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BWW Interviews: Jeffrey Coyle About Directing the Musical HELLO AGAIN
by Mark C. Lloyd - Sep 18, 2014
As the first production of American Repertory Theater of WNY's 2014-15 season about to kick-off with Michael John LaChiusa's musical HELLO AGAIN, Artie Award winning director, Jeffrey Coyle took time from a busy rehearsal schedule to answer a few questions about the production schedule to open on September 11th. (more...)
THE PEOPLE'S COUCH Returns to Bravo 10/7
by TV News Desk - Sep 17, 2014
Bravo Media's voyeuristic series, The People's Couch, returns for more chatter, laughter, tears and jeers on Tuesday, October 7 at 10 p.m. ET/PT with eight consecutive hour-long episodes. This documentary series turns the cameras around on everyone's favorite couchers as they share their sentiments whether good, bad or ugly on this Fall's buzziest and most talked about water cooler series. (more...)
LETTERS FROM ZORA, AUTUMN & More Set for Crossroads Theatre Company's 2014-15 Season
by BWW News Desk - Sep 17, 2014
The life and times of Zora Neale Hurston, a family's lingering anguish over the Tulsa riots of 1921, and a political rivalry between friends provide the inspiration for three plays at the dramatic core of Crossroads Theatre Company's 2014-15 'A Family Affair' season featuring the works of emerging and veteran playwrights. (more...)
ONCE UPON A TIME VERONICA and More Set for MoMA Film Series, Now thru 9/26
by Movies News Desk - Sep 12, 2014
The Museum of Modern Art has announced its upcoming film programs and screenings. Details below! (more...)
The Sklar Brothers Come to Comedy Works Larimer Square This Weekend
by BWW News Desk - Sep 11, 2014
Comedy is A Family Affair for brothers and comedy duo Randy and Jason Sklar. Their brotherly chemistry, unique team delivery and complementary styles contribute to the incomparable energy of their shows. (more...)
POCKET MONEY COOKERY Offers Kids Guide to Good and Fast Food
by BWW News Desk - Sep 10, 2014
Online homework support website OoberKidsRepublic published its first cookery book, titled 'Pocket Money Cookery' with the aim to educate children on healthy, easy to cook and value for money meals. The book was inspired by a number of community projects run by OoberKidsRepublic's owner Cecilia Valente. The hands on cookery projects involved educational groups and organisations and were designed to show kids that cooking can be healthy, tasty and, above all, fun. The book mantra is 'Cooking is great big fun, come rain, snow or sun'. Pocket Money Cookery was initially produced via a crowdfunding project and given to a number of educational organisations, charity bookshops and schools. Cecilia has now commissioned a brand new version as a resource for parents to use at home to get their children interested in fast food that is also good for them. The book also introduces budgeting and meal planning and tips by a registered nutritionist, with experience of working with parents and children. A Family Affair Pocket Money Cookery is a collection of family recipes and include funny and quirky facts about their origin. The 10 recipes capture Southern Italian traditions passed from parents to child for generations but are also simple for children to prepare, and aim to prove that healthy food can help them grow and think better. Pocket Money Cookery also encourages them to create their own recipes, at the end of the book. Look after the pennies... Good food needn't be expensive, that's why the ingredients are within pocket money range. Full of bright pictures and fun tips and facts, the book features a 'Curiosity Corner' with every recipe which allows children to learn the origin of the recipe and gives advice on how to get a bargain too. To make sure children understand the basics of cookery health and safety, the book features hygiene and safety advice with easy to remember kitchen 'do's' and 'don'ts'. With OoberKidsRepublic's foray into easy and family cookery parents can lead their children to a world of culinary discovery. Pocket Money Cookery is now available £7.00 from the OoberKidsRepublic online shop. https://shop.ooberkidsrepublic.com/shop/browsecategory/105/books For more information please contact Chanelle McGarry at firstname.lastname@example.com (more...)
A NIGHT AT THE MAGIC CASTLE Comes to Pasadena Playhouse, 8/4; IT'S MAGIC Set for Thousand Oaks, Today
by BWW News Desk - Nov 29, 2013
Milt Larsen, along with Terry Hill, is currently executive producing 'It's Magic!' (itsmagicshow.com) now in its 56th year. A tradition for magic buffs and slight of hand fans, the show has been seen regularly throughout the USA including Hawaii, Washington, California, Arizona and Connecticut. The upcoming production will be appearing at the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Center today, November 30th at 7:00 pm and will be hosted by Michael Carbonaro. (more...)
BWW Interviews: Sean MacLaughlin Talks Career and EVITA
by David Clarke - May 4, 2014
Last week, while the U.S. National Tour of the Broadway Revival of EVITA was in San Antonio, I got the chance to chat with Sean MacLaughlin, who is playing Colonel Juan Peron, about the show and his career. Houston audiences will recognize him from last season's production of CAMELOT, produced by Theatre Under the Stars, where he played Lancelot. (more...)
REX'S EXES, TABLE SETTINGS, ALADDIN, JR. and More Set for Sam Bass Theatre's 2014-15 Season
by BWW News Desk - May 28, 2014
Sam Bass Theatre is pleased to announce its 2014-2015 season full of laughter, drama and song! (more...)
South Florida JAZZ Presents Critically Acclaimed Bassist Christian McBride and His Trio in Concert on June 14th, 2014
by BWW News Desk - May 25, 2014
South Florida's premier modern jazz organization is privileged to feature the Christian McBride Trio. Mr. McBride is at the zenith of modern acoustic and electric bassists. Best known as a jazz musician, he also is in tremendous demand in several genres. This concert takes place at the 500-seat Rose & Alfred Miniaci Performing Arts Center on the Nova Southeastern University campus, 3100 Ray Ferrero, Jr Blvd in Davie 33314. Tickets are $40 and $15 for students (under age 25 with I.D.) and may be purchased from the Broward Center Box Office by calling 954.462.0222; or toll-free at 877-311-7469, as well as online at http://www.southfloridajazz.org, the presenting organization's official Web site. (more...)
HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH? by Jean Illsley Clarke, Connie Dawson and David Bredehoft is Available Now
by BWW News Desk - May 13, 2014
Overindulgence occurs with both permissive and authoritarian parents for a variety of reasons. It can stem from guilt so they compensate by spending too much on material things, or from a lack of structure no rules to follow, no chores to perform. No matter the reason, the result of overindulgence is resentment and difficulties later in life. How Much is Too Much? Raising Likeable, Responsible, Respectful Children from Toddlers to Teens in an Age of Overindulgence (Da Capo Press) by Jean Illsley Clarke, Connie Dawson and David Bredehoft is an easy-to-understand guide, supported by science, that helps parents and professionals to not only recognize the problem but provides sound advice. (more...)
Wahl Launches New Website To Help Guys Look Good
by BWW News Desk - Mar 3, 2014
STERLING, Ill., March 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ Wahl, the inventor of the electric clipper, and world-wide leader in men's grooming tools, has launched the first of its kind website dedicated to men's grooming. The new site wahlgrooming.com was designed for real guys looking for a complete resource of new hair or facial hair styles, combined with how-to tips to achieve the look. The new one-stop grooming destination supports today's modern total-grooming routine in which more guys are sporting facial hair and cutting their hair at home. The site, which features a library of styles, instructional videos and expert tips, also supports what research from Wahl suggests guys really wanthelp in the grooming department. (more...)
Arc-Iris: New Eyewear Brand Launches the Ultimate in Wood Sunglasses
by BWW News Desk - Mar 20, 2014
Arc-Iris, based out of American Falls, Idaho, focuses on the design, prototype and manufacturing of cutting edge wood sunglasses. They currently offer over 100 different styles and color variations of eyewear, all based on a wood medium. (more...)
Lea Michele, Darren Criss & More Reveal GLEE Wish List
by TV News Desk - Mar 18, 2014
The Hollywood Reporter stopped by the set of GLEE this week and asked cast members what they would like to see happen to their fictional alter egos in the show's sixth and final season. (more...)
Interview with Composer, John Kander
by Roundabout Theatre Company - Mar 10, 2014
Education Dramaturg Ted Sod met with composer John Kander to discuss his work on Cabaret. (more...)
New myLINGO Application to Launch with the Highly Anticipated bio pic Cesar Chavez, 'Offering Spanish Audio Track for Non-English Speakers
by BWW News Desk - Mar 10, 2014
LOS ANGELES, March 10, 2014 /PRNewswire/ myLINGO, a smartphone application created to bridge the gap between non-native speakers and the movies they love, will launch in the U.S. this March 28 th with the highly-anticipated Cesar Chavez, offering an audio track in Spanish for moviegoers. (more...)
RACHEL VS GUY KIDS COOK-OFF Among Food Network's August Highlights
by TV News Desk - Jun 30, 2014
Food Network scorches in August with new seasons of hit primetime shows and not-to-be missed finales. (more...)
Upcoming Non-Equity Auditions Sunday, Jun. 22
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Upcoming Non-Equity Auditions from Sunday, June 22, 2014. (more...)
Photo Flash: Behind the Scenes with Joseph Assadourian and More in THE BULLPEN Off-Broadway
by BWW News Desk - Jun 19, 2014
Eric Krebs, in association with The Fortune Society, present THE BULLPEN, written and performed by Joseph Assadourian and directed by Richard Hoehler. Scroll down to take a look behind the scenes of the off-Broadway show in previews! (more...)
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Classical Theatre Lab to Present A FAMILY AFFAIR, Begin. 7/19
by BWW News Desk - Jul 17, 2014
The Classical Theatre Lab and the City of West Hollywood present A Family Affair by Alexander Ostrovsky, adapted from a translation by Geroge R. Noyes, directed by Mel Green. Causing an uproar when published in 1850, this broad and irreverent Russian comedy of manners centers around a greedy merchant, Bolshov, who makes a fraudulent bankruptcy application in order to finance the lavish lifestyle of his bourgeois husband-hunting daughter. When Bolshov's accomplices run off with his assets and his daughter, he descends into professional and psychological ruin and is jailed. Upon his release, Bolshov, a new man ready to walk the straight and narrow, finds that his selfish and cantankerous family has not changed one bit. (more...)
Award-Winning Web Series HORROR HOTEL Enters Second Season
by TV News Desk - Jul 10, 2014
The film community in Georgia is abuzz around the news that their local production Horror Hotel, the web series, has landed distribution on streaming media platforms Hulu and AT&T U-Verse. (more...)
Niamh Cusack and Sean Gallagher to Star in Sheffield's AFTERPLAY; Full Cast Announced!
by BWW News Desk - Jan 9, 2014
Full casting has been announced for the productions of Translations and Afterplay, as part of an upcoming season of work dedicated to the Irish playwright Brian Friel, taking place at Sheffield Theatres this spring. (more...)
REV RUN'S RENOVATION Premiere on DIY Network Draws 442,000 Total Viewers
by TV News Desk - Jan 7, 2014
DIY Network's back-to-back premieres of Rev Run's Renovation on Saturday, January 4 at 10p ET/PT attracted 442,000 total viewers, helping the time period's P25-54 rating grow 62% over year-ago levels and 31% over the prior 13 weeks. During the 10-episode series airing on Saturdays at 10p ET/PT, the home's remodel becomes A Family Affair as Rev Run, his wife Justine, their kids Daniel (Diggy), Russell (Russy) and Miley, and a team of builders work together to completely renovate their 9,000 square foot New Jersey home. As the family mansion is gutted from top to bottom, Run and Justine debate the new design possibilities for each space. Rev Run and Michael Lehman are executive producers of the series. (more...)
REV RUN'S RENOVATION Debuts Tonight on DIY Network
by TV News Desk - Jan 4, 2014
The home of Joseph Simmons - best known as Rev Run from the iconic rap group, Run DMC - will get a major transformation in the new DIY Network series Rev Run's Renovation, premiering tonight, January 4, at 10 p.m. ET/PT. (more...)
Life Time Launches 90-Day Challenge for Good Health, Spring 2014
by BWW News Desk - Jan 16, 2014
According to a recent study, childhood obesity is now the number one health concern among parents in the United States, topping drug abuse and smoking.1 Our children's life expectancy is now less than ours.2 In an effort to support parents in the fight for their kids' good health, Life Time -The Healthy Way of Life Company (NYSE: LTM) has announced the addition of a program for kids ages 7 - 11 to its Life Time 90-Day Challenge. The Challenge, which begins with Weigh-In Weekend Feb. 8 - 10, 2014, also includes the adult Weight Loss and Transformation categories, along with the new component to encourage kids to get healthy in a non-competitive environment. (more...)
Niamh Cusack and Sean Gallagher Star in Sheffield's AFTERPLAY, Beg. Tonight
by BWW News Desk - Feb 6, 2014
Productions of Translations and Afterplay, produced as part of a season of work dedicated to the Irish playwright Brian Friel, will play Sheffield Theatres this spring. (more...)
Stoneham Theatre Presents SOMETHING'S AFOOT, Now thru 3/23
by BWW News Desk - Feb 27, 2014
Stoneham Theatre's upcoming Mainstage production of the musical mystery comedy Something's Afoot is a reunion of sorts. Director Caitlin Lowans has assembled a cast of Stoneham Theatre favorites who will be familiar to Stoneham Theatre audiences as well as audiences around the Greater Boston Area. (more...)
'MISS NIGHTINGALE - the musical' to Tour Again
by BWW News Desk - Feb 2, 2014
After a successful three month tour of the UK and West End last year, Miss Nightingale - the musical by Matthew Bugg is to tour again this spring. Mr Bugg Presents and the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich in association with Cast, Doncaster will take a reworked production of the critically acclaimed new 1940's era musical on a six week UK tour from 27 March to 3 May. (more...)
Stoneham Theatre to Present SOMETHING'S AFOOT, 2/27-3/23
by BWW News Desk - Feb 12, 2014
Stoneham Theatre's upcoming Mainstage production of the musical mystery comedy Something's Afoot is a reunion of sorts. Director Caitlin Lowans has assembled a cast of Stoneham Theatre favorites who will be familiar to Stoneham Theatre audiences as well as audiences around the Greater Boston Area. (more...)
Wealth Management Firm Hobart Financial Group Agrees Retirement Planning Is a Family Affair
by BWW News Desk - Dec 7, 2013
Hobart Financial Group, a leading wealth management firm, responds to an article published by Investment News on November 24th, which discusses how retirement planning is becoming more of A Family Affair. (more...)
Palm Beach Dramaworks Extends THE LION IN WINTER Through 1/12
by BWW News Desk - Dec 27, 2013
After receiving critical acclaim and overwhelming demand by South Florida audiences, James Goldman's classic comic-drama, The Lion in Winter will extend performances thru January 12th at Palm Beach Dramaworks (201 Clematis Street). The production will play the following additional performances: Friday 1/10 at 8pm, Saturday 1/11 at 8pm and Sunday 1/12 at 2pm. (more...)
BAREFOOT PUPPETS & More Set for Sandglass' 2014 Winter Sunshine Series
by BWW News Desk - Dec 18, 2013
The 2014 Winter Sunshine Series is a collaborative presentation between Crabgrass Puppet Theater and Sandglass Theater. The series' mission is to present world class puppetry for family audiences in and around Southern Vermont. This coming winter marks our seventh season with this fast growing family favorite. We're happy to be welcoming back some of our favorites from previous years, as well as some exciting new performers! All shows take place on Saturday afternoons, with two showings, first at 1pm then at 3pm. Reservations are highly recommended as many of last year's shows quickly sold out! Make reservations by email or by calling the theater 802-387-4051. (more...)
REV RUN'S RENOVATION to Debut 1/4 on DIY Network
by TV News Desk - Dec 11, 2013
The home of Joseph Simmons - best known as Rev Run from the iconic rap group, Run DMC - will get a major transformation in the new DIY Network series Rev Run's Renovation, premiering Saturday, January 4, at 10 p.m. ET/PT. During the 10-episode series, the home's remodel becomes A Family Affair as Rev Run, his wife Justine, their kids Daniel (Diggy), Russell (Russy) and Miley, and a team of builders work together to completely renovate their 9,000 square foot New Jersey home. As the family mansion is gutted from top to bottom, Run and Justine debate the new design possibilities for each space. (more...)
Jimmy Guy Named President of Mike's Tire and Automotive
by BWW News Desk - Aug 28, 2014
On what was perhaps the most fitting day, on July 25, Jimmy Guy took over full ownership of Mike's Tire and Automotive, where he has worked since 1980 and has served as Vice President since 2003. (more...)
Sunday School Brings the Underground to ELECTRIC ZOO Labor Day Weekend
by BWW News Desk - Aug 28, 2014
Electric Zoo is less than a week away and the excitement continues to build for the Labor Day Weekend dance music extravaganza to be held onAugust 29, 30, and 31 at Randall's Island Park. The sixth installment of Electric Zoo sees an expansion of the Sunday School brand known for championing the techno and underground house music heroes of the dance music sphere by adding a second stage, Vinyl Only. (more...)
10th Annual LAST WALTZ REVISITED Set for the Boulder Theater, 11/21
by BWW News Desk - Aug 27, 2014
97.3 KBCO, Westword, Anthony's Pizza and Pasta and the Boulder Theater are proud to present The 10th Annual Last Waltz Revisited to the Boulder Theater on Friday, November 21st, 2014. Tickets will go on sale to the public Friday, August 29th for $15.00 in advance and $17.00 day of show. (more...)
Sunday School Brings the Underground to ELECTRIC ZOO Labor Day Weekend
by BWW News Desk - Aug 22, 2014
Electric Zoo is less than a week away and the excitement continues to build for the Labor Day Weekend dance music extravaganza to be held onAugust 29, 30, and 31 at Randall's Island Park. The sixth installment of Electric Zoo sees an expansion of the Sunday School brand known for championing the techno and underground house music heroes of the dance music sphere by adding a second stage, Vinyl Only. (more...)
The Sklar Brothers Coming to Comedy Works Larimer Square, 9/11-13
by BWW News Desk - Aug 15, 2014
Comedy is A Family Affair for brothers and comedy duo Randy and Jason Sklar. Their brotherly chemistry, unique team delivery and complementary styles contribute to the incomparable energy of their shows. (more...)
Haim Plays The Paramount in Seattle Tonight
by BWW News Desk - Aug 15, 2014
HAIM will perform at The Paramount tonight, August 15, 2014 at 8:00 PM. (more...)
Exclusive: Part Two - In Conversation with MISS SAIGON's Rachelle Ann Go
by Rocky Christopher Fajardo - Aug 1, 2014
In the conclusion of BroadwayWorld.com's one-one-one chat with Rachelle Ann Go, Gigi in MISS SAIGON's 25th anniversary production, Rachelle Ann reflects on how she has blossomed into her defiant bargirl role and what playing the character means to her; paints a vivid image of the fantastic frontiers that MISS SAIGON has opened up for her; and reveals the current status of her love life - and as a bonus, gives "expert"advice to the lovelorn. (more...)
The National Portrait Gallery Recognizes Mickey Rooney with a Photograph by Harold E. Edgerton
by Kaitlin Milligan - Apr 8, 2014
Today the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery has installed a photograph of American entertainer Mickey Rooney with frequent co-star Judy Garland. The photograph was created by Harold E. Edgerton in 1939. It will be on view in a first-floor space that is designated for remembrance of recently deceased people represented in the museum's collection. (more...)
Carol Channing, Cher, Stephanie J. Block & More React to Passing of Mickey Rooney
by TV News Desk - Apr 7, 2014
Today, stars of stage and screen reacted to the passing of the stage and screen legend (more...)
The Colony Theatre to Present Ian Buchanan & Mariette Hartley in THE LION IN WINTER, 4/16-5/18
by BWW News Desk - Apr 7, 2014
The Colony Theatre is thrilled to present Ian Buchanan and Mariette Hartley starring in THE LION IN WINTER, written by James Goldman and directed by Stephanie Vlahos. THE LION IN WINTER will preview on Wednesday, April 16; Thursday, April 17; and Friday, April 18 at 8:00pm and will open on Saturday, April 19 at 8:00pm and continue through Sunday, May 18 at The Colony Theatre, 555 N. Third Street (at Cypress) adjacent to the Burbank Town Center Mall. (more...)
Liza Minnelli Reacts to Passing of Mickey Rooney
by TV News Desk - Apr 7, 2014
Stage legend Liza Minnelli posted the following statement on her Official Facebook page regarding the loss of the Hollywood star (more...)
Breaking News: Legendary Entertainer Mickey Rooney Dies at 93
by BWW News Desk - Apr 6, 2014
According to TMZ, Mickey Rooney, who spent nearly his entire life in the show business, died today at 93, after being in ill health for quite some time. He appeared on Broadway in Sugar Babies (opposite fellow MGM legend Ann Miller) and The Will Rogers Follies. (more...)
Return of FOOD NETWORK STAR Among Food Network's June Highlights
by TV News Desk - Apr 30, 2014
Summer sizzles in primetime with the premiere of the tenth season of Food Network Star, as 12 finalists compete for the coveted title on Sunday, June 1st (more...)
Haim to Play The Paramount in Seattle, 8/15; Tickets on Sale 5/2
by BWW News Desk - Apr 29, 2014
HAIM will perform at The Paramount on Friday, August 15, 2014 at 8:00 PM. (more...)
New Memoir ALL IN is Released
by BWW News Desk - Apr 24, 2014
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The Colony Theatre Presents Ian Buchanan & Mariette Hartley in THE LION IN WINTER, Now thru 5/18
by BWW News Desk - Apr 16, 2014
The Colony Theatre is thrilled to present Ian Buchanan and Mariette Hartley starring in THE LION IN WINTER, written by James Goldman and directed by Stephanie Vlahos. THE LION IN WINTER will preview tonight, April 16; Thursday, April 17; and Friday, April 18 at 8:00pm and will open on Saturday, April 19 at 8:00pm and continue through Sunday, May 18 at The Colony Theatre, 555 N. Third Street (at Cypress) adjacent to the Burbank Town Center Mall. (more...)


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Every Time I Die Announce North America Tour Dates
Every Time I Die have announced a series of tour dates across North America, kicking off next February. The band will be supported on the road by Terror, Stray From the Path, and Former Thieves. Every Time I Die will also be a part of the New England Metal and Hardcore Festival in April as well as the Vans Warped Tour next summer.
Every Time I Die tour dates:
02/17 Brooklyn, NY, Knitting Factory
02/18 Syracuse, NY, Lost Horizon
02/19 South Burlington, VT, Higher Ground
02/20 Montreal, QC, Club Soda
02/21 Toronto, ON, Opera House
02/23 Thunder Bay, ON, Crocks
02/24 Winnipeg, MB, West End Cultural Centre
02/26 Saskatoon, SK, Louis
02/27 Edmonton, AB, Avenue
02/28 Calgary, AB, The Den
02/29 Spokane, WA, Epicenter
03/02 Colorado Springs, CO, The Black Sheep
03/03 Wichita, KS, the Scene-ary
03/04 Tulsa, OK, The 03quee
03/05 Memphis, TN, Newby's
03/06 Mobile, AL, Alabama Music Box
03/07 Knoxville, TN, The Valarium
03/08 Huntington, WV, V Club Live
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Bank of Canada repeats language on higher interest rates
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Outgoing Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney on Tuesday repeated the central bank's warning that it expects its next move to be an interest rate increase, even after recently cutting growth forecasts.
"The considerable monetary policy stimulus currently in place will likely remain appropriate for a period of time, after which some modest withdrawal will likely be required, consistent with achieving the 2 per cent inflation target," he told a Canadian parliamentary committee.
The Bank of Canada last week chopped its economic growth forecasts and welcomed signs of a cooler housing market as it left its benchmark lending rate unchanged.
(Reporting by Louise Egan and David Ljunggren; Additional writing by Jeffrey Hodgson; Editing by James Dalgleish)
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Ben Smith a.k.a. Ben Smith 33
Watch out LPGA! This week's GoW has two daughters who enjoy the heck out of some golf...and a proud father who enjoys watching their smiling faces. If professional golfer doesn't work out for either of them, at least he'll have three quarters of a foursome for years to come! Enjoy.
How old are you and what's your occupation?
I am 35 years old. I am a Physical Education Teacher, and my school's Junior Varsity Golf Coach. I am also the Head Coach of my hometown area's local Professional Basketball Team, and a small business owner.
When did you start playing golf and what's your handicap?
I started playing about when I was 17, and the GHIN floats around 11 at this point.
How often do you play?
During the spring, I don't usually play but once a week due to my coaching schedule. After the basketball season is done, its 18-72 holes a week until fall, when I start up my 'free' golf, on the JV circuit.
Tell me about a great shot you've made.
Playing in a morning grouper for cash last season at Orchard (7/21/10), I had an uphill lie about 245 to the pin, got it high and stuck it with my 3-iron (wind aided). It's a blind shot from the right of the fairway, and I had to mark a tree in the distance for aim. Had about 3.5 feet for eagle. Rimmed in for a 3.
What is your best golf memory?
Hitting balls in the backyard at my parent's house has become somewhat of a tradition. My father hadn't started playing yet, as he was always so busy running his business. As he got closer to retirement, my brother Matt and I started playing more frequently, and he starting hitting in the backyard with us. His love for hearing the ball hit the deepest tree in the woods behind the house turned into an obsession, and he is now a big-time golfer. His HDCP is reaching lower and lower, and he is even working as a ranger at my home course. It is the best thing we ever did... because of course, now my Mother has joined in and is top 4 in her league as well. It's passed down to my kids at this point too, as my 5 year old daughter is starting to swing and putt with good accuracy. She has so much fun, and it's mostly because "Ami and Pa" (her grandmother and grandfather) have helped foster it.
What is your "home" course?
Orchard Creek Golf Club in Altamont, New York.
What ball do you play?
Titleist ProV1x. It has helped my entrance shots to the greens become a bit more stable. Always a part of my game that I had trouble with, it now helps me to shave some strokes. I credit it to the ball. I was playing NXT Tours, but they just didn't have the control I was looking for, or my game needed.
Ping Rapture Driver, Aidila stiff shaft, low torque with a 9.0 face. Got it from a good friend of mine (and ex-player) who gave it to me after building it. It's a beast for me. I play Adams everything else except my sand/lob wedge and putter, but am in the market for a new set, looking towards the Titleist variety. Wedge is a Titleist Vokey, and I only have a 60. Putter is a Nike Method, and I cut the shaft down about 1.5 inches.
Favorite pro?
Dustin Johnson. You couldn't get any closer to my frame and build. He has a swagger about him when it's going good that makes me idolize him. Seems like a very cool customer, and someone I'd like to have a few beers with.
Favorite course you've played?
My favorite course is my home course, Orchard Creek(I know it sounds lame, but if you have ever played the layout, it is tremendous, and extremely scenic). The front and the back are so tremendously diverse, that you never have a similar round across nines. They have great people at every post, and just about the best food in the Capital District.
Dream course you've yet to play?
Bethpage Black. I want to see what the hype is all about, and I've had a couple of my golfers that I coach play it, they said it would eat me alive. We shall see...(to be continued)
Best round ever- and what course?
I had a 76 at a nearby course (Amsterdam Muni) that sticks with me (probably 6 years ago), but nothing since then that is an accomplishment. That is a Robert Trent Jones layout, and very unpredictable. Thinking that is quite an accomplishment for me.
What is one aspect of your golf game you would like to improve on in the next year?
I still need to perfect getting into greens. My slot tends to change (steeper/flatter) and it drives me nuts. I have never taken a lesson, but it may be on the horizon. I feel as though if I can get that part of my game down, I should be able to start scoring more consistently in the 30's on my nines.
Tell me a story.
My daughters have started to golf here and there, and I have been bringing them around to local putting greens and ranges to foster some interest in the game. I keep it as fun as I can so that they stay interested. We play little games and laugh a lot. Cali, a perfectionist, tends to place the ball as close to the hole as she can to putt, just so she can always make it..."tap in" variety. Dannah, my sweet 'dreamer' likes to try all the clubs and see what they do.
I recently took Dannah to Orchard Creek to get on the range and also the putting surface. She wanted to chip onto the green, which houses one tall regulation flag (chipping) and several bumpers and small flags for target practice. An outing had been going on all day and there were several golfers lined up on the veranda enjoying the day, the food and beverages, and watching us 'work'. Dannah chipped her first ball about 20 feet directly into the flagstick, rattling it hard. The whole place went crazy and she ducked into my hip. "Why are they laughing at me, Daddy?" She asked. Without hesitation, I remarked, "Baby, they aren't laughing, they are cheering for you, because that's something they all wish they could do." Here's hoping I will have a great partner out on the course for years to come!
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cvargo says:
What a good story. Happy to hear that the young ones are still getting into golf. Nice GOW
ncramsey83 says:
Congrats on GoW! The one aspect of golf that I appreciate more than any other is how it can be passed down from generation to generation.
Banker85 says:
Very cool! one question though. How can a HS golf coach have never had a lesson! I have two little ones my self and hope they like golf as much as i do.
bkuehn1952 says:
"Best round ever- and what course? I had a 76 at a nearby course (Amsterdam Muni) that sticks with me (probably 6 years ago), but nothing since then that is an accomplishment."
@COACHSMITH: You are too modest. How about the 75 you shot at St. Andrews? That would have been my personal highlight by far.
Ben Smith 33 says:
check my recent handle: Ben Smith 33. this is my old oob acct from when I just found oob... and it's true, 75 at st. andrews (in a simulator!)--holland meadows golf course.
@Banker. never had one... 100% self-taught and SO frustrating when I don't know exactly what is going wrong! :)
Ben Smith 33 says:
thanks for the update, oob! and for putting my accounts together.
Dazinkster says:
Awesome! Sounds like a real golfing family. Best of luck to you and your future LPGA stars!
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Pictures from today's Egyptian Summer Solstice ritual at White Rock Lake. Denton CUUPS was the opening ceremony for the Earth Rhythms day-long celebration. Thanks to Cathy for serving as photographer.
Stephanie from Yew Grove CUUPS counted 140 people watching the ritual.
The opening invocations
Livvy speaks as Michi makes an appeasement offering to Set – sand from Giza.


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Language Arts
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Amazing Words
Kindergarten Activities: Join Sten to identify and use appropriate end punctuation.
Apples and Oranges
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Jeltje, Me and Paul watching the sunset in Mondulkiri (note the scarves, it was freezing!)
I spent 5 days in Mondulkiri visiting Jeltje (also an Effective Teaching and Learning Advisor who has been here just over a year) and Paul (Community Advisor in Education who arrived with me in September). We visited three different schools, planned some new activities with a grade 1 (6 year olds) teacher who has a class of 60 children (!!) and had an Education Team Meeting. I found the whole experience really positive, motivating and inspiring. It was great to see where I could be in terms of work in a year's time and I especially enjoyed being part of an Education team of volunteers where you can exchange ideas, plan together and generally discuss the education system in Cambodia. I definitely feel that is something I miss in Kratie as I'm the only Education volunteer (although that will all change in Feb). I left with lots of ideas of how to progress from where I am now and renewed enthusiasm. Every time I visit a school, though, it makes me miss teaching a little bit more. I don't think I was quite prepared for how much a part of my life teaching is; I feel a litle lost without 'my class'.
Siem Reap
Another bank Holiday weekend in Cambodia, so what can you do but hit the road and see a bit more of the country.
On the way to Siem Reap, we visited these ancient temples just outside Kampong Thom.
The trees are taking over all the temples...
The story of the Ramayana (Rama and Sita: Diwali)
The trees are taking over all the temples...
The story of the Ramayana (Rama and Sita: Diwali)
And now Angkor Wat. My camera ran out of battery about half way round so I didn't get the best photos in the world but here's a few to give you an idea of the impressiveness of the temples of Angkor. I especially loved the ones with trees growing all over them!
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Do hard times always end in divorce?
No. Your parents may be arguing more than usual. Or maybe they're giving each other the silent treatment. You might have even caught your dad sleeping on the couch, and wondered what's going on. Things might look bad, but you shouldn't assume that your folks are headed for divorce until they tell you so.
No marriage is perfect, and most husbands and wives go through tough times. The world can be a difficult place, and there are all kinds of reasons why parents get mad at each other or start arguing. Most of the time, moms and dads find a way to work through the problem, and things get better. So if you hear shouting or sense tension, don't automatically assume that divorce is on the way.
If the arguments last a long time and your parents can't find a way to make things better, they might decide that getting a divorce is the best thing, or the only thing, to do. At some point, they'll have to tell you what's going on, and they'll talk to you about their plans to divorce. If this happens, you have to understand that things are serious. You can't pretend it's not going to happen, and you can't just wish it away.
Some people are actually relieved when they hear their parents are divorcing, because the fighting, tension, and general unhappiness has gone on for a while. They might actually feel guilty that they're not upset! But if you know that a divorce will make everyone happier, being glad that it's finally happening is also a normal reaction.
Is divorce forever?
Most of the time, yes. In rare cases, moms and dads who have gotten divorces decide that the divorce was a mistake, and get back together. But this doesn't happen very often. You've got to understand that if your parents have told you that they are planning a divorce, it probably means that they will not get back together.
Have you ever had a bad argument with your best friend, and told him or her that you never wanted to be friends again? Then you made up a few days later and were even closer from that point on? Unfortunately, divorce doesn't work like this. When a mom and dad are at the point where they think divorce is the answer, they are past the point of just making up and forgetting their arguments. They have probably tried many, many times to make up, but just can't find a way to do it.
It's perfectly normal for you to want your parents to get back together. Many kids going though a divorce wish for this at some point. But when you cling to the hope that your parents will make up or get remarried, it can make things worse. Things usually go much better if you understand that your parent's decision to divorce is a permanent one. From there, you can move on and find ways to deal with your new life, instead of wishing for your old one back.
Shouldn't they stay together just for my sake?
No. If your parents stayed together just because you want them to, they'd be living with each other even though their relationship isn't working anymore. They would either be pretending to get along, or be fighting all the time. This would probably make you miserable!
Life is tough, even when you're living with both of your parents. You might not want to have to face living with one parent, or dividing your time between two different households. It may be hard for you to see this, but sometimes having one happy parent, or two parents who are separate but happy, is a lot better than having two completely miserable parents.
Am I to blame?
No. In almost all cases, your parents' problems are between the two of them, and don't involve you. It's common for someone to feel like his parents' divorce is his fault. Maybe you feel like your parents would still be happily married if you had just been a better kid, or gotten better grades, or done something different. Try to understand that divorce is about parents having difficulties with each other, not difficulties with their kids.
Can I fix things?
No. The divorce is not about you, so there's nothing you can do to stop it from happening. Being extra nice to your parents or working harder to be "good" is not going to fix the very real and serious difficulties that your mom and dad are having with each other. Doing the opposite won't work either; for example, acting really bad in the hope that your parents stay together to take care of you. If you make it your mission to get your mom and dad back together again, you'll only end up getting more upset.
A person is not a failure because her parents are divorcing, or because she can't find a way to make everything all better between them. Her one and only job is this: to try to find a way to be happy and healthy even though her parents are splitting up.
Next up: Dealing with Feelings
The percentage of children living with one parent increased from 20% in 1980 to 26% in 2000.
Most kids live with their mothers; however, the proportion of children living with single fathers doubled from 2% in 1980 to 4% in 2000.
State with the lowest divorce rate: Massachusetts. Rate per 1,000 population: 2.4
State with the highest divorce rate: Nevada. Rate per 1,000population: 9.0


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Everest Group gains new height
Everest Blower Systems, the flagship of Everest Group and the youngest company of the group was recently evaluated by SME Rating Agency of India Ltd (SMERA) and assigned a NSIC-D&B-SMERA: SE 2A rating. This rating indicates High Performance Capability and High Financial Strength. SMERA is Indias first and only rating agency dedicated to the SME segment. SMERA assigns ratings after considering and analysing financial as well as non-financial or qualitative aspects of the rated entity. A NSIC-D&B-SMERA rating is therefore of key relevance to various parties who are interested and have business dealings with the entity. The strengths of the company include professional & experienced management, significant increase in revenue, operating profit margin and net profit margin over last three years, better debt equity ratio (as compared to industry standards) and substantial increase in tangible net worth. All this has been possible due to clear vision and far sightedness of competent top management.
Everest Blower Systems is engaged in manufacturing of roots blowers (bilobe & trilobe design), mechanical vacuum boosters, acoustic hoods, dry vane pumps, dry screw vacuum pumps, and industrial vacuum systems. The company is catering to a diverse range of customer segments including chemical, pharmaceutical, petrochemical, research organizations, food processing, water & waste water etc. and has been successful in providing innovative, sustainable and energy efficient solutions for various processes. Exports turnover is to the tune of 35 per cent of the total turnover. The company currently exports to Africa, Middle East & South East Asia. We have impressive expansion plans and hope to achieve a turnover of Rs.150 crore in the coming 5 years, informed Amit Kapur, Director, Everest Group.


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The New Orleans Hornets were handed their first defeat of the season at the hands of the Mavericks. They were ruthlessly defeated, and not able to do much against the focused attack. The game was fast paced, and delivered some impressive results for the Dallas Mavericks fans. It came to a close at 98-95 after regulation time. Football odds.
The Mavericks were in great form. There is no other way to put it. This team really gave it their all in this match-up. New Orleans followed a few amazing offensive performances by their key players to beat the Hornets and hand them their first loss of the season. The game was lead by Jason Terry, Jason Kidd and Dirk Nowitzki, who were all in top form. They proved solid throughout the entire game, and scored the majority of the points for the Mavericks. Terry hit seven of eight second-half shots, while Dirk Nowitzki had 25 points, 10 rebounds and 3 assist during the game. Football spreads.
The Mavs took the game by staying focused and overall playing better than the Hornets, a team with some of the best starts this year. They were 8-0 before the game, and as such, headed into the game the favorites. Then in a surprising turn of events, the Mavericks turned the intensity up to pull through with an outstanding game. Now standing tall at 7-2, the Dallas team will aim to keep the momentum rolling for the rest of the season. Football lines.
Though the Hornets have been almost unstoppable this year, the Mavs somehow kept up with them, and eventually wore them down in the end. Terry scored 26 points, including a go-ahead jumper in the final minute. The defensive skills kicked in to keep the Hornets in check. This team will continue to deliver promising results so long as they can stay in this form. Be sure and keep up on all the best sports betting information at www.scoresandodds.com.


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The Act of Writing Poetry
Subramaniams own poems are testimony to this sense of the art-form as something which, through a combination of necessity and choice, works quietly in the background, while still insisting on its own significance, and in its own terms. In Another Way, her poetic response to the Gujarat riots of 2002, she advocates an artistic stance which seeks to leave no footprints/ in the warm alluvium,/ no Dolby echoes, and which, by its sheer openness to possibility in the matter of its own making, offers up a paradigm of good politics (as Derek Mahon said good poetry should), and of open-minded, liberated living. To swing yourself/ from moment to moment,// never racing to the full-stop,/ content sometimes/ with the question mark is, the poem suggests, as valuable a way of keeping the faith as to thrust oneself militantly into the front line waving saffron flags, and her work is notable for its refusal to sacrifice poetry to propaganda. Light-footed and lyrically musical, sensuous and spare at the same time, although entwined with contemporary culture and events and, most predominantly, with the city of Mumbai, the poems engage with their external subject-matter from intelligent and unusual angles, frequently using an examination of their own procedures as a metaphorical bridge into something else, and vice-versa. In Return, for example, an old lovers re-entry into the speakers home becomes conflated with the return of inspiration, this dreaming playhouse of possibilities/ choreographed by another accent. The poem develops into a meditation on the essential two-ness of the artist on the gap between empirical self and poetic voice, entities which come together unexpectedly and unpredictably in the startled collision of writing, where the arm reaches out/ and finds/ with some primal riverine instinct/ a familiar lost tributary of self. As the distantiation of self from body in the final image suggests, however (the arm, not my arm), this is not merely a self-fulfilling strategy, designed to do nothing more than document the means by which Subramaniams poems come into being. Return elevates poetry and its way of happening into a doctrine for a way of life, one whose emphasis on plurality, and the necessity of seeing things anew of giving things the space to test themselves out speaks volumes in a world of increasing polarisation, where identities are all too easily and rigidly formed.
Yet if some of the poems try to influence, and suggest better ways in which to shape the world beyond the written page, that world, in the form of the city of Mumbai, has invaded and conditioned their shapes at almost every turn, insinuating into the dreaming playhouse of possibilities its insurgent cardiogram of flesh and mortar, a rabid wilderness/ of matter which refuses to yield/ to coercion or command. Whilst poems like Living Alone may advocate, and indeed celebrate the successful making of space, long afternoons/ gliding through rooms/ and rooms/ of vacant mind/ recovered after years of subletting, their battle, like that of the art-form itself, is hard won in the context of, and always threatened and enhanced by, the ever-pulsing presence of the garrulous city into which they have been born, and of which they are confirmed inhabitants. Even if not overtly present in the frameworks of such poems, the city is always leaning up against their bounds, breathing into them and colouring their awareness of the temporary privilege of escape even working its way, sometimes, into the domain of language itself, which becomes a kind of symbiotic partner, an inseparable element of the great, heaving organism of the whole: a sentence heaves into view/ deflected by leaden vapours. As is perhaps inevitable in a boundlessly over-populated and commercially cluttered city like Mumbai, writing can by no means find immunity or synthetic solutions easily, and the poems are both frustrated in their efforts to convey or delineate such multiplicity, and continually invaded by its bits and pieces, an obstinate conspiracy/ between self-perpetuating/ coffee cups and the frantic/ bushfire of books laundry Chinese restaurants.
Subramaniams Mumbai is a city bursting at both the material and the human seams, a site of endless paradox, of holiness intermingled with abject horror, and one in which the individual subject, like the poem, is both totally and terrifyingly anonymous, and, at the same time, involved in everything:
City where you can drop off
a swollen local
and never be noticed.
City where youre a part
of every imli-soaked bhelpuri.
Accordingly, her attitude towards its hope and bulimia is two-fold: whilst the poems often display delight at the sheer variety and character on offer in a city uncontained by epigram what MacNeice called the incorrigibly plural world they also recognise, like MacNeice, the spite inherent in that world, and, whilst they dont tend to indulge in the perhaps too easy practice of overt, hectoring social commentary, stray lines and images do indicate a disapproval of, as she puts it, the status quo, and a celebration of naturally engendered variegation (Give thanks/ for the strumpet apparel/ of the rhododendron,/ the rococo benediction/ of fern) goes hand in hand with a concerned awareness of both the monetary disproportion endemic to the city, and the commercial bulge afflicting its havoc-ridden skyline. Against the similarly marginalised populations of nature and the cripplingly poor, who, perpetuating that third world profusion/ of outstretched hand, have been forced to adopt a certain cussedness in order to survive, to create ways of being ancillary / without resenting it, she sets the ever-growing consumerist trend of the great Indian middle class/ bloating steadily/ on duty-free, filling up the remaining cracks and crevices with their insatiable demand for things. In such an atmosphere, the poems plea for unransacked space is profoundly and obviously, if quietly, political an asserted need for the re-division, or re-apportioning of space, and for the recognition that all things do not have an equal claim on the space (or lack of it) between tenancies, that foam and rubber should perhaps give up ground to flesh and blood.
The heroes and heroines of Subramaniams poetry are things of stoical proportion, which are willing to commit to asking the question/ that has been asked before, to the continuation of dated and difficult rituals, or even just to confirming yet again/ that its not about justice,/ just weather,/ just waiting. These are all suggestive parallels for the act of writing itself, and particularly in the contexts she describes in her prose comments on the cultural establishment. Yet this should not suggest a laissez-faire aesthetic, or the idea that poetry trundles on endlessly, by and for itself, without much hope of, or interest in, the chance of making anything happen. Poetry is a vital force for Subramaniam in both senses of the word and, if its balance is precarious in a world which simultaneously hurts and ignores it, then it nonetheless remains, emphatically, an integral part of that world, and one capable of tipping it, every now and then, in the right direction. Days, like poems and, indeed, status quos, rest on slabs/ angled precariously - / a fragile architecture of meaning into which the tiniest thing can insert itself, given the space, and alter or bring down the whole. Which is why, amongst many other reasons, this the individual poem and the act of writing poetry most definitely matters.
As well, Subramaniam is a creative consultant at the National Centre for the Performing arts, Bombay; on the committee of the Poetry Circle of Mumbai; editor of the India domain of the Poetry International website, and heads a forum called ´Chauraha´ that promotes dialogue between practitioners of various artistic disciplines.
The Poetry Society recently hosted Subramaniam in the UK for two weeks (19-30 October 2006) during which she read her own work and discussed contemporary poets of India to a wide audience, in programmed events across the UK.


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Crown moulding: Flat ceiling to angled wall question
I'm almost ready to tackle putting up crown moulding on the first floor of my house. My only "problem area" is this section of wall/ceiling where the wall is at an angle because the stairs are above it. How do I transition the crown from the wall in the foreground of the first picture, to the wall in the background of the first picture?
What's the typical procedure for installing crown in spots like this? Skip it and just end the crown on the foreground wall at the same angle as the stairs wall? Install the crown flat up against the angled wall and fill in the resulting gaps on the bottom and/or top? Or something else? I'm thinking the first option will be a lot easier, but the second option might look a lot better.
Skip both 3-4 foot sections on the staiwell. Doing this is acceptable & quite common, as it looks like the crown is running behind it, so it makes sense to do.
Also, rounded corners in drywall dont really lend well to crown. They are normally treated the same as the bottom (square) at the baseboard when originally built. I'm not sure how you can retro-fit crown to round corners?
Hmmm... That could look good. Thanks for the idea. As for the rounded corners... I didn't have any problem going around the corners with the baseboards, but I suppose crown would be more difficult to go around the corners because crown is angled? I'll have to play with some scrap pieces and see if I can get it right. The baseboards were easy - 22.5 degree cuts and it went around the corner quite nicely. I wouldn't be opposed to squaring off the crown at the rounded corners if I can't get it around the curve properly.
I cant say I've ever seen base go directly around a rounded corner. Normal construction of rounded corners involves a square, plastic piece added over the rounded corner for the first 6" or so off of the floor. The same piece gets added to the ceiling if crown is going to get used. Thus the rounded corner never goes to the floor, at least what I have seen. Maybe someone else can allaborate a little better.
I will need to take a picture of my handiwork then! :)
Here it is!
Wow, that actually looks better than I was expecting! Good job & perserverence! That does seem like a lot of extra work though compared to the right piece of drywall corner bead in place. I'm not so sure the crown will be nearly as simple to install in this manner. If you dealing with MDF, you may be able to profile a filler between the crown & corner though.
Yes, I was very meticulous :) A benefit of doing the job myself with a lot of free time, no deadline, and a wife that can tolerate having jobs half done for long periods of time :laughing:
Luckily there are only two curved edges that I have to deal with in the whole house. The rest are normal angles.
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Basswood on our sister forum, Contractor Talk, says you certainly CAN do rounded crown corners. :thumbup:
i have run into this crown problem numerous times.
some times it looks better ending into the angled area other times it really looks like it's missing and it should be there
one solution that i have used is to build down that angled area the height of the crown with some poplar or finished plywood to build almost like a step angled back to the stringer.
Then run the crows as if it was a flat wall going around the angled area.
it all depends on what you are doing, and what you are tring to do
good luck!
Thanks, I like that idea!
I have seen them do round crown by cutting many many small pieces and glueing them togeather.
by the way nice base board work.
Hopefully I can start this project soon. I'll be sure to post pictures of the final results!
Willie T, I saw what Basswood did there and thats some of the most impressive finish work Ive ever seen.
that guy does some great work
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Elderly Burien woman wandering in roadway after threats of self-harm
According to the Burien Police Department, an elderly Burien woman was found wandering in the busy intersection of Ambaum Boulevard and S.W. 148th Street on evening of June 19th. Police arrived at the scene after multiple calls were made notifying police of a woman walking aimlessly along Ambaum Boulevard. The woman, who was reported missing early that evening, was taken into custody and transported to Highline Hospital as police believed her to be a danger to herself. The woman's caregiver reported that she had snuck away from the caregiver's home after threatening self-harm and stating that she would "rather die" than go to another hospital. The woman has been diagnosed with dementia as well as bipolar disorder. Despite the woman's late night presence in the busy intersections, no accidents or injuries were reported as a result.
Tukwila man dies after jumping from vehicle on I-5
According to the Washington State Highway Patrol, a Tukwila man has died after jumping from a moving vehicle on southbound I-5. The incident took place on the evening of Friday, June 20th when the 28-year-old man is said to have willing jumped out of a moving vehicle near the West Seattle Bridge exit along I-5. Just after 7:35pm, emergency responders rushed the man to Harbor View Medical Center where he was pronounced dead at 4:45pm the following day. Though the official cause of the accident has yet to be released, police report that drugs and alcohol played a major role in the man's death.
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The deputy prime minister's targets were dropped in 2004 when one of his successors, Alistair Darling, unveiled a new policy. The revised transport strategy sowed the seeds of one of the great public revolts of Blair's reign by introducing the concept of road pricing. A petition against the policy was posted on the Downing Street website last year and drew nearly 2m signatures. The government remains committed to road pricing, despite finding itself in the unique position of being damaged by a policy that is a decade away from being implemented, if at all.
However, decisive intervention has helped restore public faith in the railways. The government partly unwound privatisation by replacing the bankrupt Railtrack with Network Rail, a not-for-dividend company, in 2002. A record £26bn will be invested in the railways between 2004 and 2009, while punctuality records are running at nearly 90%. The Greater London Authority Act allowed Ken Livingstone to address the capital's chronic transport problems with a unified body, Transport for London, and gave him the executive powers to introduce congestion charging.
Aviation policy will be a battleground for Blair's successor, requiring a choice between nurturing London's status as a global financial centre with reducing carbon emissions. Over the past 10 years, the government has come down firmly on the side of the aviation lobby by calling for a third runway at Heathrow and a second runway at Stansted or Gatwick. However, the jets are finding it increasingly difficult to drown out the environmental lobby.


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My friend and I just finished installing a Kicker audio system in his '99 Passat GLS, but when we went to start the car the battery was dead. We jumped the car, but now it idles really rough. It will also randomly die, and when given any gas it won't rev up until about second or two after pressing on the gas. Then it will rev up and down as it pleases regardless if you're holding the pedal down in one place. Anyone know what could be wrong with the car? It just had an engine swap after the timing belt broke on the original engine (now has an Audi 1.8T with 60K miles on it).
PS. My friend went to ground one of the amp grounds where the other amp was ground and it let out a pretty big spark. Anyway this could have possibly fried the ECU (but then would the car start), or could the alternator be screwed? Right now the battery is hooked up to my charger so it can be powered up. Also an check engine light is being thrown!!!


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Here's my hair. I think I am 3c. Heck I don't know. Lol
I tried the porosity test of the hair in the water...some sunk but some floated so who knows what porosity my hair is. I know this is trial and error. I will be happy when I get a routine down.
Right now I pre poo with V05 champagne silk conditioner; cowash with Tresseme Naturals jojoba and coconut conditioner (rinse out completely because it doesn't play friendly with Eco Styler gel); use Ology cucumber and white pear as my leave in; seal with EVOO; and use Eco Styler with argan oil as my styler.
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* Prior to version 3.6, the 64-bit edition of VShell for Windows did not support FIPS mode.
** For a list of the tested Windows platforms, scroll down to Cert# 2097 (RSA) on the following web page: http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/STM/cmvp/documents/140-1/140val-all.htm
If you need to protect data in transit as outlined by FIPS 140-2 or NIST 800-53, these products now have an administrator option to run in "FIPS Mode". When this option is set, only FIPS-approved algorithms are allowed.
FIPS-approved algorithms: The following FIPS-approved Cryptographic algorithms are used: DSA (Cert. #143); Triple-DES (Cert. #378); AES (Cert, #303); RSA (Cert. #96); SHA-1; Diffie-Hellman (used for key exchange in SSH2 is allowed in FIPS Mode but not approved).
The following algorithms are not available in FIPS Mode: MD5; Twofish; Blowfish; RC4.
VanDyke Software products are a secure replacement for Telnet and FTP, providing end-to-end protection for data in transit that meets Federal recommendations. VShell server combines strong security with simple configuration. SecureCRT and SecureFX clients provide an excellent combination of strong security, capacity for customization, and ease of use.
What are FIPS?
Under the Information Technology Management Reform Act (Public Law 104-106), standards and guidelines are developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for Federal computer systems. These standards and guidelines are issued by NIST as Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) for use government-wide. NIST develops FIPS when there are compelling Federal government requirements such as for security and interoperability and there are no acceptable industry standards or solutions.
FIPS documents are available online through the FIPS home page.
What are the requirements set forth in FIPS 140-2?
The NIST Cryptographic Module Validation (CMV) Program was announced on July 17, 1995. This program validates cryptographic modules for conformance to FIPS PUB 140-1 and FIPS PUB 140-2, Security Requirements for Cryptographic Modules. The "Applicability" section of FIPS PUB 140-2 states that:
"This standard is applicable to all Federal agencies that use cryptographic-based security systems to protect sensitive information in computer and telecommunication systems (including voice systems) as defined in Section 5131 of the Information Technology Management Reform Act of 1996, Public Law 104-106. This standard shall be used in designing and implementing cryptographic modules that Federal departments and agencies operate or are operated for them under contract."
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Target: U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack
Goal: Stop risky experimental field trials of genetically engineered crops, until proper measures are in place to protect farmers' crops from contamination
There have been many cases in which Monsanto and other agribusiness companies have contaminated nearby farmers' crops by experimenting with genetically engineered (GE) crops. Crop genes move freely in the environment and can easily contaminate nearby non-GE crops. This severely affects the marketability of the crops, because many countries around the world will not buy GE crops. Farmers deserve to know that their crops will not be genetically modified against their will, and that their markets will not be put at risk. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) must take steps to solve this problem.
One of the main crops that has been contaminated by Monsanto's inconsiderate experiments is wheat. Around a year ago, GE wheat was found in an Oregon farmer's non-GE wheat field. This contamination caused the wheat to be unfit for export to other countries, most of which will not buy GE wheat. The U.S. is the world's biggest exporter of wheat, but export customers in other countries have made it clear that they will purchase all of their wheat from a different source if U.S. wheat is found to be genetically engineered. Oregon exports 90 percent of its wheat. However, following the finding of non-approved GE wheat in Oregon, Japan and South Korea immediately canceled all wheat imports.
Contamination of other crops happens frequently as well. Four months after the Oregon wheat incident, contaminated alfalfa was found in Washington. Not long after, a U.S. corn shipment was rejected by China following the discovery of an unapproved GE trait. In 2006, a rice contamination event caused the rice industry market losses of one billion dollars. These events happen far too often and it is the USDA's job to implement measures to control and restrict experimental trials of GE crops. The rules presently in place basically allow companies like Monsanto to monitor themselves.
By signing this petition, you will help urge the USDA to halt existing GE trials and implement strict controls on future trials in order to ensure that farmers do not unfairly suffer market losses due to corporations' negligence.
Dear Secretary Vilsack,
Trials of genetically engineered crops are an important problem in the U.S., and are causing significant losses to innocent farmers. These farmers are unable to sell their wheat internationally, due to most countries refusing to buy GE crops. Even after the numerous contamination incidents, experimental GE trials are still being approved by the USDA. This practice must be halted until strict regulations are put in place to ensure that non-GE crops are not tainted by GE genes.
The USDA must implement measures such as disclosing to farmers the locations of GE trials, establishing mandatory contamination prevention requirements, and actively monitoring companies and field trials.
I am urging you to protect US farmers by making sure huge companies like Monsanto cannot contaminate non-GE crops with GE genes and thereby render the crops unable to be sold to foreign markets.
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MARJORIE AND KEITH'S WEDDINGMay, 2012 in Calistoga
"Our wedding was the best day of our lives! Getting married in Calistoga was really special. Things can get a little pricey, but after hearing our guests thoughts about the entire weekend of events, it was worth saving up for. May is a great time of the year, the weather was gorgeous - 70s during the day & 50s at night. We have absolutely no regrets. It was the best day ever."
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- Caterer: Wine Valley Catering
- Photographer: TJ Salsman
- DJ: AMS Entertainment
- Ceremony: Hans Fahden Wineries
- Restaurant: Pacifico Restaurante Mexicano
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- Attraction: Castello di Amorosa
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Fleur de Lisa463 Sebastopol Avenue
Santa Rosa, CA, United States
"We loved loved loved our cake. 3 layers, all different flavors - something everyone could like. It was beautiful & simple. The tasting was fun, professionally set up, and they made room for my dad & girlfriend to come :-) They offer a lot of options & flavors. The only reason I took away a star is bc they chose to contact the florist to find out what colors & flowers were being used, but ended up not really matching. Beautiful regardless."
Wine Valley Catering875 Sousa Ln
Napa, CA, United States
"These people roll out the red carpet for you. From a detailed & beautifully layed out tasting, to the countless emails, to every single detail spelled out on contract, they leave nothing behind. You even get to visit a warehouse of place settings to pick your own, and they are extremely helpful if you're lost! After the ceremony, the server brought over a plate of appetizers, wine & waters to where we were taking private photos. They constantly checked in with us throughout the night, knowing we were busy, to see if we needed anything. And, the food was AMAZING. We were happy with every single one of our choices. We LOVE these people :-)"
AMS EntertainmentSonoma, CA, USA
"Melissa & Skip did such a great job keeping things going during our cocktail hour, dinner and reception. Melissa was thorough, emailing & calling us before the date, and making sure everything would be as we wanted on the day of. She did a perfect job with ceremony music & never had issues with some very particular requests. Very professional & fun."
Park Avenue FloristCalistoga, CA, USA
"I put my total trust in Pam for my flowers. I told her what one color I liked & she chose everything surrounding that one. It was absolutely gorgeous. It's hard for flowers to stand out in such a beautiful & lush venue, but they did."
TJ SalsmanNapa, Ca 94558, usa
"TJ was so attentive, had beautiful ideas, and so hard-working. I feel he never stopped the entire day! He put us in certain places & poses we never knew would turn out nice, but they were our favorites! He has such an eye for special moments and beautiful scenery. We love all of his work."
Hans Fahden Wineries4855 Petrified Forest Road
Calistoga, CA, United States
"The venue was perfect - having the ceremony, dinner and reception in the same place was so convenient. Guests remarked about the scenery as well as the cave dinner. Everything was so beautiful. If you don't have a lot to spend on flowers, don't worry- the scenery is lush enough to fill in. The vineyard also provides a coordinator for the rehearsal and day of, and ours was amazing. We loved Reyna, and our families felt so comfortable with her. She went above and beyond with the 2 kids at the occasion, and always got things done perfectly from behind the scenes."
Best Western Plus Stevenson Manor1830 Lincoln Street
Calistoga, CA, United States
"Great value. Clean & conveniently located. Helpful & friendly staff."
Mount View Hotel & Spa1457 Lincoln Ave.
Calistoga, CA, United States
"This hotel is so beautiful & quaint at the same time. Great rooms & perfect location in the town. But a bit steep in price. And, if you are keeping wedding supplies with anyone staying here, good to know there aren't elevators."
Pacifico Restaurante Mexicano1237 Lincoln Ave
Calistoga, CA, United States
"Awesome food. Even better service & entertainment. The mariachi came into the private room to serenade us. The room was setup & ready to go when we arrived to add a little decoration. Highly recommend this place."
Castello di Amorosa4045 N. St. Helena Highway
Calistoga, CA, United States
"We did our wedding weekend 'Welcome' party at the castle. The hospitality department was great to work with for arranging the large group & paying for each tour & tasting. The room that we did our tasting in was AMAZING. The tour was interesting & fun; it was tough for the tour guide to keep us all in line."


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Shelter Trail: Long Abandoned Camp
By the Rice Family
The rain moved out this past Sunday morning giving us our first opportunity to head outdoors. We decided to head down to Arcadia and hike a section of the Shelter Trail to a long abandoned camp.
Blazed white, the Shelter Trail extends for 3.85 miles within the Arcadia Management Area's14,000 largely wooded acres, connecting the Breakheart & J.B. Hudson Trails.
We started our section hike from the trail head parking area on Austin Farm Rd. The trail is wide, covered with Pine needles, well worn, clearly blazed and lead us along side of the steady flowing Flat River for quite a distance. The footing is great with few rocks, although there are some roots to watch for. We walked and talked for about a 1/2 mile or so when we spotted our first wildflower, Pink Lady Slipper! *Endangered in some states*
As we continued on, the trail turned left, heading up a hill passing over multiple water steps and water bars. We had helped install these during a trail maintenance project a few weeks before with the AMC, and were very interested to see how they held up during the heavy rain. Once we reached the top of the hill, there stood the first building of the long abandoned camp.
This is a great place for a break. As you can see, the building offers a nice shady spot to sit, rest and have a snack. Passing this first building the trail turns into an abandoned fire/log road and becomes more dirt & gravel like. (Careful, we have seen vehicles use this.) Hiking further we passed other collapsed buildings that we could only see through the trees. Eventually we walked by a large stone fireplace with a tall chimney and arrived at an intersection. The Shelter Trail turns right heading to connect with the Penny Cutoff and Breakheart Trail. If you continue straight on the road, you'll be dumped back out onto Austin Farm Rd. We turned left, uphill for a short distance. This trail is un-named & un-blazed but very easy to follow. It lead us to the main area of the abandoned camp. Once we were there the kids explored a few of the buildings. It might be a great idea to bring a metal detector as a friend recently suggested, "You never know what you'll find".
Stone Fireplace & Chimney
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Once we were done exploring the area, we continued on the un-named trail downhill where it put us back onto the Shelter Trail, turn right here and we were headed back to our car.
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He really listened to our requests and made the night fun for everyone.
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Scott was recommended to us by our venue. It was by a lucky twist of fate that we...
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PSFK Picks: Top Five Health Innovations Of The Week
A lightweight e-skin to monitor health and a blood purifier that filters out viruses. Innovative stories from the world of wellness.
Each week PSFK.com with its partner Boehringer Ingelheim bring you a snapshot of Five Innovative Ideas that are reshaping the health care industry. This week's innovations include a lightweight e-skin that monitors health and a blood purifier that filters out viruses.
New E-Skin Brings Wearable Tech To The Next Level
Scientists at the University of Tokyo have developed a flexible sensor thinner than plastic wrap and lighter than a feather. The scientists refer to their breakthrough as 'imperceptible electronics,' which is in fact a type of 'e-skin'. When a patch of the material is fastened to the human body, researchers claim it is all but impossible to notice. Along with providing a touch sensor type system, the imperceptible electronics could also be used to monitor the health of a patient, embedded as part of a prosthetic to provide feedback, and possibly form the basis for robotic skin in the future. The material is nearly indestructible, being bendable, crushable and immune to wet conditions.
Small Device Filters Deadly Viruses Out Of The Blood
The Hemopurifier is a small pen-sized dialysis device that makes it possible to clear patients' blood of viral disease outside of the hospital. Developed by Aethlon Medical, the machine is similar to devices used by those with kidney failure, who need them to filter waste and excess water from their blood. Although the device could help those patients avoid having to spend time connected to a home machine, it differs from a traditional dialysis machines in that it pumps antibodies into the blood during the process. These antibodies then attach themselves to viruses present in the blood, such as HIV and hepatitis C, allowing them to be flushed out. The Hemopurifier could evidently be useful for treating existing patients, but its portable nature could also prove vital in the event of a bioterrorist attack, where treatment is needed on the ground.
Personalized Prescription App Speeds Up Time At The Pharmacy
ZappRx is a Cambridge-based startup working to reduce errors, lower costs for pharmacies and increase convenience for consumers with a mobile app and e-prescribing system that connects doctors, pharmacies and patients. The system, which is introduced to the patient by the doctor, enables a patient to track their medications and store all relevant payment and insurance information on the phone. The company enables pharmacies to pre-process the patients information so that when they arrive at the drugstore to pick up new medication, the patient just needs to show the app to the pharmacist. The app also lets patients set reminders and track when they take their medication – and it informs the doctor when the medication has been picked up.
Temporary Tattoo Measures Athletes' Exhaustion
Researchers at the University of California-San Diego have developed a sensor that is applied to the skin like a temporary tattoo. Once in place, it monitors chemicals in the wearer's sweat to gauge physical exertion. This stick-on patch goes further than wearable electronics because it allows athletes to monitor the amount of lactate in their system – the chemical responsible for muscle soreness and fatigue. Before now, the only way to collect this data was by collecting a blood sample using a pin prick. The patch will make for a much less invasive way to collect data on athletes in training, and serve as a highly practical example of the wearable tech movement.
Computer System Compares Patient Data To Improve Care
Researchers at the University of Notre Dame have built a system for generating personalized health assessments that uses techniques common in web recommendation engines. The aptly named Collaborative Assessment and Recommendation Engine (CARE) uses collaborative filtering to analyze the similarities among patients in hopes of identifying common symptoms and treatments. Notre Dame computer science associate professor Nitesh V. Chawla and his doctoral student, Darcy A. Davis, developed the system with the hope of improving the ability of hospitals to improve their personalized disease risk prevention methods.
PSFK has partnered with Boehringer Ingelheim to bring you a steady stream of inspiring news and ideas in the health and wellness space. Once each week, we will be posting an article on PSFK.com. If you would like to gain access to the full stream of content, please check out Boehringer Ingelheim's Facebook Page, where they are publishing a regular stream of inspiring and informative content.


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Amazing review! Makes me wanna run to my nearest BMW dealership for an order
BTW, I was in Portofino the same day (Sept. 2) during my summer vacation! When we arrived, they would not let us drive into the town cause parking was full. We left the town around 5pm though, so we missed the black M5 rolling in
I am surprised you were even able to maneuver the car given how narrow the streets there are!
On a side note, driving at night on Italian mountain autostrada was one of the most intense experiences in my life. 130 km/h (81 mph) speed limit, really narrow curvy mountain 2-lane highway, with trucks going 50 mph on the right lane one by one, so you HAVE to pass them on a curve. I really wished I had BMW instead of Peugeot 308 i had for rental, cause I was not sure sometimes that i can go 80 mph safely on a curve, with a concrete wall on the left, and a truck on the right...
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This classic game of luck, strategy, and determination is easy to grasp for children as young as 6 years old, yet it's fun for adults and older siblings too. By drawing cards, players move their game pieces around the board, hoping to eventually accumulate all their pieces at the final destination – home sweet home. Sorry is known as the game of "sweet revenge," since players can send each other's pawns back to the starting line, thus forcing one another to lose ground and begin all over again. This kind of frustration may be hard for children under age 8 to handle. In fact, young ones typically crumble into tears of outrage when their pawns are cavalierly sent back. The only recourse is to teach children how to plot their own revenge, which makes them feel as powerful as superheroes.
Sorry Games
- Sorry Spin
Sorry Spin is a fast-paced spin on the classic family game of Sorry! Move your pawns around the main track to get them safely onto your Home track. Get them into your Home Zone before the board spins and changes the whole game. But watch out! A spin card could turn things all around and zip you past your Home Zone! The first player to get all 4 pawns into their Home Zone wins Sorry Spin!
- U-Build Sorry!
The U-Build Sorry! game brings a fun new way to play the classic family game of sweet revenge, and gives players an exciting game play experience that is ever-changing. Players weave through the LEGO-style brick maze racing to the center of the game board. Along the way, they will break down and build up U-Build Walls, as they claw their way from Start to Home using the customizable Claw pawn-grabber. But watch out! Your opponent could be out for sweet some Sorry! revenge of their own and use their Claw to send you all the way back to Start. Be the first player to get all three pawns Home to win U-Build Sorry!
- Sorry! Sliders
Offering 4 ways to play, SORRY! Sliders is new twist on the classic game of SORRY! The four games are Race for Home, Instant Home, Instant SORRY!, and Danger Dots. Each of the games has players aiming and sliding their roller pawns down the track to land on targets. A good slide could score you big points, but another player's pawn might knock yours onto a SORRY! space putting you out of the game! Slide into some fun with SORRY! Sliders!
- Sorry! Express
If you enjoy playing Sorry but you do not have a lot of spare time, then Sorry Express is just what you are looking for! The game case is small, round, and durable allowing for convenient travel and easy storage. The game is straight foward to play as you attempt to move your pawns around the board, or take them from your opponent. It sounds easy, however, your fate is at the mercy of the dice! The first player to get all of their pawns home wins the game.
- Sorry Revenge Card Game
Win the race to flip all of your pawn cards home and sweet revenge is yours! Take turns to play number and action cards to change the play pile's total. Get the pile to 21 without going bust to get one of your pawn cards home. But watch out, someone could play a SORRY! card and steal your win! For 2 - 4 players, ages 6 and up.
- Aggravation/Sorry/Scrabble Jr. (Gameboy Advance)
SORRY: This classic game of slide and pursuit has been supercharged for the GBA. Be the first player to move all four of your pawns around the game board from Start to Home. AGGRAVATION: Be the first player to move all four of your colored marbles around the game board from Base to Home. You don't have to 'Aggravate' the other players to win, but it sure helps! Aggravation can be played by 1 to 6 players. SCRABBLE JR: Get ready for your very own GBA version of the famous crossword game! Cover the game board letters with matching letter tiles, and score points by completing words.
Sorry Links
- Sorry! Rules – Rules to the game of Sorry!, as reprinted from an old game. From the excellent Game Cabinet Rules site.


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New & Stylish Drag Racing Clock Widget. Created especially for Drag Racing fans. It is design to occupy space 2x2 on your home screen.
Drag racing is a competition in which specially prepared automobiles or motorcycles compete, usually two at a time, to be the first to cross a set finish line. The race follows a straight course from a standing start over a measured distance, most commonly 1,000 feet (301 metres), but often of a mile (1,320 feet or 402 metres) in lesser-powered cars. An electronic timing system is ordinarily used to determine the winner.
How to add widget to the Android home screen?
1 - Go to the Home screen
2 - Tap the space on the home screen and hold your finger there (long press) until the menu appears
3 - In a pop-up window tap the menu item labeled «Widgets»
4 - Navigate through the list and select installed widget
This free app is ad supported and may contain ads in the notification tray and/or home screen.
* Internet and Network State permissions are used for ads only
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