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Polls continue to show that President Barack Obama should stand little chance of re-election — a new Harris Interactive survey shows that the incumbent has a negative rating even among Democrats and liberals.
"He and his campaign [will] spend $750 million to make whichever Republican he's running against unacceptable to the American people, the same way that George W. Bush did to John Kerry," Heilemann recently said on Chris Matthews' MSNBC show, "Hardball."
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- Some 2.2 million lost jobs, but 140,000 jobs added to the government payroll
- Nearly 3 million more Americans living in poverty than before he took office
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I believe our candidate has already been choosen by weathy special inerest-groups. On Jan 19th 2010, the "Roberts Supreme Court" abolished a centure old law,where political power belonged to the people, that means a a political government directly carried out by the people or elected represnetatives of the people. The "Roberts Law" removed limits to how much special money interests can spend to have the elected official they want.
|6 years ago. Rating: 6
bigben, Thanks, as I have said anyone running now would be better than Obama, Who is run by George Sorreas. As for the TEA PARTY that stands for T=TAX
This party makes more sense to me than any of the others. If they were a seperate party at this time it would be a harder climb for any candidate to be notice. Any one running as a Tea party candidate should be conservative with tax payers money and not waste it on special party interest. My goal is to have the FAIR TAX in our system here because it TRUELY is fair to everyone!!
If some one as radical as Obama can be elected so can some one on the right (real right) be elected. Many thought Reagan was not right for the times......history shows he was right!
As for the Republican party, many in the party are not of the conservative republican party. Thus now the TEA PARTY for conservatives.
I myself can be doing better for our country than the one in office now..
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Mr.Den, I think that you are wrong about anyone running not being divisive or unsettling, especially the republican crop of candidates. Cain, Perry, Bachman, and Newt are all radical right and appeal to the tea party. Right now the establish conservatives are kow-towing to the tea party, but make no mistake none of these people will make it into the general election. The establishment republicans still run the show and they want someone that can win the general election and there are two candidates that fill that bill, Romney and Huntsman. Now, Romney flip flops all over the place and Obama will attack him for that. Also, Obamas health care law was based on the one Romney put together in Mass.,, so, he's weak on that front. Plus, it's a simple fact that Obama is an excellent debater. Also, there is the fact that the republican candidates keep doing things to hurt themselves; like Perry bringing up Obama's birth certificate and say that maybe he should put his college grades up because Perry's are on the net. Yeah, that's what he wants considering the Obama graduated Magna Cum Laude from Harvard. Obama hasn't been the best president by a long shot, but the republican field is absurd and I don't think that they have anyone that can beat him. Personally, I like Huntsman. He's logical, intelligent, experienced , and a moderate conservative. But, the GOP seems to be hung up on the far right and I think that will lose the election for them.
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The FAR RIGHT is a SMALL segment of the GOP, just like the FAR LEFT is a SMALL segment of the Democratic Party.
Right now we have a FAR LEFT PRESIDENT occupying the White House. FACT
It does seem a shame that whoever has the biggest piggy bank can take an election. Obama, if re-elected, will destroy America. He's done a jam up job to date. With the recent accusations on Cain, it is apparent how the elections and mud slinging will dominate this upcoming election year.
I don't think that Obama is a strong debater. He can't run on his record, as you stated, but the candidates so far seem to be stagnant. I think it should improve and people should ignore accusations until fully proven, which they won't, and move on with the issues.
Who in their right mind would even want the presidency and the job of straightening out this economy? It is scary for the American people, let alone a president elect. Americans need to pull together on both sides and see what a mess we have and fix it with a new president.
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Anyone have any opinions on whether we should do Pompeii or Herculaneum, or both?
And how much time to allocate?
Has anyone gone up to the crater at Mt Vesuvius? Worth it?
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Pompeii or Herculaneum? Or Both? Vesuvius?
Anyone have any opinions on whether we should do Pompeii or Herculaneum, or both?
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I'm glad I visited both, as they are surprisingly different. If I recall correctly, I spent about 5 hours at Pompeii and just under 2 hours at Herculaneum. I did not go to the crater at Vesuvius because I had visited Mt. Etna less than a week before. Hope that helps!
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We did only Pompeii, due to time constraints. We were the 5 hours and by now means saw all there was to see - you could easily spend the whole day if you're really interested.
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Like kja, we did both and agree with those observations. They are very different. Herculaneum is surprisingly intact and conveys more of a feeling of place.
We also went up Vesuvius. It is a good hike up there on an even path and when we got to the top, it was covered in fog and we could not see a thing. There were nice views however on the way up and down. If you go, there is often someone at the base renting walking sticks. Do yourself a favor and rent one, it helps. We thought it was worth it.
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We have visited both,at different times. Pompeii is amazing, but be prepared for lots of tourists.Herculaneum is much smaller as it has not been fully excavated. It is interesting to see how far below the present day street level it is. There were far less visitors. For some reasonI preferred it to Pompeii.They are both quite poignant.A really good guide was very helpful.the guide brought to life what we were seeing. If you have time,pay a visit to Ostia Antiqua a half hour train trip from Rome-also very interesting.
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I've visited Pompeii twice for a total of 7 hours and still could go back to see more. Next time, it's Herculaneum for sure. Last night there was an excellent program on our local Edu TV channel on both!
I've seen an erupting volcano (Kiluea), and an inactive one (Haleakala), and an extinct one (Mammoth), so never had an urge to hike up Vesuvius.
How much time do you have in the area? How much interest? Many people are happy with just a 2 hour visit to Pompeii, but that never would have done it for me.
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We drove into the blast zone at Mt St Helens a few years after the explosion, and also saw the blown out crater from the air. But I've never seen anything like Mt Vesuvius, nor walked up to a crater. And we may or may not ever go to Hawaii, so I'm pretty sure Vesuvius is on our "to-do list"
We should have 3 full days to split between Paestum, Herculaneum, Pompeii and hopefully Path of the Gods. And we will have one travel day from our B&B (possibly in Ravello) to our next B&B (possibly in Casperia ~ 4 hrs) on which I was thinking if we got an early start we might do Herculaneum ~ I assume it would take slightly less time than Pompeii?
What time do these sites open? Can you hire a guide there or is that something that needs to be done ahead of time?
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I love both Pompeii and Herculaneum and would change my mind from day to day as to which is better. Today, I would recommend Herculaneum - stand near the boathouses where the found the remains of the inhabitants, look up at the huge volume of ash and rock that covered the city, then see the people hanging out their washing on the houses built over the ruins - it is fascinating.
I would also complicate matters by saying that if you miss the national archaeological museum in Naples itself, you miss half the experience of visiting the ruins.
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This is the website for Pompeii and Herculaneum. Pompeii is big and spread out while Herculaneum is much more compact. You can buy a combo ticket which saves you a few € (combo ticket was 20€ when I was there last).
Since you plan to be in the area several days, I would consider getting the 3 day Campania Artecard tutte la regione. This gives you free admission to two sites, discounts at others (50% off) and free transportation in the area (local trains/buses/metro, etc.) including in the city of Naples and all the way to Paestum for three days. Price is 27€.
Many sites will have audio guides (handheld, not headsets)for rent. Each area is numbered and you just select the number to hear the info. Don't count on Herculaneum having them as they seem to run out even when not particularly busy.
If you do not buy the artecard, have cash to pay for your tickets as they were not accepting credit cards when I was there.
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I found the audio guides at Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Paestum quite useful. When in Paestum, do consider visiting the archeological museum - it's quite good. I spent about 2 hours at the site and another hour at the museum. If you have time (or can make time!), I would also recommend trying to visit the archeological museum in Naples, which is outstanding and provides a wonderful complement to a visit to Pompeii.
There are a few specific sites at Pompeii that can be seen only with an advance reservation, which were free when I went. For more information, see:
That Web site is in Italian only, but you can use Babel Fish or another on-line translation service to figure out what it says.
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I wanted to do it all but only ended up doing Pompeii.
I don't think I regretted my choice.
Out of the three I think its the biggest MUST-SEE
Please feel free to read my trip report at:
Plus countless photos of Pompeii !
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Last May while based in a villa in Vietri sul Mare, just north of Salerno, I visited Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Paestum. We also hiked up Mt. Vesuvius (the afternoon of the same day we visited Herculaneum--we had a car so drove to all these sites).
Pompeii was amazing. It was full of visitors, though its size helps absorb them and makes it less crowded than it would otherwise be. Definitely hire a guide--we didn't, and I regret it because it would have added a lot to the experience, I think.
Herculaneum was more manageable, less crowded, and just as interesting in my opinion. A definite must-see.
Paestum was completely different (Greek temples and a wonderful museum that houses the frescoes and other artifacts from the site). Highly recommended--and it's right in the heart of buffalo mozzarella country, so you can get it fresh from the farm.
We loved the Vesuvius climb. Here's an excerpt from my trip report: "Once off the A3 we wound our way up to the parking area at the base of the climb, joining quite a crowd of hikers of all kinds heading up the steadily sloping path to the crater. I wasn't expecting all those people! But everybody seemed happy, even the woman in high heels who was herding a couple of kids up the mountain. Vesuvius is an icon of southern Italy, and it seemed like much of Italy was on the climb with us. The crater is impressive. There was some haze, but the grand views out onto the Naples and the bay were wonderful--we saw all the way to Ischia and Capri. We tried to find Pompeii below us but couldn't quite pick it out. We basked in the sunshine, inspected the interesting geological features (my husband is a geologist), and then descended, stopping for lunch down the mountain at the base of Via Vesuvio--La Rotunda Ristorante. Tasty pizzas and a round of beers helped us recover our energy and get ready for the afternoon we planned at nearby Herculaneum."
I did the hike in sneakers (aka tennis shoes) with no issues. The walking stick was useful -- the vendor offers it to you for "free" as you walk by, but you are expected to pay a tip when you return it.
By the way, if you are interested in volcanoes, someday you should go to Vulcano in the Aeolian Islands and climb the Gran Cratere--it's awesome. And Stromboli (on Stromboli)--that's our next volcano, coming up in May, and is likely to be quite a bit harder.
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Hello all, happy holidays! It's almost 2010, the year of our Italy trip!!!!! YEA!
Question ~ if we don't stay in Ravello to visit Pompeii and Herculaneum, does anyone have a great idea of where we should stay? I do not want to stay in Naples, would prefer a more country area.
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I like Sorrento to visit Pompeii and Herculaneum, it's an easy train ride to both. Definitely do not miss Oplontis, which is the Torre Annunziata stop on the same train, you'll be glad you did. An easy block or two from the station and interiors that are out of this world. And if you felt adventurous, you could also take the train, a longer ride, but worth it, to Paestum from Sorrento, too.
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We did Pompeii and Vesuvius. On a nice day the view from Vesuvius is beautiful. If you are in any sort of shape I don't think you will have a problem with the climb. Though my bowling ball SIL gave up after about 10 feet.
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Subject: [WALKER] Col. George Walker died Brunswick, VA
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Phu Pha Ao Nang re clasic conceput, folosind multe tipuri de lemn natural, cu multe domenii de parfum de arbori in jurul tradiționale. Oferim cameră superioară, sala de conexiuni și o sală de lux. Momentan nu sunt controlate individual de aer condiționat, frigider, TV prin cablu / satelit, internet de mare viteză, duș cu apă caldă / rece apa, telefon IDD, seif și toate au balco n privat cameră. Citeşte mai mult..
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It was a very pleasent stay at Phu Pha Aonang. Food and service were great. The one thing that wasen't nice was the shower curtain. There was a lot of fungi. Not great and a big demerit. Some of the chairs at the poll were damaged. Not so nice. You can repair it. For the high rating we expected a little bit more comfort - bur just because of this. All in one a very friendly, nice and obliging hotel. We will come back.
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Would have preferred more breakfast selection, also the extra bed we requested was not in the room straight away and we had to wait for housekeeping to set it up. It also wasn't that comfortable. We had problems with the toilet but luckily the staff were very friendly and helpful. The free internet and daily shuttle were a massive help and greatly appreciated. The hotel was very beautiful and we met very nice people at the pool. We had a lovely stay and will definitely be recommending it to friends.
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very nice hotel, and very friendly staff, Room Comfort/Standard very good, but no electricity in the bathroom
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We loved our stay at Phu Pha. I have done our ratings and comments below.
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Except sunbeds near the pool we could recommend COMFORTABLE AND RELAXING chairs inside and outside. We appreciated the flexiblility taking us downtown with the minibus outside "normal" time of departure ;-)
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San Luis Talpa, El Salvador/LA TIMES BUSINESS--Southwest Airlines planned to begin flying planes to this small Central American nation this year -- but not with passengers aboard. The carrier wanted to outsource some of its maintenance to a Salvadoran repair shop called Aeroman (pictured above).
Aeroman already services jetliners operated by U.S. carriers JetBlue and America West. The airlines fly empty planes hundreds of miles from the United States to have them refurbished, repaired and inspected. It's like driving across town for a cheaper mechanic -- except that airlines can save millions of dollars over the life of their rides.
Industry experts say maintenance outsourcing will only increase as airlines grapple with post-9/11 security costs and sharply higher fuel prices. Already a $41-billion business, so-called MRO (for maintenance, repair and overhaul) outsourcing is expected to reach nearly $60 billion within a decade.
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MP: Just in case you have any objections to this type of outsourcing, consider your own frequent personal outsourcing at the level of your own household. You probably outsource the cleaning of some of your clothes to a local dry cleaner, you often outsource the preparation and cooking of your food to a local restaurant, you outsource the upkeep and maintenance of your vehicle to a local car wash, oil change service, and repair shop, you might outsource the cleaning of your house and your lawn maintenance to an outside agency, you outsource the preparation of your taxes to a tax service, etc. etc.
In almost all of these examples, you could have performed those services internally within your own household (cleaned your own clothes, prepared your own food, changed your own oil, cleaned your own house or prepared your own taxes), but a personal cost-benefit analysis suggested that it was more cost-effective for you to outsource those tasks to someone outside your household, compared to performing those services yourself. In that sense, a household is just like a small business firm, which continually makes business decisions that involve comparing the cost of external vs. internal production. Just like a small or large firm, your household chooses the least expensive alternative, and outsources when it makes economic sense.


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Vale Resort's Rhys Pugh becomes the first ever Welsh winner of one of the world's top amateur golf events, won by new PGA champion Rory McIlroy just six years ago
Welsh golf is celebrating an historic One, Two as Rhys Pugh won the European Amateur Championship with James Frazer a close second.
Pugh, who has been a member of the Vale Resort since he was 8 years old, becomes the first ever Welsh winner of one of the world's top amateur golf events, won by new PGA champion Rory McIlroy six years ago, with third placed Carl Pettersson and Ryder Cup star Sergio Garcia also on the roll of honour of former champions.
"This is one of the best ever results for Welsh amateur golf - not just for Rhys joining some incredible names to have won the European title as well as becoming the first Welsh winner, but also for James who came so close to forcing an all-Welsh play-off," said Golf Union of Wales Director of Performance Ben Waterhouse.
"It really is an incredible achievement against all Europe's top amateur stars, names which will become well known on the European Tour in years to come.
Pugh, of the Vale Resort, will get an invite to next year's Open Championship at Muirfield as a result of winning the Chartis Europe sponsored European Amateur Championship at Carton House Golf Club outside Dublin.
He started the final day eight shots off the lead, but a closing round of 66 in windy and difficult conditions on the Montgomerie course lifted him to the top of the leaderboard.
Frazer was one of those still out on the course trying to overhaul Pugh's total, but his putt on 18 to force a play-off was left agonisingly hanging on the lip of the hole and did not drop.
New Welsh Amateur champion Jason Shufflebotham slipped down the field with a final round of 77 in the tough conditions to end up 10 shots behind Pugh.
"I always thought I could do it. I really like the golf course, it sort of suits me. It's quite long and I've been hitting it a bit further lately. I thought I'd have to shoot 63, 62 to have a chance but it was a little bit windy so it was tougher," said Pugh, the 18-year-old from Pontypridd who studies at East Tennessee in the US.
"It's been my dream to play in the Open Championship since I started golf".
He will do just that at Muirfield next year. Frazer missed out on that prize, but the Pennard player was still delighted to finish second and play his part in Welsh golfing history.
"If someone had said to me at the start of the week that I would finish second on ten-under I'd have bitten their hands off. It's the first time I've made the cut in this event, it's my fourth time playing in it," he said.
"It's been a great week and a Wales one and two".
Carton House has been a great friend to the Welsh, with Craig Smith lifting the Irish Amateur Open title in 2004, Stephen Dodd claiming the European Tour's Irish Open in 2005 and now Rhys Pugh is added to the list of Welshmen claiming success at the Kildare venue.
Conor Mallaghan, Managing Director at Carton House is looking forward to welcoming Rhys Pugh back to compete as an amateur in next year's Irish Open "We are absolutley delighted, the Monty showed its teeth a little bit more in the final round and a 66 to win it was a fitting score. We are delighted we got four nice days, the elite of European golf and a really genuine winner, so we're all looking forward to the Irish Open next year".


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I just saw Cold Mountain. Let's see..about three English actors, one Australian and one Canadian all playing Americans. They were darn fine too. American movies don't usually end that way. The one major flaw in it I could see was character development. You could tell it was from a book the way characters kept popping in and out.
After that I just watched Shane for the first time in 30 years. Didn't remember it except for one scene - we all know what that is. I had my wife watch it for the first time. Thanks to TiVo that aforementioned scene didn't record. My wife couldn't figure out why I was freaking out. Thank goodness for Youtube. We'll have to enjoy Youtube while we can - since Google took it over its all set to go down ..the tube..in a matter of months.
The other night I saw Spider Pig. There's a song about that but it escapes me…
My wife loved all three movies. She counsels old people and brought Shane up with them and so they all reminisced about it. They don't make movies like that.
I just got The Queen from Netflix. I've always wanted to watch this life story of Freddy Mercury. It should be entertaining. It'll be a good reminder of our trip to London when we got off the Tube to go the Museum and had to walk by about 100 16 year olds going to the show. That was just after our visit to Buckingham palace and seeing a state visit procession for the President of Ghana.
In Canada a couple of leftist documentarians revealed that, among other things, Moore actually did interview Roger Smith for the his movie Roger and Me for about 15 minutes. It s well known in Canada but its being virtually ignored here. Its called
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SGU'S Jennifer Spence Receives Leo Nomination
Actress, Jennifer Spence has much to be proud of after having been the member from SGU , bestowed with a nomination for the 2011 Leo Awards. Indeed, the actress received a nomination for the Supporting Female actress category for her performance in SGU'S second season episode, Malice.The Leo Awards, of course, reflect the best of the entertaintment industry within Vancouver, British Columbia.
In Malice, Park is abducted from Destiny by rogue Lucian Alliance member, Simeon, after which he attaches a bomb to her back and flees the situation.
Spence also received a nomination last year for her on SGU. The actress was nominated for her performance on SGU'S season 1 episode, Life in the same category [ fellow actress , Julia Benson won their award instead for her performance in season one's, Pain]
While this is of great news, it is somewhat surprising that there are no additional nominations, given the development of storyline this season as well as the fact that SGU earned 16 nominations in 10 different categories last year.A significant drop in recognition.
Other series, include Sanctuary which received a nomination of 18 nominations areas such as Best Show, visual effects, script writing and more.
Smallville earned 6 different nominations for is recent tenth and final season, including one for the best dramatic series.
The Gala awards ceremony will take place on Saturday m June 11. For a complete list of nominations and for further information regarding the event, please visit www.leoawards.com
Congratulations are extended to actress, Jennifer Spence for the nomination and we truly anticipate that she receives a well deserved award for her performance.
What are your thoughts on Jennifer Spence's nomination ?Why do you think there were no additional nominations for SGU? What hopes or predictions do you have for the other nominations mentioned? Sound off in the comments section, below!
Interview With Stargate Universe's Jennifer Spence
Actress Jennifer Spence has been leading a distinguished career as a Canadian actress,having played the recurring role of the brilliant yet chatty scientist, Dr. Lisa Park in Syfy's Stargate Universe.
With SGU having recently drawn to a close after two seasons and Jennifer being kind enough to participate in a interview with us, we decided to take the opportunity to discuss playing the role of Lisa Park, the actress' experience in interacting with fans as well as her favourite episode of Stargate Universe. We also discuss what Jennifer's reaction to SGU'S cancellation has been and the factors which she thinks contributed to the show's end. We also discuss the actress thoughts on what her hopes for Dr. Park's relationship with Sergeant Ronald Greer [Jamil Walker Smith] were as well as her thoughts on the future of the Stargate franchise.
Jennifer also talks about her recent work on a feature film with her finance entitled, Down River and the actress discusses her role on anAmerican documentary series, Exes & Ohs and her hopes for the show's future as well as her work on a recent pilot presentation supervised by SGU'S Visual effects Supervisor,Mark Savela.
Abbas Karimjee:Were you a fan of Science fiction prior to being appointed the role of Dr. Lisa Park and how familiar were you with the Stargate franchise, in particular?
Jennifer Spence: I always fear answering this question cuz I hadn't been a fan of science fiction prior to Stargate to be honest! But SGU proved to me that it was possible for science fiction to be moving, funny and realistic – everything that I ever wanted as an actor in order to tell a story of what it means to be a human being..
AK: How did you relate to the character of Park ?
JS: I related a lot to her nerdiness, her desire to do the right thing and her need to prove herself.
AK: What challenges were associated with portraying the character of Dr. Park and how did you overcome this?
JS:I think the biggest challenges associated with playing her had to do with the sex scenes I did in season 1 – always a bit nerve-wracking but ultimately fun to do! Also in "Blockade" as part of the fire and water in the dome sequence, I had to put my head under water while still in my space suit helmet and water would always seep in. So I had to keep myself submerged as long as I could during a take while water filled my helmet! Fear of drowning was definitely with me but knowing I could just stand up at any time and open up the helmet was what allowed me to overcome the challenge. Bam Bam (stunt coordinator extraordinaire) also talked me through it and made me realize I was in control.
AK:How do you think the character of Lisa Park has developed over the course of the series and what aspirations did you have for the character?
JS:I was so happy to see the aspirations I had for her actually come into play over the 2 seasons! I think she came more and more into her own and found her own strength of character and value as an individual and as a team-mate. She proved her worth to both herself and others.
AK. What was your favourite episode of SGU and why?
JS:I can honestly say I've loved every episode and each for different reasons – part of the excellence of the whole team we had. One episode that I think is one of the best hours of TV you'll ever see is "Epilogue". When we got this script (penned by the fabulous Carl Binder) we knew how incredible it was and also how ambitious it was but the whole team far exceeded all expectations and created this mini-movie of sorts that left me sobbing in the way that the last episode of Six Feet Under left me sobbing! Just because it all comes down to that same basic stuff: love, connection, family, friendship, leaving your mark, faith, action, survival, doing your best, the journey of being a human being.
AK: Science Fiction fans have been known for their great passion and loyalty towards genre entertainment. What have been the various ways in which you have connected with fans and could you please, briefly describe your experience in interacting with the fandom?
JS:Science fiction fans are the best! They've all been so supportive of us and the show and I've loved chatting with them on Twitter and seeing them when we did the Innerspace special on Space channel and on Canada AM. After the last episode of season 2 aired, fans of the show tweeted hundreds upon hundreds of standing ovations. I was blown away by that. I'm really looking forward to meeting more of these folks in person when I go to some conventions. First up Starcon!
AK: Back in December, Syfy announced the cancellation of Stargate Universe, once the show concludes in its current second season:What was your reaction when you discovered that the series had been cancelled and why do you think SGU was unable to attract the audience needed for the series to continue? What was your perspective on the decision of the producers to have SGU take the Stargate franchise in a new direction, with a strong emphasis on character relationships and survival?
JS: My reaction when I heard we got cancelled was shock then anger then grief. I remember Patrick Gilmore and I were chatting on the phone right after I heard and we were commiserating on experiencing the feeling one gets when a relationship ends. Denial. Anger. Negotiation. Etc.
I don't think I can ever fully know why the show was unable to attract the audience it needed for the series to continue. I do know it wasn't a question of quality – that's for sure. I think the biggest factor that influenced the numbers was when we got moved from Friday nights to Tuesday nights on the weekly TV schedule for season 2. We then had to compete with loyal, long-time viewers of "Dancing With the Stars" and "Glee" and so I think a lot of folks either missed SGU altogether and downloaded it later or PVR'd it. Either which way weren't favorable to our ratings. It's unfortunate because the Nielsen ratings system is no longer an accurate ratings assessment in this day and age with the way technology is. But my understanding is that it is still the predominant way of the industry.
I'm glad and grateful the producers and writers took the Stargate franchise in a new direction with SGU. Relationships, character and survival are what it's all about for me and they created an outstanding show that will stand the test of time.
AK:With SGU having been cancelled as a TV series, Brad Wright engaged in a series of negotiations for SGU to continue on either in the form of a TV movie or as miniseries. At a recent convention in Chicago ,Wright reported that the negotiations were unsuccessful. What was your reaction to this and what do you think is in store for the future of the Stargate franchise? Do you think it will be revived at a later time. Why or why not?
JS:I was really grateful to Brad for his efforts. As I'm sure you've heard already, the SGU team is a family so we were all eager to work together again. I was really disappointed to hear the movie wasn't a go but I still have this faith that we will all work together again in some form or another. I think the Stargate franchise will continue to be successful with DVD sales and like I said before, SGU will stand the test of time. I don't know if there will be a revival. That'd be awesome but we just can't know that at this time.
AK:In the final season, Dr. Park further develops a romantic relationship with Sergeant Ronald Greer, while being unaware of Dr. Volker's romantic feelings toward her. Who would you have preferred to see Park with and why? What are your thoughts on who she may have ended up with, had SGU continued?
JS: I think I would have liked to continue to watch her relationship with Greer evolve just because they were so different yet like most everyone else in this world simply wanted love and intimacy. I thought it was also a nice symbol of the possibility of harmony between the 2 different camps: military and civilian.
AK:Reflecting on your experience as a cast member of SGU, could you please share some of your favourite memories of working on the show, either from on screen or off?
JS:Aw man, there are too many to list! I think one of the biggest thrills I got was when we got to travel to New Mexico to shoot "Malice." Not only were we in the most beautiful surroundings and getting to experience some life experience/travelling on the side but I was so happy to have a close scene with Bobby. My parents have always been huge fans of his as have I and so the fact that I was acting with Bobby Carlyle in the desert was just so effing awesome!
AK:What message would you like to convey to viewers of the series, with SGU having drawn to a close?
JS:Sounds cheesy but gratitude. Gratitude and love to all the viewers and fans for joining us and supporting us on this journey. So glad they enjoyed watching it as much as we enjoyed making it. We're proud of the show and it means so much to know it has been appreciated.
AK. Have you been working on any other acting projects which you would like to share with viewers and what aspirations do you have for the future?
JS: I've been working on a feature film with my fiancé called "Down River" which has been a hugely inspiring and creatively satisfying experience http://communities.canada.com/theprovince/blogs/reelman/archive/2011/03/21/memories-are-made-of-this.aspx
In terms of the future I would love for another show I did called "Exes & Ohs" to get a 3rd season. The 2nd season will air in the USA June 29th. Stay tuned for details! Besides that, I would like to continue playing roles that challenge me in the best ways possible. I recently shot a presentation pilot called "Echoes" created by the brilliant team of Mark Savela (visual effects supervisor on SGU) and Ken Kabatoff (production assistant on SGU and independent film producer/writer/director) that did just that. I play a woman who is forced by circumstances to become a strong, solid leader and it feels awesome to take the journey with her and stretch myself. I'm super excited about it and we're hopeful of it getting picked up by a network. It was fun too to have all these scenes with the dreamy and talented Mike Dopud (Varro on SGU)! Most of the team that worked on it were SGU crew so it was wonderful to be surrounded by family once again. http://www.gateworld.net/news/2011/05/savela-sgu-vets-pitching-new-sci-fi-series-echoes/


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Front End Shelf Kit for Enclosed Cargo Trailers by Rack'em Manufacturing
Enclosed Trailer equipment racks feature a hook design at the top of the rack that allows them to hang from the metal frame runner at the top of the side walls on the trailer for added strength. They are predrilled so that they may be screwed securely to the wall. The unique and durable "Hammered" paint finish will last for many years. The Shelf kit has 4 braces that hang on the wall and includes 8 wood beam sockets that click into the braces at varying heights. The wood beam sockets hold the frame work for the shelves. You can also make the shelves as deep as you want. Works great as a bunk bed kit too!
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Today we're going to be taking a look at the Rack'Em shelf kit for enclosed trailers, part number RA-13. As you can see, it's a sturdy steel construction. It's got a hand-hammered finish on it. It's going to be very resistant to scratching and abrasion, also good corrosion resistance. The cross supports you see here, they've got a coating on those as well. Going to help to resist any corrosion.
Uses the simple e-track-style connection. Really easy to operate, really easy to transition from one thing into another, and very adaptable. Our kits going to provide us with four hanging rails and provide us with eight support brackets, giving us all the hardware that we need to complete two full shelves. You will need to provide your own hardware and lumber to get it installed. As you can see, our shelf kit's nice and durable. It's designed to hold up to about 500 pounds.
One of the greatest features about this shelving system is that underneath we're going to have completely unobstructed access. We don't have to have big support boards that are going to come down. We're not going to have anything obstructing the clearance underneath. Now that we've gone over the features let's take just a minute to figure out how this gets installed. As you can see, there's a nice hook on the back side of it here. That's designed to go right over the top lip on most enclosed trailers.
We've got out of the more flattop-style trailers here that doesn't have that good support up here, so a solution that we've come up with is we've just beveled the backside of a 2x6 here. You'll notice that when we put that on that's going to go right back and really grabs onto the backside of that for us. Now we'll just center it up with the supports that we plan on using. We want to have the same distance between them on both sides so our shelves are going to be nice and flush. Now that we've got our spot picked out we'll start by anchoring it. The nice thing is these are all pre-drilled all the way up and down so we're going to have plenty of options as to where and what we can mount this to.
Now that we've got our side supports installed let's go ahead and get our cross supports installed. Basically it just works with an e-track-style coupler. We're going to pull that in, slide that in and up, push the bottom in, and then we'll wiggle it back down until that lever goes back in, indicating to us that this is nice and secure. Now we'll want to keep our shelves on the same level. As you can see, we can move these up and down the length of the track giving us full adjustability of our shelving. With our two in place we can now grab our cross boards, slide it down into our supports. Then as you can see we've got a couple holes to secure it in place. You can see that's now nice and secure. We'll just secure the other side as well. Now with our first one installed we'll bring our second support in. Now keep in mind the wood you'll need is sold separately. You can pick the size of the boards that you're going to need. You can also pick the thickness of your top. You can customize it to the exact weight that you're going to need to support. We'll just secure exactly the same way we did the end board one here. Now with that in place we can bring in whatever we've decided to use for our top. As you can see, it's a pretty simple process. It's just going to go right into the top and we're just going to secure it into our supports. As you can see, once we've got that secured it really sturdies everything up. We're not going to have a lot of that movement or that wiggle that we experienced initially with our boards rocking in and out. Nice, solid, secure platform. This is going to give us all the support we need to get our job done. A lot of guys like to separate these out to about four foot, use a nice big thick piece of plywood and actually make a bed out of it. Or as we see up here in the front on a v-nose trailer, actually able to build a shelving system in there that's going to work perfectly to get a lot of gear stored up out of the way and not really taking up a lot of our usable space of the trailer. Just like that we've got our shelf nice and secure. Now I've seen some people put a smaller strip of maybe 1/4" by 1/4" wood along each edge. It's going to help prevent things from rolling off or coming off. You can figure out your own solution but that is one thing that we've seen that works pretty well. That's going to complete today's look at the Rack'Em shelf kit for enclosed trailers, part number RA-13. .
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Purchased these to construct shelves in the forward section of out 8x16 enclosed trailer. Simple to install and sturdy as h*ll. We store backpack blowers in lower shelve and misc items above. Highly recommend. 356305
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I recently recieved the RA-13 shelf systems and found the product ot be a better quality than expected. Also it was shipped in a pretty good package that helped protect the product. 112049
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Hamburg: Art, with Its Sleeves Rolled Up
You won't spot a castle or a moat or even an oversized ego in this town, as it's the work that counts in this port city. High-quality substance is valued over prima donna celebrity, as we discover from the premiere of Richard Wagner's Siegfried.
See also Hamburg: Germany's Port of Rock 'n' Roll (November 2008)
With its long history as a central point within the Hanseatic League, Hamburg has always been a hard-working metropolis. Built from centuries of trade and business, it's not a place of landed aristocracy and princes like so many other parts of Germany; rather, Hamburg applies a cerebral "roll up the sleeves approach" to business and culture. You won't spot a castle or a moat or even an oversized ego in this town, as it's the work that counts in this port city; high-quality substance is valued over prima donna celebrity.
That sensibility drives the work ethic of the bands toiling on the Reeperbahn as much as it does the longshoremen in the busy harbor on the Elbe River, and it finds it's reflection in the artistic vision of the Hamburg State Opera (Staatsoper Hamburg), home to the the Hamburg Philharmonic (Philharmoniker Hamburg) and the first public opera house in all of Germany. Indeed, the opera company's aesthetic is driven by hard work and consummate professionalism on the one hand and accessibility to a larger audience than the standard opera crowd on the other. The Hamburg State Opera has numerous initiatives in place to teach kids about the operatic arts by putting together children's productions ("Opera piccola") and they also offer a range of ticket prices, many quite affordable in an auditorium where there really isn't a bad seat. On their website, they tag their approach as "opera for the people", and that is reflected in the work and the overall unpretentiousness of the physical opera house itself.
Karen's all business at the construction site.
That is what brings us to Hamburg again this year. We're here for the premiere of Richard Wagner's Siegfried (October 2009), part of the ambitious, four-part Ring (Der Ring des Nibelungen) cycle that Hamburg is in the process of staging, as well as to get a sneak preview of the Hamburg Philharmonic Hall (Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, opening 2012) -- a vision of billowing sails captured in undulating, high-tech glass -- that is under construction in the HafenCity in the center of town along the Elbe. Our visit finds us wearing rubber boots and hard hats, standing ankle-deep in chilly water, littered with rusty nails, cigarette butts, and other detritus of a work in progress. This is the new Philharmonic Hall in gestation; still unformed, but well enough along that we easily see its final shape. We stand where the orchestra will be seated and look at the rising, waving walls growing around us. Not a bad seat in the house.
We make our way through a maze of slender supporting pipes as dense as a forest of aspen. The effect of this image -- industry with elements of nature, construction which evokes thoughts of destruction -- haunts us later, when we're dressed in sequined jackets, having just enjoyed a glass of champagne. The curtain opens to a decaying, post-industrial landscape; earthly fragments from Valhalla, the land of the gods. This is the stage for Siegfried at the Hamburg State Opera, which is funded, largely, by wealthy, culture-loving merchants of this city, and once had Gustav Mahler at the helm as its artistic director.
If Hamburg were a character, it would not be unlike Richard Wagner himself in that he was largely self-taught and hard working. His vision encompassed not only the musical interpretation of ancient Norse and Germanic myths into the music we know as the Ring but, like a filmmaker, he conceived of the entire production; costumes, staging – all of it, while also penning all the librettos for his music. Hence, Wagner developed the concept of the Gesamtkunstwerk, a complete work of art drawing many artistic mediums into one new and unified whole. It's actually pretty hard to even conceive of the creation of the film art without this philosophy well established in practice.
The Elbe Philharmonic amphitheatre under construction and how it will eventually look / Photo: Sarah Zupko
Even those who've never been to a Ring opera probably know some of the music well. They've heard variations of it (so close the variations as to rightly question new authorship) in Star Wars and numerous other popular films, especially sci-fi. Siegfried is the third opera in the four-opera Ring cycle (and the first story composed by Wagner). It's but one short step from the thrilling score of a Star Wars movie and its seductive, big screen, to the joy of live performance by an entire company of singers and musicians and the transporting experience of live theatre, that exquisite, highly skilled yet raw expression that is opera.
We argue that even heavy metal, with its fierce growls and often dark outlook on our short time on this Earth, is a mere kissing-cousin to Wagner's Ring, wherein the land of the gods is slowly destroyed by greed and selfishness. The Ring may be derived from ancient stories, and may tell of gods from other worlds, but it is very close, very familiar. No matter the origin of the myth, we all know such stories, innately, at some core level, as they are the universal way of making sense of our world – all myths are simultaneously rich with truth and profoundly irrational, insane, destructive, heart-wrenchingly beautiful, hopeless and uplifting... and that, dear reader, is opera!
Brunnhilde and Siegfried / Photo: Staatsoper Hamburg


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Welcome to this week's edition of Discover & Explore. Each week, we choose a different theme and ask you to share any old or new posts you have that relate to the topic.
This week's linky theme is A Day at the Park: Nature & Play Ideas!
Our family really loves to visit different parks. Sometimes it's just a short walk to our neighborhood park to visit the ducks or play at the playground. Other times, we'll head out and spend a day exploring trails or finding a new park to enjoy.
18 Great Ways to Enjoy a Day at the Park
1. Fly a Kite
Flying a kite is serious fun! Running through a large open area trying to launch your kite into the wind is something everyone should try at least once.
2. Explore the Playground
What's more fun than finding a new playground to play on? Having Mom or Dad join you while you play :) Don't let the kids have all the fun! Take along this playground scavenger hunt to see what you'll discover.
3. Have a Picnic
It doesn't have to be fancy or a big deal. Just grab a blanket and take lunch to the park one afternoon and the kids will talk about it for weeks.
4. Hike a Trail
Get out and explore some unknown path or one of the marked trails - be adventurous! Try one of these 7 fun nature walks for kids.
5. Play a Game
Grab a frisbee, football or kickball and get the kids active. Or play a fun game of keep-away or tag as a family.
6. Observe the Wildlife
On our walk through the park last week, we saw a coyote! Yep, right in the middle of suburbia. You can frequently see rabbits, birds of prey, squirrels and other animals in the park and kids will enjoy watching their antics. You can take along printable wildlife cards for fun too.
7. Go Fishing
Most local and state parks will offer free fishing weekends during the year. It's a great opportunity to introduce kids to a fun outdoor sport.
8. Be a Shutterbug
Grab a camera and see what inspires you and the kids. It's always interesting to see what kids will decide to photograph.
9. Feed the Birds
Always reminds me of a scene from Mary Poppins but the kids really enjoy this activity. Bring birdseed to feed some of the 'regular' residents of the park. If you have ducks like we do, you can feed them small pieces of bread.
10. Go on a Treasure Hunt
Have you ever gone geocaching? It's a fun family activity that's free to do. Just download an app for your phone or iPad (there are many free geocaching apps), visit www.opencaching.com, type in your zip code and you can see which parks near you have hidden caches.
11. Take a Bike Ride
If your park has paved trails, enjoy an afternoon bike ride together.
12. Volunteer
There are some great family volunteer opportunities in local, state and national parks. You can help keep the trails clean, take care of your local pond or assist during community event days. Contact the park of your choice to ask about ways to volunteer.
13. Read a Book
Grab a few books and curl up on a park bench for storytime with the kids.
14. Create Art
Take along a sketch pad or paper and create some natures scenes. If you have a small easel, you could also bring it with some paints and really let the kids feel like an artist.
15. Become a Jr. Ranger
Most national parks and many state parks have Jr. Ranger programs where the kids can complete some fun nature activities and earn a badge or certificate.
16. Explore the Trees
Parks are a great places to explore a variety of trees and learn a little science. You can view different types of leaves, tree seeds and talk about the various ways trees are used by animals.
17. Just Play
When kids are presented with large open spaces, they will always find something fun to do. Cartwheels, races, spinning -- just provide them with the room and they will play.
18. Enjoy the View
Sometimes the best thing to do at the park is to sit back, relax and enjoy the view.
The National Park Trust is also celebrating Kids to Parks on May 18th. There are many parks around the country who will participate by hosting special events and activities for families.
How do you enjoy a day at the park?
I'd love to see your nature & play ideas for spending some time at a park. Please share any great ideas for fun ways families can enjoy their park visit -- nature activities, crafts, fun ways to play, great picnic ideas, etc.
Make sure to visit our co-host Fantastic Fun & Learning to see what fun park ideas they are sharing too!
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The Poway resident organizing a recall movement to oust City Councilwoman Betty Rexford challenged the other members of the council Tuesday night to join him.
Afterward, Deputy Mayor Carl Kruse and Mayor Don Higginson said they would not comment.
"I trust this isn't going away," Higginson said. "There will be an appropriate time to comment later."
Last month, the council unanimously issued a statement asking Rexford to "consider stepping down" from the position she has held for 15 years following the settlement of a lawsuit that accused her of abusing her position by asking city staffers to interfere with two house projects in her neighborhood.
Rexford maintains she is innocent of the accusations and intends to complete her fourth term as a council member, which ends in November 2010.
The settlement — which cost the city almost $500,000 including legal expenses — and the council's request for Rexford to resign prompted resident Steve Vaus to mount a recall movement that he hopes will either lead to Rexford's resignation or force her out if the recall goes to voters in June 2010.
During Tuesday night's regular council meeting, Vaus said he had never been to a City Council meeting in the 16 years he's lived in town but said what Rexford has done has outraged him.
"Outraged because the city was forced to spend nearly a half-million dollars due to Betty Rexford's abuse of power. Outraged that she refused to heed the council's unprecedented unanimous request that she resign. Outraged to the extent I could not in good conscious turn my back on this mess."
He said hundreds of people have e-mailed him offering their support and help since launching a Web site called RecallRexford.com last week, and he challenged the remaining members of the council to join him.
Rexford attended the meeting via telephone from Las Vegas, where she is staying with her ill son. She did not comment after Vaus made his statement.
Vaus ended his short speech with a plea: "Speaking for myself and the hundreds of people who are ready, willing and able to work with me, we implore you to resign now," he said. "Make a graceful exit, call attention to your accomplishments, proclaim your innocence, but put the city first — and step down.
"I know it will hurt plenty to say 'I resign.' But it will be far less painful for you to say those two words now than to hear what the people have to say next June."
Several other people also called for Rexford's resignation during the public comment period of the meeting, while two regular meeting attendees said they supported Rexford and thought the council should reconsider its request for her to resign.


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Mary J. Blige: Growing Pains
The new and improved Queen of Hip Hop Soul concedes the battle for true happiness is an ongoing one.
Mary J. Blige
Growing PainsLabel: Geffen
US Release Date: 2007-12-18
UK Release Date: 2007-12-18
Life can be only what you make it, when you're feeling down, you should never fake it/
Say what's on your mind and you'll find in time, that all the negative energy, it will all decease
Mary J. Blige has built a career off of channeling her inner demons to create some of contemporary soul music's finest recordings, leading to her amass a huge fan base that's used her music as the soundtrack to their own lives. Over the years, Blige has been quite candid about her struggles with love (of self and others), addiction, depression, and overall happiness. Not that we needed her to: My Life, her most celebrated album, is chock full of love songs, though all sounded incredibly melancholy, an obvious sign of the pain lingering in the artist behind them. Many eager listeners shared Blige's yearning to let go of all that ails her with the hopes of obtaining the happiness each of us deserves.
Since that album she's told us several times that there was no more drama in her life -- even going as far to spell it out in an album title -- though not many believed her until she finally seemed to breakthrough. "Be Without You", one of the most successful singles of her career is just as honest as those released a decade prior, only this time she wasn't trying to convince us that she was happy --- we could hear it for ourselves. Because of that, The Breakthrough reignited Mary's chart muscle after Love & Life (which saw her dip back in time and reconnect with Diddy) largely fell on deaf ears.
But now that Blige has finally let go, she's alienated a faction of her fan base, who vocally express their displeasure with Blige's new direction, pressing for more down and out Mary over back flipping out of glee Mary we've come to see in recent years.
What does Blige think of this? Judging from the line, "No time for moping around, are you kidding?" from the first single off her new album, Growing Pains, the aptly titled, "Just Fine", she could care less. This new Mary wants to stop wallowing in her own self-pity and enjoy her life. On the energetic single, she even boasts, "And I'ma still wear a smile if it's raining." That's quite a contrast from the old Mary, who painted the notion of wearing a smile to guise her pain as quite the burden on "Everyday It Rains," a gem from 1995's The Show soundtrack.
No longer second guessing herself at every turn, Blige's not only happy, she's content. With her age. With her appearance. With where she is in life. This is evident in tracks like the self-love promoting, "Work That", which features Blige stressing to young women everywhere to be themselves and love who they are. Let's hope the message resonates with the current crop of new artists male and female alike, who thanks to an image-obsessed music industry, work in an environment where individuality has become an anomaly.
If you haven't noticed by now, Blige's in love and finds a way to champion it throughout the album. It sounds great on most songs, like "Stay Down", but falls a bit flat on others like "What Love Is". The latter makes the mistake sometimes committed by Mariah Carey: Singing about love in the same context it's discussed in a Sweet Valley High book. Still, Growing Pains. shows Blige is in love and through songs like "Talk to Me" and "If You Love Me," we're assured she's dedicated to preserving it.
Despite Blige's transformation, old habits die hard, and as previously mentioned, not every Blige fan is on the happy train, so the Queen of Hip Hop Soul manages to acknowledge for them and for herself that the fight towards bliss is an ongoing struggle with "Roses" and "Work in Progress (Growing Pains)". Both songs finely articulate that despite Blige being in better place, it took a lot of fighting to get there, and it requires work (and the right attitude) to stay there.
While Growing Pains is a good addition to the Mary J. Blige catalogue, listening to it makes me think those who long for the days when she sang of struggles over triumphs may be a bit misguided. In some respects, while Blige has no doubt evolved both personally and professionally, much of the music released over the years is a tamed version of the hip-hop soul genre Blige is hailed for creating. This is a result of her growing popularity in the mainstream. She now caters to a varied audience that includes fans of the days she sang with K-Ci Hailey and those who are only recently hopping on the Blige bandwagon after seeing her perform with Bono. Pleasing everyone requires quite the balancing act, but Growing Pains confirms that while it's not yet perfected, it's doable.
Thirteen years ago Blige sang about happiness almost as if it were almost an unattainable goal. Fortunately she's proved otherwise. Whether or not you can stomach her now cheerful demeanor, you have to applaud someone that's pulled themselves out of their own nadir. She's on a new journey, and if Growing Pains is any indication, it looks to make for an interesting ride.


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Anything Goes Open Mic & Moments of Gratitude – Rob & Terri
April 2, 2018 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
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Sign up starts at 6:30pm, the open mic at 7:00pm and goes to about 10:00pm. $5 for entry.
At 8:00pm, during the open mic, we host Moments of Gratitude from 8:00pm – 8:15pm. Sharing our gratitude to build positive energy and encouragement!
Ashley Hamel
A popular staple of the Middletown Arts scene, Ashley Hamel is a multi-talented singer-songwriter, improv comedian, and wizard rockstar (Harry Potter fan music). With a background in theatre and improv comedy, Ashley delivers audience-centric performances that entertain and aim to connect with the deepest parts of ourselves.