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Thursday, September 02, 2010
Apologies and Housekeeping
I appreciate the visit anyway, you should know, and the communication, the questions.
It happened this week, so even though I should be making someone a lunch, I put up the Garage Sale post below, cleaned it up a little. Has anyone ever cleaned a sixty year old garage? It's not pretty.
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Thanks for the explanation TD. Sure hope you got your lunch.
- September 2, 2010 at 12:40 PM
- Cheryl said...
you just did it again...
- September 2, 2010 at 4:43 PM
Yep, it happened again. Keep this up and I might end up in therapy again. I think you are secretly trying to drive me nuts. I am starting to hear voices.....
- September 2, 2010 at 7:45 PM
- Syd said...
Years ago. There were lots of neat tools.
- September 2, 2010 at 8:17 PM
- therapydoc said...
Okay, I'll tell you what happened. I put up a post about the Discovery Channel bomber and immediately felt on the defensive about my diagnosis, didn't have the emotional energy to defend it (that Mr. Lee suffered from schizophrenia).
So yeah, I did it again, but no, I'm not trying to make anyone sick. Just worn out, you know?
- September 2, 2010 at 8:21 PM
May you be blessed with an awesome night's rest and refreshed in the morning.
- September 2, 2010 at 9:32 PM
- Anja Merret said...
I'm not sure it's because you are taking down your blog post. I haven't been able to get to your articles via my RSS feed for some time, at least three posts, new one included. There might be a bigger problem.
- September 3, 2010 at 6:16 AM
- Cheryl said...
want another incoherent post on therapy that will be left up?
I don't know why I published it...
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Why I'm Creating From the Dust and Who It Serves
Let Latter-day Saints Decide If They Want High-Quality Family Media
A couple of weeks ago I launched the From the Dust Kickstarter Crowdfunding Campaign. The campaign is all-or-nothing. If I do not reach $14,000 by Christmas Day I will get none of the money that has been pledged and From the Dust may not be able to accomplish its ambitious goals.
For a broad view of what I am trying to accomplish, please read this interview by Ben Crowder of MormonArtist.net. The nutshell of the interview says that the LDS industry doesn't create family media, but rather creates targeted media for independent demographics (teen books for teens, Mom books for mom, dad books for dad, kids books for kids, virtually nothing that we can share together like a Disney film.) It also states that I am capable of providing that family media and that it is needed now more than ever - especially internationally. My work is different, it's innovative, and it requires the opening of the minds of Latter-day Saints to a new medium for family media besides TV series and movies. This "new" medium is the comic book series, reinvented for the next generation of Latter-day Saints.
Why Comic Books are the Answer
The comic book allows me to provide Disney-quality entertainment at a fraction of the cost. In addition, unlike TV and movies, this entertainment can be translated inexpensively and distributed to families all over the world via the Internet. Comics are the most effective medium to accomplish this. I already have my first issue in Spanish and Portuguese, which covers 85% of LDS Church membership. It will be published for free online in January as a service to the 8.5 million Latter-day Saints that don't speak English and the over 18,000 international fans of my Facebook page.
From the Dust is Self-Sustaining and Financially Viable
Aside from the artwork, the project is founded upon sound and sustainable business practices, but I do not have the funds in its early stages to get it off the ground. Ultimately, I will need about 4-6 issues published before it become self-sustaining. Until then, I have to get creative to make the project a reality.
International Latter-day Saints Need Media in their Own Language
In the words of Monalisa Cavalcante Buarque of Brazil, who has opened this impressive LDS retail store (the second one in Brazil) just last month:
"We needed LDS media in our own language yesterday. Not in two years. Not in one year. We need it NOW! We're starving out here for quality material and America isn't producing anything that we can use!"
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How to plug hole in garbage disposal after removing dishwasher and piping
Help, Please. While I was gone (couldn't say and watch, had to go to work) a handyman came to my house to remove my dishwasher and take it to my duplex that I just rented. He removed the dishwasher and connections (I don't know what kind of connections), but I now have a hole towards the top and on the side of my garbage disposal that, when I turn the water supply back on, water drains out of it instead of the proper way for my sink to drain. I don't know what to do. I can't use my kitchen sink because of this. Is there some kind of cap that I can buy at Home Depot or Lowes to screw onto this hole in the side of the disposal? The hole comes out about half an inch and is approximately 6/7 or 7/8 inches wide. I am not a handyman at all and don't know how to fix this problem. Any suggestions would be welcome.
You need a cap. That hole is for the dishwasher drain line. Visit your nearest big box stores and ask them for a cap for it.
If for some reason you can't find the cap, Lowes sells a large rubber plug in the hardware aisle. It will fit in tightly if you tap it in with a hammer. Temporary fix though....
dharlan, in 2005, when I was putting new flooring down, I called a plumber in the Yellow Pages to come over and remove my dishwasher, which included pulling the drain line where it drained into the plumbing under the kitchen sink.
While he was working under the sink, he asked, "Do you have a little piece of plastic, like a piece of bread wrapper and a rubber band?"
I didn't think anything of it and cut a chunk of plastic off of a bread bag and found a rubber band for him.
A few days later, I was done laying the laminate flooring down in the rest of the house and got to the area in front of the sink. I noticed the floor was a little bit wet there, so I opened the cabinet door and looked around for a leak in the pipes.
I immediately found the piece of bread wrapper and rubber band I had given the plumber. It was being used to cap off the part of the drain where the dishwasher line had been connected. I guess he was too lazy to walk out to his truck for a proper cap.
Thanks to everyone's input
I went to Lowes last night. They said the only thing they had in the store that would work was the plastic stoppers that you would put on the bottom of old type kitchen chairs or table, so as not to be able to "scoot" the table on the floor. The hole was 7/8", which was exactly the size I measured on the hole in the garbage disposal. Then he showed me the clamp to use around it after I got the plug on. Worked wonderfully! Total cost was:) $3.00.
What kind of clamp was it? We're in the same boat until I get the new dishwasher installed.
To Mandres
I'm not sure what kind of clamp it was. I just Googled it to find a picture and it looked something like what is called a "T bolt band clamp" or a "worm gear clamp." That's the best I can come up with by looking at the pictures on Google.
a hose clamp
This is what I use----There is a rubber clamp on reducer made for garbage disposers--
It goes from the 3/4"(?) opening down to 1/2" (for use when using a smaller drain line)
Buy a 1/2 " copper cap--hose clamp that into the small side--clamp the larger side to the hole in the disposer.------Look in the rack where the black Fernco rubber fitting are--also look where the disposers are displayed----Mike---
Here's a picture--Google Image Result for http://www.homehardware.ca/products/300/32549621.jpg
Re: How to plug hole in garbage disposal after removing dishwasher and piping
dharlan50, Thank you. Read your post and since I was having the same point with my garbage disposal I gave the chair cap a try. Seems to be doing fine. HD guy hadn't heard of it but thought it should work too. Again thank for the idea.
Re: How to plug hole in garbage disposal after removing dishwasher and piping
My thanks to dharlan50 for the excellent inexpensive solution! The 7/8" rubber leg tips were available at all my local hardware stores and I reused the band clamp when I removed the old washer! So, a quick fix for under $3
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The effect of Amblyopia on motor and psychosocial skills in children
Webber, Ann Louise (2009) The effect of Amblyopia on motor and psychosocial skills in children. PhD by Publication, Queensland University of Technology.
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Background/Aims: In an investigation of the functional impact of amblyopia on children, the fine motor skills, perceived self-esteem and eye movements of amblyopic children were compared with that of age-matched controls. The influence of amblyogenic condition or treatment factors that might predict any decrement in outcome measures was investigated.
The relationship between indirect measures of eye movements that are used clinically and eye movement characteristics recorded during reading was examined and the relevance of proficiency in fine motor skills to performance on standardised educational tests was explored in a sub-group of the control children. Methods: Children with amblyopia (n=82; age 8.2 ± 1.3 years) from differing causes (infantile esotropia n=17, acquired strabismus n=28, anisometropia n=15, mixed n=13 and deprivation n=9), and a control group of children (n=106; age 9.5 ± 1.2 years) participated in this study. Measures of visual function included monocular logMAR visual acuity (VA) and stereopsis assessed with the Randot Preschool Stereoacuity test, while fine motor skills were measured using the Visual-Motor Control (VMC) and Upper Limb Speed and Dexterity (ULSD) subtests of the Brunicks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency. Perceived self esteem was assessed for those children from grade 3 school level with the Harter Self Perception Profile for Children and for those in younger grades (preschool to grade 2) with the Pictorial Scale of Perceived Competence and Acceptance for Young Children. A clinical measure of eye movements was made with the Developmental Eye Movement (DEM) test for those children aged eight years and above. For appropriate case-control comparison of data, the results from amblyopic children were compared with age-matched sub-samples drawn from the group of children with normal vision who completed the tests. Eye movements during reading for comprehension were recorded by the Visagraph infra-red recording system and results of standardised tests of educational performance were also obtained for a sub-set of the control group. Results Amblyopic children (n=82; age 8.2 ± 1.7 years) performed significantly poorer than age-matched control children (n=37; age 8.3 ± 1.3 years) on 9 of 16 fine motor skills sub-items and for the overall age-standardised scores for both VMC and ULSD items (p<0.05); differences were most evident on timed manual dexterity tasks. The underlying aetiology of amblyopia and level of stereoacuity significantly affected fine motor skill performance on both items. However, when examined in a multiple regression model that took into account the inter-correlation between visual characteristics, poorer fine motor skills performance was only associated with strabismus (F1,75 = 5.428; p =0. 022), and not with the level of stereoacuity, refractive error or visual acuity in either eye. Amblyopic children from grade 3 school level and above (n=47; age 9.2 ± 1.3 years), particularly those with acquired strabismus, had significantly lower social acceptance scores than age-matched control children (n=52; age 9.4 ± 0.5 years) (F(5,93) = 3.14; p = 0.012). However, the scores of the amblyopic children were not significantly different to controls for other areas related to self-esteem, including scholastic competence, physical appearance, athletic competence, behavioural conduct and global self worth. A lower social acceptance score was independently associated with a history of treatment with patching but not with a history of strabismus or wearing glasses. Amblyopic children from pre-school to grade 2 school level (n=29; age = 6.6 ± 0.6 years) had similar self-perception scores to their age-matched peers (n=20; age = 6.4 ± 0.5 years). There were no significant differences between the amblyopic (n=39; age 9.1 ± 0.9 years) and age-matched control (n = 42; age = 9.3 ± 0.38 years) groups for any of the DEM outcome measures (Vertical Time, Horizontal Time, Number of Errors and Ratio (Horizontal time/Vertical time)). Performance on the DEM did not significantly relate to measures of VA in either eye, level of binocular function, history of strabismus or refractive error.
Developmental Eye Movement test outcome measures Horizontal Time and Vertical Time were significantly correlated with reading rates measured by the Visagraph for both reading for comprehension and naming numbers (r>0.5). Some moderate correlations were also seen between the DEM Ratio and word reading rates as recorded by Visagraph (r=0.37). In children with normal vision, academic scores in mathematics, spelling and reading were associated with measures of fine motor skills. Strongest effect sizes were seen with the timed manual dexterity domain, Upper Limb Speed and Dexterity.
Conclusions Amblyopia may have a negative impact on a child's fine motor skills and an older child's sense of acceptance by their peers may be influenced by treatment that includes eye patching. Clinical measures of eye movements were not affected in amblyopic children.
A number of the outcome measures of the DEM are associated with objective recordings of reading rates, supporting its clinical use for identification of children with slower reading rates. In children with normal vision, proficiency on clinical measures of fine motor skill are associated with outcomes on standardised measures of educational performance. Scores on timed manual dexterity tasks had the strongest association with educational performance. Collectively, the results of this study indicate that, in addition to the reduction in visual acuity and binocular function that define the condition, amblyopes have functional impairment in childhood development skills that underlie proficiency in everyday activities. The study provides support for strategies aimed at early identification and remediation of amblyopia and the co-morbidities that arise from abnormal visual neurodevelopment.
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THOUSANDS of angry Chester residents have phoned the council after being left baffled by the city's new waste collection service.
Council chiefs confirmed they have experienced an upsurge in calls made to the Cheshire West and Chester Council's helpline since the controversial new kerbside sorting system was brought in.
CWaC's helpdesk staff have seen an increase in the volume of calls from the public over the past fortnight, with many having been left confused by the new collection service which has been brought in just 18 months after the last major change in refuse collection in Chester.
Residents have voiced their anger over the new system, which is being implemented by May Gurney on behalf of CWaC, citing late and missed collections, rubbish left on streets, a confusing kerbside-sorting system and wagons getting stuck.
Calls to CWaC's general enquiry helpdesk have been averaging nearly 5,000 a week for the past two weeks since the introduction of the Recycle First scheme.
Angry resident Brenda Southward, of Brooke Avenue in Upton Heath, said: "Where do I put today's recycling? And the next day and the next?
"I do not think this new recycling system is going to work. What a waste of our money."
Another resident, who asked not to be named, described the new service as "ridiculous".
They said: "We now have bins everywhere. The only one that is near big enough is the garden one. The rest are just farcical.
"I presume there has been, as usual, an extortionate amount of money spent on research and development for this new system.
"If you want people to change, you have to make it easy for them. This new scheme is possibly the worst idea by the council I have ever seen."
The Leader understands refuse wagons have been getting into difficulty on the city's narrow streets, with reports of difficulties on Ermine Road, Hoole, where the driver of the wagon was forced to knock on residents doors and ask them to move their vehicles.
Shirley Wingfield, spokesman for CWaC, which awarded a 14-year contract for the waste collection to May Gurney in April, said: "We have seen an increase in the volume of calls to our call centre over the past fortnight but it isn't in direct relation to the Recycle First scheme.
"We average between 3,000 and 5,000 calls per week, but over the past two weeks it has been averaging very close to 5,000.
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When I first heard Scuare in the tvJohnny v Scuare battle, I never thought he'd be good enough to make it to the final. And yet here we are...
Anyway, Scuare flipped the FUCK out of SJD's lines. Both emcees had very good personals. SJD mustered the anger, but I felt that overall Scuare came harder with the punches.
My vote goes to Scuare by an infinitesimally small amount.
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Amazing rap battle here. Scuare made some powerful hits but wasn't as aggressive but still made some good points to back him up. SJD's style is unique, aggressive, and I think that's what has gotten him this far. I was hoping the Senator would pull through but Scuare made better insults and arguments in which SJD couldn't beat. In all I think both rappers did well, however I must give my vote to Scuare.
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Scuare is more of the MC I like to hear. I like SJD but Scuare made him sound silly on this track.
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Holy shit Scuare knock-out punched that shit. Bodybag.
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The study published in Pediatrics revealed 44% of patients with anaphylaxis (after eating) received at least one does of epinephrine and 12% of those who received the drug needed more than one dose. Risk factors for requiring an additional dose were over 10 years old and had been treated at a medical center before being transferred to an emergency room.
Food allergies have been on the rise over the years affecting nearly three million school-aged children in the U.S. Current guidelines recommend that children with suspected food allergies should be referred to an allergist and be given instructions on foods to avoid. They should also be prescribed and taught how to use a self-injectable epinephrine.
We recently spoke with football great Jerome Bettis aka The Bus about his food allergy. "I was 14 years old and was eating shrimp fried rice. I felt funny, my throat became scratchy and began to close up". These are all the tell tale signs of a food allergy. Bettis knew the warning signs but told us "some people do not. I think it's important to educate children, parents, coaches and teachers because there is some misinformation out there". Bettis carries two doses of a new product called Auvi-Q at all times. Auvi-Q treats anaphylaxis and is the only auto-injector to talk you through the injection process. This product is very helpful to anyone who may have to administer an epinephrine injection.
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Humom turned on me. I can't believe it. I'm so shocked I'm making my big eyes even more huge. Everything was fine. Mom was sitting at the desk in the den, working on a research study. She threw the ball. I sat in the corner gnawing on it. I look up and note that my brother, Scout Pierce, was sitting on mom's lap while she worked, getting a scratch behind his ears. As if that's the way it works around here! It was clear that Scout Pierce forgot the guiding rule around here: Tenacious D rules the pack. So, I did what I had to do: I lunged, I growled, I attack edScoutie. Scoutie jumped down from humom's lap and started to whimper in the corner. Humom breaks it up and I accidently bite humom's hand. ACCIDENTLY-HELLO!!!Wow, humom can get pretty loud! It's not as if she shouldn'be be thankful for opposable thumbs!
Before you know it, I'm dragged upstairs and find myself sitting in my crate in the locked kitchen upstairs while Scout Pierce sits downtstairs in the office with mom. Gee, he just milked this for everything he could. Clearly I have misunderstood Scout's sneakiness, which makes me respect him just a little bit more. Soon, I hear the water running in the sink in the powder room outside the office downstairs. I suspect mom is soaking her hand. Then I hear the word "bandaid," which must be some sort of dog treat.
In conclusion, I, innocent of any malicious intent, have been wrongly jailed, completely innocent yet sentenced without a fair trial. I have a theory that this is about the fact that I have gone potty on the dining room carpet 3 days in a row and they are just holding a grudge. Blast, I have no prooof! It's a dog's life. A very cute dog's life, but a dog's life nonetheless. Maybe I can make my eyes look bigger when she let's me out and get one of those "bandaid" snacks I heard mom muttering about.
Lately, I have overheard some of the very generous and kind people who are connected to our family ask my parents for gift suggestions for the children in our family. That is so thoughtful! Now, since I'm the newest dog in our family, I suspect that the relatives already had plenty of good shopping ideas for Scout Pierce and Buddy Elvis, my dog brothers, based on last years' suggestions. How embarrassed they probably were to forget to ask mom and dad what to get me. Well, be not afeared, for I am here to help! Here are some suggestions when shopping for Delilah:
1. Greenies. A girl just can't have too many.
2. Pretty doggie dresses. My signature color is pink but any pastel will do.
3. Plush bunnies. But don't expect to see them intact after Chanukkah. I play hard and have been known to de-fluff a bunny pretty quickly. It doesn't mean I don't love them.
4. Doggie Cub wear. I'm a big fan of the Chicago Cubs. A jersey from any current player will do. Plus Mr. Cub or Ryno would be good. And Ron Santo too. Okay fine, I'll wear a Sutcliffe also.
5. Donations to The Humane Society or no kill shelters like Kay's Animal Shelter in Arlington Heights, Illinois. They saved my life. G-d bless them!
6. Help end these wars.
7. Help feed the hungry.
8. Fixing the economy
9. Good immigration policies.
10. A solution to the healthcare crisis facing America.
11. peace.
These are suggestions only. My preferences: any of the above, especially numbers 5-11. Thanks for asking!
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It has been nearly one year since I've been adopted into my furever family. I am so very thankful for my family, my dog siblings, my toys, good food and a warm bed. I used to be homeless and lived in several shelters in Illinois and Kentucky before my family rescued me. I defintely appreciate all that I have now. I haven't gotten too many new toys or clothes lately because my family have been trying to pay something called "high medical bills." I haven't had a lot of greenies in a couple months and not as many new toys but life is still pretty good because my family loves me.
I'm just a little, happy, hopeful dog who doesn't understand complicated and scary things like war, wall street, and health insurance. But I sure feel tension when my humans worry, when they work so hard to help others yet get concerned about things like paying their bills so I can have good dog food and live in a dog house. Our older, teenage human has a job so he can help pay for college. Our younger teen helps out around the house, does his own laundry, makes his own lunch, because the grown ups are often working to try to take care of our pack. We aren't rich or anything but we have so much more than so many others.
My family is very hopeful and so am I! Our country has been smart enough to choose President-elect Barack Obama and Joe Biden to go to the White House! They will bring our country together and help make new laws and practices that turn things around, and help families just like ours. During the long campaign, Mom and dad met some cool, smart pet owners on Dogster called Pets for Obama. PFO folks shared our humans' ideas about the problems our country has faced the past few years, and also believe now Presdident-elect Obama should be our new leader. Again, I am just a little happy dog who doesn't understand all the details about this world. But if my family can get some help, maybe I can get new toys and Greenies again, soon!
Recently, some pet owners (on Catster, actually) who wanted someone besides President-elect Barack Obama to win the presidency, seemed to get excited and their emotions ran high. They posted some pretty angry, not very gentle things that sounded threatening, frankly, towards our President-elect. Lots of reports were made to HQ about this. To these people we say: We are truly sorry for your disappointment. Honestly, if President-elect Barack Obama had lost, we would have been frustrated, also. It's hard when your team loses. I know because my humans have beeen Chicago Cub fans for a long time. But please, let's not get mean and say scary, untrue , and threatening things. That's not cool.
Here's what I think: Let's all try to remain happy and hopeful and do the best we can to come together! Let's say we are sorry for postingg mean things out of anger or disappointment. If any of us have written and posted mean things in anger, and they offend someone, let's all think about removing them and saying sorry, I was just frustrated. The fact is, all Americans have a new president coming to the White House, so it's time for change. If we work together, things just might work out best for all Americans. My name is Delilah and I approve this message.
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Free Lakeview Commons Summer Music
Last one tonight! Grab your bike and buddies and head to Lakeview Commons at El Dorado Beach every Thursday evening June 22-August 31, 2017 from 4:30-8:30 pm for free live music.
Entertainment will range from local to nationally recognized musicians featuring a different genre of music each week including Jazz, Rock & Roll, Reggae, Latin, Bluegrass, and more.
Free Sunday Concerts on Commons Beach June 18-Sept 3
For the past 12 years, the summer long Concerts at Commons Beach has become a favorite Sunday tradition.
These fun, community gatherings feature both local acts and touring artists. Everyone is welcome and picnics are encouraged. Low-back chairs only, please. Sorry, no pets allowed.
Annual Messiah with TOCCATA December 10-23
Under the masterful direction of James Rawie, The Orchestra and Community Choral Artists of the Tahoe Area, aka TOCCATA, will perform Handel's Messiah throughout the Lake Tahoe region December 10-23, 2016.
Selections from parts 1 and 3 of the Messiah will be performed as well as favorite carols which the audience is invited to join in. The Tahoe community can continue enjoying TOCCATA's beloved holiday tradition. read more →
TOCCATA 9/11 Memorial Concert Sept 11-18
Tahoe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus will conclude their 2015 Tahoe Summer MusicFest with a concert series beginning Sunday, September 11 in Reno. The concert series commemorates the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 tragedy.
The series features famed violinist Elizabeth Pitcairn performing Johannes Brahms' Concerto for Violin in D major Op.77 on the legendary Red Stradivarius Violin.
Reno Jazz Orchestra Presents Music of the Masters Sept 2 & 3
Performing the best of Cole Porter to Stevie Wonder, the Reno Jazz Orchestra's 17-piece jazz band will present "Music of the Masters" – a live performance of blues, swing, and soul with award winning vocalists Jamie Davis and Clairdee on Friday, September 2 at the Robert Z Hawkins Amphitheatre in Reno, NV, and Saturday, September 3rd, at Sand Harbor State Park on the edge of Lake Tahoe's north shore.
Jazz Alto Saxophonist Baron von Remmel
Baron von Remmel has the distinction of being Lake Tahoe's very own Jazz Saxophonist, with a golden alto sound reminiscent of Paul Desmond.
As a 28-year resident of the west shore of Lake Tahoe, he is a familiar figure. He's not only a performer, but a jazz educator who gives private lessons and teaches music at local schools.
Music at the Lake Aug 16-21
Join The Lake Tahoe Music Festival 20-Piece Academy Orchestra as it presents a 5-day concert series. Beautiful music at lake-front and intimate settings on the west shore of Lake Tahoe, Tahoe City and Truckee. Bring your picnic, chair and wine for a wonderful evening of beautiful music.
Free Live Music at Kings Beach Fridays
TOCCATA Summer Music Fest June 12-Sept 18
Tahoe Tahoe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus proudly announces its 11th SUMMER MusicFest June 12-Sept 18, 2016 with the kickoff series Go4Baroque, featuring Josue Casillas, principal flutist with the Puerto Rico Symphony. read more →
Classical Tahoe July 26-Aug 13
Talk about class act. For its 5th season, Classical Tahoe, formerly Lake Tahoe SummerFest, brings together 40 nationally recognized musicians to Lake Tahoe for a three-week festival beginning July 26 through Aug. 13, 2016.
Under the direction of Conductor and Artistic Director Joel Revzen, the 11-concert series is designed to support Tahoe's cultural growth while bringing together an all-star assembly of musicians from the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony, Seattle Symphony, LA Phil, Reno Phil and other exceptional orchestras throughout the world. read more →
The Passion According to St. Matthew by J. S. Bach with TOCCATA March 18-25
To celebrate Easter, J.S.Bach's Passion According to St. Matthew will be presented by TOCCATA – The Orchestra and Community Choral Artists of the Tahoe Area – March 18-25, 2016.
Here's your chance to experience what many consider to be Bach's greatest masterpiece, the Passion of Christ, by our own local musicians.
Alpine Meadows Free Spring Music Series
Now Alpine Meadows' great spring skiing just got better. A local tradition to celebrate Lake Tahoe's incredible spring skiing conditions, and another reason to party, the Spring Music Series takes place Saturdays from 1pm to 4pm, March 26, 2016 – April 23, 2016.
All concerts are free and family friendly.
Reno Jazz Orchestra Jazz for the Holidays to Showcase GRAMMY Nominee Tierney Sutton
With the holiday season now in full swing, it's only appropriate that the Reno Jazz Orchestra (RJO) brings Jazz for the Holidays to Northern Nevada for all to enjoy on December 19 and 20 at Nightingale Hall – University of Nevada.
Sharing the stage with the 17 piece big band this year is Tierney Sutton, 2015 GRAMMY Nominee for "Best Jazz Vocal Album".
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Dream Spirit Baroque Band
A local favorite, the Dream Spirit Baroque Band performs classical, baroque, Celtic, Renaissance, pop songs, ethnic and folk chamber music.
The Dream Spirit Baroque Band has been together for over a decade and is comprised of four local musicians including Jack Shipley on hammer dulcimer and recorder, Jon Smart on guitar, Suzanne Stone on cello, and Diana Woodbury on violin. read more →
Free Concerts at Heavenly Village
Who says nothing comes for free anymore? The Heavenly Village is kicking off the summer with free concerts in front of Basecamp Pizza on Fridays and Saturdays from 5pm to 9pm. All ages are welcome, and all concerts are free to the public.
The Heavenly Village Summer Concert Series will run from Memorial Day through Labor Day weekend.
Free Music at Lake Tahoe Golf Course with King Sugar + Riotmaker Sept 20
Don't miss our farewell to summer with the free live Reggae music performance by King Sugar + Riotmaker on September 20, 2015 from 4pm to 8pm presented by On Course Events and Lake Tahoe Golf Course. Music, food, local vendors, surrounded by mountain beauty – see you there!
Waiting for T.I.M.
The pex. Axium. Little Muddy Circle. Rescue Me.
You've heard them, right? No….check them out now – Waiting For T.I.M.
Waiting for T.I.M. is a South Lake Tahoe based band with influences from every genre of music. Pulling material from the last 60 years and combining it with their own unique sound, they have succeeded in creating truly different, but undeniably riveting dance music. read more →
World Travel Inspires South Shore artist Niall McGuinness
Rio. Lisbon. Caribbean. Africa. Miami.
These are the places that inspired Niall McGuinness from South Lake Tahoe to create his breakthrough debut album, Limpopo.
We call it Soulful. Engaging. Contemplative. Original.
"Extreme Sport Folk-Rock" by Darin Talbot, Snowboarder Musician
I think he created a new music genre.
TOCCATA Baroque Masters Jan 3-10
Tahoe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus kicks off its 11th annual WinterFest with the "Brrroque Masters" concert series January January 3, 6, 8 and 10. The concert series is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lord, TOCCATA's principal trumpet player 2007-2014.
The Last Levee
With their unique style of rock 'n' roll without boundaries, local rock band, The Last Levee, bridges the gap between classic and modern musical fare.
Quartet Minus One makes…great music!
These 3 guys from Truckee Tribe just can't play enough so they started QMO.
There are places I'll remember
Blake's Wake: Goodbye to Tahoe's Guitar Man at Crystal Bay Club Aug 2
Engineer, Musician, Friend: Blake Beeman was a major player in the Tahoe music scene, both behind the sound board and on stage, as well as being a friend to many.
Join Eric Brandt and other locals to honor our very own guitar legend Blake Beeman on Saturday, August 2nd.
Brandt, close friend for over 30 years and The Beer Gardens band member, shares this sweet memory of Blake.
Lake Tahoe Music Festival July 22-26
The Lake Tahoe Music Festival has grown each year, evident by the evolution of performances at its summer concert series since 1989.
You be the judge.
Don't miss the original Lake Tahoe Music Festival in North Lake Tahoe running July 22 through 26, 2014. read more →
Sierra Nevada Classical Guitar Festival & Competition July 11-14
Devoted to excellence, presented in a laid back spirit of camaraderie, the Sierra Nevada Classical Guitar Festival and Competition takes place July 10-12, 2014 acoustically sound St. Patrick's Episcopal Church in Incline Village, Nevada.
The 2014 festival features Concerts, Workshops, Masterclasses, visiting Luthiers.
"Around Tahoe" A Musical Odyssey by Darin Talbot
This is really cool.
A self-guided audio tour of Lake Tahoe with music and information about hot spots, history and local legends.
"Around Tahoe" is written, composed and performed by Mr. Tahoe, also known as Darin Talbot, a local singer songwriter.
Martin and Vargas Nuevo Flamenco Guitar
2 words: Martin and Vargas. Two of the finest classic guitarists have matched up to create Nuevo Flamenco – an international blend of Spanish classical, traditional flamenco and Bossa Nova from Brazil.
TOCCATA Winter MusicFest Feb February 7-15
Tahoe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus (TOCCATA) continues its 9th annual Winter MusicFest with the "Paul Guttman Piano Competition Winner" concert series February 9, 11, 13 and 14, 2014.
The program opens with Bach's choral masterpiece Magnificat, featuring vocal soloists Anna Helwing, Joy Strotz and Katharine DeBoer, sopranos, Albert Lee and Sherman Modeste, tenors and Chris Langton and Stuart Duke, baritones. read more →
Quartet Minus One: Michael Jackson vs. Stevie Wonder Oct 31 & Nov 1 at Moody's
Local music trio, Quartet Minus One, has built their sound on a foundation of '60s jazz, '70s funk, and roots reggae, drawing on music from Miles Davis, Stevie Wonder, Ernest Ranglin, Herbie Hancock, Eddie Harris, Bob Marley and more.
They've also crafted a soulful Michael Jackson-Stevie Wonder Tribute Band, "Glove vs. Glasses," which includes an eclectic mix of musicians and a 3-piece horn section, and male and female vocalists. This magical battle takes place at Moody's Oct 31 and Nov 1, from 8pm to 11pm.
Click here to listen to them now.
32nd Requiem for John Lennon…from Bach to Rock Aug 20
Drag out your beads, bell-bottoms, and tie-dyed tank tops for the 32nd anniversary of the Requiem for John Lennon performed by TOCCATA (Tahoe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus) on Monday, August 20th at Sand Harbor State Park at 7:30pm.
Join Maestro James Rawie and Friends, a soft rock band, and the singers of the TOCCATA chorus to belt out "Yesterday" and "Imagine" as you dance down memory lane and relive music by the Beatles in a "Classical Requiem" format interspersed with five centuries of Mozart, madrigals, motets, and folk-rock music.
"Jazz Artists in Residence" host Free Kids Music Camp at Moody's July 16-20
It's a spectacle that draws appreciative stares.
Seven of the country's top jazz musicians marching down the streets of Truckee with 70 children in their wake, everyone playing "When the Saints Come Marching In."
Some of the children who don't have instruments drum on pots and pans donated by Moody's Bistro & Lounge. The impromptu parade caps off the annual "Jazz Artists in Residence" free Kids' Camp, hosted by Moody's, which will take place July 16-20, 2012 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Ten Cent Lure
Groove Like Me. I Swear. City. In the Heart of It.
If not, click here to listen to local SS band, Ten Cent Lure.
Brewed in the heart of the Sierras, Ten Cent Lure is quickly emerging as one of the hottest new acts on the Tahoe scene. Ten Cent Lure draws from a diverse background and combines elements of Rock, Funk, Groove, and yes, even Country to create their trademark Funkin' Swanky Tonk sound. read more →
Subjektochange (STC) has been a group since the summer of 2006 when Nick and Eric met Erv on stage at the Bar of America in Truckee where a great night of improvisational music happened.
This Band is Out of Order.
Lowell Wilson.
Roots. Rock. Reggae. Dub and Funk.
It's a family affair.
Well, sort of.
Blues Traveler Kicks Off the 29th Annual Lake Tahoe Music Festival on July 21 at Northstar
Grammy-award winning Blues Traveler takes the stage this summer to kick off the Lake Tahoe Music Festival on July 21 at the Village at Northstar.
The Blues Traveler performance is the first in the Lake Tahoe Music Festival's three headlining performances that are scheduled for July 21, August 4 and August 25. Additional performers will be announced in the coming weeks, however past performers have included Wynona Judd, Natalie Cole, as well as Huey Lewis and the News.
JJ Morgan Jazzes up Truckee
He has been the driving force behind Moody's reputation as a venue for talented jazz artists.
He also started the Jazz Artists in Residence series held every July, that offers local kids a chance to play with jazz greats, who teach them about various instruments and music for free.
North Tahoe Jazz Band 1940s Night Feb 11
Help North Tahoe High get to their "Goodwill Tour" this spring while you dance to jazz music from the 1940s on February 11 at Granlibakken Resort.
Blue Turtle Seduction captures Mountain Soul
Performing since 2001, Blue Turtle Seduction has created a signature style, raw yet polished, that represents the South Shore's work hard, play harder lifestyle. It's a hypnotic blend of electric guitar and mandolin; harmonica, harmonies, and adrenaline; drums, bass, and violin led by Jay Seals' vocals.
With roots embedded at Fallen Leaf Lake, they have a deep love for Lake Tahoe which is captured in their song, Mountain Sol, that pays tribute to our mountain culture. And, for many in Tahoe, our priorities.
Cash Only Band
Founded by front man guitarist Davin Kangas in 2002, the Cash Only Band from South Lake Tahoe started out as a Johnny Cash Tribute band with one distinction.
It's a musical interpretation, not an impersonation.
FiftyFifty New Years Bash Features Two Local Rockin' Bands
The bands STC and Drop Theory are returning for the fourth annual New Year's Eve bash at FiftyFifty Brewing Company in Truckee on Dec. 31, 2010.
This years' party theme is "The White Room" so you guessed it – wear white!
Wynonna at Northstar July 31
One word – Wynonna.
She's coming to town July 31.
This year, "the greatest country singer since Patsy Cline" (Rolling Stone Magazine) is making history at the Lake Tahoe Music Festival by being the first country music performer in 28 years to join the festival lineup. Yeehaw!
"An Evening with Wynonna" takes place at Northstar-At-Tahoe on Saturday, July 31. read more →
Kathleen Grace at Moody's June 25 and 26
Kathleen Grace, who fuses the harmonic beauty of jazz with the lyrical power of Leonard Cohen and Joni Mitchell, will perform two free shows at Moody's Bistro & Lounge Friday, June 25 and Saturday, June 26.
Green Weather at Cottonwood Restaurant June 4
Garrison Green and Stephanie Weatherford teamed up last year to create "Green Weather", Lake Tahoe's newest folk fusion acoustic duo playing at the Cottonwood Restaurant on Friday June 4th at 6pm.
Flamenco Guitarist David Maldonado at Crystal Bay Jan 8
The Crystal Bay Club will spice up the North Lake Tahoe nightlife with a touch of Spain when flamenco guitarist David Maldonado performs for free on Friday, January 8, 2010.
Two Benefit Shows for Music Education in Public Schools at Baxter's Aug 27 &28
Andy Frasco, known for his wildly original, soulful, piano pop music, is appearing at Baxter's Bistro & Lounge for two benefit shows on Thursday, August 27 and Friday, August 28 at 8 p.m. to raise money for Vh1's Save the Music Foundation. The non-profit organization is dedicated to restoring instrumental music education in America's public schools and raising awareness about the importance of music as a part of each child's complete education.
Free Jazz-fusion Flamenco @ Moody's July 30
Singer 'La Leta' and percussionist Roger Aiton will join flamenco guitarist Gopal Slavonic and flamenco dancers during an intimate evening of free music on Thursday, July 30, from 8 to 11 p.m. at Moody's Bistro in Truckee.
Live Music @ The Beacon in July
Ask a local. It's not really summer until you've been to The Beacon Bar & Grill for food, drinks and music on their lakeside deck. And, the drink to order is the famous Rum Runner.
To get you really in the mood, Wednesday through Sunday is free live music from 2pm to 6pm performed on the deck.
"A Fusion of Song and Spirit" with Chris Spheeris July 24 at Cedar House
Emmy Award winning musician Chris Spheeris will create a magical evening of music, song, poetry, and storytelling paired with delicious wine and deserts July 24 at 7 pm presented by Trails and Vistas.keep looking »


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Your Guide to the 2014 College Football Playoff and Bowl Games
The first college football playoff highlights this year's bowl season. Here is the complete lineup of games so you can plan your TV viewing habits accordingly.
The first college football playoff highlights this year's bowl season. Here is the complete lineup of games so you can plan your TV viewing habits accordingly.
Playoff races tightened in both conferences on Sunday, but the best teams seemed to already be in post-season form. Here's a recap of all the Week 14 action:
For Alabama, Oregon, Florida State and Ohio State, the championship hunt begins now.
The SEC Champion Alabama Crimson Tide (12-1) will be the top seed going into the inaugural college football playoff.
Caleb Sturgis kicked a tie-breaking 26-yard field goal with 1:57 left, and the Miami Dolphins rallied past the New York Jets, 16-13, at the Meadowlands on Monday night.
The bad news is that college football's regular season is almost over. The good news is that this is rivalry week, so we should have some of the best games of the year.
Andrew Luck passed for 354 yards and four touchdowns, and the Indianapolis Colts routed the New York Giants, 40-24, in East Rutherford, N.J. on Monday night.
World Series MVP Madison Bumgarner threw five scoreless innings of relief, and Michael Morse drove in the game-winning run with a bloop single as the San Francisco Giants beat the Royals, 3-2, in Game 7 of the 2014 World Series in Kansas City on Wednesday night.
Nick Folk's potential game-winning, 58-yard field goal with five seconds left was blocked, and the New England Patriots beat the New York Jets, 27-25, in Foxborough, Mass. on Thursday night.
Travis Ishikawa hit a game-winning, three-run homer off Michael Wacha in the bottom of the ninth inning, and the Giants beat the St. Louis Cardinals, 6-3, in San Francisco on Thursday night to win Game 5 of the National League Championship Series and advance to the World Series for the third time in five years.


text: Politics 31 January 2008 Heart of darkness Violence Slavoj Zizek Profile Books, 224pp, £12.99  Sign up for our weekly email * Since the deaths of Jacques Derrida in 2004 and Jean Baudrillard in 2007, the Slovenian critic Slavoj Zizek has quickly cemented his position as the world's most prominent philosopher and cultural theorist. Like his predecessors, he has divided opinion within the academy, where his belligerent style and cultish following have alienated those not enraptured by his sheer energy. His recent film appearances - in The Pervert's Guide to Cinema and Zizek! - have allowed him to reach a wider audience and won him many admirers, but his idiosyncratic, far-left political views have tended to provoke the anger of the liberal left (as in Johann Hari's review of Zizek! in this magazine last April). His new book, Violence, is typical of his work: digressive, inconsistent, politically engaged, occasionally brilliant, sometimes funny, and often wrong. Zizek's principal gimmick - and one of the reasons for his mass appeal - is his tendency to explain abstract theoretical ideas through pop-cultural references. He quotes Elton John to elucidate the conflict between social Darwinism and Christianity, and uses Badiou, Hegel and Freud in a lengthy discussion of a "masturbate-a-thon". This oscillation between high and low registers seems irreverent at first, but it becomes a predictable quirk. In its subject matter, Violence is representative of the direction that theory has taken since 9/11. This has been characterised partly by a genuine engagement with contemporary politics, as the spectre of international terrorism sends the erstwhile inhabitants of ivory towers rushing for the fire exits. In this respect, this wave of contemporary thinkers is a vast improvement on theorists of the previous generation such as Gilles Deleuze, whose pious ultra-leftism manifested itself in dense works that had nothing whatsoever to do with the real practice of politics. Beside this newfound political commitment, theory has also surprisingly shifted towards the previously unfashionable subject of ethics. Alain Badiou, Terry Eagleton, Jacques Rancière and Giorgio Agamben share with Zizek an interest in the way that morality functions in contemporary politics. The starting point of Zizek's argument is that that every state is founded on violence, an insight that is not original (the words are Trotsky's), but one that holds true. Max Weber, whom Zizek oddly neglects to mention, accurately defined the modern state as "that human community which within a defined territory successfully claims for itself the monopoly of legitimate physical force". Zizek puts a moral gloss on this, implying that he has exposed the violence that is at the dark heart of democracy, but in fact it is fairly uncontroversial. If Slavoj Zizek stabs me to death with a ballpoint pen, this is an illegitimate use of force, and - by almost universal consent - the state is entitled to lock him up physically. My family is not entitled to take revenge by torturing him with other items from the stationery drawer. On one level, Zizek simply suggests that the state's monopoly on legitimate violence is a bad thing. Yet the alternative - a Nietzschean return to a primitive, stateless anarchy in which blood is repaid with blood - is only briefly considered in the final chapter, and then through an interpretation of Lars von Trier's Dogville. He also toys with the tiresome relativist argument that the democratic state's monopoly on violence somehow undermines its claim of superiority over dictatorships and tyrannies. What right do we have to criticise totalitarianism when liberal democracies also assert their dominance through physical compulsion? Unfortunately for Zizek, who does not disguise his contempt for liberal values, the best way out of this dilemma is to uphold the importance of an independent judiciary, a free press and a redistributive system of welfare, all three of which can help to regulate the state's use of force against its citizens. As a theory of political violence, this book fails, but it is partially redeemed by the passages in which Zizek addresses the main issues of our time, proposing solutions to contemporary political crises. There is cause to think that these proposals would prove unworkable, but they are evidence of fresh thinking. The question of who owns Jerusalem, for example, is to be solved by making it a neutral zone that belongs to nobody, "the elevation of Jerusalem into an extra-political, sacred site". In a similar vein, the "clash of civilisations" between Islam and Christianity is met with a passionate defence of atheism, "a European legacy worth fighting for". Here Zizek shrugs off any suggestion of relativism and confronts the weaknesses of politically correct multiculturalism. "What about submitting Islam - together with all other religions - to a respectful, but for that reason no less ruthless, critical analysis? This, and only this, is the way to show true respect for Muslims: to treat them as serious adults responsible for their beliefs." If Zizek would pursue this end seriously, he might be worth his place at the top of the philosophical pile. Matthew Taunton is a Leverhulme Fellow in the School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing at UEA, and is currently working on a book about the cultural resonances of the Russian Revolution in Britain. Subscribe from just £1 per issue This article first appeared in the 04 February 2008 issue of the New Statesman, God More


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[edit] 2 Fay: Adam Bergmark
Project suggestions https://github.com/faylang/fay/issues?labels=zurihac&state=open
I (Adam) will help out and I'd be happy to pair program with people so we can make quicker progress (I'd appreciate that myself also). Some things are simple additions and should be quick, others are more involved and would probably work out better with more than one person on it.
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Today is Aug. 8, 2008. 08/08/08. 888. Lucky eights.
One lucky local is Katie Gooch, of Draper, who turns 8 today, eight years after she was born as an 8-pound, 8-ounce baby girl in 2000. Katie - or, should I say, K-8-E - said today will be a lucky day for her because of the day's plans, which include eating French toast for breakfast, a Subway cold-cut trio (with lettuce only) for lunch, an outing to the mall to get ears pierced and then dinner at the Mayan tonight.
Because Katie has a soccer game today, her mom - who had Katie in her eighth year of marriage - has scheduled a special party for her on Aug. 16, called the "8 Days Later Party."
On the other end of the spectrum, there's Adeline Proctor, of Sugar House, who turns 88 today. She plans to celebrate with her family, which includes eight great-grandchildren. "I've been waiting for it," Proctor said of her birthday. "I must be lucky - I have a lot of eights."
Numerologists generally agree that 08/08/08 is a lucky day: perfect for weddings, buying lottery tickets and asking for a promotion at work even if all you've been doing lately is singing "Eight Days a Week" at your desk.
There's good reason the Chinese wanted to launch their Olympics today. The number eight is considered extremely lucky to the Chinese, in part because in China the word "eight" sounds like the word "prosper" or "wealth." (It's too bad Chinese ice skaters won't be able to skate figure-8s during these summer games.)
It's natural that eight might be considered lucky worldwide, as eight is the atomic number of oxygen. Eight is a so-called "magic number" in nuclear physics - whatever that means.
There are eight Beatitudes, eight is the number of wealth and abundance in Hindu, and when Jewish children are 8 days old, they get circumcised as a necessary rite. (Maybe we should consider that latter example as culturally significant, but not quite so lucky for the boys involved.)
Locally, eight is the number beloved Brigham Young University quarterback Steve Young wore, and 8 is the age of baptism for children of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
So, chances are that if you look into your Magic 8-Ball, a 20-sided device floating in the dark blue liquid inside will tell you "it is decidedly so" that today is your lucky day.
But before we jump off a cliff and expect to land on our feet just because it's a lucky day and we had a V8, it's a useful exercise to look in the past and see if past 08/08/08s have been lucky for mankind.
On Aug. 8, 1908, the Wright Brothers made their first public flight at a French race course.
On the same day, the late U.S. Supreme Court justice Arthur Goldberg was born - so that was lucky for him. His most influential opinion on the bench was when he argued that the death penalty was "cruel and unusual punishment" - so some convicts got lucky because of that.
Perusing the Aug. 8, 1908, edition of The Salt Lake Tribune reveals that luck was in the air. The local health board had just revealed that there were "only 72 deaths" in Salt Lake City in the month of July, signifying that the "mortality rate now is at very low ebb."
Also in the Tribune was an advertisement for the very lucky Mexican Mustang Liniment, "for the outward ailments of Man or Beast." The panacea was promised to give relief for, among other things, burns, colds, sore throat, shoe boils, harness sores and lameness - the latter for horses, not men, unless a man had a sore throat, apparently.
Here's a random sampling of lucky Aug. 8s.
- On Aug. 8, 1708, Benjamin Franklin's sister, Lydia, was born. Again, a lucky day for her.
- On Aug. 8, 1608, John Smith left the Tockwogh village and headed down the Chesapeake on his second exploration of the Virginian river. That, in itself, wasn't particularly lucky, but if Smith really looked like Colin Farrell (who played the character in the recent film "The New World"), perhaps he got lucky.
- On Aug. 8, 1508, Juan Ponce de Leon founded the first settlement in Puerto Rico, which was lucky for the future rum drinkers of the world.
Yet some other Aug. 8s haven't been as lucky.
On Aug. 8, 1608, the British theaters at which William Shakespeare's plays were allowed to be performed were shut down because of fears that the plague would spread.
On Aug. 8, 1308, the Order of the Knights Templar - the villains in "The Da Vinci Code" - were sent a letter from the pope that led to them being exonerated from heresy, and freeing them, hundreds of years later, to persecute the hero of the book and film.
And on Aug. 8, 2007, I was beset by an ingrown toenail that really hurt.
But, in the end, the moral of the story is that people will die today, and others will be born. Some people will wed, and some people will divorce. Some people will be hurt, and others will be healed. (For Katie of Draper, that means she will experience momentary pain as she gets her ears pierced today, but the pain will pass.) All we know is that we just don't know.
But, hey, maybe this is a day to try your luck. For example, perhaps you feel the urge to shoot billiards, and you're contemplating your odds at sinking an eight ball into a lucky pocket. Chances are, you just might sink it.
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- V8 engine
- 8 levels of consciousness, according to Tim Leary
- 8 known B-vitamins
- 8 bits in a byte
- "Sk8er Boi," song by Avril Lavigne
- 8888 Burmese uprising on Aug. 8, 1988, that demanded democracy
- Perusing the Aug. 8, 1908, edition of The Salt Lake Tribune reveals that luck was in the air. The local health board had just revealed that there were "only 72 deaths" in Salt Lake City in the month of July, signifying that the "mortality rate now is at very low ebb."
Lucky 8 parties
- Tonight there's an 08/08/08 neighborhood party/fundraiser for the 4th Street Clinic at Pioneer Park from 4-7 p.m.
- Tonight the city of Layton and the Davis Arts Council present a "Great Family Date in 08/08/08." Admission is $8 for adults and free for children 8 and under. The party begins at 8 p.m. at the Ed Kenley Amphitheater at 8 p.m. in L-8-ton. Crazy-8 games and prize giveaways will be part of the night, along with music by Mid-Life Crisis and comedy from Craig Bielik and Keith Stubbs.


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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New Jersey Republican Governor Chris Christie on Monday signed into law a measure to prevent therapists from counseling gay and lesbian youths to change their sexual orientation, making his the second U.S. state to ban so-called conversion therapy.
The state senate approved the measure in June, putting it on the desk of Christie, who is seeking re-election this fall and also widely considered a White House contender for the Republican Party in 2016.
Citing medical and psychiatric research that sexual orientation is determined at birth, the law bans state-licensed counselors, therapists and social workers from practicing a method of talk therapy that opponents have said is deeply damaging to the self-esteem and identity of gay youths.
Christie said he was signing the legislation based on research that found "efforts to change sexual orientation can pose critical health risks, including, but not limited to, depression, substance abuse, social withdrawal, decreased self-esteem and suicidal thoughts."
But he said he still had "concerns about government limiting parental choice on the care and treatment of their own children."
Former New Jersey Democratic Governor Jim McGreevey, who stepped down from office in 2004 in a gay sex scandal, praised the measure, saying it was based in "sound psychiatric research."
"Governor Christie should really be applauded," McGreevey told Reuters. "Whenever a governor of his stature signs a bill like this, it sends a message, not just to the nation but to the individual child that you are normal and as God made you."
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CEDAR CITY, Utah, Feb. 4 - Southern Utah's Damon Heuir earned his second Big Sky Conference Player of the Week award on Monday, following his play in the Thunderbirds' wins over Sacramento State and Northern Arizona last week. Heuir averaged 27.5 points, 5.5 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game in the two wins.
He led the team in scoring in both games and was the team's top assists man as well as a co-rebounding leader against Sacramento State. Heuir scored 28 points with seven rebounds, seven assists and a steal in the team's 79-67 win over the Hornets, then scored 27 points with four rebounds, an assist and a steal two nights later against the Lumberjacks.
Against SAC he scored 19 of his 28 points in the second half when the Thunderbirds overcame a 39-26 halftime deficit to post a 79-67 win, then he did most of his damage in the second half against NAU when he scored 18 of his 27 points en route to the 78-67 win.
For the week he shot .417 from the field (14-of-24), .462 from 3-point range (6-of-13) and .864 from the free throw line (19-of-22).
Heuir's first BSC Player of the Week award came after he scored 30 points to lead SUU to its first road win of the season, a 90-77 victory at Northern Arizona on Jan. 5. That week he shared the honors with Weber State's Scott Bamforth.


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Bayou Meto is one of the largest state-owned wildlife management areas in the nation, encompassing 33,832 acres in Arkansas and Jefferson counties. The topography is generally flat with little more than an 11-foot change in elevation over the entire area. The area has a north-south elongation, with the southernmost extension of the area separated from the main body by a distance of one mile.
Sixteen all-weather (graveled) roads are available, totaling 17.4 miles. In addition, 25 secondary (non-graveled) roads are scattered throughout the area, but are only for AGFC employees conducting management and enforcement work.
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Six lakes, totaling 1,080 acres, are on the area. Halowell Reservoir is the largest, being 600 acres, followed by Grand Cypress lake (280 acres), Cox Cypress (150 acres) and Wrape Lake (80 acres).
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ABC News Stacks the Deck Against Trayvon Martin
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ABC News just sent this tweet out:
Go to the article — here — and you learn Trayvon Martin had a drug, not drugs plural, in his system: "The autopsy report shows traces of the drug THC, which is found in marijuana, in Martin's blood and urine." So there was one drug and there was only a "trace" of that one drug.
That's a far cry from what is stated as fact in ABC's tweet: "…had drugs in system…"
They don't call it the lame stream media for nothing. Maybe we should throw something about shameless in there too.
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Marathon #2 is in the books! What an accomplishment.
Read about how I felt going into the race here.
2014 is going to be a good year – 'Stop Wishing. Start Doing.' <–Living up to this motto one day at a time 🙂
Race Date: January 12, 2014
Race Location: Orlando, Florida (Walt Disney World)
I highly suggest that you put a Disney race on your bucket list. They have topped all of the races that I have ever run. They know how to organize an event, and they do it very well. Participants are always happy and very energized. The costumes make the race extra fun and spectators are lined up EVERYWHERE which keeps the runner-high lasting all the way through to the finish line. Not to mention running through the Disney theme parks where cast-members are there to greet you and employees are working overtime hours to dress as characters and take photographs with runners if they wish. Seriously, the lines that runners stand in during their race to take photographs with the characters is unbelievable, but that's just the way a Disney race goes. The energy is eminent and these races have always left me with high spirits and feeling so blessed.
We were disappointed to find out that we were wrong about the Corral we originally thought that we were in. We ended up starting back a lot farther than we would have liked, but we made do with the situation and everything turned out great! We just had to weave in-and-out of runners in the beginning. It seemed as if our entire Corral was following the run/walk training plan. Everyone ran the first mile, then walked the second. Literally, every single person stopped all at once after crossing the mile 2 marker. It was kind of funny. But, my Aunt and I just kept on moving along 🙂
We both trained to stop at each water station. That gave us a few seconds to rest, gulp down our water slowly so that it went down smoothly, gather our thoughts (it's always a mental game), and continue!
Miles 1-16 were smooth sailing for me. As I crossed over the mile 17 marker, I could see runners on their way back from the Wild World of Sports (where I was headed), and I could also see the mile 21 marker. I knew I had 5 miles to go before I would be passing over that mile marker, so I just kept on going. Mile 17 is when my legs really began to cramp up a bit. I had a really good pace going and was able to keep the pace until I got to that mile 21 marker. I hit my wall around mile 21 – this is when everything began to hurt. Painful, but manageable. My mental game began at this point in the race. I just focused on the end goal and ignored my throbbing legs.
Once I reached Hollywood Studios I got a bit of a second wind. The theme park had opened for the day so not only were there race spectators, but families who were visiting the parks migrated over to cheer on the runners! This kind of stuff gives me an extra boost of energy and puts a HUGE smile on my face, so I picked up the pace. I was dressed as Minnie Mouse and I couldn't tell you how many people said "Go Minnie Go" or "Lookin' Good Minnie," Aw, just makes me melt. Especially when the little kids scream and point "There's Minnie!" or hold their hand out for a high-five – I love that!
After Hollywood Studios it was just a short 3 mile run down the boardwalk and into Epcot. Once in Epcot, we ran 'around the World' and before we knew it we were crossing the finish line. I sprinted through the finish line. It wasn't pretty and I probably looked really funny doing it, but I did. I was happy. I was emotional. I felt blessed, loved, accomplished, and SO happy to be in Disney World.
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These words mark the entrance to Fort McPherson National Cemetery, chosen by the United States as the final resting place for hundreds of persons who died on the Nebraska frontier - many of them originally buried in U.S. Forts. Bodies have been brought to Fort McPherson from 23 different cemeteries on or near old, long abandoned Forts, originally located in Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska, and the Philippines.
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God help the person who buys a ticket to Bob Saget's Sunday night show thinking they're about to enjoy the comedy stylings of mild-mannered Full House dad Danny Tanner. Or the man responsible for those lame zingers on America's Funniest Home Videos. Because while Bob Saget certainly played those parts, it's a (mostly) well known fact that he's an absolutely filthy comedian. He's one of the more perfect pardoxes in American comedy—a man who can play it so straight that he's been a staple of family television for twenty years, yet is capable of evoking laughter by telling inappropriate jokes about infants and sex acts. The genius of Bob Saget lies in his ability to look like Danny Tanner and deliver a joke so blue that even the bawdiest of us are momentarily stunned. It's not just about a superficial shock, either; Saget revels in pointing out hypocrisy and exploring contrasts. Saget's wheels-off stream-of-conciousness style gives his shows an unpredictable edge, but one thing's for sure—if you're easily offended, you're gonna wanna sit this one out. Saget performs at the House of Blues, 2200 North Lamar, at 7 p.m. Tickets are available on ticketmaster.com and range from $29.50 to $55. The show is (clearly) an 18 and up event.
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