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California's Great America will continue to shrink as they have announced plans to move Invertigo to another park according to the LA Times. Fans of the park can't be confident in the its future as this is the third coaster to leave the park in a decade. Meanwhile, the Great America's last new coaster was 2001's wild mouse coaster, Psycho Mouse.
Brady from the LA Times goes on to point out that there are now only four serious coasters remaining at the park: small-ish, but unique B&M inverted coaster Flight Deck, 20 year-old B&M stand-up coaster Vortex, old Arrow looper Demon, and the multiple-time winner of World's worst wooden coaster, Grizzly. Great America's lineup is the exact opposite of Busch Gardens Williamsburg's old Fear the Four arsenal.
Invertigo is a Vekoma inverted shuttle looper. It was involved in a roller coaster accident back in 2009 where were riders left hanging on Invertigo for hours. The incident might be more of an issue with that particular model rather than an issue of park maintenance and operation. A clone at Six Flags America seemed to have an accident nearly every summer before it was sold and moved to another park.
ScreamScape is reporting that rumors suggest Invertigo may be heading to Dorney Park (Allentown, PA). The park already has an inverted shuttle coaster in the Intamin inverted launched coaster Possessed. And, it already has two inverted coasters in Talon and Possesed. You would think that there's another park that could use Invertigo. I've never visited World's of Fun, but looking at its lineup, that park seems to be a better home for Invertigo in my opinion.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. -- As the six-month anniversary of the May 9, 2011, presidential disaster declaration for Missouri approaches, federal disaster grants and loans in Taney County have reached $1,800,693, according to disaster recovery officials today.
November 9, 2011 marks six months since the declaration for disaster damages that occurred from April 19 through June 6.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency's Individuals and Household Program has provided 125 households in Taney County with total grants of $751,799.
IHP's Housing Assistance program provides grants to temporarily house those who cannot or should not live in a disaster damaged primary dwelling.
IHP's Other Needs Assistance program provides grants for medical, dental or funeral expenses directly. For residents not referred to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) disaster loan program and those declined by SBA it may provide grants for lost personal property, transportation, storage or other essential needs not met by other assistance programs
Statewide, IHP grants to 6,424 households have reached $35,415,898.
The SBA has provided $975,000 in federal disaster loans for Taney County residents and businesses.
Statewide, the SBA has approved $46,588,600 to help Missouri residents and businesses in their recovery.
The state of Missouri, FEMA Public Assistance program has obligated $73,894 to Missouri for reimbursements of disaster-related expenses and damages in Taney County. The PA program provides grants to reimburse disaster related emergency protective measures, debris removal and repair or restoration of disaster damaged infrastructure.
The state of Missouri manages the Public Assistance program. FEMA provides a minimum of 75 percent of PA funding. The other 25 percent comes from non federal sources. FEMA sends the funds to the state and the state pays the local applicants.
Statewide, PA grants have reached $8,326,551.
FEMA's mission is to support our citizens and first responders to ensure that as a nation we work together to build, sustain, and improve our capability to prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate all hazards.


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Program Overview
The M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy at the American Graduate School in Paris is a two-year program qualifying you for a broad range of careers in international affairs, from local governance to foreign affairs, to international development, human rights advocacy, global communications, international business, and many other areas involving interaction with different countries and cultures.
:A US-accredited Program in France:
The M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy at AGS combines the wide recognition of an American degree with the unique experience of a Paris-based program. It is accredited in the US as an affiliated program of Arcadia University (Pennsylvania) and taught at the American Graduate School in Paris, a private nonprofit institution of higher education recognized by the French Ministry of Higher Education.
Classes are taught in the heart of Paris. The French capital – which is also one of Europe's capitals and an international hub – is an ideal location for the study of international affairs. The program takes full advantage of this through guest speakers, site visits, and networking events. These all represent opportunities to get exposed to the international scene and make connections with the many diplomatic missions, intergovernmental organizations, and NGOs that the city hosts.
The language of instruction is English; no knowledge of French is required to enroll. You have the opportunity to learn French through AGS's partner institution Alliance Française Paris-Ile de France.
:Expertise in International Affairs:
The program draws on AGS's specific expertise in the field of international relations, in which the school has specialized since it was founded in 1994. At the core of this expertise, the faculty of the program is comprised of both accomplished scholars conducting research at the forefront of their discipline, and practitioners sharing their knowledge and professional experience, such as retired Ambassadors or government officials.
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The curriculum strikes a careful balance between academic thoroughness and practice-oriented approaches to fully prepare you for the professional arena. It examines the interaction between State and non-State actors at an international level through a multi-disciplinary scope covering political as well as cultural, historical, economic, geographical, social, legal, and humanitarian aspects, all updated to include the most current international issues.
Required courses cover the core subjects of international relations theory, economic policy, international public law, foreign policy formulation, and methodology. A broad rage of electives is available to explore other areas of international affairs such as NGO management, environment policy, gender issues, geopolitics, conflict resolution, and area studies.
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:A Multicultural Learning Environment:
A unique aspect of the program is the diversity of perspectives infused in the classroom, with students as well as faculty coming from many different national origins. This combined with the American-style interactive teaching methods, makes for an enriching and mind-opening class experience.
:Master's thesis:
The program culminates in the completion of a Master's thesis. Through the in-depth research and writing involved in the thesis process you will form a specialization in an area of your interest, as well as strengthen your ability to plan and complete a substantial project.
The thesis topic is elaborated in coordination with the Academic Committee and faculty advisors based on your area of interest and professional objectives.
:Foreign Policy component:
You may choose to include a foreign policy component in your thesis. This exercise will offer you the opportunity to apply the international relation theories and methods learned to construct new solutions to current international problems, thus leading to concrete solutions supported by solid academic research.
Degree Requirements
In order to obtain the degree of Master of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy, you must meet the following conditions:
- Successful completion of the curriculum (42 credits) with a minimum GPA of 3.0 (See curriculum details -
- Pre-intermediate level of French language by graduation (1 on the ALTE scale, A2 on the CEF scale French Language Proficiency Level Scale -
- Note : to help you meet this requirement, AGS offers optional French language courses with its partner institution Alliance Française Paris-Ile de France (more information here -
- Research and writing of a 25,000 to 35,000-word thesis complying with the academic standards set forth by the school.
Program options
A range of options allows you to tailor the program around your particular interests and career objectives.
While in the Master's program, you have the opportunity to perform an internship in a Paris-based organization: diplomatic/consular mission, intergovernmental organization, NGO, multinational corporation news media outlet or another type of relevant international institution.
Internships are optional and can be pursued either for credit (then counting as a an elective course in the curriculum) or not-for-credit. In all cases, you may benefit from AGS's guidance and support for internship placement. (Note that in all cases, the student is ultimately responsible for finding his/her internship.)
:Area concentrations:
You may specialize in a particular sector of international affairs and obtain, in addition to your M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy, a Certificate of Concentration in your area of specialization. The requirements for this option consist of elective courses in the said area, directed readings, comprehensive exams, and an area-focused thesis.
Area Concentrations Available include:
- African Studies
- Asian Studies
- Middle Eastern Studies
:Dual degree options:
A number of dual program options with partner universities allow you to earn a second degree in a complementary discipline in addition to your US-accredited M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy:
- European accredited Master in Diplomacy and Strategic Negotiation (with Université Paris-Sud, Sceaux, France): more information here -
- European accredited LL.M. in French and European Union Law and Business Ethics (with Université de Cergy-Pontoise, France): more information here -
US-accredited M.A. in Peace and Conflict Resolution (with Arcadia University, USA): more information here -
:International opportunities:
You may spend one of the semesters of the M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy program abroad, studying at one of AGS's partner institutions while earning credits toward your AGS degree. Options include the United States (Arcadia University) and Italy (University of Siena). You may also spend the summer at UC Berkeley Extension, completing an additional module in leadership and management.
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:Combined M.A.-Ph.D. program:
AGS offers a combined M.A.-Ph.D. program per the American model. The combined M.A.-Ph.D. program allows you to credit the required courses toward both degrees simultaneously. Ph.D. candidates having successfully completed their M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy at AGS would therefore be exempt from taking the required courses, and would only have to take seven elective courses for the Ph.D. program. Note that admission into the Ph.D. program is not automatic after obtaining the M.A.
Timeframe options
Full-time two-year track: the program is designed to be completed in two years on a full-time basis, involving nine to twelve hours of classes per week in addition to readings, assignments, and the research and writing of the thesis.
Accelerated 18-month intensive track: You have the option to complete the program in three semesters instead of four. You would then be required to take twelve to fifteen hours of classes per week.
Part-time track: EU students and other students who do not need to be enrolled on a full-time basis for visa purposes may undertake the program over a longer period of time on a part-time basis. This allows working professionals and other interested candidates to combine the program with other activities.
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An American M.A. and a European Master's degree in Two Years. While working toward the Master's degree in International Relations and Diplomacy at AGS, students may undertake a second degree program in Diplomacy and Strategic Negotiation, and simultaneously earn two Master's degrees over the course of two years.
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An American M.A. and a European Master's degree in Two Years
While working toward the Master's degree in International Relations and Diplomacy at AGS, students may undertake a second degree program in Diplomacy and Strategic Negotiation, and simultaneously earn two Master's degrees over the course of two years:
- A U.S.-accredited M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy
- A Europe-accredited Master's degree in Diplomacy and Strategic Negotiation
This double-degree program is offered by AGS in partnership with French University Paris Sud (Sceaux).
Description of the Dual Program
:M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy:
All information on the Master of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy program can be found here.
:Master in Diplomacy and Strategic Negotiation at Université Paris Sud:
- The objective of the Master's program at UPS is to provide students with the necessary practical tools and abilities to develop strategies of negotiation in diplomacy, which can be applied to both the public and the private sector.
- The Master's program at UPS has a dual focus: French and European Diplomacy, and Negotiation.
- The coursework consists of negotiation working groups, occasional guest speakers, and a simulation trip conducted with the participation of an international organization.
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:Organization of the Dual Program:
AGS students are accepted into the UPS program if they have fulfilled the two following conditions:
- Being in good academic standing at AGS, with a GPA of 3.0 or above on a 4.0 scale
- Having reached an intermediate level of French by admission into the UPS program.
Students in this dual program complete the full M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy curriculum at AGS, and follow additional courses at UPS along with the AGS coursework during two of the four semesters of the program.
- Courses at AGS are taught in English. Courses at UPS are taught in French, though assignments can be written in English.
- The Master's program at UPS lasts one year, and starts in the second or third semester of the AGS Master's program, which allows students to acquire the necessary proficiency in French.
- The coursework at UPS consists of part-time classes scheduled throughout the year in a way that is compatible with the AGS courseload, and an end-of-year simulation trip that usually takes place at the end of April. Additional field trips or other special projects support the program.
- AGS courses are held at AGS, on boulevard Raspail in Paris, and UPS courses are held at the UPS campus in Sceaux, 20 minutes from Paris.
Note: AGS offers this dual program in partnership with Université de Paris Sud . AGS is not responsible for the operations and contents of the Master in Diplomacy and Strategic Negociation part of this dual program, which remain under the sole responsibility of the partner institution.
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An American M.A. and a European LL.M. in three years.
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An American M.A. and a European LL.M. in three years
Thanks to a partnership between AGS and the Law School of Université de Cergy-Pontoise in France, students enrolled in the Master of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy program at AGS may choose a dual-degree option whereby they earn two Master's degrees over the course of three years:
- A U.S.-accredited M.A. (Master of Arts) in International Relations and Diplomacy
- A Europe-accredited LL.M. (Master of Laws) in French & European Union Law and Business Ethics
In addition, students in this program earn a Certificate in Anglo-Saxon Law from AGS.
This dual program takes place entirely in France, in the Paris area. All courses are instructed in English; additional French language and culture courses are offered to non-French speakers.
Detailed description of the program
:M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy at AGS:
All information about the Master of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy program at AGS can be found here -
:Preparatory courses in Law:
In order to be eligible for the LL.M. program, students who do not have a legal background are required to take four preparatory courses while pursuing their M.A. at AGS:
- Introduction to Common Law
- American Tort Law
- American Contract Law
- American Criminal Law
Students who successfully complete the four preparatory courses earn a Certificate in Anglo-Saxon Law from AGS. Near completion of these preparatory courses and the AGS degree, qualified students may apply to the LL.M. program at Cergy (see below for details).
:LL.M. in French & European Union Law and Business Ethics at Université de Cergy Pontoise (UCP):
The LL.M. program is a one-year full time program. Courses are taught in English. They take place in the greater Paris area, on the campus of Université de Cergy-Pontoise, accessible by public transportation (RER) from the center city.
The LL.M. in French & European Union Law and Business Ethics at Université de Cergy-Pontoise provides specialized knowledge in French, European Union and International Law for students preparing to work for or in relation with Intergovernmental Organizations, NGOs, European institutions, and International Corporations.
The faculty in the LL.M. program is composed of both academics and lawyers or other professionals. In some cases, seminars are taught by and within international law firms based in Paris. Through this setting, the program provides its students with a network of contacts among the international legal community in Paris.
In addition to the optional French language courses offered at AGS along with the M.A., students follow a course in French Language and Culture at UCP along with the LL.M. courses in the last year. This course is specifically designed to allow foreign students to develop their communication skills in French and learn about French culture -
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The UCP Law School ranks among the top five law schools in France (see SMBG and Juristudiant rankings).
Université de Cergy Pontoise is a leading center of education and research in France and internationally. It is a young dynamic university with an international scope. There is a student body of 20,000, including 3,000 in the law School. The faculty is composed of 1,000 members. UCP offers all levels of undergraduate and post-graduate studies in various disciplines around five major poles: law, languages, literature and social sciences, economy and management, science and technology.
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Steps of the Dual Program
1. In their first two years, students complete the M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy, as well as - for those who do not already have a legal background - four preparatory Law courses at AGS.
Note: although the application process for the LL.M. part of the dual program does not start until the fourth semester, students are strongly encouraged to express their interest in pursuing this dual option as early on as possible so as to schedule the preparatory Law courses as evenly as possible over the four semesters of the International Relations program.
2. In their fourth semester at AGS, students apply to the LL.M. program at UCP.
Thanks to AGS-UCP partnership, students who do not have a legal background are eligible for this program as long as they successfully complete the M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy as well as the four preparatory courses in Law. However, admission is not automatic; students have to apply directly to UCP (see UCP website.) AGS provides consultation on the application process. -
3. In their third year, students follow the LL.M. in French & European Union Law and Business Ethics program at Université de Cergy-Pontoise.
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The American Graduate School in Paris and Arcadia University jointly offer an accelerated Dual Masters program allowing students to earn two US-accredited Master's degrees in three years.
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The American Graduate School in Paris and Arcadia University jointly offer an accelerated Dual Masters program allowing students to earn two US-accredited Master's degrees in three years:
- A Master of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy at AGS
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Each program followed individually normally extends over two years, which would make a total of four years to earn the two degrees separately. Thanks to curricula combinations, the accelerated dual program allows students to earn both degrees in three years.
Students in this program spend three semesters in Paris, France, at the American Graduate School in Paris, and three semesters in the United States, at Arcadia University, in the greater Philadelphia area. They may choose to start the program at either of the two institutions. Each portion of the program provides a different cultural and academic experience, while both have in common a challenging and student-dedicated learning environment.
The knowledge and skills acquired during this two-fold program can be applied to a vast array of fields in government, intergovernmental organizations and non-governmental organizations (NGOs): human rights, diplomacy, international law, humanitarian relief, environmental policymaking, sustainable development, and conflict management, among others. They are also highly transferrable to international business and other professional areas involving interaction at the international level.
Why this dual program?
The objectives of combining these two programs into one are:
- To provide an extended cross-cultural experience contributing to the students' ability to work in diverse international environments
- To foster global and social awareness through a comprehensive graduate program in international affairs
- To develop a multidisciplinary perspective and varied methods of understanding of world affairs
- To offer students a broader range of career options in government, IGOs, NGOs and international business
Description of the M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy
The curriculum of the M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy teaches the cornerstone theories that explain interactions between countries, and also examines current world affairs through the various lenses of international relations: political, diplomatic, economic, environmental, cultural, and social. A range of area electives supplements this global approach allowing each student to gear the program towards his or her field of interest and professional goals.
Courses take place at AGS in Paris. They are taught in English and follow the American system of higher education while taking advantage of the school's location in France, with guest speakers and visits to embassies, international organizations headquartered in Paris and European Union institutions. No knowledge of French language is necessary to attend. Students have the opportunity to take French courses along with the program (see more information here -
Small seminar-style classrooms allow for close dialogue with professors and offer a forum for debate. The students and faculty in the program come from diverse national backgrounds, each adding a different perspective to the subjects taught.
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The International Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) degree offers an innovative curriculum giving students a sophisticated understanding of today's international issues by bridging the various sub-disciplines of this emerging field: human rights, international law and organizations, mediation and conflict transformation, public health issues, economic development, and environmental sustainability.
The coursework provides strong theoretical and analytical foundations and is complemented with hands-on experiences, including travels to key sites of the history of international conflict, and an internship allowing students to gain professional practice while developing a network of useful contacts.
Courses take place at Arcadia University in the United States, in Glenside, in the greater Philadelphia area (Pennsylvania). The faculty and staff at the International Peace and Conflict Resolution Department are committed to addressing the individual needs of each student, and work closely with them to make every component of the program fit their interests and career goals.
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Graduation Requirements
In order to complete the dual degree program and graduate with the M.A. in International Peace and Conflict Resolution and the M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy, students are required to successfully complete 65-68 graduate credit-hours. See section on curriculum. Degree requirements include a Capstone Seminar at Arcadia University, as well as the completion and defense of a 25,000- to 35,000-word Master's thesis at The American Graduate School in Paris.
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BOSTON –Trailing 12-3 with 11:32 to play in the third quarter and the reigning MLL MVP sidelined due to injury, it appeared that the Outlaws' record-setting season had reached its end.
That's when Denver set another record with a 10-0 run to end the game, catapulting the franchise into the Steinfeld Cup title game with a 13-12 victory over Long Island.
"We never gave up," Stagnitta said. "Despite facing a large deficit and missing several key players, we were able to take one more step toward the goal we set at the start of the season.
"I couldn't be more proud of the grit and resiliency that this team showed today. We needed guys to step up, and they did just that when their numbers were called."
The top-seeded Outlaws were dealt a blow on Friday as the team's leading scorer, attackman Brendan Mundorf, suffered an ankle injury during the team's practice. Mundorf, who had been crowned the league's most valuable player just one day earlier, finished second in the league with 59 points in 2012.
With its leading scorer sidelined, Denver turned to rookie Chris Bocklet, who took Mundorf's place in the starting lineup. The attackman, playing in just his eighth career MLL game responded with a career-best six goals.
Fellow rookie Mark Matthews assisted on three of Bocklet's goals and finished with a franchise postseason-record four assists in the game.
Long Island jumped ahead to a 3-1 lead after the first quarter, and held Denver's offense to just two first-half goals en route to an 8-2 halftime advantage.
The Lizards kept the foot on the gas coming out of the locker room with a pair of goals in the opening two minutes of play in the second half, extending their lead to 10-2.
Bocklet netted his second tally of the game at the 2:03 mark of the third quarter, but Long Island responded with back-to-back goals from Tommy Palasek and Mike Unterstein, seemingly ending any Outlaws comeback thoughts.
However, Denver stayed aggressive and Peet Poillon dove through the crease, putting the ball in the back of the net with 10:44 to play in the period.
Stephen Robarge won the ensuing faceoff and just over a minute later, the Outlaws had another goal, thanks to Matthews, who scored from his knees.
After 6:20 of scoreless action, the Outlaws capitalized on a man-up opportunity with a one-time goal from Matthews to Jordan McBride to cut the deficit to 12-6.
That's when Bocklet took over, scoring back-to-back goals just over one minute apart. The rookie out of Virginia netted four goals in just 3:46 during Denver's 10-goal streak to turn momentum back in the Outlaws' favor.
Poillon turned in another highlight-reel goal, diving from behind the crease to sneak the ball past MLL Goalie of the Year Drew Adams with five seconds left in the third quarter. That score cut Long Island's lead to 12-9, marking the sixth straight goal from the Outlaws.
Riding that momentum, Bocklet didn't waste any time, scoring off the opening faceoff of the fourth quarter to make it a two-goal game.
He found the net again a minute-and-a-half later for the sock trick, making it a one-goal game. Anthony Kelly came away with the subsequent faceoff – Denver won 6-of-10 to close the game – and Poillon bounced in his third of the game to tie the score at 12.
Five minutes later, the Outlaws had their first lead of the night, thanks to a goal from Jeremy Sieverts.
The two teams traded possessions the rest of the way, but Long Island put just 1-of-8 shots on net to close the game. Long Island held a lead for 46:16 of game time, but when the final whistle blew, it was the Outlaws with the advantage on the scoreboard.
Goalie Jesse Schwartzman and the rest of the Denver defense combined to keep the Lizards off the board for the final 26:32 of the contest – almost the entire second half. MLL Defensive Player of the Year Lee Zink came up with several key takeaways and Schwartzman turned away the Lizards' final four shots on goal.
With the victory, the Outlaws will appear in their fourth league title game in the team's seven-year history. They will take on the winner of the other semifinal matchup between Chesapeake and Boston with the Steinfeld Cup faceoff scheduled for 3 p.m. EDT.
Denver, the only team to reach the playoffs in each of the past seven seasons, improved its postseason record to 4-6. The four wins rank fourth in MLL history and the four title game appearances are third-most in league annals.
The Outlaws will enter Sunday's championship game riding a seven-game win streak, which ties the franchise mark that was set in 2007.
"We still have not played our best lacrosse," Stagnitta said. "We need to play four consistent quarters in the playoff. It's exciting to know we haven't peaked yet."


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Kitt, I hope you made it (or will make it) to our revival of "La boheme" running through Saturday. I think it'll make your blood pump, as well.
Thanks for the lovely comment and your much appreciated support!
Suzanne Calvin, Assoc. Dir. of Marketing, The Dallas Opera
Dear Dallas Opera,
I have been joining you at the opera for 5 years now I have seen all sorts of performances in which you have caught my aw and inspiration. This one was one of the most breath taking. There wasn't a moment I wasn't riveted to the performance. There were moments I no longer cared to read the prompter from fear of missing a moment of beauty, I would even say I caught myself a few times closing my eyes and drinking in the sweet images that each voice painted. This is a reason to keep coming to the opera with a full heart knowing the music will always hold it.
Thank you again,
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Should Jewish children partake in Halloween? Isn't it a Christian or pagan holiday?
Dear Miriam,
What's your take on whether or not Jewish kids should participate in Halloween?
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Dear Halloween,
I am a big proponent of Halloween. That is, I'm a big proponent of kids dressing up, getting to know their neighbors and possibly eating too much candy. But don't quote me on that last part to my 2-year-old! Halloween was one of my favorite childhood experiences. My two best friends and I would dream up group costumes for months leading up to the holiday. Our greatest achievement was probably the year we dressed up as R.E.M. We would dress up at school, we would dress up at home, we would dress up for our town's annual parade. After our big night of trick-or-treating, we would come back to my house, drink hot chocolate, and meticulously arrange and trade our treats. One neighbor always gave homemade popcorn in ziploc bags, which we ate first (ah, small town life), and my dad "confiscated" all the Baby Ruth bars. This is the stuff of childhood memories!
I am not a big proponent of scary costumes, gorey anything or vandalism. I find the "excuse to dress slutty" trope tiresome. I don't think 20-somethings actually need Halloween as another excuse to get drunk. I'm afraid my 2-year-old will eat too much candy or that her costume will break or that she'll decide she needs a new costume 10 minutes before leaving for preschool in the morning. I really, really didn't like the fake blood a neighbor had on his window last year that stayed up past Thanksgiving. Clearly, some of my personal preferences are at odds with how Halloween is carried out in the real world — though being anti-vandalism isn't so much a personal preference as a civic duty — but none of this has anything to do with Judaism.
Halloween is akin to Thanksgiving in my worldview: secular, celebratory, fun. It's also a rare opportunity for Jews to be part of a celebration that mainstream America knows about. When I was growing up in my small town with an even smaller Jewish community, Halloween was one of the few times that I was excited about a holiday that everyone else was excited about. It felt great to have that kind of insider experience. Despite its origins in both Christian and pagan traditions, Halloween as it's currently celebrated in mainstream America is not a religious holiday.
If you decide that, as a Jew, Halloween is outside your celebratory purview, that's fine, too. There is good precedence for that opinion, and using the "Purim's in another few months" line is totally reasonable. If I didn't have such fond Halloween memories of my own, I might even take a different stance. Then again, our neighors have started a tradition to have a kids' Halloween block party, and I cringe at the idea of separating our kids from this neighborhood event. Thanksgiving is a family holiday; Halloween is a neighborhood holiday. Regardless of what approach you take, just remember that post-Halloween sales are the best time to buy Purim costumes.
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If you've called us at Vermont Woods Studios to ask about fine furniture, place an order or just find out more about our company, there'a a good chance you talked to Elizabeth Francese. Liz and Heather Gantt are our "front office" Sales and Customer Service crew, working with customers on the phone, via online chat, email and in person.
It's hard to believe that Liz has been here for 4 months! And I'm just now getting around to introducing her to you. Well, it's not entirely my fault since she (like everyone else around here) isn't all that crazy about being in the spotlight. It's possible, actually that she's been dodging me about this blog post.
Anyway, if you've been working with her on a furniture order, you already know how personable, diligent and smart Liz is. She's a quick study and that's good because the learning curve is pretty steep around here and the stakes are high. For example, if your furniture has already been crafted and you're waiting for shipping and delivery, Liz is the logistics wizard who makes all that happen. She coordinates between you, your craftsman and our shipper to ensure your furniture arrives on time and in pristine condition. It can be a high-pressure job but she's up to the task and we're getting a lot of feedback from happy customers who are pleased with the results.
While introducing Liz though, maybe I should share a few things you won't already know. Well… she's a graduate of Keene State College with a BA in English and a minor in art. While in school Liz volunteered for alternative Spring Break projects in New Orleans (post Hurricane Katrina, painting houses in poverty stricken areas) and Moab UT (removing invasive species from public lands and making trails).
Locally she's volunteered in many environmental projects, including cleaning the Ashuelot River and participating in the Solar Festival. Oh and I don't want to forget this little known fact– Liz used to work at the Fantastic Umbrella Factory, which sounds like a fascinating place you might want to visit one of these days.
So that's the inside scoop on Liz Francese. She's been an extremely competent and fun-loving addition to our group and we're feeling very lucky to have her here at Vermont Woods Studios. Next time you call, ask Liz what she's up to and how her day is going. You're sure to get an interesting answer!
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You can't get champagne from a garden hose.
They tried before and didn't work, also a 3 is worth more than a 2.
We had some good match ups with Tyler and David at times, but we didn't go to them a lot, and when we did it was like we were all too excited about it; every attempt was rushed and the others didn't have great spacing.
Here we go again with the young team excuse again
Let's look at today numbers from our young starting players:
Roy: 24 points 12 reb and 2 assists
DC: 15 points 6 reb and 3 assists
Paul George: 18 points 4 rebounds and 4 assists
Now let's look at the not so young starters in our team:
Danny Granger: 11 points 4 reb and 1 assists
David West: 3 points 5 reb and 3 assists.
So yeah once again I don't buy the "we are a young team bs"
yeah, the pacers tried that once maybe a couple times, but they did a really poor job of getting west the ball. and evidently NYK's doubled so well that no one could get any kind of shot off. it was strange. like they've never done it before.
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This is my opinion and I hope not to offend anyone. Knicks' talent wise are on a completely higher level then the Pacers, it is not even close. Being that said the only way the Pacers could have won this game is if the veterans could have stepped up to the plate. We all know what happens next. The only thing I could say is what the hell happen to Granger; this is by far his worst year ever. We all know he could do better, but right now he looks like a boat anchor on the floor. He is just dragging the team down. Come on Granger wake the hell up and play like we know you can!
This was an exciting play by DC, throw it down little guy.
"Just look at the flowers ........ BANG"
We need a franchise player.
We just didn't play good enough Defense. The Knicks had there way with us in the Lane again tonight.
Knicks have a lot of depth. Lin went to the bench with 2 minutes left in the 1st with 2 fouls. Then New York made their run on us in the 2nd.
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You can't get champagne from a garden hose.
You are right. I always over react every time the Pacers loose
Man, Granger is our go to guy and he's shooting 39%. He just sucks this season.
"Josh Smith Re-building the city of Detroit one brick at a time"Originally Posted by Piston Prince
We need a point guard.
"We've got to be very clear about this. We don't want our players hanging around with murderers," said Larry Bird, Pacers president.
"But, first, let us now praise famous moments, because something happened Tuesday night in Indianapolis that you can watch a lifetimes worth of professional basketball and never see again. There was a brief, and very decisive, and altogether unprecedented, outburst of genuine officiating, and it was directed at the best player in the world, and that, my dear young person, simply is not done."
I've post this in the other thread, but still worth post here also.
Our starter possess below average passing ability.
Both of our wing player are below average ball handler.
Both of our bigs are slow and not strong rebounder. Hibbert are better, but the combination of these two are below average.
Out PG are small, and often defense slack, and not passing well.
Combination of these factors, a good team defense can take away our 1st and 2nd offensive choices.
When we are forced to execute the offense on-on-one, the chance of winning the game is the chance of Granger hit his perimeter shots.
D'Antoni is not a bad coach. His teams have won a phenomenal percentage of games. The players (Carmello and Baron Davis primarily) don't want to play D'Antoni's system. Carmello wants to play the way he wants to play. Baron wants time on the floor ahead of Lin. ESPN pretty much explains the entire deal:
Team D has not been strong since early in the year. NYK broke 100 on us consecutive nights. Meanwhile, last night, after our 35 point opening quarter, we only managed 53 the rest of the game.
Bench gave us nothing. Granger & West gave us virtually nothing - our supposed veteran leadership. DC with some point production, but on poor FG%, lots of minutes, and I don't care about the way the offense uses him only 3 assists.
Agree the Knicks may be starting to find themselves and they have a talented group, but IMO getting swept on a home and home is still not acceptable if we are really as improved as we say we are - meaning a legit 4-5 seed contender.
Heck, that expectation seems to be slowly eroding with each passing week. We once felt we had a chance at three. Don't look know but we're only a little ahead of Boston and even NYK and Milwaukee are not out of striking distance.
Follow two solid home wins this week with two games of chickenshit. Call me impatient, but I'm tired of the young team schtick. Granger, Hill, West, and soon Barbosa have enough experience. They need to step up an lead bye example of their PLAY. Another 7-8 seed 1st round loss will equal time to move some sacred cows on this board in the off season.
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Mariah Carey Surprises Fans on 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon'
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What happens when Mariah Carey surprises a bunch of superfans on 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon'? Cheers, tears and some really great TV, that's what!
Fallon fooled several groups of Mimi's Lambs, saying that he was letting them listen to her new single, 'The Art of Letting Go.' What they didn't know was that Mariah was waiting in the wings to finish the song, live and in person.
The reactions to when she walks out singing are priceless, ranging from utter shock to screaming to bawling. It's a blast to watch, as is Jimmy's obvious delight in pulling off the prank. The talk-show host seriously can't stop smiling throughout.
Carey loved it, too, as she wrote on Facebook yesterday (Nov. 12): "Had so much fun surprising the lambs!!"
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Twins' projected Opening Day lineup
The Twins open their season Monday against the Tigers at Target Field as Vance Worley faces Justin Verlander at 3:10 p.m. CT. Below is the Twins' projected Opening Day lineup.
1. CF: Aaron Hicks
2. C: Joe Mauer
3. LF: Josh Willingham
4. 1B: Justin Morneau
5. DH: Ryan Doumit
6. RF: Chris Parmelee
7. 3B: Trevor Plouffe
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Lara Ferroni
This is a delicious Web-exclusive recipe for Epicurious by Chef Kerry Simon at Las Vegas' Simon at Palms Place Hotel and Spa. It's an interesting take on the classic creamy rock-shrimp dish and a great appetizer for a Super Bowl gathering or any party.
- Yield
- Makes 6 appetizer servings
- For the sweet chile aioli:
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon white miso (also called shiro miso)
- Juice of 1/2 lime
- 1 tablespoon sambal ulek
- 2 tablespoons Thai sweet chile sauce
- 2 teaspoons fresh cilantro, finely chopped
- For the apple slaw:
- 1 medium Fuji apple, peeled, cored, and cut into julienne
- 1 celery heart, stalks cut crosswise into 1-inch pieces then cut into julienne, and tender leaves, coarsely chopped
- 1/2 cup fresh cilantro, coarsely chopped
- 1/2 cup micro greens such as arugula, coarsely chopped
- Juice of 1/2 lime
- 1/4 teaspoon fine sea salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- For the shrimp:
- About 10 cups vegetable oil
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon fine sea salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 16 ounces Asahi Super Dry Beer
- 3 cups tempura mix*
- 1/2 pound fresh rock shrimp, peeled and deveined
- *Available at Asian markets or in the Asian section of the supermarket
- Special equipment: Deep-fat thermometer
- Make the sweet chile aioli:
- In a small bowl, whisk together all of the aioli ingredients. DO AHEAD: Can be made 2 days ahead. Cover and chill.
- Make the apple slaw:
- In a small bowl, toss together all of the slaw ingredients, cover, and keep chilled until ready to serve.
- Batter and fry the shrimp:
- Line a baking sheet with 2 layers of paper towels.
- In a heavy large pot, heat 3 inches of oil until a deep-fat thermometer registers 350°F.
- In a small bowl, whisk together flour, salt, and pepper.
- In a medium bowl, stir together beer and tempura mix—the mixture should be about as thick as pancake batter.
- Lightly coat the shrimp in the seasoned flour, shaking off any excess, then dip in the tempura batter. Working in batches, fry the shrimp until light golden brown, about 3 minutes per batch. Transfer as done to the prepared baking sheet and return oil to 350°F between batches.
- Transfer the fried shrimp to a small bowl, add sweet chile aioli, and gently toss to coat.
- To serve:
- Divide the apple slaw among 6 small appetizer plates. Arrange about 6 shrimp on each plate and serve immediately.
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- Calories3872
- Carbohydrates229 g(76%)
- Fat398 g(613%)
- Protein9 g(18%)
- Saturated Fat29 g(143%)
- Sodium913 mg(38%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat81 g
- Fiber2 g(8%)
- Monounsaturated Fat273 g
- Cholesterol63 mg(21%)


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Steven Tyler Auctions 265mph Super Car for CharityThe highest bid brought in $800,000 for the philanthropic initiative.
Aerosmith Announce 'Farewell' TourIs this the start of a long goodbye?
Steven Tyler 'Really Concerned' About Bandmate Joe PerryTyler has been unable to get in touch with Perry since his on stage collapse.
Aerosmith's Tom Hamilton: Joe Perry Doing 'Better Than Feared'"Here's hoping he's back on stage soon doing what he loves to do!"
Aerosmith's Joey Kramer Talks World TourJoey Kramer tells Extreme, "I'm keeping you guys in mind, because we're [Aerosmith] going out to do a world tour.
Steven Tyler Confirms Aerosmith Farewell TourThe Aerosmith frontman loves his band, but the time has come.
5 Singers Who Could Replace Steven Tyler in Aerosmith
Aerosmith Considering a Tour Without Steven Tyler"I think it would be great," said Brad Whitford.
JACK's Inside Track: Steven TylerPerfect name for his first solo tour...Out On A Limb!
Steven Tyler Announces Solo Tour DatesThe Aerosmith frontman's 'Out on a Limb' Tour kicks off on July 2nd in Las Vegas.
Watch Steven Tyler Cover Janis JoplinHe also performed an array of Aerosmith hits alongside his new country music.
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After running just 24 laps last week at Talladega, Denny Hamlin says he is fully healed and prepared to run the full 500 miles Saturday night at Darlington Raceway.
Hamlin missed four Sprint Cup races and only started the race last week at Talladega after suffering a compression fracture in his lower back in a March 24 crash at Auto Club Speedway.
With his back still not fully healed, he started last week's race at Talladega and ran until the first caution period, when he climbed out of his car and turned it over to relief driver and Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Brian Vickers.
MORE: Brian France divorce | Gibbs appeal | NASCAR loss | Darlington schedule
Hamlin was credited with the points for the race, but Vickers was caught up in a crash on Lap 43 and finished 34th, earning just 10 points for the race. Hamlin has fallen to 31st in the standings while recovering from his injury.
He tweeted Wednesday, however, that he has been fully cleared by his doctors and plans to run the full race in Saturday's Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington, a race that he won in 2010.
More good news after this weeks scan. Healing is going really good and I'm ready to go the distance this week. #makethechase— Denny Hamlin (@dennyhamlin) May 8, 2013
Hamlin now begins his quest to climb back into Chase contention. He was sixth in the standings prior to his injury and fell to 10th after his crash at California. He has lost 21 more spots while missing four races and getting only minimal points last week at Talladega.
Hamlin must climb back into the top 20 in points to be eligible for a Chase wild card. He then must win at least one race, and likely two, to earn one of the two wild cards that go to the drivers with the most wins from 11th-20th in the standings.
"We're going to have to make a big, big run these next 17 weeks if we're going to be part of the postseason," Hamlin said last week at Talladega. "I'm excited about the challenge.
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Since my trip to South Africa at the beginning of the year (video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7H7WHG7Xx0 ) and I recovered from my broken rib after the redbull king of the air event, my year has been busy! A surf trip to Morocco and a few trips just for filming with http://ripslix.co.uk/ had made me hungry for some good kite kiteboarding…
I though that it was time to re-visit one of the best freestyle locations that I have been in the last few years. Getting an invitation from Fabio at http://www.srilankakite.com/ to go and stay and ride for a few weeks, I took the opportunity and flew out of the UK.
Whilst I was there, we also did some advance kite clinic's alongside Fabio Ingrosso and explored some of the hundreds of flat water spots that exist in that area of Sri Lanka. It is as great place to kite if you are looking for a freestyle playground with flat water and strong winds, and what an amazing country!
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There is a new hole added at my course that is a straight alleyway about 300ft. I can't seem to rip my buzz enough to get it 300 for fear of losing control and slamming a tree. Which of these drivers would be the best to throw on the hole:
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- Tour Type: Small Groups
- Accommodation Grade: Standard
- Cycling Grade: Easy to Moderate
Cycling Holiday In Poland
Poland is an idyllic location for a cycle holiday and we meander through its unspoilt landscapes, medieval towns and traditional timber-framed villages. Surrounded by the Beskid Mountains, we cycle on cliff-cut paths along the picturesque Dunajec Gorge and into Slovakia. We will sample some delicious local cuisine and experience a warm welcome from the locals.
Tour Highlights
- Cycle the 'Pieniny Way' - Pedal through the spectacular cliff-cut path in the Dunajec Gorge
- Krakow - Wonderful gem of a city with magnificent medieval square
- Untouched traditional villages - Cycle places where time has stood still
- Zakopane - Charming wood-built mountain town in the Tatra Mountains
- Stary Sacz & Nowy Sacz - Two of Poland's most lovely and historic villages
- Lopuszna village- Historic centre of Gorale people
1Join trip Krakow Airport; drive to Zakopane
2Cable car and cycle via Chocholow to Nowy Targ
3Countryside cycling to Niedzica; explore the castle
4Cycle the Dunajec gorge to the spa town of Szczawnica
5Pedal though old villages and fruit gardens to Rytro
6Explore historic Stary Sacz by bike; drive Krakow
7Cycling tour of Krakow Old Town and local area
8Trip ends Krakow
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Unlike many other operators, we include the hire of your bike in the overall cost of the holiday: you don't need to bring your own or pay extra to hire one locally. We also provide a support vehicle, spare parts and take care of day to day bike maintenance. All you need bring is your own helmet.
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TransportBus, Bicycle
Accommodation6 nights Standard Hotel
1 night Simple Hotel
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Cycling Information
On this trip we cycle 206 km over six days (an average of 34 km per day). The terrain is mostly flat or downhill with several short uphill sections on country lanes, gravel lanes (15%) or cycle tracks. The rides are not accompanied by a vehicle (available in case of emergencies). We have graded the route as easy to moderate.
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21 gear Bird custom hybrid bike.
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Topic: Update on my Dad
Hello everyone,
It's been a while since I've posted so i thought I would do an update on my Dad. I'm sorry for not posting in so long, but the last few months have been pretty hard for the 3 of us and I really havent felt up to posting or spending much time on the internet. The combination of my parents illnesses, winter and pretty much being permanently stuck in their flat has taken it's toll on them. Lots of arguements, stress and in general, not a lot of happy thoughts. And to top that off, water has been leaking into their kitchen and bathroom from the flat above all weekend which hasn't helped stress levels!
We got my Dad's CT results in February. He still hasn't seen his specialist yet to talk over them and was told what they showed briefly from a local GP over the phone. They said that the PDT had stopped the tumour from growing in size since he was diagnosed last year, but it had not shrunk it either. Obviously we were hoping that it would have shrunk, but happy nonetheless that it hasn't grown any either.
Over the last month or so, Dads jaundice has been slowly coming back. It's nowhere near as bad as it was last year, but concerning that it's coming back. Also during the last month, he was getting the odd day of sweating really badly and in general feeling pretty lousy and his urine had darkened. These days have been getting more frequent over the last 2 weeks. He saw an emergency GP 3 weeks ago on a Saturday night who talked to the hospital and they didnt think an emergency admission was needed. Since then, he has saw his own GP and Macmillan nurse at home a few times and they are both coming round to see him again today. Dads GP spoke to the specialist on Friday and if he thinks Dad need to go into hospital then he will probably have to go in today.
My apologies once again for not posting much. Even though I haven't been around here much over the last few months, you have all still been in my thoughts and prayers every day.


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Poor estrus detection remains a major reproductive problem for lactating dairy cows. As a result, dairy farmers have turned to timed AI and the use of natural service bulls as two breeding programs that do not require estrus detection and are therefore widely used in the United States.
The use of natural service sires reportedly ranges from 43 percent to 75 percent, while the use of timed AI programs is used on 58 percent of U.S. dairies.
But which makes more economic sense? A study at the University of Florida compared the economics of these two breeding programs used on the same dairy farm.
The researchers determined that timed AI was less expensive than the use of bulls in the field study. To arrive at that conclusion, a herd budget accounting for all cost and revenues was created. Net cost during the field study for the natural service program was $100.49 per cow per year and for the timed AI program was $67.80 per cow per year, unadjusted for differences in voluntary waiting period for first insemination (VWP) and pregnancy rates (PR).
After inclusion of the differences in VWP and PR, the economic advantage of the TAI program was $9.73 per cow per year, still a more cost-effective program than natural service sires.
The research was published in the September Journal of Dairy Science.


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FISHING REPORT (No. 28 Oct. 27 -- Nov. 3)
Published 12:00 am, Tuesday, May 3, 2011
2011 FALL BROODSTOCK ATLANTIC SALMON STOCKING -- DEEP began its annual stockings of surplus broodstock Atlantic salmon last week by releasing 160 salmon into the Shetucket River, 60 salmon into Crystal Lake (Ellington), 116 salmon into Mount Tom Pond (Morris-Litchfield-Washington) and 100 salmon into the Naugatuck River. These fish ranged in size from 3 to 18 pounds each. In November, DEEP expects to have 500 more salmon available from its Kensington Hatchery following spawning.
Rivers & Streams -- With more precipitation and cool weather in the forecast for the weekend, conditions will again be variable. In most areas, flows are somewhat high but quite fishable. Anglers can find real time stream flow data for a number of rivers and streams in CT on the USGS website at: http://waterdata.usgs.gov/ct/nwis/current/?type=flow.
The autumn is streamer and nymphing time. For colors, try white, yellow and brown, and for patterns, White Wooly Buggers, Muddlers, Micky Finn, Grey or Black Ghosts (#4-10). Nymphs to bottom bounce include caddis pupa (#14-16), Serendipity (#14-16), Pheasant Tail (#12-20), Prince (#6-18) and Hare's ear (#8-20).
Farmington River -- West Branch flows are clear and still high, but are back to more fishable levels (currently 475 cfs at Riverton, with the Still River adding an additional 160 cfs). Water temperatures (mornings) are in the upper 50s.
Hatches/patterns include Isonychia (#12-14, parachute style), Blue Wing Olives (#18-22, mid-late afternoon), Caddis (tan #16-20, all day; brown #16-18, winter/summer #18-22, morning), Midges (#20-32, morning) and Rusty Spinner (#20-26, morning). . Streamers are working well.
Housatonic River -- The river should be good for late October fishing. Morning water temperatures are in the lower 50s and flows are relatively clear and fishable (currently 990 cfs at Falls Village and 1,560 cfs at Gaylordsville). Flows may increase some due to rain today and possibly Saturday.
Hatches/patternsfor the Housatonic River include Blue Wing Olive (#18-24, early morning; spinner fall in evening), Isonychia (#10-12 evening), Midges (#20-26) and Black caddis (#14-18, early morning & evening). Streamers and nymphing work well this time of year (see advice above)!
Lakes & Ponds -- Trout fishing remains spotty, trolling's tough. Look for brown trout more inshore and shallow. Some action reported from Highland Lake and Squantz Pond.
LARGEMOUTH BASS fishing is mostly fair with reports from Highland Lake (a 5 lb bass among the recent catches), Wononskopomuc Lake (season here closes at the end of October), Gardner Lake, Billings Lake and Candlewood Lake. Good fishing reported from Hatch Pond. Bantam Lake and Pachaug Pond have been tough to fish.
SMALLMOUTH BASS -- Candlewood Lake smallie action is picking up, with a number of catches in the 3-4 lb range. Fish reportedly are now back on humps, between 20-35 feet. Fair smallmouth action reported from Rainbow Reservoir and Highland Lake and some catches also reported from Bantam Lake.
NORTHERN PIKE -- Fair pike fishing reported from Bantam Lake, and a few catches reported from Beseck Lake (it's been drawn down so access is difficult). Winchester Lake has been slow. Cooler temperatures should jumpstart the pike fishery. Other places to try for pike include Mansfield Hollow Reservoir, the upper Housatonic River, Pachaug Pond, Quaddick Reservoir and Hopeville Pond.
WALLEYE -- Fair to good action reported from Squantz Pond (recent catches include a 6.5 walleye), with sunset a good time to fish.
CONNECTICUT RIVER -- The river has dropped more since the weekend, but access at some launches in the Hartford area remains difficult (Wethersfield Cove, Charter Oak Landing). NORTHERN PIKE fishing has been variable with a number of good reports (including some fish in the upper 30s to low 40s inch range) and some slow reports. Fish can be found in the coves, the Middletown area, and in Haddam and downstream to the Salmon River. BLACK CRAPPIE action is picking up in the coves. LARGEMOUTH BASS fishing is fair to good in the coves (in both the Haddam and Hartford areas). Some nice bass are being caught, recent catches include a 5.8 lb bass and some fish in the 3-4 lb range. SMALLMOUTH BASS are also providing some action below Hartford. Anglers are finding some CATFISH along the lower river.
WINTER DRAWDOWNS of a number of Eastern CT lakes are in progress. Reported lake depth status for the following water bodies is current as of Friday, Oct. 21: Ashland Pond (down 6 inches), Bashan Lake (down 32 inches), Beseck Lake (down 6 feet), Billings Lake (down 5 inches), Gardner Lake (full), Hopeville Pond (full), Lower Bolton Lake (full), Middle Bolton Lake (down 6 inches), Mashapaug Lake (down 18 inches) and Pickerel Lake (full).
WESTERN CT WINTER DRAWDOWNS -- A three foot drawdown of Highland Lake is scheduled to begin Tuesday, Nov. 1. The annual drawdown of Lake McDonough began this week. West Hill Pond has been drawn down three feet.
MASHAPAUG LAKE -- The main access road to Mashapaug Lake is closed for replacement of a major culvert. The park access road will remain open up to the Bigelow Pond Boat Launch, allowing continued access to Bigelow Pond.
LAKE ZOAR has been refilled to its typical operating level.
LAKE LILLINONAH is scheduled to be drawn down for a week beginning Nov. 5 with refill scheduled to begin Nov. 13. During this drawdown, launching of trailer boats will be difficult (Route 133 launch) to impossible (Pond Brook launch) at the state boat launches. Additionally, the lake will be also drawn down 7 feet on Thursday, Oct. 27, to increase holding capacity to facilitate a drawdown of Lake Housatonic during the upcoming weekend. Once drawn down, Lake Lillinonah will gradually refill over the weekend.
LAKE HOUSATONIC is scheduled to be drawn down 3 feet for dam maintenance this weekend (Oct. 29-30).
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has closed the THOMASTON DAM RECREATION AREA until further notice due to ongoing clean up operations resulting from storm Irene. This area is currently expected to be closed for the remainder of the 2011 season. This area includes most of the Naugatuck River Trout Management Area.
Anglers are reminded that the that Monday (Oct. 31) is the last day of the fishing season at several lakes and ponds scattered throughout the state, most notably LAKE WONOSCOPOMUC, GREEN FALLS RESERVOIR, BATTERSON PARK POND and SHENIPSIT RESERVOIR. Please refer to the 2011 CT Angler's Guide for additional locations.
The boat slowly drifts into a large bay on the slightest of breezes. Your eyes strain against the mid-day sun. Suddenly you realize that what looks like a large stick has just shifted positions. Ah... your quarry, you make a quick survey of the area and wind conditions, a couple of false cast to release the necessary amount of line, casting to just past the large Northern Pike. You let the fly settle for a few seconds, and then begin a jerky retrieve, just as your fly passes the fish the water explodes with a fury seldom seen while freshwater fly fishing.
?Fly fishing for pike is best in the spring and fall.
?Where aquatic weeds are absent look for woody cover.
?Target cover along drop-off.
?Use sinking fly line.
?Let the line sink and begin striping it in.
?Let the fly drop down as the water gets deeper.
?Let the streamer stop in the middle of the second strip.
?Don't make it very rhythmic.
?In cool water the pike will be energetic.
?When hooked work fish away from the cover.
?Unhook using needle nose pliers.
?Use a strong leader; wire (12"-18") or heavy pound test floro-carbon (4-6' of 30-60 lbs.).
?A 9-weight fly rod helps in throwing large flies.
?Use large brightly colored (orange, lime green or chartreuse) streamers.
?Try this streamer; red back/white belly, flash about for glitter & a big red eye.
Surface water temperatures in Long Island Sound (LIS) are in the low 60s. Check out the following web sites for more detailed water temperatures and marine boating conditions:
BLUEFISH fishing is good as long as the weather cooperates. Spots include the Race, Sluiceway, Plum Gut, the reefs off Watch Hill, Ram Island Reef in Fishers Island Sound, Millstone outflow, Bartlett Reef, Black Point, Pigeon Rip (area north of Plum Island), Hatchett Reef, Long Sand Shoal, Southwest Reef, Sixmile Reef, Falkner Island area, the reefs off Guilford and Branford, New Haven Harbor (Sandy Point), Charles Island area to Milford Point, Buoy 20 off Stratford, Stratford Shoal/Middle Ground, Penfield Reef, around the Norwalk Islands, and the reefs off Stamford. "Alligator Blues" approaching 20 pounds have been landed!
STRIPED BASS fishing continues to improve on the local reefs and tidal rips as water temperatures cool off. Daytime fishing is good to excellent. Live lining eels, hickory shad, bunker (Atlantic menhaden) or scup is still the most effective fishing method for landing that "Cow" trophy-sized bass. Don't forget about using circle hooks when using live baits and cut chunk baits. Circle hooks reduce "gut hooking" and most of the time the hook lodges just in the corner of the fish's mouth for an easy release.
SCUP fishing is excellent. Squid, sand worms, conch and small crabs are the baits of choice! Any bottom structure or rock pile will attract these "Reef Slammers".
TAUTOG fishing season is in full swing on the local reefs, especially in shallow water (10'- 20'). Green crabs, hermit crabs, and Asian shore crabs are preferred baits. Position is the key for being successful for catching these "Reef Bullies". It's important to keep moving and go back to earlier locations (reefs).
Regulations reminders:
SCUP -- The scup fishing season has been extended through to the end of the year. The daily creel and length limit remains the same (10 fish per angler and 10 ½ inches). Note that the party/charter boat creel limit is now 10 fish per day (the length limit remains unchanged at 11 inches).
BLACK SEA BASS -- The black sea bass season is closed and will re-open on Tuesday, Nov. 1.


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Rays' Draft signings at deadline stand at 37
MINNEAPOLIS -- Major League Baseball's signing deadline for players selected in the 2014 First-Year Player Draft passed Friday, and the Rays did well, signing 37 of their 41 players selected, including their top 25 picks.
Highlighting those signings was Casey Gillaspie, the Rays' first pick and the 20th overall selection of the Draft. The switch-hitting first baseman from Wichita State will receive a bonus worth $2,035,500, which is equal to the assigned value of the slot.
Gillaspie, the younger brother of White Sox third baseman Conor Gillaspie, batted .389 with a .520 on-base percentage and 15 home runs in 59 games as a junior. Gillaspie is the 14th Wichita State player to be drafted in the first round, and he was named the Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year.
Gillaspie is hitting .271 with four home runs and 18 RBIs in 30 games at Class A Short Season Hudson Valley.
The only players the Rays did not sign were: left-hander Tyler Wells (25th round), outfielder Joshua Davis (32nd round), right-hander Matthew Plitt (37th round) and right-hander Conor Harber (40th round).
Bill Chastain is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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ALEX Chant couldn't celebrate his 21st birthday. A month into a three month long coma, he had sustained massive brain injuries after he fell from a moving taxi after a night out in Newport on March 27, 2010.
And when his family arrived at the Royal Gwent Hospital, they were told he was not going to survive and were advised to start calling their family to tell them the bad news.
But after battling back, tomorrow Mr Chant celebrates his 25th birthday at the National Star College in Cheltenham, where he spends his week, and will be returning home at Pembroke Grove in Lliswerry for a curry with his parents Steve and Lynda in Newport at the weekend.
The Argus reported how Mr Chant was found close to Carcraft on the Southern Distributor Road back in 2010. The taxi driver fled the scene and in 2011, Mr Chant revealed to the Argus that he was pushed from the taxi by the driver.
But Mr and Mrs Chant said their son is continuing to make "steady progress" following the incident more than four years ago.
This has included Mr Chant attending the college for the past two years and he now has Welsh Government funding for another year until the end of July 2015.
At the college he has served as entertainment rep and as part of his role has organised an Italian night for fellow students.
Mrs Chant said: "It is an absolutely amazing place and there is quite a few Welsh students there. He does not stop. He does everything he can do."
Although what will happen after the Welsh Government funding finishes next year remains unclear, his family are looking forward to taking him on holiday this summer for the second time since the accident.
They will visit Santa Ponsa in Majorca in July, where the family enjoyed a trip last year.
Mrs Chant recalled a time when they pulled him out to the sea in a boat, with her son "sitting there like a king."
Mr Chant regularly watches Lliswerry Football Club at their home at the Wales National Velodrome and has travelled with his dad and friends to Llanelli and Barry to watch some of the club's away fixtures.
He's also a regular visitor to the cinema.
Mr Chant, who comes back home regularly to see his siblings Claire and Matthew and nieces Alexia, Skye, Freya and Imogen, currently walks with a frame but it is hoped he will be able to use crutches soon.
Mrs Chant said: "He's got a quality of life and he's happy. We're just hoping in the next few years he'll get better."
While Mr Chant said the family think about his son's accident "now and again", Mrs Chant said she thinks it's unlikely the taxi driver will ever be caught.


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1.Both of the girls have chocolate treats.
2.Mady, Carl, and the boy with cotton candy, are all in the same grade.
3.Jenny, the girl with the white chocolate, the boy with gum, and Freddie, all play soccer.
4.Carl has braces, so no gum for him.
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The N.C. Fourth of July Festival is seeking individuals, groups or restaurants that would like to face-off for bragging rights at the second annual chowder cook-off from 1-4 p.m. Sunday, March 4, at the Oak Island Moose Lodge.
All awards will be decided by a vote of those attending the cook-off. Awards will be given for first, second and third place in the Professional Division and the Individual Division. There will also be an overall Best Decorated Booth award. There is no fee to enter the competition. Application deadline
is Feb. 17.
Holden Beach Seniors to meet Feb. 13
Holden Beach Senior Citizens will meet at 6 p.m. Feb. 13 at Lockwood Folly Community Building on Stanley Road. Come and enjoy a covered dish meal. Various members will present a talent show. Officers will be elected and trips will be planned. Remember to bring nonperishable foods for a local food bank.
VFW to host dinner dance Feb. 3
Little River VFW Post 10804 (S.C. 57 N. off S.C. 9) will host a dinner/dance at 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3. Call (843) 399-0877 for reservations.
The second Monday of every month at 6 p.m. is Pasta Night. Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. are Wings Night and Thursdays from 5:30-7 p.m. are Fiesta Nights.
All events are open to the public. Visit its website at www.vfw10804.org.
SAR will serve luncheon Jan. 14
The Lower Cape Fear Chapter of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution will have a luncheon meeting from noon-2 p.m. Jan. 14 at Ocean Ridge Plantation (U.S. 17) in Sunset Beach. In case of inclement weather, the luncheon will be Jan. 21. This meeting is open to any man who can trace his lineage to a patriot of the American Revolution.
Arts by the Shore names winners
The 17th annual Arts by the Shore took place at the Oak Island Recreation Center from Nov. 17-20.
A reception and awards ceremony from 2-4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20, was hosted by Dot Moore, president of the Art Guild; Joyce Grazetti, chairman of the show committee; and Billie Jayroe, representative of Oak Island Parks & Recreation. Special guest host was Daisy Cameron, founder of the show.
More than 500 plates of barbecue were sold during the Rotary Club of Little River's third annual Scott Taylor Memorial Barbecue on Oct. 28, raising more than $2,500 for Horry County children. Many pre-sold meals were delivered to North Myrtle Beach and Little River area businesses.
The Rotary club is appreciative of the support of St. Paul AME Church for the use of its church parking lot. The church is a landmark in Little River, S.C.
Craft fair is Dec. 3
Women of the Moose of the Shallotte Moose Lodge, 253 Holden Beach Road, are sponsoring a craft fair, featuring a soup and cookie walk, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 3. Proceeds will benefit Community Services of Brunswick County.
Many types of soups and cookies will be available for sale to eat in or take out. Table rental is $15/table with one item being donated from each merchant to go toward a Women of the Moose raffle. For table reservations, call Eileen Childers at 755-6994.
Democrat Women to meet Nov. 7
All Democrat Women are invited to the monthly meeting at 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 7, at Brunswick County Democrat Headquarters on Old Ocean Highway, across from Brunswick Community College.
A discussion of scholarship fundraising will be the topic of discussion for the month. Bring finger foods and let's fellowship together.
This has been a busy summer for Brunswick County 4-H.
Twelve teens and one counselor-in-training served at the 4-H Summer Fun day camps. Teens led the campers in songs and icebreakers; taught them about felting, letterboxing, acting and tennis; helped prepare lunches; and even bandaged a boo-boo or two.
At the foot of the Alps, only an hour north of Milan, Italy, rests the alpine, lakeside village of Stresa. This town was one of only a few that created a memorial for all of the victims of Sept. 11. It was built and dedicated on Nov. 11, 2001, exactly 60 days after the events in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania.
A group of five couples from Sea Trail in Sunset Beach and two more couples, friends from Ohio and Rhode Island, traveling in northern Italy, were invited to attend the ceremony to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
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