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Associate Sculpture Conservator at The Museum of Modern Art where he has worked since 1998. He received his MA from the Royal College of Art/ Victoria & Albert Museum Conservation Program (1997). Roger completed several internships including Metropolitan Museum of Art; The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and the University of East Anglia: Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts in Norwich England. He has published and lectured on various topics of conservation and his recent research examines the nature of the collaborative process of art professionals in regards to the exhibition installation, preservation, maintenance, and storage of ephemeral contemporary art.
A duo consisting of Yuka Shimura (born in 1976; holds a B.A. from Tama Art University and a M.A. from University of the Arts London: Central St Martins) and her brother Kentaro (born in 1979; holds a degree in Imaging Art from Tokyo Polytechnic University). SHIMURAbros received an Excellence Award in the Art Division of the 13th Japan Media Arts Festival hosted by Japan's Agency for Cultural Affairs. In addition to screenings at Festival de Cannes and the Berlinale Festival. Their works have been exhibited worldwide at the National Arts Center in Tokyo, the National University of Singapore Museum, NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Taipei, Hessel Museum of Art and CCS Bard Galleries in New York, the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (Australia) and Viennas MuseumsQuartier. On an arts grant from Pola Art Foundation, SHIMURAbros relocated to Berlin in 2014 where they are currently researchers at the studio of Olafur Eliasson.
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Born in Tokyo in 1983. Representative of HIGURE 17-15 contemporary art studio. He has been involved in exhibiting and installing contemporary art owned by numerous art museums, galleries and individual collectors, both in Japan and overseas. He has recognized a need for surveys and documentation of contemporary art for which unconventional approaches are required in re-exhibitions and preservation, including media art and installations, and in recent years he has worked particularly hard in this field. He has been involved in a variety of projects in the field of preservation and re-exhibition, including preservation and restoration products for media art and kinetic art, the creation of installation manuals for re-exhibition purposes, and carrying out condition checks on video work.


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One of the best values when considering that it fully supports Live and System Link play, has HD graphics support, and one of the best audio tracks ever laid down in a video game.
There is a lot of value in the game with a rather large single-player mode (about twelve hours) and co-op, four-player split-screen and Xbox Live support. While there are other FPS that do things better, Shadow Ops is a solid entry.
The game isn't perfect, but the amazing combination of gritty realism and cinematic elements makes up for some minor sore spots.
I am also disappointed by the lack of blood. War is bloody and full of gore, and I want to see it all when I am playing.
The lack of detail and setup options may annoy the hardcore FPS fans, but the arcade approach will appease most players.
Shadow Ops hardly ever strays from its basic first-person shooter blueprint and that's what makes this a lackluster shooter, but the action is always of the pulse-pounding kind and that certainly counts for something.
The creators seem to have focused more on blending cinematic elements and story arc than on controls and action. Still, it's a solid all-around title that pushes games in a different direction and serves as a vivid reminder that living in America is way better than living in Chechnya.
One major plus point is a superb, absorbing 5.1-surround sound experience that demands volume and really brings the game to life.
The biggest problem is that Shadow Ops apparent efforts at achieving a cinematic feel have fallen well flat and the FMV is disappointingly bland.
Official Xbox MagazineWhile it doesn't have the style of "Halo" or the myriad of gameplay choices like "Splinter Cell," Shadow Ops is a decent throwback to simpler shooter times when running and gunning was all that is to be expected. [Aug 2004, p.77]
An average shooter through and through. The gameplay is average and so are the graphics. There isn't anything new or exciting happening in this game, but mostly things we have seen done better in other titles.
Yes, it has some glaring AI problems, some repetitive and overly simplistic gameplay aspects. And yeah, one of the final cut-scenes, where our hero lands on a speeding train, is about as PlayStation One graphics as it gets, I still enjoyed the game.
It could've been a good title if it'd been tweaked more, especially in paying attention to the AI driving the opposition. But without that love, this is just another 'seen it 15 times this year' title.
A reliable, well-designed and fun shooter title to provide you with some intense gameplay both in single player and multiplayer versions.
With its no nonsense game play I recommend this title for those bored of the Tom Clancy approach to gaming.
The lack of a quick save or manual save takes a great deal of enjoyment out of the game.
Arguably the most cinematic shooter on the market, and though the gameplay is flawed in some respects, the lengthy, engrossing single-player campaign is still worth the price of admission. The offline multiplayer component can provide a few small kicks as well, but Xbox Live owners should beware, as online play is dodgy, to say the least.
A little frustrating, a little predictable, but like many a Hollywood blockbuster, it's a thrill ride worth taking.
Starts off strong with a great story, flawless controls, and some initially impressive graphics, but the more you play the more the graphics start to reveal their flaws, as does the gameplay, when AI glitches and environmental bugs start to pop up and ruin the experience.
The campaign missions can be pretty intense at times--but the underlying action itself lacks the sort of visceral punch that shooters ought to have. It's not that big of an issue in the heavily scripted single-player levels, but Shadow Ops' clunky multiplayer gameplay significantly suffers for it.
Play MagazineA linear approach to design and the tired reliance on ubiquitously placed exploding barrels will raise red flags for some, but I'm always down for an intense march through a shooting gallery. [July 2004, p.73]
Fans of the soldier shooting genre are better off sticking with the current and upcoming Tom Clancy games than looking at the weak shadow of a game that SORM ultimately turns out to be.
Just another average game that tries well but just doesn't stand out amongst the myriad of great shooters out on the market.
Cheat Code CentralProbably the most disappointing aspect of the game is the way that it deals with the mechanics and animation of shooting. There are few indications that you are hitting your target aside from the enemy actually falling down.
Perhaps the single biggest fault of Shadow Ops is that the game simply offers nothing new to the genre and lacks any personality.
While the action is intense the first time you take control, this coolness becomes a novelty after a while. The missions are real basic and offer little flavor once you've played through the first few levels.
A few interesting urban levels, cinematic cutscenes and kickass surround sound aren't enough to save Shadow Ops from being decidedly mediocre. It isn't horribly bad, but it isn't good either.
There's always potential in the realistic shooter, and on paper, Shadow Ops seems pretty strong. But that crucial spark that separates the good from the great is mission in action.
Pure, mindless action hindered by a couple of dud rounds.
A merely passable game...Why have a White Castle hamburger when you can have a juicy steak? [Aug 2004, p.103]
games(TM)An average single-player game with competent but not brilliant multiplayer modes tacked onto the side. [Aug 2004, p.106]
Forgettable Moment: Missions 3-23, all more or less the same, all frustratingly linear and unoriginal.
If not for the impressive sound and the sheer intensity of fighting a seemingly endless supply of terrorists, this game would have no redeeming qualities.
The game lacks checkpoints, and missions can take upwards of twenty minutes to complete, so should you die 18 minutes into a level, you're forced to go through the entire level again. For a game this bad, that's torture.
This is a bad game. A game so bland and annoying, it took twice as long as most other titles to play for a review because I could only bear it in 20-minute doses.
Electronic Gaming MonthlyThis includes multiplayer, which is a joke: dull levels, instant respawns in capture the flag (try invading a base when downed enemies just reappear right away, with full health), and a horrible interface that leaves online soldiers more confused than eagerly anticipating the action. [Aug 2004, p.110]
Many of the right elements are in play – lots of bad guys, decent graphics, online functionality - but it seems Shadow Ops: Red Mercury is merely following an old recipe without adding the proper seasoning to spice things up. The result is just a shadow of the competition.
The fact of the matter is there are many other FPS on the Xbox that have a better story, better multiplayer play, and more innovation that will make you feel like you just made a smart 50 dollar purchase.
This wonky A.I., coupled with an online component that falls flat on its face, makes Mercury hard to recommend for shooter fans. Just like Hollywood, rote imitation works for a short time only.
Edge MagazineShadow Ops feels like a game put together by a team bored by the clichés of the genre and the special forces material it was given to work with. This quickly communicates itself to the player. [Aug 2004, p.102]
GMR MagazineIt's a dull action-heavy first-person shooter emphasizing run-and-gun play rather than tactical warfare - with some noticeable slowdown when enemies and friendlies clog the screen. [Aug 2004, p.96]
The game is so hopelessly generic, even with what little is does get right, it just can't rise above what it is... another "me-too" game.
Frustrating, boring, and poorly executed, this is a game that is destined for the dustbin.
Awards & Rankings
#42 Most Discussed Xbox Game of 2004
#53 Most Shared Xbox Game of 2004
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 14 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 6 out of 11
Mixed: 2 out of 11
Negative: 3 out of 11
SamJ.May 13, 2007Good game, but damn guys, how bout some checkpoints?? im what some might call a hardcore fps fan (like all i play is shooters) easy is too Good game, but damn guys, how bout some checkpoints?? im what some might call a hardcore fps fan (like all i play is shooters) easy is too easy, medium is challenging enough, but no save points! hard is insane! difficulty levels are not balanced! a good weekender, but dont buy it, there is never ANYONE online anyway.… Full Review »
BobM.Feb 1, 2005Shadow ops is a solid game. It is tough and very intense. The graphics are very nice and the levels are a blast. Everything is great in this Shadow ops is a solid game. It is tough and very intense. The graphics are very nice and the levels are a blast. Everything is great in this game except one thing. The are no checkpoints. You have to restart the long levels every time you die.… Full Review »
NuNRGNov 18, 2004Definitely an under appreciated FPS. The graphics may not set a standard for the genre, however, it does have its moments. The sound effects Definitely an under appreciated FPS. The graphics may not set a standard for the genre, however, it does have its moments. The sound effects and music is among the best in an xbox game easily on the same level found in the recently released Halo 2. The aiming cursor feels very tight making it easy to aim in on targets. The control scheme setup rivals that of Halo's and in a few ways actually improves upon it. The left-trigger is used to zoom in making it easier and feel more natural than pushing in the R3 (very nice) Weapons change is done via the d-pad with each weapon assigned to a direction press for four weapons carrying at once vice two from Halo (an improvement) You can lob or roll a grenade with the black/white buttons (another improvement) Xbox live and link play support (oh yeah) and a fairly decent story to carry you through the game making Red Mercury a very solid purchase.… Full Review »


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This partnership between the Swiss Re Foundation and the ETH Zurich Foundation extends a collaboration between Swiss Re and ETH Zurich Foundation that began in 2008 when ETH Zurich launched the Integrative Risk Management initiative, making it the leading center for research in this area.
As one of the world's largest reinsurers, Swiss Re is particularly interested in supporting the development of new talent and research programmes in risk management. In 2008, Swiss Re therefore agreed to provide seed funding for the Integrative Risk Management initiative which was used to finance a chaired professorship in Integrative Risk Management and Economics within ETH Zurich's Department of Management, Technology and Economics. In 2011 the ETH Risk Center was launched, an interdisciplinary competence centre devoted to risk research; communication and cooperation with industry, government agencies and the media; and state-of-the-art risk education.
Today the ETH Risk Center comprises 14 professorships, three of which are new chairs held by internationally recognised scholars: Antoine Bommier (Integrative Risk Management), Wanda Mimra (Risk and Insurance Economics) and Giovanni Sansavini (Risk and Reliability). These chaired professorships were made possible by grants from partners and donors including Swiss Re.
The ETH Risk Center conducts research, organises risk-related seminars for diverse stakeholders and supports practical solutions to humanitarian challenges, such as catastrophe prevention and emergency disaster relief. A growing portfolio of interdisciplinary research and education programmes attracts risk experts and scholars from across the world.
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The "Risk" project aims to increase the ETH Risk Center's capacity to pursue research, attract talent and support interdisciplinary collaboration as well as international outreach. Special emphasis will be placed on supporting multiple generations of talent – that is, researchers at various stages of development – in their efforts to solve risk management problems around the world.
The Swiss Re Foundation's donation will support high-calibre scholars from the masters through the post-doc level and beyond and allow visiting scientists from academia and industry to take part in research and education activities at the ETH Risk Center. Through the initiative in total, per year, an additional ca. 4-5 positions on Master-/PhD level, ca. 5 Postdocs and about 6 visitors for periods of 3 months can be supported. In addition, an array of innovative research projects will be initiated that focus on the centre's research specialties, including economic and financial crisis, social risks and conflicts, robustness of infrastructure systems and services and integrative risk management and system design.
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Smart sprinkler controllers can save you money on your water bill, but sorting through the options can be overwhelming. That's why I'm going to compare Rachio vs RainMachine vs Skydrop to find an overall winner.
If the high price tag is stopping you from committing to a smart sprinkler controller, remember that many water companies offer rebates for these kind of devices. Put in your zip code to see if you qualify for a rebate through Rachio on their website.
As a side note, all of these smart sprinkler controllers can be managed from within your web browser or smart phone's app and also offer real-time notifications of your yard's watering.
Rachio vs RainMachine vs Skydrop
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All devices include detailed watering reports to see how much you watered and when, along with custom watering options for each zone.
Offers kits for 8 or 16 zones Completely network-based. You have to use your phone, computer or other device to set up and control Rachio, with no touchscreen or button controls
Offers kits for 8, 12, or 16 zones
Schedule directly on touch-screen controller (touchscreen only available on HD models) or within the app
LED illuminated touch keys for easy scheduling on the device
Offers kits for 8 or 16 zonesSchedule directly on the device with a spinning jog dial
Winner: RainMachine
Sometimes things are just easier without your smart phone. Maybe it's charging upstairs and you just want to quickly adjust the sprinklers before you forget. On Rachio, that's not an option since there are no controls on the device. Skydrop has controls, but it's a little less easy to use since it is mainly a spinning dial (no touch screen). RainMachine wins this one for their illuminated touch keys that make it easy to schedule either on the device or on your phone.
Water Savings
All three of Rachio vs RainMachine vs Skydrop use weather data to automatically adjust your watering schedule.
EPA WaterSense certified (makes it easier to get rebates)
Claims 50% savings
Checks with NOAA and several other weather services to know when to water based on forecasts, lets you select a nearby weather station
Calculates needed water based on types of plants, soil, and sun exposure. Just input the info and let Rachio do the work
Flex Scheduling has errors, can lead to overconsumption of water if not monitored
EPA WaterSense certified (makes it easier to get rebates) Claims 80% savings Integrates with Netatmo Personal Weather Stations for extremely accurate weather data. Connects with NOAA weather service and others several times per day to keep your system accurately watered. Adjustable sensitivity for changing the schedule for weather updates
EPA WaterSense certified (makes it easier to get rebates) Customize your watering based on how much you want to save
Hyper-local, real-time weathering dataClaims 35% savings
Winner: RainMachine
RainMachine edges out Rachio because of its integration with Netatmo Personal Weather Stations. You can't get more accurate than a personal weather station on your own property. It's also got the EPA WaterSense certified (allowing you to get a rebate if your community offers one).
Smart Features
All devices in Rachio vs RainMachine vs Skydrop work with Nest to send reports to Nest Home. If Nest Protect detects a fire, each will turn on the sprinklers and water your property to prevent the fire from spreading.
"Most connected sprinkler controller"Works with Amazon Echo for voice control
Has IFTTT integration, allowing you to automate your sprinklers with certain rules
Also works with: Control4, Wink, Crestron, Nexia
Works with Amazon Echo
IFTTT integration
Also works with: Netatmo, Wink, SmartThings
Recently added IFTTT integration in September 2016No integration other devices, except with IFTTT
Winner: Rachio
Rachio calls itself the most connected smart sprinkler, and it's not a lie. The device works with many smart home systems and can be automated with IFTTT triggers and Amazon Echo voice commands. RainMachine was a close second, but it technically works with less devices than Rachio, so we will give this category to Rachio.
All apps within Rachio vs RainMachine vs Skydrop continue to be updated and enhanced, including updates within the past few months. They each offer live phone support 6 or 7 days per week and are known for excellent customer service.
Improved set up with 2nd generation, just hold your smart phone near the device and enter the serial number to link up
Allows you to share access with irrigation professionals or family
Lets you name and photograph different zones to help you tell them apart.
Offers a trial of their app on their website
Made in the USA
Doesn't come with set up tools
Cloud independent – this allows you to store your data locally and not depend on another company's servers Functions even if the WiFi is down Open source code, allowing for more and more functionality down the road. If you're a developer, you can write your own Python code for RainMachine. Offers location-specific water savings calculator on their website based on the past 365 days of weather and water usage. In other words: you can find out how much you would have saved for the past year with RainMachine. Lets you name zones for easier control Comes with a template and small screwdriver for set up Bigger learning curve for software, not as easy to use Made in China
Big overhaul of updates greatly improved the app recently
Lets you name zones for easier control
Allows you to share access with irrigation professionals or family members
Enters a backup schedule if the WiFi is down
Made in the USA
Newer product and software, could use more updates and improvements
Winner: RainMachine
While Rachio and Skydrop do have some enticing features like offering access to other users and photographing different zones to easily tell them apart, RainMachine just has to win this category. If Rachio goes out of business, your device is a very fancy looking brick, leaving you forced to go back to your old-school sprinkler controller.
RainMachine functions even if the WiFi is down. It stores the information, including your password, locally, making it both secure and protected in case anything ever happens to RainMachine. In other words, your device will always work. The open source code also sets RainMachine apart because it shows that more functionality will always be on its way.
Quick Note about Outdoor Enclosures & Rain Sensors
Each of these three smart sprinkler controllers in Rachio vs RainMachine vs Skydrop have outdoor enclosures. These protect the electronics from rain, wind, and sun damage if you need to use them outdoors. Here are links to the enclosures if you need one for your controllers:
- Skydrop Outdoor Enclosure
- Rachio Outdoor Enclosure
- RainMachine Orbit Outdoor Enclosure– since this has a touchscreen, even within the box it still needs shelter from direct sunlight and needs to avoid moisture accumulation such as condensation. May not work in very humid environments
Similarly, each device for Rachio vs RainMachine vs Skydrop works with compatible rain sensors. These serve as a back-up if Mother Nature has a surprise downpour that isn't part of the forecast. For more information, head to these three links:
Overall Winner
Well, it's a tough choice, but we have to choose a favorite. And the overall winner of Rachio vs RainMachine vs Skydrop is…
We can't ignore RainMachine's awesome features. It is completely independent from the cloud, so you know it will always work. Its open source code makes it super smart, and it integrates with (almost) everything you would need like IFTTT and Amazon Echo. It's also EPA WaterSense certified and can be scheduled manually on the device to help you save cash.
Rachio is still a great option, especially if you have SmartThings, want a device that's ultra easy to use and set up, and still value connectivity and the WaterSense certification, or need one that works well outdoors. In all reality, Rachio is a very legit company and you shouldn't have any concerns purchasing their device for controlling your sprinklers.
Skydrop has similar features to Rachio and works well for many customers. It also has the lowest price tag by far, while still offering advanced features. As they add more smart home integration and continue to update their software, Skydrop will continue to capture happy customers in this market.
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Anyone catch this one? I think I might be in the wrong state...time to move to OK
Oklahoma Rebellion by Walter Williams -- Capitalism MagazineOklahoma Rebellion
by Walter Williams (July 16, 2008)
One of the unappreciated casualties of the War of 1861, erroneously called a Civil War, was its contribution to the erosion of constitutional guarantees of state sovereignty. It settled the issue of secession, making it possible for the federal government to increasingly run roughshod over Ninth and 10th Amendment guarantees. A civil war, by the way, is a struggle where two or more parties try to take over the central government. Confederate President Jefferson Davis no more wanted to take over Washington, D.C., than George Washington wanted to take over London. Both wars are more properly described as wars of independence.
Oklahomans are trying to recover some of their lost state sovereignty by House Joint Resolution 1089, introduced by State Rep. Charles Key.
The resolution's language, in part, reads: "Whereas, the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States reads as follows: 'The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.'; and Whereas, the Tenth Amendment defines the total scope of federal power as being that specifically granted by the Constitution of the United States and no more; and whereas, the scope of power defined by the Tenth Amendment means that the federal government was created by the states specifically to be an agent of the states; and Whereas, today, in 2008, the states are demonstrably treated as agents of the federal government. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the House of Representatives and the Senate of the 2nd session of the 51st Oklahoma Legislature: that the State of Oklahoma hereby claims sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States over all powers not otherwise enumerated and granted to the federal government by the Constitution of the United States. That this serve as Notice and Demand to the federal government, as our agent, to cease and desist, effective immediately, mandates that are beyond the scope of these constitutionally delegated powers."
Key's resolution passed in the Oklahoma House of Representatives with a 92 to 3 vote, but it reached a bottleneck in the Senate where it languished until adjournment. However, Key plans to reintroduce the measure when the legislature reconvenes.
Federal usurpation goes beyond anything the Constitution's framers would have imagined. James Madison, explaining the constitution, in Federalist Paper 45, said, "The powers delegated to the federal government are few and defined. Those which are to remain in the State governments are numerous and indefinite. The former will be exercised principally on external objects, [such] as war, peace, negotiation, and foreign commerce. The powers reserved to the several States will extend to all the objects which, in the ordinary course of affairs, concern the lives, liberties, and properties of the people." Thomas Jefferson emphasized that the states are not "subordinate" to the national government, but rather the two are "coordinate departments of one simple and integral whole. The one is the domestic, the other the foreign branch of the same government."
Both parties and all branches of the federal government have made a mockery of the checks and balances, separation of powers and the republican form of government envisioned by the founders. One of the more disgusting sights for me to is to watch a president, congressman or federal judge take an oath to uphold and defend the United States Constitution, when in reality they either hold constitutional principles in contempt or they are ignorant of those principles.
State efforts, such as Oklahoma's, create a glimmer of hope that one day Americans and their elected representatives will realize that the federal government is the creation of the states. A bit of rebellion by officials in other states will speed that process along.
God bless Oklahoma.
Just like the movie, only less singing.
Of course even if that resolution passed, there would be no way to make it stick--even if doing that were actually desirable, which I doubt.
And, the FINAL decision on whether or not OK could take back its sovereign rights, would be made by the same 9 justices so many here think have no right to make such a decision.
And, the conservatives on the bench are quite unlikely to do anything whatsoever to weaken Federal powers--as they believe in a "unitary" presidency, and mostly seem to want to grant that office too many powers (exceptions here and there of course.)
So, that's an interesting story Pachinova posted, and not without some merit would the OK house vote that way, but it is fantasy land legislation, meaning nothing--- and The OK Senate rightly decided to ignore it.
Some things just ain't gonna happen.
Great article by Walter Williams... I like listening when he fills in for Rush on the radio. He's a professor of economics at George Mason University.
Very knowledgeable and articulate speaker.
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Come on down!! It's a great place...if you can take the heat and humdity.
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Well, after reading the thread here:
I officially retract any and all statements about any desires I may or may not have had in regards to moving to Oklahoma. They can keep their crummy state. Hmm....I wonder if we can ship Kaine over there. Seems like he would fit right in.


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This is just a little something that I heard that reminded me of our Joe on Grey's Anatomy. This takes place at the end of the episode. "Thanks for the Memories". The song is "Joe's Place" performed by Joe Nichols.
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Where some of us go
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And throw down a cold one or two
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By Willie, Haggard and Jones
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"Hey Joe" Meredith said as she walked up into the bar and took an empty seat.
"Hello Mer." Joe smiled at the young intern and poured her a shot of tequila.
"Thanks Joe. You're a life saver." Meredith then drank her shot down in one breath.
"Leave the bottle."
"Long day?" Taking an empty glass and drying it with a dry towel before putting in away under the counter.
Meredith snickered. "Long life."
Joe watched as Meredith drunk one shot after another. He knew that she had a tough situation with Dr. McDreamy and the hospital. The young intern just had a way to his heart. Not in a love interest but of a brother sister way. Throughout the night, Joe watched to make sure that Meredith didn't get over done on the shots.
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And a blue ribbon sign
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Sitting side by side
Down at Joe's place
Down at Joe's place/
A young man stumbled next to Meredith at the bar. Joe knew that the man had a little too much to drink. With a watchful eye he watched as the man hit on her.
"So what do you say that you and I get out of here and go to my place and see what happens?" He moved his hand up and down Meredith's arm.
Meredith looked over at the man and pulled her arm away. "No thanks" she then drank another shot.
"You don't mean that." He then grabbed her arm forcefully and pulled her out of her seat.
"I SAID NO." Meredith yanked her hand away.
The man reached for her arm again but was stopped when Joe twisted his arm that was reaching for Meredith behind his back.
"The lady said no. So I suggest that you leave." Joe said pushing the man in the direction of the exit.
"Joe this has nothing to do with you. This is between me and the young woman over there." The man started to walk back over to Meredith but Joe stopped him again.
"If that is what you want them lets leave it up to the lady shall we? Miss, do you want to have company with this man?" Joe asked to Meredith.
Meredith shook her head. "No I do not"
Joe looked back at the man that he had a hold on and then escorted him to the door. When Joe came back in Meredith smiled up at him.
"Thanks Joe"
"Hey what are friends for."
/Along about midnight
A few hangers on
Are still hanging out at the bar
If the telephone rings
It's an understood thing
Joe don't know where they are
At a table in the corner
There's a young man and an empty chair
His head in his hands. tears in his eyes
And a girlfriend's ring lying there/
/Along about midnight
About a half hour later another man came up beside Meredith.
"Excuse me? Is this seat taken?" he asked.
Meredith looked over at this man and noticed that this man is very handsome and very sober. She then took a glance at Joe. He stole a look at the man and then back at Meredith. He gave her a shoulder shrug to tell her it was up to her but he would be there if she needed him.
Meredith looked back at the cute man and then decided to give him a chance. "Do you work at the hospital?"
The man smirked, "No"
"Are you married?"
"Are you legally separated to a wife that you don't what to be with?"
Meredith looked back at Joe. He nodded his head and winked at her to go ahead. Meredith looked back at the stranger and moved her jacket from the empty seat next to her. "Then the seat is open for you"
The man smiled then took a seat next to her. "Justin" he held out his hand to her.
"Meredith" she took his hand in hers and smiled sweetly at him.
"Can I buy you a drink Meredith?"
"I'm new in town and I'm beginning to really like this bar."
"There's no place like Joe's"
/Down at Joe's place
It's still the old way
Pickled eggs in a jar
And a blue ribbon sign
Ol' boys and bankers
Sitting side by side
Down at Joe's place
Down at Joe's place/
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The Hunter River comes to rest at Lake Glenbawn, immediately below Belltrees Station. The lake is named after the property that was inundated when Glenbawn Dam was built.
The lake is a popular area for recreation and is home to many species of fish, including bass and golden perch. The open woodland on the lake foreshore provide habitat for an abundance of birdlife, including galahs, eastern rosellas, pelicans, and king parrots, and kangaroos and wallaroos can be seen in the early morning and at dusk.
From the lookouts on Brushy Hill you can look across the lake to Mt Woolooma, the Mount Royal Ranges and Barrington Tops in the east. The Liverpool Range to the north and the valleys of the Upper Hunter to the south and west.
Glenbawn dam was built between 1954 and 1957 to secure water for agriculture, industry and the surrounding townships and to mitigate flooding. It had an original capacity of 300,000 ML until it was enlarged in 1987 to a capacity of 750,000 ML, with an additional reserve capacity of 120,000 ML flood storage to minimise flood impacts on the river downstream. It has a daily discharge rate of around 300 Megalitres per day (as at November 2006).
The dam helps to reduce the magnitude of floods at Muswellbrook by up to 0.5m, but has a negligible effect at Singleton. In extreme flood events, the dam is unlikely to have an effect due to the large area of unregulated catchment above Muswellbrook (DLWC, 2000 as in Spencer et al.)
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The construction of Glenbawn Dam did however have a dramatic impact on the upper reaches of the Hunter River, forming a trap for the sediment that travels down the river from the upper reaches, and disconnecting it from the river downstream. Below the dam, the river is starved of sediment until the Rouchel Brook confluence between Glenbawn Dam and Aberdeen. This tributary of the Hunter brings fine gravel into the system, which is then carried along the main stream and down the catchment.


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Joan M. Edmondson
Joan M. Edmondson, 82, a lifelong resident of West Scranton, died Monday morning under Commonwealth Hospice care at Regional Hospital of Scranton.
Born on Oct. 4, 1930, daughter of Anna Campbell Gilbert, 101 years young and a resident of Scranton, and the late William Gilbert, Joan graduated from West Scranton High School before beginning a career at the former Mercy Hospital in Scranton. Retiring as human resources director, she passionately worked at the hospital for nearly 50 years.
She was a true believer of the underdog and tried to help all in need. A loving daughter, mother, grandmother and friend, her greatest joy in life came from her two beloved granddaughters. Taylor and Annabelle were her whole life's joy, she enjoyed every minute with them and especially their trip every year to Florida and Disney.
Her family would like to thank both the home and inpatient staffs of Commonwealth Hospice for the exceptional care they gave Joan.
She is survived by her daughter, Colle Edmondson and companion, Thomas Jones; and two granddaughters, Annabelle and Taylor Callis, all of Olyphant.
A Mass of Christian Burial is scheduled today at 11 a.m. in the Immaculate Heart of Mary Chapel, Oram Street, West Scranton.
Relatives and friends may pay their respects today from 10:30 until Mass.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Joan's name to either St. Jude Children's Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN, 38105 or to the Griffin Pond Animal Shelter, 967 Griffin Pond Road, Clarks Summit, PA 18411.
Arrangements: Kearney Funeral Home Inc., 125 N. Main Ave., Scranton.
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Tattoos are more permanent than some people realize. Imagine spending one drunk night in a tattoo parlor and suddenly showing up to job offers and weddings with a portrait of Nick Jonas tattooed on your neck. However, fret not about your awful tattoo. Thanks to cover-up work, you can have that bad decision turned into a beautiful red rose. You probably still won't get your desired job, but you'll at least look better at weddings around all the flowers.
Below are great examples of people who regretted their bad tattoos. After their initial tattooing, they had them turned into something they could be proud to show off.
1. Her old cross tattoo is a shadow of its former self.
2. Day of the much better looking dead.
3. From an '80s Bon Jovi look-alike unicorn, to a unicorn with luscious pink hair. Because your unicorn is worth it.
4. He heavily upgraded his gun.
5. Nature can make anything beautiful.
6. From one animal to the next.
7. But not tattoo proof.
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9. From a sad excuse for a Spartan, to a tattoo Leonidas himself would be proud of.
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11. Andy had nothing on this pretty rose.
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The University of Arkansas led the field of participants with 58 points to take first place, followed by Oklahoma State and SMU. Nevada junior Samantha Diaz led Nevada in the 6,000 meter run, finishing in 18th place with a time of 21:45.7. Sophomore Demerey Kirsch took 29th with a time of 22:02.6.
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See the complete list of results from CTDA's schooling show at Roberson Equestrian Center here!
Congratulations to all competitors!
See the complete list of results from CTDA's schooling show at Roberson Equestrian Center here!
Congratulations to all competitors!
Please find the complete list of ride times for CTDA's schooling show at Roberson Equestrian Facility HERE.
Congratulations to all competitors!
You can see the complete list of results here.
CTDA has a complete list of schooling and recognized dressage shows this year!
See the complete list below or check out the calendar to see all the events CTDA is offering this year.
To submit electronic entries for SCHOOLING shows, please click here.
2017 CTDA Dressage Show Schedule
USDF-Recognized Shows
May 6 Spring Fling
Park at Harlinsdale, Franklin
No stabling at show grounds, new warm-up area with improved footing is
planned for this venue
June 10-11 Tennessean Express & Tennessean
Brownland Farm, Franklin
2 shows, stabling available
August 25-27 Ole South Prelude & Ole South Classic
Miller Coliseum, Murfreesboro
2 shows, stabling available
CTDA Schooling Shows
April 22 Walnut Trace Farm in Nashville
May 27 Roberson Equestrian Facility in Murfreesboro
July 8 Old Hillsboro Manor in Franklin
August 5 Traveler's Rest Farm in College Grove
September 2 Double H Farm in Chapel Hill
September 16 Walnut Trace Farm in Nashville
October 7 Roberson Equestrian Facility in Murfreesboro
The April 22 schooling show has been cancelled due to flooding and wet weather.
The April 22, 2017 CTDA Schooling Show Final Ride times are listed HERE. We do not anticipate cancelling the show due to weather at this time. Riders – please use your best judgment with regard to the weather in placing the safety of yourself and your horse first. In the event of any lightning strikes, we will stop the show until at least 10-15 minutes have passed without any further strikes. Then we will restart where we were on the schedule. Please also note that we will start with the large arena tests in the morning and switch to the short arena at lunch for afternoon rides. We look forward to seeing everyone on Saturday!
Please note the first recognized show of the season, the Spring Fling, which was scheduled for May 6, has been CANCELLED.
Please watch for E-blast communications for updates and further information. We apologize for any inconvenience and we're looking forward to getting the season underway!
The prize lists for the CTDA recognized dressage shows are here.
Please be sure to note the closing date for each of these events.
Spring Fling Dressage
The Park at Harlinsdale Farm
239 Franklin Road, Franklin, TN 37064 .
Saturday, May 6, 2017
Tennessean Express
Saturday, June 10, 2017
USEF Level 3 Competition
Brownland Farm, 1155 Hillsboro Rd., Franklin, TN 37069
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Sunday, June 11, 2017
USEF Level 3 Competition
Brownland Farm, 1155 Hillsboro Rd., Franklin, TN 37069
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August 26-27, 2017
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August 26-27, 2017
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