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Fresh out of college with a degree in musical theater, Ciara Renee did what many young Broadway wannabes do.
She moved to New York City and went to auditions. Endless auditions.
"My agents have been sending me to anything and everything," the 22-year-old graduate of Central Dauphin East High School said with a laugh.
She hoped to find an ensemble spot, possibly in a production Off-Broadway, or even Off-Off-Broadway. That's how young performers are supposed to break into the business. They wait tables and dream of stardom, often for years.
But Renee has gone off-script in a big way, landing a featured role as the Witch in "Big Fish," a star-studded, big-budget Broadway show which opens in previews next month at the Neil Simon Theatre on West 52nd Street.
It's a remarkable achievement for one so young.
"I screamed and freaked out a little," she said about learning she had gotten the role after an invitation-only audition and several call-backs. "It doesn't generally happen this way. I'm very, very grateful."
Those who know Renee say they weren't surprised to hear of her big break.
"Not to sound like a stage mom, but no, I don't think anyone is really surprised," Renee's mother, Paxtang resident Tanya VanHove, said. "From when she was very young, she's always been very focused and willing to take chances."
Just three months ago, Renee received a bachelor's degree in music from Baldwin Wallace University in Berea, Ohio, a well-regarded school for musical theater training.
While there, she appeared in several productions directed by Victoria Bussert, the university's director of music theater. Renee performed spectacularly for Bussert both on and off campus, in lead roles ranging from Mimi in "Rent" to Deena in "Dreamgirls."
Bussert was dazzled by her young charge's many gifts.
"She's one of the most dedicated students I've had in 17 years, and one of the most talented students," Bussert said of Renee. "She's a real artist. She pushed herself in ways that many students don't."
Renee will have to push herself hard again in the coming weeks, as she has a bit of catching up to do and not a lot of time. The rest of the cast - which includes two-time Tony Award winner Norbert Leo Butz and Tony nominees Kate Baldwin and Bobby Steggert - has been working on the show for some time, including several try-out performances in Chicago last spring, while Renee was still in college.
She slipped into "Big Fish" when producers recast the Witch, and her very first rehearsal will be next week, less than a month before the show is scheduled to open in previews. Assuming all goes well, the official opening will occur on Oct. 6.
Renee expects to have her own song, written by Tony nominee Andrew Lippa, and to be part of a big production number. There's also a reprise.
Heady stuff, but she's trying not to think about that.
"I got a bunch of music two days ago," Renee said during a telephone interview last week. "I need to have it all in my mind when rehearsals open. I have a lot of music to eat, drink and breathe for the next week or so."
The show, directed by five-time Tony winner Susan Stroman, received mixed reviews in Chicago, and certain elements of the production are still being reworked ahead of the New York opening.
Such tweaking is not especially unusual, but it does mean that rehearsals are likely to be quite demanding.
"I've been in a lot of professional productions, and I now what that means," Renee said. "I think this is probably going to be even a step up from that. I'm going to have to adapt to working with a lot of very talented people who are going to challenge me to move beyond my comfort zone."
She's always been comfortable on stage, even when she was singing in her church choir as a child. By the time she was 13, she was offered a recording contract by a Christian music label, but she and her mother decided she was too young. She later won Theatre Harrisburg's annual Harrisburg Superstar contest, a competition modeled on "American Idol."
But she didn't start thinking about musical theater until she got to CD East and appeared in some of the school's spring musicals.
"I've always been a singer first and foremost," she said. "I was working on recording a CD and doing my own thing. I don't think theater really dawned on me as a career until high school."
George Diehl, who directs musicals at CD East and also served as Renee's voice teacher, said he had an "Oh my god" moment when he first heard her sing.
"Even as a freshman, she had a big voice," Diehl recalled. "She has that electricity. She's just infectious to watch."
Diehl said landing a featured role in "Big Fish" will certainly open more doors for the talented Renee, whose long-range career plans include singing, films and television in addition to theater. "I want anything I can get my hands on," she said.
For now, though, she knows it's time to buckle down on Broadway. To prove she's ready.
Scott Plate, the chairman of the musical theater department at Baldwin Wallace, believes Renee definitely can get her body and mind around this assignment.
"She's, like, Mensa smart," Plate said. "She came to us with a really advanced singing voice. She needed to work on being an actor and a dancer, and she put the work in. She figured out what she needed to do and did it. Now it's just a matter of staying on top of the rolling log."
Renee is aware she's entering a professional marriage, with eight shows a week, rain or shine, in sickness and in health, until cancellation do you part. Broadway is a demanding environment, and not for the timid.
"It's a little bit nerve-wracking, a little bit overwhelming" she conceded. "I just have to take that adrenaline rush and use it to make the show even better."
In the audience at some point will be her biggest fans, including Bussert, Diehl, Plate and, of course, mom.
"I've already got my ticket for opening night," VanHove said. "From the outside, for people who don't know her, what she's doing may look risky. But I've never had any misgivings about her situation. I believed in her always, full throttle."
WHAT: "Big Fish"
WHEN: Previews begin Sept. 5, with an official Broadway opening scheduled for Oct. 6
WHERE: Neil Simon Theatre, 250 W. 52nd St., New York City
TICKETS: $49-$142, available at www.ticketmaster.com or by calling 866-870-2717
INFO: www.bigfishthemusical.com
The new Broadway musical "Big Fish" is based on the 1998 book "Big Fish: A Novel of Epic Proportions" by Daniel Wallace and a 2003 film version directed by Tim Burton ("Batman," "Edward Scissorhands").
The show centers on Edward Bloom, a traveling salesman in the American South, whose amazing, larger-than-life stories thrill everyone around him, including his devoted wife Sandra. But his son Will, about to become a father himself, is determined to find out the truth behind his father's fantastical tales of dancing elephants, werewolves, witches and an enormous fish.
The show's director is Susan Stroman, a five-time Tony Award winner whose previous Broadway credits include "The Producers" and "The Scottsboro Boys." Music and lyrics are by Tony nominee Andrew Lippa ("The Addams Family," "The Wild Party") with a book by screenwriter John August ("Big Fish," "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory").
The talent on-stage is also notable. The lead actors include two-time Tony winner Norbert Leo Butz ("Dirty Rotten Scoundrel," "Catch Me If You Can") as Edward Bloom, and Tony nominees Kate Baldwin ("Giant," "Finian's Rainbow") and Bobby Steggert ("Giant," "Ragtime") as Sandra and Will Bloom. Making her Broadway debut is Harrisburg-area native Ciara Renee in the role of the Witch.


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You mean getting the video onto Movie Maker? And editing it and such, or how to put it onto youtube as your thread reads.
I want to know how to make videos. I know you need movie maker and i have it, but what do you do from there? I'm not talking about slide shows or recording yourself with a camcorder or digital cameras though.
You mean getting the video onto Movie Maker? And editing it and such, or how to put it onto youtube as your thread reads.
Come Together.
To capture the video from your Wii:
- the cheap and low quality way: camcorder on a tripod, but trust me - this is going to look corny with 60Hz (50Hz in European PAL version) flicker.
- get a good and fast video capture card and record the captured video on your hard drive, so then you process it and send it to YouTube.com
- some video cards come with video-in jack; you may try capturing video this way. This may prove to be harder than it seems as some capturing software i.e. Microsoft MovieMaker (or whatever they call it) may not recognize the capturing the device (i.e. your video card's video-in port).
- another good way of capturing Wii videos is through digital camcorder which has composite AV inputs. Even better for you if it has pass-through encoding so you can hook it up to PC using FireWire or USB2 and then capture video on your PC. If not then just record the video on tape and then capture it on your computer.
Good luck!
BTW: don't ask about which video capture card to use. I was about to test my Hauppauge PVR-350, but I won't get around to it until later today or tomorrow. I will let you know. If you're running Windows Vista, PVR-350 is not your best choice.
It retails for ~$150 max. You can check the following site for other recommendations and tuturials on how to capture/edit videos - http://www.vcdhelp.com
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yes, how do you put it into movie maker?Originally Posted by Floydd
Okay you open up the program and then it should say on the left hand of the screen "1. Capture Video" . If you have your film on your camera then click capture from device. From a E-mail or memory stick whatever, click on Import Video.
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well i my first vid is downloading right now but for some reason i couldnt put it on movie make. i wanted to edit it a little bit =(


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"My Big Fat Geek Wedding" is the seventeenth episode of Season 15. Marcia Wallace and Matt Groening guest starred in this episode.
After leaving Principal Skinner at the altar, Mrs. Krabappel falls for Comic Book Guy and they plan a Star Trek like wedding. Principal Skinner plans to prevent it.
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At school a ball is thrown very high and lands straight in the grass where Groundskeeper Willie destroys it on his tractor, but when he sees its pieces coming out he shocks, thinking that he accidentally killed a child (again) and hurries across the road to reach the border, claiming he's fleeing to Venezuela. When the announcement is placed about the ball but it also reveals that love is in the air when Principal Skinner and Edna Krabappel are finally getting married. They each have their bachelor party, with Mrs. Krabappel having hers at the Simpson house with Duffman and a Chief Wiggum as strippers, and Principal Skinner having his at Moe's with Homer. However, at his party, Skinner admits that he has doubts about marrying Mrs. Krabappel. When the wedding is held at Springfield Elementary's gymnasium, Edna learns that Skinner does not want to marry her, and runs away from the ceremony. The wedding is called off.
After it is called off, Homer and Marge try to get Skinner and Krabappel to be engaged again, but it is halted by Homer and Marge's own marriage problems. Mrs. Krabappel returns a wedding gift to the Comic Book Guy, and she finds him to be an interesting man. Homer gets Skinner to serenade Krabappel using a band made up of Bart, Milhouse, and Martin, but that fails when he learns that the Comic Book Guy and Krabappel are in love. The family visits the Bi-Monthly Science Fiction Convention (Bi-Mon-Sci-Fi-Con) to confront Comic Book Guy, who proposes to marry Krabappel after the family sees Futurama creator Matt Groening. Skinner, dressed up as Catwoman (who he thought was Catman), battles the Comic Book Guy. Krabappel interrupts their fight to declare that she will not marry either man. When she tells the Comic Book Guy how they had fun but are very different, he accepts her decision, though Skinner is still upset. Later, at the Simpson house, Homer asks Marge to remarry him, which is done in the style of a mock Klingon wedding.
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The Jersey Journal's recent editorial ("Curb proposed bill..." 5/1/14) is an overblown attempt to stir up controversy where none should exist. Sen.Nick Sacco's bill would simply give school districts an additional tool to investigate residency claims and protect taxpayers from being forced to pay to educate out-of-district children. The use of motor vehicle information would be added to several other such tools and would not be required for student registration in any way.
The Journal suggests that districts investigate residency discrepancies by reviewing enrollment forms and meeting with students and parents. That's all fine, but if the paper had bothered to speak to anyone in the district, they would know that we already take those steps and many others to verify that students are legitimate residents. Sometimes the situation calls for a more aggressive look at the facts, and in those cases additional information can be nothing but helpful.
Making sure that out-of-district students are not allowed to attend school in North Bergen is of particular concern to us because we are the most underfunded district by state aid in New Jersey. According to the Education Law Center, North Bergen received $25 million less than it should have based on state law last year, and the situation has persisted for several years now. This has forced us to make due with limited resources and hamstrung our ability to pursue expansion or new construction. Our budgets are tight and our classrooms are at capacity, which is why we must be vigilant in making sure that only the students who are entitled to be there are sitting in them.
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I never been big for showing emotions, but I'm broken hearted
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That after, everything we been through, its still too hard to forget the past
But, that's life, that's how the story unfolds
We doing our thang, two different ways, living life and growing old
We always said we were meant to be, and other people begged to differ
But none of that mattered to me, as long as you were still in the picture
So I, decided to frame it, but recently I been getting famous
I'm hitting the road, doing different shows, while you stuck at home, just waiting
Well, that ain't fair to you, but it ain't fair to me, what you decided to do
Going behind my back, but I ain't gonna go and put you blast, so I'mma leave it at that, cause I'm still too nice of a dude
That's cool, do you, I'mma do me
20 months, of love and trust, ha, could of fooled me
Jokes on me, we wasted time together
But you spend a lot of time getting wasted, so I guess wasted time was pleasure
Ha, it's whatever, might as well leave it at that
You changed so much there ain't no way we'll ever be able to turn back
But, it's hard to even think about being without you
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Adoptions at the Last Chance Ranch in Quakertown, Bucks Co., this winter have averaged five per week, compared to 25 a week during the rest of the year, said the shelter's director, Lori McCutcheon.
"We've turned a lot away. I fear they will be euthanized because mostly are in high-kill shelters that we pull from," she said.
McCutcheon said the harsh winter hasn't only been brutal on adoptions, but with clearing snow, and heating her facilities, the snow threatened to freeze her already tight budget.
"We've been going through more propane than I've ever seen doing this," McCutcheon said.
Last Chance isn't alone in battling the cold. Delaware Valley Golden Retriever Rescue in Berks County has experienced similar problems.
Sanctuary at Haafsville, a shelter in Fogelsville, Lehigh Co., however, pressed on its network of foster families to help it continue to care for and adopt out needy animals.
"Storms helped us increase the pool of foster homes and helped us find homes," Liz Jones said.
The Lehigh County Humane Society reports winter storms didn't bury adoptions at its Allentown location, but Last Chance isn't in a city and fights perceptions that come with being in a rural area.
"Don't want to come to back roads when don't know how covered the roads are with ice and snow. It's wearing on people to be safe to come out this far," McCutcheon said.
The good news is the weather is warming and there's always another chance for those in need.
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My project is allso allready started and now whit Oxygen (when i learn to use it) there will be many Exiting models and i must say that i agree whie Vipersheart in sharing weapons and i allso think that we shall share the other models we make, after all we are all in the same boat on this one, so as long as we remember to say where we get the models from i think thats a greath ida!
So if you like my models feel free to use them as long as you rember to say where you got them from
"Okay, it's me Vipersheart from the LostBrothers mod.
Our main project is the creation of an middle east conflict simulation where we try to concentrate on the historiacal wars like Yom Kippur and Peace for Galilee. Both, arab and israeli, sides will have their own campaign.
Besides the main project I'm the creator of the Heckler&Koch addons - which will be updated (with real new models and better textures.).
Because most of the H&K weapons I made are used by lots of armies around the world, I think we should share the weapons so that the teams can concentrate on their main goals, instead of creating the 10th or 20th G3 rifle.
So if anybody needs H&K weapons, feel free to use mine (if you like them). Frandsen and I talked about such things in the past already
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The Dorr Township Board approved a contract at its July 18 board meeting to allow Bull Rock Trucking and Excavating to establish a crosswalk connecting North Park and South Park across 142nd Avenue.
The new crosswalk, which Bull Rock estimates to cost $3,657, would replace an existing one slightly east of the proposed construction site.
"Right now for the crosswalk, you have to go over the grass and drop down off the curb, so if you have a stroller it's not going to be fun," Township Supervisor Jeff Miling said. "Then you have to go across the street and go up another curb.
"We need to get this done for safety purposes."
The Allegan County Road Commission will cover the cost of new pedestrian crossing signs, which total $1,160, but the township will need to pay for the additional cost to remove a tree in the crosswalk's path between the street and the sidewalk.
The board appointed Miling to find the most cost-effective way to move the tree, with a tentative goal of keeping the total project costs under $4,000.
"If having the tree moved puts us way over budget, we might have to get a tractor and just pull it out," Miling said.
County Road Commission Safety and Traffic Director Bruce LaBrie said as soon as construction of the crosswalk begins, the speed limit on 142nd Avenue will fall from 35 mph to 25 mph.
Simultaneously putting up the new pedestrian crossing signs and speed limit signs will save the county money, LaBrie added.
Of the six county-recommended contractors the township contacted about the project, Bull Rock was the only one to accept the job.


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Teens at Work is part of the Mofos Network which features a bunch of different niche sites with exclusive video episode content. The guest tour of Teens at Work is pretty informative in terms of showing a listing of this site's own content as well as the other network stuff too. The focus here is on young adult models in hardcore office/work settings. Generally speaking the office niche tends to be mostly secretary and business settings but this site uses more of a variety with a mix of settings like office, home, car wash, fast food, library, and others.
These original episodes revolve around the videos as the movie is the main component and then picture galleries serve more as secondary or preview material. The shoots have a mix of work or office settings and have hot porn chicks in well-produced scenes of one-on-one and groupsex action.
Full-Video WMV/MPEG Downloads & Flash Streaming
To me the downloading/viewing options are probably the site's biggest strength. Full-episodes WMV, MPEG, MP4, and iPod files are offered as are clip segments in each of these formats. In-browser Flash streaming load and buffer quickly and users can jump ahead immediately to any part of the scene. Files can be save via regular browser downloading or with a download manager (test software: IDM).
Other Good Stuff:
Site is No Longer Updating, Smallish Collection of Episodes.
As is the case with a lot of reality/video sites that are part of a network the activity has stopped here. The site was active with weekly additions from 2008 through mid-2009 but has not been updated since then. It appears this site will remain a part of the network and stay "as-is" without any future growth. The total number of shoots is just over three dozen which is on the small side.
Site & Network Navigation Tools are a Bit Convoluted.
Generally speaking I'm on board with a network having macro search tools making it easy to jump from site to site. However while browsing Teens at Work I found myself on lists of network wide episodes when I wanted to filter down just Teens at Work's stuff. Most of the navigation features are for the larger collection and there aren't very many for just this site's.
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Original young adult workplace episodes that's not updating any longer but is part of a network.
The Mofos Network is totally intertwined with Teens at Work. Upon logging into the member's area members are initially directed to the hub and from there it%u2019s possible to click to this site's section. Since the content across the entire network is pretty similar it's best to view Teens at Work as one part of that larger collection.
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Military OneSource, a Department of Defense-led information resource center for military families, and H&R Block are offering free online tax preparation for service members.
"Military OneSource is a gateway to a free tax preparation service, partnered with H&R Block," Tony Jackson, program analyst for Military One Source told the American Forces Press Service. "We also have tax consultants who can provide assistance, whether it's seeking and filling out tax forms or any other tax-related information."
Free services include basic tax preparation. Costs apply to service members filing Schedule C returns, generally to report business losses or earnings. Questions on the Military OneSource website, www.militaryonesource.mil, can help service members determine the type of service they need. Military OneSource can be reached at 1-800-342-9647 and tax consultants are available to offer assistance with filing.
"Not only do they provide forms and basic information relative to military-specific tax issues and questions, they are a gateway to get you to H&R Block," he said. "If your tax situation warrants, they'll get you to a volunteer income tax assistance clinic on your local military installation or larger command. It's one-stop shopping."
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What's the oldest continuously named street in DC?
I recently embarked on a quest to figure out what was the oldest continuously named street in the District of Columbia. While I initially thought it was going to be a easy task, my initial inquiries came up inconclusive. But I'm tentatively ready to name the victor Water Street NW, a short street in Georgetown.
Georgetown existed before the District of Columbia. It was founded as a Maryland town in 1751, more than fifty years before the District was established. If any street name from Georgetown's founding were still in use, it would clearly be the longest continuously used street name in DC.
Unfortunately, no street name from Georgetown's founding is still in use today. Here's the original plan of the town:
None of the original street names are still in use, with the one exception of Water Street. Originally, the street we now call Wisconsin Avenue was called Water Street south of the street we now call M Street. Nowadays, "Water Street" is the name we call K Street west of Wisconsin Avenue. But in 1751, this stretch was called "The Keys" and West Landing.
So it's not quite right to say Water Street is the longest continuously named street in DC. At least not based on this information. All of the other "Old Georgetown" street names in use in 1751, like Bridge Street and High Street, stopped being used shortly after Washington City absorbed Georgetown in 1871.
Jump ahead from the town's founding in 1751 to 1796, and more of the "Old Georgetown" street names have appeared, including Dunbarton Street, Prospect Street, and Water Street, which now includes what we today call "Water Street." This is still before the creation of DC, and so they should still preexist any non-Georgetown street names.
All three of those street names continued after the 1871 merger. It's probably safe to say one of those three names is the oldest continuously used street name in DC.
But the question is which of them, if any, is the oldest? We know that the name "Water Street" is the oldest, but was it used to refer to the actual waterfront street before it was called Prospect or Dunbarton?
In a way, we can already dismiss Dunbarton seeing as it has changed its spelling and suffix over the years, going from Dunbarton Street to Dumbarton Avenue, and back to Dumbarton Street. So it's really between Prospect and Water.
But if we're ready to dismiss Dumbarton Street because it once was called Dumbarton Avenue, then Water Street might be the winner after all. That's because, like Dumbarton and Olive streets, Prospect Street was also briefly known as Prospect Avenue after the merger. It appears all the "Old Georgetown" street names that survived the merger were temporary referred to as avenues. Except for Water Street, which doesn't appear to have been renamed.
So barring new information, I'm ready to tentatively give Water Street the title of longest-continuously named street in DC.
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"after Washington City absorbed Georgetown in 1871"
That's not quite true. The District government was formed in 1871 and it replaced the individual governments of Washington City and Georgetown. However, Georgetown continued to exist with its own ordinances, street names, etc. It wasn't until 1895 that Congress formally merged Georgetown into Washington.
by Adam Lewis on Dec 11, 2013 10:40 am • link • report
What if we widen the lens to the oldest continuously named street in the region?
Alexandria was founded in 1749 with Water, Fairfax, Royal, Duke, Prince, King, Cameron, Queen, Princess and Oronoco (Water was changed to Lee).
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I considered whether there might be some ancient roads that still have the original names. The only one that came to mind was Reno Rd. since it meanders in a way that suggests it predated the grid. But that is named after a Civil War general.
Is there any other old Washington County road still in use?
Rock Creek Church was founded in 1712. (Wow.)
I'm guessing that Wheeler, Stanton, Naylor, Benning, Blair, etc. were named after families that lived in those areas, but they're also Washington County road names.
Today's Bladensburg Road didn't exist in 1814; the maps of that era show a road to Georgetown, appearing to follow present-day Michigan Ave.
A few things: the Boschke Map (1857) calls Belt Road "Brookville Road," because before Chevy Chase was a thing, it connected to Brookville on the other side of the line. "Belt's Road" does show up in other accounts of the period.
Loughborough and Foxhall roads both date to before 1850. Chain Bridge was built in 1797, but didn't get its name until 1810.
Personally, my favorite historical detail is Murdock Mill Road, which dates to the 1820s.
by Neil Flanagan on Dec 11, 2013 4:12 pm • link • report
Looks like there are two roads, one to Georgetown and one to Washington. The one that goes to Washington sorta looks like it follows the present day Bladensburg Rd. I gotta imagine there was a road connecting Bladensburg with the Potomac that existed years before Georgetown and Water Street.
That appears to be the oldest map of the area that shows such fine detail in the Library's of Congress's archives.
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There is a gap in Bunker Hill Road between 38th Street and the B&O tracks in Mount Rainier. There is still a remnant of the longer Bunker Hill Road at the Brookland Metro station.
There is an anomalous stretch of Queens Chapel Road between Evarts Street NE and Bladensburg Road in the Langdon neighborhood. Queens Chapel Road used to continue from Hyattsville along what is now Michigan Avenue to 18th Street NE, then down 18th Street to Irving Street, then from there along a mostly abandoned alignment to the stretch south of Evarts Street.
The block of Michigan Avenue between 20th Street NE and Bunker Hill Road is apparently a later edition.
Brentwood Road used to be continuous, running along the present Rhode Island Avenue NE to Mount Rainier.
Blair Road used to connect to Rock Creek Church Road and that was how you would get from Georgetown to what is now Silver Spring before Brookville Turnpike, now Georgia Avenue, was built.
Starting at Queens Chapel Road and going northwest - Ager Road, East-West Highway (just for two blocks), Riggs Road, University Boulevard all the way to Georgia Avenue, then Kensington Boulevard (roadway no longer exists between Georgia and Grandview Avenues) to Veirs Mill, and then all the way to Rockville.
- Arcola Avenue, then University Boulevard (until Riggs Road) - ridge dividing Sligo Creek and Northwest Branch watersheds.
- New Hampshire Avenue north of Adelphi Road, then Adelphi Road - ridge dividing Northwest Branch and Paint Branch watersheds.
Would you happen to know anything about Central Ave that has always perplexed me; it starts at Southern Ave in SE DC ends at Benning Road directly beside the Benning Road Metro and then picks up again about 4 miles later near Langdon & Ft Lincoln
I'm not sure but I think those are just two completely separate streets that happen to have the same name.
My mother lived for a few years on Carlton Avenue, just off of the latter Central Avenue.
There are at least three sections of it parallel to Nebraska Avenue, between Wisconsin Avenue and Davenport.
East of Connecticut, it exists between 30th and 32nd Streets (and possibly in an alley immediately to the west), and between Broad Branch Road and Ridge Road in Rock Creek Park. And Davenport Street between Broad Branch Road and Linnean Avenue runs mostly along what used to be Grant Road.
"Loughboro Road" (spelling may differ) as shown on older maps is actually what is now either Arizona Avenue or Chain Bridge Road.
Another old one - Adams Mill Road in Adams-Morgan. The actual mill was on Rock Creek right at the Park Road/Klingle Road/Porter Street bridge.
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Any clue as to what is going on at the Farm? There are four police cars camped out in front of a house..
According to Lt. Bryan Norberg, a door was left open and police thought there may have been a burglary. They contacted the homeowner and apparently he just didn't close the door. You can sound the all clear.
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Let me guess...
The Farm homeowner was enraged that the police had the audacity to check out this suspicous open door, and they accused the police of being racist and invading their private property.
Or was it more like this...
They graciousely thanked the police for being alert and for protecting their property.
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When organizers of the Greater Gulf State Fair presented their first MayFest event last spring, circumstances could have been better: That turned out to be the same weekend that news broke of BPs Deepwater Horizon disaster, and on top of that, stormy weather plagued the festivals five-day run.
The solution? Come back bigger and better.
This year's MayFest, which opens Thursday, spans two weekends. On Sunday, it'll include a special morning of Easter activities. On April 30, it'll feature a full afternoon of music, including a headlining appearance by country band Emerson Drive, as part of country station WKSJs annual celebrity motorcycle cruise benefiting St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital.
General Manager Terry Grace said that despite the setbacks, last years inaugural event showed that people favored an event that offered some of the fairs charms at lower prices.
Thursday, April 21: Hours are 4-11 p.m. Coke 2-for-1 Ride Night.
Friday, April 22: Open 4 p.m.-midnight. Midway Madness runs 6 p.m.-midnight.
Saturday, April 23: Open noon-midnight. Heroes Day celebration of firefighters runs noon-6 p.m. Midway Madness runs 6 p.m.-midnight
Sunday, April 24: Open noon-10 p.m. Dayspring Church Easter at the Fairgrounds goes from 9 a.m.-noon; Easter egg hunt takes place from 11:30-11:45 a.m. $2 day promotion, with $2 admission and $2 rides.
Thursday, April 28: Hours are 4-11 p.m. Coke 2-for-1 Ride Night.
Friday, April 29: Open 4 p.m.-midnight. Midway Madness runs 6 p.m.-midnight.
Saturday, April 30: Open noon-midnight. 10th anniversary 95KSJ Bubba Blackwell Celebrity Kruise for St. Judes departs at noon; full information at www.95ksj.com. Local bands perform starting at noon, followed by The Dirt Drifters, LoCash Cowboys and Emerson Drive starting at 2:30 p.m. Heroes Day celebration of law enforcement personnel runs noon-6 p.m. Midway Madness runs 6 p.m.-midnight
Sunday, May 1: Open noon-10 p.m. Kids Day, all children younger than 12 admitted free. Pay-one-price wristbands for rides are $10. Competition roping contest signup at 10 a.m., $30 per person, event starts at 11 a.m.
"We did show that we had a good response last year, in the day and a half that we did get the weather," Grace said. "This year, to build a little insurance in, we decided to go with eight days."
In addition to midway rides and food, he said, MayFest features a wealth of exhibits.
"What MayFest is, is a celebration of spring," he said. "We're trying to present all things spring. We're trying to do lawn and garden, arts and crafts, home improvement, boats and RVs, new cars and things of that nature. ... We have a real mix of things."
MayFests Midway is cm DSQmore compact than the fairs, Grace said, but its put on by a division of the same entertainment company and is of similar quality. It also features rides that are new to Mobile, he said, so ride enthusiasts will find plenty of novelty while enjoying Midway Madness.
Grace said organizers aim for MayFest to be an event that stands on its own, not just as an offshoot of the fair. He hopes patrons appreciate it as something new.
"We're hoping they'll come out an enjoy the good fun, the good food and the good family environment that were trying to build," he said.
MayFest 2011 runs April 21-24 and April 28-May 1 at the Greater Gulf State Fairgrounds.
Admission is $2 at the gate for all patrons age 2 and older. Advance admission tickets are $1 and can be ordered through www.mobilefair.com. Ride coupons ordered through the site in advance are $15 for 22; ride coupons purchased at the event are $1 each, $20 for 22 or $50 for 55. Midway Madness tickets granting unlimited rides are $16 and include admission if purchased in advance. If purchased at the event they are $20 and do not include admission.
The Greater Gulf State Fairgrounds is at the intersection of Cody Road and Zeigler Boulevard in west Mobile. Parking is free. For more information, call 251-344-4573 or visit www.mobilefair.com.
The music lineup on Saturday, April 30, is a separately ticketed event benefiting St. Judecm EQs Hospital. Advance tickets are $6.


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Romantic period - Themes
Descrizione delle principali caratteristiche e dei principali temi dell'early romantic period, e differenze con il Neoclassicismo.
Themes of early Romantic period
In this period, literature was influenced by English society (social changes conditioned the age) and there were some differences between Neo Classicism and Early Romantic period: in the Neo Classicism period satire was used very much to criticised the aristocratic part of society and it was completely out of literary production, while in the Early Romantic period satire was substituted by sentimentalism. Furthermore in Early Romantic period was used symbolism (that wasn't used in Neo classicism period) especially in poetry.
All the production of this period is based on intimate feelings, and the poet describe his personal feelings. There is a melancholic tone so Early Romantic period is considered the age of sensibility.
There is also a new interest in nature and a new interest in what they called bygone times and for the first time there was a new interest for the middle age.
Rebel and outcast represented Pre-Romantic heroes; the rebel rebels to the rules of the society (that was considered as an evil force) and he became an outcast, while the outcast is an intellectual person who lives isolated.
These two different stereotypes are characteristic of Romantic period.
Also in this period there were two trend in poetry: the first trend used a melancholic tone and the most important movement of this type of poetry was called graveyard poetry, and his main English exponent was Thomas Gray.
The second trend of poetry referred to bygone times (description of national past, epic heroes, legendary heroes, warrior) and the most important movement was ossianic poetry.


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BROOKLYN, N.Y. – A lot has changed for the Atlantic 10 Conference in 12 months.
A year ago, 14 coaches gathered for Media Day in a hotel near the Brooklyn Bridge as the league moved its annual gathering to promote the move of its tournament to then-unfinished Barclays Center in 2013.
They talked about a Rick Majerus-led Saint Louis squad as a favorite and considered Temple part of the foundation of their league. Virginia Commonwealth and Butler were mid-major powerhouses to be admired from afar, and NBC Sports Network was that channel that shows the NHL regularly.
My how things can change in a year.
Majerus will miss this season while he deals with health problems. Temple will play its final A-10 season in 2012-13 before moving to the Big East. VCU and Butler are league members. NBC Sports Network is one of the league's premier television partners.
Oh, and now-finished Barclays Center is a palace fit for men's basketball royalty – or at least Atlantic 10 Media Day, which was held there Thursday.
The laundry list of changes runs a bit longer. A year ago, the University of Massachusetts was an also-ran, picked 12th in the league, and fans were questioning coach Derek Kellogg. Now, the Minutemen are picked fifth, receiving first-place votes and headed to the NCAA Tournament if we are to believe Joe Lunardi's preseason projections.
But the biggest, most obvious change to the Atlantic 10 is the level of competition across the board, especially with the addition of VCU and Butler.
"Two really good programs just add good on top of good," Saint Louis interim coach Jim Crews said.
When asked if the additions paired with the improvement of the old teams left any easy nights once conference play begins, Dayton coach Archie Miller delivered an unequivocal answer.
"No easy nights is probably an understatement," he said. "There's probably 11 or 12 coaches in here that probably feel they have postseason or 20-win teams. When you look at the eight that made the postseason last year, all eight of those return a significant portion, if not all (of their roster), other than just a few minor tweaks. Then you add VCU and obviously Butler, which are both postseason and championship-type programs."
The Atlantic 10 slate will be looked at differently, according to St. Joseph's coach Phil Martelli. Losses that might have knocked teams out of NCAA Tournament contention as recently as seven or eight months ago won't do so anymore.
"A league loss, especially a league loss on the road, isn't treated catastrophically," Martelli said.
Miller agreed.
"I think in most cases from a national perception, if the A-10 beats each other up, then they're not any good," Miller said. "This will be the very first time in a long time that the Atlantic 10 is going to get credit for beating each other up."
Of course, how much credit the league gets will depend on how well it performs during the nonconference portion of the season.
"If teams in our conference go out and beat people on the road, if they beat the so-called BCS-conference schools, that brings a lot of ammunition to the fight when the conference season rolls around," Xavier coach Chris Mack said. "At that point, that's when you really start getting credit for the type of league we have."
The good publicity of adding two programs that have been to recent Final Fours, coupled with the new television deal that kicks in for 2013-14, should do wonders for the league, especially when it comes to NCAA at-large selections, according to Martelli.
"The Atlantic 10 has always hit high notes, but we've whispered about it… we kind of stayed in the shadows," said Martelli, who has coached in the league since 1985. "Those at-larges are really in a thimble for non-BCS (schools). Well, guess what? The Atlantic 10 is going to get a much bigger portion of that thimble because of the moves and the competitive nature of adding teams like Butler and VCU, and the successes that teams had last year in both postseason tournaments."
Even though Temple and Charlotte will depart the league after this season, by all accounts the A-10 is in the strongest position it's ever been in.
It turns out a year of change is the best thing that could have happened.


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CESM Ocean Model Working Group
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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama - Overnight bulletins from the Huntsville Police Department reflect a mostly quiet night, with two apparent assaults in the central city area.
10 p.m. Kenneth Smithey was arrested and charged with second-degree assault for allegedly attacking a man with a knife after the two had gotten into a fight in the 2900 block of Eighth Street in Huntsville. The man with wounds was taken to the Huntsville Hospital emergency room, and Smithey to jail.
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BATON ROUGE -- The LSU men's basketball team has had six days to stew over its stunning 79-75 overtime loss to South Alabama last Wednesday night. And it has had an opportunity to ponder the turnovers, lack of rebounds and missed shots in the waning moments of the game.
LSU Coach Trent Johnson said he has stressed the mental aspect of the game to his team repeatedly for the past week. A lack of focus doomed the Tigers against South Alabama, he said.The Tigers (3-3) will finally get a chance to put the loss behind them tonight with a matchup at 7 against Houston (3-2) at the Hofheinz Pavilion in Houston.
"We've been going hard, working on a lot of the same things we knew going into the year that would be a concern," Johnson said.
"Playing as a team, being disciplined defensively."
The Tigers were beaten badly on the boards against South Alabama, and in a 71-63 loss to Coastal Carolina on Nov. 15. South Alabama outrebounded the Tigers 42-31, and Coastal Carolina had a 53-34 advantage.
LSU held double-digit leads in both games.
"We had leads of 10, 11 and 12 in our losses this year, and that's when we lost our mental concentration with the fundamentals," Johnson said. "Those are the things we've been looking to fix by pushing when we're tired in practice and getting after it on the boards."
Houston and LSU will meet for the second consecutive season. The Tigers defeated the Cougars 73-57 on Nov. 30 last season at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center.
The Cougars are on a two-game skid after dropping their past two games by a total of three points. Houston lost to Oakland 76-74 on Nov. 22 and to TCU 81-80 on Saturday after the Horned Frogs made an improbable basket as time expired.
"Houston is a very talented basketball team," Johnson said. "Very close to being undefeated. They went into Fayetteville and handled Arkansas. ... We'll have to play our best defense all year against them."
Johnson said he thinks another game on the road will help the Tigers grow up a little, something they'll need for the Southeastern Conference schedule.
"We'll find out if we are tough enough mentally to execute offensively, bear down on defense and block out the distractions," he said.
The bright spot for the young Tigers has been freshman point guard Anthony Hickey, who averages a team-leading 13.2 points per game. Hickey leads the team with 14 steals, but also has a team-high 14 turnovers.
"You're only as good as your last game, especially as a young guy," Johnson said. "At the point of attack, he's made some mistakes down the stretch. But he's also made a lot of plays.
"Turnovers have been an issue. Anthony will be the first one to tell you that the record is more important. He has done a great job at times, but the record is the ultimate measure, and he won't be satisfied until that improves."
Hickey re-emphasized Johnson's point about mental toughness after the loss to South Alabama, noting the Tigers still have a lot of kinks to work out.
"We've got to play in control more as a team and knock down more shots," he said. "We've just got to be more solid on the offensive end."


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DAKOTA CITY - Progress of the cleanup of a hazardous site at LuVerne was discussed at Monday's meeting of the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors.
Since February 2011, the supervisors have discussed cleanup at the site of a former DX service station in LuVerne. The county had acquired the site to speed up cleanup of a leaking underground fuel storage tank. The Apex Corp. of Urbandale was cleaning the site with state and federal funding. At that time the supervisors said the city of LuVerne had expressed interest in purchasing the site once it had been cleaned. City officials had asked the county to board up broken windows at the building on the site.
On Monday, Supervisor Harlan Hansen asked about the status of the site. It was not on the agenda but came up during a discussion on the county treasurer's semiannual report.
"Every time we get a report on it they say it is almost done," said County Attorney Jon Beaty.
It sounded like the site was almost done when he became county attorney two years ago, Beaty said.
"I don't know why it is not done," he said.
Supervisor Jerry Haverly said by the time the site is cleared the building will likely be so dilapidated no one would want to purchase it.
"We are going to be stuck with a building that is going to have to be torn down, in my opinion," he said.
Supervisor Mort Christianson felt the holdup centered around available funding.
Following the meeting, the board had a budget work session with County Engineer Paul Jacobson.
Jacobson has not yet submitted a formal budget.
He estimated total labor and claims for the secondary roads department at $3.1 million. He is anticipating raising the amount the smaller cities get reimbursed from the county for road repairs from a total of $40,000 to $55,000.
Fuel costs have gone down about $30,000 from a peak in 2011 when $251,000 was spent on fuel. In 2013 $219,000 was spent on fuel.
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Bunke was 78-years-old.
She retired from the paper in 1999 after 40 years working as a journalist, the Register reported.
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We all want to see this movie, & fast, but then its all over forever. It's a double edged sword. Will be sad to see it end. I did have a funny thought today. Maybe in 25 yrs. they will put all 5 of the movies in a nice boxed set, for the Silver Anniversary. Would be a nice gift for a Twihard fan. What do you think?


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- Spain's land area is around half a million square kilometres – about twice the size of the UK or Oregon. The population is around 46 million – some eighty percent of whom declare themselves nominally Catholic, though religious observance is patchy.
- Politically, Spain is a parliamentary monarchy; democracy was restored in 1977, after the death of General Franco, the dictator who seized power in the Civil War of 1936–39.
- Spaniards read fewer newspapers than almost any other Europeans – tellingly, the best-selling daily is Marca, devoted purely to football.
- Spanish (Castilian) is the main official language, but sizeable percentages also speak variants of Catalan (in Catalunya, parts of Valencia and Alicante provinces, and on the Balearic Islands), Galician and Basque, all of which are also officially recognised languages.
- A minority of Spaniards attend bullfights; it doesn't rain much on the plains; and they only dance flamenco in the southern region of Andalucía.
- The highest mountain on the Spanish peninsula is Mulhacén (3483m), the longest river is the Rio Tajo (716km).
- Spain has 43 sites on UNESCO's World Heritage list – more than twice as many as the USA.
- Between them Real Madrid and Barcelona have won the Spanish league title over fifty times and the European Cup (Champions League) thirteen times and counting.
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Curtis Woodhouse doesn't know who you are, but he has a very specific set of skills.
And if you're talking trash on social media, he will find you.
After losing his light welterweight title in a hard-fought bout last Friday night, the British boxer logged onto Twitter, found an old nemesis—@Jimmyob88—and called him a "waste" and a "complete disgrace" in tweets that have since been deleted.
@woodhousecurtis retire immediately cant even defend a pathetic little title you are a complete disgrace #awfulboxer— the master (@jimmyob88) March 11, 2013
@woodhousecurtis Haha u lost u silly mug fight a 10 year old next time if u want to actually win u waste of spunk— the master (@jimmyob88) March 11, 2013
Woodhouse—a former under-21 soccer player turned pro boxer—attempted to brush the troll bile off his shoulder, initially retweeting his detractor's messages and tweeting back, "lol."
But when @Jimmyob88 kept at it, telling Woodhouse to retire and calling him a "joke," that's when Woodhouse said enough was enough.
@woodhousecurtis Whats funny u put so much effort in sacrificed all that time and failed to defend your mickey mouse title #wasteofspunk— the master (@jimmyob88) March 11, 2013
@1987holmesj great is a strong word mayweather Ali tyson Lewis were great fighters @woodhousecurtis is a laughable joke in my opinion— the master (@jimmyob88) March 11, 2013
@woodhousecurtis just retire lets face it your not good the facts and statistics prove my point a handful of losses already #shitboxer— the master (@jimmyob88) March 11, 2013
After that, Woodhouse put the word out, tweeting he would pay £1,000 to anyone who could find him the address and picture of @Jimmyob88, as per The Daily Mail.
@kinkwadze @jimmyob88 ill give£1000 to anybody that provides me with address and picture of this man! knock knock!!— curtis woodhouse (@woodhousecurtis) March 11, 2013
The troll continued to do troll things. Obviously, Woodhouse wasn't serious. Plus, the boxer would never be able to find him, right?
@woodhousecurtis what u going to do knock me out like your last opponent ooops— the master (@jimmyob88) March 11, 2013
But Woodhouse was serious. Very serious.
@kinkwadze@jimmyob88 james o brian,mount view road, you silly silly boy, see you really soon big boy @wit_xx— curtis woodhouse (@woodhousecurtis) March 11, 2013
At this point, Woodhouse had the user's real name and the name of the street he lived on, and he tweeted he planned on stopping by his "old friend's" house for a spot of tea.
just on my way to sheffield to have a little chat with a old friend, get the kettle on @jimmyob88 #boxing #football #sillysillyboy— curtis woodhouse (@woodhousecurtis) March 11, 2013
True to his word, the 32-year-old boxer hopped in his car and freaking started driving, live-tweeting his journey to find "Jimbob" and counting down the mileage with increasing excitement.
when i get on @jimmyob88 road ill send a picture of the road just to let you all know that im not messing about #keyboardwarrior #boxing— curtis woodhouse (@woodhousecurtis) March 11, 2013
@frankiegavin1 hes gone very quite!— curtis woodhouse (@woodhousecurtis) March 11, 2013
Realizing that he actually was about to be faced with a strong man who gets paid to beat other strong men's faces in, the keyboard Karate Kid started backpedaling, tweeting the following (again, they've since been deleted):
"chill out pal i was only doing it so you would bite back it was only abit of harmless fun."
"i was only joking about Didnt think you would be bothered thought you would take them as a joke."
@woodhousecurtis i am sorry its getting abit out of hand i am in the wrong i accept that— the master (@jimmyob88) March 11, 2013
But it was too late. Woodhouse was blasting down the road with a head full of steam and presumably an unholy troll-smashing gleam in his eyes. And he was not about to turn around.
@jimmyob88 @wit_xx to late for all that now jimmy, ive had enough of your mouth, ill be about 50 mins and you can have your say then— curtis woodhouse (@woodhousecurtis) March 11, 2013
The countdown continued, with Woodhouse ticking off the miles until he finally showed up on the troll's street.
right Jimbob im here !!!!! someone tell me what number he lives at, or do I have to knock on every door#itsshowtime twitter.com/woodhousecurti…— curtis woodhouse (@woodhousecurtis) March 11, 2013
just had a call from somebody who knows somebody who knows somebody and @jimmyob88 has asked what he can do to make me go away! #boxing— curtis woodhouse (@woodhousecurtis) March 11, 2013
Unfortunately for Woodhouse (and fortunately for his pocket book), "Jimbob" didn't come out to play, and the boxer returned to his home. But not without sending a powerful message about cyber bullying.
@jimmyob88 never came out to play so im going back home! maybe a bit daft what i did today but sometimes enough is enough #boxing #football— curtis woodhouse (@woodhousecurtis) March 11, 2013
I doff my cap to you, Curtis Woodhouse. You came. You saw. And you went full Neeson (Liam) on an Internet troll.
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Saturday, December 15, 2012
NY Times: Youkilis, 33, Adds Youth to Yankees' Acquisitions
Remarkably, Youkilis becomes the Yankees' youngest major signing of the off-season, joining Mariano Rivera (43), Andy Pettitte (40) and Hiroki Kuroda (37).
The appeal to the Yankees with older players is short-term contracts that do not limit what the Yankees can do in 2014, the year they are aiming to be under the $189 million luxury tax threshold. For the older players, even a former Red Sox fan favorite like Youkilis, the appeal is the chance to play for a contending team.
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Phantasy Star Online 2 destined for the West next year
SEGA has announced that the long-awaited installment of their popular online series Phantasy Star Online will arrive next year.
Phantasy Star Online 2 will be a free to play title and it promises to carry on the legacy left behind by the original Phantasy Star Online on the Dreamcast.
The game's producer, Satoshi Sakai said, "The number one thing we want to provide players in Phantasy Star Online 2 is an adventure that changes every time they log in. Just as great table-top RPG experiences revolve around imaginative and unexpected encounters, we want players to consistently be surprised as they explore dungeons and undertake quests."
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I was told 4 x 256 meg HD's Raid 0 = Total storage = 256. I thought Raid 0 increased the amount of memory, thus what storage will 4 x 256 meg HD's have in Raid 0? Thank you.
Raid0 = 256x4 = 1TB+
Raid 1 is 256GB backed up 3 times ;)
Thank you, I was told it totaled 256 mb, so I decided to come here and get the low down. Glad to find out it totals 1 terabyte.
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Ya... 1TB total in RAID0. What drives are you going to use?
Thank you for replying. Rodney great to see you! (Here). my drives are Samsung 256 Meg SSD's. Got 4 of them.
WOW... What a setup, I take it you have a fast RAID controller to handle the throughput?
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A Staten Island grand jury has cleared a decorated former NYPD detective in the death of a man after a brawl outside his Tottenville home three months ago.
Thomas Dades could have faced charges of criminally negligent homicide after 46-year-old James Coletta, a longtime friend, died of injuries he suffered during the early-morning melee on Dec. 19. But after more than five weeks of hearings, the grand jury ended in a deadlock and failed to return an indictment yesterday afternoon, sources familiar with the proceedings said.
Dades, 44, became famous three years ago for helping nab the notorious "Mafia cops," former Great Kills resident Stephen Caracappa and Louis Eppolito, who hired out to the Lucchese crime family as hit men. He sold the rights to his memoirs to Warner Bros., and has been working as a consultant for the Brooklyn district attorney's office since his retirement from the force a few years ago.
During the grand jury proceedings, Dades testified he scuffled with Coletta when Coletta tried to grab his service revolver during the fight, which also involved two other ex-cops. Dades then fell on top of him, and Coletta broke several ribs and ruptured his spleen after hitting a concrete planter.
Dades' wife and daughter provided similar testimony. Michael Vecchione, head of the Brooklyn district attorney's Rackets Division, and Joseph Ponzi, the Brooklyn district attorney's chief of detectives, who showed up that morning after Dades called him for help, also testified on his behalf.
But other witnesses testified they saw Dades kicking Coletta as he lay on the ground. One of them, Richard Palumbo, told the Advance he played the grand jury a two-and-a-half-minute recording of Dades in an alleged obscenity-laced tirade, captured on his cell phone just moments after he saw Dades kick Coletta.
James DiPietro, Dades' Brooklyn-based defense attorney, said many of those witnesses lacked credibility, and yesterday's ruling shows the grand jury obviously didn't believe them.
"This was never criminal conduct. From the get-go we have indicated that all of Dades' actions were justified," DiPietro said.
The fracas allegedly stemmed from a grudge between Dades and former Brooklyn cop Peter Mangano. Mangano reportedly was upset that Dades hadn't used his connections with the Brooklyn district attorney to gain favor for his father, Nicholas Mangano, in a felony insurance fraud case. DiPietro said his clients received numerous death threats after Mangano's father was forced to plead guilty to the charges.
On the night of Dec. 18, while Mangano, Coletta and Brooklyn ex-cop Thomas Ippolito, also of Tottenville, were at a Brooklyn eatery, Mangano and Dades began exchanging heated cell phone calls. The words escalated to Dades' allegedly challenging Mangano to a fight outside Ippolito's home at around 12:45 a.m.
Ippolito called Dades minutes later and told him Mangano was coming with a car full people to "kill him," sources said.
Moments later, Mangano showed up with the threatened reinforcements. He was carrying a metal baton, sources said. Dades, who lives two doors down from Ippolito, pulled out his NYPD-issue .38 revolver.
At some point, Coletta wound up on the ground in pain. After initially refusing medical attention at the scene, he died hours later in Staten Island University Hospital, Prince's Bay.
The medical examiner ruled the death a homicide, determining Coletta had suffered multiple broken ribs and a ruptured spleen from blunt-force trauma and died of massive internal bleeding.
Mangano was arrested the next morning on menacing charges, which later were dropped when Dades refused to cooperate. Dades' attorney said Mangano pleaded with him to do so.


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Rajon Rondo suffering through a Red Bull event in NYC last night.
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The one to the far left can get it, the rest ill pass…
Is Rondo about to say "Did I do that?"
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