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So this is sooner than I thought!
I am glad that so many of you enjoyed this story! I had started to write it as a creative release, but like I had mentioned, I needed motivation to give it an ending. The response I received was more than I could have imagined. With all of the emails about this story being reviewed, favorited, and alerted. It was amazing!
Thank you guys so much!
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"I don't even know why I bother to do my own hair and make-up," Bella complained, frustrated as she tried to put in her earrings. "Alice is just going to redo it all or have a stylist redo it when we get there."
It was Christmas Eve, and also the day of Rosalie and Emmett's wedding. Alice had worked her magic and was able to reserve a couple of different churches that Rosalie may have been interested in. Then the three women, along with Emmett, went to visit them. The first two were either too small or too big and Rosalie dismissed them right away. Emmett and Bella were afraid that this was going to be a long painful process. However, as soon as Rosalie stepped into the third one, she declared it to be perfect. She claimed it was the right size and just had this overall feeling that she was meant to get married here.
"You look lovely," Edward said as he watched his girlfriend, for the seventh time, walk into the living room and then disappear back to the bedroom. "So will you calm down, please?"
Bella wore a red, a-line silhouette, satin, strapless dress. Everyone told her she looked beautiful in it. However, Bella's only concern was not tripping on it when she walked since Rosalie had picked a dress that was floor length.
"I am calm, but you know that Alice will have something to say if everything is not perfect," she told him as she walked back into the room. "Then I will have to hear about it, even if it's not my fault."
"Oh she won't be that bad," Edward said, though he was not sure if he believed it himself. It was eight in the morning, though, and he did not have much fight in him. The wedding was to start at eleven, but of course they needed to be there early.
Bella began shaking her head. "She flipped out when I did not wear the right shoes to her tea parties when we were younger, I can only imagine how she will be at this wedding."
For the past two months, leading up to the big day, Bella has been doing her best to help out with her friend's wedding. This meant that she has been working alongside wedding planner Alice. Not her best friend Alice. This person was completely psychotic and obsessed with perfection. This was not the warm and bubbly friend that she loved. This was the side that the people who worked with Alice got to see.
Two weeks ago Bella had considered disconnecting her phone to prevent Alice from calling her. She had made Bella her right- hand woman. This position entitled phone calls at one in the morning about flower arrangements and seven a.m. trips to argue with the baker about strawberry icing. Bella's maid of honor position that she was sharing with Alice, consisted of making different fittings for her dress as well as Rosalie's. As much as she loved her best friends, Bella could not wait for the Emmett and Rosalie to say "I do."
"I think she has matured since then," Edward called down the hallway. "She may not be any taller, but she has definitely eased up since she was younger."
"I wish you were right," Bella said as she walked back into the room. She was bundled up in a long black pea coat. "Are you ready," she asked him. "I can't sit still any longer."
"This is you sitting still," Edward asked when she stopped in front of him. "You look beautiful. Do you know that?" He was eyeing her up and down.
Bella shook her head. "You cannot even see the finished product," she said walking towards him to fix the collar of his coat. "Thank you though," she told him as she pulled him in for a kiss.
"No. Thank you," Edward smiled at her.
Bella rolled her eyes at him. "And Edward you don't look too shabby yourself." Pause. "But you should have listened to me when I told you not to sit down. Your tux is now wrinkled."
"I really should learn to listen to you."
"Yes you really should," Bella told him. "Now we should get going. You can drive. I think I will be too exhausted to drive home later." She grabbed her scarf and wrapped it around her neck.
"Yes from all that dancing we are going to do." Edward pretended to waltz with an imaginary partner.
Bella shook her head. "I told you. I am only dancing one or two songs. No need to make a fool of myself- not in front of your parents."
Today was the first time that Bella would be meeting Mr. and Mrs. Masen. They had flown in from London to watch their nephew get married. Bella had known from the beginning that they were on the guest list, however when Edward had informed her that they would be arriving the night before the wedding, it all seemed to hit her. They were supposed to pick them up from the airport last night, but they had called and told them that their flight was delayed and they would not be in much before one.
"Hey," he said stopping her from walking to the door. "They are going to love you," he assured her.
"I hope so," she sighed.
"Silly Isabella, "Edward shook his head.
"Fine I will trust you, but be sure to keep me away from the champagne and wine just in case."
"You would fit in very well with our side of the family, thoguh. They are known for making a scene around the holidays. I had an uncle who got completely sloshed at the family New Year's party," Edward said opening the door. "To make a long story short, my mother now has pictures of Uncle Teddy wearing my aunt's dress."
Bella shook with laughter. "That's fantastic. I will have to see that picture someday. At least they are funny. When the Swans get drunk, there is a lot of yelling and cursing. Which reminds me- we should keep my mother away from the wine as well."
"It is all going to be fine," he reassured her as he pulled his keys out of his pocket. "But still try to save some of your energy for later tonight," he said giving her a wink before walking out the door.
"Where did you learn how to charm a woman, Masen," Bella yelled after him. He was lucky that his accent sounded so romantic.
Bella could have cried as she watched Rosalie walk down the aisle with the sound of the Wedding March in the background. She was a beautiful bride, dressed in a white gown that made her look like a queen. The skirt was full and made of lace. The bodice was lightly beaded. ()
What completed the look was the smile that Rosalie wore under her veil. There were several emotions displayed on her face. The most important was the love she had as she stared at Emmett. She only had eyes for him. Then of course there was the look of complete happiness. The look that she was getting everything she has always wanted.
Just as she was wiping away a tear from her eye, Bella glanced over at Edward who was standing next to Jasper and the other groomsmen. He was looking at her with a grin on his face. She had told him that she was not going to cry. He said that she would. Bella just gave a small shrug of her shoulders and smiled at him.
"Now do you Rosalie Lillian Hale," the minister's voice brought her attention back. "-take Emmett Dale Cullen to be your lawfully wedded husband, to love and to cherish, to have and to hold; and do you promise, forsaking all others, to cleave to him and him alone, for as long as you both shall live?"
I do…."
After watching Emmett and Rosalie drive away, the eighty wedding guests started to make their way to their own cars. About half of the guests- most of them family- were headed for the wedding reception that was going to be held at a hall in town. Most of the friends that had been invited, gave the couple best wishes, before leaving. Several of them had to get back to their own families for the holiday.
Bella and Edward knew that they would be the last two people to leave the church. He held her hand as they searched the thinning crowd for his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Masen would be riding with the young couple to the reception so they could not leave until they found them. Bella was getting even more anxious as they searched.
Edward had gone out to greet them when they had first arrived with Esme and Carlisle. Unfortunately, Bella had been getting her hair and make-up redone at the time. She has not been formally introduced to them yet. However, she did notice the couple sitting in the third row of pews on the groom's side. Bella knew that they had to be Edward's parents. He looked just like them.
"Mum, Dad," Edward addressed his parents as they walked towards them.
As if she needed more evidence that these two people in front of her were Edward's parents. Bella observed several similar features. Edward had his mother's reddish- brown hair and her green eyes. He had Mr. Masen's nose. As well as his tall, lean build. Edward was a couple of inches taller than his father.
"I would like you to meet my beautiful girlfriend, Isabella Swan," Edward's introduction left Bella blushing. "Isabella, I would like you to meet my parents, Edward Sr. and Elizabeth Masen."
"It is so wonderful to finally meet you," Elizabeth said pulling Bella in for a hug almost immediately.
"Thank you Mrs. Masen. I am so excited to be finally meeting you both, as well," Bella smiled. Mr. Masen gave her a light hug as well.
"Oh call me Liz, dear," she said with a wave of her hand. "You are even lovelier than Edward described. Which is surprising considering how much he talks about you," she said throwing Bella a wink.
"Okay, Mum," Edward said trying to cut his mother off.
"Do not get so flustered, Edward," Liz laughed. "I am only teasing. Now shall we get going?"
Bella and Elizabeth Masen walked several paces ahead of the two Edwards as they made their way out to the car. "I may have been teasing him, but Edward truly does admire you a great deal."
"I feel the same way about him," Bella told her honestly.
"I can tell," Liz told her giving a knowing look. It was one she often saw on Esme.
Both women had opted to sit in the back of the Volvo on the trip to the reception hall. Bella could hear Edward discussing recent politics that have been occurring in England with his father. At some points of the discussion, one of them would raise their voice in disgust. Bella watched with fascination at their father-son exchange.
"They have been doing this ever since Edward was a junior in high school," Liz said beside her. "Soon they will switch to discussing football- soccer."
"Now that was not so bad," Edward said as they walked into the party. He had his arm draped around Bella's waist, as he pulled her close to his side.
"They were both very nice. Your mother has to be one of the sweetest women I have ever met," Bella told him.
"She is pretty amazing." Edward smiled with pride. "So, what did you and my mother talk about," Edward asked her.
"Oh you know, typical girl stuff- the wedding dress, the flowers, you."
Edward shook his head. "Do I even want to know?"
"Probably not," she said sweetly. "However, if you get a pair of rocket ship pajamas for your birthday, you should have a pretty good idea as to why."
With that, Bella kissed Edward on the cheek before excusing herself. She wanted to find Alice and see if she needed any help. Edward just stood there in amazement as he watched his girlfriend walk away. He did not hear his father come up behind him until he put an arm around his shoulder.
"Son, you look like a man who is in love," his father said simply.
Edward nodded his head.
Bella passed Eric and Ken in her search for Alice. "Darling, you look absolutely beautiful," Eric said giving her a kiss on the cheek.
"Thanks, you both look amazing as well," Bella complimented the couple after hugs were exchanged. "Hey, have either of you seen the wedding terror- I mean planner."
Eric frowned. "About two minutes ago. We tried to commend her on putting together such a perfect wedding, but she walked right by us. She told us there was a crisis in the kitchen she had to attend to."
"Of course there is," Bella sighed. "Okay, well I am going to go rein in Alice, but you two should enjoy yourselves and I will see you both in a little bit."
"Good luck," Ken wished her.
"Thanks," she mumbled.
Bella walked into the kitchen to see Alice arguing with the owner of the catering company. "See I specifically said red shirts for the guys and white blouses for the girls. And what color do your servers have on? Red and green."
"It's Christmas Eve, Ms. Cullen," he said trying to reason with her. "They were just getting into the holiday spirit."
"I understand that, Alexander," Alice said tapping her foot. "However the theme for this wedding was to be centered on red and white- not red and green. Do you see red and green napkins or table cloths out there?"
"Alice," Bella said loudly. "How about I take care of this and you go relax. Enjoy yourself. This is our best friend's wedding."
"Bella how do you expect me to relax, when something can go wrong at any moment," she said shaking her head at her friend. "No, I am going to go make sure that the DJ plays the right song for their first dance."
"What about Jasper," she asked.
"He will be fine," Alice shook her head. "He understands what I am doing here." She then disappeared back into the hall.
"That Ms. Cullen," Alexander said shaking his head. "She is quite a nightmare."
"She's not that bad," Bella said with a smile. "By the way, your servers look fine. It is Christmas after all."
"Thank you Ms. Swan," he said nodding his head.
Bella walked back out to find Edward. She had only made it a few feet when she felt someone pulling on her hand. Bella looked down to find a little boy who must not have been older than six standing next to her. He had one of his hands pulling on her own and the other was tugging at her dress.
"Well hello there," she said kneeling down. "What is your name, handsome?" Bella smiled as the little boy's face lit up. He was dressed up in a suit with a little bow tie and suspenders.
"Ryan Marcus Hale," he told her standing up tall. Bella figured he must be one of Rosalie's younger cousins.
"It is very nice to meet you Ryan," she said shaking his hand. "My name is Bella."
Ryan stared at her with big eyes for a moment before responding. "You are really pretty Bella."
"Aw aren't you such a sweetheart," Bella said ruffling his hair. "Thank you." When she stood up to walk away, Ryan tugged at her dress again.
"Did you need something, little man," she asked him.
"Will you be my date for the wedding," he asked her shyly.
"Aw," Bella smiled at him. "Well Ryan, I did come here with a date, but I can always have a second one."
"Yay," he screamed.
Bella gave him a kiss on the cheek before standing up. As she took a step, Ryan started to follow her. Bella smiled at him.
"Say, Ryan did you want to help me find my other date," she asked him. He nodded his head excitedly. "You do? Thank you. You are going to be such a big help."
After asking the boy's parents if he could tag along, Bella stuck her hand out for Ryan, but he wanted her to carry him. So she leaned down and scooped him up. She carried Ryan on her hip as she walked through the people.
When she had found Edward, Renee' was talking to him. Bella could hear her mother laughing as she approached them. Edward was being his typical charming self.
"Hey," Bella greeted them. She gave her mother a one-armed hug. "I would like you all to meet my new friend, Ryan." Bella turned to the side so they could see the little boy.
"I'm one of her dates," Ryan told them proudly.
"Edward, it looks as if you have some competition," Renee' joked.
Edward raised his eyebrows at him. "Really? Well it is nice to meet you, Ryan. I'm her other date, Edward."
Ryan frowned at Edward. "I'm her favorite date." Bella smiled as Edward let out a chuckle.
"Ryan," the little boy's mother called. "Come over here and say hi to your Aunt." His mother thanked Bella for keeping him entertained. Bellahad assured her that it was no problem. She also promised Ryan a dance.
"Wasn't he sweet," Bella asked her mother and Edward.
"Adorable," Edward laughed.
"You always have been good with children," Renee' started. "I think you will be an excellent mother someday. Soon, hopefuly."
Bella could feel her cheeks go red. "Okay, mother." She said trying to cut her off. She also noticed a wine glass on the table behind her.
Great, she's been drinking.
"Well I am just saying, Bella," Renee' continued. "Hell, I was married at twenty and had you by the time I was twenty-one."
"Yes, but see how long that relationship lasted." Bella tried to keep her voice even. She looked to see how Edward was reacting to this conversation. He had an amused expression on his face. "Come on mother, let's go find Phil." Bella steered her mother away from Edward.
"Oh relax, Isabella," Renee' snapped as they walked towards her husband. "That man obviously wants to marry you someday."
"We have only been dating for about five months, mom. Don't scare him away with baby talk."
Renee' shook her head her. "Worrying over nothing."
"Hey, Phil," Bella greeted her stepfather. "Look who I found."
Phil wrapped his arm around Renee'. "Thanks, Bella. So how's the truck running?"
"Real good," she told him. Bella was about to add something else when her phone started to vibrate in her black clutch. She looked down to see the number she had been waiting for, appear on her phone. "If you will excuse me."
Bella hurried towards the kitchen. She then let herself out through a back door. It was quieter outside. She took a deep breath before answering the phone.
"Hi am I speaking to an Isabella Swan?"
"This is she," Bella answered as she started to pace the sidewalk.
"Hello, Isabella. This is Thomas Davis, from Newmark Publishing Company. Do you remember me?"
"Of course, Mr. Davis. How are you?" Bella did her best to stay patient and polite; when in reality she just wanted to ask if they were going to publish her book.
"I am doing great thanks. I know its Christmas Eve and I don't want to keep you away from your family for too long. I just wanted to inform you that we have decided to publish your novel."
"Seriously," Bella, lost her professionalism. "That is great. Thank you so much!"
Mr. Davis let out a laugh. "You're welcome. You deserve it. We will call you sometime this week to hammer out details, but we will probably print 10,000 copies and see how well that goes."
"Wow that's a lot."
"We are very confident that this book will be a big seller."
"Thank you so much. Merry Christmas, Mr. Davis."
"Merry Christmas, Ms. Swan."
When Bella hung up, she had jumped up and down and let out a shout of joy. She had to control herself from running inside to find Edward. She could not wait to tell him. He had been the one who had pushed her to submit a copy of it to Newmark in the first place. Edward had always told her she had something special.
When she had finally composed herself, Bella walked back into the hall. Everything appeared to be running smoothly. She did realize that she missed Rose and Emmett's first dance as husband and wife. They were both currently doing the electric slide with Rose's younger cousins- including Ryan- as well as Esme and Liz. The rest of the crowd was cheering them on. At one point, Esme and Liz attempted to pull Carlisle and Edward Sr. Both had refused at first, but with a little persistence, the two men joined their wives on the dance floor.
Everyone appeared to be having a good time. Bella craned her neck as she looked for Edward. However, Bella spotted Alice instead. She was standing in front of what looked to be a spilled soda, tapping her foot. Bella walked over to her friend.
"Everything okay," she asked.
"It would be if someone would actually clean this up," Alice answered annoyed.
"Hey it's spilled soda. Everything else is going great." Alice opened her mouth to argue, but Bella cut her off. "Yes, even with the Christmas colored servers."
"It is going pretty good," she said looking around. "We pulled off a pretty good wedding. It would be great however if someone actually cleaned up this soda. That kid said he was going to get a mop about," she checked her phone, "seven minutes ago. If you want something done you just have to do it yourself." Alice started to march towards the kitchen. She only got so far, before Jasper stepped in front of her.
"Excuse me, baby," she told him. When he did not move, she tried to step around him. "I need to take care of something, Jazz."
"Why don't you take it easy, Al," he said holding her hands. "You have been working too hard. Relax."
"Jasper," she said squeezing her hands before releasing them. "I am busy."
"Too busy, to answer one question for me," he said grabbing her hand before she could walk away.
Alice let out a sigh. "Fine. What?" She had stopped to look at him.
Once she was standing still, Jasper dropped to one knee in front of her. The look of annoyance changed to one of shock. She let out a gasp when he reached his hand into his pocket. He pulled out a small black box.
Bella looked over at Rose, who had a look of excitement on her face. She had turned around and told everyone to quiet down. Jasper had asked Rosalie and Emmett, earlier, for their permission to ask Alice at their wedding reception. He did not want to take attention away from their special day. Rose had agreed right away. She had told him it was the perfect idea.
"Alice Cullen, you are a woman that can drive me insane, a woman who painted my living room pink, a woman who I watched tackle a full grown man at a black Friday sale, a woman who never ceases to amaze me, and most importantly the woman that I love." he said with a smile. "Will you marry me?"
Alice looked as if she did not know whether to cry or shout for joy. For once she was speechless. She began to nod her head as she started to hop up and down.
"Yes," she yelled when she recovered. "Absolutely. Yes!" Alice stuck her hand out as Jasper slid the ring onto her left hand. He then stood up and picked Alice up off the ground.
Bella could not wipe the smile off her face as she watched her best friends' happiness. Rosalie had started dancing with Emmett again, as a slow song came on. Jasper and Alice, feet back on the ground, had their heads huddled together as they stared into one another's eyes. They did not even have to speak. They had always been able to communicate without words.
"Well there you are," Edward walked over and wrapped his arms around her waist. "I thought you and Ryan rode off together in the back of his Mum and Dad's minivan."
"Who says that we are not still planning to do so?" Bella turned around in his arms. "Hello," she said once she was facing him.
"Hello," he greeted her with a kiss on the nose. "Would you like to dance? This is a slow one."
Bella bit her lip. "Sure, but it's all on you if I knock someone out by accident." She allowed herself to be led onto the floor with the rest of the couples. She glanced around and saw Renee' and Phil, Carlisle and Esme, Edward Sr. and Liz, Ben and Angela, Mr. and Mrs. Hale.
Edward placed his hands on her lower back. Bell wrapped hers around his neck. She allowed Edward to guide their movements as they swayed to the music. She looked up at him and tried to remember why she ever feared this. Edward looked at her and tried to remember how he had ever felt complete without this woman in his life.
"You know I am a little surprised," Bella started. "If Alice is supposed to know everything, how did she not see this one coming?"
"I was thinking the same thing," Edward admitted.
"I guess the stress of planning this wedding distracted her," Bella decided.
"True. Just look at you." Bell raised an eyebrow at him. "Well I mean you have been rather stressed lately. However, I do not think that this wedding has been the only reason why." Edward gave her and understanding look.
"You are right," she told him with a shrug. "Well it's a good thing I don't have to worry about those two things anymore." Now it was Edward's turn to raise his eyebrow at her. Bella just smiled up at him.
"They are going to publish it?"
Bella nodded her head. "Yes! Mr. Davis, one of the men I had my meeting with, told me they would call after the holidays to talk details, but they are going to print 10,000 copies to start." She started to feel the same giddiness that she had felt earlier.
"Isabella, that is fantastic," he said pulling her in for a hug. "I am so proud of you!"
"Thanks," she said. "But I wouldn't have been able to do it without you."
Edward shook his head at her as the two resumed dancing. "You would have pulled it off without me."
"I doubt it," she told him seriously. Edward opened his mouth to argue, but Bella held up her hand. "Hey, you were the one who showed me that love, truly does exist. You were my number one inspiration in finishing a book that I had originally started writing for cynical reasons. I had been using previous heartbreaks and my parents' failed romances as my inspiration." She paused for a moment to take a breath. Edward was patient as he waited for her to continue. "You were the one who motivated me to do something with it. You believed in me during those moments when I wanted to quit after not hearing back from the other publishers. So I should be thanking you."
Edward reached a finger up to wipe away a tear that slid out of her eye. "Anytime, Isabella." He leaned down to press his lips to hers. Bella could feel her knees growing weak, the way they always had when he kissed her.
Bella rested her head on his chest. She could hear his heart beating in his chest. "I love you."
"I love you too." He leaned down and kissed her forehead.
I thought this would be a fun little part to add. I hope you all enjoyed it!
And Thank you so much again for reading this
****Reminder****If you are sad to see this story come to an end, I will be writing a sequel. I could not let go of Bella and Edward's relationship.
Here's a fun little hint: This story will take place two years in the future. It will be over a 9 month or so time span ;)
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With attention to detail and Cas Public's trademark elegance and refinement, the wolf and Little Red Riding Hood wrestle with a host of objects that lend an unusual vitality to this timeless classic. This short piece has everything to captivate, seduce and appeal to the imagination of adults and children alike; and with this work, the company marks its 25th year of existence by turning over a new leaf: the ultimate work for all audiences aged 4 and up!
Level access to the theatre, foyer and bar through automatic doors.
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Full £8.00
Baby on lap (0-18 months) £1.00
Group 4+ £6.50
Child £8.00
Suitable for ages 4+
Children must have a valid ticket and be accompanied by an adult at all times. Children under the recommended age may be admitted but will still require a child's ticket. Age ranges are provided as a guide and we ask you to consider whether a show is suitable for your child. If you have any queries, please contact our Ticket & Information Team on 01227 769075 who will be happy to help.
By car: Situated on the campus of the University of Kent. Follow the A2/M2 towards Dover and turn off onto the A28 towards Canterbury. Continue up to a large roundabout and follow the signs to 'The University'. When on the University's campus, follow the signs to the Gulbenkian Theatre. A map is available to download from their website.
By train: The closest BR train station is Canterbury West. From there, buses are available by Westgate to take you onto the University's campus. From the University drop off point, follow the signs towards the library and the Cornwallis buildings and on to the theatre.
By bus: A regular bus service operates from Canterbury City Centre to the University. For details telephone Travel Line on 0871 200 2233. Unibus 08702 433 711 www.stagecoachbus.com/eastkent
Free parking is available to Gulbenkian customers after 5pm on weekdays and all day at weekends in any University car park.
with charge
: 2 miles from Canterbury West station
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Our 2016 Annual General Meeting was another great success and a complete sell out. If you missed it there are Minutes below. We have an enthusiastic new Board of Directors with many goals to improve our Club and Membership benefits.
TWSC Programs & Events: TWC offers clinics, races, certification courses, daily lessons, youth camp and many other programs and events all season long. Check the Calendar and see what's coming up!
- June 3 - Boardsports June Summer Swap
- June 3 - Spring Classic - SUP race. Sup and Surfski races for Elite, Rec, kids. Register here
- June 7/14/21/28 - Wednesday evening windsurf races
- June 10 - Windsurf regatta #2
- June 18 - Boardfest free BBQ and TWC swap
- June 24 - Silent Sports June swap
- June 25 - SUPFest including Spring Classic
- July 21-22 - Boardsports July Summer Swap
- August 11-12 - Boardsports August Summer Swap
- September 16 - Boardsports September Swap Sale
What a great day we had at the Mammoth on Saturday! - Beautiful weather, a bit of wind to make things interesting (it wouldn't be the Mammoth without some wind!), a chance to paddle all the way around the Island, and some of the best folks to race and hang out with on the beach. To top things off, we had the usual nice lunch, amazing prizes from KayakSport, and a smooth running event with the support of all our incredible volunteers.
Here's the link to the results:
Here's TWC member Peter Penev's fantastic video of the race around Toronto Island. Amazing work as always Peter!
Toronto Windsurfing Club SUP Marathon 2016 from Peter Penev on Vimeo.
This year looked like another Mammoth Marathon Pumpfest on Sunday (Windsurfing Portion). After a great SUP event on Saturday, the forecast for the windsurfing was for dying winds around 6 knots. The wind came up however with winds increasing to about 8-12 Knots from the South East and holding steady for the entire race.
Starting right at 11 o'clock, 65 people ran down to their boards, setting out to conquer one of the three courses offered on the day (The around the island course and two shorter courses set in the outer harbour).
40 racers left the harbour and began the long pump downwind around the outside of the island. The early leaders were Keith Whiston and Simon Rickard with a large group following them with an age range of 16 to over 65.
The group had to battle large waves and cross chop on the outside of the island, as well as shifty and gusty winds in the inner harbour making it a challenging race all the way around. In the end, it was Ian Matthews taking first in the long course, narrowly beating out Keith Whiston and Paul Carr with Andree Gauthier taking first place women and Marcus Mealy taking first youth.
Here's the link to the results:
The CORK International, Sail Canada Youth and Senior Board Championships and Race Board North Americans was held August 11-14, 2016 in Kingston, Ontario. Click here for the Notice of Race. The team stays at St Laurence College, it is college dorm and you can share a room; very economical. Click here for RESULTS
Congratulations to TWC members for cleaning up the awards.
- Raceboard winners - Keith Whiston, Ian Matthews & Nick Cox
- Overall 8.5 - Olivia Mew and Zane Feder
- RSX 9.5 - Max Robinson and Gabriel Verrier Paquette
- RSX 8.5 - Zane Feder and Anthony Swaelens
- BIC 293 - Marcus Mealey and Owen Sewell
Recap: This year the forecast looked bleak for Mammoth Marathon Sunday (Windsurfing Portion). After a windy SUP event the forecast for the windsurfing was for dying winds under 10km/h. The wind came up however with winds increasing to about 5-10 Knots from the South East and holding steady for the entire race.
Starting right at 11 O'Clock, 65 people ran down to their boards, setting out to conquer one of the three courses offered on the day (The around the island course and two shorter courses set in the outer harbour).
42 racers left the harbour and began the long pump downwind around the outside of the island. The early leaders were Igor Renkas and Paul Matthews on the clubs 18ft Tandem board which flew downwind under the power of two sails. However when the group hit the western gap conventional boards were able to pass them as we tacked up through the gap and the inner harbour.
In the end it was Keith Whiston taking first in the long course, narrowly beating out Ian Matthews and Nick Cox, with Andree Gauthier taking first place women and Zane Feder taking first youth (see full results at http://torontowindsurfingclub.com/programs-events/mammoth-marathon - click on 2015 Mammoth Results all courses )
The Short Course route went 2 laps around a triangle course in the Outer Harbour off Cherry Beach. This course was set long and proved challenging as well, with the first finisher taking over an hour to complete it. The short course had tough competition with TWC instructor Nicole Burnell taking first place, followed by Vladimir Semenov and Louis Hayes.
The Learn to Windsurf Course was a course raced by participants from the clubs Learn to Windsurf program. It was a single lap of the short course and had 17 people competing in it. Lesley Bennett took it in a time of 51 minutes, followed by Peter Webster, and a great showing by future race superstar Ronnie Itzahki taking third at 10 years old (following in her brothers footsteps).
This year we also had an award for first overall total time for both this SUP and Windsurfing races. It was incredibly close with the top three finishers all within 7 minutes of each other. In the end Ian Matthews took first, with Gander Tawaststjerna coming second (only a minute and a half behind) and Ivan Dimic in third. Combined results also at http://torontowindsurfingclub.com/programs-events/mammoth-marathon - scroll down to Super Mammoth.
Of course, we couldn't have had this event without the great help of our volunteers. We have no paid staff working this event, so we're dependent on our volunteers for this to happen:
- Betty Caplan, Jane Tindall, Iris Sage and Kathy Martin for their help with Registration.
- Betty Caplan and her team for running the beach and recording results.
- Natalya Lavrtnenko and Erin Hawkins for helping make sure the lunch went smoothly and dealing with a hundred hungry people.
- Henric Weigenbroker, for securing and lining up the 5 safety boats and Mike Tindall for coordinating the safety boat teams on race day
- Chris Hope for setting the course buoys very early in the morning
- Renata Dajczer, our on-water photographer (see below for link to photos)
- Peter Penev, our on-water videographer
- Gander Tawastjerna, Ivan Dimin, and Jeff Martin for helping to clean the clubhouse on Friday night before the event. And once again Gander, for helping pick up the safety boats we rented from other organizations
- Silent Sports for generously donating the event shirts and great prizes to the event.
-Vela Windsurfing for donating the grand prize of a trip to Tobago.
-Boardsports for generously donating prizes to the events.
-Makani Fins for their contributions to the draw prizes.
- Boat drivers and crews: Chris Hope, John Darling, Alan Levy, Barry Holtzkener, Robert McKendry, Wade Graham, Peter Penev, David Niblett, Paul Waterhouse and son, Alex Linkov, Jon Rickard, Bob Cowley, Reet May, Behanam Parsa, Davor Popovic.
- Nick Cox for the event scoring/results.
- And all the others that haven't been mentioned here who helped our event run smoothly
This year, part of the lunch was catered by Raging Spoon - the 3 types of lasagna - butter chicken, beef, veggie, and the 3 types of salads - Baja, Greek, Caesar. Raging Spoon is a successful enterprise providing employment for members of our community with mental health/survivor issues. Their web site: www.ragingspoon.ca
Congratulations to Tim Walker for Winning the Vela Windsurfing Prize of a weeks Trip to Tobago for two! Thanks again to Vela for making that possible!
- Ian Matthews.
See pictures at: https://www.facebook.com/TorontoWindsurfingClub
Also, check out the Mammoth SUP write-up and results, also at http://torontowindsurfingclub.com/programs-events/mammoth-marathon (scroll down)
TWC member, Olivia Mew, recently made the ambitious decision to campaign full time for the 2016 Olympic Games, as a pathway to competing at the 2020 Games. Recently, she made her way to Sopot, Poland; the home club of TWC member Bartek Lapinski. There Olivia spent 5 weeks being coached by 3 world class coaches, as well as trained and competed with very accomplished female racers from all over the world. Many thanks to Bartek for his involvement in making this trip possible.
Olivia is now preparing to travel on October 8th to the 2015 RS:X World Championships in Al Mussanah, Oman. This is a very exciting and important championship for Olivia. She is the only female Canadian competing, and is the first ever Ontario Female RS:X Sailor to attend a World Championship. More importantly, this event is Canada's Olympic qualifier for the 2016 Olympic Games. Join us in wishing Olivia success while representing Canada and the Toronto Windsurfing Club.
You can follow the championship here: rsxclass.com/worlds2015/.
To follow Olivia's activities please go to her website: oliviamew.ca and like her Facebook page.


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I am having troubles adding our logo to the top of the email template I am working on.
Where does the image need to be...on the Spice server?
Here is the code I have been trying:

My table displays, but the image is a red x in Outlook.
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Long shot but I would say that because you are linking to the image and not directly inserting it into the email, you need to have a path to the email that is available to all recipents of the messages.
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I am open to a better way to do this if there is one. I just want to have my logo at the top one way or another.


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AstraZeneca has announced the top-line results of the SOCRATES trial, assessing the efficacy of Brilinta (ticagrelor) 90mg tablets twice daily, when compared to aspirin 100mg once daily in patients with acute ischaemic stroke or transient ischaemic attack (TIA).
The SOCRATES trial evaluated the efficacy and safety of 90-day treatment with Brilinta versus aspirin for the prevention of major vascular events in patients > 40 years of age with an acute ischaemic stroke. Patients randomised into the trial needed to have symptom onset within 24 hours.
The primary efficacy endpoint of time to first occurrence of any event from the composite of stroke (ischaemic or haemorrhagic), myocardial infarction (MI, also known as heart attack) and death was not met. Fewer events were observed on Brilinta versus the comparator in the overall trial population but the trend did not reach statistical significance.
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Commenting on the top-line results, Sean Bohen, Executive Vice President, Global Medicines Development and Chief Medical Officer at AstraZeneca, said: "We will present the full analysis of the trial results, including subgroups, at a forthcoming stroke congress and will engage with regulatory agencies on the interpretation of the data. The SOCRATES trial enrolled a patient population that differs from the currently-approved indications for Brilinta."
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Can we detect FLash Disk connected in any of the client machine when we Launch Spiceworks & run the Scan.
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Apr 24, 2009 at 9:39 UTC
I do not think that storage devices are reported by Spiceworks. I know servers will report on HDD space but I think the workstation audits are more software and peripheral based.
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No, since spiceworks is agentless you only get a snapshot of what is on the machine at a point in time. Even if you were to record a storage device you would have to create a report to report any device less than 32GB in size to separate it out.
There are some great tools out there to report things like this though, lockitdown is one that comes to mind.


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Labour's strategy is to use this month's Budget debate to secure backing for commercialisation of the Post Office within the private sector, and to block 17.5 per cent VAT on fuel, due to come into effect next April. There are also signs that those Tories likely to rebel over Europe have not been chastened into submission by the Prime Minister's declaration that defeat on the forthcoming Bill to increase Britain's EU payments would mean a general election.
Yet another indication of discontent is set to surface this week when Sir Marcus Fox, chairman of the backbench 1922 Committee, faces re-election. Tory Euro-sceptics were furious when he warned, before Mr Major did, that the Bill would be treated as a confidence issue.
Tory divisions over the Post Office and VAT will be ruthlessly exploited by Labour. Andrew Smith, shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, will seek to put down two separate Commons amendments to be voted on during the five-day debate on Kenneth Clarke's 29 November Budget.
Mr Major will have to balance a new-found Cabinet zeal for firm government with the realisation that the ``nuclear option'' of threatening votes of confidence or withdrawal of the party whip should not be overplayed.
Labour's decision to engage in what Mr Smith called ``lightning warfare'' coincided with the leaking of a minsterial letter showing that a majority of the Cabinet industry committee rejected the option of greater borrowing freedom for a publicly-owned Post Office because it seriously undermined the Government's past approach to privatisation. Jack Cunningham, the shadow Trade Secretary, will challenge Michael Heseltine, President of the Board of Trade, about the document during a Queen's Speech debate today.
Three Tories voted against imposing 8 per cent VAT on fuel last year, but another 10 Tory votes now hang in the balance. About 20 Tory backbenchers forced the Government to drop plans for a 51 per cent sell-off of the Post Office.
Some ministers and Tory party officers are uneasy about increasing VAT. David Shaw, the vice-chairman of the Tory backbench finance committee, said the fiscal justification had ``gone by the wayside'' because of the Government's good handling of public finances.
Nicholas Winterton, MP for Macclesfield, said, about the Post Office, that it was not his job to support the Opposition but ``by the Government's lack of action, or their dogma, Tory backbenchers will be forced to support an amendment from elsewhere''.
John Carlisle, Tory MP for Luton North, said nine Tory backbenchers are ready to vote against the European Contributions (Finance) Bill or abstain.
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When a natural disaster strikes, help agencies are quick to supply such fundamentals as food, water and shelter. They also need to provide up the services about survival-goods.com that might avoid vulnerable women from getting married off, a new report concluded.
Apprised of the dominating disregard of dry spell by the numerous state governments, the Supreme Court on Monday noted neither the states' "ostrich-like attitude" nor the centre's aloofness could help the common man in a circumstance that is not of their making, reported the Indian Express.
The world s failure to get ready for natural catastrophes will have inconceivably bad effects as climate change fuels a huge boost in devastating dry spells and floods and the humanitarian crises that follow, the UN's head of catastrophe planning has warned.


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Agnanti Studios is just 2,625 feet from the beach in Afitos Village, filled with traditional taverns. It features an outdoor pool, separate paddling pool and a sun terrace with sunbeds and umbrellas. Free WiFi is available throughout. Each of the guestrooms is tastefully decorated and air conditioned. They all include a mounted flat-screen TV with satellite channels, mini fridge and bathroom. The apartments have a kitchenette equipped with kitchenware and cooking hobs. Some open out to a balcony. A variety of coffees, drinks and ice-cream are offered at the café-bar. Greek nights are also organized. The bustling town of Kallithea is 1.9 miles away while Kassandreia is 4.3 miles away. It is 45.4 miles from Thessaloniki International Airport. Free private parking is available on site.


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is there any way to get bandwidth usage graphs or any monitoring details for my 3com switches from Spiceworks? It found some of the switches from a routine network scan but that's it. I can't see any details for the interfaces or anything.
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The best way to get information from switches is to provide Spiceworks with SNMP information for them. If they don't support that, you're probably not going to get a whole lot out of them.
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2014 Rocky Mountain Con: Cosplay Gallery 2
Project-Nerd was in Denver for Rocky Mountain Con this past weekend for a great event that benefits Aurora Rise.
Like the other great events we attended this year, the costumes were plentiful and amazing. But this was our first show to have a dedicated photo area and backdrop setup, allowing us to capture photos of cosplay off the floor.
We've assembled a few galleries of the amazing shots from the show, including this set of images that features Erin Lei as Punk Rock Poison Ivy fighting Eric "The Smoke" Moran as Batman.
Check out our continuous coverage of Rocky Mountain Con, including plenty of additional coverage on our Facebook and Google+ Pages.
Rocky Mountain Con is part of the 2014 ProNerd Tour. You can find more coverage of Rocky Mountain Con and the other great conventions and events we attend on our 2014 ProNerd Tour Page.
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Rick : Escape at last!
Rick watched from his cave as the ship dropped anchor. It had been too long since he had been stranded on this godforsaken island. He had had to fend off wild beasts and move from cave to cave to simply survive here. But now it was finally time to make a getaway.
He crept out of the cave, with his sharpened machete in his outstretched right hand and an old revolver with three remaining clips in his left. He looked outside into the darkness, able to see much more than the ordinary man; he had gotten used to the pitch blackness of this place. He slung his weapons on his belt and started climbing down the steep slope, hoping that nothing went wrong. Little did he know that he was about to unfold a whole chain of events that would change his life completely.
As he climbed down the hill, he noticed movement on the beach. There were five men staring at something. He stopped for a while and looked upon the scene. It was one of those huge white things that was staring back at them. And then, as if in a flash, it was dead with arrows sticking out of it. Who were these men? Were they lost too or had they a purpose here? Rick didn't know what to think. But he did not have to time to think, it was time for action.
As he moved closer, he heard some of them talking and caught the names Ren and Rodger. They seemed normal-enough names to him! They started to walk towards a boat and Rick followed closely through whatever cover he got from the bushes. None could hear him. He had become quite a nimble hunter during his stay; it was inevitable for his survival. At a distance from the boat, while the men were standing and talking on the beach, Rick quickly got into the water and swam underwater towards the boat. Upon reaching it, he grabbed its underside and waited for what might lie in store next. He didn't know that this had just been the easy part of his latest adventure.


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The Regina Civic Employees' Pension and Benefit Committee (PBC) is satisfied that the provincial government has announced it will amend pension regulations for the Regina Civic Pension Plan to facilitate implementation of the agreement negotiated between the PBC and plan employers in November 2014.
This would not have been possible without the hard work of plan members like you. Together we sent City Council and the Superintendent of Pensions hundreds of letters, emails and phone calls.
This decision has been a long time coming, but now plan members can finally have peace of mind regarding their retirement security.
In December of 2014, the City of Regina and the PBC reached a negotiated agreement on the Civic Employees' Benefit and Superannuation Plan, which protects the defined benefit nature of the plan and honours the original signed letter of intent.
Though both parties had signed off on the plan, we still needed government approval and amendments to pension regulations.
The government's proposed amendments to the regulations will include:
- a longer period of time over which the unfunded liability in the plan can be paid off;
- a removal of the requirement that solvency deficiencies in the plan have to be funded; and
- a provision that contribution rates in the plan can't be reduced until the unfunded liability established in the next actuarial valuation report is paid off or eliminated.
The province has provided similar regulatory relief for a number of other defined benefit plans.
We are thankful that the government is moving forward quickly with the recommendations of the Superintendent. We will continue to work closely with the city and other plan employers to implement the terms of our agreement.


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I absolutely LOVE these! I have about 2 dozen, which holds me over for about three days (I wash diapers every two, but I like the extra just in case). When we started solids her poo began to stain everything (especially the carrots) and frankly I just don't like that. And since we live in an apartment, we don't get to sun them often and have to live with the stains. So the liners are a great remedy that can be bleached, and they provide an additional absorbent. Great for one who gets a diaper rash at the drop of a hat! You can also use these when baby is on special diaper cream or antibiotics. Also, they have a great price.
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From Monticello, take Hwy 83S, property is on the left before Clay Road, see sign.
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I understand that noob is simply a label and learning to ride is a process not an event but in your opinion how many KM for a new rider before he is no longer considered a NOOB?
I understand that noob is simply a label and learning to ride is a process not an event but in your opinion how many KM for a new rider before he is no longer considered a NOOB?
Depends partly on skill, and mostly experience, not KM's ridden.
If you wanna say something, speak into the mic. It's right above my balls.
nothing to do with KM's ridden.
This thread should be merged with the other one in New riders so we can mock it all together as one.
(o'.'o) Thanks to Twinbros Racing for my avatar!
I like having two separate channels for humor. Then there's more than one topic available for discussion to totally derail the thread.
generally, on this board, noob status disappears anywhere from 5 km's at PRS riding school in the parking lot to 40 kms in the snow with Ralpheal.
Too sexy for this forum.
More to the point, who cares?!?! Prior to this year, I had 4 years riding, several track days, couple crashes, 2 bikes, multiple road trips, and several thousand km under my belt. But that was all in my youth, 12-16 years ago. Then I quit riding.
So, all that said, when I started riding again this year, did I become a noob all over again? Damn right I did! And I'm just fine with that. I will know when I am no longer a noob, and so will you. No time limits, no km's to get past, nothing. For some it may come when you counter steer around a truck about to run you over, without locking up and freezing in the saddle. For others, maybe it will come when you've been out to the track, and posted a fast time of day. Who knows? We'll all lose Noob status at our paces, and when WE ourselves know we're no longer noobs.
And when you do finally lose the noob status, don't think you know everything! Motorcycling is a constant learning curve.
Guys, i am not an idiot, I understand the fact that its all about skill and 10km on a track teaches your more than 1000km on the road and its all dependent on how you ride. Why don't i phrase it this way: How long before you stopped considering yourself as a noob? Does that clarify, Man you guys are all about harshin' my mellow. Harshin' indeed
You'll know, you won't have to ask on BCSB when that time is haha.
And you said you're not an idiot!
***sigh*** You guys take yourselves much to seriously
Didn't you see my crown?
I'm royalty. I have to take myself serious, for the good of the world.
In terms of the "how long" question....it's all relative, and depends 100% on YOU, and only YOU. Everyone has varying degrees of skills, confidence, and tolerances, which are all variables in this equation.
Don't waste your time concentrating on some label...as mentioned by people above, you will know yourself, nobody can tell you. All that said, when you get to that point, where your confidence, riding ability, and general core competencies in this sport have evolved, there's always endless room for improvement....some people may consider themselves newbs for 10 years, while others may remove this self imposed label in a couple weeks.
Like Chia said, some of us are just epic.
Rossi still calls me for tips before a race, I keep telling him to look out for left hand turners, he keeps wondering why he calls.
ha ha, this is awesome. Someone else has relatively the same question as mine.
It's funny but the majority of you say you shouldn't have to ask but on group rides there are restrictions re: the 'status' of your riding experience.
So it's not as simple as saying "if you have to ask"...or "you'll know when time comes" because if that's true I will always be a noob. I think there's way too much to learn to not be a noob forever.
So now here's a new question: at what point did you know that you were no longer a noob?
Cauz I KNOW the majority of riders on this forum think they are above noobiness.


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Trees may be protected under the Town & Country Planning Act by a tree preservation order (TPO).
A TPO makes it an offence to wilfully damage or destroy a protected tree. If you wish to prune any living part of the tree or to cut the tree down you require the planning authority's written permission. A TPO can protect a single tree, a group of trees, woodland or a defined area.
How to check whether a tree has a TPO
The council can make a tree preservation order (TPO) at any time so you are advised to check the status of a tree or woodland if you intend to undertake any work or before instructing a contractor. You can do this by searching our online map.
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Course- LLB (Hons) Law
Two students from the Lancashire Law School have had their work included in Diffusion, the UCLan Journal of Undergraduate Research.
LLB (Hons) Law graduates David Murray and Mandhlase Mwanza have both had work they completed in their final year published in the journal.
David graduated from the University of Central Lancashire in 2011 with a 2:1 LLB (Hons) degree. His article, 'EU law rights and national remedies: an uneasy partnership?' is an extract from his final year dissertation on European Union Law. David is now commencing a master's degree in Law here at UCLan. In the future he hopes to continue studying for a PhD.
Mandhlase's article, 'The public/private divide: an outdated concept of governance in English law' is also an extract from her final year dissertation, for which she was awarded a distinction. She gained a First Class LLB (Hons) degree in July 2012 at the University of Central Lancashire. Mandhlase recently won The Lord Denning Scholarship from Lincoln's Inn, to pursue the Bar Professional Training Course at Manchester Law School in September 2013. Her ambition is to pursue a career as a Barrister.
Diffusion showcases the outstanding work of UCLan students. It provides an opportunity for undergraduates to publish their research in a high quality journal edited by Dr. Carol Banks, an experienced editor of academic journals, and our student editors.


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Outlook The notes struck by Sir Mervyn King sound gloomier each time the Bank of England Governor rises to speak.
In Liverpool last night, he opined that, four years after the financial crisis, there are still politicians and governments refusing to face up to the realities that the crisis revealed. Surely it is time to recognise that the underlying problem is solvency, not liquidity, he said.
That was a jab at eurozone leaders who believe their problems are not too much debt, but the market's irritating refusal to fund their servicing of it. Sir Mervyn hasn't opined publicly on the different plans for leveraging up the European Financial Stability Fund, but it is fair to say he sees it as a stop-gap measure, rather than the resolution to our ills.
At core, what is needed is a rebalancing of the world economy. Many countries in the West took on too much debt, from their consumers to their banks to their governments, and became to all intents and purposes insolvent. Creditor nations, including Germany and Japan, must rebalance their economies, and invest at home rather than feeding the binge abroad. Yet China now, as Sir Mervyn pointed out, has far larger foreign exchange reserves now than at the start of the crisis.
It is inevitable that the international community will have to face these facts, yet its willingness to do so is only diminishing. No wonder Sir Mervyn is so gloomy.
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On this episode, Jacqueline Goldstein and Zach Pace talk about starquakes and exoplanets.
Geysers on Europa
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope spotted plumes of water surrounding Europa, a moon of Jupiter. The discovery opens the door to the search for life on this water world!
The Billion Star Map of GAIA
Jacqueline and Anna discuss the GAIA space telescope and its mission to make the most precise star map of the Milky Way to date.
The Death Throes of Eta Carinae
The Great Eruption of the 1800's rendered Eta Carinae the second brightest star in our sky. On this episode, Jacqueline and Anna discuss this massive system which is astronomers' closest view of pre-supernovae star.
Asteroids, Comets, and Meteors – Oh My!
On this episode of Radio Astronomy, Zach Pace and Jacqueline Goldstein discuss how a fossil meteorite tells astronomers about our early solar system. For more info: http://scitation.aip.org/content/aip/magazine/physicstoday/article/69/8/10.1063/PT.3.3259
Mapping Dark Matter with Hypervelocity Stars
Hypervelocity stars race across the Milky Way at speeds greater than 1,000,000 miles per hour! Listen to learn how astronomers hope to use these speedy stars to measure the distribution of dark matter in the Milky Way!


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"Spartacus" bucking weak cable ratings trend
By James Hibberd
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Several of cable's big-ticket midseason shows are getting a lukewarm response from viewers, but there's at least one new series demonstrating growth potential.
Among the current field of major scripted projects on cable -- including Syfy's "Caprica," AMC's "Breaking Bad" and TNT's "Southland" -- it's the ratings for Starz's "Spartacus: Blood and Sand" that buck the trend.
Though the drama has a modest audience base compared to other cable hits, "Spartacus" has grown nearly substantially since its January debut. "Spartacus" opened at a mere 659,000 viewers and has since expanded its army of viewers to recently hit 1.3 million -- a 97% increase.
This is particularly impressive since Starz, unlike its grown-up rivals HBO and Showtime, is a fledgling entrant into scripted programing. A second season of "Spartacus" has been ordered, though the show's production is on hiatus as star Andy Whitfield is undergoing treatment for cancer.
On HBO, the $250 million "Band of Brothers" follow-up "The Pacific" continues to generate disappointing premiere numbers followed by substantially larger catch-up viewership. The series opened to 3.1 million viewers, far below "Brothers," while the total gross audience for that first episode is now up to 9.1 million once repeat airings and On Demand viewing are factored in. The miniseries also has managed to demonstrate stability week-to-week, pulling 2.8 million viewers for episodes 2 and 3, though the recent Easter weekend episode dipped as expected to 2.5 million.
Three weeks since their premieres, AMC's "Breaking Bad," FX's "Justified" and Showtime comedies "Nurse Jackie" and "United States of Tara" have experienced drops to varying degrees. A certain amount of post-premiere settling is normal, though this trio has fallen quicker than networks prefer.
The "Breaking Bad" premiere pulled a healthy 2 million viewers, but subsequent episodes fell 25% to 1.5 million and then 13% to 1.3 million. It's a similar story for "Justified," which burst out of the gate with a towering premiere, 4.2 million viewers, then sunk 16% to 3.5 million and then 34% to 2.3 million.
The critically acclaimed "Jackie" and "Tara" have taken a tumble. "Jackie" went from a strong premiere of 1.1 million viewers to 700,000 (down 36%) and then dropped 25% on Monday to 525,000. The sophomore debut of "Tara" drew 816,000 and likewise fell 37% to 511,000 and then slipped 19% to 414,000. Keep in mind, however, that Showtime's On Demand numbers aren't in yet and "Jackie" is Showtime's most-watched show on that platform. Continued...


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This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 10/22/2009 01:14 PM and is a permanent record located here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/top-3-ads/tampa-fl-florida-33618/top-3-ads-bill-klein-this-search-engine-company-is-a-scam-they-charge-you-for-services-n-513343. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year.
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