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Converge -- Montreal, Quebec -- April 5th, 2012
Venue: La Tulipe
Opening bands: Loma Prieta, Burning Love
This was my second of three shows in a row and I'm still awake. Awesome! Opeth, Mastodon and Ghost are tonight.
First of all, I have to say that I was really excited to see this show. Converge is starting to become one of my favourite bands and I had heard positive comments about their live performance. Also, they hadn't played here for about six years so I knew the crowd would go crazy. When I got in, the place was almost already packed; the 700-800 people capacity venue was sold-out. The only bad thing is that the first band, Git Some, had not managed to cross the border. I didn't know what they sounded like, but I still wanted to discover them. I guess I'll give them a listen sometime.
This cancellation made the San Francisco screamo outfit Loma Prieta the opener for this night. I had listened to their EP
Last City
before going to the gig and I was not that much impressed, probably because of the mediocre production and the overuse of gain in the vocals. However, they totally blew my expectations away with a performance of an intensity that is rarely witnessed in bands. Their songs sounded immensely heavy and the drumming was extremely aggressive. They managed to merge this violence with beautiful, despair filled, emotional moments, which is (from what someone told me; I'm not yet an expert in screamo) what "real screamo" bands like Orchid did in the 90s. They had a duo of vocalists (the two guitarists) that gave even more emotion and power to their music. I'll definitely have to listen to their new album
, because I surprisingly loved their set.
The other supporting band was a new band from Toronto: Burning Love. They've released a pretty good album in 2010 named
Songs for Burning Lovers
and they're releasing a second one, from which they played many songs, this year on Southern Lord Records. They play a mix of hardcore and stoner rock. I have to say that their performance was a bit underwhelming: their songs didn't sound as powerful as they do on CD and they had technical problems. For example, near the end of their set, one of the guitars just stopped working and it took a lot of time to make it work again. Their frontman was funny and he had tons of energy, but he seemed frustrated by the lack of crowd reaction. There was some moshing, and some singing, but nothing that serious. He did all he could to make people move, which got to the point it was hilarious: he threw water at the crowd, he threw his mic stand in the pit, and at some point he jumped down the stage, moshed a little bit, and then went in the back to sing in the face of some hipster that was fully concentrated on his iPad. The guy kept looking down and didn't realize what was happening until about 30 seconds. The look on his face was priceless.
For the two last songs, they finally got people moving and screaming. The singer continued with his bold attitude and even exchanged shirts with a fan. They gave on a good show, but nowhere as good as Loma Prieta or (obliviously) as Converge.
At last, the band everyone was waiting for took the stage, and the place was packed as hell. They started with their epic emotional 11 minutes track "Jane Doe". I was immediately surprised by how the band sounded good, especially Jacob Bannon's vocals, that were raw, passionate and still spot on. Other things I loved about Jacob's performance are his theatrical gestures, that are really fun to watch, and his heartfelt and sincere way to talk with the crowd. The other musicians, especially Nate Newton (also known for his excellent band Doomriders), had a lot of energy and moved a lot. While he moved a bit less than his bandmate, Kurt Ballou is a fucking genius on guitar and watching him play was fascinating. The grandiose post-rockish finale of the masterpiece title-track to their landmark album
Jane Doe
was directly followed by the melodic and punkish "Dark Horse". As soon as the characteristic drum beat started, the whole floor just blew up and became an enormous mosh pit. I was expecting it and the crowd did not disappoint me: this was one of the biggest reactions I've ever seen for a band. Later, they announced that they had finished recording their new album and that it was going to be released this year. They played four new songs from it, and believe me, they fucking kick ass. "Empty on the Inside" had a more punk/hardcore feel, while "Aimless Arrow" was a fast grinder and "Shame in the Way" is probably going to be one of their heaviest tracks. I can't wait until it's released! Another of the best moments of the set for me was when they played one of my fevourite songs ever, "Axe to Fall". Everyone went nuts in the pit. It was pretty much the same thing with the grande finale, "Concubine", in which the crowd gave every little ounce of energy they had left.
Converge is one of the finest bands in music history, period.
Jane Doe
Dark Horse
Empty On the Inside (new song)
No Light Escapes (new song)
Reap What You Sow
Worms Will Feed/Rats Will Feast
Aimless Arrow (new song)
Hell to Pay
Shame in the Way (new song)
Axe to Fall
The Broken Vow
Last Light
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Situated in Newbury, this hotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Newbury and Crookham Golf Club, West Berkshire Museum, and Newbury Racecourse. Greenham Common and Newbury Town Hall are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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Skip to comments.Fargo Faints: Catholic Teen Refused Confirmation After Pro-Gay Marriage Photo Posted on Facebook
Posted on 11/19/2012 6:05:33 AM PST by servo1969
The media in Fargo, North Dakota were scandalized when a nearby Minnesota priest informed the parents of Lennon Cihak that he would not be confirmed in the local Catholic church after he posted a picture on Facebook supporting gay marriage (or a No vote on the traditional-marriage ballot initiative). Naturally, the liberal parents – who agree with their son – were shocked, shocked that the church would stand for something.
"You kind of know the Catholic beliefs, but I never thought they would deny somebody confirmation because you weren't 100 percent. I guess that's what shocks me," Shana Cihak said. That's exactly how the Fargo Forum sold it:
BARNESVILLE, Minn. – If you want to be a Catholic, you have to be 100 percent Catholic.
That's the lesson one family here learned after their 17-year-old son was denied confirmation after the priest at the Assumption Church here found a pro same-sex marriage post on the teen's Facebook.
Neither the priest nor the local bishop spoke to the newspaper (and reporters somehow aren't smart enough to figure out that "confirmation" is a sacrament where the believer says he or she accepts the entirety of the Catholic faith. It's not a graduation ceremony that you get to attend if you pass a test.) So they felt free to just champion the liberal family, who agree with their son on the political question:
Lennon said fellow students in his confirmation class "liked" the photo on Facebook, but they were still allowed to be confirmed.
"I just thought it was wrong to single him out," Shana said.
Her husband, Doug Cihak, agreed.
"(LaMoine) was talking about 'God doesn't believe in this.' Well, God created Lennon," said Doug, adding that he was baptized and raised in the same church.
But now the family is not allowed to participate in Communion there, Doug said, and he's worried as to how far the sanctions will go, expressing concern about being able to be buried alongside his parents.
Still, Doug insists he's not mad at LaMoine, calling him just a "messenger" of the church. The same could not be said for his wife, who said she doesn't plan on returning to the church ever again, her son nodding in agreement.
"You should be able to go to a church for support, help," Lennon said. "He pushed me away."
But the ending was the biggest "facepalm" of all:
"But through it all, Lennon said his faith hasn't faltered.
"I don't want the church to be put down. I don't want the Catholic religion to be put down," he said. "It's just the way the priest has things running. He's so strict. He won't loosen up about things."
Naturally, Lennon wanted to "give peace a chance."
Liberals never seem to understand that when you join a church (or even when you are raised from birth in a church), it might take certain moral positions that do not change. They always expect churches to "loosen up about things." The local CBS affiliate WDAY also let the liberal argument dominate:
On Barnesville's Main Street, from the beauty salons to cafes, 17-year old Lennon Cihak was the talk of the town. A much respected teen-ager who is known for his work ethic and music. Ask his next door neighbors, the Raftevolds.
LoAnn Raftevold/Lennon's Neighbor: "The controversy started here at Assumption Catholic Church in Barnesville, where the priest refused confirmation after Lennon made a post on Facebook supporting a No vote on Minnesota's Gay Marriage Ammendment. The priest met with Lennon's parents, that not only supported their son, but shared his opinion. Even the Bishop at the Diocese in Crookston would not grant Lennon an appeal. Friends who liked Lennon's post on Facebook got confirmed, Lennon did not."
Lennon's family did not want to speak on camera about the story, but Grandma Cihak sure did.
Dianne Cihak goes to the same church. She's disappointed in her church. Proud of her grandson.
Dianne Cihak/grandmother: "It is a shock for the family. All baptized, married here at Assumption. Now the couple says they cannot even have communion here. Lennon's mother says she won't return. A church, she says, should be welcoming people, not pushing them away."
We contacted the diocese of Crookston for a comment on the story. The Bishop is out of town right now.
Some responsibility for this liberal tilt has to be put on the doorstep of the church and the Bishop's office. When you make a decision like this, it should be entirely expected that the secular liberal press will be highly agitated. It's a chance to preach the church's message. A "No comment" is no way to win hearts and minds.
As someone who teaches the sacrament of confirmation, if I had been in that parish, I would followed all the reporters around and made sure they balanced the story out. They clearly had no professional interest in a fair and balanced story.
(HT Daily Kos, which wrote, "Pope Ratzinger's plan for a smaller, purer Church continues swimmingly.")
This is coming from someone who isn't Catholic, didn't grow up around Catholics and doesn't even know any Catholics now.
equal marriage, SIGH, I wish these idiots would get a brain and use it., see my tagline.
You are not Catholic if you vote for killing babies,
These idiots mainly in the north east have no idea what their faith is about.
maybe his parents need to get him help and understand what he wants or how he wants his sex is not healthy, nor natural and against his faith.
Think of where the colon is,
The prostate is devided by a thin film, if that is broken then all that feces get into there.
It's not just eprverted sex it;s down right not healthy or natural
Facebook has consequences.
Polygamy is next. You think they care? Or draw the line? Destroy America at the basic building blocks.
"We fully support the Catholic Church, except for those pesky spiritual rules," the Cihak family.
While I am not a Catholic, that church has the same right and duty to protect who they consider to be a properly vetted member. It is not honest to seek to be "confirmed" and yet to act contrary to the doctrines being taught.
A priest with backbone.Outstanding!
Since this kid is so "honest" and "respected throughout the community," where did he get the stolen yard sign?
It's more than "a few".A *lot* more.
So nice to see a Parish stand up for the beliefs of the Church. I wish more would.
This is news? All I can say is (as a teen would say), "well, duh!"
Is it? I honestly don't know.
All Christians know from scripture that homosexuality is wrong. The bibles says so several times. And, abortion is pure baby killing. Taking an innocent life with a beating heart and killing it is morally wrong. Some churches have turned a blind eye on biblical teaching in those areas for whatever reasons.
Start kicking out the politicians.
maybe his parents need to get him help and understand what he wants or how he wants his sex is not healthy, nor natural and against his faith.
It doesn't say he is gay. I think he is one of those straights who wants to be cool and "in".
Oh, well—I bet they can get him confirmed by one of the women "priests" who still call themselves catholics. Welcome to the catholic buffet.
Hey, unless and until he repents of that wrong, they have a perfect right to tell him take a hike.
Unfortunately, we have such cattle in Protestant churches, too. If people were intellectually honest, the Unitarian Universalists would be the fastest-growing denomination.
Maybe he did buy it, but so what. He's still sassing the church that he wants to get confirmed by. I don't think that's going to fly!
Except that a bare unitary God would be like soooooo dull... "hey man I want my idols!" The UUs had (at least past tense) some ideals.
The priest did not push this young man away; this young man pushed the church away.
Not to mention broadcasting it to the world. Seriously, I see people put things on Facebook for the world to see, when I considered some pictures of myself and my girlfriend, then fianceé, then wife, to special to publicly broadcast. Is something seriously wrong with this picture? Seriously, if you have some things to say about yourself, how public you make them says a WHOLE LOT about who you are. I personally don't bother with plenty of photos about me making political statements. Unless the person knows me I could care less about them seeing some picture of me, and if they know me, well, the photo is irrelevant.
Such things are small potatoes next to the souls of your family, but I don't suppose father really believes in the Living Christ who will judge the living and the dead, either. For him, religion is probably nothing more than smells and bells, baptistries and sepulchres and pretty music. He seems to be merely a consumer of religion-it is beyond the pale for it to make any demands of him.
with a smirk no less... does this not look like the cat that got the canary?
that priest would be amiss if he did nothing less than exhort the lad to get right with the Lord.
Isn't the boy old enough to choose where he wants to be buried when he is ready to push up daisies? This sounds bizarre of the parents too. It isn't all the boy's weirdness.
ah got it, the super cool thing going on, .
I teach and run a confirmation class. Yes - nobody is allowed to be confirmed unless they agree to follow all the teachings of the Catholic church.
I'm happy that this diocese did this - I haven't had to exclude a student yet - but I would if one of them did something like this.
"It has always seemed to me that a few Catholics consider Catholicism to be some sort of club instead of a religion whose teachings they are to follow. "
A GROWING problem with MANY Christian sects in America which is one of the reasons we are losing to Islam.
They believe in SOMETHING, regardless of how depraved we know it to be. It sets limits and is inflexible.
Contemporary Christianity has become a wishy-washy mix of shifting values, dictated by the media and Hollywood elites.
Its just the way the priest has things running. Hes so strict. He wont loosen up about things.
Wow. The priest is strict? Wait till he meets a Holy God.
Exactly. The same here. It's crazy what some people post. Do they even realize that stuff will be in forever cyberspace? As in, Hey granny, I think I saw a naked picture of you on the internet.
It is to many of us.
The title of this thread was clear. If you didn't deem it news that you wanted to read, why did you click on to it....and then furthermore, even bother to post a dumb comment?
Father: the liberal son of an old Catholic family, he loves the physical plant of the church and the "mystical" connection to his ancestors. Real faith? Maybe, maybe not, but one way or the other he is 100% subject to...
...Mother: a liberal agnostic, she tolerated the "church thing" for her husband's sake. Now that repentance has been required she has expressed her intention to leave and never return rather than submit. I suspect that she'll throw herself into the lake of fire on Judgement Day if doing so means that she can continue believing and acting as she chooses.
Son: a typical teenage youth culture drone. I doubt he cares one way or the other. No church means he gets his Sunday mornings back. AWESOME!
So by wanting to be 'confirmed'(is that right?) but disagreeing with the churches teachings about homosexuality aren't they saying that they intend to pick and choose what parts of Catholicism they like and and don't like? Or do I not understand what we're talking about? (Happens to me all the time.)
Once upon a time, it would have been obvious to anyone with any common sense. These days, there is hardly a shred to be found.
No one forces those people to be Catholics. If they don't want to follow the Cathlic beliefs then they can cease being a Catholic and, if they want to continue being a Christian, become, say, a Methodist.
Conversely, the Catholic church can kick them out if they don't agree with the Catholic set of beliefs.
1. Believe whatever you want so long as it does not make others uncomfortable.
2. If you simply must believe in something dogmatic (such as a specific God rather than a general "god-spirit"), keep it to yourself.
Stop it with the "GAY" crap already. They are HOMOSEXUALS. Besides, "gay marriage" is an oxymoron.
the unitarian is like many black churches, they use the land, , a building and meet to talk about politics and then claim tax free status.
They they also can get our money through the tax based program .
I'ts such a scam.
Time the Govt clamp down on these frauds disguised as religions and churches, won;t hold my breath though.
At confirmation you state your baptismal vows again.
One of those is about rejecting Satan and all his works.
Gay marriage is one of Satan's works, obviously.
great post.
I;mm sick of our side playing the lefts name game, they are not gay, they are not happy, they are homosexuals.
The elft takes words and then uses those words to put a smiley happy face on their agenda.
homosexuals, gay
Govt socialist health care, affordable health care act
it goes on and on and our side just goes along with this crap
It's possible to have it the other way around, too, what if the father was an agnostic/atheist and the mother a liberal catholic. Yeah, sadly that's the way my family is, but I decided to be otherwise. Good news is, however, is that I have a more religious family than what I grew up with now, and am a committed believing Catholic, who does care, and doesn't post any of my past or present beliefs that could be controversial or that the world has no need to see, on Facebook. Even some pictures of myself and my now-wife we agreed just don't belong on Facebook. They aren't raunchy, and frankly we did go with an oath of chastity before marriage which we both lived up to, but still, they're a little too special for us to post to the public, and frankly, whomever would know or care about what's happening to us would already know what's neccessary.
There should not be any tax dollars going to any non-government organization, period.
There are many in Protestant circles that think this way too. Sad. Not all who cry Lord, Lord, will enter the kingdom. They are tossing away the promise for current human political correctness.
doesn't Revelations say that the most visible religious leaders will endorse the anti-Christ?
anyway, if you don't believe in Catholic doctrine, don't pretend to be Catholic. Duh. Simple.
"Obama is so gay"
The only time I hear "gay" mean happy is with the Flintstones reruns.
Oh, ok.
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Microsoft Xbox 360 turns five years old this year and it is set to receive a major update in the form of code-named Natal motion sensor. But while the console will get morally old in the next couple of years, Microsoft Corp.'s officials claim that the Xbox 360 has a long life ahead, perhaps, another five years.
"I think it is important to say that the Xbox 360 is the console of the long future for us. There is no need to launch a new console, because we are able to give this console new life either with software upgrades or hardware upgrades like Project Natal. The Xbox 360 was designed for a long life, and I don't even know if we are at the midpoint yet," said David Hufford, senior director of Xbox product management at Microsoft, reports the Guardian news-paper.
Although the technology has evolved dramatically in the last five years, Microsoft believes that Xbox 360 can handle future games rather easily. For example, already now Xbox 360 can support stereoscopic 3D gaming, which seems to be a capability that may become rather necessary in the coming years.
"Avatar is on Xbox and we have a 3D game, Scrap Metal, in our booth right now," said Mr. Hufford.
This is not the first time when Microsoft claims that upgrades like Natal motion sensor will help to prolong the lifespan of Xbox 360. The company also claims that constant software updated make Xbox 360 the best choice on the market. While Microsoft may be correct when it comes to software capabilities, Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation 3 has better hardware that sports Bluetooth connectivity, Blu-ray disc player and built-in Wi-Fi controller. Microsoft should either add appropriate hardware into next iterations of Xbox 360 or introduce a new console in order to provide better functionality than the PS3, especially in case Microsoft is talking about five more years for the Xbox 360.


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Setting up a push server
Setting up a push server consists of two basic tasks: setting up rsync
access (for normal,
pull mirroring) and setting up ssh trigger mechanism
pushing the pull mirroring).
(For more information on what a push server is, please read the explanation of push mirroring.)
Setting up rsync
rsync 2.1.1 or greater. If your site is running
Debian, just install the latest
rsync package.
rsyncd.conf file and put something similar to this
in it:
uid = nobody gid = nogroup max connections = 25 socket options = SO_KEEPALIVE [debian] path = /srv/debian/mirror comment = The Debian Archive (~250 GB) auth users = authorized_account1,authorized_account2,authorized_accountN read only = true secrets file = /etc/rsyncd/debian.secrets
Add an entry for each site you are pushing to in the
/etc/rsyncd/debian.secrets file:
authorized_account1:a_password authorized_account2:another_password authorized_accountN:password
You have now given the downstream mirrors access to the archive on your machine.
You will probably want to start the rsync daemon from inetd. To do this,
you have to add rsync service in
/etc/services file (if it
isn't already there), like this:
rsync 873/tcp
To enable the daemon from inetd, add the following to your
/etc/inetd.conf file:
rsync stream tcp nowait root /usr/bin/rsync rsyncd --daemon
(Remember to send inetd an HUP signal to tell it to reread its config file after modifying the file.)
Setting up ssh trigger mechanism
Create a new ssh key for the account that you use to mirror Debian. Make sure you don't overwrite your original ssh key by using the -f option, for example:
ssh-keygen -f ~/.ssh/identity.mysite
Make sure that the new public key (~/.ssh/identity.mysite.pub) contains this at the beginning, with IPADDRESS being the IP of your upstream mirror:
You need to set up a script that will contact the downstream mirrors.
The ftpsync tarball contains the script
runmirrors which is handling all
needed tasks for you. Simply change your ftpsync.conf to include the setting
HUB=true, copy the
runmirrors.conf.sample to
runmirrors.conf and
runmirrors.mirror.sample to
runmirrors.mirror and configure the config file to suit your system.
Then list all your downstream mirrors inside runmirrors.mirror and the ftpsync/runmirror
duo will do all the heavy lifting for you.
The effect will be that your system will try to ssh to your downstream mirrors, after your own mirror updated, so they can start their own updates. This assumes you gave your downstream mirror operators the ssh key you told runmirrors to use and that they added it to their own ~/.ssh/authorized_keys as described above.
If you have any trouble with this, contact us.


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Weekend Race Recap Run Down
February kicks off with a handful of diverse trail races
Val Matena nearing the 40 mile finish line
Photo by Mary Shannon Johnstone
Last week on our Facebook page, we asked what races you had lined up for the weekend. From the flat, fast Rocky Raccoon 100 Miler in Huntsville, Texas, to a cool morning race through the mountains of Orcas Island in Washington—your weekend miles and running company were as diverse as our country's geography.
Rocky Raccoon 100 Miler
On Saturday February 2nd, the Rocky Raccoon 100 Miler took runners around five laps of smooth, doubletrack trails, with less than 5500 feet total elevation gain and loss. With a generous 30-hour time limit, a strong walking pace could get the job done.
Ultrarunner of the Year in 2012, Mike Morton, from Lithia, Florida, continued his winning ways to start 2013 off right. His 14:28 finish line was well shy of Ian Sharman's course record of 12:44, but he won the race handily nonetheless. Morton says in 2013, he will focus on the 24-hour championship in May, the Western States 100 in June, and the Spartathalon in September. He told iRunFar.com, "It was a tough day! I struggled from about mile 20. I felt a bit run down still from being sick." As for the record: "It would take a strong tail wind (30 mph) for me to ever come close to [Ian's] mark!"
Nathan Leehman, from Charlotte, North Carolina, took second with 16:02 and Steve Speirs of Virginia Beach, Virginia, was close behind, crossing the finish in 16:16. In her 100-mile debut, Nicole Studer of Dallas, Texas, crushed the field, with a 16:55 finish. A fellow Dallas native, Shaheen Sattar, followed two hours later (18:23) and Shar Blackford (Columbus, Ohio) took third in 20:07.
Uwharrie Mountain Run
The Uwharrie Mountain Run in Ophir, North Carolina, offers 40-mile, 20-mile and 8-mile options, made up of what the race website champions as hilly and treacherous terrain. Four-time Uwharrie veteran Sophie Speidel, 50, of Charlottesville, Virginia, described the course to us via email: "It is a beautiful singletrack with lots of runnable ups, good grinding climbs, deceptively tough technical sections and creek crossings. Most runners have a significant slow down on the second half…but there is plenty of cheering from both sets of runners [20 milers and 40 milers]." She also highlighted the competitive atmosphere of the event, thanks to a number of local clubs who participate.
Finishers of the Uwharrie receive handmade pottery. Runners who reach certain finish time goals are inducted into the "Organ Donors Club" or the "Brain Dead Club," features that Speidel says make the race unique and "extra fun."
Jason Bryant, 40, of Elkin, North Carolina, won the men's race with a time of 6:05. Sean Andrish, 43, of Leesburg, Virginia (6:19) and Sebastien Welterlin, 35, of Capitan, New Mexico, finished second and third, respectively. The women's winner was Valerie Wrenholt, 37, of Mooresville, North Carolina (7:20). Speidel took second in 8:07 and Valerie Matena, 26, of Charlotte, North Carolina, finished third (8:21).
Orcas Island 50K
In Washington state, James Varner directed the eighth running of the Orcas Island 50K on Saturday. The weather was cooperative, sunny, clear and cool, providing stunning views of Puget Sound, the San Juan Islands and the Cascade Mountains. Runners hoping for the unlikely chance of a day like this in a Northwest February must be why this race sold out for the fourth year in a row. The challenging course boasts over 8,000 feet of elevation change, while the race offers its own unique swath of goodies for finishers—thrift-shop-salvaged shirts screen-printed with the race logo, sampling from kegs of microbrews and live bluegrass at the finish line from local bands. Many runners camp out in bunkhouses in the state park on the island the night before the race, after filling their bellies at a Friday night potluck.
Northwest locals swept the competition. Says Varner, "We had our deepest field and most finishers ever." The winners, Maxwell Ferguson, of Ravensdale, Washington (4:21), and Jodee Adams-Moore of Bellingham, Washington (5:01), beat out a talented field including past Orcas 50k winners and national level elite runners. Rod Bien of Bend, Oregon (4:36), and Dustin Caseria of Bellingham, Washington (4:45), took second and third respectively, in the men's race. Course record holder at Rocky Raccoon, Jenn Shelton of Ashland, Oregon (5:23), and Stacie Carrigan of Kelowna, British Columbia (5:43), claimed the second and third spots for the women.
Trail Runner Magazine Associate Editor, Yitka Winn, 3-time finisher at Orcas Island, missed the race this year, but discovered her love for the trails here in 2010: "This race absolutely sold me on trail running—especially because of the lively runners it draws each year and the sense of community that transpires from camping out and running all weekend on the island."


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Westwood's big upset bid comes up just short
IRON MOUNTAIN – Iron Mountain's perfect mark was nearly tarnished by winless Westwood on Thursday.
The Mountaineers converted 12 of 18 free throws in the final five minutes, including four from Gerry Pirkola in the last 19 seconds, to shade the Patriots 46-43 in Mid-Peninsula Conference boys basketball.
"It was a grind-it-out game and we ground it out and won," Mountaineer coach Bucky Johnson said. "Our free throw shooting down the stretch was clutch.
"For three quarters of the game we were good defensively."
Iron Mountain, despite scoring just three points in the third quarter, opened the fourth with a pair of Luke Zambon baskets to build a 32-22 lead with 6:39 to go.
Westwood, after a 17-point first half and just five in the third quarter, broke loose for 21 in the final stanza. A Josh Richards' triple with 23 seconds left sliced the gap to 42-41.
"We put some points up in the second half because we picked up our pace and got them a little uncomfortable," Westwood coach Ryan Reichel said. "But they made some free throws down the stretch and that's the way you win the close ones.
"We did win the points battle in the second half (26-21)."
After Richards' 3-pointer, Pirkola sank two free throws with 19 seconds to go for a 44-41 difference. Westwood's Luke Woods answered with a bucket but Pirkola netted two more free throws with five seconds to go.
The Patriots misfired on a final 3-point try to tie the defensive struggle. Both coaches cited solid man-to-man defense and familiarity with the other team's offense for the low score.
"Westwood was well prepared for our offense," Johnson said. "Teams are well scouted at this time of the year.
"We had a 10-point lead and I don't know if we started feeling comfortable or what. We kind of let them back in the game."
Zambon led the Mountaineers with 21 points and 12 rebounds. Taylor Huotari added 12 points and Pirkola had 10.
"We worked all Christmas break on getting better defensively," Reichel said. "I thought both teams played excellent defense.
"It just comes down to execution and they executed a little better in the first half (for a 25-17 lead)."
Travis Swanson's 15 points (eight in the second half) and 14 rebounds paced the Patriots.
"In the second half we played a lot better and you could see the fire out there," Reichel said. "That's a good (Iron Mountain) team and they were supposed to be down this year."
Both teams took care of the ball, with Iron Mountain showing seven turnovers and Westwood with five.
"We didn't play hard-nosed enough defensively in the fourth quarter," said Johnson in noting Westwood's 21 points over the final 5:39. "We have to get a few other guys to produce points for us."
Iron Mountain's unbeaten record (6-0 overall, 4-0 MPC) will be threatened by Marquette on Monday.
Westwood won the JV game, 41-37.


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Does anybody want to reach the Europa League this season?
"I don't want to win the Europa League. It would be a big disappointment for me. I don't want my players to feel the Europa League is our competition."
These were the words of Jose Mourinho, little more than two months after the bulk of the Chelsea squad he had just re-inherited won the competition with a 2-1 win over Benfica in Amsterdam. It wasn't quite Brian Clough telling his new Leeds charges all the medals they'd previously won were worthless, but it got the point across. To the elite clubs, the Europa League is little more than an inconvenience.
But it's nothing new. At least as far as English clubs are concerned, the lustre of the Europa League has been dimming drastically since the start of the Champions League era. It certainly shouldn't be seen as too easy to bother with: only two English clubs have won the competition in the last 30 years, with only a further three reaching the final in that time.
In a rich man's world
As with the domestic cups, the Europa League has been sidelined by lack of financial imperative. Winning the Europa League won't earn a club more than €9.9m; compare that to the €8.6m given to a team which loses all six matches in the Champions League groups. A team who wins 12 Europa League matches but loses in the semi-finals earns €4.9m – equivalent to finishing 15th in the Premier League.
A pot of gold shouldn't be the primary incentive for a club to crave winning a competition with over 40 years of history, but money is the best way to develop a club. An amount just shy of €10m is nowhere near enough to help a club in the Premier League's 'second tier' of clubs compete with those regularly riding the Champions League gravy train. But, even then, the scant financial reward is only a minor issue.
The balance of power in European football is tipped very much towards the west. The 2014/15 Europa League will feature four teams each from Ukraine and Russia, and three teams each from Turkey, Belarus and Israel. In contrast, next season's Champions League has two places each for Ukrainian, Russian and Turkish sides, with just one early qualifying spot each for the champions of Belarus and Israel.
A side effect of this is that English clubs in the Europa League are far more likely to be forced into long journeys east. In this season's competition, Tottenham traveled 17,996 miles for their six away fixtures. When Chelsea return from Madrid next week, they'll have travelled 9,292 on the same number of European away days. That's clearly a small sample size, but given the sheer number of teams from England, Germany, Spain (four each), France, Italy and Portugal (three each) playing in the Champions League, racking up air miles at the rate Spurs did this season is nigh-on impossible in Europe's elite competition.
The long travel times add to the hangover caused by playing on Thursday night – a schedule which makes the Europa seem more like an afterthought than the appetiser it could be if it were played on Tuesday, with the Champions League held on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Speaking to FourFourTwo's Football Weekly, Tottenham's Andros Townsend plays down suggestions the Thursday-Sunday schedule has been a factor in Spurs' frustrating season, though also admits he and his team-mates are now fresher for only playing once a week.
The north Londoners performed badly in Premier League matches immediately after their European exploits this season, with six of their 10 league defeats coming off the back of a Europa League fixture.
Speaking after the 2-0 win against Anzhi in Moscow, then-Spurs boss Andre Villas-Boas hinted that his team would be unable to prepare tactically for their home game with West Ham three days later, instead having to focus on recuperation.
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Tottenham's lack of preparation showed as they were humbled 3-0 by a well-organised Hammers side, in the sort of showing that encourages the phrase "Europa hangover". With typical bluntness, Tottenham's current manager Tim Sherwood touched on the problem in Thursday's press conference, wondering aloud if the Europa was worth it.
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"The extra games mean I think we've ended up playing 12 more games than Liverpool have this season, and they're challenging for the title because they didn't have the Europa League. It certainly helps when you have a whole week to prepare for games.
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That now seems far more likely thanks to Everton's midweek defeat to Crystal Palace, although there'll still be a handful of pessimistic Arsenal fans fearing the ignominy of finishing fifth. But would it really be that bad? Let's run through the pros and cons of Europa League qualification for every club with a shot of making it through virtue of their league performance. First up, on the next page: Arsenal...


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Sugar Grove Area News in Brief
Chorus Fest
Sugar Grove Elementary School and the Eisenhower High School are both sending a group of their students to Fort LeBoeuf High School on Friday, April 5, to participate in the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association Chorus Fest.
Congratulations to SGES fourth- and fifth-grade students selected to attend this event. They are Aubrey Younger, Destiny Snook, Amber Penley, Heather Sydlik, Michelle Kingsley, Ashley Hall, Logan Greene and Morgan Kellogg.
Also congratulations to EMHS sixth-grade students Victoria Carlton, Grace Larson, Shannon Kellogg, Rachel Dietsch Matthew Vibbert, William Howell, Jared Younger, and Carter Knapp.
Both groups will join with students from throughout the area for a day of singing and fun and then present a concert.
SGES Art Show
and Choir Concert
Sugar Grove Elementary School will be holding its Spring Choir Concert and Art Show on Thursday, April 5. The students in grades one through five will be presenting a 30-minute concert twice during the evening. There will be one 6:30 p.m. concert seating and one 7 p.m. concert seating.
Families are asked to be in the multi-purpose room and seated at the beginning of one of the concert times. When not enjoying the concert, families may visit the SGES Art Show in the adjoining hallways. Our SGES choir is under the direction of our Music Teacher, Denise Pearson, and our Art Show has been coordinated by our Art Teacher, Jessica Shoemaker.
The Sugar Grove Elementary School CPT (Concerned Parent Teachers Organization) is taking applications from individuals interested in serving as an officer for the coming school year.
If you are interested, you can pick up a application at the Sugar Grove Elementary School office.
We Are Bookin'
The Sugar Grove Free Library will be holding its third annual We are Bookin' 5K and one-mile fun race on Saturday, April 13. The race will begin and end at the Sugar Grove Free Library with a start time of 10 a.m.
Registration is open now for anyone wishing to take part in the event. Forms can be obtained at the Sugar Grove Free Library. The age groups for the event will be 18 and under, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49 and 50 plus. The first male and female overall winners and the top three male and female runners in each age group will be awarded No awards will be presented in the fun run/walk, but all those under 12 will receive a participation certificate or ribbon.
The cost to take part in the 5K is $15 if you register on or before April 5. After that date the cost will be $20. The cost to take part in the one-mile fun run/walk is $10 if you register on or before April 5. After that the cost will be $15. There will be event day registration at the library from 9 to 9:30 a.m.
All entry forms can be submitted to the Sugar Grove Free Library, P.O. Box 313, 22 Harmon St., Sugar Grove, Pa. 16350. For more information, contact 489-7873 or email email@example.com. All proceeds from the event will go to benefit the Sugar Grove Free Library.
SGES School Pictures
The Sugar Grove Elementary School will be having its spring school pictures taken on Thursday, April 18. Get out your favorite outfit and be ready to smile for your spring class pictures.
Community Lunch
The Community Lunches in the area continue to be well attended. All lunches begin at 11:30 a.m. Everyone is invited to attend one of the area community lunches.
Each month lunch is held on the first Friday at the Mission Covenant Church at the corner of Matthews Run and Jackson Run roads. On the second Thursday of each month at the Sugar Grove United Methodist Church located at the corner of Race and Jamestown streets in the center of town. On the third Wednesday of the month, at the Hessel Valley Lutheran Church located in Chandlers Valley. Everyone is invited to attend.
SGES Ice Cream Social
The Sugar Grove Elementary School CPT will be holding its annual Choice Auction and Ice Cream Social on Thursday, April 25. The proceeds from this event each year go to benefit the SGES students.
This annual event is a lot of fun and well attended in our community. The Choice Auction has donated items sold through a ticket raffle. Anyone can buy chances on items. In order for this event to be successful, they would greatly appreciate any donation you might be able to make. Are you a great cook, love to make crafts or good at woodworking? Then they need you to donate your special items. Past donations have been baked breads, pies, candies, craft items, new apparel, toys, games, gift certificates, even cash and gas. The ideas are limitless. The more donations we receive the more ticket that will be sold to benefit our school.
Contact the school office at 489-7851 to sign up to donate or for more information.
Hunger Games
The Sugar Grove Library and the Sugar Grove Community is working to plan a unique event never done before in Warren County. This will be the first annual Sugar Grove Library Hunger games with a twist.
It will be a community street fair that will involve good clean fun competitions and will provide nonperishable food items to fill the local food banks. This event will not only raise funds for the local library, it will assist in replenishing the area food banks. Local businesses are encouraged now to get in on the fun.
Contact the Sugar Grove Library at email@example.com or call 489-7872, or event chairperson Mary Passinger at firstname.lastname@example.com or 489-3744 to find out how you or your business can become a sponsor of the event. You can also contact them for vendor information and sign up or if you would like to volunteer to be on the set up crew, take down crew or score keeper.
This event is in need of more business sponsorship, so consider how you can help.
This will be an event like no other. Watch for more information on the numerous fun activities at the inaugural Sugar Grove Hunger games. There will be rock climbing, bungee running, archery, obstacle courses, races geocaching, laser tag, hoop shoots, baseball throws, and more and it will all be happening in the streets of Sugar Grove. There will be events for the younger crowd as well including a magic show, games, and crafts.
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Luck Shoot
The American Legion Post 758 is hosting a Spring Luck Shoot on April 14. The event will begin at noon and run until 5 p.m. Prizes will include steaks, ham, turkey and pies. There will also be a raffle drawing for a rifle on that day. Tickets are available now and the winner will be drawn on that day. This event is open to all the general public.
For more information, contact American Legion Post 758.
First Day of Fishing
The Lottsville United Methodist Church will celebrate the first day of fishing by hosting a pancake breakfast on Saturday, April 13. The breakfast will begin at 7 a.m. and run until 11 a.m. There will be pancakes, fresh sausage, juice, eggs and homemade fruit pies will be served to all fishermen for a donation. Even if you are not planning to rise early and get out fishing, come over and enjoy the breakfast. All are welcome.
Glory Way Concert
The Lottsville United Methodist Church will welcome Glory Way, a quartet from near Youngstown, Ohio for a concert on Sunday, April 14. The concert will begin at 6 p.m. A donation will be collected to support their mission and future concerts. Come and enjoy a Sunday evening filled with Christian music.
SG Book Club News For those interested in being a part of the Sugar Grove Free Library Book Club, they have a new book each month. Anyone can obtain a copy of "Stones from the River" by Ursala Hegi. We will meet to discuss this book April 29 at the library. This is the story of a young dwarf girl who grows up during the rise of Nazism in Germany.
For more information on the book club, contact the local library.
Turkey Party The Sugar Grove Volunteer Fire Department will host a Turkey and Gun Party on April 6 at 7 p.m. at the Fire Hall. Come out this event and help as the proceeds will support the Eisenhower Wrestling Team.


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At-large bids handed out to local wrestlers
A few more area wrestlers got the welcome news that they will be wearing the black and orange singlet for Section 6 next weekend.
On Friday evening, the at-large bids for the upcoming New York State Public High School Athletic Association State Wrestling Championships were announced, and five wrestlers earned a place in the tournament as wild card selections.
They are Kyle Blake of Falconer; Dakota Gardner, Tyler Cassidy and Jude Gardner of Fredonia; and Dusty Lewis of Salamanca.
The state wrestling championships will be held on Feb. 22-23 at the Times Union Center in Albany. The 2013 tournament will feature some 480 athletes from around the state, all competing for a shot at that ultimate goal: a state title. Following a Parade of Champions at 9:30 on the morning of the 22nd, wrestling begins at 10 a.m., with the quarterfinals slated for 2 p.m. later that day and the wrestlebacks at 4 p.m.
The semifinals start at 10 a.m. the next morning and the finals are at 6 p.m.
The at-large bids were awarded to these five athletes by virtue of their outstanding body of work this season and their performance at last weekend's Division II state qualifier, held at Alumni Arena at the University at Buffalo.
The group joins the seven wrestlers – Southwestern's Ryan Hetrick, Maple Grove's Brad Bihler, Falconer's Brandon Muntz, Fredonia's Chris Saden and Zach Buckley, Frewsburg's Austin Lynn and Cattaraugus-Little Valley/Pine Valley's Matt Booth – from Chautauqua and Cattaraugus Counties that had already earned an automatic bid to the state tournament following victories in their respective weight classes at the state qualifier.
All in all, the 12 make for a rather formidable squad.
"It's absolutely (a strong group)," Fredonia coach Alex Conti said. "Along with our front runners, I think that with the wild card group we have we could very easily sneak in some state champions and some state finalists. They're some quality kids.
"Hopefully they come (to Albany) a little hungry, and we find all of our Section 6 guys up on the podium."
All but Cassidy, who has an impressive 41-5 record this season but lost an early match at the qualifier before battling his way back to a third-place finish, were the runners-up at the state qualifier.
Kyle Blake, a senior who sports a 31-6 record this year, reached the finals of the 99-pound class before losing a hard-fought battle to nemesis and rival Ryan Hetrick, 3-2.
Of Blake's six losses this season, three have come at the hands of Hetrick.
At 126 pounds, freshman Dakota Gardner is making yet another trip to the state tournament, though this time as a wild card. A Section 6 champion last season as an eighth grader, Gardner easily reached this year's finals at the state qualifier before falling to Falconer's Brandon Muntz, who picked up a two-point takedown early on and maintained from there.
That loss was Gardner's first of the year.
Joining Gardner is brother Jude, a senior who is also making a return trip to Albany. Jude Gardner, 43-3 this season, fell to Roy-Hart's Drew Hull by the slimmest of margins, 1-0, in the 145-pound title bout at UB.
"Jude did a nice job," Conti said following the loss. "Hopefully we wrestle Drew in the finals at states. Drew Hull is the real deal. He took second at states last year and I think he will be the man to beat this year."
Rounding out the list of wild card selections is the Salamanca Warrior, senior Lewis (37-4).
Lewis, who was the Class D champion, suffered a difficult defeat at the qualifier to Cattaraugus-Little Valley/Pine Valley's Matt Booth, 15-3.
While the aforementioned 12 are guaranteed a chance to compete for a state title next weekend, there remain a couple more from the area with an outside shot at competing as well.
Among them are Brian Westerdahl of Southwestern, who is a first-alternate in the 138-pound class, Rick Griffith of Falconer, who is a second-alternate at 99 pounds, and Jacob Peru – also of Falconer – who is a fourth-alternate at 106 pounds.
For more information on the tournament, including directions and a full schedule of events, visit www.nysphsaawrestling.com.


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The main objective of the Program in Economics and Education, with a specialization in Educational Policy is to equip educational professionals and policy-makers with the skills required for the effective design and implementation of educational policy. The program has a strong emphasis on the financial, managerial, and policy challenges facing educational institutions.
The Program is relatively brief and highly focused to accommodate the demands of promising professionals and policymakers. The course of study is designed to convey the lessons of educational research and practice as well as management science through the intensive study of actual educational policy successes and failures. The curriculum assumes that students possess some measure of intellectual maturity and exposure to the problems of educational policy making.
The Curriculum
The Economics and Education program with a specialization in Educational Policy is a 32-credit program and it aims to:
- build students' technical competence in the basic tools of educational management and policy making
- provide the academic and professional environment for students to apply these skills
- educate students about the latest thinking on educational reform policies and the financing of education.
In order to achieve these goals, the program begins in September with an intensive two-semester session in which students are taught basic skills and design an individualized study program on the basis of their career plans and interests. This is followed by a summer session in which students will apply the knowledge acquired during the academic year in a master's project.
The program is skills-oriented and students will be asked to take courses in:
Economic Analysis and Research Skills. A course on microeconomic analysis and a second one on research design are required. On the basis of these courses, the student will design and write his or her own project (called integrative project), a requirement of the master's program.
Statistical Tools for Policymakers. One course will be required to develop skills in data analysis and measurement in education.
Management Skills for Educational Policy. A course will be required on the basic skills and tools used for the effective management of public and private-sector institutions and the efficient implementation of educational policy, including management information systems.
In addition to these four courses, students -in collaboration with their faculty advisor-- will design their own programs of study in five areas of concentration.
Concentration Areas
At the core of the program curriculum is a set of five concentrations. Students can choose one of these concentrations as their plan for study and research.
1. Economic and Financial Policy Analysis in Education
This concentration covers the fundamentals of economic and financial analysis in education. Relying heavily upon concrete examples and practices, it provides a comprehensive discussion of the basic economic theory as well as the practice of financial educational policy. Applications are based on both the experience of the United States and that of various countries in the world. The following topics are covered in this concentration:
- Alternative Approaches to Financing Education
- Cost-Benefit Analysis of Education Projects
- The Economics of Taxation and Public Finance in Education
- Fiscal Accountability in Educational Institutions
- Equity in the Financing of Schools and Higher Education
2. Human Capital and Labor Markets
The various impacts of human capital on labor market outcomes are studied in this concentration. Employment and income effects of education are discussed. Methods of estimating rates of return to education are examined, and differences in rates of return by educational level (elementary, secondary and higher education), area of study, gender, race and ethnicity, etc. are discussed. Case studies and the latest empirical research on the connections between technological changes and the demand for human capital are presented. The following topics are examined:
- The Economics of Human Capital Accumulation
- Estimating Rates of Return to Education
- The Teacher Labor Market and Compensation Analysis in Education
- On-the-Job Training and Workforce Development
- Technology, the New Knowledge Economy and Its Labor Market Impact
3. Education and Economic Development
This concentration focuses on current trends and challenges facing international educational development. It offers a cross-national, comparative analysis of educational finance policies in the world. Case studies and research from high-income as well as developing nations is used to specify the role of education in the process of economic growth and development. The following topics are examined:
- The Effects of Human Capital on the Economic Growth of Nations
- Education and its Impact on Income Inequality
- The Social and Private Returns to Education
- The Role of the World Bank and Multilateral Organizations
- Alternative Policies for Financing Education in Developing Countries
4. Privatization and the Governance of Educational Systems
Privatization and decentralization of school systems have been on the agenda of many school systems all over the world. This concentration provides a comprehensive discussion of alternative governance systems in education and their impact on student achievement and other educational outcomes. Using case studies of the United States and other countries, the following topics are emphasized:
Private versus Public Roles in Educational Policy Reforms
- Comparative Costs and Performance of Private versus Public Schools and Universities
- Alternative Management Systems and Their Effects
- School Choice, Vouchers and their Impact on Student Performance
- Decentralization and School Governance Policies
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This concentration focuses on the analysis of higher education institutions and the financing of tertiary education. It offers a state-of-the-art coverage of trends and challenges in the economics and finance of higher education policy. The following topics are considered:
- Cost Analysis of Higher Education Institutions
- Community Colleges and Access to Higher Education
- Tuition, Fees and Cost Recovery in Colleges and Universities
- Financial Aid and Equity Issues
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Mating System: Polygynous
Female Bornean orangutans have an estrous cycle about 30 days in length with ovulation occurring around the 15th day. This species does not have genital swelling during estrous, and females have a light menstrual flow lasting 3 or 4 days. Copulation is usually done with the male and female facing each other, each hanging by the arms from a tree branch. Gestation can take anywhere from 233 to 263 days, and typically one offspring is born, although twinning sometimes occurs. Weaning occurs around 42 months, although the timing of this may be affected by habitat quality. The interbirth interval is about 4 years, but can be much longer if conditions are poor. In females, sexual maturity is reached at 7 years of age, by which time females have attained their adult size. Males, however, continue to grow until they are 10 years old, and do not have the physical and social maturity required for successful mating until about 14 years of age.
Key Reproductive Features: Iteroparous; Year-round breeding; Gonochoric/gonochoristic/dioecious (sexes separate); Sexual; Fertilization; Viviparous
The interbirth interval is about 4 years
Breeding occurs throughout the year.
Newborn infants weigh around 1.5 kg. Babies nurse every 3 to 4 hours, and begin to take soft food from their mothers' lips at age 4 months. A young orangutan clings to its mother's abdomen by entwining its fingers in and gripping her fur until it is a year old, then it begins to ride on her back, which it may continue to do until 2.5 years of age. An infant will scream loudly if separated from its mother. The young are not weaned until they are 3 1/2 years old.
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Australian menswear designer and jeweller Don Pezzano has taken the concept of wearable art to a whole new level with his newly released Apparition Collection jackets which are works of art — both literally and figuratively.
The idea for the Apparition jackets was born when Pezzano came across several huge, half-finished canvas paintings on the side of the road that had been discarded by a local artist. "In a flash, I knew exactly what those canvases should be," Pezzano remembers. "A frenzy of washing and savage cutting reduced them to a pile of pieces, only to emerge a week or so later as four jackets. Four sizes, four unique never-to-be-repeated jackets."
As the old saying goes, "one man's trash is another man's treasure" — or in the case of Pezzano, "one artist's failures are another artist's triumph." Using the haunting half-there imagery and the grungy texture of the canvas to full effect, Pezzano re-imagined the abandoned paintings as wearable works of art.
"The images were so moving and mysterious — they appealed to me because they were curious and strange," Pezzano says. "I wondered who painted them and why. They were also fascinatingly beautiful; I could have hung them on my wall."
For Pezzano, the instant appeal was the rich blacks and stormy grey colours featured in the paintings. Once he unfolded them, he was fascinated with the ghost-like images which were at once creepy and beautiful. "Once I washed them they took on another appearance — the images became softer and mottled, which added even more of a patina to the canvases," he recalls.
Still unsure of who painted the canvases, Pezzano continues to imagine what the artist was like. "Who was the artist? Why did he create these big mysterious paintings? Why were they discarded? That fascinates me," says Pezzano. "That fascinates people who are drawn to my clothing too," he adds.
As a "counter" to the found and grungy material, Pezzano created a pattern that was formal — for him at least — and very tailored. He used French and covered seams throughout the jackets (although one is completely "raw" and should age differently). "On pieces like this, regular store-bought buttons just don't cut it," Pezzano says. As a result he has been making his own buttons from discarded leather which provided the perfect finishing touch for these jackets.
Found materials have an inherent charm that can never be replicated. Pezzano believes that the use of reclaimed materials is the pinnacle of sustainable fashion because nothing is being made. "I like that the fabric was found and has a unique history, he says. "I like that they are one-off, hand-made, and come with a deep sense of mystery. For me, these jackets represent everything I see as important when it comes to creating clothes."


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The primary food source for Adelie penguins is krill (Euphausia superba). They also consume fish, such as lantern fish and other members of the family Myctophidae and Antarctic silverfish (Pleuragramma antarcticum). Squid, other cephalopods, and amphipods are part of their normal diet as well. Adelie penguins store food and regurgitate it later to feed their newly hatched young. (Ainley, 2002; Berger, 2004)
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SOFTBALL: Hitting their stride: Youngsville wins for 2nd straight day over county opponent
Two for two.
Youngsville beat a county opponent for the second time in as many days Wednesday, handing Sheffield a 9-1 loss at Youngsville High School.
After starting the season 0-2, the Eagles have been victorious in five of their last seven games. They are back in action again on Thursday, hosting Maplewood. Sheffield fell to 1-11 with the loss and is off until Monday when it visits Kane.
Slow and steady was Youngsville's recipe for success on Wednesday. Instead of laying one or big innings on the Wolverines, the Eagles simply pulled away slowly for much of the contest.
The Eagles (5-4) scored three runs in the first inning for the second straight day, building an early advantage. Katie Gustafson drove in the first run when her single plated Kennedy Cratty and Haley Gray drove in two more runs when her single allowed Gustafson and Karissa Cratty to score.
The Wolverines responded with a run of their own in the top of the second. Hannah Vile led off the inning by reaching on an error and advanced on Anna Baldensperger's hard single. Moments later, Brandy Rockwell hit a hard single of her own and Vile scored to make it 3-1.
The Eagles pushed the lead back to three with a quick run in the bottom of the third. Jessica Jameson tripled and scored after the next at-bat when Gustafson hit a sacrifice fly to center.
Youngsville essentially put the game out of reach in the bottom of the fourth by adding another three-spot. Kennedy Cratty singled and scored on Jameson's double and RBI singles from Karissa Cratty and Gray made it 7-1.
The final two runs of the night came in the sixth inning when freshman Samantha Collins scored on a passed ball and Gustafson raced home on an RBI groundout from Julie Jameson.
SHEFFIELD (1): Mad. Fiscus, 1b, 4-0-0-0, Hoffman, 3b, 3-0-1-0, Mar. Fiscus, p, 3-0-0-0, Vile, lf, 2-1-0-0, Baldensperger, c, 3-0-1-0, Pollock, 2b, 3-0-1-0, Maines, ss, 3-0-0-0, Rockwell, cf, 3-0-1-1, Mihalic, dh, 3-0-1-0, Pratz, rf, 0-0-0-0, Totals: 27-1-5-1
YOUNGSVILLE (9): Ke. Cratty, ss, 3-2-2-0, Horn, 3b, 3-0-0-0, Je. Jameson, cf, 3-2-2-1, Gustafson, p, 3-3-3-2, Ka. Cratty, 2b, 3-1-2-1, Gray, rf, 2-0-2-3, Sveda, lf, 4-0-0-0, Lewis, c, 3-0-1-0, Anderson, 1b, 3-0-2-0, Wilkinson, ph-ss, 1-0-0-0, Collins, cf, 1-1-1-0, Ju. Jameson, ph-2b, 1-0-0-1, Pence, ph-rf, 1-0-0-0, Totals: 31-9-15-8
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Eisenhower 1
GUYS MILLS – Eisenhower couldn't cash in its opportunities on Wednesday, leaving 12 runners on base during a 9-1 loss to Maplewood at Maplewood Area High School.
Despite sending the same amount of batters to the dish, Eisenhower scored just one run to Maplewood's nine and never challenged for the win. The Tigers put up a crooked number in four different innings, scoring twice in the second, fourth and sixth innings and three times in the fifth.
Ike's lone run came in the top of the fifth. Kelsey Repke drew a walk, Dakota Williams grounded into a fielder's choice and Haylie Birt reached on an error to set the table. Ashley Barnett then came through with a two-out run scoring single.
The Knights (2-8) are off until Saturday when they travel to Union City.
EISENHOWER (1): Repke, cf, 3-0-0-0, Williams, 2b, 2-1-0-0, Birt, ss, 4-0-1-0, Stanton, c, 4-0-0-0, Barnett, rf, 3-0-1-1, Morrison, 1b, 4-0-0-0, Wagner, 3b, 2-0-0-0, McJunkin, p, 3-0-1-0, Trumbull, lf, 3-0-0-0, Totals: 28-1-3-1
MAPLEWOOD (9): Merritt, cf, 3-2-1, Bernoski, lf, 4-0-1, Turner, 1b, 4-1-1, Samson, 2b, 4-1-1, Nichols, c, 3-2-2, Hertman, dp, 3-1-3, Kirk, ss, 3-1-1, Proudfoot, rf, 2-1-1, Holtz, 3b, 3-0-1, Smith, p, 0-0-0, Totals: 29-9-12
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