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Saint Michael's Playhouse to Open BASKERVILLE This July
by BWW News Desk - Jun 30, 2016
Artistic Director Chuck Tobin today announced the July 6th opening of the Vermont Premiere of Ken Ludwig's Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery, at Saint Michael's Playhouse (July 6 - 16). (more...)
John Malkovich Finds Stars for GOOD CANARY at the Rose Theatre
by Jessica Khan - Jun 23, 2016
The Daily Mail writes that Freya Mavor, Michael Simkins and Sally Rogers will star in STRANGER THAN FICTION screenwriter Zach Helm's play GOOD CANARY, directed by Broadway vet John Malkovich this autumn at the Rose Theatre. (more...)
THIRTEEN's American Masters Celebrates 30th Anniversary with Launch of Digital Video Archive & Podcast
by TV News Desk - Jun 23, 2016
On this day in 1986, THIRTEEN's American Masters made its series debut on PBS with Private Conversations: On the Set of 'Death of a Salesman,' a cinéma vérité documentary about the making of Arthur Miller's masterpiece for network television, and its stars Dustin Hoffman and John Malkovich. (more...)
Theatre Renegade to Host IN RESPONSE TO...THE ORLANDO ATTACK Gala This Week
by BWW News Desk - Jun 22, 2016
In the wake of the deadliest incident of violence ever committed against LGBTQ people in America, the attack on the Pulse Nightclub and murder of 49 people, Theatre Renegade are to present a one-off gala, Response To The Orlando Attack. (more...)
BEAUTIFUL's Josh Davis to Star in THE GOLD at NYMF
by BWW News Desk - Jun 21, 2016
The New York Musical Festival and Laura Yosowitz, Vital Arts Collaborative are pleased to announce Josh Davis (Beautiful) will play Joseph in THE GOLD, a new musical about one man's fight for love, family and country, with book by Andrea Lepcio and Phil Yosowitz, music and lyrics by Phil Yosowitz, music supervision by Steven Jamail and direction by Spiro Veloudos. (more...)
Megan McGinnis to Star in SENSE AND SENSIBILITY at The Old Globe; Cast, Creatives Set!
by BWW News Desk - Jun 21, 2016
The Old Globe has announced the complete cast and creative team for the West Coast premiere of Paul Gordon's delightfully romantic new musical SENSE AND SENSIBILITY, developed with Rick Boynton and presented in association with Chicago Shakespeare Theater, where it was commissioned and had its world premiere in April 2015. (more...)
BWW Review: APT'S DEATH OF A SALESMAN Foreshadows Demise of the American Dream
by Peggy Sue Dunigan - Jun 20, 2016
Arthur Miller's 1949 Pulitzer Prize winning play Death of a Salesman might be considered by critics the most influential play of the 20th century. American Players Theatre presents a visceral, gut-wrenching production at the Up the Hill Theatre, the scenery drenched in depression glass colored green.: A green bedspread on a tarnished brass bed, a green ice box stands behind a humble green table and four chairs. Envisioned by Scenic Designer Michael Ganio, did he and veteran Director Kenneth Albers infer Willy Loman suffer from depression, was green with envy for his his brother Ben and friend Charley? Or did this particular hue represent the institutional green characterizing hospitals and mental asylums in the '40's and '50's symbolizing the breakdown between a person's memory and reality that Willy and his family struggle with? (more...)
Kathryn Luce Garfunkel to Lead 2 BY TENNESSEE WILLIAMS at St. Luke's Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Jun 20, 2016
Executive Producers Roy Nevans and John Lant, in association with Edmund Gaynes, are pleased to present 2 By Tennessee Williams: 27 WAGONS FULL OF COTTON and KINGDOM OF EARTH, a limited engagement directed by Marilyn Fried and starring Kathryn Luce Garfunkel. (more...)
Musical Theater Heritage to Offer Concert Presentation of New Musical HURRICANE
by BWW News Desk - Jun 17, 2016
Musical Theater Heritage will enters the foray of original new work by presenting a concert style reading of Michael Finke's new musical, HURRICANE. MTH is bringing the composer in from New York and will spend the week fine-tuning the new musical culminating with a free public reading on Sunday, June 26 at 8pm. (more...)
San Jose Stage Company Announces 2016-2017 Season
by BWW News Desk - Jun 16, 2016
San Jose Stage Company Artistic Director Randall King today announced the company's 34th season. Audiences will be transported around the world to Africa, Ireland, the Middle East and back to America in an emotionally-charged, outrageously funny and enlightening exploration of race, identity, politics and cultural understanding. (more...)
Broadway AM Report, 7/8/2016 - CHERRY ORCHARD, Brian Dennehy and More!
by Jessica Khan - Jul 8, 2016
Good morning, BroadwayWorld! Because we know all our readers eat, sleep and breathe Broadway, what could be better than waking up to it? (more...)
The Adobe Theater to Premiere THE GAVONES OF PHILADELPHIA
by BWW News Desk - Jul 7, 2016
Set in Philadelphia - a comedy - an Italian American family - combining funerals, bookmakers, a bank robbery, family loyalty and disloyalty, embezzlement, family secrets and food, lots of food! The six roles will be played by Art Tedesco as Tony, Meredith Gray (his wife), Riley Carson Lewis (their son); Mary's two brothers will be played by Ed Chavez and Owen Reed, and Marc Lynch plays Danny, an enforcer for a local bookie. (more...)
THE OFFICE's Jenna Fischer and More to Star in Steve Martin's METEOR SHOWER at The Old Globe; Cast, Creatives Set!
by BWW News Desk - Jul 5, 2016
The Old Globe today announced the complete cast and creative team of the world premiere of Steve Martin's new play METEOR SHOWER, an adult comedy, marking his welcome return to the Globe following the great success of Bright Star. (more...)
BWW Interview: What Does It Take to Be a Broadway Producer? John Breglio Reveals All!
by Robert Diamond - Jul 3, 2016
What does a 'producer' actually do? How does one travel from that great idea for a show to a smash hit opening night on Broadway? John Breglio cannot guarantee you a hit, but he does take the reader on a fascinating journey behind-the-scenes to where he himself once stood as a child, dreaming about the theatre. (more...)
Lauren Molina and Bri Sudia to Star in WONDERFUL TOWN at Goodman Theatre; Cast, Creatives Set!
by BWW News Desk - Jul 28, 2016
The cast and creative team is set for Tony Award winner Mary Zimmerman's revival of WONDERFUL TOWN - Leonard Bernstein's classic musical that with lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green and book by Joseph Fields and Jerome Chodorov. (more...)
Photo Flash: Art Garfunkel Visits 2 BY TENNESSEE WILLIAMS at St. Luke's Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Jul 27, 2016
Executive Producers Roy Nevans and John Lant, in association with Edmund Gaynes, are pleased to present 2 By Tennessee Williams: 27 WAGONS FULL OF COTTON andKINGDOM OF EARTH, a limited engagement directed by Marilyn Fried and starringKathryn Luce Garfunkel. (more...)
2 By Tennessee Williams: 27 WAGONS FULL OF COTTON & KINGDOM OF EARTH at St. Lukes
by BWW News Desk - Jul 23, 2016
Executive Producers Roy Nevans and John Lant, in association with Edmund Gaynes, are pleased to present 2 By Tennessee Williams: 27 WAGONS FULL OF COTTON andKINGDOM OF EARTH, a limited engagement directed by Marilyn Fried and starringKathryn Luce Garfunkel. (more...)
Photo Flash: PTP/NYC Celebrates Opening of 30th Anniversary Season
by BWW News Desk - Jul 22, 2016
PTP/NYC (Potomac Theatre Project), in association with Middlebury College, proudly presents its 30th repertory season, its 10th consecutive in New York City, running from now through August 7, 2016 in a limited 5-week Off-Broadway engagement at The Atlantic Stage 2, located at 330 West 16th Street between 8th and 9th Avenues. Below, BroadwayWorld has photos from the opening night celebration, which took place on July 13 at Cooper's Craft & Kitchen in NYC! (more...)
Brian Dennehy Conducts Master Class For Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Fest
by BWW News Desk - Jul 21, 2016
Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival is excited to announce that Brian Dennehy, one of America's foremost actors, acclaimed for interpreting complex characters on stage and screen, will be sharing his expertise in a Master Acting Class during this year's festival: Beyond Success: Tennessee Williams and Eugene O'Neill. (more...)
DEATH OF A SALESMAN to Have Limited Off-Broadway Engagement in NYC this August
by BWW News Desk - Jul 17, 2016
Ernest Barzaga presents a revival of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman for a limited engagement at the John Cullum Theatre (of the American Theatre of Actors), located at 314 West 54th Street in New York City. (more...)
AIDA Sets Pittsburgh CLO Debut at the Benedum Center
by BWW News Desk - Jul 15, 2016
A gripping tragedy of love that transcends all, Elton John and Tim Rice's AIDA follows a courageous Nubian princess as she is forced to choose between passion and allegiance. This poignant musical features HAMILTON's own Emmy Raver-Lampman as Aida and Broadway's Mark Evans as Radames. (more...)
Weston Playhouse Theatre Company to Honor Christopher Lloyd
by BWW News Desk - Jul 15, 2016
Weston Playhouse Theatre Company lights up the height of the summer with a new annual celebration of an artist of national importance. (more...)
Photo Flash: New Shots from PTP/NYC's NO END OF BLAME at Atlantic Stage 2
by BWW News Desk - Jul 14, 2016
PTP/NYC (Potomac Theatre Project), in association with Middlebury College, proudly presents its 30th repertory season, its 10th consecutive in New York City, running now through August 7, 2016 in a limited 5-week Off-Broadway engagement at The Atlantic Stage 2, located at 330 West 16th Street between 8th and 9th Avenues. This season's line-up includes a revival of Howard Barker's No End of Blame: Scenes of Overcoming, directed by PTP's Co-Artistic Director Richard Romagnoli (a NYIT Award nominee). BroadwayWorld has a fresh look at the cast onstage below! (more...)
DEATH OF A SALESMAN to Return to NYC This August
by BWW News Desk - Jul 12, 2016
Ernest Barzaga presents a revival of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman. (more...)
BWW Review: Pulitzer Prize Winner THE FLICK Gets First Rate Hyde Park Production
by Frank Benge - Jul 11, 2016
THE FLICK is the 2014 Pulitzer Prize winning play by Annie Baker that also won the 2013 Obie Award for Playwriting. Set in a run down old movie palace called The Flick, the action of the play concerns three low wage ushers: newbie Avery (Delante G. Keys), veteran Sam (Shanon Weaver) and film projectionist Rose, (Katie Kohler), who are responsible for the tedious labor that keeps the place running, from cleaning up spilled drinks from the floors to taking tickets. The show is a comedy of the mundane - the everyday annoyances and frustrations of the workplace. (more...)
Fisayo Akinade, Sharon D Clarke and Alex Hassell Join Caryl Churchill's PIGS AND DOGS
by Marianka Swain - Jul 1, 2016
Fisayo Akinade, Sharon D Clarke and Alex Hassell have been cast in Caryl Churchill's new 10-minute play PIGS AND DOGS. Rehearsals start on Monday 11 July 2016. Pigs and Dogs runs from Wednesday 20 July 2016 to Saturday 30 July 2016 in the Jerwood Theatre Downstairs. Press night is on Friday 22 July 2016, 6.30pm. (more...)
Photo Flash: First Look at PTP/NYC's NO END OF BLAME and GOOD at Atlantic Stage 2
by BWW News Desk - Jul 1, 2016
This season's line-up includes a revival of Howard Barker's No End of Blame: Scenes of Overcoming, directed by PTP's Co-Artistic Director Richard Romagnoli (a NYIT Award nominee), and a revival of C.P. Taylor's Good, directed by PTP's Co-Artistic Director Jim Petosa. Previews begin on July 5 and openings begin on July 12. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the shows below! (more...)
BWW Preview: Des Moines Fall Season Aims to Please All
by Nolan Boggess - Aug 9, 2016
The summer theatre season in Des Moines is officially wrapping up, which means an impressive fall season is ready to launch. Whether you're a fan of classics, have children to please, or want something a little edgy, you will be pleased with one of the many shows offered in the Des Moines Metro. (more...)
David Levi to Make Stage Debut in DEATH OF A SALESMAN Off-Broadway
by BWW News Desk - Aug 8, 2016
Film and TV actor David Levi is ready for the challenge the part of 'Happy' in Death of a Salesman brings. Ernest Barzaga has created a platform where young artists like him can use Arthur Miller's masterpiece as a way to express their own angst. (more...)
November Release Dates For Imelda Staunton's GYPSY, Patti Lupone/George Hearn's SWEENEY TODD, Kristin Chenoweth's CANDIDE on Blu-ray
by Michael Dale - Aug 8, 2016
Three big musicals and an Arthur Miller classic will be released in November. (more...)
Elizabeth Franz to Star in Ronald Harwood's QUARTET at Sharon Playhouse
by BWW News Desk - Aug 5, 2016
Sharon Playhouse, under the leadership of Artistic Director John Simpkins and Managing Director Justin Ball, proudly presents Tony Award-Winner Elizabeth Franz in Ronald Harwood's play Quartet, with performances August 18 through August 28 at Sharon Playhouse (49 Amenia Road). Opening night is August 18 at 7:00pm. (more...)
Novato Theater Co-Opens with A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE
by BWW News Desk - Aug 5, 2016
Novato Theater Company Begins its 2016-2017 season with the Tennessee Williams classic, A Streetcar Named Desire, September 9-October 2 at the NTC Playhouse, 5420 Nave Dr., Novato 94949. The play is directed by Michael Barr and features Gregory Crane, Amber Collins Crane, and Emily Radosevich. It is produced for NTC by Kim Bromley and Janelle Ponte. (more...)
THIRTEEN's American Masters to Celebrate 30th Anniversary
by TV News Desk - Aug 4, 2016
Today, American Masters celebrates its 30th anniversary with the launch of In Their Own Words: The American Masters Digital Archive and the American Masters Podcast, featuring previously unreleased interviews filmed for the documentary series: 2,156 tapes, approximately 1,388 digitized hours, 800-plus interviews and counting. (more...)
Rose Theatre Kingston Announces Casting for GOOD CANARY
by BWW News Desk - Aug 4, 2016
Rose Theatre Kingston today announces full casting for Zach Helm's Good Canary, directed by Award winning actor and director, John Malkovich. (more...)
Magician and Actor Brett Schneider to Bring Illusions to THE MAGIC PLAY at Goodman; Cast Announced!
by BWW News Desk - Aug 3, 2016
This fall, Goodman Theatre combines world-class magic with a human story of loss and love in the world premiere of The Magic Play, by Andrew Hinderaker and directed by Halena Kays, starting October 21. (more...)
WONDERFUL TOWN at Center of Weeklong Leonard Bernstein Celebration at the Goodman
by BWW News Desk - Aug 25, 2016
Goodman Theatre kicks off its 2016/2017 Season with a major revival of Wonderful Town, Leonard Bernstein's timeless musical composition of hope and adventure, lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green and book by Joseph A. Fields and Jerome Chodorov. (more...)
STAGE TUBE: Sneak Peek at New Version of FRANKENSTEIN at DCPA
by Stage Tube - Aug 25, 2016
The U.S. premiere of Nick Dear's adaptation Frankenstein will be directed by Sam Buntrock, returning to the DCPA Theatre Company after directing the 2013 World Premiere of Ed, Downloaded. Buntrock's directing credits include Sunday in the Park with George (Broadway, West End, Menier and 5th Avenue Seattle). The production won 5 Olivier Awards including Outstanding Musical Production and was nominated for 9 Tony Awards including Best Director. BroadwayWorld brings you a sneak peek below! (more...)
Jarrott Productions Announces Ticket Sales for Arthur Miller's THE PRICE
by BWW News Desk - Aug 25, 2016
Jarrott Productions has announced that tickets are now on sale for its season opening play The Price, by Pulitzer Prize winner Arthur Miller. Some critics have hailed The Price as Miller's best work-surpassing even Death of a Salesman. It deals with family dynamics and the price of keeping secrets. Performances will be held Wednesday through Saturday evenings at 7:30pm and Sunday afternoons at 2:30pm from September 28th through October 22nd at Trinity Street Theatre, 901 Trinity in downtown Austin. Free street and garage parking on Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons. Ticket prices range from $18-$25 (with $30 opening night tickets on 9/28 also available). (more...)
Austin Playhouse Presents SILENT SKY by Lauren Gunderson, 9/23
by BWW News Desk - Aug 25, 2016
At the dawn of modern astronomy, Henrietta Leavitt leaves her home and beloved sister to work in Harvard's male-driven observatory and map the night sky. She forms a new sisterhood with her fellow star "computers," Annie and Williamina, and begins to fall in love with her supervisor, Peter Shaw. As Henrietta makes a revolutionary discovery about where the Earth is in time and space, she must fight to be heard in a world where women's ideas are dismissed until men take credit for them. A celestial romance and a true story of determination, Silent Sky invites you to revel in the magic of the universe on this historic journey of love, family, feminism and science. (more...)
WAM Theatre Announces Casting for Fresh Takes Reading of SAMSARA
by BWW News Desk - Aug 2, 2016
WAM Theatre is pleased to announce the cast for the fourth in their 2016 Fresh Takes Play Reading Series, Samsara by Lauren Yee, directed by WAM Theatre Co-Founder Leigh Strimbeck. The reading will take place on Sunday, August 21 at 3 pm at No. Six Depot Roastery and Cafe, 6 Depot Street in West Stockbridge, MA. (more...)
Cast, Creative Teams Set for DCPA's GLASS MENAGERIE and FRANKENSTEIN
by BWW News Desk - Aug 17, 2016
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA) has announced the full casting and artistic teams for their fall Theater Company productions of The Glass Menagerie and Frankenstein. The lineup includes returning artists from past seasons, new collaborators, and familiar faces from the Colorado theatre community. (more...)
New American Play THE GREAT DIVIDE to Debut at Finborough Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Aug 16, 2016
The world premiere of the award-winning new play The Great Divide by acclaimed new American playwright Alix Sobler runs at the Finborough Theatre, playing Sunday and Monday evenings and Tuesday matinees from Sunday, 4 September 2016 (Press Night: Monday, 5 September 2016 at 7.30pm). (more...)
Lyric Stage Announces Cast, Creative Team for COMPANY
by BWW News Desk - Aug 15, 2016
The Lyric Stage Company of Boston announces the cast & creative team for COMPANY, with Music and Lyrics by STEPHEN SONDHEIM and Book by GEORGE FURTH. Directed by Spiro Veloudos with music director Catherine Stornetta and choreography & musical staging by Rachel Bertone, COMPANY will run September 2 - October 9, 2016. (more...)
BWW Interview: Thomas James O'Leary Directs NEXT TO NORMAL
by Don Grigware - Aug 15, 2016
Thomas James O'Leary's recent directing credits include Flim Flam: Houdini and the Hereafter, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Nine, Dusty de los Santos, The Debut of Georgia, A Horse with a View, and currently Sunday in the Park with George. Thomas is best known for his three-year run (over 1,000 performances) in the title role of Broadway's longest-running musical, The Phantom of the Opera. Other acting credits include Miss Saigon (Broadway original cast), Les Miserables (First National original cast), Chess (First National), You Never Can Tell (Yale Rep), Last Sunday in June (Century Center), Travels with My Aunt (Colony Theatre), and Take Me Out (LA Weekly Award, Celebration Theatre). (more...)
Casting Announced for Nashville Rep's 2016-17 Season
by BWW News Desk - Aug 12, 2016
With former Tennessee Titan Eddie George, Jenny Littleton of The Doyle and Debbie Show, founding Rep actor Jackie Welch, a collection of audience favorites, and some intriguing new faces added to the mix, Nashville Repertory's five-show season for 2016-17 tackles the many dimensions of love: commitment, dilemma, risk, joy, and disappointment. (more...)
Starry WAR PAINT Becomes Most Successful Musical in Goodman's History
by BWW News Desk - Aug 11, 2016
War Paint has become the most successful musical in Goodman Theatre's history, extended (for a second and final time) through August 21. (more...)
SENSE AND SENSIBILITY to Open Folger Theatre's 2016-17 Season
by BWW News Desk - Aug 11, 2016
Folger Theatre's 2016/17 season kicks off with an inspired stage adaptation of one of literature's most cherished novels, Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen. (more...)
Six New Plays Slated for NEW STAGES Festival at Goodman Theatre This Fall
by BWW News Desk - Aug 10, 2016
Goodman Theatre announces the lineup of its 13th annual New Stages festival-a celebration and discovery of new work by some of the finest established and emerging playwrights. (more...)
Redtwist Theatre Announces 13th Season Lineup
by BWW News Desk - Aug 1, 2016
Redtwist Theatre is pleased to announce its 13th Season! 'Home is where the HURT is' examines the fabric of family relationships. How do we live in the present when the future is looming? How far will we go to reach our potential and make our dreams a reality? And will that help or hurt the ones closest to us? (more...)
Phillip James Brannon to Lead 'NAT TURNER', While David Wilson Barnes, Finn Wittrock & More Join NYTW's OTHELLO
by BWW News Desk - Aug 1, 2016
New York Theatre Workshop (NYTW) just announced full casting for the first two shows of the 2016/17 season, NAT TURNER IN JERUSALEM and OTHELLO. (more...)


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Soma is a modern attractive bungalow which has been recently extended and refurbished to a high standard. It has been tastefully furnished and is situated in a quiet road, having lovely views towards Southwold from the property. It is conveniently situated for all that this area has to offer and the property benefits from an attractive sun trap court yard garden with patio. While staying in Soma, you will have access to a Plasma TV with a Sky HD package aswell as a wireless broadband laptop which is provided.
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New Orleans, Louisiana—When I meet Dave Fountain, he's sprawled across the couch of his house on Bartholomew Street, decked out in a dirty white tank top and black trousers, barefoot. I've stumbled into his home to ask him about what's outside of it: Snare drums and trombones dangle from the front gate, casting shadows on a lawn display built from old Halloween decorations. On the front walk, two mannequins, equipped with a rowboat and life preservers, are navigating imaginary flood waters, beckoning for help. There's a coffin stuck halfway through one door. A headless zombie (that's a side of Katrina you never saw on CNN, I guess) is sitting on his front porch, next to a stuffed Siberian tiger, and directly beneath a painting of the Voodoo queen of New Orleans. I'd asked a neighbor whether it'd be a wise choice to knock, and got the all-systems-go: "Tell him Smokey sent ya."
Katrina didn't hit the Bywater, where Dave lives, as bad as it hit the Lower Ninth Ward across the canal, but it didn't exactly spare it, either. When the flood waters rose to 5 feet and 5 inches (the measurement comes from the still-visible watermark on his window), Dave camped out on his roof. Spending three days and three nights on an island, baking in the sun and blacked-out at night, does real wonders for your peace of mind; the museum he's putting together is his way of rebuilding, in every sense of the word:
"I ain't got nothing else to do," Dave explains. "The way I see it, people come from all over the world to see nothin'—so I give 'em something to look at."
His museum, open for business but still very much a work in progress, consists of two rooms and is packed with voodoo dolls and concert posters, Mardi Gras masks and instruments, CDs, kitschy trinkets, and historical artifacts—including a two-piece telephone he says still works, and a set of slave shackles, complete with a key and a steel dog tag with the born-on date (1853) and the name of the plantation (Bel-Air). It's really not a museum at all so much as a living room with an idea. It's terribly organized, highly illogical, and kind of dirty in places—but there's a spark to it. A bit like New Orleans, I guess.
In the years following the storm, as the neighborhood slowly came back to life, Dave trimmed the grass in nearby vacant lots, opened up his doors to "drink beer and talk shit," and even held church services. "They had pews and everything."
"I had one lady, she come, said she had a curse on her. I said, 'Baby, I'm gonna get this curse off of you,'" says Dave. She'd seen the Voodoo shrine on his front porch and decided that he must be well practiced in the arts. What do you even do in that situation? Well, if you're Dave, you tell her to just think positively and embrace the Lord. "Sure 'nuf, she came back to me and said, 'Thank you for getting this curse off.' Thank you for getting this curse off!"
I finally make my way out the door, after he's burned me a copy of a slideshow he made with images from the storm, and showed me some of his clippings (I'm hardly the first person to stop by).
One block down from Dave's unfinished shrine, Harry Connick Jr. and Branford Marsalis have teamed up with Habitat for Humanity to build "Musicians Village," a three-block-long stretch of pastel-colored shotgun houses intended to serve as magnets for the city's displaced artists. It's a nice idea, and emblematic of the kind of initiatives that have sprung up around some the most afflicted parts of the city. But not all that's lost can be rebuilt with nails and 2x4s. Dave fidgets a lot when he talks, is prone to mumbling, and sometimes doesn't make eye contact; you get the sense that those three nights up on the roof, all by himself, surrounded by nothing, might have something to do with it.
"You don't think about music and then it's not there no more," Dave says.


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We stand with our brothers and sisters across the ocean, and we cry for you. At this time, we needn't say much more. If you are not yet aware, Paris has been attacked by gun and bomb-wielding terrorists on Friday night, with several gunmen possibly still on the run. Facebook has a a 'safety check' feature to check on your friends and family if you're worried. Love, and strength, from the entire Sailing Anarchy community.
November 13th, 2015 by admin
Welcome to the 2015 Tour De France a la Voile, the seminal series barely rescued from an ignominious death last year and entering its final days of action down in Nice. The new TdF is all about beaches, babes, trimarans, and action rather than sportsyachts, distance racing, and student teams. Wanna see the balls-deep T-bone this shot comes from? Click here for the full video of the crash. For more links and discussion of the all-new event, hit the thread.
- Tags: crash, diam 24, France, Tour De France
July 24th, 2015 by admin
When Sperry told us they wanted to support coverage of events we thought made a difference to the sport of sailing, we instantly thought of the J/70 Worlds. Sure, there was a 95-boat Melges 24 Worlds two weeks ago in Denmark and a 100-boat SB20 Worlds in Lake Garda last week, but with nearly a thousand boats sold in three years, nothing comes close to the impact on racing made by the new and exploding class from the J0hnstones. And as evidenced by the 16-nation field in the boat's second-ever Worlds in La Rochelle, the effect is spreading far, and fast.
So we put together a 6-man crew to bring live video of all the racing to you guys, and we didn't skimp. The live feed included commentary from SA's Senior Editor and Adventures of a Sailor Girl's Nic Douglass, along with daily highlight reels from Petey Crawford, and huge high-quality photo galleries from Sander Van Der Borch. Why'd we go so big? Because we want to see more of the family-friendly, female-inclusive, youth-engaging vibe this little boat is giving to people all over the world, and the infrastructure J/boats have created to deliver well-built, good-looking, quick-ish little racers that are all damned similar to one another is something we admire. And we felt privileged to be able to document it all.
Above you'll find our final movie from last week's Championship, and we really, really hope you'll sit through it until the end. And don't be drinking coffee near the end. If you laugh as much as we did, share the link with your friends. For the full interview with new World Champ Julian Fernandez, hit this link. The full chat with Marty Kullman including the drama with North's DNE request is in here. You can grab any one of the dozen-plus interviews and highlight reels in our Vimeo index.
As always, huge thanks to Sperry for their support, and to J/Composites Europe for all their support on the ground and on the water. More thanks at the end of the video.
- Tags: France, J/70, la rochelle, sportboat, World Championship, Worlds
July 17th, 2015 by admin
Aussie Mini sailor Katrina Ham says her boat was smashed to bits and she was left to die by an official Mini-Transat rescue boat two years ago during the stormy and poorly-managed 2013 race. Now that she's qualified for the 2015 MT, those same organizers have now rejected her entry. Here's the story, with thanks to Conrad Colman for the heads up. Head over to Katrina's fundraising page to give her a hand, read more about her story over here, and blow up the MT organizers with the link to this story on Facebook until they quit acting like assholes.
Katrina, 27, from Brisbane has been working for years to get to reach her goal: the Mini Transat. Having moved to France 3 years ago, she lives in a van on the submarine base in Lorient and teaches English to survive. But this is not the first time Katrina has come up against hurdles. After finishing all the qualification requirements and getting to the start in 2013, the race was delayed and the fleet was diverted to northern Spain. During an organised delivery to the re-start, Katrina was taken under tow by an official accompanying boat which towed her into dangerous breaking waves. Her boat was let loose after she was rolled by a wave and she was hurtled into the water. Fortunately she was attached to her boat, but the boat that was towing her was nowhere to be seen. Katrina was discovered by chance by the harbour pilot who ended up swimming for his life as well! While Katrina was eventually brought back to shore, her boat was left drifting, to be smashed to pieces.
Proving that she's not one to give up, Katrina stayed in France, acquired another mini, and set out to get qualified again. Even though she completed all the requirements again, her entry has been rejected because they organizers want her to pay €2000 for the tracker that was apparently damaged when her boat was lost. Katrina has given the tracker back and has no legal obligation to pay for it but without the means to fight given the time restrictions Katrina's dream is threatened to be crushed again. It is crunch time at the end of the week, when entries close she either coughs up and gets to race (assuming they accept her and she finds the means to get to the start) or she misses out altogether…..not an easy choice given the circumstances.
Please help Katrina so that she can be on the start line. She won't win the race, but she has demonstrated for years that she has the skills and mental fortitude to overcome all the challenges ahead of her if she has the means. Please lend a hand and help this young adventurer fight back from the unjust position she has found herself in and succeed in realising her dream and sharing this adventure with you.
- Tags: France, katrina ham, mini 6.50, Mini Transat
July 17th, 2015 by admin
Day 3 of the J/70 Worlds saw no more black flags but plenty of hard-charging action, paint-trading, and even a few position changes. Mexico's Julian Fernandez needs one good race to lock it up, though Carlo Alberini's crew says there will be some firework at the start of Race 9 of the championship. Meanwhile, in a truly bizarre display of poor sportsmanship, one American team filed to have another American team's black flag turned into a DNE with no benefit to their own scores. The reason? It was a North sailmaker filing against a Quantum sailmaker – the second US boat in the standings, and they go from 5th to 15th…
Some majorly gorgeous photos from Sander over here, and follow all the live action coming in a few minutes. You can grab a look at our post-race interviews last night with Helly Hanson's John Mollicone here, from Jud Smith over here, and from Notaro's Benedetto Giallongo here.
- Tags: France, J/70 worlds, julian fernandez, la rochelle
July 11th, 2015 by admin
With every one of the 6 starts (and several general recalls) firing off under the black flag, a little bit of conservatism is going a long, long way at the J/70 Worlds. With current WC Tim Healy dropping a BFD, Julian Fernandez is looking strong for the class's second ever Worlds. Sander Van Der Borch is making it look simply gorgeous; have a look at the monster jellyfish in this above/below water shot. And look at the contrast on these spinnakers. Or maybe you prefer some spray?
Here are the Day 2 Highlights from Penalty Box Productions.
- Tags: France, J/70, la rochelle, World Championship
July 10th, 2015 by admin
The first day of the second-ever J/70 Worlds lit up with gorgeous sun and an unexpected 15 knots from the NW. But when the chop stacked up with almost two knots of outgoing tide running right over the starting line, it was always going to be a bad day for some people. We just didn't know it was going to be bad for the SA live video team!
As anyone in sailing knows, the French do things just a little bit differently. That's why their food is so much better than anyone else's – because they keep it the way they like it, and change is the enemy. That attitude carries over to everything, and on the race course, that meant doing everything a bit differently than most of us are used to in big fleet sportboating. While nearly every major sportboat worlds over 50 boats has run a midline boat for years, that's not the French way, so rather than a tidy start with three different vantage points to call OCS boats, we saw the exact opposite: 5 general recalls for race 2, with two of them under black flag, and an astonishing 19 boats starting off their Worlds with a BFD, including several championship contenders. To add insult to injury, at least one top US boat only looked on the first chalkboard for their number, and the Race Committee only called the numbers on the radio in French…at a regatta where english-speaking boats outnumber French by 3 to 1.
A late night saw no redress given for any of the 19 BFDs, which changes the nature of the regatta considerably for quite a few, but unsurprisingly, Julian Fernandes (MEX), Tim Healy (USA), and Carlo Albierini (ITA) are mixing it up for the lead after three.
Our live coverage was dotted by French internet issues, but that was nothing compared to our full electrical loss a minute into Race 3; a quick check at the inverters revealed 50 gallons of water sloshing around in the bilge, flowing in via a blow out raw water pump seal. Our broadcast ended with no power, no stream, and a last-second anchoring practice to keep us off the beach before a two-hour tow-in from the RC.
Fortunately none of that kept Sander Van Der Borch from putting together a gorgeous gallery of the day just like his photo above (and the less gorgeous one on the left).
Watch it all unfold live today (with a bit less drama behind the lens, hopefully) over here, or check back on the front page for the embedded vid.
- Tags: France, J/70, la rochelle, World Championship
July 9th, 2015 by admin
While SA's live coverage team was fighting to stay afloat, Petey was doing what he does, and here's the Day 1 Video Report from the J/70 Worlds. Enjoy, and stay tuned for another full day of live coverage from LaRo – this time, hopefully without the sinking part.
- Tags: France, J/70, la rochelle, sport boat, sportboat, World Championship
July 8th, 2015 by admin
The horror show in Paris has shaken up much of Europe, and thanks to some of our French readers, we've got this well-remembered cover from more than 40 years ago to pay tribute to the spirit of the shit-stirring mag and yachting. It's the mag's response to Pen Duick IV's dismasting during the Whitbread back in January 1974, a backhanded compliment to Eric Tabarly's massive male genitalia (figuratively, and we've heard literally) and ego.
Our thoughts go out to our frères et soeurs in and around Paris effected by this horrible attack; Charlie Hebdo remains typically defiant, though they'll sell some 50 times their regular circulation for the next issue – featuring cartoons of Mohammed himself. Nice.
Leading VOR 65 skipper Charles Caudrelier had some comments about the massacre a few days ago; check 'em.
- Tags: charlie hebdo, eric tabarly, France
January 12th, 2015 by admin
Solo Figarists Nick Cherry and Henry Bomby continue with Sailing Anarchy's 2014 Route Du Rhum coverage, sponsored by Bruce Schwab Energy Systems. Please get in touch with the Vendee veteran to find out how his energy storage, solar power, and charging systems can benefit your cruising or racing boat today, and enjoy Nick and Henry's latest analysis. Hit the thread for all the latest news, photos, videos, and analysis.
Big conditions meant a premature end to the huge 'thank f*** they're gone' party for Route Du Rhum shore crew and race staff in St. Malo on Sunday night, just as it has for some 13 official abandonments on the race track. A further 20-odd boats are in less-dire-but-still-bad shape, headed to port or to find some shelter in order to fix damaged sails, rudders, and bodies. Obviously the weather has been heinous, with two solid fronts kicking the fleets in the face with gusts reported up to 60 knots and some nasty seas, especially rounding the corner at Brest. The most high-profile casualty has been Thomas Coville, who managed to prang a cargo ship in the night just in front of the TSS off Ushant. With closing speeds between the ship and trimaran of 40 knots, dark skies, and awful visibility, it's a wonder that more of these guys haven't hit anything. It's yet another blow for the Sodeb'o campaign, which adds this failed attempt to something of a pile of them over the past few years. Coville may be one of the world's best, but we wonder if he didn't piss off an old gypsy woman sometime over the past decade…
Perhaps most worrying amongst the early dropouts are two keel losses/failures on the new Sabrosa Mk II Class 40 sisterships of Francois Anglouvant (picked up by a chopper from his capsized hull) and Marc Lepesqueux, who managed to fill ballast, drop sails and sail downwind to Guernsey. I'm no mathematician but the chances of both these guys hitting a submerged object seems pretty low, and we guess their design and build team (which included Anglouvant) is trying to figure out what happened right now, while thanking their lucky stars that no one was killed.
The decision by race director Gilles Chiorri to send the fleet off into this storm is refreshing in the light of so many big races being delayed in recent years. Many skippers – particularly in the handicap Rhum class – chose to do something we rarely see these days; they waited out the worst of the storm before going yachting.
Ultimate Update
All the fleets have spread out by now, but none more so than the Ultimes, where Loic Peyron is having an absolute blinder aboard BPVII, steadily pulling out a sixty mile lead over Yann Guichard on the Spindrift (who isn't showing any signs of using his extra nine meters of length to catch up). Watching these guys go off the start was jaw dropping, with Coville looking picture perfect early on and Sydney Gavignet giving the spec fleet some 'oohs' and 'aahs' flying his center hull as he weaved through the spectator boats. We caught up with Sidney here; click the link for a video interview where we chatted about 'Oh, Sheet' release systems and weather routing.
Given that sailing a big multi alone is a full-time job, these guys are aiming not to go downstairs at all during the race. Yann Ellies on Paprec has a staff of three top guys holed up in a house in Brittany running a watch system looking at forecasts and on-board data basically playing a full-on version of the virtual race game. He's planning to have Skype messenger on 24/7 and regular sat phone calls, leaving him free to ease sheets off one of these bollard/cleat arrangements at any time. Whatever you think of shore-based routers they are here to stay, and this race pits the best weather guys against each other across the Ultime fleet.
Macif Attack
Francois Gabart is, once again, showing why no one has been able to touch him for the past couple of years; 30 miles over Jeremie Beyou in a sistership and 50 over Marc Guillemot aboard Safran. Vincent Riou and Tanguy De Lamotte are all but out of this race with mainsail track issues and rudder damage respectively. These guys are in for a fast crossing with few passing lanes; look for Gabart to continue to push his lead right through the finish line.
Rogue Racing
True to form over the last couple of years, Seb Rogues in GDF Suez is leading the way as the 40s reach down towards Cap Finisterre. There's been a definite split in this class, with the first fifteen or so boats who made it out of the channel in good shape having put some serious miles on the B fleet of stragglers as they get into better and better breeze.
Fifty First Dates
The prize for most dropouts goes to the Multi 50 fleet, where currently only six out of eleven starters are left in the running, with the three favourites occupying the top spots. On the dock some of these boats looked like they might be better off in a museum than a storm and it seems that maybe Neptune agreed!?
Fast Forward
Looking ahead at the weather, things are starting to calm down for the big trimarans and IMOCA fleet, and with the Azores high still located quite far north, these skippers should be able to sail a fairly direct route for the next few days before the wind drops a little and goes further aft. Then it'll be lots of gybing to line up their approach to Guadeloupe. The slower boats will have to negotiate another (hopefully less violent) front toward the end of the week, which could create some lanes for some of the early losers. We'll keep you posted.
-Nick and Henry
Sunday 2 November
-9h00 : Luc Coquelin (Classe Rhum) hit by dive boat when at anchor, damaged bowsprit.
-13h15 : Jean-Édouard Criquioche (Class40) rig problems, starts at 1900hrs.
-15h00 : Ricardo Diniz (Classe Rhum) diesel problem and other issues. Arrived back in Saint-Malo at 1800hrs left Monday 1700hrs
-19h00 : Charlie Capelle (Classe Rhum) stops in Saint-Quay Portrieux to let worst of weather go, restarts Monday 0800hrs
-19h45 : Jean Galfione (Class40) strikes unlit buoy off Bréhat and damages hull. Arrives Saint-Quay Portrieux at 5h30 Monday, aims to leave 19h Monday
-20h15 : Giancarlo Pedote (Class40) sail problems heads for Roscoff. Arrives at 7h, leaves Monday 11h
-23h00 : Marc Lepesqueux (Class40) loses keel fills ballast heads to Guernsey under engine arrives 10h Monday Abandon.
-23h30 : François Angoulvant (Class40) loses keel, helicoptered off at 00h40 Monday to Brest. Abandon.
-23h35 : Loïc Féquet (Multi50) float damaged, towed by SNSM to l'Aber Wrac'h at 8h Monday. Abandon.
-23h45 : Thomas Coville (Ultime) hits a cargo ship. Damages main bow and starboard float. Arrives Roscoff at 11hrs Monday. Abandon.
Monday 3 November
-0h30 : Bertrand Delesne (Class40) has problems with sails halyards and headsails. Heads to Perros-Guirec then Roscoff. Arrives 9h, depart 13h.
-1h15 : Bob Escoffier (Classe Rhum) sail and rig problems. Heads to Roscoff, arrives 08h Monday. Aims to leave Tues 06h.
-1h45 : Thierry Bouchard (Class40) wrist injury, heads to Saint Malo. Arrives 16h Monday. Abandon.
-4h20 : Brieuc Maisonneuve (Class40) pilot problems, heads to Roscoff arrives 10:45 Monday.
-5h35 : Gilles Buekenhout (Multi50) breaks rudder, towed by SNSM to Roscoff arrives 16h Monday
-6h30 : Nicolas Troussel (Class40) twists ankle, routes to Brest arrives 15h Monday. Abandon.
-7h00 : Hervé de Carlan (Multi50) breaks daggerboard, heads to Saint-Brieuc.
-7h15 : Erik Nigon (Multi50) shreds mainsail, heads to La Rochelle, Abandon.
-8h10 : Pierre-Yves Lautrou (Class40) loses two wind vanes. Heading to Camaret. Arrives 17h Monday.
-8h45 : Alan Roura (Class40) water ingress, other varied problems. Heads to Roscoff, ETA 19h
-9h45 : Tanguy de Lamotte (IMOCA) rudder damage, route towards Brest since 1400hrs.
-10h00 : Vincent Lantin (Class40) various problems, heading to Camaret.
-10h10 : Patrick Morvan (Classe Rhum) various problems heading to Camaret. due 18h30 Monday
-10h15 : Alain Delhumeau (Multi50) dismasted, heading to Brest Abandon.
-10h45 : Julien Mabit (Classe Rhum) pilot and electronics problems heading to l'Aber Wrac'h. Arrives 14h00.
-12h00 : Bertrand de Broc (IMOCA) pilot problem and injured elbow. Heading to Lorient. Abandon.
-14h00 : Arnaud Boissières (Class40) crack on deck and other pbs heading to Les Sables d'Olonne. Abandon.
-15h00 : Philippe Fiston (Class40) technical problems. Arrived Camaret at 17h Monday
-14h00 : Benjamin Hardouin (Classe Rhum) arrived Roscoff to repair leak, plans to restart Tuesday 06h
-16h00 : Conrad Humphreys (Class40) arrives Camaret 16hrs sail problems, batten car damaged
-16h30 : Nils Boyer (Classe Rhum) arrives at Roscoff to replace life-raft
-17h15 : Vincent Riou (IMOCA) damaged mainsail track mounting, heading downwind slowly to repair.
Tuesday 4 November
-Afternoon: Pierre Antonie (Multi 50) lightning strike; holed. Airlifted to safety.
- Tags: France, henry bomby, imoca, nick cherry, ocean racing anarchy, route du rhum, st. malo, trimarans, Ultime
November 4th, 2014 by admin


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Any suggestions to counteract the carb cravings?
Any suggestions to counteract the carb cravings?
For me, it's potatoes, rice, or chestnuts. Or coffee with cream.
The primal answer, I think, is fruit. But I'm also going through bread cravings right now, last night I gave in. Tomorrow I'll go buy a pineapple. Perhaps it will work this time. i'm having a problem going to sleep, and a bagel with butter and jam will put me right to sleep. I hope pineapple will also.
I second the potatoes.
Baked sweet potato with a tablespoon of butter and cinnamon = heaven.
Make sure you have some protein at every meal, to help you stay satisfied. Meat, eggs, fish, maybe some cheese.
Try to keep carbs low at first. I would not even recommend fruit or potatoes, they only fuel the cravings in my experience. Stick with non-starchy veges and berries for the most part.
Make up the balance with fats - butter, nuts, olives.
Get through the first wee while and you should find your tastes adapt and your cravings diminish. Then you will be able to enjoy the sweetness of a carrot, a few grapes or whatever and will find that sugar and sweetened foods overly sweet.
Bread is addictive, but again your cravings will diminish quicker if you are strict about not giving in at first.
Annie Ups the Ante
For reference, I'm quite lean so insulin resistance probably isn't an issue.
Up your carbs and lower you fat/protein.
OP: dont eat low carb. Eat a moderate amount of carbs from fruit and tubers, even rice if you would like. Low carb just leads to binge eating and metabolic disorders.


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Treva Trimble, 94 - July 06, 2011
Treva E. (Price) Trimble, 94, of Griffith and Merrillville, IN, passed away Wednesday, July 6, 2011.
A celebration of life service was conducted on July 11 at Kuiper Funeral Home at Highland, IN. Burial took place at the Chapel Lawn Cemetery & Memorial Gardens at Schererville, IN.
Trimble was born May 1, 1917, at Orafino to Elvin and Nancy Price, the fourth of five children.
In October of 1933, she was united in marriage to John W. "Jack" Trimble of Omaha.
The opportunity of employment brought her and her husband to reside at the Gary/Hammond, IN, area.
She was the mother of four daughters, a homemaker and caregiver for her husband.
Trimble enjoyed sewing, crocheting, shopping, visits with family and friends, and was an avid reader and a deep thinker, said family members.
She was a longtime member of the New Elliott Christian Church. In recent years, she was active in the Grandmother's Club and WOW of Griffith.
Trimble was preceded in death by: her parents, Elvin and Nancy Price; her husband of 46 years, John "Jack" Trimble; a daughter, Judy Banks; three siblings.
Survivors include: her three daughters—Brenda (Kenneth) Smith, Leone Scholler and Joneva (Michael) Jacobs; 10 grandchildren; a sister, Nora Coffman; sister-in-law, LaVone Gerdes of Gothenburg; two nieces—Nancy and Yvonne.
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THE JOURNAL NEWS: Once a focal point of Reformed Judaism in Rockland, the former Temple Beth El of Spring Valley will be auctioned off next month.
The Spring Valley congregation last year merged with Beth Torah in Upper Nyack, forming the Reform Temple of Rockland. The merger became necessary as Rockland's changing ethnic makeup led to declining membership and revenue.Read More


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A candidate for public office in Potter County called the other day to discuss - what else? - politics.
The caller, perhaps thinking he could soften me up for some kind of trick question, said someone had told him - based on a perception of my political leanings - that I would be receptive to the caller's inquiry.
"I am a yellow-dog ticket-splitter," I told this candidate.
And proud of it, too.
Which gets me to the point I want to make: Texas needs to rid itself of the straight-party spot on the ballot, which many Texans, sadly, are going to mark when they go to the polls Nov. 5.
The 35 percent to 40 percent of registered voters who'll go to the polls this fall will find a spot on their ballot that enables them to vote all-Republican or all-Democrat.
It's an easy way to vote. It's too easy, in fact.
This spot on the ballot harkens us back to the day when Texas was a one-party state. Everyone, it seemed, was a Democrat.
What difference did it make in those days that a Republican candidate had a good idea or two? None.
Most voters - even here in the Panhandle - would rather have voted for a yellow dog than for a Republican.
So, the state made it easy for them to cast their vote for the entire Democratic ticket.
Times have changed since, oh, 1961, when Texas elected its first Republican, John Tower, to the U.S. Senate. Texas has become a two-party state - although you cannot draw that conclusion today by looking at the party affiliation of all statewide officeholders. They're all Republican at the moment.
Still, the state is engaging in a vigorous debate about issues big and small.
The major parties are going at each other hammer and tong.
Why, though, do we insist on giving Texans the option of marking that spot on the ballot in which they vote for the party rather than the candidate?
I've run into few Texans who'll admit to voting for the party. You've heard the refrain: I vote for the person, not the party. Fine, then what's wrong with making voters go down the ballot race by race, candidate by candidate, and forcing them to mark the spot on the ballot next to the candidate of his or her choice?
Nothing is wrong with it. Therefore, the state should eliminate that provision from the ballot. It should do so at its next opportunity, during the 2003 Legislature.
For example, a good many Randall County voters, the vast majority of whom are Republicans, seem to like to vote for the party.
Consider these figures from the 2000 presidential election from the County Clerk's Office.
Of 41,775 ballots cast for president in Randall County, 22,946 of them were cast by people who marked the straight-party spot on the ballot. That means more than half of those voting for president didn't take a few extra minutes to examine each spot on the ballot to determine if they really wanted to vote for every candidate running under their party's banner.
Which party's voters are more inclined to vote straight-ticket? The Republicans. The Republican presidential ticket received 33,921 votes in 2000, but 19,276 votes, or 57 percent, were cast on a straight-party ballot. The Democratic presidential ticket received 7,209 votes in Randall County, with just 3,522 votes, or 49 percent, cast on a straight-party ballot.
My own view is that if you're dedicated to the party's principles, then you're more than welcome to vote for every one of the candidates running for your party. But you ought to mark the spot by each candidate's name - one at a time.
But if you're like me, you might not be totally happy with every candidate wearing your party's label.
And this year will prove no different for this voter.
I tend to favor one of the two major political parties. But this year is proving to be a challenge as I peruse the options that await me on Nov. 5. This might be the year I split my ticket just about in half.
So, I intend this year - as always - to ignore the straight-ticket spot on the ballot.
Frankly, I relish the agony that awaits me as I try to decide which major-party candidates receive my vote on Election Day.
I believe it is an agony all Texans dedicated enough to vote should be required to endure.
John Kanelis is editorial page editor for the Amarillo Globe-News. He can be contacted at the Globe-News, P.O. Box 2091, Amarillo, TX 79166, or via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. His column appears Sundays.
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1. Bubblicious Big East
Going into this weekend's action, the Big East has more teams on the bubble for the NCAA tournament than locks. You're familiar with the top four - Villanova and Syracuse are No. 1 seeds at present, and West Virginia and Georgetown are prime candidates to be seeded No. 2. But after that quartet and Pittsburgh, the league's NCAA roster is lacking. Louisville hurt itself with its loss Thursday night to St. John's, dropping the Cardinals on the bubble with Marquette, Notre Dame, South Florida, Connecticut, Cincinnati, and Seton Hall. Should be a fun Big East tournament next month.


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On Saturday afternoon, Notre Dame's senior class will play its final game at Notre Dame Stadium.
As a class, it has experienced, perhaps, one of the most tumultuous four-year periods in the history of the program, making it one of the most memorable classes by default.
While Irish fans haven't always been consistent in their praise of these current seniors, Saturday marks the final time to display an affinity and appreciation for Tommy Rees, Zack Martin, Chris Watt and Co.


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This is your opportunity to view historical artifacts of the Lincoln era rarely seen outside of Illinois. Titled "Abraham Lincoln and the Promise of America", the exhibit will feature over 1,000 items, including Tad Lincoln's original rocker, authentic 1860 presidential campaign memorabilia, and an item of furniture from Abraham Lincoln's Illinois home. The opening exhibit will include a clock from Ford's Theatre the night of Lincoln's assassination on loan from the National Park Service. The ceremony is scheduled for 12:00 noon and will include an impressive host of Pennsylvania dignitaries and noted Lincoln scholars.
The opening ceremony has attracted historians from many locations including Maryland, New York, New Jersey, Virginia and Washington, D.C. Our opening day will include door prizes, posters and an opportunity for the public to meet noted scholars. We will also be holding a "members only" reception with refreshments. Nationally acclaimed Lincoln artist Wendy Allen of Connecticut will make a personal appearance and display 20 of her most prominent Lincoln portraits. Allen with even conduct a public workshop revealing her techniques for painting the Lincoln visage.
Plan to join us on Presidents Day, February 19, as we unveil one of the most respected and powerful Lincoln exhibits in the United States.
I look forward to greeting everyone on this memorable occasion.
Joseph Garrera
Executive Director


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Cons: Since it has threaded holes for the mounting screws, i had to use theirs to mount it to my Evo 212. since they aren't countersunk, they get in the way on the radiator a little bit. Just had to press harder to get it on, still mounts solid, so not really a con.
Other Thoughts: With this and the 2 other fans running full blast in my case, you can hear they're moving quite a bit of air and keeping things cool. I'm sure it'd be quieter if it wasn't running at 100%, but it's keeping my OC nice and cool.READ FULL REVIEW
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Pros: Keeps my CPU very cool, even when overclocking. Mounts up very solid once you get it on there. Nice fan, and happy it included a second bracket for push/pull
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My Five Worst Flights Of All Time
I hate flying even when it's smooth -- the combination of terror and tedium really wears me down.
But when it ain't smooth, my nerves jangle so loud they drown out Alec Baldwin playing games on his cell phone in the next row.
While I inhale a whip-it to relax, let me tell you my five worst flights:
(5) New York to Toronto
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It bounced up and down so hard the whole time they couldn't even serve the beverages! It was a short trip but felt so long I was ready for my AARP card by touchdown!
(4) New York to London
I heard an explosion aboard. I thought for sure the engine had blown up. We looked at each other, confused and horrified. The flight attendant came down the aisle, picking up orange rinds. "What happened?" we asked her in a panic. "Just collecting fruit to throw out," she chirped. NO, THE EXPLOSION!!! "Oh, we were hit by lightning," she blithely informed, continuing with the rinds collecting! I was chilled, but held my breath for the next three hours and made it home in one piece. What does it take to ruffle these flight workers? And who gives a shit about orange rinds?
(3) L.A. to New York
After an eternity in the air, I thought the ghastly experience was finally ending, but the pilot said we had to circle while we awaited an OK for landing. The weather was bad, so we kept hitting alarming speed bumps as we circled around. It was like being in a bumper car, except it was 35,000 feet in the air, it was storming, and we were probably running out of fuel. "Does this happen often?" I asked a flight attendant, on the verge of hysteria. "Why. Does it make you nervous?" she answered, coolly. YES, YOU MONSTER!!!! Anyway, we finally got the OK and landed and I vowed never to fly again. But ill-advisedly enough, I did.
(2) Honolulu to L.A.
Completely unexpectedly, the plane bumped and dropped a whole bunch at one point in the ride! I have no idea how far -- maybe it was just a few feet -- but it felt like thousands. My heart was in my mouth -- no, it had traveled all the way up to my forehead. My kidney was up to my widow's peak! Everyone on board laughed nervously and braced themselves for death, but amazingly it didn't happen again! Still, I was as shattered as Blanche DuBois after that trolley ride.
(1) Las Vegas to New York
They warned us about "really heavy winds." I started whimpering and shaking, wondering if I couldn't just hail a camel or something. The flight attendant assured me that the captains were the best in the biz and she wouldn't get on board if there was any real risk because she had two sons and had to stay around for them. I'm completely barren, but still wanted to live. And I must say the first 90 minutes or so were surreally horrible! Not the usual up-and-down bumps, but weird, existential twists and turns without any seeming logic. It felt like nature was raggedly conspiring to pull us down at every horrid moment, but we got through it and eventually landed. I couldn't look the flight attendant in the eye as I scampered back to normalcy.
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I went to college in Phoenix, AZ and graduated with a degree in Information Technology in 2000. Ever since then I have worked as an IT in various capacities, right now I work for the Coast Guard in Kodiak, AK.
There is one draw back from traveling and moving so much, I have not really had the time or opportunity to have a lasting relationship with anyone, every time things seem to be going well I move again and have to start over.
I grew up surfing on the California coast, and every now and then I would head up the mountain to do some snowboarding. My family was really into camping, so I did that quite a bit. I really like to tramp the trails here in Kodiak, reminds me of my most favorite place on the planet; New Zealand!
I like to read and I am addicted to movies, much of that has to do with my interest in art at a young age that led into an extreme interest in literature and writing.
I am working on staying up-to-date with IT certifications while I am here in Kodiak, and advancing my career. I have lived here before back 2008-2009 and loved it so much, I came back to the rock.
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Pay and Save Inc. is taking over four Furrs stores in Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Tucumcari, while a Silver City company bought Furrs stores in Silver City and Deming.
W&N Enterprises, known as WNE, will operate the Silver City and Deming stores beginning Sept. 1 as the Food Basket. Furrs will remain open until the takeover.
Jim Nennich, one of WNE's owners, said most of Furrs employees in the two southern New Mexico communities will continue to work at the Food Basket. WNE has purchased the stores' inventory and will convert the stores over to the IGA brand, he said.
Pay and Save, a subsidiary of Littlefield, Texas-based Lowe's Supermarkets, will take over the other four stores between Sept. 3 and Sept. 24, according to documents obtained by the Albuquerque Journal. Two of the stores are in Santa Fe and the other two are in Albuquerque and Tucumcari.
Furrs filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization in February. A federal bankruptcy judge approved Dallas-based Fleming Companies' purchase of the 66 Furrs supermarkets in New Mexico and West Texas in June for about $107 million, but Fleming had the option of rejecting more than two dozen stores. Furrs has been shutting down those operations.
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OSHA News Release – Region 6
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Region 6 News Release: OSHA-05-723-DAL
Tue, May 3, 2005
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas -- The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has issued citations and proposed penalties of $127,750 against Mo-Vac Service Co., Edinburg, Texas, for allegedly failing to test confine spaces for hazardous conditions and other workplace hazards.
"Strong enforcement is a key part of our strategy to reduce worker fatalities, injuries and illnesses," said John Giefer, OSHA's area director in Corpus Christi. "The employer permitted workers to enter confined spaces without following the program requirements, risking death or injury."
Mo-Vac Service, which transports waste water and cleans and repairs transfer tanks and trucks, was issued citations for one alleged willful and 23 alleged serious violations following an OSHA inspection that began Oct. 26 at the company's worksite in Edinburg. Employees were cleaning and repairing the inside of transportation trucks and trailers containing hydrocarbons and sanitary waste water. The company allowed employees to enter without following the confined space provisions of established safety and health standards.
The alleged willful violation resulted from the employer's failure to test the confined space for hazardous atmospheric conditions before permitting employees to enter. OSHA defines a willful violation as one committed with intentional disregard of or plain indifference to the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Act.
Alleged serious violations included failure to: train employees on the proper use of respirators, ensure the use of emergency escape respirators in confined spaces, perform medical evaluations on employees using respirators and provide training for employees entering confined spaces. A serious violation is one in which there is substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result from a hazard about which the employer knew or should have known.
Employers or workers who have questions concerning safety and health may call OSHA's Corpus Christi area office at (361) 888-3420 or OSHA's toll free hotline number at 1-800-321-6742 to report workplace accidents, fatalities or situations posing imminent danger to workers.
Mo-Vac Service Co. has 15 working days from receipt of the citations to comply, request an informal conference with OSHA's Corpus Christi office, or contest the citations and proposed penalties before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.
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In a controlled scrimmage against the Washington Redskins on Saturday that
marked his Baltimore debut against another football team, the Ravens' new
franchise quarterback attempted to locate wide receiver Devard Darling
downfield. However, they weren't on the same page.
McNair never saw linebacker Marcus Washington lurking in the middle of the field, and Washington returned the former NFL Co-Most Valuable Player's second pass of the day 39 yards for a touchdown before 47,258 raucous fans at FedEx Field.
The Ravens and McNair saw no cause for alarm, though, as he settled down to complete 5 of 6 passes for 30 yards during his 11 plays as Baltimore sustained a 16-14 loss.
"It went smooth after the first turnover there," McNair said. "It was a miscommunication between the receiver and the quarterback, but, at the same time, that's what you practice for to get those kinks out. After that, everything smoothed out.
"I felt very comfortable. I'm not trying to rush myself. I'm just going to continue to grasp this offense and the terminology. I just have to be patient and learn this offense and not get frustrated."
The Ravens traded a fourth-round draft pick to the Tennessee Titans to acquire the three-time Pro Bowl passer, signing him to a $32 million contract and demoting erratic former starter Kyle Boller.
McNair appeared to gain momentum as the scrimmage wore on, completing an 11-yard pass to tight end Daniel Wilcox and hitting tight end Todd Heap on consecutive plays for a first down. The Ravens were threatening to score when the drive was aborted under the scrimmage's format.
"He was pretty good and in rhythm," Ravens coach Brian Billick said. "Steve had to execute it for the first time in a live situation. We have a long way to go."
Billick emphasized that the blame for the turnover shouldn't be placed on McNair's shoulders.
"That was our fault," he said. "McNair was put in a tough situation."
McNair renewed his old connection with former Titans teammate Derrick Mason during seven-on-seven drills, but didn't complete a pass to him during the full-team drills.
"We've been through a lot of battles together and we missed that year, but I think the connection will still be there," Mason said. "I think when you look at the big picture we will work very well together again."
Meanwhile, first-round draft pick Haloti Ngata had a mixed initiation to the NFL.
The 6-foot-4, 340-pound defensive tackle shoved around the Redskins' offensive line for a sack, but he suffered a Stage 1 medial collateral ligament sprain of his left knee. Team officials estimated that he might be back in a few days.
"According to our doctors, he could have gone back in," Billick said.
Afterward, Ngata's knee was wrapped up, but he wasn't limping much afterward. He said he believes he should be sidelined for a minimal amount of practice.
"It's not serious," Ngata said.
McNair and Ngata weren't the only newcomers who had a rough experience against the Redskins.
Former Denver Broncos running back Mike Anderson, who was signed to an $8.1 million contract in the offseason, sustained a mild concussion while picking up a blitz on the play that McNair threw an interception.
On a separate play, Anderson was drilled by hard-hitting Redskins safety Sean Taylor when he went airborne to clear a pile of bodies.
"It's kind of like getting your bell rung and I never had that happen before," said Anderson, who was held to three yards on three carries. "I'll be fine. I'll take a day off and I'll be back out there."
Running backs Musa Smith (23 yards, five carries) and P. J. Daniels (31 yards, six carries) had strong games filling in for Anderson.
Especially Smith, who demonstrated good body lean and power.
"He looked good and strong," Billick said.
Smith seems to have made a complete recovery from a gruesome broken leg he suffered two years ago on a horse-collar tackle by Dallas Cowboys safety Roy Williams,
"It felt real good to just get back into the flow of things," Smith said. "The attitude is one of gratitude. I'm grateful to be back and doing some great things out there. I think I'm having a great camp."
Boller looked sharp and seems to be adjusting well to being a backup following a three-year tenure as the starter.
He completed 4 of 5 passes for 54 yards, tossing a 4-yard lob for a touchdown to former Maryland tight end Rob Abiamiri. Later, third quarterback Brian St. Pierre hit Romby Bryant on a 24-yard spiral for the Ravens' other touchdown.
"He is playing with a group where you have to be inventive," Billick said of Boller. "He did some good things."
Boller connected twice with undrafted rookie Travis Latendresse for 43 yards.
Despite the obscure players in the huddle, Boller appeared to have improved command and accuracy.
"It's different because you've got to help teach those guys," he said. "Those are the guys I've been playing with. Move the ball, it doesn't matter if you're first, second or third."
Although the Ravens didn't escape completely unscathed with injuries and McNair had a less-than sterling outing, Billick was generally encouraged.
Whereas in the past a turnover might have unnerved previous Ravens' quarterbacks, McNair seemed to take it in stride.
"He is so calm and poised," Billick said. "If he's nervous or anxious, you wouldn't know it. "
Aaron Wilson writes for Ravens Insider and the Carroll County Times in Westminster Maryland.
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BiographyComing soon to a Good bookstore near you...Dont miss it!! heres a preview:
My favourite games are :
1. Super Smash Bros melee
2. The Legend of Zelda the windwaker
3. All Pokemon games on any console
4. All Dragonball Z games on any console (especially LOG 2 and Budokai 2)
5. Driv3r
6. Sonic Heroes (Xbox)
7. Halo (Xbox)
8. NFS Underground (Xbox)
9. Eyetoy Play (PS2)
10. Ninja Gaiden (Xbox)
11. Prince of Persia Warrior Within
12. The Legend of Zelda The Minish Cap
Next are my neofriends:
My neo friends(at this moment) are:
Larn (Best Friend)
Skaterstar57 (Best Friend)
Sosai X - (Best Friend)
Dark Link (Best Friend)
Legendary SSJ Goku
Short Circuit (Best Friend)
jespomo (Best Friend)
RAGE THE DRAGOON (Best Friend)
Neo Apocolypse (Best Friend)
ssy3 gotenks (Best Friend)
kittykat820 (Best Friend)
angelic_layer (Best Friend)
Miss Witching Hour (Best Friend)
HarvestMoonGirl (Best Friend)
SummonerSupreme (Best Friend)
Satokasu Suki (Best Friend)
Wonderful World (Best Uncle)
If it doesnt say (Best Friend) next to your name then it doesnt mean you're not my friend.
Next are my friends and family from Bolton (My hometown)
Friends from Bolton
Huzaifa ("Me and The Undertaker go way back"!!)
C Ronaldo (Football is my life!!)
biggy2004 (Big massive cousin in real life who finishes my pizza without asking)
mobza_819 ( My little brother who I love to annoy)
The Little Dubster (14 year old who is the size of a 6 year old)
sajid (The little Badger who lives in my street)
brat_2004 (Good guy)
Pablo Aimar (Awaiting GTA SA more than anybody else, pre ordered it 3 times)
Mu54 (Top guy, funny and very mischievious)
They are all good friends I hope to find more.
My policies:
If you PM me while i'm online I will Reply straight away if I'm offline then i'll reply as soon as i'm online so if you want to become friends just PM me while i'm online;)
If you sign my guestbook i'll sign back as soon as I see it.
Thats all for now
To be continued
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Riddle 1. An aeroplane crashed on the border line between USA and Canada so where do you bury the survivors
Riddle 2. There was an electric train that was travelling south, which way does the smoke go?
Riddle 3.A learner Driver was going down the wrong side of the road, apolice officer was there but he did not stop him, Why??
Riddle 4. Imagine you are a bus driver, you start in Bolton where 10 passengers come on, you then go to Manchester where 5 come off and 2 come on, you then go to Blackpool where 6 come on and 3 come off, you then go all the way to London where 5 come off and 5 come on, you then come back to Bolton, so what is the bus driver's name?
Riddle 5. What is about to come,but never actually comes?
Riddle 6. A father took his son for a drive through the city, then they were involved in a serious car crash, the father died instantly and the son was severely injured, An ambulance was called and the boy was rushed into hospital, when the doctor came to operate the doctor said "Hold On! thats my son!" how was that possible?
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Made a few mistakes, but I plan on trying again. Fun project & my 2nd zipper ever.
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an unfunny person, who only has 1 joke up his sleeve. he is the reason everyone thinks southerners are stupid. had a sitcom that thankfully failed. he must die!
oh my god! they're showing rerun jeff foxworthy, where did the damn remote go?
by da trick biatch December 21, 2005
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One of the best comedians ever
Jeff Foxworthy is on Blue Coller TV now on Comedy Central Monday nights at 10
by SCANK March 21, 2005
The redneck comedian. Truly a funny guy who created the "You Might be A Redneck" thing.
If your dad walks you to school cause your in the same grade, you might be a redneck.
by Pyro Maniac May 09, 2004
1. A popular comedian among NASCAR fans, mulletheads, Pabst Blue Ribbon drinkers and rednecks (like those are different categories). Creator of the "You Might Be A Redneck" series of jokes. I say "jokes" loosely, as they're all slight derivations of the exact same joke, which isn't really a joke to begin with, just observation: rednecks lack class & intelligence. The only humor is that the rednecks themselves love this joke more than anyone. "We're backwards losers, that is SOOOO funny!"
2. Any one-trick pony such as definition 1.
2. Any one-trick pony such as definition 1.
1. "Jeff Foxworthy's on TV! Wanna watch?"
"No, I gotta clip my toenails or something..."
2. "Dat Phan won Last Comic Standing and EVERY joke was about being Korean... what a Foxworthy..."
"No, I gotta clip my toenails or something..."
2. "Dat Phan won Last Comic Standing and EVERY joke was about being Korean... what a Foxworthy..."
by Madmann October 11, 2005
The worst comedian ever, who rapes all the children on are you smarter than a fifth grader. AND IS NOT SMARTER THAN A FIFTH GRADER!
"you know you're a redneck when your sister's your mom, and your grandma's your cousin and your neice"
Jeff Foxworthy
Jeff Foxworthy
by A Silvz February 22, 2009
one of the best comedians out there today. Anyone who thinks differently can just bite me!
If your wife tells you "Move this transmission so I can take a bath!" you might be a redneck.
by Tiff April 23, 2005
One unfunny individual. (Who happens to have a red neck.)
Hey look, it's Jeff Foxworthy!
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