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July 7 & 8, 2012 Yarmouth, MA: The Yarmouth Summer Arts and Craft Festival will be held on July 7 & 8, 2012 at John Simpkins Field on Route 28 in Yarmouth, MA.
Over 100 Juried Craftsmen and women will display and sell their American made works including Fine Jewelry, Turned Wood, Original Watercolors, Pottery, Scarves, Quilts, Photography, Painted Antiques, Metal Sculpture, Decoupage, Flags, Wall Hangings, Clocks, Lamps, Hats, Ceramics, Stained Glass, Candles, Soap, Primitive and Folk Art, Painted Slate, Signs, Soft Sculpture, Dried Floral, Fleece, Leather, Botanicals, Oil Paintings, Calligraphy, Tapestry, Pewter, Cheese Boards, Gourds, Celtic Arts, Puzzles, Herbal Dips, Maple Products, Roasted Nuts, Jams, Jellies and much more.
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By Megan Humphrey, Shelburne Orchards
I'll admit it: Autumn is not my favorite season. I've always thought that I would love it more if spring or summer came afterwards. That said, the individual glorious days with crystal blue skies and flaming hillsides sprinkled throughout the season are breathtaking.
For me, embracing autumn often involves food. The orchard is closed for the season and our energy starts to head in other directions. It's time to begin to prepare for the wintertime, to cook and bake, to put food by. All of the plentiful garden and orchard produce needs to be eaten or processed. The house smells cozy when bread is baking, tomatoes are roasting, or applesauce is cooking. Meals become more substantial. Salads become the side dish as opposed to the main meal.
One Shelburne Orchards' product that's fun to use after the apples are gone from the trees is "Ginger Jack." Many years ago, Nick created this specialty non-alcoholic ginger apple nectar. He was out in Sedona, Arizona, and tasted something with both cider and ginger in it. When he came back, he starting making ginger cider. Some folks thought it was too gingery and others thought it wasn't gingery enough. Hence, Ginger Jack was developed for those who wanted more of a kick. LuAnn Rotax, a former longtime employee at the Orchard, came up the name "Ginger Jack" and its reference to alcohol.
While it is a concentration of apple cider and ginger – and therefore very strong – Ginger Jack is delightful in cooking or drinks. "Here's a healthy alternative to alcohol," explained Nick. "We put it in estate bottles so it looks classy, too," he continued. To me, it tastes like quintessential autumn in a bottle.
Nick's favorite recipe with Ginger Jack involves chicken. He sears a whole chicken in a Dutch oven. Then, he adds onions, carrots, potatoes, garlic, and a bottle of Ginger Jack and bakes it all in the oven at 350 degrees for about an hour and a half. I pour some over fish when I bake it. My friend, Lauren-Glenn Davitian, adds a splash to champagne. It's also great in seltzer. Vermont photographer and author Peter Miller has concocted his favorite drink: Jamaican rum, a little dark maple syrup, and Ginger Jack.
"Maybe add a cherry, too, it makes it like an old-fashioned," Peter claimed.
As the days get shorter, I'll be finding new ways to eat and drink this very special nectar. That, I'm sure, will ease my hesitation about the cold weather ahead.
Shelburne Orchards' Ginger Jack is available for purchase at City Market, Healthy Living, and Shelburne Supermarket; and we can recycle the bottles if you drop them off at the Orchard.
Happy Thanksgiving! May you all have a month filled with gratitude, family, friends, and delicious food.


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The models of the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild reunion
Photos courtesy Howard Shubitz.
While the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild reunion took place last January, there's never a bad time to peruse photos of the models that guild members brought to the reunion for display. Fortunately, reader Howard Shubitz took in the reunion and snapped plenty of photos of the various teenage dream cars from the 1950s through the 1970s. While the display exuded retrofuturism, it's interesting to see how concepts of futuristic automobiles – as viewed through the eyes of teenage boys – evolved throughout the midcentury period.
We've highlighted a few below, but for more, check out Howard's photos on Google Plus.
1952 entry by Warren Bakken of Grand Forks, North Dakota.
1954 entry by Gary Graham, of Bellingham, Washington.
1954 entry by Charles R. Foreman, of San Angelo, Texas.
1961 entry by Paul F. Bonfilio of Bayside, New York.
1962 entry by Bonfilio.
1963 entry by Jeff Jones of Porterville, California.
1965 entry by Geza A. Loczi of Scottsdale, Arizona.
1968 entry by Spencer Mackay of Tarzana, California.
Four-Links – dual V-12s in a tri-five, Ford Levacar brochure, Peter Helck, Galaxie museum
* How many cylinders can one pack under the hood of a 1957 Chevrolet? As we saw on Car Build Index this week, hot rodder Gary Kollofski has figured out how to put 24 of them – two side-by-side V-12s – in that space.
* The AACA Library this week pulled up a brochure for Ford's Levacar concept car with some lesser seen levitating car concept drawings from the company.
* Speaking of illustrations, art blog Today's Inspiration recently compiled some great Peter Helck quotes and advice from the early 1960s.
* Jesse, the justacarguy, this week dug a little bit into the Museo do Galaxie, a now defunct Brazilian museum that focused exclusively on the Ford Galaxie, and specifically on 1967 models.
* Finally, Japanese Nostalgic Car sifted through the Chicago Auto Show's photo archives to trace the history of Japanese cars at the show and in the process came across some little known concepts.
Four-Links – proto Mod Tops, garage-buried GT40, cutaway GT40s, scale-model Talbot-Lago
* Think that Plymouth pioneered the concept behind the Mod Top? Maybe not, as we see from these photos on the All-GM Blog depicting a selection of five groovy designer convertible tops proposed sometime in the early 1960s, at least for a Buick Electra 225. (via)
* Over at The Gentleman Racer, John Shaughnessy presents the story of a 1966 Ford GT40 Mk. I, chassis number P1067, that was found buried in a California garage.
* While we're on the topic of Ford GT40s, Motorsport Retro pulled together several GT40 cutaways.
* Scratchbuilt 1/8-scale Talbot-Lago T26C, recently highlighted by Car Build Index. Amazing skill on display here.
* Finally, Ronan Glon over at Ran When Parked this week brought to us the tale of a couple Zagato-built proposals to replace the Volvo P1800, the GTZ and the GTZ3000.
La DS, 1993
From the Swedish website Klassiker.nu comes this video focusing on Mexico-born artist Gabriel Orozco's La DS, a Citroen DS that he and assistant Philippe Picoli converted into a super-narrow tandem-seater in order to explore ideas about space and perception. In the process he made it no longer driveable. The New York Times called it "an audacious joke, a 3-D cartoon, not much more." Art!
Mercedes-Benz crowdsources its 2014 vintage calendar
1971 Mercedes-Benz 280S. Images courtesy of Mercedes-Benz.
Mercedes-Benz Classic took to social media and crowdsourced all of the photography for its 2014 calendar, "Shooting Stars! – Photography from Fans, for Fans." While the finished calendar is a little pricey at $65 (you expected it to be cheap?), the results are impressive.
Mercedes-Benz enthusiasts were asked last year to upload their images to the Mercedes-Benz Museum page on Facebook and vote on other submissions, with a panel of judges making the final selection. The photos are still posted on the museum's Facebook page, but you have to like the page to view them. Photographers who submitted the 12 winning photos were each paid 1,000 euros (U.S. $1,376) for their images.
1952 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Coupe.
"We went in a completely new direction this year", said Michael Bock, chief of Mercedes-Benz Classic, and one of the judges. "Lovers of photography and cars from around the world took part in the competition for the Mercedes-Benz Classic Calendar 2014. The response on the internet was fantastic and making the final choice was not easy."
The Classic calendar showcases Mercedes in 12 different settings. Cars manufactured up to 1994 were photographed in Germany, Italy, Malaysia, Dubai and South Africa. Royce Rumsey, a photographer from the U.S. and member of the panel of experts, said of the selection criteria: "The technical aspect was important, it was one of our main criteria. And ultimately I was looking to see photos that show passion for these beautiful cars, and for the brand."
1963 Mercedes-Benz 230 SL.
Panel member Teymur Madjderey, a photographer and blogger from Cologne, added: "I have to say I really appreciate the effort that has been put into Shooting Stars 2014. It was a great opportunity for all the Mercedes-Benz and car fans out there: to see your work published in an international car manufacturer's widely published calendar."
For more information about the calendar, visit Accessories.MBUSA.com.
Four-Links – auto shop Buick resto, 1929 L.A. auto show fire, auto advent, cross-country Cummins
* We always enjoy hearing about high school auto shop classes taking on restoration projects, like the one at Bettendorf High School in Bettendorf, Iowa, focused on teacher Joe Phillips's 1928 Buick, a car that his grandfather once owned.
* The New York Times had a brief story this week on the 1929 Los Angeles Auto Show fire that burned every car in that year's show to a crisp.
* Stefan Marjoram's back with his Auto Advent car sketch series this year.
* Clessie Cummins may not have been as successful as he imagined at getting his diesel engines under the hoods of race cars or passenger cars, but he did convince the trucking industry to switch from gasoline to diesel engines, thanks in large part to his 1932 cross-country bus trip as highlighted this week by The Old Motor.
* Finally, what the Segway could have used all along – a Vespa appearance kit.
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1952 Mercedes-Benz 220a
One must ask oneself, in considering Hiro Yamagata's "Earthly Paradise," whether the 1952 Mercedes-Benz 220a cabriolet upon which he depicted flowers and butterflies serves merely as a canvas or as a function of the artist's statement, and if the latter then whether it makes any difference that Yamagata fully restored the Benz's interior and mechanicals rather than left those aspects of the car as he found them? From the seller's description:
painted by the famous Hiro Yamagata, 1 of 22 restored, A vision that he was influenced by as he traveled the world. His goal was to tie nature into the auto industry; a project he called "Earthly Paradise." Hiro invested Over 20 million dollars into this frame-off restoration project. Locating 22 of the 220a cabriolets was in a project itself. Each 220a cabriolet was hand painted differently, creating a nature theme. This beautiful frame-off restoration 220, radiates with class and sophistication, Offering a complete luggage set in rear trunk and suicide doors that open up to a completely refurbished leather interior. The engine compartment is so clean you can eat off it. These cars were featured in 1996 at the Hollywood Oscars. There are only 11 known to be left in the USA, as the other 11 were shipped back to a Japanese museum. This is truly a beautiful piece off art.
View past picks: Hemmings Find of the Day Archive
See more Mercedes-Benzes for sale on Hemmings.com.
Four-Links – Chevrolets you never knew, Antarctic dragster, Dick Dale's Harley, where the word gasoline came from
* Mac's Motor City Garage dug up some of GM's lesser-known uses of the Chevrolet bowtie, largely out of the United States, including the Brazilian Veraneio above. Heck, the whole article could have focused on Brazilian Chevrolets and wouldn't have turned up a thing that most U.S. Chevrolet fans could identify.
* There never were any dragsters in Antarctica because there never were any dragstrips there, right? Not so, according to the H.A.M.B.'s Fairlane500, who posted the above photo of what is probably the only Antarctic dragster. It's probably not that surprising there was a hot rod of some sort down there, given the number of U.S. servicemen with access to airfields there.
* Clasp Garage this week pointed to a recent Selvedge Yard piece on Dick Dale's 1941 Harley-Davidson chopper. Again, not at all unexpected.
Photo by Frank Serritelli.
* Where did the word "gasoline" come from? Jesse at justacarguy pointed to this story that it evolved from the word cazeline, named for John Cassell, a British petroleum products importer. Okay, if that's the case, then does that explain why the British world still uses "petrol" rather than "gasoline?"
* Finally, Laughing Squid recently pointed to artist Chris LaBrooy's Auto Aerobics illustrations.
Four-Links – Bison, Warhol, GAZ, SEAT
* We didn't have much solid information to go on when we discussed the GM Bison concept truck from 1964 a couple years back, so we're grateful for what little additional scraps of information we could glean from CarStyling.ru's profile of it this week. (via)
* While Andy Warhol's Mercedes-Benz W196 silkscreen sold for a fair amount of money this past week – $13 million – another piece of Warhol automotive art also crossed the block this week to a much larger result: Sotheby's auctioned off his Silver Car Crash (Double Disaster) for $105.445 million, a record price for a Warhol painting.
* Over on the H.A.M.B., napalmv8 is showing us how to convert a GAZ 21 – a fairly typical Russian four-cylinder four-door sedan – into a clone of a GAZ 23 – a V-8-powered supersedan built in limited numbers for the KGB.
* AutoMinded pointed out this past week that Wednesday marked the 60th anniversary of the start of the production line for Spanish carmaker SEAT.
* Finally, The Smoking Tire takes us to San Luis, Argentina, where what appears to be a pretty awesome lakeside Formula 1 track lay dormant for 22 years.
From the Hemmings Nation Flickr pool – Sixties Sextoauto, Thunderbird Town Car, and more
We recently spotted a new batch of imaginative photochops from HarborIndiana over on the Hemmings Nation Flickr pool worth pointing out, some of them a little more grounded, some of them not so much. Either way, we like the way the guy thinks. In the latter camp we see the above 'chop of a Reeves SextoAuto updated for the Sixties (and based on a Mercury Monterey) to become something more like the Panther Six, with its twin axles up front rather than in the rear.
The Lincoln Premiere wasn't particularly intended to be a sporty car – more a luxury cruiser – but by imagining a V-12 under the hood and a short roof more like the Macauley Packard, the Premiere looks more like the Thunderbird's bigger brother.
Speaking of the Thunderbird, how about a later suicide-door 'Bird as a town car? Sorta the opposite tack from the sporty Premiere above.
You know what's overrated? Doors. The Buick Space Wagon thus does away with them entirely – along with the A and B pillars – for clean and uninterrupted lines.
Finally, not nearly as extreme, HarborIndiana decided to clean up the Lincoln Indianapolis concept car by getting rid of the fake side exhausts and side intakes and opening up the front and rear wheelwells.


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10:27am Monday 9th December 2013 in Sport
EVERTON manager Roberto Martinez called for England to be patient to allow midfielder Ross Barkley to develop into a unique talent for club and country after helping his side earn a 1-1 draw at Barclays Premier League leaders Arsenal.
The Toffees, who had won at Manchester United in midweek, dominated for large spells at the Emirates Stadium, but fell behind to a Mesut Ozil goal on 80 minutes.
However, Martinez's welldrilled side produced an instant response as substitute Gerard Deulofeu, on loan from Barcelona, equalised.
Arsenal almost snatched a dramatic victory in stoppagetime when Olivier Giroud's 25- yard effort struck the woodwork, but Everton deserved to take something.
Barkley was at the heart of Everton's forward momentum, and was involved in lifting his side for their deserved equaliser.
The 20-year-old has already been drafted into Roy Hodgson's plans for the World Cup, earning three full international caps.
Martinez, though, warned against expecting too much too soon from the Liverpoolborn Everton academy graduate, whose talent has been compared to that of Paul Gascoigne.
He said: ''I have never seen an English player with that sort of mentality. Ross has incredible potential, we need to give him time and accept he is not ready yet. But he has absolutely everything to mark a real era in English football.
''Roy Hodgson needs to decide what role he wants for Ross. We have to make sure we give him at least another 50 starts to see his evolution.
''Any player with talent needs to develop an understanding to know how to be effective.
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Cretan Cuisine (Κρητική κουζίνα) - Moussaka (μουσακάς)
Moussaka (μουσακάς) is a casserole favoured by Brits, Irish and other ex-pats while on holiday or residing in Greece. It is made by layering eggplant with a spiced meat filling then topping it off with a creamy bechamel sauce that is baked to golden perfection. It is perhaps the most widely recognized of all Greek dishes and was made famous by the legendary Greek chef, Nicholas Tselementes. This eggplant (aubergine) version is the traditional rendition, however you can also layer in potatoes, zucchini (courgettes), or whatever vegetables you prefer. It's hearty and filling so you won't need many side dishes. While it can be time consuming to prepare, I think you will find that once complete it is a very worthwhile endeavor.Prep Time: 2 hours
Total Time: 2 hours, 45 minutes
- 3-4 eggplants, thinly sliced
- 450 grams potatoes, thinly sliced
- 600 grams ground beef (or lamb)
- 2 large onions, finely diced
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1/2 cup red wine
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley
- 1 tsp. ground cinnamon
- 1 tsp. ground cumin
- 1 tsp. oregano
- 1 tin of chopped tomatoes
- 2 tbsp. tomato paste
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 2 cups plain breadcrumbs
Bechamel Sauce:
- 500ml milk
- 60g butter
- 60g plain flour
- 50g kefalotyri, grated
- 2 eggs, beaten
- Good pinch of Nutmeg
Prep the Vegetables:
- Using a sharp peeler, partially peel the eggplants, leaving strips of peel about 1 inch wide around the eggplant. Slice the eggplant in to 1/2 inch slices. Place the eggplant slices in a colander and salt them liberally. Cover them with an inverted plate that is weighted down by a heavy can or jar. Place the colander in the sink so that excess moisture can be drawn out. They will need to sit for at least 15-20 minutes, preferably an hour. The salt also helps to remove some of the bitterness of the eggplant.
- Peel the potatoes and boil them whole until they are just done. They should not get too soft, just cooked enough so that they no longer crunch. Drain, cool and slice them in 1/4 inch slices. Set aside.
- Preheat the oven to 180 C.
- Line two baking sheets with aluminum foil and lightly grease. Add a splash of water to the egg whites and beat them lightly with a fork. Add breadcrumbs to a flat plate.
- Rinse the eggplant slices and dry with paper towels. Dip the eggplant slices in the beaten egg whites and then dredge them in the breadcrumbs, coating both sides. Place breaded eggplant slices on baking sheets and bake at 400 degrees for 1/2 an hour, turning them over once during cooking.
- When eggplant is finished cooking, lower the oven temperature to 350 degrees.
Make the Meat Filling:
- In a large sauté pan, brown the ground beef (or lamb) until the pink color disappears. Add onion and sauté until translucent, about 5 minutes. Add garlic and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute.
- Add wine to pan and allow it to simmer and reduce a bit before adding cinnamon, cumin, oregano, parsley, tomato paste, chopped tomatoes. Allow the sauce to simmer uncovered for approximately 15 minutes so that excess liquid can evaporate. It should be a drier, chunkier, tomato sauce. Season to taste with salt and pepper. If your Meat filling is a bit to sloppy you can add a small handfull of breadcrumbs now to make it more solid.
Make the Béchamel Sauce:
- Melt butter over low heat. Using a whisk, add flour to melted butter whisking continuously to make a smooth paste. Allow the flour to cook for a minute but do not allow it to brown.
- Add warmed milk to mixture in a steady stream, whisking continuously.
- Simmer over low heat until it thickens a bit but does not boil.
- Remove from heat, and stir in beaten egg yolks, pinch of nutmeg and some of the grated cheese. Return to heat and stir until sauce thickens.
Assemble the Moussaka:
- Lightly grease a large deep baking pan (lasagna pan). Sprinkle the bottom of pan with breadcrumbs. Leaving a 1 cm space around the edges of the pan, place a layer of potatoes on the bottom. Top with a layer of eggplant slices.
- Add meat sauce on top of eggplant layer. Top with another layer of eggplant slices.
- Pour the béchamel sauce over the eggplant and be sure to allow sauce to fill the sides and corners of the pan. Smooth the béchamel on top with a spatula and sprinkle with remaining grated cheese. Bake at 180 C oven for 45 minutes or until béchamel sauce is a nice golden brown color. Allow to cool for 15 – 20 minutes before slicing and serving
Moussaka (μουσακάς) casserole as made famous by the legendary Greek chef, Nicholas Tselementes.
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Everyone is Wrong but Me
The deeper I look into myself, the more frightening it is to find how much of what I do stems from this subconscious belief. To put it into words is horrific; but it's there nonetheless. Probably the moreso because we never want to put it into words.
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It's so true! I wholeheartedly believe that everyone who is in charge of the ministries I am involved in or have some ability to change is completely wrong and needs my help. I always thought it was just my choleric, "take charge" personality but apparently this is something everyone struggles with?
I agree. I know I do it myself and I know others who do it to. I once had to endure a whole car journey of being told how to lead worship when it's something I've been doing for a while now and this person wasn't even a worship leader. She was just stressed from something else. Taught me a lesson about myself anyway, just not about leading worship.
I think sometimes we just need to take a small (or big) step back and look at things from a neutral perspective.
Well, I tend to think that everyone struggles with it. It's a symptom of one of the deepest forms of pride, according to Lewis. And then I believe, in my of course superior wisdom, hose who don't think they struggle with it, just haven't looked deep enough inside themselves.
lol And that's my opinion, which is completely right.
Deep Karl, sounds like Holy Spirit is really teaching you in this season right on man.
My mentor is also the head worship director at my church. This dude has been playing his whole life, like most of us, but in the church, and hes like 50 or something. He is so humble, he always sounds good during the services, but I am playing bass for his team this week, and at practice he lets it rip, and it is AMAZING. WOW, he only uses maybe 20% of his talent during service, but at practice wow he was letting it rip, and not in a flashy way. SO humble, so humble. And he and his wife are letting two different youth each lead a few songs out of the set. This is what they do, they serve, and come underneath those they are serving and make them into something amazing. This is the way of the kingdom my brothers. They have raised up many great worship leader in there lives thus far and are currently really loving into a few more Also this dude was the vessel the LORD used to restore my musical gifts back into flames after my salvation/encounter with JESUS.
PS: he recently got a POD XTL, sold all his pedals:TS7, DL7, CS3, Phase 90, and is thrilled with his XT. And know what? he still sounds just like him, but a little better cause now he has decent delays :0
I once heard Tony Campolo say that our inner cess pool lies just below the surface in all of us. No matter what we think about ourselves, we are all capable of tremendous evil. It is only by the grace of God that any of us are capable of any good at all.
Our worship leader gave a great talk this week after practice about the fear of God and how we become complacent about it. Everytime we choose to sin we show that we do not have the fear of God. I'm sure this could turn into a whole theological debate but it sure was a good reminder for me when I get casual about sin.
It truly is amazing grace that saved a wretch like me. Keep on digging deeper, bro!
Are we to live complacently when we think things around us are not being done to the fullest? I've been struggling with this for at least a year. I had a terrible attitude about the worship at our church (coming from a long family of musicians and a musical background for myself) but one day God showed me that unless I'm willing to put in the time and effort to change it I can't complain. So two years ago I decided to start learning guitar. I have some serious opinions about worship music though. Should I just let worship continue to suck in an attempt to stay humble? Or do I try earnestly to talk some "sense" into the leaders that are there to make their ministry that much better?
Guy–very cool. It's always just like, the best thing in the world to meet people like that. Folks who get it. And here's the real question…was he running those pedals into an amp, and did he sell the amp too for the POD?
Tom–haha Nice.
Andrew–the last time I saw Jeff Deyo was in '04, when he did a concert at the church I was working at at the time. I remember liking the guy at the time, but I wasn't that experienced in tone and playing back then, and on top of it, I'm sure he's probably playing with different guys now. If he's back with Dwayne Larring, then it may definitely be worth going. It's not like we're friends or anything, but we've spoken a couple times and he's a great guy with great gear and great tone.
Mark Colvin–great comment, brother. I'm very much with you on the base nature lying just slightly below the surface. A lot of Lewis' writings advocate the same thing, and I think that a lot of God-centered theology relies on humans being evil and un-redeemable on our own. However, the other side of it, which I hear and understand without necessarily agree with, is that we are all worth something. They usually quote the 'fearfully and wonderfully made' verse. However, I don't think we're referring to how we're made, but as to what is inside us due to our sin nature.
I hear both points, but I'm much more over on your side, Mark.
Ben G–good point. I think the thing is to try to find the way to do everything we're called to do. So, if we're called to give our best for God but also called to be humble, then for sure we need to try to effect change within our worship teams if we feel it needs it; but then at the same time, as we do it, we have to fully believe that everything we're saying could end up being wrong. I can't tell you how many times I've so passionately and vehemently tried to effect change in a worship team, and realized years later how incredibly wrong I was. So I think the balance is to still be passionate about what you believe, but be humble enough to realize that you just might be wrong as well. And that realization will usually help you to communicate what you feel needs to be changed in a much more loving, meek, and receivable way.
Just my thoughts on it.
Hey Karl, hes runnign the XTlive into the front of a tube amp while using the amp models in the POD! I am a multi effects guy, and that is a huge no no. That is probably the worst possible sound you can get out of it, yet he makes it sound great. Well the POD is malfunctioning on him so he may have to do something else
I don't know if this is on the same wavelength but this comic of David Caruso doing Dumble makes me smile. http://karolinagames.com/horatio/images/58917c0e68eba63140a383f474113073.jpg
"There is no such thing as logic or reasoning. We just rationalize our own preconceived ideas." Don't know who said that but rings pretty true. Back to delay My main signal to the PA has included "hall reverb" and chorus, but I recently switched to a basic delay of about 300ms with few repeats instead of the reverb and it seems to have made a big difference. That setting just stays put because the mfx that produces it has no tap capability or anything. I know chorus isn't popular today but it works for me. Not sure why the delay would sound so much better than the reverb.
Phillip–lol Nice!
Guy–ah, ok. So digital effects, but still in front of a decent tube amp. Phew. hehe
James–because it's digital, that's why not. lol Nah, seriously, if he digs, then dig it. hehe
Dan–lol Awesome!
Sal–awesome. Completely.
Randy–Great quote. And it's because delays are awesome. hehe But ya, I find I can get a much better full reverbish effect with delay rather than verb.
Dan W–great insight!!
Nate Dawg–haha Nice! I think it's the correct answer to life! hehe
Rhoy–lol Totally!!
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Russell Wilson starting for Seahawks in Week 1, beating out Matt Flynn
Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll named Russell Wilson the team's starting quarterback in Week 1, The Seattle Times' Danny O'Neil reported via Twitter.
#Seahawks name Russell Wilson the starting quarterback for Week 1.
— Danny O'Neil (@dannyoneil) August 27, 2012
The rookie Wilson, who the Seahawks selected in the third round of this year's NFL Draft, beat out Matt Flynn for the starting job. The Seahawks signed Flynn, who was Aaron Rodgers' much-hyped backup in Green Bay, to a three-year, $26 million deal this offseason.
Wilson has impressed the Seahawks with a stellar preseason thus far. On Friday, Wilson completed 13 of 19 passes for 185 yards and two touchdowns. He added 58 rushing yards on two attempts.
Carroll said Sunday night that Wilson "earned" the starting job.
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Here's another sneak peek at what's to come. I took the above picture out east on my birthday and I have to say, there's nothing like being by the beach on a really hot day. I loved hearing the waves crashing into the earth under my feet, the water lapping at the rocks and sand.
H stood next to me helping me balance on the aforementioned rocks as I twisted, crouched and bent my body in various ways to take "the perfect shot". Not really sure if I achieved what I was aiming for and for once I don't really care.
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-was reading feedly this morning and came upon this post. so of course I had to check it out. if it has anything to do with music. I am SO there.
-so it's probably really unfair that I make this confession as a side note but well, recently I was diagnosed with diabetes and the medication that my doc prescribed me says I can't be out in the sun for very long. remember that heat wave last week? I was miserable. In any case, I am now into carrying umbrellas in the sun. So yes New Yorkers, if you see me in the future, I am that short & chubby asian lady with a parasol walking very slowly on the sidewalk. Just move around me, please. Speaking of parasols, I thought it was really fitting when I came upon this post on feedly as well.
-throwback thursday. This was me. Back in the early 80′s. I had to be between the ages of 2-5. All I have to say is damn. My brothers and I look alike. ha.
-it is a beautiful, beautiful, bee-yoo-tee-full day today. I woke up and started to get ready for my day. As I was passing by an open window I couldn't help but shiver as the cold air caressed my skin. I immediately reached for my phone and checked the accuweather app. My heart leapt with joy when I saw that it was 63 degrees outside. It felt like autumn! It smelled like it too! Ok, ok I may be being a little dramatic with that second statement. but well I just can't help it. Autumn, by far, is my most favorite season EVER. I am impatiently waiting for it to get here. You already know.


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We got into the town, and parked in this sweet spot behind a church. I noticed how all of the cars had a sticker with an A on it that said Lucca community, and found out from a store owner that only the citizens could park inside the city walls. We took the car outside of the walls, and it only took us a short while before we found a spot. We walked in, walked around for a long time, then finally found the Chiesa San Michelle (Saint Michael's church). From there, I knew the city relatively well, so we sat down for a panino to talk about what we wanted to do and see. We figured that a bike tour would be the best way to see the city quickly, so we went to the same place I rented bikes from before.
After a pleasant ride around the city on the wall, we headed into the city and I showed them around a little. I took them to the main church where the black Jesus that was used at the ceremony with the Pope to bless the crusaders before they headed to Jerusalem. After that, we headed back to the bike shop and, more importantly, the gelato shop that is right across the street. We walked to the city piazza, the oval shaped one that used to be an amphitheater, and then headed to the car
The first place we stopped was the Garzoni garden, which was gorgeous. It also contained the first good looking girl that was my age; come on now, give me some understanding. I am coming from my girlfriend, to six weeks in Florence, to this. It can only go up from here where I'm checking out the ticket girls and the car-rental clerks, right?
After the garden, it got real ugly real fast. We headed the way the signs told us, but there are a few key intersections in between street signs that do not have any instructions. These intersections turn out to be the places where we should have turned. The maps were also very little help; they showed the major arteries of the country like the Autostrade, and this was not near to us. It took a miracle, a little patience, and a lot of U-turns to get us on the right path, but we did make it back for supper. The matre dei made me an omelet for the second piatti in place of the fish that was to be served just because I told him that I didn't like fish all that much. I am not used to this, but I could get there.
After dinner, my dad and I had our cigars from Lucca. They were handmade in the town, pretty inexpensive, sweet looking, and we couldn't find a tobacco store that looked to have Cubans. We will have a Cuban together before we leave. You understand my angst to have one with my pops if you know my pops and his normally anti behavior towards drinking and smoking. Along with the cigars, we had some limoncello to drink; lemon juice that is thicker and has a pretty high alcohol content. Good stuff. We smoked and only got up from our conversation about "life lessons" to see the replay of the goals in the Germany-Turkey game. It was a great end to a great day.


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Summer Doldrums – A web marketer's perspective.
I've been marketing online since 1995, part-time initially and now full time. That's almost two decades during which a lot has changed.
What used to be acceptable methods of earning search engine traffic are now black hat. Search engine optimization was a term no one used back then because SE bots only read meta tags. There were no blogs, but there were newsgroups. Forums were the rage back then, and are still useful websites if you need information or help from people interested in a specific topic or issue. There was HTML and when java first came on the scene everyone was amazed and immediately filled their websites with java applets, usually of photos reflected in water.
Technology has advanced since 1995 to say the least, and is far cheaper. Computers occupied an entire desktop if a printer was included, and operated so slowly that you could literally go make a sandwich and pour a glass of milk while waiting for an image file to download. Back then was a time when there was no mobile technology at all, unless it was a standard desktop PC wired into a vehicle and connected to the internet via dial up using a CNets radio phone.
Yes, a lot has changed with online marketing. However, one thing that has never changed is that come summer, internet use drops significantly. You'd think now, with the vast number of people using mobile technology, this would not be the case. In truth mobile use has flattened out the seasonal fluctuation of total users, but sales still tank in the summer months. The reason is online useage in summer is a lot of social media use. Summer shopping is done while on vacation or at the mall to have something to do. After all, it's not like bad weather is going to keep anyone locked away indoors. And on that note, how much online shopping is done while camping, on road trips, backpacking, swimming, rock climbing and so on?
Since I know this is going to be the case, I do very little online so some of my blogs and website suffer… like this one had. I still have a pulse, but it slows when it's hot out. September, as kids are heading back to school and families have mostly all returned home from vacations is when I gear back up. By October I'm again at full speed. So, if I'm missing in action from early June through mid September there's no need to alert the authorities. I'm most likely fine, just off the grid somewhere.


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Now that the Warner Bros. throne has been inherited by exec Jeff Robinov, there's a lot of speculation about where he'll be taking the studio. And of Robinov's plans, one thing seems certain: more DC Comics movies. But no Shazam!
The Wrap is pondering the state of affairs at Warner Bros. during this transfer of power, and while they're light on details, they do say that "the long-gestating comic book adaptation Shazam! is said to be pretty much dead at the moment."
So what isn't dead? Robinov plans on producing fewer movies overall and more tentpoles, including "one or two" DC Comics properties per year. In addition to movies, DC boss Diane Nelson is also now tasked with "new monetization strategies for these titles, particularly online." So get that fan-fiction ready to go, guys!
As for specific characters or comics that may result from this strategy, The Wrap is vague and possibly uninformed. Aside from the obvious Dark Knight Rises, the untitled Superman reboot, Green Lantern and The Flash, the site mentions Wonder Woman, "which the studio is also looking to crack development on" -- seemingly unaware that a live-action TV series based on the character was recently put into development. Not that a WW movie couldn't also happen -- see Marvel's upcoming Hulk TV show.
So the bottom line -- no Shazam, but more DC movies in general. We're just not sure which ones… yet.
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Jewish Ancient History : An Overview
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The Jews are probably one of the world's oldest civilizations, dating back to the ancient times. Their history is marked by a lot of significant events and is highlighted by their culture and religion. However, Judaism as a religion was mentioned as early as the Hellenistic period of the Greeks (31 BC) and is dated in historical records such as the tablet inscripted by an Ancient Egyptian King named Merneptah, known as the Merneptah Steele which contained the first documented use of the word "Israel". It was dated as early as 1200 BC while recorded religious literature stated Israelites' Babylonian captivity and the destruction of Jerusalem's temple. The most important piece of info it contains however, is the inscription which is translated as "Israel is laid waste", which implied that the food (grain) supplies of Israel had run out, making them a military threat. The ancient history of the Jews can be divided into several time periods, covering Israel before the foundations of Judaism, the fledgling nation during the rise of Judaism and the formation and rise of rabbinic Judaism.
The civilization mainly started in the coast of the Mediterranean sea and the Fertile Crescent which stretches from parts of Persia (Iran), Assyria (Syria), Mesopotamia (Iraq), Israel, Jordan and parts of Egypt. If ancient Jewish writings were to be believed, the modern Jewish people descended from ancient Israelites that stayed in Canaan between the Mediterranean and Jordan river. Religious texts say that the Israelis descended from Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. They were then led to Egypt due to the famine that gripped the land. After a few hundred years, they were enslaved by the Egyptians and after which, Moses led the Jews out of Egypt, which was stated in the Exodus. After which, they returned to Canaan, 1400 years before the birth of Christ. There, the foundations of Judaism were established due to Moses receiving the Ten Commandments in Mount Sinai. In 1000 BC, a monarchy was established. There, names of the various Israeli kings like David, Solomon and Saul popped up. However, after Solomon's death, the nation was split into two kingdoms, namely the northern Kingdom of Israel and the southern Kingdom of Judah. However, the fraction caused them to be conquered by the Assyrians 8 years before the birth of Christ. Read more


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When it comes to shameless cross-promotion, teams had to work overtime to top the Disney-owned Ducks, who used their players to shamelessly plug a particular movie franchise. This corker looks like a mash-up between Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Slap Shot. After one season, it was dispatched to the fashion penalty box where it no doubt felt shame but (thankfully) never got free.


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Iraq War Inquiry Opens in UK
A public inquiry into the UK's role in the Iraq war has opened in London, with former civil servants first to appear in hearings that will climax with Tony Blair, the former British prime minister, taking the stand.
One-time senior officials from the foreign and defence ministries will outline Britain's policy towards Baghdad in early 2000, as the five-member committee investigates what lessons can be learned from the US-led war.
John Chilcot, the inquiry chairman and a former civil servant, said he was confident of producing a "full and insightful" account of the decision-making that led Britain to join the 2003 invasion against strong opposition at home and abroad.
An appearance by Blair, who took Britain into the conflict, is likely to be the highlight of the inquiry, although he and other Labour government figures are not due to give evidence until next year.
'Unprecedented' inquiry
Shane Greer, executive editor of Total Politics, a British political magazine and website, told Al Jazeera that he believes the inquiry will uncover new information about the Iraq war.
"First of all the scope of this inquiry is absolutely unprecedented.
"Already back in July Sir John [Chilcot] began speaking with families of injured and killed soldiers ... now he's going onto the spy chiefs, civil servants ... and moving onto politicians.
"So I think we're going to see much more from this inquiry than any previous inquiry, because of course the frame of reference is so much wider, the access to information is so much wider.
"And also the inquiry has been given the power to apportion blame which really is quite incredible."
'No trial'
Chilcot has said that nobody will be on trial in the inquiry, held at a conference centre near parliament in central London, but has also vowed not to shy away from any criticism if the findings warrant it.
"No-one is on trial here. We cannot determine guilt or innocence. Only a court can do that."But I make a commitment here that once we get to our final report, we will not shy away from making criticisms, either of institutions or processes or individuals, where they are truly warranted," he said in opening remarks.
Chilcot and his fellow committee members have already met families of some of the 179 British troops who died during the six-year conflict, who raised issues about whether they were properly equipped and trained.
The inquiry will also look into the justification for the war, principally the claim that Saddam Hussein, the former Iraqi president, had weapons of mass destruction. These weapons were never found.
Among the first witnesses to be called on Tuesday is Peter Ricketts, who chaired the government's senior intelligence committee between 2000 and 2001 before taking a senior post at the Foreign Office (FCO) between 2001 and 2003.
Also due to present statements at the hearing are William Patey, the former head of the FCO's Middle East department; Simon Webb, the fomer head of operational policy at the Ministry of Defence; and Michael Wood, an former FCO legal adviser.
War 'legality'
Families of soldiers who died in the conflict have said they want "honest" answers from the inquiry.
Rose Gentle, whose son Gordon died in Iraq in 2004, said: "We do hope that the committee are going to be honest ... I don't know why he died until the end of this inquiry," she said.
Demonstrators have protested outside the conference venue, with some dressed up as former US and UK leaders with blood on their hands.
Anti-war campaigners are calling for a ruling on the legality of the conflict, which was carried out without explicit approval by the United Nations Security Council.
Two official investigations into the run-up to the war have already taken place, but ministers had refused to hold a full inquiry until after the military deployment had ended.
Analysts have said the inquiry is incapable of addressing the key issue of whether the invasion was legal, because of a lack of lawyers and judges on its six-member committee.
An unnamed senior judge told The Guardian newspaper that analysing the war's legality was beyond the committee's competence.Source: Agencies
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Shame! The Iraq war pushed by Bush-Cheney_Blair lies takes us on a slippery slope of more such shameful dying by our young.
"The inquiry will also look into the justification for the war, principally the claim that Saddam Hussein, the former Iraqi president, had weapons of mass destruction. These weapons were never found."
Not exactly true. There were component parts for weapons, particularly biological weapons - anthrax and other agents, that were guarded by UN inspectors (what's Scott Ritter up to these days anyway?). These sites were abandoned and subsequently looted when coalition forces dismissed the inspectors. We know this because the UN kept monitoring these sites via sattelite. So the main purpose for invading, stopping the spread of Saddam's WMD to terrorists, was defeated by the actions of the invaders. Ironic, no?
Components of weaponry that were found were out of date -- critically so in the case of anthrax and similar bio weapons, which expire.
What was claimed was that the Iraqis had currently viable weapons, not that they had owned such things once upon a time.
"Clear and present danger," which means weapons are ready to be utilized via their delivery systems. Check that last item--delivery systems. Iraq had none for its non-existent weapons. Enough information is in the public domain to inform us that BushCo and Blair *KNEW* the weapons and their delivery systems *DIDN'T* exist. There is also enough information in the public domain to tell us the war was waged in an attempt to control oil flow rates now and in the future, as both the US and UK know all about the peaking of global oil supplies. Michael Klare has written extensively on the real reason for the Iraq Holocaust. The targeting of Iraq's civilians through the poisoning of their water by not allowing its purification and poisoning the land with depleted uranium in the hope that cancers in the longrun will decimate the Iraqi population to the point where no internal resistence will be possible when the US and UK reinvade is the biggest war crime committed since Hitler, and its coverup is of supreme importance.
That's correct--I said reinvade. This will occur after Iraq's oil extraction rates have at least doubled to over 5 million barrels per day from its current rate and several millions more have died through the poisonings noted above, about ten years from now, which is the current date for being finished in AfPak.
And we shouldn't forget the guilt of Anzar, Howard and Berlusconi(sp), nor the cowardice of Russia, China, Japan and the EU. GHW Bush, Clinton and others from their administrations should also be added to the dock and charged with War Crimes.
The US spent almost $1 billion on two exhaustive searches for WMD after the fighting ended. "Interim Progress Report of the Iraq Survey Group (David Kay,Oct,2003)and "Comprehensive Report of the Special Advisor to the Director of Central Intelligence on Iraq's WMD" (Charles Deulfer, Sept.,2004). One half of the house wives in the US have the ingredients to create chlorine gas. That does not make them terrorists. Most of the ingredients found in Iraq were from a factory that made insecticide. The neo-cons to this day grasp at straws and willingly state that all the WMD was slipped into Syria by Saddam Hussein. The CIA told the White House six months before the war started that Iraq had no WMD and the reply back was,"We are no longer interested in WMD, we are going for regime change. The neo-cons practically slobbered all over themselves when some old artillery shells with nerve gas was found by our soldiers. They were left overs from the Iran-Iraq War and they determined that the nerve gas had been degraded because of excessive heat.
Gee, maybe Western Civilization will be a good idea - or involve one.
Peace is when the young bury the old.
War is when the old bury the young.
Let's all work for peace.
Hopefully this is part of the crack in the power dam protecting USA war criminals.
When a country becomes weaker other countries begin to prosecute the weakening nation's war criminals, as are Italy and soon Lithuania; did the Spanish inquiries get totally quashed?
Post invasion the monetarily largest bank robbery in history happened in Bagdad, looting of ancient treasures in the Museum, looting of an unguarded warehouse containing tons of the highest tech plastics available(IED material)and nuclear research facilities left unguarded.
The article concludes with the following.
"Analysts have said the inquiry is incapable of addressing the key issue of whether the invasion was legal, because of a lack of lawyers and judges on its six-member committee.
An unnamed senior judge told The Guardian newspaper that analysing the war's legality was beyond the committee's competence."
BS! If I and many other citizens have been able to analyse the war's legality, and we have, and it was easier than making pie, then the inquiry can certainly examine the question of whether or not the war was legal, or not. Just because self-righteous or pointy-headed analysts and self-righteous judges pretend that we don't have the competence for determining whether the war was legal, or not, does not mean that these jerks are telling the TRUTH, which they're not doing. They're just pointy-headed and self-righteous jerks who allow titles, often undeserved and should-be relinquished titles, to fog up their thinking abilities; if they really ever had any worthy of respectable note anyway.
MY ASS(!) we don't have the competence to judge these criminals who launched and commanded these undeniably criminal and illegal wars! My ass has more brains than these pointy-headed and self-righteous idiots possess in their entire bodies.
How many lawyers and judges sit on juries, which are rightly described as the anchor of western juris prudence?
I had thought of the jury point or argument and just didn't include it, so you're right to bring it up, imo.
Do lawyers and judges never sit on juries? Certainly not on cases they're defending or prosecuting, or judging, or presiding over, but what about cases unrelated to their specific assignments? I don't know. Maybe it always is only ordinary citizens who sit on juries.
Regardless of whether lawyers and judges sometimes sit on juries, or not, ordinary citizens regularly make up a large percentage of the jurists, and we can certainly consider ourselves as members of the international jury judging these war crimes. A good example of a more official international movement of such jurists is found in the videos for the Perdana War Crimes Conference and Exhibition held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Feb. 5-7 2007. The videos, .wmv files, for the many speakers at the conference are available in the videos page of www.perdana4peace.org and there are copies viewable online at Youtube and probably some other websites for at least some of those videos.
The Japanese started a similar movement or held a similar conference in 2002. Probably people from other countries joined, but this was initiated by Japanese activists; I believe including some members of the political offices in Japan.
All of us have an inalienable right to judge these war crimes when we know enough about them to be qualifiable as jurists making these types of decisions. If not, then it'd be hypocritical to allow trials by jury at any time; and eliminating trial by juries would be tyranical, etcetera, even if juries, like in the U.S., too often arrive at decisions based on racial discrimination. The latter is a problem that mustn't be repeated, but isn't a reason to eliminate use of trials by juries.
Based on the findings of earlier British inquiries, we can expect this one to be more Kabuki Theater; lots of noise but no meaningful results or charges.
The US and UK have been rehearsing the known conclusion for some time now. Blair will put on his usual academy award performance, that will act as publicity for his upcoming memoirs. He will walk away a very rich man.
Blair And Bush two born again morons plotting together their christian crusade in Iraq and I will believe in international justice when evil basturds like them are put on trial but not before.
i think the plan is to spend a long time sifting through papers, and then, after a couple years, to issue a report like the 911 commission- that is to say a whole lot of blather and no truth. i can hardly wait.
fry the nwo pondscum wherever they are - blair's a good start
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been seized by the elite!
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Brookfield Patch offers a glimpse of what's happening in local news and events this week:
Elmbrook School District financial issues: The School Board's Finance and Operations Committee will review a variety of issues, including school closure analysis next steps, sick time and post-retirement employee benefits, lease issues with the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts, district administration building options and more (see agenda). The meeting is open to the public and starts at 4:15 p.m. Monday at district offices, 13780 Hope Street.
New city clerk and appointing an alderman: The Common Council will introduce the new city clerk, Kelly Michaels, and vote on a recommendation to appoint Lisa Mellone back to ther aldemranic seat she resigned in July to apply for the clerk job. Other agenda items include adding a wind turbine to a Blue Mound Road company building. Meeting starts at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall, 2000 N. Calhoun Road.
New water tower: The town's Sanitary District No. 4 may approve the low bid for construction of a second water tower to serve the town, primarily its commercial corridor along Blue Mound Road. The town meeting (see agenda) starts at 7 p.m. at Town Hall, 645 N. Janacek Road.
Two big cross-town rivalry games: on Tuesday it's with Brookfield East traveling to Brookfield Central for a 7 p.m. game. And on Thursday for a major GMC conference game, starting at 7 p.m., that will be televised live on My24 Milwaukee's Thursday Night Lights.
Civil War lecture: Blair Dixon will discuss his great grandfather's Civil War service in a lecture titled at 7 p.m. Monday at Elm Grove Library, 13600 Juneau Blvd., Elm Grove. The event is sponsored by the Elmbrook Historical Society.
Library events for all ages: at 10:30 a.m. Monday; At Knit's End at 1 p.m. Tuesday; at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. All at the , 1900 N. Calhoun Road.
Sustainable Brookfield businesses: The Greater Brookfield Area Chamber of Commerce will recognize local businesses with at 8 a.m. Thursday at Johnson Bank, 14000 W. North Ave.
2nd annual Oktoberfest Waukesha: Enjoy authentic German cuisine, music, dance, games and beer Friday and Saturday at at the Waukesha County Expo Center, 1000 Northview Road, Waukesha.
Brookfield Farmers Market: The is held from 7:30 a.m. to noon every Saturday through October, attracting about 4,000 people weekly. It's held in the Civic Plaza next to City Hall, 2000 N. Calhoun Road.
Rosanne Cash performs: a concert at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Kuttemperoor Auditorium at the .
Ukele festival: Sunset Playhouse will hold the third annual Milwaukee Ukele Festival at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Elm Grove theater, 800 Elm Grove Road, Elm Grove.


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Recently, the film "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom" was released, right around the time the former president died. For those who do not know much about the late Nelson Mandela, the movie is a good choice as we learn a lot about him and the influences on his life.
"Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom" begins in the early-1940s and ends in the mid-1990s. At the beginning of the story, Mandela (played by Idris Elba) is an ambitious young lawyer in South Africa. Because he is black, his potentials are confined by apartheid laws. This cruel caste system make his life and the other blacks and Indians of the country miserable. Eventually, the charismatic leader, also quite a ladies man, gets involved in the African National Congress (ANC), an anti-apartheid group and becomes its most popular leader. The group tries to avoid violence, but when the white-supremacist government uses military tactics on civilians, the ANC bombs a few places, which land them in prison in the mid-1960s. Mandela and his colleagues were in prison until the early-1990s, when international pressures were forcing the white minority South African leadership to back away from apartheid. Nonetheless, there was still a lot of tension between the blacks and whites of South Africa. Eventually, Mandela was elected president.
Idris Elba is excellent as Nelson Mandela. He has a commanding presence, and he does a good job with his accent. Also, he does an impressive job showing him go from a young man to an old one, from a rabble rouser to a statesman.
The movie shows Mandela's relationship with his wife, Winnie Mandela, who also spent quite a bit of time in prison. She is played very well by Naomi Harris. Like her husband, she is a very powerful leader. But the cruelties of apartheid lead her to make different choices than her husband's.
"Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom" is a very impressive film. It is a compelling and enveloping history lesson about a significant set of individuals and their influence on the world.


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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) _ Amy Senser's conviction in a fatal hit-and-run accident has been upheld by the Minnesota Court of Appeals, which rejected her bid to overturn the verdict on multiple grounds.
A three-judge panel ruled Monday that there was sufficient evidence to convict the wife of former Minnesota Viking Joe Senser.
Senser is serving a 41-month prison sentence in the death of Anousone Phanthavong. He was struck on a Minneapolis freeway exit ramp. Senser maintains she didn't know she had struck a person.
The appeals court says a district judge was wrong to admit hearsay evidence in the case and didn't tell attorneys of a note from the jury. But Monday's ruling says neither had a critical effect on the verdict and that Senser had a fair trial.
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Ferndale High School Class Reunions
Know of a class reunion that you would like listed here & on the local district cable channel? Send us your info via email to: firstname.lastname@example.com, subject: Reunion Info
Saturday, October 11, 2014
6:00 – Cocktail Hour, Dinner and Program following
Red Run Golf Club
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$64.00/person: Includes one cocktail ticket, appetizers, Grand Club House Buffet, including Prime Rib of Beef, Salmon, and Chicken Picatta.
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See Facebook Ferndale High School 1964 Reunion Group page, Classmates (Ferndale High School Reunion Page), and Ferndale High School Web site, Alumni link for more information.
Newly formed FHS Music Alumni Group looking for donors:
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The FHS Music Alumni Group was formed shortly after the May 18, 2013 FHS Spring & Alumni Band Concert to connect all FHS band, choir and orchestra alumni together for future alumni reunions, events and concerts. We had 75 band alumni, from classes 1968-2012, come back to play in the spring concert. It truly was a magical night. FHS Alumni Group is asking for a donation to the newly formed FHS Music Alumni Group. Donations up to $10,000 will be matched by a very generous and anonymous FHS Band Alumni. See the attached letter from Elon Jamison, Director of Bands, to find out how to donate! For more information, contact Elon at 248-586-8646 (email@example.com), or the Alumni Financial Liaison Alicia Funk at 586-774-3898 (email@example.com).
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