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THE Jersey City Museum has opened in new quarters, a block east and a couple of blocks north of its old home. But it's a sea change.
Formerly on the fourth floor of the Jersey City Public Library, the museum had only two galleries. Now it is in its own crisp, new building, with eight galleries. It also has what have become standard features of any museum -- an auditorium, a gift shop and a coffee bar.
Another welcome feature is warm and natural light.
In recent years, the museum has often displayed art with political themes. And two of the inaugural shows for the new building serve notice that art incorporating political issues or social commentary will continue to be a prime concern of the institution.
The two shows are ''Ben Shahn and the Passion of Sacco and Vanzetti'' and ''Catalina Parra: It's Indisputable,'' which features works from 1992 to 2000 by the Chilean artist. The new building, and the Shahn exhibition, were scheduled to open on Sept. 13, but the openings were delayed until Sept. 19 because of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.
The main attraction is the Shahn show, appropriately enough, because the artist (1898-1969) lived in New Jersey for most of his life. Shahn, who emigrated from Lithuania, was well known from the 1920's on, though his work was eclipsed by the rise of modern art movements after the 1950's. But he is getting another look nowadays as an artist whose political passions found ideal formal expression.Continue reading the main story
The centerpiece of the exhibition is 16 small paintings that Shahn created in 1931 and 1932 about the infamous Sacco and Vanzetti case. Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were Italian immigrants, a fish peddler and a shoemaker, convicted of murdering two men during a robbery at a shoe factory in South Braintree, Mass. They were executed in 1927.
The paintings, part of a series of 23 works originally exhibited in 1932, are interposed with contemporary photographs that inspired Shahn, sometimes directly. While the photographs convey the essential story as well as the characters of the various people involved, Shahn's work adds the element of emotion even though it is rendered in a straightforward way. His drawing style, as revealed in these paintings, includes a line that is wiry and ragged at the same time, capturing the extremes of feeling.
It is not out of bounds to compare these paintings to depictions of the Stations of the Cross. In the well-written catalogue, which is distributed by the Rutgers University Press, the paintings are compared to icons, and Shahn's repetition of the faces of his protagonists reinforces this notion.
The Sacco and Vanzetti case stays alive because it involves many fundamental questions about America's justice and political systems. One very recent contribution to the body of lore about the case is ''A Probabilistic Analysis of the Sacco and Vanzetti Evidence,'' by Joseph B. Kadane and David A. Schum (John Wiley & Sons 1996), which analyzes the two men's guilt or innocence based on statistics and probability.
The exhibition also examines the ramifications of the case through other documents, like books and newspapers, and includes a CD of songs about Sacco and Vanzetti sung by Woody Guthrie.
The Parra show, which consists of 50 collages in five series, is found in a small gallery on the ground floor. The artist, who was born in Chile in 1940, has lived in New York since 1980. The tumultuous recent history of her native country continues to be her main subject, but she has deftly elevated regional events to a universal status.
Two of the series center on Gen. Augusto Pinochet and his recent arrest. A constant motif in them is red thread binding various images together. It is an aggressive way of uniting disparate material, and in the 1999 series, ''No moaning. No complaining. No rehab. Just laughs,'' the meandering thread represents blood on the hands of the politicians involved with Pinochet.
The background of each piece is an advertisement that appeared in The New York Times. Violent images of war appear alongside the words of the advertisements, which are for products that bespeak the good life, like sneakers.
The most pointed series is ''If You Can't See Much.'' Those words are arrayed as in an optometrist's eye chart, with images below them. In some pieces two other words, ''the difference,'' are exposed. The contrasts of the images are as plain as day; sometimes starving children are yoked to close-up pictures of strawberries. Ms Parra proves that the most obvious art can be the most moving.
The museum is also offering a selection of highlights from its permanent collection. This show includes works from past eras, including the late-19th- and early-20-century when trees and tugboats, instead of turmoil, reigned.
''Ben Shahn and the Passsion of Sacco and Vanzetti'' runs through Dec. 16 at the Jersey City Museum, 350 Montgomery Street, Jersey City. ''Catalina Parra: It's Indisputable'' runs through Dec. 31. Information: (201) 413.0303.Continue reading the main story


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Ever had one of those days where nothing seems to go right and to top it off, you run into a weird bear with horns that seems determined to kill you? That was Norah's first day on the job as an Agent of the Realm. Finding a strange amulet, she becomes endowed with the power of the Void, the leader of the Agents who the gateway hidden within Silvermount, the local mountain that connects the realms. Finding the other four Agents —Adele, Kendall, Paige, Jordan— Norah begins to learn how to defend the realms from Jade Blackwater, the last person with knowledge on the amulets. However, Jade's twin sister, Ruby is seeking the amulets for herself, hoping to use the power to unlock the Alchemist, a powerful sorcerer who caused the division between realms long ago. Like it or not, Norah isn't going to breeze through freshman year like she hoped.
Created in 2014 by Mildred Louis, Agents of the Realm takes the Magical Girl genre and turns it on its head. Right from the start, Louis disregards the usual tropes, with Norah not being too happy with the forced job title. In fact, Norah is the antithesis of an MG—cynical, sarcastic, and more concerned with catching up on sleep than fighting monsters. But as the story progresses, she begins to accept her role as a leader. Louis keeps the cast varied with opposing and complementary personalities for the other Agents. Adele, a Brazilian, is challenged with going to school in a different country, but constantly looks on the positive side of things. Kendall can seem flighty at first but is superb at getting close to people. Paige, though focused to the point of tunnel vision at times, is determined to reach all goals. Jordan is reliable, but can sometimes run into divided loyalties when trying to please everyone. While all five have admirable qualities for warriors, they are still young collegians who need to learn how to interact with friends and as a team.
Louis' artwork uses fine lines and details, going for realism despite the fantasy overtones. Each character has defined individual features; Louis even goes so far to create new clothes for each day, rather than go with the same costume every day. The coloring is normal, even in regards to fantasy, so no purple skin or blue hair, unless the character uses hair dye. Louis uses shadows very well, such as the natural shading when hair falls across the face or when wearing a hat, adding depth to facial expressions.
Besides portraying her characters as young modern women and not overly cheerful damsels, Louis has a multi-racial cast. But rather than creating a token person for each specific race, her characters are not as distinct. Like the society of today, people are mixed, blurring the lines, and reflective of that, the characters are more concerned with avoiding death and defeating evil creatures than what their teammates' heritage is. Characters of different sexual orientations are not only present it is an accepted part of life. Again, there are more important priorities at stake.
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First Prize is a 1995 annual story.
Trevor's driver is preparing to enter him in the "Best Kept Engine" rally at the Village Agricultural Show, whilst Edward collects the farmer's donkeys, who will be giving rides to children. When Edward breaks down, Trevor ends up doing his job instead, but he becomes very dirty and does not win a prize in the rally. He is still able to give rides to the children and the following day, the Vicar presents him with a special rosette.


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Casa Shops: EQ3
I've always thought of Canadian furniture store EQ3 as a sort of Ikea for grown-ups. So I started doing some research on the company after seeing a post on Decor8 the other day, and wouldn't you know, that's pretty much what the founders had in mind.
EQ3 was founded by Peter Tielmann, who moved from Europe to North America in 1999 and was shocked by the lack of cool furniture options for young consumers. You can definitely see the European design influence in EQ3's delightfully affordable furniture, rugs, and other home wares. For more on EQ3 and my product picks,
The furniture and other products are un-boring but basic enough to fit into all types of decor; there's a great selection of lovely modern couches that won't break the bank, despite very hip silhouettes and customizable fabric options. The goods are available at EQ3 showrooms in Canada and the U.S. (check out the store locator to find one near you) and also online. To see some of my favorite pieces, click on the photos below.


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Junior Sofia Stechschulte knows that she has to play through her pain. She can't let her teammates down. During the first quarter, she feels fine. Second quarter, she feels worse but still tolerable. The buzzer for the third quarter sounds, and Stechschulte keeps going. She is playing a dangerous game. Girls who are over six feet tall and three times her weight are pushing and shoving her. Finally, falling onto the wooden court, Stechschulte grabs her hip in pain.
By mid-June, Stechschulte had been experiencing pain in her hip for a few weeks. Her hip hurt when she ran, and it felt like it was getting caught on the bone when she walked. Her dad, an orthopedic surgeon, had seen this injury before and said that it was safe for her to continue to play as long as the pain remained tolerable. Stechschulte was playing in an Amature Athletic Union (AAU) basketball game in Dallas. After she fell, it was discovered that Stechschulte had torn her labrum, the lining of the hip's socket.
"It just got to a point after that game, where I was just like, 'Dad, I can't run. I can't play.'" Stechschulte said. "And you could tell that there was an immediate difference in the game after I tore it."
Stechschulte took the rest of her summer basketball season off and rested her hip, hoping that it would recover. But after six weeks of rest, Stechschulte still couldn't run or walk without pain shooting up her leg. During this time, it was also discovered the she had an irregular bone growth.
"At that point, it just became so painful that we had to make a decision of either pushing through the pain and risking tearing it more and being in so much pain that I physically couldn't play," Stechschulte said. "Or getting it fixed right away and hoping for a good recovery so that I could play sports again."
She and her family made the mutual decision for her to have the surgery in hopes that she could return to sports quickly.
Her dad, Dan, chose Dr. James Voos, the head physician for the Cleveland Browns, for the surgery. He specializes in labrum repairs and was also a past colleague of Dan's.
Sofia and her dad traveled to Cleveland for the surgery during the first week of school.
Her hip was repaired, so technically the surgery was successful, however, Stechschulte is not allowed to play any sport for the next six months, so she'll miss the basketball and tennis seasons. In addition to missing sports, she also had to use a wheelchair at school, wear a hip brace and use crutches for several weeks. This helped to keep her hip in place while healing.
"It's so frustrating for me, because I am such an active and independent person. I like doing things on my own," Stechschulte said. "And it's really difficult for me to do anything; I can't get myself food, and I have to go up and down stairs with help."
After several weeks in a wheelchair, Stechschulte is now off crutches and out of a hip brace, but she still faces challenges everyday.
"It's hard for me to see the tennis and basketball girls. My sister and cousin play tennis for East, and they talk about it a lot. That's hard for me to hear, especially because I wish I could play," Stechschulte said. "And basketball recruiters have emailed me, asking what tournaments I will be playing in this season. And I have to, sadly, tell them no, and that I will be out for awhile."
While her parents, Satu and Dan, have been upset to see their daughter go through this, they are proud at how well she has handled it.
"Sofia has been unbelievably resilient through the whole surgery and recovery," Satu said. "She doesn't complain and goes through her days as if nothing has happened."
Although she is guaranteed to miss all of tennis season, Stechschulte and her teammates are hoping to have her back by the end of basketball season.
"We are going to have a big loss with her out with the injury. She's a great player with a lot of varsity experience," senior and varsity teammate Josie Clough said. "She's one of our main post players and our team will struggle without her height."
After starting as a sophomore last year, Stechschulte was looking forward to this season and what the team was going to accomplish.
Although she will not be on the court, head basketball coach Lauren Lawrence will still treat Stechschulte as a member of the team.
"Stechschulte is a very team oriented girl and a big part of our team here at East," Lawrence said. "She will suit up for the games and sit on the bench with the team. We are all hoping that she has a quick and speedy recovery."
Until then, Stechschulte has had to make a few lifestyle changes.
According to Stechschulte, her appetite has changed and now she is less hungry. She also has been trying to limit her junk food.
"So far, I don't feel out of shape, but I know that I will be by February when I am allowed to play again," Stechschulte said.
In three months, Sofia will be allowed to start running again.
"I really hope to get back into as good of, if not better shape, as I was over the summer, but know that there is a long road ahead," Stechschulte said. "I don't really know what the future holds, I'm just hoping for a fast recovery."


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I have a helpdesk admin that isn't getting thier ticket commands processed.
For instance when they send in
#assign Jon Smith
#note blah blah
#set ticket status=investigation
none of these are processed and the commands appear in bold as if Spiceworks knows that they are commands, but the actions are not performed.
What could be the problem here? Trying to get pointed in the right direction. There is no special HTML formatting in their email.
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The latest version is 7.5.00101.
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Mar 11, 2011 at 4:53 UTC
Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
try sending in just one command in the email just to start
make sure there is nothing else in body of email
does this work
Mar 11, 2011 at 6:52 UTC
I will test this today. The way they have been working so far is that I do the following
#add 1h
Any other text is included down here at the bottom. They have been working this way since installation.
Mar 11, 2011 at 5:51 UTC
I belive I found the issue. The help desk admin was copying and pasting the ticket commands from somewhere else. Therefore the dash was included because the paste was taken from a ticket response where commands were used.
So it showed up as such:
instead of
I think this may have been the issue. It has been working fine since I asked them to type it in all the time.
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How to Get Milk Jugs for Winter Sowing
If you and your family drink a lot of milk, you may be able to collect enough milk jugs in a short amount of time. But if your family is small, or lactose intolerant, you may be struggling to find your mini-greenhouses.
I called several of our local Starbucks and asked them to put aside their empty milk jugs. This is really an imposition because they are moving fast, and their normal routine is to crush them for recycling. But I promised that if they would hold them, I would be by before 10 am to pick them up. That way the baristas aren't trying to save them all day in the very small, very crowded space they work. Do this for a couple days in a row, and you've got your green house supply! And let them know what you're doing – saving them from the zombie apocalypse and all. You might even wear your t-shirt or hoodie in as you're picking up your milk jugs, so they'll know the value of the contribution they're making. You could even promise them a summer ripe tomato from your garden.


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Brad Pitt On Marriage, Brad Pitt will join his friend George Clooney for the premiere West Coast reading of 8, the play by Oscar-winning writer Dustin Lance Black about the case to overturn California's Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage in the state.
The one-time reading is scheduled for Saturday and will be streamed live on YouTube.
According to Broadway World, Pitt will star as United States District Chief Judge Vaughn R. Walker, the judge that ruled Proposition 8 unconstitutional following the 12-day public trial of the case. The case is known as Perry v. Schwarzenegger, now called Perry v. Brown after Jerry Brown was elected governor.
It was filed by American Foundation for Equal Rights, which, with Broadway Impact, is hosting the reading.
The Los Angeles Times reports that the reading will be staged Saturday at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre at 7:30 PST.
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Beating the winter bugs
It's that time of year againג¦ Temperatures are dropping, central heating systems are clanking into action and we're all ripe for catching a few nasties.
Of course, as adults we're well versed in warding off a cold. We don't really think twice about popping a few pills or sipping a decongestant drink, wrapping up warm, running a long hot bath and generally feeling sorry for ourselves. But for kids it's a completely different experience.
Babies and very little children often don't have the verbal skills to tell us how they're feeling, so the first sign that there's anything wrong may be crankiness or listlessness. If you suspect your child isn't feeling his usual perky self, one of the best ways to tell if there's something wrong is to take his temperature. As a rule, a temperature of over 37.5!°C is classed as a גfever' and you should consult a doctor, especially if it's a baby under the age of three months.
Other symptoms to watch out for at this time of year include:
ג¢ Coughing and wheezing
ג¢ Stuffy noses and sneezing
ג¢ Rashes
ג¢ Sleepiness or irritability
ג¢ Nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea
Unfortunately, when it comes to the usual winter bugs, which generally consist of coughs, colds and the much-detested sick bug, there's very little you can do to prevent your child from catching it. The average baby catches between four to ten colds during his first year of life, and at this stage it's all about building up his immune system. As much as you want to wrap him in cotton wool and hide him away from all potential germ-spreaders, it really isn't practical if you're both to enjoy any type of a social life at all.
Some parents swear by giving their children multivitamin tablets or lozenges each day to help boost their immune system. These are widely available over the counter and come in a variety of fruity flavours. This should be in addition to providing enough natural Vitamin C in your child's daily diet. Foods rich in Vitamin C include:
ג¢ Citrus fruit (oranges, lemons, satsumas, tangerines etc.)
ג¢ Kiwi fruits
ג¢ Strawberries
ג¢ Pineapple
ג¢ Fortified fruit juice
ג¢ Peppers
ג¢ Broccoli
ג¢ Cauliflower
Exercise a modicum of caution when you have the option of your child mingling with other sick children or not. All schools and pre-schools should have a 48-hour policy of keeping children at home after their last episode of vomiting or diarrhoea. Make sure you observe this, and if you're aware that little Jonny wasn't feeling too pretty last night, it might not be the best idea to pursue that lunchtime playdate today.
There's very little you can do to treat winter tummy bugs ג unfortunately they have to work their way out of your child's system. Stick to very plain foods (dry toast or crackers for example) and boiled water for younger children until he starts to feel better. Provide plenty of bed rest, painkillers (such as infant paracetamol or ibuprofen) if necessary, and general TLC.
Coughs and colds may be relieved by the steam of a hot bath, sore throats might be soothed by a warm milky drink, and fever can be brought down by keeping your child cool with less clothing, occasional cold wipe-downs with a flannel, and, again, infant paracetamol.
Above all your child needs to be reassured that he will feel better soon, so give plenty of cuddles (although no kisses as you don't want to exchange the germs in saliva!) and sympathy. Good luck!


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Girl Next Door by the British Nigerian Afropop singer and songwriter Jibbz Olowo, better known as Jibbz, has been bubbling under the Afrobeats radar for the past twelve months, with noteworthy singles 'Ye Shako' and 'Girl Right Here'. However all that is about to change for the London-based crooner, with the release of his brand new single titled Girl Next Door.
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Is it true that once a player, always a player? Do they ever change their ways, and if so, is it due to maturity/age, or is it when they find that specific person they want to be serious with and is somehow 'different' from the others?
what are your views on this?
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Yes and no.
There are different types of players and different types of reasons as to why they are players. Players are addicted to what they are doing, they see their targets as a challenge, they boost their ego every time they conquer. It's a game. You can be different than the others but that does not mean he (or even she) wants to give up the game, this is why many players fall back to their old habits or often cheat. The player can only change when the player wants to and be it for any reason. There are cases where the player never changes and he ends up alone. There are cases where the player do meet the one he wants to change his ways for. My ex for example was a huge player for years but eventually got washed up, he couldn't play anymore so he found this cute girl who was right for him and he changed his ways after I broke his heart.. I think that must've been his wake up call. However I personally can't help to believe that once a player - always a player. In the end.
Players aren't robots though, they can still fall in love but playing is an addiction they have. It's a way of living they have chosen. They play all types of mind games and they do it so well. It is exhausting to keep up with a player and even more so to try to change one. I could write a very long story about this subject coming but I suppose this will be enough. There's just so many different perspectives on a question like this, I can't speak for all players out there since everyone has different motives and different reasons but I hope I could help you out with "this".11|00|0


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PSV Eindhoven and Roda JC claimed their quarter-final places in the Dutch Cup.
PSV Eindhoven claimed their quarter-final place in the Dutch Cup courtesy of a 3-2 victory over Go Ahead Eagles.
The Dutch giants, despite home advantage, were made to work for their victory as Ceriel Oosthout opened the scoring for the visitors shortly after half-time.
Go Ahead's lead proved short-lived though as Timmy Simons restored parity with a penalty.
PSV then took control as goals from Jefferson Farfan and Arouna Kone put them in the driving seat, before Jan Kromkamp made for an anxious final minute when he put through his own goal.
Roda KC Kerkrade also booked their passage to the competition's latter stages with a 2-1 victory over AZ Alkmaar's second string.
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Sony has announced the launch of the Smart Watch accessory. The Smart Watch is a wearable device that will extend the power of the Android smartphone. It has a 1.3 inch OLED display. This will notify the users about the updates and events using screen alert and vibration.
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Alpine Skiing
Skiing has been an important part of the DNA of Dublin from its founding. The school built and maintained ski slopes, trails and jumps long before we had a gymnasium. Our location in the heart of the Monadnock region, which is known for its abundant snowfall, allows our athletes easy access to both local and major ski resorts for training and competition.
The Norm "PRO" Wight ski slope, which is squarely in the middle of the upper Dublin campus, features a German Multi Skilift, lighted slope and snow making. This area is perfect for race training progressions and drill space for our recreational and racing student body. Our main training facility is located 20 minutes away at Crotched Mountain in Francestown N.H. Crotched Mountain has 100 skiable acres, 100% fan gun snowmaking and lighting coverage, five lifts and 1000 feet of vertical drop. We also utilize other ski areas for training and racing throughout the region.
Skiing is a lifelong sport that is greatly enhanced by race training and competition. Our Alpine program is designed to allow skiers from varying backgrounds and skill levels to develop their skills while competing in the NEPSAC conference and in high level USSA competitions. New Alpine Director, Sandy Eneguess, a former professional ski racer and level 500 USSA ski coach, has over 20 years of high level coaching experience and extensive ski racing knowledge, experience and enthusiasm. As part of the new program, camps are planned in other parts of the country and the world.
Dublin Alpine ski team is running a summer ski camp at Mammoth Mountain, CA. Weather has been spectacular and the team has been working on slalom alpine fundamentals, brush gates and slalom gate drills. There has been lots of time for free skiing and the team has covered a lot of mountain terrain.
The championships included both Slalom and Giant Slalom races. Dublin athletes achieved several top finishes. All athletes finishing in the top ten received medals and three Dublin skiers finished in the top ten.
Dublin Alpine ski team came off a rest period from all over New England for Slalom Races against St. Paul, Holderness, Brewster, Vermont Academy, New Hampton, Kimball Union and Dublin. The races were hosted by Proctor Academy for the NEPSAC Slalom Championships.
For the girls: Mari Nakamura St. Paul first, Stina Langenius Kimball Union, second and Ellie Neel third St. Paul. Dublin's Laura Coffin (Keene, NH) fighting the flu was thirty-second and Caitlin Hegarty (Durham, NH) took thirty-third.
For the Boys: Holderness Geoff West took first place, followed by Brewster's Dexter Hanson and again Brewster took third by Max McDonald. Dublin's Silas Howe (Amherst, NH) had two solid runs coming in fourteenth, Sean Brown (Hampton Falls, NH) followed in twenty-second with some trouble in the second run, Nick Runyon (Peterborough, NH) thirty-second, Peter Spang (South Hamilton, MA), thirty ninth and Will Boot (Larchmont, NY), who flew in from rest period to race came in fourty-fourth.
New Hampton School host Brewster Academy, Proctor Academy, Dublin School and Holderness School
Dublin Wildcats headed to Loon Mountain for a final slalom qualifier and found speed.
On the girls side - Sydney Caulder of Holderness finished first, followed by Shayla Meehan, Brewster and Caroline Ferra, Holderness.
Dublin teammates Laura Coffin (Keene, NH) and Caitlin Hegarty (Durham, NH) found two solid slalom runs for fifteenth and sixteenth respectively with Grace Stone (Greenwich, NY) coming in twenty-fourth. Freshman Mya Kerwin (Hancock, NH) was second first run, but had bad luck on her second run for a DNF.
On the boys side- Dexter Hanson of Brewster finished first, followed by Geoffrey West, Holderness and Max McDonald, Brewster third.
Dublin Boys - Sean Brown (Hampton Falls, NH) dialed in two runs to finish in seventh, beating his prior week finish of eighth despite facing more competitors. Silas Howe (Amherst, NH), experienced a little bad luck in his first run, but pulled off a fifteenth anyway. The rest of the Dublin team included Nick Runyon (Peterborough, NH)
twenty-first, Will Boot (Larchmont, NY) twenty-sixth and Henry Luettgen (Winchester, MA) twenty-seventh. Reed Brencher - DNF;Peter Spang- DNS.
The real story is that the Dublin Ski team is learning skills, skiing fast and taking chances to win. Loon Mountain might have taken a toll on some, but others skied both runs well for a scored finish. That's ski racing: Finishes, DNFs and Wins.
The first Slalom finals are next week at Proctor Academy 2-8-16.
Vermont Academy hosted KUA, Cardigan and Dublin School at Okemo Mountain Resort.
KUA girls swept the podium finishing 1-2-3. Top Dublin skier, Mya Kerwin (Hancock, NH) had major trouble in her first run and was almost out but managed to finish her first run, keeping her in contention. Despite her early trouble, Mya nailed her second finishing fourth overall for the day. Other top finishers for Dublin were Laura Coffin (Keene, NH) in ninth and Caitlin Hegarty (Durham, NH) grabbing a fourteenth.
On the boys side, the KUA team again placed high with a 1-2 finish. Silas Howe (Amherst, NH) tied for fifth followed by Sean Brown (Hampton Falls, NH) in eighth. Hampered by some soft tissue problems in his left knee from weekend inter-school hockey fun, Reed Brencher (Killingworth, CT) was still able to rally and grab 16th, followed by Peter Spang (South Hamilton, MA) 18th fresh on his second week with the alpine team after moving over from snowboarding. Henry Luettgen pulled in as the 24thh finisher, with two very respectable runs, while Okemo Mountain took out Nick Runyon and William Boot, who were unable to finish the rutted giant slalom course to be disqualified.
With almost a cancellation because of nine inches of snow overnight, Dublin Alpine Ski Team Called out Crotched Mtn groomers and said lets do this race. New Hampton could not make the trip. Athletes and racers,rallied, set, slipped and the other alpine skiers led by Coach Dylan Pierpont and L P Runyan maintained the coarse and gate kepted
Coach Wendy Allen and Head coach Sandy Eneguess with Parents Boyd Hegarty (starter) Julia Howe announcer, took on the rest of racing details,including making skiers fast in a negative weather atmosphere.
In a long 56 gate slalom course, Mya Kerwin (Hancock, NH), a freshman at Dublin School came out at the top Winning by .91 seconds overall Sydney Cauldron of Holderness followed by Sarah Berube.
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Sandy, a native of Peterborough, started skiing at age 3. He started skiing on the Peterborough high school ski team as a 7th grader through a special exception. At age 15 he also began competing in canoeing and kayaking placing in the top 3 in the US Nationals in three different canoeing events.
In 1979, he turned ski professional and raced on the American Pro Ski Tour throughout the US, Canada and Europe. He began coaching while still racing with Lathrop ski camps and the Norwegian Development team. After knee reconstruction surgery in early 1983, Sandy turned to ski area management. At Temple Mountain he installed NH's first Quad chairlift, lights and snow making. He was instrumental in uniting the NH ski areas into one marketing and lobbying group as Ski NH, serving seven years as president of the organization as well as representing small ski areas on the National Ski Area Association. He received life-time leadership achievement awards from Ski NH and NSAA (National Ski Area Associations).
In 1998, he returned to his roots as a ski coach immediately earning the highest available international coaching credentials. He has coached for the US Ski team national development summer camps in Norway. He coached at Cannon, was head coach and program director at Waterville Valley and at Proctor Academy where he was the head women's FIS coach. He was able to coach both his daughters as they raced during their NH school years taking them to Austria, Canada and France for training. He has organized and coached at preparatory ski camps in France, Canada and Chile.
Sandy loves the life sport of skiing which he believes teaches kids to be self-reliant and to generally make good choices while also exposing them to other cultures and the harsh lessons taught by mother nature.
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Wendy is a life-long skier with racing experience in both alpine and nordic events. In high school, she was twice named the class B "Skimeister" for the state of Maine. Before joining the Dublin School team, she was a ski instructor for 10 years and an assistant race coach for Keene High School.


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And when we say walk, we mean walk. For a place with so much going on, Liverpool is extremely walkable. We'd recommend starting on Bold Street, the epicentre of independent culture in the city. Vintage shops are dotted up and down the street, and for those of you who are into rare trainers, Transalpino is something of a beacon. As well as fashion, Bold Street is home to boutiques selling artworks, alternative therapies and design items and a wealth of wonderful places to eat and drink. It's difficult to pick a couple out, but vegetarian specialists The Egg, baristas of Bold Street Coffee, falafel kings at Maray and the bar-bistro-music venue Leaf give a good idea of the variety on offer.
Your next stop has to be FACT, just off Bold Street, a place to go to experience cutting-edge digital art, see one-off performances and screenings or see the latest blockbuster. It has two galleries and four cinema screens, not to mention an excellent bar and café.
From there, Seel Street and the area around it is a go-to for nightlife. No matter what you're looking for, you'll find it here. Glamour and Latin dancers in a former Polish church: Alma de Cuba. Hawaii'an-themed cocktail bar: Aloha. An urban retreat for the year-round: Kazimier Garden. Hot dogs, steins and a bar with a secret code: Salt Dog Slims. Bar with the city's coolest soundtrack: Motel. This is without even mentioning Santa Chupitos, Almost Famous or Empire. And of course, if you're staying out until the bitter end, The Peacock and Heebie Jeebies are always good for a dance.
If you see some brightly coloured balls on antennae poking out over Seel Street, don't worry; Liverpool is not under alien attack. Meet Penelope, an artwork created in 1999 for the very first Liverpool Biennial which has made the city its own. It's one of many public artworks in the city centre, which bring art into everyday life. And if you're visiting from July keep an eye out for new ones as the Biennial returns from 9th July at venues across the city.
An extremely visible example of public artwork is floating on the city's beautiful Waterfront. The Ferry 'cross the Mersey is one of the most famous symbols of Liverpool, and in April 2015 it was painted by Sir Peter Blake in a 'Dazzle' pattern, as part of the WWI commemorations programme from 14-18 NOW. It makes for a stunning sight in any weather, search #DazzleFerry on social media to see people's photos.
If that has whet your appetite for art, visit Tate Liverpool in the Albert Dock, the UK's largest collection of Grade I listed buildings. Their extensive and free collection sits alongside an impressive roster of exhibitions - recent names include Warhol, Matisse and Pollock.
And of course, you have to see something of the fab four while you are here. The Beatles Story, also in Albert Dock, is a perfect way to immerse yourself in the band's history, from the early days in Hamburg through to their respective solo careers.
By the time you've done all that, you'll be glad it's still only a short walk back to Liverpool Lime Street for you to relax on your First TransPennine Express train journey home.
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YORK CITY forward Michael Coulson said he had to "take courage" from his part in the Minstermen's revival as he looks forward to next season.
The former Grimsby and Scarborough player was the forgotten man at Bootham Crescent earlier in the League Two season - failing to make even the bench in 14 successive games after being dropped from the side in September.
But the 26-year-old, who has battled back from three cruciate ligament injuries, is made of stern stuff and played a key role in Nigel Worthington's side as they surged into the play-offs during the second half of the campaign.
Declaring himself "devastated" after York's 1-0 aggregate loss against Fleetwood Town in the semi-finals, Coulson - who is out of contract - is looking positively to the future.
"I have to take a little bit of courage from what happened this season," he said. "I was out in the cold and I battled back. It is pleasing to finish the season that way. In the end, though, it doesn't mean anything when you don't win the play-offs.
"I will be back again next season and we will see what happens then."
Coulson was in the thick of the action at Highbury Stadium, forcing a first-half save from Cod Army keeper Chris Maxwell, before seeing a late shot deflect wide as City toiled in vain for the goal that would have forced extra-time.
He said of the performance: "Everyone left everything out on the pitch. We were absolutely unbelievable. I thought everyone was fantastic. Maybe we lacked that little bit of quality in the last third where we didn't create clear cut chances but, apart from that, it's the best we have played for a long time.
"It's just absolutely devastating. I thought we deserved something out of that game and it is a credit to everyone - since Christmas the turnaround has been absolutely unbelievable and it's been a pleasure to play in the team.
"We came wanting to attack. The way we performed showed everyone on Sky what we are capable of. It's hard to put it into words. Everyone is gutted but who would have thought York City would be in the play-offs at the start of the season?
"Once you get there, you want to go all the way and, unfortunately, that's not happened."
Of his late curling chance that cannoned off a defender, Coulson admitted he initially thought it had a chance of being a tie-saver.
He explained: "When it leaves your foot, you know you have caught it well. Unfortunately, that sums the game up really - a little deflection and wide. Everyone has put so much into that game and credit to the fans as well.
"I thought they were absolutely brilliant. We couldn't have asked for anything more from them and all the lads appreciate that."
Coulson believes if City chief Worthington can continue to build his squad, there will be a "positive outcome" for the team in 12 months time.
"The gaffer has built a great squad," he stressed. "The signings in January boosted us a lot and, unfortunately, I think the loss of Wes (Fletcher) and Josh (Carson) was a massive blow for us. They could have been the difference in the play-offs with their quality.
"The lads that have come in have all done really well. If we stick together as a team for next season, I think it's a positive outcome."


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BMW's CEO, Harald Krueger, had earlier teased its plan for building an i8 Spyder by 2018. Now, someone has spotted what seems to be the first ever prototype of the car.
Spotted doing laps on the Nurburgring, the test mule in the video does seem to be the open top i8. The roof cutouts were masked with tape and some edges on both the roof and the support beams were visible too.
We're still not sure about what kind of folding roof will be featured on the car, but from the looks of it, we think the driver will have to open/close it manually.
As of now, we think the i8 Spyder and coupe will share the same 1.5-liter, 3-cylinder turbocharged engine mated with an electric motor for a combined power level of 362bhp and 570Nm of torque.


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Total has signed a new 40-year onshore concession agreement with the Supreme Petroleum Council of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates) and the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), granting Total a 10% participating interest effective January 1, 2015. The concession covers the fifteen principal onshore oil fields of Abu Dhabi and represents more than half of the Emirate's production.
"Total's entry into the new ADCO concession is a major milestone in the history of the Group's 75-year partnership with the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. We are committed to bringing our most advanced technological expertise to unlock the full production potential of Abu Dhabi's onshore fields and therefore contribute to the development of additional reserves over the next 40 years,' outlined Patrick Pouyanné, Chief Executive Officer of Total. 'Total is honored to be the first International Oil Company to be chosen by the government of Abu Dhabi and ADNOC to participate in this new onshore concession and to be entrusted with the mission of technical leader on two major groups of fields".
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We were there for the week after Christmas. The week prior they had a huge snow storm (10-feet) and when we were there, another 2-feet plus!
They snow-mobiled us up, but many opt for skiing in and out. The staff is very friendly and my 11-year-old loved the camp dog, "Pete." Other familes were staying there and during off times, the kids played chess, board games and went sledding together.
The food was OMG excellent. House-made breads and soups...all splendid. Each night (we stayed 5-days) we thought it was the best meal ever, but then the next night seemed to top the previous.
We stayed in a modern cabin with heater and kitchen and bathroom and loft for the kids. Somewhat plain and indeed "modern," but exceedingly comfortable.
The heavy snows made it an amazing winter-wonderlandin every sense of the word - it was spectacular to be there.
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