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The available 6.1-inch Touch Panel display puts a world of audio control at your fingertips, with improved user interface, graphic icon display and hard keys to make functionality safer and easier. Lose yourself in over 130 channels with the available satellite radio with Sirius XM, or tune in your favorite local stations with HD Radio®, all while keeping your focus on the road ahead.
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Standard on all trims for the Outlander is the ECO Drive Support System. When the ECO Mode is engaged, the system helps you drive in a more environmentally friendly fashion. By slightly reducing engine power on initial acceleration, Outlander employs energy saving measures throughout the vehicles including the engine and air conditioning system. Plus, on Outlander models equipped with Super All-Wheel Control (S-AWC), the ECO Mode allows the vehicle to function in 2WD until sensors determine that 4WD is necessary. The result is not only better fuel economy, but also lower emissions. You are doing something good for the planet and for your wallet.
Available in the Outlander, youll find the Rockford Fosgate® premium audio system pumping up to 710 watts through nine speakers-including a 10-inch dual-voice coil subwoofer with Punch Control® - to deliver deep, rich bass and crystal-clear highs. It also encompasses the latest audio technology such as Digital Signal Processing, DTS Neural Surround, PremiDIA-WIDE Surround, and Dolby® Volume. And with myriad improvements already made to its quietness and noise isolation, you can bet the Outlander is sounding better than ever.
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"Roxy, Atomic. Editing by Lowe Andersson."
Henrik Lampert loves skiing, pizza, the Boston Bruins and the great nation of Norway. The 28-year-old Massachusetts native is Editor-in-Chief here at FREESKIER, overseeing print, digital and social channels. A 10-year ski tester with FREESKIER and formerly the Online Editor, "Lambo" joined the staff in 2010.

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Bogs 'Plimsoll Herringbone' Mid High Waterproof Snow Boot (Women)
Women's Sorel 'Tivoli Ii' Waterproof Boot, Size 7
A charming, waterproof boot with a molded rubber sole keeps feet dry no matter what the conditions. A full faux-shearling lining, enhanced with 100 grams of Thinsulate insulation, ensures feet stay toasty warm. Color(s): black, black/ pale gold, black/ sea salt, bright plum, curry brown, dark grey, peatmoss, quarry, red ... Learn More
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Natural, hand-lasted rubber finishes a sleek lace-up boot designed with four-way stretch lining and a contoured EVA insole for comfortable support. A grippy-tread outsole delivers excellent traction, and a DuraFresh inner bootie with Max-Wick moisture-management technology helps keep your feet dry and fresh. Color(s): black, red. Brand: Bogs Footwear. Style ... Learn More
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A neat belt crosses the elastic-inset shaft seam of a waterproof leather boot given traction by no-nonsense L7 lugs and a partially recycled rubber sole with true welt construction. An anti-fatigue footbed with built-in arch support makes it comfortable to wear all day long, and a tonal stretch-goring inset behind ... Learn More
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Patterned printed rubber keeps feet dry and spirits high in this jersey-lined waterproof bootie. Rubber pleating and an adjustable buckle strap ensure a comfortable fit while a lug sole helps maintain traction and stability on wet terrain. Color(s): black rainbow spirit desert, black/ white spirit desert, jet brave beauty, navy ... Learn More
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Natural, hand-lasted rubber grounds a puddle-proof boot designed with a stretchy neoprene shaft and an inner bootie with four-way stretch for a sleek, easy fit. Comfort rated to 14-degrees Fahrenheit, the Neo-Tech insulation keeps feet toasty warm and a dual-density, contoured EVA insole keeps them comfortable. Color(s): black/ grey, chocolate, ... Learn More
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Walk wet terrain carefree in this weather-resistant duck boot that helps keep feet dry, whether you're jumping in the waves or splashing through puddles. A quilted wool shaft and a microfleece lining add rainy-day warmth and comfort, while a siped, lugged sole provides superior traction. Color(s): black. Brand: SPERRY TOP-SIDER. ... Learn More
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Positions offered by University of Toronto Physics
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TONIGHT COULD be Father's Day at the Barclays Center with four sons of former NBA players possibly being picked in the draft.
And two will probably go 1-2. Mitchell Wiggins' son could be going to the Cavs with the first pick and Sonny Parker's young lad could be heading to Milwaukee with the second.
In 2002, the drafting of Mike Dunleavy Jr. (third) and DeJuan, son of Milt, Wagner (six) marked the first time two NBA sons were taken in the lottery.


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Since retiring from my teaching career I've discovered that there is life outside of the classroom! I spend parts of most of my days indulging in my favorite hobbies of quilting and sewing. I started ...
Since retiring from my teaching career I've discovered that there is life outside of the classroom! I spend parts of most of my days indulging in my favorite hobbies of quilting and sewing. I started designing patterns as an experiment, and no one was more surprised than I was to find that other people liked my little designs. I try to write my patterns in such a way that beginning quilters can follow them. I include lots of details, photos, and little informative notes, so even if they look complicated, the instructions should be easy to follow.
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"My tooth came out!"
That first baby tooth is gone and a child is giddy with excitement. It's hard to get to sleep knowing that during the night the tooth fairy will take the tooth and leave a surprise gift in exchange.
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khayman5 posted on Mar 11, 2011 7:11:13 PM - Report post
I've got the AU trainer and it was working fine yesterday but today it started crashing the game. I went through the steps to update my .dat file and the game no longer crashes but the cheats don't work either. I hear the audible sounds for activated and everything but no cheats. Otherwise I've made no changes to my system lately.
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I would just to download the trainer again.
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Snowboarding Forum - Snowboard Enthusiast Forums (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/forum.php)
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For the Rome Rep: old 390s, new cant beds?
Just wondering if this is even possible.
I have 09/10 390s and was wondering if it would be possible to get the new 390 Boss cant beds to fit on the older binding? I haven't found pictures online, so I'm not sure if this is even physically possible.
Any ideas?
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Would it be possible to replace the toe/heel pads with the ones from the Boss' and then get the different cant pads to ago along with it?
Hey Romesaz,
Saw your email on this, sorry for not getting back to you sooner. We introduced the V-ROD baseplate in 10/11, so any binding models older than that will not have the ability to use the Yes, I Cant system. That older baseplate is what is now on the current Arsenal bindings.
Right now we don't offer the Yes, I Cant pads as a separate purchase; they're only available with the Targas and 390 Boss. However to answer your question, the pads will work on the regular 390, as both the 390 Boss and 390 use the V-ROD baseplate tech.
Definitely let us know if you've got any other questions and we'll get back to you asap.
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Boise Chamber Music Series 2016-2017—CELEBRATION SEASON
Boise Chamber Music Society Commissions String Quartet by British Composer Tarik O'Regan
Sept. 11, 2015
The Boise Chamber Music Society, presenter of the annual Boise Chamber Music Series, announces an engagement with composer Tarik O'Regan to create a work for string quartet that will be premiered in fall 2016 by the Alexander String Quartet of the Bay Area.
The BCMS has presented its professional concert series for 30 years. In honor of this milestone, the board decided to commission a work for the central chamber music ensemble, the string quartet. After careful consideration, the BCMS chose rising young British composer Tarik O'Regan. The Alexander Quartet, regular guests of the BCMS concert series, met O'Regan at a performance in NYC in 2008. They "followed his unique and distinctive style, completely persuaded by his articulate embrace of mixed and synthesized multicultural themes."
Mr. O'Regan has provisionally titled his work "Perpetua," both as a nod to Idaho's state motto, and a reflection of the "perpetually shifting and evolving landscape... the unique geographical phenomena of Idaho." It will be a composition of substantial length, 20 to 25 minutes.
Tarik O'Regan has composed music for a wide variety of ensembles and organizations including the BBC Symphony Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Australian Chamber Orchestra, BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Sydney Dance Company, Chamber Choir Ireland, and the BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall, London.
Tarik O'Regan was born in London in 1978. He grew up predominantly in Croydon, South London, spending some of his childhood in his mother's birthplace of Morocco and in Algeria. Following the completion of his undergraduate studies at Pembroke College, Oxford, and private study with Jeremy Dale Roberts, he began serving as the classical recordings reviewer for The Observer newspaper, a position he held for four years. During part of this time he also worked for investment bank JPMorgan Chase. O'Regan then continued his postgraduate studies in composition under the direction of both Robin Holloway at Cambridge University, where he was appointed Composer in Residence at Corpus Christi College.
O'Regan's projects for 2015/16 include Mata Hari, a full-length ballet commissioned by the Dutch National Ballet; A Celestial Map of the Sky, a large-scale composition for Sir Mark Elder and the Hallé Orchestra, who will record the work as part of a new album of O'Regan's orchestral music; and the North American premiere of his first opera, Heart of Darkness, by Opera Parallele in San Francisco this past May. Heart of Darkness opened at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden in 2011.
O'Regan's music is described as "exquisite and delicate" by The Washington Post; "beautifully-imagined, holding the audience rapt" by the The Financial Times; "sublime: a piece that you didn't want to end" by The Times of London; and generating "previously unheard sound worlds with astonishing effect" by The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Recorded on over 30 albums, and published exclusively by Novello (Music Sales Classical), O'Regan's work has been recognized with two GRAMMY nominations, including Best Classical Album, and both New York Times and Philadelphia Inquirer Best Classical Releases of the Year for Threshold of Night; the NEA Artistic Excellence Award, and a South Bank Sky Arts Award nomination for Heart of Darkness; a Gramophone Award nomination for Scattered Rhymes; two British Composer Awards; and by Time Out London as one of Top Five Concerts of the Year.
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On the k-symplectic, k-cosymplectic and multisymplectic formalisms of classical field theories
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The objective of this work is twofold: First, we analyze the relation between the k-cosymplectic and the k-symplectic Hamiltonian and Lagrangian formalisms in classical eld theories. In particular, we prove the equivalence between k-symplectic eld theories and the so-called autonomous k-cosymplectic eld theories, extending in this way the description of the symplectic formalism of autonomous systems as a particular case of the cosymplectic formalism in non-autonomous mechanics. Furthermore, we clarify some aspects of the geometric character of the solutions to the Hamilton-de Donder-Weyl and the Euler-Lagrange equations in these formalisms. Second, we study the equivalence between k-cosymplectic and a particular kind of multisymplectic Hamiltonian and Lagrangian eld theories (those where the con guration bundle of the theory is trivial).
CitationRoman-Roy, N. [et al.]. On the k-symplectic, k-cosymplectic and multisymplectic formalisms of classical field theories. "Journal of Geometric Mechanics", Març 2011, vol. 3, núm. 1, p. 113-137.
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Stop the Bombs
Sep 23, 2014
Dear Friend,
Last night, the president launched the first attacks of his new, long-term war against the Islamic State, including bombing a city of 200,000 people in northern Syria. All of us who oppose war need to say "no"—loudly, strongly and persistently—to this new U.S. war in the Middle East. Please join FCNL in writing to the president and your members of Congress.
With military action underway, members of Congress, the media and the public are under pressure to rally behind the president. But now, more than ever, decision makers need to hear that war is not the answer. Tell them that we want the U.S. to halt military action and pursue nonviolent options to bring those responsible for these crimes to justice.
Please take action today:
1. Contact your members of Congress and the president
2. Share this message—on Facebook, on Twitter, and by forwarding this email—to encourage others to act.
We need to stop the bombs. We also need to tell Congress that there is are nonviolent, better ways to respond to the horrible killings this group has undertaken.
The president has already committed to military action, but Congress could stop these bombs from becoming a long-term war. Congress already explicitly stated that their approval of U.S. aid to Syrian rebel groups does not authorize new military strikes. And members of Congress are voicing concerns about proposed legislation that would authorize this new war. We believe Congress is open to pursuing nonviolent alternatives, if we act now.
I look forward to working with you in the next few weeks to urge the president to stop this bombing. At the same time, we'll be lobbying Congress for legislation that would reject the president's proposal for a new, endless war on terror.
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on February 20, 2014 - 12:01 AM
The Buffalo Iron Works (49 Illinois St.) continues its Thursday Night Series with another bill that focuses on local original music, and packs significant bang for buck. Lazlo Hollyfeld, Rhubarb and Alex Berkley will share the bill. With an emphasis on an early start time, quick change-over time between bands and relatively short set lengths, the Thursday shows would seem to be a perfect fit for local original music supporters who want to support talent, hear great music and habituate downtown Buffalo without feeling obliged to stay out until 4 a.m. on a work night, and break the bank in the process.
There are more than enough reasons to support the series, and this show in particular, but let's concentrate solely on the music itself for the time being.
Lazlo Hollyfeld is a unique entity on the Buffalo music landscape, precisely because the group occupies no single specific genre and yet manages to offer something of interest to fans of various idioms, from electronic music to jam-band stylings. The band – keyboardist Scott Molloy, drummer Bill Wachowiak, bassist Chris Gangarossa, guitarist Sonny Baker and percussionist Matt Felski – shares common ground with post-rock icons such as Mogwai and Tortoise, but the jammier side of EDM is often part of the mix as well. The resulting hybrid often suggests what it might sound like if Radiohead covered Side 2 of the Flaming Lips' "Zaireeka," but kept a danceable groove going throughout.
Rhubarb is a funky beast of a band and manages to fuse elements of progressive rock, jam band and R&B into its bizarrely beautiful sound. The high level of musicianship displayed by the instrumentalists provides some heady highs, but Rhubarb never loses sight of the groove, and as far out as the band is capable of getting, the rhythm section of bassist Nick Gonzalez and drummer Ryan Campbell always keeps one foot firmly rooted in the earth.
Opener Alex Berkley is best described as a twisted and highly prolific singer-songwriter who crosses idiomatic lines at will within the space of his always interesting and idiosyncratic songs.
The show will run on a strict timetable, with Berkley taking the stage at 9 p.m., Rhubarb following at 10 p.m., and Lazlo Hollyfeld capping the evening with a performance that kicks off at 11 p.m. $5 will get you in the door.
Anything but the blues!
We know guitarist/vocalist Jony James as a singularly talented blues musician. But on Saturday, we'll have the opportunity to get a sense of what James is into when he's not playing the blues. I love this idea – James will perform a show beneath the banner "Anything But the Blues" at Central Park Grill, 2519 Main St., during which he will avoid his normal fare in favor of acoustic interpretations of material by the likes of Thin Lizzy, Bob Dylan and the Band for the first set, and full-band electric takes on tunes by the likes of Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix for the second set. A huge thumbs up to the idea of taking musicians out of their comfort zones – though having seen James play on many occasions, I feel confident that he plays rock as well as he plays the blues. Show time is 8 p.m., and admission is free.
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Susie Essman, Richard Lewis are a hit and a miss
In the eyes of any talent booker, Richard Lewis and Susie Essman would seem like a totally compatible pairing for a comedy bill. Both standups regularly appear on Larry David's HBO hit comedy "Curb Your Enthusiasm." They're the same generation (Lewis is 65, Essman 57), and their takes on their Jewish backgrounds, aging and sexuality aren't too dissimilar.
And so Lewis and Essman were brought in as co-headliners for the second annual Laugh It Up Milwaukee benefit Saturday, presented by the Bayshore Community Foundation and hosted at the Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center in Whitefish Bay. »Read Full Article(6)
Street party at Burnhearts benefits Bay View neighborhoods
They'll be dancing in the streets from noon to 8 p.m. Saturday outside Burnhearts, 2599 S. Logan Ave. No worries: They've been doing this for six years. They've got it down. The idea is to raise funds for the Bay View Neighborhood Association.
Restaurants Honey Pie and Classic Slice will be selling food, and there will be an art and craft fair with goods from local artists, plus live screenpainting with Redwall. Braid, Mama Digdown's Brass Band and the Championship will provide the music. DJ WHY B will be on hand. »Read Full Article
Artists turn Fond du Lac Ave. into their canvas
In 1842, Johnsons Park was a farm where escaped slave Caroline Quarlls stayed, marking the start of the Underground Railroad in the area. A century after that pocket of the city harbored slaves seeking freedom, and a generation after homes in the neighborhood were razed to make way for a freeway, dislocation remains an ongoing issue for many living and working in and around a swath of Fond du Lac Ave., according to the organizers of a community-driven, yearlong public art project.
The public art initiative along 20 blocks of Fond du Lac Ave., between N. 17th and 37th streets, is designed to help Milwaukeeans rediscover this once vital artery and its history while engaging with artists and each other. »Read Full Article
Bonfire on the Beach lights up lakefront with music
Make a list: You'll need a beach towel, a swimsuit, maybe some flip-flops and a party attitude for Bonfire on the Beach.
It may be the opening week of Summerfest, but this party kicks off at 6 p.m. Thursday at Bradford Beach with music from De La Buena. The band plays until 7:30 p.m. when DJ Kid Millions takes the stage, followed by Kane Place Records from 9 to 10 p.m. Bonfire pits will allow party-goers to see each other and keep them warm if the temperatures drop. »Read Full Article
Good day for a swim? Check out our guide to area swimming spots
Now, this is what summer feels like.
With temperatures headed for the upper 80s — and the humidity not far behind — it should be a good day for a swim. »Read Full Article
Fond du Lac Ave. art project; flamenco guitar performance
Ties that bind
Fond du Lac Ave. ties Milwaukee's downtown to the northwest side of the city. And the In:Site temporary public art project to be on display along the avenue from 17th to 37th streets hopes to tie together the people of those neighborhoods and the rest of the city. "Art on Fond du Lac" features thought-provoking installations that put a spotlight on the area and the needs of the people who call it home. Included in the projects are a sculptural urban greenhouse by George Jones; a tribute to Mattiebelle Woods, the first lady of Milwaukee's black press; and a painting on the avenue itself (at its intersection with Locust St.) by Reggie Baylor. »Read Full Article


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The Philadelphia police marine unit is to resume searching Monday for a 44-year-old man who jumped into the Delaware for a Saturday-night swim while boating with four friends.
The friends told police that Sidney Spence, of the 4700 block of James Street, jumped in around 11 p.m. and "appeared to be having difficulty swimming," Public Information Officer Tanya Little said. A flotation device was thrown to him, but then he disappeared, she said.
A few hours earlier, the state Fish and Boat Commission cited someone in Spence's boat for fishing without a license while the craft was anchored off Penn's Landing, Waterway Conservation Officer Erin Czech said.


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STAGE TUBE: NASAA and DPTV Partner to Live-Stream Webcast on Creativity in America, 9/16
by Stage Tube - September 14, 2016
The National Assembly of State Arts Agencies (NASAA), the Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs and Detroit Public Television (DPTV) are collaborating to offer a live-stream webcast on creativity in America. Please join us on-line Friday, September 16, at 11:00 A.M. ET at http://dptv.org/nasa... (more...)
STAGE TUBE: Naked Statues of Donald Trump Appearing in Major U.S. Cities
by Stage Tube - August 19, 2016
80 pound life-size naked statues of Donald Trump are appearing in major cities such as San Francisco, New York, Cleveland and Seattle. ... (more...)
STAGE TUBE: First Look at Trailer for 'Mapplethorpe: Look At The Pictures'
by Stage Tube - April 04, 2016
The only thing more outrageous than Robert Mapplethorpe's photographs was his life. He was obsessed with magic and in particular, with what he saw as the magic of photography and the magic of sex. He pursued both with insatiable dedication. "Look at the pictures." With these words, Jesse Helms deno... (more...)
STAGE TUBE: Watch the Trailer for MOTHER'S RIGHT at Defibrillator Gallery in Chicago
by Stage Tube - February 19, 2016
As part of a week-long residency at Defibrillator Gallery in Chicago, artist Michelle Hartney will be holding a performance of MOTHER'S RIGHT—a conceptual installation and performance piece that addresses the United States' high rates of maternal mortality, postpartum PTSD, and obstetric abuse—Satur... (more...)
STAGE TUBE: Sneak Peek at BODY WORLDS VITAL Exhibition, Coming to Johannesburg, March 1
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BODY WORLDS VITAL is an all-new, unique exhibition celebrating the wonder, resilience and fragility of the human body. Visitors will get a detailed look at the human body and its keenly intelligent design, explore how it functions and see what happens when disease strikes.... (more...)
STAGE TUBE: GPS Artist, Yassan, Creates Global Message Of Peace
by Stage Tube - December 21, 2015
In a truly global work of art, Guinness World Records TM-holding GPS artist Yassanhas created a massive, international artwork around the theme of world peace and in the process, is attempting to break his own record for the largest GPS drawing for the world to share.... (more...)
VIDEO: Watch Amy Raasch's Imaginative CAT BIRD COYOTE Animated Video
by BWW News Desk - December 09, 2015
Amy Raasch is a playwright, actor and musician whose forthcoming media installation GIRLS GET COLD is a mash-up of quirky electronic pop, film and theatrical storytelling that examines animal behavior in humans and vice-versa. She recently released an animated video for 'Cat Bird Coyote', which foll... (more...)
STAGE TUBE: National Gallery Releases First Video on 'Angels in Art' Series
by Stage Tube - December 01, 2015
Celebrate the festive season by taking a closer look at angels across the collection. Each week in December, the National Gallery will release a new film on YouTube inspired by different depictions of angels in art. ... (more...)
STAGE TUBE: First Look at Trailer for Art Basel
by Stage Tube - November 27, 2015
In the American show, 267 leading galleries from North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia and Africa show significant work from the masters of Modern and contemporary art, as well the new generation of emerging stars. Paintings, sculptures, installations, photographs, films, and editioned works of... (more...)
STAGE TUBE: Visual Artist Nick Cave Presents Dance Labs on the Streets
by Stage Tube - July 24, 2015
If you've attended, or have followed DPTV's coverage of Nick Cave's exhibit at Cranbrook, you will want to check outNick Cave's Dance Lab performances, the second of which is this Sunday, July 26th, at the Dequindre Cut (under the East Lafayette overpass) at 4pm EDT.... (more...)
STAGE TUBE: New York City Ballet Presents Third Installation of Art Series With Dustin Yellin, 2/4
by Stage Tube - January 12, 2015
New York City Ballet will present the third installation of its acclaimed Art Series initiative during the Company's 2015 Winter Season. Launched in 2013, the New York City Ballet Art Series features annual collaborations between NYCB and contemporary visual artists who create original works inspi... (more...)
STAGE TUBE: First Look at Helen Mirren, Ryan Reynolds and More in Trailer of WOMAN IN GOLD Movie
by Stage Tube - December 29, 2014
Academy Award winner Helen Mirren stars in the incredible story of Maria Altmann, a Jewish refugee who is forced to flee Vienna during World War II. Decades later, determined to salvage some dignity from her past, Maria has taken on a mission to reclaim a painting the Nazis stole from her family: th... (more...)
STAGE TUBE: Miley Cyrus Bares (Almost) All at Miami Art Basel Opening Night
by Stage Tube - December 04, 2014
Miley Cyrus left nothing to the imagination as she wore disco ball nipple pasties at the opening night party of Miami's Art Basel at the Raleigh Hotel in Miami Beach.... (more...)
VIDEO: The MET Restores Tullio Lombardo's 'Adam' for Display
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"Giving advice when we're not concerned is so easy" Murmured the father.
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"Why is he so arrogant? He couldn't wait some minutes so that I ask about my son's state" Commented the father when seeing the nurse minutes after the doctor left.
The nurse answered, tears coming down her face: "His son died yesterday in a road accident, he was in the burial when we called him for your son's surgery. And now that he saved your son's life, he left running to finish his son's burial."
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The room was incredibly spacious and well appointed, even had coffee making facilities (presumably for the British!). Staff were very helpful and friendly and even made us a packed lunch for the day!
Very nice hotel with superb service and outstanding hospitality, completed with an excellent restaurant. Altogether great value for money. Ideal location to explore surrounding area and Maastricht.
That I was able to have diner even at 20.30 in the Bar.
The hotel facilities and the room are nice and the hotel is very clean. Free parking.
It is a bit far from the city centre. No problem if you have a car (the hotel has a free parking) but it can be annoying if you don't. The wireless connection in the hotel was not free - no big deal but rather unusual.
It was very convenient location, very central to the shopping area. Great breakfast!
Nice, close to the center
The location and staff were excellent. The breakfast was very nice including breads, meats cheese and cereals. There also was a cappucino machine which was a plus.
Vey friendly staff - When I asked at the reception I they had toothpaste as I had forgotten mine, they unfortunately didn't have any (in a 4 star hotel ????), but the friendly barman/receptionist gave me a tube of his own to help me out. Breakfast was crowded, but very good
The room wasn't just small as advertised, but very small The tv was also tiny - so small that it was difficult to see the programme. There was no shower curtain/glass and you could only shower by holding the showerhead as there was no wall fitting to hang it on. Overall, we didn't think that the hotel was deserving of a four star rating - At the most a low 3
Clean, small, friendly employees, good breakfast, possibility to dinner, good price /quality ratio
easy to reach, just what you need
smoking should be completely banned
to expensive for what you get
good breakfast, nice reception, excellent location
small rooms
Centeral location,clean and comfortable beds,excellent choice of breakfast,friendly staff.
Owner and staff were truly committed to providing excellent service. Location is fantastic.
Rooms were a bit noisy, so if you have a chance request a top-floor room.
the hotel was very welcoming and the hotel was also extremely nicely decorated for christmas breakfast was very good
staff helpful and made us feel very welcome
Le Virage is in a great location - convenient to everything in the old part of the city. The price was acceptable for the size of the apartment, and the lack of hotel staff. Breakfast at the Bishop's Mill was a plus - great place and convenient.
The location, though great, is deceiving. It looks like a quiet and tranquil place, but in fact is very noisy until well after midnight. With all the street noise, it was difficult to get any sleep until about 3 a.m. I would also recommend that the Bishop's Mill be informed of guests who will be having breakfast there. We showed up on Sunday at 0830, and they were closed. A delivery man informed one of the bakers that we were outside and he let us in, but we nearly left since the notice on the door stated that they would not open until 1100 on Sundays.
good size room and great location. room had a lounge area and fridge with tea/coffee making facilities.
Breakfast not available until 8.30 which was a problem as I was on a business trip. bed was a little small if 2 people were sharing but great for 1!
nice clean room. Although at the front side you have traffic, it is well isolated. The breakfast is marvelous, well sorted. To bad I could stay one night only
Good price, clean room, nicely located between the rail station the and center of Valkenburg (very easy 5 min walk), easy 15 min rail trip to Maastricht
Location of the hotel is just perfect. Large room, very clean and nicely decorated. Quite and relax. Nice people. Don't expect conventional hotel reception, it's different but real cool.
Parking around is really not easy. The pay parkings are a bit far and in all the streets around you need to pay (don't miss it for a minut you get a penalty right away!!). No lift to uper floors.
The room size was fantastic (front facing, 3rd floor), really spacious, nice bath room & a terrific location; the oldest quarter of Maastricht yet within easy walking distance of the city center, plenty of restaurants & cafes near by
The stairs up were a bit steep & narrow, but we already knew this in advance
Location, friendly staff, comfortable, secure parking
A bit noisy at times (Blinds and tables and chairs being dragged about at 07:00 and 23:00) No tea and coffee facilities in room. But overall we enjoyed our stay at Atlanta
We enjoyed the location and excellent service from the staff. Although the rooms were quite small, the common areas were delightful and spacious. The staff could not have been more helpful.
This hotel was awesome. My family and I stayed in a family room that was pefect. It was close to downtown, the shopping, and the Christmas Markets. The staff is very friendly and most speak multiple languages. Breakfast Buffett was also good and worth the 12.5 pp.
The restaraunt is very pricey.....plan to eat diner else where if you are looking for value.
Location excellent
Pleasant environment, recently renovated, quit and in the middle of nature, excellent location for a relaxing weekend
notining in particular
Good atmosphere
the breakfast
to much noise of the trains
The best things was the room which was very minimal but very cosy and the location.
The breakfast was pretty basic.
The modern design of the hotel and the central location in Maastricht
Check-inn from 12hrs untill 15hrs was a bit short, but we we're told in advance
There was some refurbishing going on which made me wake up early. However, the staff treated this in a good manner afterwards.
just for the weekend overnight and excellent breakfast buffet a very nice hotel
Open fire, rustic restaurant. Great day out on the bicycles
Twin bed rather than a double. breakfast seemed expensive additional cost
The good friendly welcome good service and good all round service
Located right off the main square. Very tranquil. Best breakfast ever. Rooms are not luxurious for the prices chargEd but location makes up for it.
The rooms Interior is more like a B&B. But the entire hotel is a converted house , so I guess they cannot change this n.
The location is perfect for exploring Maastricht on foot. Very pleasant inner court/patio, cooler than the street in July.
The parking was hard to navigate to, since almost all streets are OW, some closed off to car traffic.
The hotel breakfast is very nice, and it is interesting to see all the guests together.
The bathroom facilities in the room could be improved, such as the shower and the hairdryer.
I liked the rooms. Very good bed. Breakfast was excellant!.
The rooms were a bit noisy, because of the wooden floors. But acceptable.
Friendly staff. Clean adequate accomodation. Pretty location.
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Here in the States for a fall semester at Nyack College Rockland, the cohort of men and women studied English with instructors Diana Nygard (pictured and seated above center), who taught them grammar and conversation and Rita Roman, who taught two courses, "Pastoral Interaction" and "Read and React."
"Their desire to learn English in our culture and at our college motivated them to work as hard as possible. One of the ongoing assigned activities they enjoyed was conducting interviews in English with people on campus or in the churches they visited." shared Prof. Nygard.
Because of the humor and camaraderie that reigned in the classes, Prof. Nygard said, "The level of anxiety was low, and the level of confidence, morale, and risk-taking was high! Just laughing and conversing freely has a lot of value in overcoming fear of learning a new language. It was a joy to me to participate in the pastors' progress in English."
The luncheon held in the office of Nyack president, Dr. Michael G. Scales, was the perfect intimate setting for the pastors who unanimously shared their gratitude to Nyack for their experience which they described as a dream come true.
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'Lincoln' leads Broadcast Film Critics nominations
Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" received 13 Critics' Choice Movie award nominations from the Broadcast Film Critics Association, it was announced Tuesday. Its nominations include best picture, best director, best actor for Daniel Day-Lewis, and best supporting actor and actress for Tommy Lee Jones and Sally Field.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife launched the Colorado Fishing Atlas, a mapping tool that allows users to search for fishing opportunities by species, specific interest or proximity to your home or destination.
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Skip to comments.Obama to David Cameron: Lets tap our strategic oil reserves together
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Remember that Barack Obama insists that there are "no silver bullets" to fix the issue of high gas prices. So when British Prime Minister David Cameron visited Washington for high-level talks and the discussion turned to gas prices, what did Obama propose? According to Reuters, holy water and a garland of garlic:
President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron discussed the possibility of releasing emergency oil reserves during a meeting on Wednesday, two sources familiar with the talks said, the first sign that Obama is starting to test global support for an effort to knock back near-record fuel prices. Obama raised the issue during a broad bilateral meeting at the White House, according to a UK official with knowledge of the discussion.
Asked about the talks, a senior Obama administration official said: "No agreement was reached. We will continue to work together to address energy security and oil price issues." While U.S. officials have said for weeks that they will consider all possible measures – including a release from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) – to prevent prices from derailing a nascent economic recovery, Wednesday's meeting was the clearest indication that diplomatic talks were moving ahead. Discussions could last as long as several months before any decision is made, one of the sources said.
We've discussed the demand from Democrats on the strategic petroleum reserve on a number of occasions. The problem with the gasoline and oil markets isn't a temporary disruption in a healthy supply, however, which is what the SPR is designed to buffer. The problem is a chronically and artificially suppressed supply, thanks to Democratic insistence on blocking domestic energy production and oil extraction over the last three decades or more.
This is what Obama refers to as the "silver bullet," claiming that expanding drilling and extraction is a short-term policy that won't enhance American energy independence. That's utter nonsense; drilling is a long-term solution that actually addresses the chronic supply issue and — not coincidentally — the trade imbalance, the weak dollar, jobs, economic growth, and a number of other issues in the American economy. If drilling is short-term thinking, then what can a one-time release from the SPR be called — the ADD solution?
Jim Geraghty gives a chronicle of SPR releases:
The emergency would seem to be Obamas poll numbers. Then again, this seems to be a Democratic candidate tradition; Al Gore called for the same move while running for president in 2000.
Oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve has been sold five times in its history: Most recently in 2011 during the conflict in Libya; in 2005 after Hurricane Katrina; a sale of $227 million worth of oil during fiscal year 1996 to reduce the federal budget deficit; in 1990-1991 during Desert Shield/Desert Storm, and a small test sale in 1985.
And how well have those releases worked as long-term solutions? Tina Korbe noted that gas prices actually went higher within weeks of the release last summer. The only reason for an SPR release now would be for the "emergency" Jim identifies — the electoral emergency Obama will face if gas prices continue to rapidly increase.
The RNC has a new video out today showing just how often Obama has reminded us that there are "no silver bullets" on gas prices — and how little he has done to implement a long-term policy that will lower them:
I thought Barry said that there is nothing he could do to lower gas prices. Typical Chicago street thug liar.
The price of oil is based on futures speculation, not current supply and demand. There are no current supply issues or high demand. The latest spike is based on speculation of war anf threats in the Middle East. Releasing the reserves will do nothing for prices in October and November.
Popping my popcorn waiting for Newt's next campaign stop speech. Go get 'em Newt! He will have a field day with this.
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.............................Discussions could last as long as several months before any decision is made................
Yeah - until the fall near election time!
However ... the Oil Reserve is a drop in the bucket when it comes to the impact on the price of gasoline and is ONLY for use for National Security reasons during a National emergency!
Who's runnin' this outfit? Us or THEM.
Presidential fiat is in the Constitution where?
Guaranteeing $20/gallon gasoline in the future to prevent $4/gallon gasoline now.
Doom on them.
Yep. And Newt is right. Just the announcement by the US that we are going to drill drill drill will drop the price of oil.
Only if it came from a President who didn't have a history of lying.
Yes, the declining dollar, as well as pretty much every world currency, inrelation to oil, explains a lot of the long run increase in prices since the early 2000s. The latest short-term spike, however, is all speculation. My guess is once this speculation runs its course, it will settle in the low $3.00s where linear regression would put it.
"If drilling is short-term thinking, then what can a one-time release from the SPR be called the ADD solution?"
Epic. Simply Epic.
IIRC there is a problem tapping the reserve.
After the oil is drained the salt walls start caving in and after 2 or 3 times the cavity is useless.
Tapping the reserve is NOT strategic.
So what will happen if the crisis in the middle east blows up.....Can you say $10.00 per gallon or more....compliments of OBambi
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15.26 (GMT) Reuters is reporting that the UK expects a formal request shortly from the US to release its emergency oil reserves. Brent has fallen on that news.
16.12 An aide to US President Barack Obama has said the oil release reports are "inaccurate". Brent on the way back up.
Or to quote ZeroHedge: "For those who wonder what just happened, it is called a "headline market test" - since Crude dropped less than $2 on the report of the release, the final action, which would be very politically unpopular, may just not be worth it for Barry."
Gas prices started "spiking" in February 2011.
To Obama and the Democrats, losing the election would be a national emergency. Releasing oil from the SPR is about as effective at lowering gas prices as a $100 tax rebate is at spurring the economy.
He'd have to time the release for several weeks before the election to get a 5¢ drop. His only hope for seriously lower gas prices is for the Iranians to overthrow Ahmadinejad and renounce their plans to build the bomb. Not too likely.
Hey, it worked last time....oh, wait...it didn't.
Are knee pads ready? We'll bow to the Sauds AND pledge allegiance to a flag with Obama's picture on it.
Thanks liberal elites ...
This will be really disgusting if he taps into our oil reserve just to win votes!!!
Man, that title seems awfully queer.
I wonder if Nancy Leprosy will stage a phony Congressional hearing with "Sandra Frack" talking about how she heard a friend of a friend of hers got cancer or something from drinking well water near a fracking site and that the wealthy, white males who run these fracking operations must be stopped for the good of all the poor, disadvantaged peoples of the world who obviously can't afford cancer treatments since they can't even afford their own contraception.
Who did the reporting on this one, Jake Tapper?
I have a theory and it is my contention that the Obama Administration will First: Foment the gas prices and allow them to rise as much as possible thus allowing the GOP to tie a heck of a lot of resources into slamming the President for inability to lower the gas prices ........ THEN .... a month or so before the election release the SPR and announce that he will stop the moratorium on off shore drilling, etc. This would then start the oil prices to start slipping and lowering. Thus diminishing the GOP argument. ..... The Saudis are already hinting that they may begin increasing their output soon.
Hopefully the GOP nominee will have a "Plan B" and won't tie up his entire campaign into this one basket!! The president is vulnerable on so many fronts .... and he may be suckering and playing conservatives like a fiddle on this one. He is a community agitator by trade and knows how to control people. "Never underestimate the abilities of your opponent" .... is a good philosophy to have. Especially when the opponent is a known liar and deceiver.
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quote: but still have a grid to fall back on in case the batteries get drained
quote: I guess it also depends on where you live since during the winter months pulling from the grid is still significantly cheaper than running a generator.
quote: But what if you don't need the grid? Should you be forced to help pay for a private company's infrastructure upkeep? They're going to need that cost subsidized somehow. If it's not subsidized, then people who can't afford solar panels will pay exorbitant costs for electricity because all the grid maintenance will be wrapped up into their bills. In my opinion, it sucks for them but people who don't even use the grid shouldn't have to pay for its upkeep.
quote: Adapt your business methods to the growing technological improvements, adjust costs, and offer a more competitive product. Otherwise, their cries fall on deaf ears.
quote: Many utility companies are also regulated by State regulatory commissions which dictate that their infrastructure must be regularly updated to ensure reliability and cost effective operations. These same regulatory commissions also limit the Return on Investment utility companies can make from owning and maintaining that infrastructure. These same regulatory commissions also prevent the utility companies from creating subsidiary companies that offer customers alternative energy solutions.
quote: Putting solar panels up does get you incentives, just like buying an EV...which winds up increasing the burden on people who don't buy solar panels/EVs. So that's a very similar concern.
quote: There's no way that there's an analog there for EV owners though who think they're magically entitled to pay no road-use taxes. One doesn't buy an EV to simply store in the garage. You're going to drive your EV. On the road. And you're going to cause wear and tear on that road just like every other vehicle on the planet.
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Albany Police Chief John Proctor is advising residents to stay off the roadway if possible during freezing weather.
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On the way toward reshaping the more than half-century relationship between the War Memorial Center and the Milwaukee Art Museum, old history and simmering resentments are threatening to disrupt a planned $25 million overhaul of the iconic lakefront temple that's home to the museum and local veterans groups.
Revenue from a parking lot and who controls land on the north side of the center have become the final battleground in a dispute that has its roots in a 1997 amendment to the long-term lease the War Memorial Center has with the county on the building. A 2001 revision to the '97 pact was intended to put the dispute to rest. »Read Full Article(34)
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Strong Bad Episode 5: 8-Bit Is Enough
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The finale in the series of Cool Games for Attractive People, Strong Bad: 8-Bit Is Enough is available for download on Nintendo Wii, and on the PC. Trogdor the Burninator has busted out of his arcade cabinet and is after more than just thatched-roofed cottages. Players help Strong Bad defend Strong Badia and banish the Burninator back to his cabinet.
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Corry police nab "Most Wanted" fugitive
Corry police have apprehended a man wanted by the Erie County Sheriff's Office.
Paul T. Stolz, 22, was wanted for failure to appear for arraignment on endangering the welfare of children. He was featured in Thursday's Erie Times-News Most Wanted.
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BONE roentgenograms as a means of identifying human remains can be of great value to medical examiners. This is especially true when there is need to identify an unknown decomposed body of an adult without fingerprints. Teeth, as landmarks, may be of help, but they may be absent (as in the case presented) or antemortem dental records may not be available for comparison. Since bone roentgenograms are common diagnostic examinations, an antemortem study may be available for comparison. The following case illustrates this point, and in the Comment legal points are made about using this kind of evidence.
Report of a Case
On July 6, 1977, a human skull with a missing mandible was found on the shore of Deer Island in Boston Harbor. Only one upper molar tooth was present, and the remaining tooth sockets were empty. One month later skeletal remains consisting of a torso and limbs with
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LOOKING AT SOME highlights, lowlights and other insanity bound to crop up with the Eagles' schedule this season.
Week 1. Sunday, Sept. 9: at Cleveland, 1 p.m. (Fox)
Joe Banner's first act as a Browns executive is to ban fans from bringing biscuits into the stadium's renowned dawg pound.
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Pete Jones eased himself from the tall stool behind a cash register.
Thin, 87-year-old legs settled into the unblemished padding of brand-new Dickies workboots. "There's one of my boys," he said as he lit out across the small office of the gas-station-turned-tire-shop, smile blazing.
The boy filling the doorway hadn't been a boy for many years, except to Jones, who had coached him as a kid.
"Pete was the father of all boys here," said Leonard "Dick" Walker, who traveled from his San Francisco home to Amarillo for a Patten-Carver All-School Reunion the last week of June. "He always had a job for us. Something to keep us busy."
Jones looked forward to the weekend, expecting more folks like Walker to stop by.
"There'll be a bunch of 'em over here," he said after Walker departed. "That makes you feel good. They appreciate what you done for them when they were young.
"Every one of 'em done good. Every one of them finished school. Every one of them went on and got good jobs. And when they hit Amarillo, they go see Pete Jones."
The kids know where to find Jones.
But then, it's not hard.
You can depend on Jones to open his tire shop at Northeast 24th Avenue and Mirror Street at 8 a.m. every day of the week. You can depend on him not to close until at least 7:30 or 8 p.m. And you can depend on him to be open most holidays.
"The only day we're actually closed is Father's Day," said Jones's 41-year-old stepson Ray McChristian, who works in the shop.
The holiday seems a natural for Jones to doggedly observe. He's father to 16 children.
Jones outlived two and dismissed the painful subject without much discussion. Before he knows it, however, he's talking - a little. Both died when grown. His eldest son, Billy, played professional football in 1965. Another son, Marcus, coached the game.
"I sure wish they were here," he said.
Jones talked with pride about his other children, too, including his son Thomas, now a Potter County justice of the peace.
"I love my children," he said, several times repeating the fact that his kids all completed their educations.
Jones put them all through school on income from his shoeshine parlor and auto body work. The Winnsboro native first picked up a shine cloth at the age of 7.
"There wasn't nothing to do back in them days," he said. "Anybody had a job was glad to get it. At that time, that was the only job a boy could get. I made more money than a man working by the day. Ten cents a shine.
"I always supported my family. I guess that's why the Lord give me a long life to live."
He came to Amarillo in 1932 for other kinds of work.
"I helped put the first blacktop highway in Amarillo," he said.
He lived in Amarillo off and on for the next decade, returning to stay when he opened his first shine parlor on Fourth Avenue.
"I enjoy working for myself, period," Jones said.
The shop moved to Fifth Avenue, and then to Sixth, where Jones could take care of customers' auto body needs in a garage behind the shop.
"General Motors sent him to college for four years to become a mechanic," McChristian said.
"I used to be a great body man. If you know what you're doing and have the right tools to work with, you can do it," Jones said, adding that the same goes for his tire shop.
"We've got the right type of tools. We've got the right type of machines. You've just got to have the right tools."
A shine stand commands a presence in Jones's tire shop lobby.
Shines cost $5, said McChristian. "He's the best. He can make a pair of shoes that's worthless look good."
Jones minimized the time he spends on shoes now, but not its role in his family.
"I don't shine shoes," he said. "I raised my family shining shoes. Put them all through school right there in that shine shop. I ain't talking about high school, I'm talking about college."
Jones's help extended to more than just his own kids.
"He's helped a lot of kids in Amarillo work to support themselves in college - that's not only his kids, that's other kids," McChristian said.
Jones got involved with the neighborhood kids from the get-go, he said.
"When I came here, these black children didn't have nowhere to go," Jones said, adding that city's black population was small. "When I came here, there was just a few blacks."
He formed YMCA leagues - the first integrated leagues in the city, Globe-News files show - and coached as many as five teams, for boys and girls, a season.
"Even before there was talk of integration, I had integrated teams," Jones said in an Aug. 26, 1969, Amarillo Globe-Times interview.
"I would pick white and colored and Spanish kids from different teams and play in tournaments all over the Panhandle."
Jones happily retold the story.
"I would have blacks, white and Spanish to play together," he said.
His involvement would bring him recognition from Mayor J. Ernest Stroud in 1969.
"You can tell people that the 27th day of August is Pete Jones day," he said.
A grin spread across Jones's face. "I'd just help a lot of kids and keep them out of trouble. You have to talk to children and make them understand things. Some people don't talk to children."
Jones said he found ways to get through to the kids.
"I tell you what I should've been," he said. "I should've been - what do you call it where you go and talk to people? You know."
A motivational speaker?
"That's it: a motivational speaker - because I helped a lot of kids in school.
"I don't know anybody that come up under me that didn't do good for themselves. None of them.
"You never heard about one of them being in jail, none of them being in the penitentiary, because I always had them something to do."
Walker said Jones was just dependable that way.
And he's dependable in his work, McChristian said.
"I know most people his age aren't doing what he does," he said. "He'll still get out there and change tires like he's a youngster - and he ain't."
Jones keeps working "because if he sits down and don't do nothing, he'll die, within a year, I think," McChristian said.
Later, Jones echoed the thought.
Without work, "I'd probably be dead. I've worked all my life," he said.
"I just went to the doctor yesterday. He told me I was all right. The doctors tell me not to work anymore, but they ain't feeding me." Jones let another grin take over his face. "A poor man can't retire - long as you keep the bills coming."
Besides, people depend on him.
"On holidays, you know everybody else is closed, but you know you can depend on Pete to be here," McChristian said.
After 6 p.m. On Sundays. He'll be there.
"We're open on Sundays on account of people don't got nowhere to go," Jones said. "People say, 'Pete, why are you open on Sunday?' Well, there's nowhere to go to get a flat fixed."
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