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John Scofield's Gear
1981 Ibanez AS-200, Fender Custom Shop Relic Stratocaster, '70s Ibanez "lawsuit" T-style guitar
Mid-'90s Vox AC30 Top Boost
DigiTech Whammy XP100, TC Electronic Polytune Mini, Neunaber Technology Mono Wet Reverb, Vertex-Modified Boss CE-3, Empress Tremolo, Vertex-Modified Boss GE-7 Equalizer, Vertex Axis Wah, Rockett Audio Designs Blue Note Overdrive, Bomerang Phrase Sampler
Strings, Picks, and Accessories
D'Addario .011-.049 (on Ibanez), D'Addario .010-.049 (on Strat), Dunlop 2 mm Delrin picks
One musical collaboration that might surprise some people is your work with Phil Lesh. How did that relationship start?
It was perhaps 10 years ago when I first played with him. Warren Haynes recommended me, and Phil called and we played a bit in California. Back then we just rehearsed. I don't think we even played a gig until a year after that. Lately, I've been doing a few gigs with him every year. I think this year we're doing five gigs.
The Dead catalog can be quite intimidating for an outsider.
All those tunes! And I don't know any of them. But here's where Phil has been really nice to me: He let's me have a music stand with the charts on it. I get the recording of the tune, I write out a chart, and I play it. Actually, I put my handwritten charts on a hands-free computer screen. I can scroll through the set, watch the screen, and play from my charts. Otherwise, I'd have to learn those tunes and I'm too stupid for that. [Laughs.]
Another recent project that has caught the ear of many guitarists is your Hollowbody Band. Kurt Rosenwinkel and Mike Stern have each toured with that quartet. Do you see that second guitar chair as a rotating spot?
Yeah. It is at this point, although I would like to do that project with both those guys again. I'd written a bunch of music a little over a year ago. I had six tunes and was thinking of making a jazz record. I thought it would sound good with two guitars, so I orchestrated them for two guitars, called Kurt, and asked if he wanted to do a tour last summer. This year, Kurt got that Clapton Crossroads gig, and he couldn't do my thing. So then I called Mike [Stern], who's my old buddy and one of the great guitar players, as we know. We hadn't played together in many, many years. He wanted to give it a shot, so he learned the tunes and we did it.
How did the Blues Project with Robben Ford come together?
We'd talked about playing together for years. When we finally got around to it, Robben suggested we just call it a blues project. We're both into blues—he especially with his background with Jimmy Witherspoon and the blues band with his brother—so we decided to do that. It was so much fun.
Any plans to record either the Hollowbody Band or Blues Project?
It's such a weird time because I can't record all of them on my record label. That's all right, because maybe I can do them all eventually, although it might take some time.
It seems like you have some type of new project every year.
It's the marketplace, mainly, because I make my living doing gigs. After you've played in all these places, they want you back but they don't want you with the same thing. So they ask you about any special projects you might like to do. So that's where a lot of these things are coming from. In a way, that's bad because there's little opportunity to have a band that develops, but in a way it's good because it forces you to come up with new music and new sounds. In my case, it has really been rewarding because the stuff I might not have gotten to, but wanted to do, the marketplace has pushed me into doing. I've benefited from that musically.
Even with all your projects, does your trio still feel like home?
I think so. But there's a lot of other stuff going on too. In Europe I've done this organ trio with Larry Goldings, who's a long-time collaborator in different ways, and Greg Hutchinson on drums. That's another long-standing project, I really want to get into that. But yeah, the trio with Steve Swallow—Steve's my mentor and Bill Stewart is just a giant.
Scofield's trio—with Bill Stewart on drums and Steve Swallow on electric bass—burns through a blues from a show in 2010. Eschewing any standard blues clichés, Scofield floats over Swallow's propulsive bass line.
In several of your recent groups your main musical foil has been another guitarist. What is it about playing with another guitarist that interests you the most right now?
Here's the thing: I think piano and guitar are a very hard match—they're both percussive. Every time I hear a group with piano—not only my own group, but other groups—it seems like piano and guitar tend to get in each other's way. That doesn't mean I don't love playing with piano players—I do it in my own groups. Although I think it's weird that with the organ, that doesn't happen. With the organ, everyone can play whatever the hell they want and it works. I don't know why. Maybe it's because the timbre of the organ is more like a choir than a percussive piano. But I think guitars really work well together. When I have another guitar comping and I blow over it, or vice-versa, it works really well because the electric guitar has turned into this thing where it's a solo voice and an accompanying instrument, so we need each other in a way.

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If you've been playing Double Fine's The Cave—and Tina says you probably should be—you'll have noticed the lush cave paintings you come across depicting the game's seven characters.
They're the work of Daniel Krall, and there's so much colour you could drown in it.
You can see more of Daniel's art on his personal blog.
To see the larger pics in all their glory (or, if they're big enough, so you can save them as wallpaper), right-click on them below and select "open in new tab".
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Remember I got Today's Special Value for Smashbox!
It finally arrived!
Here is my favourite look you can create with the box:
The model looks gorgeous and glowy but, she clearly has brown liquid liner on. That doesn't come with the kit does it Smashbox!? Or the mascara she clearly has on!
Anyway heres the kit, minus the primer (gave it away) photo op eye brighter (gave it away) and one brush (the plastic cap wouldn't come off)
I am wearing the kit today. I have to say, it has for ONCE exceeded my expectations!
The three brushes are great -a all practical, all good quality.
The creamy taupe eyeshadow isn't very soft but it does look nice and so far it is staying on my face.
The blusher is not as vibrant as I like. The highlighter is a nice addition though.
The lipgloss doesn't last, but boy is it pretty in the summer sun! Its a perfect pink, with gold micro shimmers!
The Eyeshadow trio is ok – I think I may keep it as I am lacking neutrals in my kit.
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For all you achievement-hungry anglers, there's good news: Today, March 21, is the official start of spring, and Raw Summer Bass are once again available to be caught. That means you can finally complete The Oceanographer achievement, provided you've already fished up a Winter Squid. Raw Summer Bass can be fished up in a number of coastal areas, including Tanaris, Blasted Lands, Swamp of Sorrows, and even off Jaguero Isle in The Cape of Stranglethorn.
If you're interested in The Oceanographer and haven't fished up a Winter Squid yet ... well, you might want to sit down, because El's Extreme Angling has got some bad news for you: You won't be able to fish them up again until Sept. 21.
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Taylor Swift Is Pretty in Pink + Purple on Cosmo Cover
Taylor Swift covers the December issue (her birthday month!) of Cosmopolitan, and the 'Red' singer is pretty in shades of pink and purple in a loose halter top and short skirt. Pink is part of the red family on the color wheel, so it's close enough, right?
However, notice that the cover tag reads 'Crazy for a Kennedy,' which is outdated in light of recent events, since the singer and her summer beau Conor Kennedy reportedly split. Things ended due to the the fact that she has absolutely no time to devote to a relationship when she has a new album and tour to promote.
Her blonde hair looks a bit more golden in tone in these images, and it's a hybrid of wavy and straight, as she gives off a sultry stare. Know what else is golden? Her sunkissed, flawless skin.
The inside images show the singer dancing and smiling, being generally carefree, which we know is rarely the case, since she is always so adorably neurotic and worries about things that haven't (and likely) won't happen, like an attack by earwig bugs.
T. Swizz is racking up the covers as she promotes 'Red,' adding recent issues of Rolling Stone, Billboard, Marie Claire U.K. and Glamour to her repertoire. Are you loving these fun, funky Cosmo shots, PopCrushers?


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In an earlier post, the Andersonville Survivors Association certificate of David Daub of Burgoon, Ohio was posted. Daub was born in York County, Pennsylvania and later moved with his parents to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, where he enlisted in the 45th Pennsylvania Infantry. Captured at Petersburg, he was imprisoned at Andersonville, Libby, and Danville.
Following the war, Daub moved to Jackson Twp., Sandusky County. In later life he settled at Burgoon, Ohio. Thanks to Richard Hanny for sharing this picture of David Daub, his wife Lydia, and daughter Sarah Catherine, standing in the front yard of the Daub home in Burgoon. Richard also brough us this albumen print of Daub with other Civil War veterans at an apparent reunion. Unfortunately, there is no date or location on the print.


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Checking in on… the SouthlandPosted by Brian Goodman on January 14th, 2011
Russell Burnett is the RTC correspondent for the Southland Conference.
A Look Back
- Statistically Speaking: The McNeese State Cowboys lead the East Division in the Southland Conference with a 2-0 mark, but they don't lead in any of the team statistical categories. Individually, senior P.J. Alawoya leads the SLC in defensive rebounding with 5.7 boards per game.
- Two D-I Wins: Suffice it to say that the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders played a tough non-conference schedule, but the season still hasn't been what their fans thought it would be. The Islanders' only D-I wins have come over Bethune-Cookman and the University of Houston en route to a disappointing 5-11 mark thus far.
- Here Today, Gone Tomorrow: Heralded Kentucky transfer A.J. Stewart played in all of 12 games before being dismissed by Texas State. It is unclear why the 6'9 forward was kicked off the team. He averaged 9.1 points and 6.3 rebounds in 12 games.
- Player of the Week: Lamar guard Mike James made national headlines by scoring 52 points against Louisiana College to earn SLC Player of the Week honors. James followed up the outburst with 22 points against Central Arkansas.
Power Rankings
- Stephen F. Austin (10-4, 1-1) – The Lumberjacks barely hold down the No. 1 spot after losing their SLC opener to Southeastern Louisiana 64-54, but bounced back with a win over Central Arkansas. SFA faces big tests in UTSA and UT-Arlington next week.
- McNeese State (10-5, 2-0) jumps up from No. 5 into the second spot after going 2-0 to open SLC play with wins over A&M-CC and Lamar. Patrick Richard (14.9 ppg) and Diego Kapelan (13.7 ppg.) remain the steady forces for the Cowboys, who test Texas State and SELA next week.
- Sam Houston State (8-7, 1-1) – The Bearkats hang onto the No. 3 spot by the skin of their teeth after a road win over UTSA and a home loss to UT-Arlington. Gilberto Clavell continues to carry SHSU on his back, but teams are starting to realize the Kats don't have very good perimeter shooting and are double-teaming Clavell (19.3 ppg).
- Southeastern Louisiana (7-6, 1-0) – The Lions make the move from No. 7 to No. 4 by virtue of a ten-point win over Stephen F. Austin in their SLC home opener. SELA faces A&M-CC and McNeese State in its next two games.
- UTSA (7-7, 1-1) – The Roadrunners barely lost to SHSU, then defeated A&M-CC to even its SLC mark. Two games next week against SFA and Northwestern State will give the UTSA faithful a look at how good this team might be.
- Nicholls State (7-6, 1-1) – The Colonels played a very tough non-conference schedule and split their first two conference games. Anatoly Bose (23.5 points per game) needs help, and he often gets it from Fred Hunter (15.8 ppg), but after those two players, it's rough for the Colonels to score. NSU faces Sam Houston and Central Arkansas in its next two contests.
- UT-Arlington (7-8, 1-1) – The Mavericks were hammered by Nicholls State 66-48 in the conference opener, then went on the road to dispose of SHSU. LaMarcus Reed III and Bo Ingram are the only starters in double figures. UTA will host both Lamar and A&M-CC and try to improve to 3-1.
- Northwestern State (9-8, 1-1) – The Demons could be ranked higher, but drop from No. 4 after losing five of their last six, including an embarrassing defeat to LSU Shreveport. Northwestern State bounced back and topped NSU 73-64. Things could get better as they face UCA and UTSA.
- Lamar (7-8, 1-1) – The Cardinals stay in the No. 9 spot after splitting their first two conference games. With his 52-point scoring effort, Mike James leads the Cardinals in scoring at 15.3 ppg. Lamar hits the road to play Texas-Arlington then battles Arkansas State in a non-SLC game.
- Texas State (6-9, 1-0) – The Bobcats move up from the cellar after winning their last three games. A huge week lies ahead with a road game against McNeese State and a home game with Sam Houston. Cameron Johnson (13.4 ppg) is rounding back into form as he has scored 18, 19, 19 in his last three games.
- Texas A&M-CC (5-11, 0-2) – The Islanders aren't getting much from their backcourt or from senior forward Justin Reynolds these days. McNeese put a 72-49 whipping on A&M-CC, then it fell to UTSA. Reynolds averaged 8.5 points and four rebounds in the losses. Terence Jones leads the team with a meager 2.3 assists per game.
- Central Arkansas (4-11, 0-2) – Having lost five of their last six, the Bears started the SLC schedule with two losses. UCA doesn't put up many impressive stats as their leading scorer, Imad Qahwash, averages 12.8 points and Chris Henson paces the team with 5.3 rebounds. Northwestern State and Nicholls State are on tap for the Bears.
A Look Ahead
After getting all the butterflies out in the first week of conference play, things will heat up this week. Nicholls State travels to Huntsville in a rematch of last year's first-round SLC conference tilt. Bose scored 40 on the Bearkats in the loss. Other games of note include SFA on the road against UTSA on Saturday. McNeese State will battle Southeastern Louisiana in Hammond on Wednesday, Jan. 19.


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I love Mondays off, and it's even better when Jonathan has to go to work, leaving me all alone with the 360 for long stretches of time. I learned the London tracks in PGR3 and came really close to making a black-pearl cluster in Hexic (damn bombs), so I can only imagine what it must be like to have access to Live all day at work.
If you're J. Allard it means you eventually get a gamerscore of 10,000, as seen by the new motto in his Live profile. We'd all have gamerscores like that too if we managed to get all the achievements in Madden '06, Amped 3, NBA 2K6, King Kong, and NFS: MW. Of course, when you're such an integral part of the 360's development and launch, it should be easy enough to amass all those points.
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How I Became a Pirate – 1/25 at 10 a.m. & 12:15 p.m., 1/26 at 2 p.m. (Valentine Theatre)
Shiver me timbers! Jeremy Jacobs' talent for building sand castles and digging moats has earned him an invitation to join the crew of Braid Beard's ship. Living the high life at sea, Jeremy trades manner for mayhem as he rolls in stolen treasure, sings sea chanteys and practices pirate talk with all his new pirate friends. It's a grand adventure—until Jeremy remembers all the things he left behind. Who will provide bedtime stories and goodnight kisses? And what about tomorrow's soccer practice? Based on the bestseller by Melinda Long, this colorful musical adventure explores the adventuresome spirit of children as well as the importance of their everyday lives and routines.
Alexander and the…Very Bad Day – 2/22, 10 a.m. & 12:15 p.m. (Franciscan Center)?Alexander isn't having just a bad day—in fact, this is a terrible, horrible, no good day! In this delightful adaptation of Judith Viorst's popular children's series, the rather exasperating life of one of America's feistiest characters is set to music. Alexander deals with a best friend who decides not to be a friend any more, as well as with cavities, lima beans and even kissing on TV. His struggles with life's daily dramas entertain and educate young audiences, who readily identify with Alexander and the obstacles he encounters as they struggle to cope with their own very bad days.
The Civil War – 2/25, 10 a.m. (Valentine Theatre)?This moving production focuses on the smaller, personal stories of several soldiers, from the North and the South, whose lives are changed forever by the Civil War. Zak is a runaway slave who demands the right to fight his own fight; Will is Zak's former best friend and "master"; Johnny is an Irish immigrant who volunteers to defend his new home in America; and Jackie is a daring girl who serves as a "drummer boy." Featuring traditional songs of the era, The Civil War illuminates the humanity and sacrifices of those who fought in the war and the many who died as a result of the conflict.
My Heart in a Suitcase – 3/6, 10 a.m. & 12:15 p.m. (Franciscan Center)?Theater Vision audiences have provided consistently positive reviews of this gripping dramatic tribute to the strength of the human spirit. My Heart in a Suitcase was adapted from Anne Lehman Fox's autobiographical account of her experience as one of 10,000 Jewish children who escaped from Nazi Germany via the Kindertransport. With particular emphasis on the moving story of Anne's small but devoted family, this moving play chronicles the tragic events that force Anne to flee, alone, to England, where she faces an uncertain future, separated forever from her loved ones.
Martha Speaks – 3/8, 10 a.m. (Valentine Theatre)?Martha was an ordinary dog until the day she ate a bowl of alphabet soup and something unusual happened. All those letters went up to Martha's brain instead of down to her stomach and she became—literally—outspoken. Life with a really smart talking dog can be fun. When Martha correctly answers a trivia question on a radio show, she wins a free family vacation, but the problem is that "no dogs are allowed". Find out how Martha uses words to save the day in this doggone funny new musical based on the Martha series of books by Susan Meddaugh.
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Did you know one out of every four women will experience domestic violence in her lifetime? Or that only one-quarter of all physical assaults are reported to the police? In 2007, there were 248,300 reported sexual attacks in the United States. Recently, singer Rhianna was the victim of an assault by then-boyfriend Chris Brown. During October, which is recognized nationally as domestic violence awareness month, communities across the country will be participating in events and campaigns to shed light on the issue of relationship violence. Many non-profit organizations dedicated to ending domestic violence provide services to victims as well as education and training for their communities. Some top-rated charities working nationally include Equality Now, Family Violence Prevention Fund, and the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network. You can watch a video that includes more charities here. You can also learn about ways to stop domestic violence, visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline here.
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October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month
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Thanks for posting about this important issue. In honor of DVAM, Jewish Women International is posting 31 personal accounts of violence to our blog, one for each day of October. I hope you'll take a minute to look! http://jwiblog.org/
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The Jack Ridl Visiting Writers Series of Hope College will feature poet Terrance Hayes on Tuesday, March 9, at 7 p.m. at the Knickerbocker Theatre in downtown Holland.
The public is invited. Admission is free.
Terrance Hayes's latest poetry collection, "Wind in a Box," was named by "Publishers Weekly" as one of the best 100 books of 2006. His other books of poetry are "Muscular Music," which won the Kate Tufts Discovery Award, and "Hip Logic," which won the National Poetry Series Open Competition. Poems in "Lighthead," forthcoming from Penguin in 2010, have appeared in journals such as the "American Poetry Review," "Poetry" and "The New Yorker."
About Hayes's work, poet Cornelius Eady has said: "First you'll marvel at his skill, his near-perfect pitch, his disarming humor, his brilliant turns of phrase. Then you'll notice the grace, the tenderness, the unblinking truth-telling just beneath his lines, the open and generous way he takes in our world."
Hayes's honors include a Whiting Writers Award, a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship and a Guggenheim Fellowship. He lives in Pittsburgh, Pa., and teaches at Carnegie Mellon University.
The Hope College Jazz Ensemble will precede the reading at the Knickerbocker with a 6:30 p.m. performance.
In addition to the Tuesday-evening reading, Hayes will present a master class on Wednesday, March 10, from 9 a.m. to 10:20 a.m. in the Fried-Hemenway Auditorium of the Martha Miller Center for Global Communication. The master class, titled "The Craft of Feeling," will focus on sentimentality in poetry. Like the reading, the master class is free and open to the general public.
Additional information may be obtained online by visiting www.hope.edu/vws.
The Knickerbocker Theatre is located at 86 E. Eighth St. The Martha Miller Center for Global Communication is located at 257 Columbia Ave., at the corner of 10th Street and Columbia Avenue.


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The Arnold Arboretum is launching a new series of free public events this spring, each highlighting outstanding plant collections at their peak. Collections Up Close events delve into the diversity of the Arboretum's Living Collection and celebrate thoughtful observations of the natural world. Through staff-led tours, fun science and art activities for kids, scavenger hunts, and interactions with plant experts, participants will discover new ways to explore the Arboretum and its plants.
The first event in the 2013 series is Magnificent Maples on April 21 from 1:00 to 3:00pm. According to Julie Warsowe, Manager of Visitor Education, "Collections Up Close events focus attention on plants at their peak—though perhaps not the 'peak' you would expect. While some might think of maples during sugaring season or in the fall when their leaves change color, the delicate beauty and complexity of maple flowers inspires wonder as well. Once you look closely, you begin to notice details that reveal the wonderful diversity of these trees."
Magnificent Maples will feature tours of the collection led by Michael Dosmann, Curator of Living Collections, and Nancy Rose, Editor of Arnoldia. Dr. Joshua Rapp of Harvard Forest will share his research on the relationship between maple flowering and maple syrup production. Families can enjoy a scavenger hunt, a maple flower observation station, and a photography workshop with the Boston Parks & Recreation Department's ParkSCIENCE program.
Lilac Sunday (May 12, 10:00am to 4:00pm), a beloved Boston tradition, also fits within the Collections Up Close theme. While this year's celebration will still spotlight the Arboretum's extensive lilac collection, it will also encourage visitors to explore other impressive collections in bloom in mid May, from the Bradley Rosaceous Collection to the Explorers Garden. Family activities on Lilac Sunday will encourage children to observe lilacs and other spring bloomers, with an emphasis on pollinator relationships.
On June 2 from 1:00 to 3:00pm, a third Collections Up Close event will highlight the Arboretum's rhododendron collection along Rhododendron Dell. This beautiful shaded area at the foot of Hemlock Hill provides an ideal growing location for some 280 hybrid and broadleaf evergreen rhododendrons including North American, Asian, and hybrid types.
All events are free. Registration is not required. See details on event locations, a full schedule [pdf], and inclement weather plans.


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Commissioners and secretaries of agriculture representing 17 southern states and U.S. territories have said the Southern Association of State Departments of Agriculture (SASDA) formally opposes H.R. 2454, the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009.
"We cannot support this bill or any other environmental legislation without significant input from agriculture," said Oklahoma Secretary of Agriculture and current SASDA President, Terry Peach. "The existing language was created with no consultation from any segment of agriculture and we see negative effects on our producers in terms of new regulations and costs with no financial benefits."
Agriculture and forestry play key roles in reducing carbon in the environment and therefore must be brought in to any discussions regarding climate change legislation, said Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture, Ron Sparks.
"We as members of the agricultural community cannot be excluded from any discussion on any proposed environmental regulation that touches our industry," he said. "That is why SASDA has to take this step in opposing H.R. 2453 and making a resolution to the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture to also oppose this legislation."
Agriculture's role in the economy, sustaining the environment and the food security of the nation is changing and the public is going to have to embrace that change.
Florida Commissioner of Agriculture, Charles Bronson, said agriculture is evolving. "For the past 40 years agriculture has meant food and fiber," he said. "The future of agriculture is going to be food, fiber and fuel. Any efforts to create legislation that might impact this industry must include all sectors of agriculture's input.
SASDA member states include: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Virgin Islands, and West Virginia.
The annual SASDA summer meeting and convention was held in Oklahoma City.


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FRED BARNES, A resident of Middlebury's Woodbridge Condominiums off Seymour Street Extension, stands on the railroad tracks that run near his home. Barnes is concerned about the potential for future freight train accidents and is circulating a petition asking state and local officials to demand upgrades to the line.
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By JOHN FLOWERS
MIDDLEBURY — Life returned to normal in downtown Middlebury on Thursday evening as road blocks were lifted and train service resumed following the Oct. 22 derailment of gasoline-laden freight cars near the Merchants Row overpass.
The derailment of 18 rail cars, tentatively blamed on broken track, resulted in the leaking of gasoline from seven tank cars. Emergency personnel closed 30 roads within a half mile of the accident and evacuated businesses and 400-500 residents.
The return to normalcy left some Middlebury officials and residents a little uneasy, wondering if the newly repaired rail line would indeed hold firm for the multi-ton tankers that once again rumbled through the downtown on their run from Albany, N.Y., to Burlington.
"I don't sleep now," said Fred Barnes, a resident of the Woodbridge Condominiums complex off Seymour Street Extension, which neighbors the Vermont Railway line on the north end of Middlebury Village. "When I go to bed and I hear a train — and I've seen the trains increase their speed on these horrible tracks — it really bothers me. I'm really thinking of the worst."
Barnes on Wednesday drafted a non-binding petition asking that local and state officials demand the repair/replacement of railroad tracks in Middlebury, and that an "independent auditor/assessor be engaged by the town of Middlebury to assess the quality of any such repairs or replacement of tracks."
By ANDY KIRKALDY
ADDISON COUNTY — Local real estate professionals channeled Mark Twain when asked about Addison County's real estate market: All said rumors of its demise were greatly exaggerated.
Available numbers for the most part backed them, although the figures also uncovered a few soft spots. And the experts acknowledged some uncertainty going forward given the steady drumbeat of bad national news.
Waltham real estate appraiser Bill Benton, also Middlebury's town assessor, summed things up.
"The national news is doom and gloom, but Addison County and Vermont were spared the worst part of it," Benton said. "I wouldn't be too concerned about doom and gloom right here."
Tom Walsh, owner of Coldwell Banker Bill Beck Real Estate, which has offices in Middlebury and Vergennes, pointed to 2007 Addison Country Board of Realtors Multiple Listing Service (MLS) statistics. He said they have tracked below 2006, but not far below.
For example, he said, the median sales price of a home sold through the county MLS so far this year (half the homes sold are for more than the median price, and half are sold for less) is roughly $220,000, while in 2006 the median sales price stood at about $226,000.
That drop of 2.6 percent can be explained by the softness in the county's high-end market, Walsh said. As of mid-October, nine MLS homes had sold in Addison County this year for more than $500,000. In the same time span in 2006, 17 homes had sold for more than $500,000.
"That certainly knocks the heck out of your average numbers," Walsh said.
By CYRUS LEVESQUE
BRISTOL — For some, concern for the environment is a lifelong passion. But the end of life doesn't have to be the end of one's commitment to a healthy ecosystem.
A local group is trying to start an eco-cemetery, where the interred are buried in biodegradable caskets without being embalmed, as an alternative to conventional burial methods.
"It's kind of an ecological alternative to being cremated or having their remains interred in a formal cemetery," said David Brynn of Bristol. Brynn is chairman of the board of the Watershed Center, which owns the Waterworks Property on Plank Road in Bristol, the possible site of an eco-cemetery. On Sunday, the Watershed Center hosted a public presentation on eco-cemeteries and the feasibility of one in Bristol.
The idea began with a class project by University of Vermont graduate Meghan Bannan, a resident of Essex Junction. "It is a good way to stay environmental when you die," she said of eco-cemeteries.
About 15 people attended Sunday's presentation and were interested in starting an eco-cemetery, Bannan said. "The people who were there were definitely open to the idea," she said.
When Bannan learned about eco-cemeteries during a research project last year, she became interested in starting one in the area. She discussed it with Brynn, director of Vermont Family Forests and a forester for UVM. They decided that the former site of the Vergennes waterworks, now owned by the Watershed Center's board of directors, might be a good spot.
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – Sophomore forward Ashley Veilleux (Monroe, Ga.) of the Georgia College soccer team (4-4, 1-2 PBC) was named the Bobcat Athlete of the Week for her efforts during the week ending Sept. 23.
Veilleux had four goals over two games this week, including a hat-trick to beat No. 5 North Georgia 3-2. Tied 2-2 with the Saints, Veilleux netted the game-winner to give North Georgia its first loss of the season. The sophomore netted three goals against a defense that had only given up three total in the previous seven games. Veilleux scores the first hat trick for GC since 2007.
Veilleux becomes the first Bobcat to win PBC Offensive Player of the Week since Brittaney Borror (Evans, Ga.) in 2010. All-time, GC soccer has taken 25 weekly conference honors.
The Bobcats are back in action Wednesday, Sept. 26 at 6 p.m. traveling to No. 18 Columbus State University.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 11 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at www.twitter.com/BobcatSports and www.facebook.com/gcbobcats for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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In Reply to: Dancing in the dark posted by Lang Allen Reeves on August 20, 2007
: What does "Dancing in the dark" mean? Where did the phrase originate? I have searched the web (this site included) and cannot find it. Is the meaning so obvious that no one thinks it needs explaining? Most of the phrases I see explained on the web are ones I already know: I am well educated and a compulsive reader. But I've never been able to understand this phrase that's so common Bruce Springsteen wrote an entire song about it! Please help!
Since you have searched this phrase with no success, I doubt that I would have any greater luck. So I'll go ahead with my theory that your suggestion is correct, that the meaning is so obvious as to require no explanation.
The earliest appearance of the phrase that I know of is the 1931 song by Arthur Schwartz (music) and Howard Dietz (lyrics). It appeared in the 1931 revue, "The Band Wagon," and reappeared in the 1953 film of the same title.
Lyricists are poets, often with a wonderful feeling for words and a good imagination. Dietz may have simply coined this phrase to express the feeling one gets from dancing in the dark--presumably a very romantic experience, with shared intimacy in the privacy of the dark. Even if dancing in the dark doesn't do anything for you personally, the poet conveys that it does for some people, and renders it romantic-sounding, reality aside.
If the phrase sounds like a common cliché it's probably because the song has been immensely popular, deservedly so. It has become a "pops standard," recorded by a who's who of pop singers. It is hard not to have heard the phrase, even if only as the beginning of a song.


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Glacier Peak Wilderness
IntroductionThe United States Congress designated the Glacier Peak Wilderness (map) in 1964 and it now has a total of 566,156 acres. All of this wilderness is located in Washington and is managed by the Forest Service. The Glacier Peak Wilderness is bordered by the Stephen Mather Wilderness to the north and the Henry M. Jackson Wilderness to the south.
DescriptionGlacier Peak Wilderness, which shares its northern border with North Cascades National Park, has few equals in terms of sheer ruggedness. Glacier Peak, the highest summit in the area at 10,541 feet, is more remote than any of the state's other famous old volcanoes. Above the tree line (5,000 feet to 6,000 feet), lovely meadows stretch out below the tattered ridges and the dozen or so summits draped with active glaciers, while below the tree line you will wander through dense forest cover. Ultimately, the steep fractured walls and ragged peaks lead to deep U-shaped valleys tangled with huckleberry and other woody plants. Numerous ice-cold creeks splash gloriously through the valleys from their sharp drainages. Other bodies of water include more than 200 lakes, many unnamed and tremendously difficult to access, in various cirques and hidden basins. Wildlife species include several that epitomize Wilderness: grizzly bears, wolverines, gray wolves. Snows accumulate to depths of 45 feet on the west side of the crest. The paths of old avalanches mark some of the forested hillsides. The 450 or so miles on as many as 100 trails vary from relatively easy hiking on maintained footpaths to starkly strenuous and seldom-used old animal trails. The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail (PCT) follows the crest through the area for about 60 miles. The Suiattle River Trail acts as the main route from the west side, a pathway that travels 7.0 miles and joins the PCT. Above timberline, the land opens invitingly to cross-country travel. Climbers have put up routes on at least 140 peaks and faces in the area, and the rock climbing rates among the best in America. Blue Mountain, for example, in the northern portion of the area, boasts a 700-foot granite face with routes rated as high as 5.10. Some of the faces in the Wilderness exceed 1,000 feet.
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