthquake"!. We were in Lake Tahoe for the last earthquake & new exactly what this was. Feeling the earth move is one of the most unnerving things ever felt.
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I was awake lastnight at about 1:09 am when i felt the first after shock. Then i felt another just about a minute later. I was walking up a flight of old wooden stairs and could see each individual stair move during this event. It was scary at first but it was really cool to watch.
I was laying down on the sofa watching the movie " El Rey David" when about 8:45 pm I felt the sofa moving, then I looked at the sliding door blinds and they were moving like if the wind was blowing gentle, but the door was looked. I got up and said: "That is an earthquake." I changed the channel to channel 3 and almost immediately the news of an earthquake was on.
I live in Carmichael, sitting on my bed. I had been very nauseous for about 30 minutes before it hit. My door started moving, the house creaked and at the same time, I felt it roll from the back of the house, rocked my bed, swaying it all around and my shelves moved. My son started screaming that someone moved the couch while he was sitting on it and the legos on the table moved, as well as the light fixtures... it went on for a little while.. then settled down. He has never been through an earthquake. He was pretty worried all night. The bird freaked out and stuck himself in to his corner and swayed and watched the top of his cage.... his bells were moving.... lol..... it was funny... my dog, the fearless wonder that she is kept looking around, after she woke up.
Very in-opportune moment. I was sitting on the toilet. The wave came through the house from north to south. At first I thought I was getting dizzy then saw the shower curtain moving. My wife was reading in bed and said the whole bed undulated and the doors moved. Seemed to last for about 5 seconds. Literally scared the S@#$ out of me!
Mt Lassen looks quiet. #earthquake http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BLC6IoyCIAEHdZo.jpgby David Bienick via twitter 5/24/2013 4:53:30 PM
It's International Tiara Day. So easy to find related @USGS links! Here's one on Natural Gemstones: http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/gemstones/ #tiaradayby USGS via twitter 5/24/2013 5:20:08 PM
After last night's Northern California earthquake, do you know how to survive during and after a major earthquake? VIDEO >>...by Cal OES via twitter 5/24/2013 5:30:19 PM
Wow! I've never experienced an earthquake before last night. I was sitting on the couch with my dog which was in a deep snoring state of sleep, when all of a sudden I felt like I was rocking from side to side. I looked down to make sure that she wasn't running in her sleep, but she was Not moving. I sat up thinking maybe something was wrong with me...I felt fine , just a little noided out. Not 10mins later I get a Kcra breaking news bulletin about Downtown Sacramento feeling the quake. I called my husband immediately to tell him & he told me to get out of the house! I spent the next hour outside with my dogs on their bed...Note to self: Educate yourself about what to do during an Earthquake!!!
We were at the Brit Pink Floyd show at the Sacramento Community Center Theater when it struck. The band was in the middle of the song "Us and Them" when our seats shook back and forth in a forward and backward motion, very noticeable to my wife Tammy. She says "We just had an Earthquake", and sure enough it was. I thought the Thunderous Bass from the show was shaking the Theater, but as usual she was right!
I was sitting in the downstairs family room which is on the foundation and I felt the rumbling and rolling under my feet. My rocker recliner twisted at the same time and I could hear the large wind chimes in my back yard that hang from my patio cover clang and bang. At first I wasn't sure what I was experiencing becuase my dogs did not respond to it, but as I looked out at my inground pool, the water was moving back and forth in the pool so that is when I realized I had experienced the earthquake and it was a big one. I also felt a couple of the aftershocks. I live in Elk Grove behind EGHS and both my daughters live a mile north east of me. Neither one of them felt the earthquake.
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