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What follows is a brief summary of some of Brown's major points in his letter to the ANCs. To see the councilman's full letter, please go here.
What Brown claims: The councilman argues that "the iGaming provision was properly vetted through Council procedures" similar to other measures. Moreover, Brown says he briefed council colleagues at a breakfast prior to adoption and cites articles that appeared from Dec. 7 through Dec. 9, 2010, in the Washington Post, Washington Times and other publications.
Response: The District adopted this law in its supplemental budget about two weeks after those articles appeared. That was hardly sufficient notice. There was no public hearing on this legislation or opportunity for public comment. Although this legislation had been in the works for months prior to these initial news reports, its adoption was clearly engineered to minimize public notice. Brown has no defense here.
What Brown claims: The councilman argues that his gambling plan won't hurt the poor. "Many have alleged that iGaming will most detrimentally affect the poorest and most vulnerable of our residents. This is not the case," writes Brown. In order to gamble on the Internet "a player must have a bank account, a computer and an Internet connection. Our neediest residents generally do not have all three items," he writes. Further, argues Brown, "the limited amount of research on the demographics of individuals who play online games shows that the majority of players make in excess of $60,000/year."
Response: Gambling will be allowed at restaurants, bars and hotels as well as in the home. It's not entirely clear, based on what's been disclosed so far, just how the financial aspects of this plan will work. What is known is that gamblers will have to set up a gambling account and will be limited to $250 a week. They will have to use debit cards. But will gamblers be required to use a debit card that links directly to a bank account? Will they be able to purchase a debit card (think gift card) to use instead?
Brown suggests that someone who is poor may not own a computer. But why will anyone need to bring a computer to a bar, restaurant or hotel to gamble? What's to stop a business from making computers available to patrons? The legislation doesn't prevent a business from supplying a patron with a computer, and the DC Lottery's FAQ is silent on this issue.
Brown argues that online gaming attracts people with higher incomes. But he is comparing people who use offshore operations against an entirely new enterprise: A government sponsored and promoted online gambling operation. This is not a fair comparison, and it is one of the reasons why this legislation needed far more public scrutiny than it received.
One other point: Among the games that DC Lottery plans to offer is bingo. Is this the type of game that is aimed at high-income earners or fixed-income seniors?
What Brown claims: Brown argues that the law will not lead to the creation of gambling parlors. He writes: "It has been alleged that so-called iGaming hotspots are tantamount to 'gambling parlors' full of gaming terminals. This is not true."
Brown says that "there will be no gaming terminals in the District of Columbia, as this is prohibited by Federal law. All iGaming will be played on a personal computer."
Response: There is nothing in this law, as pointed out earlier, to prevent a bar from making a personal computer or tablet available to a patron. A bar could lease or rent a PC to a customer who is then free to use it for Web browsing or for gambling. The PC isn't being specifically supplied as a "gaming terminal," but it could be used as one, and that is the key point.
How will gambling parlors emerge? A bar or restaurant that gets a license to offer a gambling "hot spot," will be able to operate it from 10 a.m. to 4 a.m. each day. These businesses may begin to draw in new types of customers specifically interested in gambling. As bars and restaurants gain more revenue from gambling-focused customers, these businesses will naturally want to cater to these customers. This is how mini-casinos may emerge in neighborhoods.
What Brown claims: "I do not support any type of slot-machine gaming in the District of Columbia. I have made my position very clear to the Mayor and the Director of the DC Lottery. This legislation does not authorize the installation of any type of slot machine or gambling device in the District of Columbia."
Response: Brown's statement sounds heroic, but it is a gross misstatement of the public record. The councilman already pointed out in his letter that federal law bars gambling-specific devices. What Brown fails to note is that DC Lottery plans to offer an electronic version of slots online.
Councilman Jack Evans held a public roundtable in June on the legislation. A DC Lottery official was asked about slots. The Washington Post reported:
"Do you expect to be offering slot machines?" asked council member Tommy Wells.Brown's letter to the ANCs only adds to the case that this is a bad law. It helps to define the questions and to expose the areas that need more examination, such as whether this law will increase gambling addiction in the District.
"Yes," responded Buddy Roogow, the lottery chief. After a moment, Roogow added: "They do not meet the legal definition of slot machines. They are in fact random number-generated machines."
Although the public and the ANCs were not given a chance to ask questions and express views before adoption of what is clearly major legislation, efforts to establish online gaming appear well in place.
Mayor Gray, who has been largely silent on this law, appears to be supporting it and it's unclear whether the council's opponents have enough votes to repeal this bill.
It's distressing and utterly depressing that the District's government has taken a path that will lead to no good end for District neighborhoods and its citizens.


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In December 1937, the Japanese army invaded the Chinese city Nanking. Within weeks, more than three hundred thousand Chinese civilians and soldiers were raped, tortured, and murdered.
Some open like accordions, honoring the arrival of a newborn,
others hang still like moons,
red ones line up in a row on a metal thread over scents
of sticky rice balls smoking in soup,
round ones glow in the wind, sockets firing up
one after another.
No! I am wrong, the round ones lash in the wind:
they are human heads, gutted and plucked from bodies that were
snipping stalks of choy sum, or
excavating daikon, or stabbing fish in the river, or trimming
pork loins for evening porridge.
And they hang in a row for decoration, foreheads bumping
into each other,
glowing like a galaxy of holiday lights, honoring
the arrival of the new,
that always, always turns into the next target
the minute it is named.
The cardinal's crest, hues of spark and fire,
its body jerking
back and forth, wings ripping rapidly at air,
a machine of flesh and bone
fluttering against my car's side mirror, resting
then attacking its own image again. I had meant
to be over there—
a worker laboring in a fish commune in Guizhou,
with skin
like a silver carp and hands cut like gills, pond silt
through my vessels,
feeding parts of haddock to hake, sea bream to
flounder, gathering duck feces
for feed, the fish humming in my walls at night.
I had meant to have my mother's fingers
around my throat for being a girl or meant to beat
my own daughter
with a walking stick, all the mirrors I looked into,
reflections missing.
In 2002, Lee Boyd Malvo and John Allen Muhammad killed ten people and wounded three in sniper attacks surrounding Washington, D.C.
Because they are aware somehow, and cannot flee
from their knowledge,
the pair of ducks wait by the pool until I am done swimming,
the female mottled in buffy-brown,
squatting at the pool's edge, the male upright,
metallic green head like a gothic tower.
They enter one orange foot at a time when they
hear the click of the gate, signaling my exit.
Where did they learn this distance?
Did they witness duck decoys, the flight of a damaged mallard?
Or is it instinct, the way we stop at a lion's mane
or a grizzly's upright bellow? The snipers folded down the back seat,
access to the trunk for a gunport and a rifle.
They practiced aiming, breath control, did drills on shapes and
shooter cards. They waved to neighbors,
mowed their lawn, purchased doughnuts at the Circle K, said
pardon and no thank you.
What if the ducks are right in fearing everything,
even their own?

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text: Heap Leach Gold ProductionSunridge has conducted extensive metallurgical test work on the gold material from the gold oxide caps of the Emba Derho and Debarwa deposits and the Gupo Gold deposit since completion of the PFS. Test work, including column tests of gold ores to simulate heap-leach gold processing, has been completed on each deposit to support heap leach production with leach results utilizing ¼ inch and ½ inch material demonstrating 51% to 71% gold recovery. The heap-leaching process will provide Sunridge the opportunity to generate revenue from the precious metals earlier in the mine life thereby benefitting the project economics. This is an improvement to the gold processing plan in the PFS which outlined a Carbon in Pulp (CIP) facility which would have stockpiled the material from the gold caps and processed it at the end of the mine life. The Study is being conducted by Senet (Pty) Ltd. ("Senet"), based in Johannesburg, South Africa, an internationally respected leader in the design, engineering and construction of mining projects in Africa. Senet has extensive experience working in Eritrea on the Bisha Mine Project for Nevsun Resources Ltd. Senet's expertise in process plant design and infrastructure is supported by Snowden, based in Vancouver, Canada on mine planning and design. Their experience is complemented by Knight Piesold Ltd. ("KP") for tailings facility design and waste management and Blue Coast Metallurgy Ltd ("Blue Coast") for metallurgical design and supervision. The Study is focused on Sunridge's large Emba Derho copper-zinc-gold-silver volcanogenic-massive-sulphide (VMS) deposit, the nearby high grade zinc-gold-copper Adi Nefas VMS deposit, the Debarwa copper-zinc-gold-silver VMS deposit and the Gupo gold deposit all comprising the Asmara Project. ENAMCO As announced on August 20, 2012, the Company has begun negotiations with the Eritrean National Mining Corporation ("ENAMCO") for ENAMCO's purchase of a 30% working interest in the Asmara Project. On completion of the purchase, ENAMCO will have a 10% carried interest and a 30% working interest and will therefore be responsible for funding one-third of the costs of all operations conducted on the Asmara Project, which may include a portion of the Study.


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Media release
Date: July 31, 2000
UVic Concerence Attracts Top Cosmologists
Established figures and young researchers will meet at UVic August
21-25 to trade theories about galaxies--the building blocks of the
universe--and the large-scale computer simulations that attempt to
show how vast communities of stars such as the Milky Way form and
The conference closes with a free, illustrated public lecture by Dr. Jeremiah Ostriker, Princeton University Provost and the co-discoverer of dark matter&emdash;the mysterious, invisible material that forms most of the universe.
Ostriker speaks at 7:30 p.m., August 25 at the University Centre Farquhar Auditorium. (Note: seating is limited.)
Ostriker will be among 160 researchers from around the world attending the Victoria Computational Cosmology Conference (VC3) organized by UVic astronomy professors Dr. Arif Babul and Dr. Julio Navarro along with Dr. Hugh Couchman of McMaster University.
The study of galaxies is conducted along two tracks--either through the use of observations from instruments such as the Hubble Space Telescope or through theories developed with numerical simulations created on highly powerful supercomputers.
Delegates to VC3 will discuss the latest progress in the art and science of large-scale numerical simulations of galaxy systems, critically assess current models, and contrast the results with observational evidence.
UVic has, in recent months, obtained a multi-million dollar IBM supercomputer and a cluster of 40 standard computers working in parallel, giving the university Canada's best and most powerful computer facilities for computational cosmology.
VC3 is co-sponsored by UVic; PIMS--the Pacific Institute for Mathematical Sciences; CIAR--Canadian Institute for Advanced Research; and CITA--Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics.
Babul, Navarro and Couchman have just been granted a four-year, $480,000 grant from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council to establish the "Canadian Computational Cosmology Collaboration" at UVic and McMaster.
The collaboration will help re-patriate the surprising number of Canadians working abroad who are making pivotal contributions to computational cosmology.
The funding will primarily attract top post-doctoral fellows and graduate students who might otherwise leave Canada for the U.S. or Europe.
Dr. Julio Navarro (Physics and Astronomy) (250) 721-6644
UVic Communications (250) 721-7636
UVic media releases and other resources for journalists are available on the World Wide Web at http://communications.uvic.ca/media


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Alltech Vocal Scholarship Competition
Top vocal students from around the world flock to the Alltech Vocal Scholarship Competition to compete for a $500,000 pool of prizes. Launched in 2006, the annual competition at the University of Kentucky marks a continued partnership between Alltech and the University of Kentucky Opera Theatre department. This partnership has created the largest vocal competition in Kentucky and positioned UK Opera Theatre as a Richard Tucker Foundation top recommended opera program. Alltech's support of this competition also led to Alltech being named a top ten company in the United States supporting the arts by the Americans for the Arts in 2012.
Alltech Vocal Scholars have contributed to Alltech's philanthropic efforts in Haiti by teaching music to the Haitian primary school children. They have also performed at numerous Alltech events including the Alltech FEI World Equestrian GamesTM, Symposium, Ambassador dinners around the world, the annual Celebration of Song and the Gathering Ireland 2013.
Date: Sunday, March 6, 2016
Time: 2:00pm
Location: Singletary Center for the Arts (on the campus of the University of Kentucky)
Free and open to the public
2016 Alltech Vocal Scholarship Competition Results
2015 Alltech Vocal Scholarship Competition Results
2014 Alltech Vocal Scholarship Competition Results
2013 Alltech Vocal Scholarship Competition Results
2012 Alltech Vocal Scholarship Competition Results
2011 Alltech Vocal Scholarship Competition Results
2010 Alltech Vocal Scholarship Competition Results
Alltech is a global animal health company headquartered in Kentucky, now providing natural, nutritional solutions to the animal feed industry with offices in 85 countries around the world. Alltech was the title sponsor of the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games held in 2010 at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky, USA.
The mission of the OperaLex is to enhance the general public's awareness and appreciation of opera in central Kentucky and throughout the Commonwealth, primarily through support of the Opera Program at the University of Kentucky and the continuation of its educational and public programs. The not-for-profit organization consists of a Board of Directors and a general membership category known as the Bravo Guild.
Since 1953, Bryant's Rent-All has been serving Central Kentucky's special events and equipment needs. They are a family-owned business now in their third generation.
Prizes & Awards
The Alltech Graduate Prize
- 1st Prize: $12,000 plus tuition waiver and graduate assistantship*
- 2nd Prize: $ 8,000 plus tuition waiver and graduate assistantship*
The Vocal Awards for Undergraduate Students
- 1st Place: $6,000 plus tuition waiver*
- 2nd Place: $4,000 plus tuition waiver*
- The competition for the Alltech Vocal Scholarship is open to all new voice students in all vocal categories who plan on attending the University of Kentucky commencing the 2014-2015 academic year.
- All students participating in the competition must have made an application to the university by the time of the audition and must be acceptable for admission to the University of Kentucky.
- The UK School of Music admissions audition serves also as the preliminary audition screening for the Alltech Competition. Preliminary auditions will be held during regular UK School of Music auditions.
- Finalists will be invited to campus for the Alltech Competion on Sunday, March 9, 2015.
- You must be enrolled as full-time student during the following academic year to receive the awards.
- Judges will be selected from a panel of outside professionals in the field.
- Winners in the Graduate category receive full tuition stipends in addition to these awards.
- Winner may only receive prize money once. Prize money will be distributed incrementally for the duration of student's matriculation as long as student meets academic requirements and graduate in required number of years according to the specific degree requirements.
To schedule a UK School of Music admissions audition, during which you may be considered for the Alltech Competition auditions, please apply on the UK School of Music website.


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My brakes grind at low speeds and when I pull up my drive way. the front right rotor is uneven, unlike the back rotors which are smooth without ridges. And the front left rotor has a ridge created by the pads that goes around the rotor.(sort of like a circle within a circle).
1. what can I do to make grinding go away?
2. how can I smooth the rotors?
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So You Want To Be In Musicals?
By Ruthie Henshall With Daniel Bowling
Category: Acting, Musical Theatre
Series: So You Want To Be...? career guides
An insider's guide to achieving that dream career – by one of the brightest stars in musical theatre.
Being in a West End or Broadway musical is the dream of thousands of talented performers. But competition is intense and reaching the spotlight can often require a leap into the dark. So You Want To Be In Musicals? is your comprehensive guide to building – and sustaining – a successful career in musical theatre, and introduces you to everything you need to know about:
- Training – how to select a drama school, what to do to get in, and what to do once you're there
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Ruthie Henshall's stage performances include Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly in Chicago on both sides of the Atlantic, Nancy in Oliver!, Marian Halcombe in The Woman in White, Grizabella in Cats, and Polly Baker in the UK premiere of Crazy for You. She created the title roles in Peggy Sue Got Married and in Boublil and Schönberg's Marguerite. She played Fantine in Les Misérables at the Palace Theatre and for the tenth-anniversary concert at the Royal Albert Hall. Ruthie has been nominated for an Olivier Award for several of these roles, and won for her leading performance in She Loves Me. For more information, see her website, www.ruthiehenshall.com.
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CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – Faculty and staff members at Austin Peay State University recently announced achievements as part of their professional and scholarly activities.
Amanda L. Walker, director of Career Services, presented at the National Career Services Online Conference on Aug. 14, representing Austin Peay State University. The National Career Services Online Conference, presented by Intern Bridge, is the premier distance learning and sharing event in North America for college and university career centers. It is designed to provide the highest level of professional development to as many career services professionals as possible within a three-day period.
Walker has been a presenter for the conference over the past three years. At this year's conference, she presented "Career Programming: Measuring Impact, Then What?" The presentation offered insight into why career professionals should plan and assess all career programming to determine value and return on investment.


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Vern Bexson, Lloydminster President
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(05-07) HOW-TO: Turn Your Driver Side Vent into a Gauge Pod (05-07)
Here are some of the supplies needed.
7mm socket
8mm socket
phillips screw driver
Hole saw. (2 1/16" for AEM wideband)
Scrap piece of plastic (An old DVD case will work) I used some ABS from another project I had.
Plastic Weld.
Buss Add A Fuse.
Spray Adhesive if you want to cover the plastic in fabric or paint if you're going to paint the piece.
First off you need to remove the lower panel under the steering wheel, there are 4 8mm screws, one in each corner.
After that panel is out of the way, you can just drop it down to get to next bolt. You need to remove a 7mm bolt holding the gauge surround in place. Once this bolt is removed the gauge surround will pop off, there are about 6-7 clips holding it in place, don't worry about breaking them, they are fairly strong, just pull all around the piece that goes around the surround and it will pop out. You may need to remove the panel above the steering wheel it also just pops out. The trunk release has a wire attached that you can either pop the trunk release out of the gauge surround, or disconnect the wire via the clip.
After that is removed there is one more Phillips head screw that needs to be taken out to remove the vent and surrounding panel. There is a section of tubing for the ac/heat ducts that needs to be removed in order for the gauge to sit properly, this should come out attached to the vent.
Now that the vent and panel are removed you can take everything off which leaves you with this.
Next lay the panel over a piece of plastic and trace the inside onto the plastic.
Trim the new filler plate, try not to make it too small, there is a tiny lip around the inside of the panel and that the new filler plate will rest onto. Mark the center, and using your hole saw drill out the filler plate.
Looking back, you might be better off drilling the panel before trimming it, it was hard to keep the panel still while drilling.
Now you can either paint the filler or I wrapped the filler in a thin fabric. To do this just spray the filler with all purpose spray adhesive. Then pull the fabric tight and let it dry, trim any excess fabric on the back. The fabric also helps to hide any parts of the filler plate that may have been trimmed too much.
After you finish the filler with paint or fabric, mix up the plastic weld, I used Perma Poxy, it dries in 5 minutes and can withstand pretty extreme temperatures. Place the filler in the vent surround and spread it so that it makes contact with the surround and your new filler plate.
That is also when I cut slits in the fabric to allow the gauge to slide in.
Now that the vent and duct is removed, the surround has nothing to bolt down to; I just used a few small pieces of double-sided tape to hold it in place. It really doesn't need to because the way the other panels go over top of it keep it pretty secure.
Now you have a straight shot to the fuse panel and that is were I used the add a fuse. I used the sunroof/rear wiper (ignition) I believe it was fuse #43. And grounded the gauge to the bracket that holds the fuse panel to the dash.
One thing to note is that the gauge is blocked by your arm when driving in the 10 and 2 o'clock position, but is in clear sight while driving any other way.
looks good and nice write-up
Nice. Very well thought out.
Another option is to use the defrost vent i installed a custom boost gauge pod there and you dont have to cut anything just remove the grille and duct.Not an option for you though with the location of your tach.
not bad
Love it, great idea.
once spring comes I might glass over the vent for a more finished look. I figure that's a good project to start off with fiberglassing, I've messed around with it but never really put in a good effort, this should be pretty straight forward.
what's everyone think, black bezel and black faceplate to match the rest of the car, or silver bezel and white faceplate so it matches the tach.
I'd worry about hot air from the vent possibly causing issues to the gauge.
Otherwise, the install looks sick! And nice writeup too.
I thought about it but i never use those vents it's always on either defrost or defrost/floor. My eyes get real dried out if there is any dry hot air moving around.
Great write up. I wanted to keep my vent so I did this. Not to jack the thread or anything. Heres a pic.
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Geary gearing up for rehab stint
Geary gearing up for rehab stint
Geary, on the disabled list since May 14 with biceps tendinitis, threw between 40 and 50 pitches prior to the Astros' game against the Rockies and reported no ill effects. He will pitch for Corpus Christi on Saturday and Monday in Springfield, Mo.
If all goes well, Geary could be ready to rejoin the Astros in time for the next road trip, which begins June 12 in Arizona.
"Every day has been a progressive movement," Geary said. "The timing is still a little bit off, and that's why I'm going and throwing against hitters. Maybe it will keep me away from trying to figure it out mechanically and just throw and do it.
"A lot of times we try to dig too deep and solve problems, when a lot of the problems have already been solved and you've just got to do it."
Geary is scheduled to throw an amount of pitches equal to about two innings of work Saturday and will likely throw only one inning Monday, though he could finish getting his work done in the bullpen.
Not only is Geary curious about his performance, but he wants to make sure he continues the tradition of big league players doing something special for the Minor Leaguers while on rehab assignment.
"I can't remember the last time I did a rehab assignment on the road," he said. "I've been to a home team and did it, but never to a visiting team. Some of the guys had said you don't necessarily want to help out the visiting clubhouse guy. I could buy food for the bus or talk a group of them into going out for dinner and lunch, and I'm definitely going to pay."
Brian McTaggart is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Panthers 3, Flyers 2 (SO): Rookie Jonathan Huberdeau and Peter Mueller scored in the shootout and Jose Theodore stopped both attempts as visiting Florida exacted a measure of revenge for an early-season lopsided loss to Philadelphia.
Theodore finished with 30 saves and Jack Skille and Stephen Weiss collected their respective first goals of the season for the Panthers, who improved to 3-0-1 following a five-game losing skid.
Matt Read netted his team-leading fourth goal of the season and sixth in as many career games against Florida. Jakub Voracek also scored and Ilya Bryzgalov turned aside 22 shots for the Flyers, who fell to the Panthers for just the second time in eight meetings.
Weiss leveled the contest at 2-2 by scoring 10 seconds into the power play at 8:35 of the third period. After the game extended beyond overtime, Huberdeau used a brilliant deke to easily beat Bryzgalov before Theodore denied Read and captain Claude Giroux to end the contest.
Read, who registered his first career hat trick in a 7-1 win over Florida on Jan. 26, gave Philadelphia a 2-1 lead at 2:42 of the second period. Veteran Mike Knuble freed the puck in the crease and Read alertly lifted it under the crossbar from the doorstep.
GAME NOTEBOOK: Philadelphia signed D Kimmo Timonen to a one-year contract extension on Thursday. The team did not reveal terms of the deal, but multiple media outlets reported that the contract is worth $6 million. ... Florida C Tomas Fleischmann injured his shoulder early in the first period. He returned to the ice to start the second. ... Giroux had an assist on Voracek's first-period goal for his 250th career point.


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Activity note: Must be able to walk on uneven surfaces up to a mile each day, handle your own luggage, and climb on and off motor coach without difficulty.
Afternoon: HOTEL CHECK-IN: Available from 3:00pm. REGISTRATION & ORIENTATION: 4:00p on 4th floor conference room. Pick up your Road Scholar arrival packet containing your name tag, up-to-date schedule, list of participants, maps, and other important information we will review. Your group leader will greet you with a warm Texas welcome, introduce everyone, and provide key staff contact names and phone numbers. We will review the up-to-date daily schedule, discuss responsibilities, safety guidelines, emergency procedures, and answer any questions you may have. If you arrive late, pick up your packet at the hotel front desk. During this program, you will explore the rugged beauty of the Big Bend National Park area, learn about the diversity of the geology, plant, and animal life of the area, and get an insider's tour and a star viewing at the McDonald Observatory, Please be aware that program activities and scheduled times could change due to weather and other local circumstances. In the event of changes, we will alert you as quickly as possible. 5:30 p.m. Enjoy the kickback reception on the 2nd floor of the hotel, featuring free hot food and cold drinks.
Dinner: Meet other participants and get to know your group leaders at a welcome dinner at a river walk restaurant near the hotel
Evening: Begin your week with an informative and humorous presentation about the colorful Big Bend region.
Activity note: Participants will travel approximately 400 miles by motor coach, sitting for long periods of time.
Breakfast: We enjoy a hot breakfast buffet before boarding our motorcoach.
Morning: Begin your excursion into the least-populated area of Texas by motor coach. We'll stop along the way as we cross the scenic Hill Country and enter the dramatic Chihuahuan Desert. Your guide is a Texas Master Naturalist, who will be with you on the entire trip and provide instruction about plants, animals and birds of the area during your journey.
Lunch: PRESENTATION: Discover what archeologists know about life in this area from over 4,000 years ago during a brief stop at the Lake Amistad National Recreation Area visitor center near Del Rio, Texas. See what art on nearby rock shelter walls can teach us about early human and animal life in the area. Continue your journey across the desert and see first-hand the remoteness of the area. Eat a box lunch as you continue your westward journey.
Afternoon: FIELD TRIP: Heard about "The Law West of the Pecos?" You'll get to see it first-hand with a stop at the Judge Roy Bean Visitor Center in Langtry. Step inside the Jersey Lily and begin your exploration of the desert in the adjacent cactus garden learning how to identify species you'll see along your journey. Continue across the desert and begin to experience the remoteness of the area.
Dinner: After you arrive in Alpine, you'll have a well-deserved chance to stretch your legs at your hotel, which features a manager's reception. Then, enjoy a dinner at a local restaurant.
Evening: PRESENTATION: A long-time resident of the Big Bend area will introduce you to the unique people and communities in the region. You'll begin to see why some people thrive in the isolated region and wouldn't live anywhere else.
Activity note: Behind-the-scenes tour of observatory involves two hours of walking to and standing in buildings and telescope/viewing areas- some uphill/downhill walking. Evening star viewing in amphitheater area, during which time you can opt to walk to telescopes on plaza, some of which require climbing 5-10 steps to reach viewing platform.
Breakfast: Enjoy a hearty breakfast at the hotel in Alpine, named one of the top ten small towns in Texas.
Morning: FIELD TRIP: Visit the Fort Davis National Historic Site, where you will develop a new appreciation of Buffalo Soldiers, early settlers, and native inhabitants of the region. Hear about life on a frontier military post, and the importance of mail coaches and freight wagons during the westward expansion of the United States. Visit the post hospital to get a glimpse of frontier medicine.
Lunch: We'll enjoy a buffet lunch at a guest ranch located on the grounds of a local cattle ranch that is over 100 years old. PRESENTATION: A long time resident of the area will talk about life out west and share some of the history of the area.
Afternoon: FIELD TRIP: Head for the hills as you set out for the McDonald Observatory to take a private tour. You'll see several of the large, state-of-the-art telescopes and hear about the research conducted there, where scientists and university students continue to make important discoveries. After your tour, spend some time looking through exhibits in the visitor center as you contemplate new advances in the world of astronomy.
Dinner: Dinner on your own in Fort Davis. You may choose to explore the quaint town, or dine at the highly rated restaurant adjoining the hotel,
Evening: PRESENTATION: Return to the McDonald Observatory for one of their famous star parties. Don't miss this memorable opportunity to see stars and planets from one of the darkest and clearest night skies in the country with an expert guide. You'll be able to see some objects with the naked eye as our expert describes objects in the sky, and get a chance to view others through the myriad of telescopes around the plaza.
Activity note: Participants may choose to take a one-mile hike to see the Santa Elena Canyon. The path is uneven in spots and requires some uphill walking.
Breakfast: Enjoy a full breakfast at your hotel.
Morning: Head for the border to begin your exploration of Big Bend National Park. Start with a stop at the Big Bend Ranch State Park to learn more about the history and geology of the area. The Big Bend Ranch State Park is the largest state park in Texas, encompassing more than 300,000 acres of rugged terrain.
Lunch: A picnic lunch is provided at the Big Bend National Park.
Afternoon: The afternoon is spent in Big Bend National Park. Visit the desert section and river canyon by motor coach on the Ross Maxwell Scenic Drive. A local expert will tell you about plant and animal life in the area. Marvel at the views offered at the Sotol Vista overlook, then visit Santa Elena Canyon and enjoy one of nature's most beautiful places.
Dinner: Our stop at the ghost town of Terlingua includes dinner at the famous Starlight Theater. With little light pollution, Terlingua's evening skies display brilliant stars. The restaurant features a front porch with rocking chairs to sit and admire evening skies.
Activity note: Participants will be given the opportunity to go on a short hike near the Chisos Mountain Lodge. Elevation near the lodge is approximately 5,000 feet.
Breakfast: Enjoy breakfast at the beautiful Lajitas Resort and Spa.
Morning: FIELD TRIP: Return to the Big Bend National Park. Begin with a stop at the Panther Junction visitor center for an introduction to the plants, animals and birds found in the area. Then, you'll head up to the Chisos basin area, where you will see changes in vegetation and wildlife as you rise in elevation.
Lunch: Lunch at the restaurant in the Chisos Mountain Lodge, built in part by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s.
Afternoon: PRESENTATION: Get a personal introduction to the Big Bend National Park from a park ranger, who will provide an overview of the park and answer any questions you might have about this large and diverse natural area. FIELD TRIP: You'll have an opportunity to go on a short hike near the lodge, if you wish. Your day in the park ends as you head north through the Persimmon Gap section of the park. Say goodbye to the vast park as you exit through the Persimmon Gap station and end your day of discovery.
Dinner: Dinner in Alpine as you enjoy your final evening in the big sky country.
Activity note: Primarily a travel day. Return to San Antonio via Interstate 10, with occasional rest stops along the way.
Breakfast: Enjoy a hot breakfast at your hotel.
Morning: Bid a fond farewell to the sprawling Big Bend region as you head out by bus. Stop in a scenic Hill Country town along the way.
Lunch: Stop for a well-deserved rest to stretch your legs and eat a hot lunch along the way.
Afternoon: Complete your return to San Antonio. Your group leader will have a movie for you to watch as you travel and will share some thoughts to wrap up your westward journey. Beginning at 5:30 p.m. Enjoy the kickback reception on the 2nd floor of the hotel, featuring free hot food and cold drinks.
Dinner: Pamper yourself with a catered dinner in at the hotel after the long trip. Your group leader will lead a final discussion and present a slide show of photos collected during the week to wrap up your experience as you enjoy a catered meal.
Breakfast: A hot breakfast buffet is included.
Morning: Free Time: Optional morning independent activities include a River Walk stroll along our hotel; or visit the Alamo or Historic Market District, which are located within walking distance from our hotel. Departures. Hotel check out is 11:00 a.m. We hope you have enjoyed this very special event and will return for other rewarding Road Scholar programs in the future. Best wishes for all your journeys!


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The communications committee handles the publication of our quarterly newsletter, updates website content, creates press releases, and is responsible for general marketing/branding of NELA-Illinois.
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Tamino is the first character to appear on the stage in Mozart's The Magic Flute. He has a bit of a rough time during the opera. He is irritated by the bird catcher, Papageno, attacked by a two-headed serpent, hunted by Monostatos for falling in love with Pamina, and taunted by the Three Ladies and their mistress, the Queen of the Night. Whew! That's enough to destroy anyone's power of positive thinking!
The nature of the story line requires the tenor singing Tamino to portray a wide range of emotions and physical movement in addition to being a phenomenal vocalist. Our Tamino, tenor, Shawn Mathey satisfies the demanding requirement's of Mozart's opera with grace and impressive vocal abilities. Mr. Mathey's official biography is below. You can learn more about him on his web page.
Join us on Friday, February 22 or Sunday, February 24 to see Mr. Mathey bring light and life to the role of Tamino. His portrayal is sure to delight and entertain you. For tickets go online or call 402-345-0606. We look forward to seeing you soon!
TENOR, SHAWN MATHEY–Biography provided by artist
Tenor Shawn Mathey performs in the most important and distinguished opera companies and music festivals in the world including the Paris Opera, the Opernhaus Zurich, the Salzburg Festival, Aix-en-Provence Festival, the Theater an der Wien, and the Frankfurt Opera, among many others.
This season marks Shawn Mathey's return to London for one of his signature roles, Tamino, at the English National Opera. He will reprise this role for further performances of Die Zauberflöte in Charlotte and Omaha. He will also be heard in an Opera Gala Concert at home in Toledo, OH. Further projects include returns to the Washington National Opera and the Cincinnati Opera, both in leading roles.
Last season, Mr. Mathey made auspicious debuts with the San Francisco Opera as Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni, the Dallas Opera as Tamino in Die Zauberflöte, the Lisbon Opera as Ferrando in Così Fan Tutte and the Teatro dell'Opera in Rome as Lysander in Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream.
To tweet or not to tweet during a performance. That is the question posed, on Twitter, of course, by the National Endowment for the Arts. It turns out that the question of allowing social media use during live performance is fraught with contention and, in some cases, disgust at the very idea. The responses continued for more than a week! That's a long life for conversation limited to social media and 140 character replies.
Reactions to #2tweetornot2tweet ranged from this by @margogray:
"Tweet seats & tweet-friendly performances have grt potential for artist/aud interaction, like live DVD extras! @NEAarts #2tweetornot2tweet"
to this by @AnikaNoniRose:
"@NEAarts @operaomaha Tweeting during a performance is simply rude. Also, distracting for both the audience and performers"
As an arts organization, our primary focus is to bring live performance to the stage and into the community for an audience. When talking about anything that we do at Opera Omaha, the question is always, "How do we build our audience?" The possible applications of social media offer new opportunities with very little or no financial investment. This is a big deal in our world of growing expenses and shrinking budgets.
Although we were a little ahead of the #2tweetornot2tweet conversation on Twitter, it was a tweet by Palm Beach Opera that pushed us into having "the talk" within our own organization. This was the tweet that set us into motion, from @palmbeachopera:
"Registration to participate in Tweetseats for La Traviata is OPEN now! http://pbopera.org/tickets/tweet-seats/ … Space is limited, so reserve your spot now."
After a message of encouragement from our Chair of Long Range Planning, some internet-based research, and a chat with Ceci Dadisman at Palm Beach Opera, we made a decision. Opera Omaha will be stepping into the social media tide pool known as "Tweet Seats" during the final dress rehearsal of our April, 2013 production, Bartok's Bluebeard's Castle.
Initially, we're offering Tweet Seats only during the final dress rehearsal, limiting the number of Tweet Seats to 10-15, inviting participants from our list of current Twitter followers, and will have a list of guidelines for our tweeters. The decision to offer Tweet Seats turned out to be an easy one. Our goal as a company is to share the productions that we, and the singers, work on all year long with a larger, more diverse audience. This is just one way to reach out. We're willing to give it our best shot.
Who is Pamina? What part does she have in the storyline of The Magic Flute? According to a character analysis posted on harmonia mundi's website, Pamina is:
"the object of both the noblest and the basest desires (Tamino and Monostatos respectively), she is Tamino's reward for successfully undergoing his initiation. As the daughter of the Queen of the Night, she is torn between her filial love and her love for Tamino. She plays an active role on the path towards wisdom, leading Tamino behind her in the final trials. Mozart assigned her the most deeply-felt arias, quivering with emotion, sometimes desperate, in which she displays a nobility and resolution that foreshadow the qualities of the heroines of early Romanticism, such as Beethoven's Leonore or Agathe in Der Freischütz."
There is no lady more suited to play a noble heroine than soprano, Monica Yunus. In additional to performing with The Metropolitan Opera, Washington National Opera, and an impressive list of European and U.S. opera companies, "Ms. Yunus is the Co-Director of Sing for Hope, a non-profit organization that mobilizes artists in volunteer service to benefit communities in need. (http://monicayunus.com/pdfs/biography.pdf)" Please take a moment to learn more about Sing for Hope through the organization's website.
In the previous calendar year, Opera Omaha has been fortunate to welcome Monica Yunus as a special guest artist at KANEKO and the Joslyn Art Museum. We are thrilled to have Ms. Yunus return to Omaha to sing the role of Pamina in The Magic Flute. More information about the artist and humanitarian is available below and on her website.
The following biography was provided to Opera Omaha by Ms. Yunus.
Soprano Monic Yunus joins The Metropolitan Opera as Yvette in their production of La Rondine, Opera Omaha as Pamina in The Magic Flute, and The Wichita Symphony performances of Carmina Burana during the 2012-2013 season. Recent engagements include Norina in Don Pasquale with Opera Memphis, Oscar in Un Ballo in Maschera with Washington National Opera, Zerlina in Don Giovanni with Austin Lyric Opera, Countess Almaviva in Le Nozze di Figaro with Opera Omaha, Gretel in Hansel and Gretel with Palm Beach Opera, and Adele in Die Fledermaus with Nashville Opera. She has joined The Metropolitan Opera for numerous productions including The Enchanted Island, Le Comte Ory, Die Zauberflöte, Manon, and Don Giovanni. Recent concert performances include engagements with Andrea Bocelli in Lajatico, Italy, with José Carerras at The Zouk Mikael International Festival in Lebanon, and with Plácido Domingo at The Jordan Festival in Amman, Jordan.
Today, we introduce you to the two marvelous young men who sing the roles of the Priests and Armored Man #1 and #2 in our February 22 and 24 production of The Magic Flute. Please read on to meet Mr. Edwin Vega and Mr. Darik Knutsen. More information about the singers is available on their websites through these links: Edwin Vega and Darik Knutsen.
First, we have the photo and biography of Mr. Edwin Vega, tenor. Mr. Vega recently earned high praise from the press for his appearance with the English National Opera. We can't wait to welcome Mr. Vega to Omaha when he joins our The Magic Flute cast as a Priest and Armored Man #1!
Biography: Tenor, Edwin Vega (Courtesy of ADA Artist Management and Representation)
Tenor Edwin Vega recently made his debut with the English National Opera debut as Molqi in Death of Klinghoffer followed by his role debut of Goro in Madama Butterfly with Nevada Opera. This past summer Mr. Vega returned to the Santa Fe Opera as a Servant (Arabella) and King Edrisi understudy in Szymanowski's King Roger. Mr. Vega recently returned to the dell'Arte Opera Ensemble performing the roles of Tanzmeister and Brighella in new production of Richard Strauss' Ariadne auf Naxos, and to Chicago Opera Theater for the Chicago premiere of Charpentier's Medee. Last season he was featured as Rubens Barrichello (the title character's protégé) in the Metropolitan Opera's new opera workshop of Michael Torke's Senna. Mr. Vega made his Carnegie Hall debut in Jerry Springer – The Opera starring Harvey Keitel and sang Rinuccio in the summer of 2010 with the dell'Arte Opera Ensemble's new production of Gianni Schicchi.
Next, we present the photo and biography of Mr. Darik Knutsen, baritone. Mr. Knutsen is a Priest and Armored Man #2 in our The Magic Flute cast. He also performed in a community outreach appearance for Opera Omaha at the Cathedral Arts Project's annual Flower Festival this week before beginning rehearsal for The Magic Flute. Mr. Knutsen's recent performances earned praise from multiple media outlets. Welcome to Omaha, Mr. Knutsen!
Biography: Baritone, Darik Knutsen
Darik Knutsen, baritone from McLean Va, began singing as a boy soprano with the National Cathedral Boys' Choir when he was 9 years old.
This coming spring he looks forward to singing the title role in Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin with Middlebury Opera. This past November Mr. Knutsen made his international debut singing Marcello in La Boheme under Lorin Maazel in Muscat, Oman.
This past summer Mr. Knutsen sang the male lead, Fredrik, in Sondheim's A Little Night Music with the Castleton Festival. He also understudied the role of Figaro in Rossini's Barbiere di Siviglia. Previous operatic experience includes Wagner in Faust with the Santa Fe Opera 2011, Arcas in Charpentier's Médée with Chicago Opera Theater 2011, Schlemil in The Tales of Hoffmann SFO 2010, Servant in the World Premier of Life is a Dream SFO 2010, as well as the title role of Eugene Onegin at the Chautauqua Institute of Music 2009.
This is a special "Meet the Artist" blog post. We don't often have the opportunity to highlight the achievements and talents of very young singers. Today, we bring you four members of the Metropolitan Boys Choir of Minneapolis/Saint Paul who sing the roles of the Spirits in our February 22 and 24, 2013 production of Mozart's The Magic Flute.
The four boys and Boys Choir Director, Bea Hasselmann, will be in Omaha during the first two weekend in February and then take up temporary residence for two weeks as they rehearse to perform their roles. We are thrilled to have Camilo, Joseph, Matt, and Riley join us and be part of this professional opera production! Welcome to Omaha!
The photo above is from the San Francisco production of The Magic Flute and appears here courtesy of photographer Takashi Hatakeyama. This same Jun Kaneko-designed production, including costumes, is what you will see on the beautiful Orpheum Theater stage when you Opera Omaha presents the opera on February 22 and 24, 2013. The photo illustrates the positioning of the Spirits as they "fly" over the stage.
Don't miss this beautiful production of Mozart's classic opera. It has humor, drama, and flying children. That's entertainment! Tickets are still available for both dates by calling 402-345-0606 or online through Ticket Omaha.
More information about the Metropolitan Boys Choir of Minneapolis/Saint Paul is available on the organization's website. A group photo, provided by the organization, is below.
Director Bea Hasselmann's biography from our program is below.
Bea Hasselmann is the founder/Music Director of the Metropolitan Boys Choir, a successful program for boys' voices that has been in existence for forty-two years. She has taught music in schools to students in grade, junior, senior high schools and college. She has received numerous awards from music fraternities/organizations and the State of Minnesota. She served as a chairperson of state and national committees for the American Choral Directors Association and has been a choral clinician/speaker for music conventions and festivals in numerous states and at an International Choral Symposium at Yale University in 2012. In 2000 she created a music program at the Minnesota Correctional Facility of Red Wing for men, a program that has generated national and international interest.
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|The sail panel blanks will have the holes for the clips already in them. All you need to do is put in the clips, line up the clips with the holes, and pound them in.
|Thanks again for the info DTL, i see the clips hanging in the sail panel area, now to just find the right sail panel blanks. The ones you showed a picture of are similar to the ones ive been finding as well. The only problem is, none of the blanks have an area to hold these clips in the board...? None the less, youve great help, thanks again.
From your pictures, it appears that your car has separate sail panels. Your headliner goes down as far as that horizontal metal bar which should have cardboard in the center to staple or tack to. The sail panel is held in place with panel clips to cover the rest of that area. The rear of the sail panel is open, and the fabric is glued around the rear window opening. There are still two panel clips sticking out on the driver and passenger side sail panel area, just below the horizontal metal strip. I did a '69 Camaro a couple months ago that was the same way. I can't see any way to attach windlace around that edge next to the rear side windows. That has me stumped. It almost looks like there should be some rubber trim or something like it there.
You're going to have to find a Chevelle that has a headliner in it and take some more pictures.
I did some internet checking, here are the sail panel blanks:
Thanks for the reply, and after reading some of your other posts, its obvious you know your stuff! Please allow me to pick your brain a little further. I brought my car to my home garage today to get some pictures of the areas im looking at. I can see what you mean about the windlace going all around the front door jam pinch weld areas. The spots that are throwin me off are the "tack" strips that go above the rear quarter glass, down around the sail panels. At this point, Im thinkin another short piece of windlace will do the trick, so now im focused on the sail panels...what holds them thin wafers to the wall? If you can see that "bar" going across the sail panel area? Do these hold the panels some how? Or are they just a tack area for the headliner behind the sails....?
|The windlace goes around the door and/or window openings. There are gripper strips that screw in over the door and/or window openings, and the headliner is tucked under the gripper strips (which fit snugly up next to the windlace) to complete the installation. If you don't have gripper strips, you will need to find some or make some. Look at this thread which should explain things for you: HEADLINER TUTORIAL If you need to make gripper strips (headliner retaining strips) just ask.
'65 chevelle 2dr post headliner moldings?
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Munroe wins WBC eliminator
By Alexey Sukachev
European super bantamweight champion Rendall Munroe (21-1, 9 KOs) accomplished a successful move onto the world scene with a spirited come-from-behind kayo of Mexican guest Victor Terrazas (now 25-2-1, 13 KOs) in an official WBC final eliminator on Friday night at the Skydome in Coventry, England. Munroe (ranked WBC #1, WBA #3 and IBF #7) felt himself uncomfortable from the beginning of the fight. On the other hand, WBC #3 and WBA #4 Mexican has been gradually taking the control of the fight. Terrazas was just a bit more active in the first couple of rounds by boxing from distance and peppering British southpaw with his sharp jab. Round three was in Terrazas' favour even more do comfortably and he continued to trouble Munroe in the fourth despite a huge blow behind the back of his head late in the stanza. The pattern turned around drastically in the fifth, when seemingly awaken Munroe started to bring war to his Mexican opponent. As soon as the fight went into close quarters, it was all Munroe who dominated his foe in impressive fashion. In the sixth stanza, Terrazas was forced to check up the ropes with his back all round long. Munroe was relentless with his fierce left hooks and right uppercuts. The Mexican tried to come back to boxing's basics in the sevent but he was outfought by the Brit again. Round eight resembled the sixth round and was fought mostly at the ropes. It looked like inexperienced Mecixan had just nothing left in his tank. This thought proved to be the case in the ninth and (not suddenly) the last round of the fight. Munroe once again trapped Victor at the ropes and unleashed another series, culminating in the left hook over the liver to the midsection of the right side of Mexican's body. Down he went and was unable to beat the count of ten issued by referee John Keane. Time was 0:57. Next for Munroe will be a showdown against WBC champion Toshiaki Nishioka of Japan.
Unbeaten super middleweight Tony Jeffries (6-0, 4 KOs) struggled with light-punching journeyman Nathan King (12-16, 1 KOs). Score was 59-56 in a six-rounder.
In a rematch, jr middleweight Martin Concepcion (17-7, 10 KOs) won a ten round decision over Kevin Hammond (8-3-1, 4 KOs). Hammond dropped Concepcion in round three, but Concepcion did enough to win 96-94.


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Out in states like California, uninsured motorists remain a serious problem. So General Motors is involved in an experiment in two states that could help insure more drivers.
The test is taking place in Oregon and Washington, where drivers who take delivery of a new GM vehicle will receive a year-long insurance policy from MetLife at no additional charge.
The policy includes both liability and physical damage coverage and exceeds requirements in the two states. The deal applies to 2010, 2011 or 2012 Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac car, truck or crossover and is only good on purchases through Sept. 6. But hey, it's a start.
While we see it as a plus for public safety and individual responsibility, GM views its offer as having a more direct effect: It may bring in buyers by making cars more affordable.
"We want to give residents of Oregon and Washington another reason to discover Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac vehicles," said Chris Perry, U.S. vice president of General Motors marketing. "We have new products like the Chevrolet Cruze, Buick Regal, GMC Terrain and Cadillac CTS Coupe that are now even more appealing with a year's worth of insurance."
The policy covers the vehicle and anyone who drives it with the owner's permission for a full year from the date of purchase, as long as the original purchaser continues to own or lease the vehicle. The policy is not available on vehicles purchased or leased for certain commercial or fleet purposes. And there's a little more fine print:
If a new car is damaged beyond repair within the car's first year or first 15,000 miles, whichever comes first, MetLife Auto & Home will repair or replace the vehicle with a new vehicle, without deducting for depreciation. Many auto insurers subtract miles driven at the time a vehicle is damaged resulting in thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses.
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APU's art major prepares students for a lifetime of artistic expression. Students develop a framework for advanced study in one of two concentrations, either studio art or teaching/art education.
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I would have to go with the XD cuz they have perfected the glock i love the grip saftey and the break down is just as easy. they added the loaded chamber indicator and ambi mag release. over all great gun :horsepoo:
I have shot the XD.45/5" barrel and it is a fine weapon. I never shot a Glock so I can't say anything about them.
Man, U left out the best - Walther P99...
Glock ONLY if the Glock 34. Otherwise, XD I suppose...
Xd ...
I've got the XDSub 9mm and love it for all the features listed above. I've only shot a couple of Glocks before: 26 and 19, but I still prefer the XD's feel. I plan on owning a G26 someday though.
No thank you I want steel
Wow. I thought the Glock would rule. This poll was very surprising.
I've gotta go with the Glock. XD's are just a bit too new at this point, I'm not sure how they're going to hold up.
Glocks are tanks. They've got at least a 20+ year track record for reliability, functionality, accuracy, etc.
In terms of worst case scenario, only one handgun forever more, would the XD'ers still make the same choice?
I'm biased(as we all are). I'll admit that. I usually go for something with an American label on it.
I've also tried the HS2000 and Glock and I've found that I'll never be able to like them. I also wouldn't get the new "M&P" for similar reasons.
And it doesn't have anything to do with the composition of the frame.
I look at the XD's as a Glock done right. Put Glock sights on a XD's and you have the perfect gun.
XD all the way
Glock (9mm specifically).
Still sits lower in the hand.
More corrosion resistant.
A track record for reliability over time can't be bought, only earned.
Grip safety is superfluous. It will not prevent accidental/negligent discharges, as shown by decades of same from 1911A1 users. Anytime you grip the gun, you deactivate the safety, even if you have no intention of shooting at that time. Drawing or reholstering? Safety is off. Working the action? Safety is off. Loading or clearing? Safety is off. At least with the Glock, you have to have your finger on the trigger to deactivate the safety, and if you're not ready to shoot at that point, why the **** is your finger on the trigger? The same folks who deride the Glock safety-on-the-trigger as "putting the combination on the safe door" should think of the grip safety as "the safe door automatically unlocking as you enter the room."
All that having been said, I think the .45 XD fits my hand much better than the Glocks in that caliber. That doesn't make it a better gun, or one more suitable for any use, in my book.
And I thank all you "beta testers" for working out the bugs in these new designs. I did my time when I was younger, buying/trying every darn newfangled thing that came along. Glad to see the next generation has picked up where we left off. :mrgreen:
I'm still a big fan of Glocks and still own four of them. I would still take an XD anyday over the Glock.
I have two glocks 17 and 26 both are use for carry.I have SW99 in 45
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I just ordered my first car: a white pearl 2014 wrx hatch!
I started driving a my dads 87 land cruzer and after getting a full ride to college they bought me a 01 bmw 330i with 70k miles... Now 7 years later it has 150k and counting! I love that car but in college I started getting into camping and mountain biking and I just feel bad taking it on all the fire, rock and dirt roads. Plus repairs0 are starting to cost more then what its worth.
I was originally looking at trucks and almost bought a Toyota Tacoma TRD sport. Lucky for me the dealer jacked us around for about 4 hours and while we waiting my dad suggested I test drive a 2012 wrx sedan they had on the lot. The sales guy obviously had no idea what it was and made the mistake of telling me to "test out the power".... The rest was history. I came back with the biggest smile and a very rattled car sales man.
I have always wanted a wrx/sti but that was the first time I actually got to drive one. I still plan on purchasing a Tacoma eventually but I'm very glad I decided not to get one as my only vehicle.
Here are some pictures of the bmw since it will be a LONG wait for my wrx.
After driving thought a snow storm (scary **** for a rwd car on sport tires)
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As relaxed as the beach community in Southern California it was named for, this pure Cotton Seersucker Cot ensemble is clean and classic in its design. The bumper is banded and flanged in bright white seersucker and accented with our signature 4" ties. The Cot skirt in Light Blue & White Check is shown pleated with a simple hem, but can also be gathered.
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