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Thursday, February 24, 2005, 2 – 4 p.m.
Location Dr. M.T. Geoffrey Yeh Art Gallery Sun Yat Sen Hall St. John's University 8000 Utopia Parkway Queens, NY 11349
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The Department of Fine Arts and the Chung-Cheng Gallery are proud to present the exhibition Art in the Marketplace: Alumni from St. John's University's Department of Fine Arts. This exhibition is a celebration of the creative output of a select group of St. John's alumni who have made significant contributions to the field of professional design in fashion, corporate identity, package design, the web and print media.
From corporate identity to fashion, from package design to the Web, and from Gourmet Magazine to Sports Illustrated, alumni from the Department of Fine Arts have made significant contributions to the field of professional design. We truly see our alumni as contributing members of this department and could think of no better way to show this than to bring their creative work back to campus and through this exhibition make it part of the current dialogue about art and design at St. John's.
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ESPN's Adam Schefter had previously reported that Matthews would likely get around $13 million per season.
Coming out of the University of Southern California, Matthews was the 26th pick in the 2009 NFL Draft, after the Packers used the No. 9 overall pick on B.J. Raji.
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CANOE – Residents of this small community are used to rumbling of trains only 10 metres from their homes, but what they heard in the darkness of Monday morning was something else.
"There was a loud bang," said Brian Mortensen, who lives about three houses back from the CP Rail tracks.
"At the same time you hear screeching metal and twisting up."
Only metres away from quaint homes that line Shuswap Lake just east of Salmon Arm were 11 rail cars, most of them dumping their load of coal on the grass and on 75 Avenue Northeast in Canoe.
The black material was tracked up and down the road by emergency and clean up vehicles.
CP Rail spokesman Kevin Hrysak said westbound coal train derailed at 5:30 a.m. Monday. Locomotives remained on the track and there were no injuries.
"This happened at the tail end of the train."
Eleven cars left the tracks, eight of them spewing coal on and around the rail line. One of the trains hit a rail storage shed, which was completely taken apart by crews with heavy machinery within a few hours. Rail cars were smashed and twisted.
The train hit a fire hydrant and crews were on hand to restore water service to residents. That was expected by 4 p.m. Monday.
Janice Ellis and Wes Carlson, who live only 10 metres from the tracks, where they sandwiched between the trains and lake, said they saw CP Rail workers check a section of track immediately in front of their house frequently during the past month.
"They were there every day," Carlson said.
They checked it out themselves several days ago and saw a hockey puck-sized piece of steel missing from one track. They wondered if that caused the accident.
Hrysak said CP Rail won't speculate on the cause, which will be investigated internally as well as by regulatory and safety agencies.
CP said the derailment caused only minimal delays on lines, as the rail company was co-operating with CN Rail to use alternative routes.
"I don't think we'll see any trains for four or five days," Carlson, surveying the trackside wreckage.
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FREIGHTER GAP, Wyo.—On blisteringly hot desert sands, researchers crawled on their hands and knees avoiding fist-size cacti littering the ground. Their goal: collecting bones and teeth of some of the earliest known primates to shed light on the adaptations at the root of the evolutionary lineage that led to humans. The fossils, though, are the size of a fingernail or smaller, and they are scattered over an area of about 10,000 square kilometers in the rocky desert of Wyoming's Great Divide Basin.
That's a lot of ground to cover, especially on all fours and in searing heat. So the scientists are relying on a tool never tried before in paleontology: artificial intelligence. Such an approach might be able to pinpoint fossil troves in their giant needle-in-a-haystack quest and suggest new strategies for fossil hunting. It then remained for them to wander to the middle of the desert to see if their innovation led them on a wild goose chase or not.
Normally, discovering fossils depends largely on luck. Paleontologists can take educated guesses as to where to search—trekking down dry stream beds to look for bones that might have eroded off slopes, for instance—but they mostly depend on walking around to see what catches the eye. If they are lucky, they can cover ground in bucking and bouncing jeeps down dirt roads set up by oil and gas companies. In any case, traditional approaches can be challenging, lengthy—and fruitless.
Increasingly, paleontologists are relying on technology to narrow their search for fossils. For instance, Google Earth has helped identify sites in South Africa containing fossils of the ancient hominid Australopithecus sediba.
But instead of inspecting satellite imagery by eye for potential sites, paleontologist Robert Anemone and remote-sensing specialist Jay Emerson of Western Michigan University and their colleagues have developed a way to automate the operation using an artificial neural network, a computer system that imitates how the brain learns. Their aim was to take advantage of how brains, both natural and artificial, quickly learn and recognize patterns, such as what fossils look like.
Training the artificial brain
Artificial neurons are components of computer programs that mimic real neurons in that each neuron can send, receive and process information. Researchers first train the networks by feeding data to the artificial neurons and letting them know when their computations solve a given problem, such as reading handwriting or recognizing speech. The networks then alter the patterns of connections among these neurons to change the way they communicate with one another and work together. With such practice, the networks figure out which arrangements among neurons are best at computing desired answers.
The neural network presented the promise of locating fossil-rich sites "without walking over miles and miles of barren outcrops," says paleontologist John Fleagle of Stony Brook University. "It could save lots and lots of time and expense in the field."
That's why Anemone and his colleagues were out in the Wyoming desert with a neural network running on a laptop computer. It analyzed visible- and infrared-light satellite and aerial images of the Great Divide Basin, which included 100 known fossil sites. They first let the network know that 75 of these areas were fossil-rich so it could learn what this kind of site looked like. When they had it search for the other 25 sites, it correctly spotted 20 of them, raising hopes that it could identify new candidates.


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Chamberlain's is always a fantastic dining experience. On this occasion I celebrated my wife's return from an overseas trip with our daughter. The party grew as we invited friends and we were accommodated with incredible grace. Our water was smooth in his interactions with our table, and exhibited knowledge & skill at his craft. The food was excellent. The men even took a moment to enjoy the cigar lounge. A wonderful dining experience.
We came to celebrate a bday, but also to dine for a good cause. We ordered off of the special menu where $7 on each meal was donated to the food bank. Steaks were flavorful and cooked perfectly. Desserts were delicious. Ray was our server, and he was excellent.
I've heard about Chamberlains for 20 years. Had the pleasure of finally experiencing it during restaurant week and what a find! Ashley and Amber were wonderful, enthusiastic, knowledgable and attentive with great recommendations. The crab soufflé, the garbanzos a crusted chop and the lemongrass creme brûlée were amazing. We will go back a new regular on our date night list.
Our son took us out for a celebration of our 30th. He could not have chosen a better place. From drinks at the bar to the end of the meal, it was just perfect. Our server, Taylor was fantastic.
We had a party of 9 plus 2 kids and we went during restaurant week, the wait staff is outstanding. They were very attentive and NEVER once made us feel as though we should have left the kids with a sitter. Wonderful dining experience for all. The food was very good, I didn't mark it 5 stars because the desserts were either too sweet or too warm (maybe I'm weird, but I like my creme brulee cold!) other than that, the appetizers and the entrees were outstanding, especially the cantaloupe soup!! you gotta try it if you like chilled soups.
I came here to enjoy restruant week. It was an nice place. Very professional servers. My counterpart loves the food and the place
Took my girlfriend for her birthday dinner and was very pleased. The service was great. They even threw in a free desert. I had a steak and it was cooked perfectly and was very flavorful. My girlfriend had the salmon and she loved the taste. It was a little under cooked for her but she prefers her salmon well done.
Very good food. Nice portions for restaurant week. Unusual choices that were well worth trying.
Our go-to steak restaurant with the best food and the best service! Never disappointed!!! Ask to meet Chef Richard Chamberlain! A real legend in this city!!
We frequently eat at Chamberlain's because they make the best steak you can find anywhere and this visit was no exception. The Filet Mignon is the steak to get.
My friend and I have enjoyed dinner at Chamberlain's on several occasions; however, this experience was to die for and that's an understatement!
My wife and I have been to Chamberlin's many times over the past 5 years and one thing always stands out in our visit....GREAT FOOD. We have never been let down by any meal that we have had.....the steaks are always cooked just right and the sides have been tasty as well. I recommend this establishment to anyone looking for great food.
The steaks were great. The service was superb. Can't wait to go back!
Our waiter was very personable and attentive. He simply did a great job.
The waitstaff, the food, the bar, the cigar room - cant get a more professional staff and excellent steak.
Food is always very good. I think their lamb chops are excellent.
I really enjoyed the experience. I will definitely be back!!!!!!!!
Simply the best steaks and crab cakes in all of Dallas. My wife and I keep coming back each month for the last 20 years (yes we've been coming back each month since 1993). It's a dining experience you will treasure.
Five us went to Chamberlain's for my wife's birthday. Had a bottle of Far Niente which was $120, a little pricey as it is $48.00 in the stores. The food was excellent as was Taylor our server. We were offered a dessert to share after the meal, but had other plans for dessert.
My wife and I just moved to the area and decided to try a new steak and chop house, we used go to Fleming's but Dallas doesn't have one. Chamberlain's was grear!!!!! We had shrimp cocktail, lobster bisque, corn chowder soup, their fillet and ribeye. Everything was prepared perfectly and our waiter was helpful with the itens on the menu and very welcoming. Their wine selection its very nice, although a bit over priced but that is to be expected. We are glad to have found a new chop and steak house in our new city.
We had a special occasion to celebrate and Chamberlain's was the perfect place.
Our waitress, Taylor, was very attentive and helped make our anniversary special. Our hostess Leah gave us outstanding service. And of course the meal was delicious. Can't believe we haven't been to Chamberlains before this.
Very nice experience. Server was very attentive. Food was very good. Wine suggestion was very nice.
You can count on Great Service and outstanding food preparations. The reduction sauces "knocks it right out of the park".
Food was excellent. Best steaks we've had in a while. Pricey, but worth it. Good service and nice atmosphere too.
All I can say is delicious! Great steak, great sides, and plenty of wine options. The sautéed spinach and the green beans are a must if you like greens. I like that the steaks come with a side. Our waiter was attentive and very friendly. He had good recommendations and helped us make final decisions. The menu had so many great sounding options. I want to go back again!
We have been coming to Chamberlains Steak and Chop House for several years now and doing so for good reason. From the moment that you arrive at their valet parking (complimentary!) to the greeting at the host stand just inside the door, to the waitperson, the staff has a way of making you feel very welcome and comfortable. Even though we do not dine there as often as we would like, they make you feel as though you have been coming there weekly. We have never been disappointed in our meal over all this time and the special touches they have for special events such as birthdays and anniversaries serve to enhance the whole experience. Again, one of FAVORITES for sure and we will be back!!
A guaranteed great steak each and every time! Join the email list and receive periodic half-off specials - a phenomenal buy for the dining experience.
Simply put, the best steak and lobster in all of Texas (and that's BIG). Salads cool crisp and colorful.....unlimited wine and bar list...deserts to die for.....several dining rooms to choose from (based on Your tastes)....service is supernatural starting with Jim , the Manager, who greets you at the door and always makes us feel like part of the Chamberlains family, to all of the wait and bus staff. it' s a dining experience you will treasure. We were there when they opened in 1993 and we kept coming back every month since. You can NEVER get enough of a GREAT thing !!!
This is our first visit to Chamberlains but it won't be our last. We love steakhouses and this was better than most. We frequent Kirby's in Southalke, J.R.'s in Colleyville, Capital Grill in Fort Worth and Chamberlains may be our favorite. I love the fact that they offer great seafood and fish choices and are so willing to customize your entree or appetizer choice. Top notch all the way around!
Great food and service. This particular night was super-busy and, therefore, noisy for our purpose to conduct business discussions. Nevertheless, highly recommended for Groups. While I am not a Cigar smoker, I have known colleagues who love the Cigar Room with tasteful choices.
Excellent food, service and ambience. Highly recommend! Always consistent.
I eat beef about 4-5 times a year. I have always wanted to get a Texas style staek, so made reservations at Chamberlain's Steak & Chop House. WOW! I ordered the 16oz Rib-eye medium well. This was by far the very best piece of beef that I have ever ate. I was seared to perfection and juicy in the middle. What a wonderful evening and the wine selections were equally as great. We had a Cabernet Sauvignon with our steaks. This was a highlight to our trip to Dallas, Texas.
Our first time at Chamberlains.... Excellent steak....Delightful services. RICHARD VERY ATTENTIVE..... "perfect complementary dessert" for our bithday guest.(Creme Brulee) THANKS VERY MUCH
My out of town guests were very impressed with the food and service. Main dining area a bit noisy, but it was prime time on a Sat night. Great after dinner cigar/piano lounge. It met all my expectations and I will return soon.
Amazing place that just can't be beat. Justin is terrific and always makes it an outstanding dining experience.
not one bad thing about this place. staff was very professional and our waiter was the best rickey was his name and he treated us great. everything we ordered was very good and we will go back.
Had the Filet: it was perfect. We Also had the special which was Salmon with Scallops: Great. Food was perfect. Will go back as is always the best.
The food was amazing, the prime rib steak was the best ever. I see why Chamberlains is rated best steakhouse in Dallas. Will definitely be back soon. Our server was awesome, very knowledgable of the menu and wine list.
Made a reservation for a birthday celebration girls night out. The dinner was fantastic and was the perfect location to start our fun night out.
As always, we enjoyed our evening very much. Our server, Ashley, was very attentive and friendly.
The food is consistently first tier and the service only seems to get better.
We've been to Chamberlain's before, and the steak was great as usual. Bone-in, dry aged ribeye was incredible - charred perfectly, medium rare as promised. Juicy, tender - great flavor. Salads were pretty boring - "BLT" was just a big hunk of iceberg with thick blue cheese dressing and bacon bits - pretty overwhelming. My wife's spinach and goat cheese salad was a little better but still unimpressive. Her tenderloin steak was excellent, though. Wine list is very good, and the pricing is better than most restaurants. Service was fine, but the waiter never offered the specials - we only became aware of them from other waiters offering to other customers after we had already ordered. Nice, pleasant ambiance.
Our waitress, I think her name was Taylor but not sure, was simply outstanding ! She helped make our experience a true joy!
Simply the best steaks on Lobster in all of Dallas !!!! Salads cool, crisp, colorful,,,,,,unlimited wine and beverage list...deserts to die for....service is second to NONE. Incredible dining experience you will treasure.
My husband and I each had the surf & turf. The steak was prepared exactly as ordered, served hot and juicy. The lobster tail was large and flavorful. We enjoyed leftovers for breakfast Sunday morning! What a treat twice.......
When dining at 5 star steakhouses, one expects superior service, exceptional meat cooked as requested, an environment that comfortably accentuates your overall experience without intruding, tantalizing side dishes and memorable desserts. Chamberlain's is all of this. Ray Sykes is our favorite waiter and he has makes dining here very pleasant. He'll recommend a great wine and make sure every detail is perfect. A butter warmer for our lobster wouldn't stay lit and he jumped on it. He kept our "doggie bag" in the kitchen while we enjoyed our cigars and liqueurs in the Cigar Bar and caught us as we emerged to retrieve it for us. I appreciate that attention to the little things and know that's what makes dining here so consistently delightful.
Great Bar, Great Restaurant, Great Cigar Lounge! What more can you ask for in a steak house? Nothing.
I brought a large group of clients for dinner at Chamberlain's. Allie made booking a private dining room so easy that I couldn't resist. From there, the general manager, Jim was a gracious and helpful greeter to our group. Our server, Joey, was outstanding. He was fun, informative, passionate, prompt and gave fantastic recommendations. As a host for the group, I'm so grateful for Joey's ability to keep an even flow of food and drinks. We never had to look around for assistance. Our glasses were full, plates cleared, silverware reset and food plentiful without skipping a beat. I was thoroughly impressed and look forward to going back. I confidently recommend Chamberlain's.
Hi quality menu and ambiance, highly recommended. Everything is full bodied. My friend had the wedge salad and it was huge. Perfectly overdone with bacon, dressing and red onions. I had the bisque, savored every spoon. Perfect steak. The oscar add on to the steak was heavy with a strong floral note, but loaded with crab meat. I didnt think it matched the steak well, but loved it as a "side" dish. Yes, that is how much oscar there was. Also, the parm grits are very steep in flavor be careful if you dont like truffle oil. Rich, very rich flavors and generous portions. Go and enjoy the meat. Check out the cigar lounge in back, another sweet find.


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I wrote a rather lengthy post on making your goals actionable and what college taught me about planning my life into manageable chunks, but this sentence pretty much sums that up. When you wake up in the morning and want to change the world, pinning pictures of chalkboards with cursive type telling you to "Be the change," will change nothing.
The change you so desperately want begins the moment you swim in it, losing yourself to the tangibles, the planning, the step-by-step measurements that guide you like a yellow brick road to your very own Oz.
I've been blessed to know or follow or stalk (to put it honestly) these 10 world changers and they all have something in common: passion met action.
Nate St. Pierre
What doesn't Nate do? He's the founder of ItStartsWith.Us, and his story is the epitome of why you have to make the leap from writing your goals down to doing something about it. At a workshop with his company, he finished the phrase, "Next year, I will…" with "change the world." And he has. Each week, the members of ISWU receive a 15-minutes-or-less mission to complete and discuss. He's since handed the baton to Joshua Opinion, but he's staying busy with his latest project: Mixup (The Web).
Katie Colihan
Replacing Lauren Dubinsky (see below), Katie took over Love Bomb (another of Nate's projects). At one point, Katie had as many as five jobs. She now monitors the thousands of love bombers who literally pour their hearts into blog comments for a nominated individual each Thursday.
Lauren Dubinsky
Almost 18 months ago, Lauren wrote me an email about this project she had in the wings. At the time, she was struggling to define womanhood and put it back together after society had taken a chunk out of it. What she ended up with was The Good Women Project, a Christian blog that takes dating and marriage and singleness and working and being a woman and mentors those who need it. Now, thousands of women look to the site for hope and honesty.
Hannah Brencher
A year ago, Hannah opened her love letter project to the world. She had been writing letters and leaving them on subway booths and library shelves for strangers to find since October 2010. Now, More Love Letters has its own website where thousands of subscribers receive a monthly email to bundle up handwritten notes and turn them into a package of hope for those in need. She's now a freelancer, too.
Tammy Tibbetts
I haven't met Tammy, but she falls into the "friend of a friend" category. Up until a few months ago, she had Seventeen.com's social media on the brain. Now, she's full-time working on She's The First, her nonprofit dedicated to sponsoring girls' education in the developing world. Like Hannah, she's living proof that what you love can become what you do—all day long.
Emily-Anne Rigal
I was first blown away by Emily-Anne because she's so young: only just entering college next month. But besides that, she is wise beyond her years. She turned her own pain and bullying experiences into a national nonprofit, We Stop Hate, where teens around the country can band together via YouTube to spread words of encouragement for each other. She's already been interviewed by Oprah, too.
Eryn Erickson
Eryn makes being 4'11" seem empowering (I'm 4'11", too). She's not only a musician with her own fan base. She also took self-love to another level when she started So Worth Loving, a clothing line that reminds people of their own self-worth and beauty. From small beginnings, taking mailed-in shirts to spray paint the words "so worth loving" on them, the site now churns out its own merchandise and ran a campaign in May called MayYou.be.
Nina Ainembabazi
Nina found her way into my heart through More Love Letters. She's got her own agenda for activism, though. She's taking the reigns for Marist College's Heal A Heart, Remove The 1, an organization that seeks to crush the statistic of 1 in 3 young adults being in an abusive relationship.
Morgan Hendricks
Morgan and I worked together briefly in high school. Even then, she was driven. I should have known she'd put together a massive self-love campaign: Team True Beauty. She's one of the co-founders and has backings from celebrities in all sectors of the entertainment industry. Even Channing Tatum, which certainly makes me feel good about my body.
Adam Braun
I've never met Adam, either, but his Zeitgeist talk on purpose is nothing short of mesmerizing. And he's connected with She's The First in the past, as he's the founder of Pencils of Promise, an organization dedicated to building schools in the developing world. His life-changing moment came in the form of a young child in one of the countries he visited telling him all he wanted was a pencil. Pencils, Adam now knows, can not only educate but raise funds to build more schools in third-world countries.
What excites me most about this list isn't that I've had the pleasure of connecting with many of these people. It's that there are thousands of other examples of people who are turning their passions into careers and fueling movements during the late hours while the rest of us are asleep.
Truly, that is where your change resides. Not in pinboards labeled with inspirational Ghandi quotes, but in plans that outline actionable goals for building schools and designing clothing brands and writing stories that attach heartbeats to causes.
Who else am I missing? Share in the comments, please.


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text: Mayor Pro Tem and long standing Marysville City Council member Joseph Johns is celebrating his 90th birthday this month, and the council will be helping him to mark the occasion. The session on the 25th will also serve as a birthday party for Johns, who's spent over six decades serving his local community. City Manager Jason Hami says that sort of record and dedication should also inspire younger people. Johns has served as Marysville Mayor for 12 non-consecutive years and also as a council member in alternating intervals. Mayor Gary Orr will act as Master of Ceremonies for the birthday celebration at the council meeting.


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Beijing is also planning to create a single agency to deal with food and drug regulation after a string of deadly scandals surrounding food safety, the South China Morning Post reported.
Ordinary Chinese are trying to make their voices heard as the meetings commence and one group airing their grievances is migrant workers.
"We are all Chinese citizens. Why are our kids not treated equally, like those with permanent Beijing residency? We live and work here and pay the taxes as well," one woman told CNN at a protest outside the capital's municipal education commission on Thursday.
She said the children of migrant workers living in Beijing are discriminated against because they cannot take part in college entrance exams that play a key part in determining a child's future.
China's new leaders will also be looking to project strength not just at home but also on the global stage. Beijing has been standing up to its neighbor Japan over a disputed chain of islands and recently landed a fighter jet on the deck of an aircraft carrier for the first time.


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The intro video to this years Shoot the Trail Video Contest, a must watch.
Keystone Trail Day: Sunday Dec 15th, Sponsored by Bellingham Cycle Works
Hi everyone,
We'll see what Mother Nature throws at us this go-round and plan to finish the two reroutes on Keystone this Sunday.
We'll meet at Lake Padden Softball fields at 8:45 and head up the hill around 9 AM. As is the norm this time of year, please dress for inclement weather and consider bringing extra work gloves just in case we get thrown another curve ball.
Again, if you have a grub tool like a rogue hoe or Pulaski, please bring it. A tool order has been placed, but we won't have the new stuff in by this weekend.
Happy Holidays to everyone!
Logging on Blanchard
Below is information from the DNR. In short, there is logging activity on Blanchard right now. Below is the schedule and map: acorn timber sale map.
Hi Folks
Sorry this is at the last minute but have had issues with division regarding press release getting done. It should have been out last week. Here is what I have for the next couple weeks regarding the timber harvest on Blanchard Mountain.
12/4/13 – Purchaser has completed clearing of the rock pit and is preparing to blast. Week starting 12/9/13, the purchaser will blast the pit about 12/10/13. The rock pit is generally located outside of recreation use areas and should not pose a threat to recreationists, though you may hear the blasting. The purchaser will take precautions to ensure the blast area is clear and safe before proceeding with blasting activities. Blasting will be followed by processing the rock to specification. Once the rock is processed, it will be hauled to the road construction site(s) which will be on the road to the Samish overlook
About 12/5/13, the purchaser will begin felling timber within roadway corridor, initiating equipment mobilization, and begin road construction in Unit 2. See map for details.
You can expect increased heavy truck traffic on the forest roads during these activities. You may also experience temporary trail closures. Please help us ensure safety and comply with all control signs you may encounter and drive cautiously.
Please pass the word out to your Groups. Updated emails will come out and this information will be posted at the trailheads."
Rick Foster
Recreation Maintenance Steward
Washington State Department of Natural Resources
919 N Township ST
Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284
Nov. 30th Build Day Summary
We had another great group of twenty eight hardcore folks out this past Saturday working on theKeystone reroutes! Mother nature brought drizzle all morning and then theweather started to get nastier around lunchtime. As most of you know, working in a clearcut offers no shield from the weather, but our crew stillgot a ton of great singletrack built and we'll be utilizing that section of the hill much better.
At this point, we're approximately 70% done with the reroute in the clearcut
and 80% done with the section after the ravine. Expect to hear about more
frequent and smaller build days in the coming weeks in that zone.
November 17th Build Day Summary: Keystone
"Thank you" to the folks that made it out today and braved the weather. It was pretty nasty up there! Cold wind and sideways rain forced about 30 of us out of a clearcut and down into the woods. We still got a bunch of quality work done on a new section of Keystone that'll add a bit of trail. Our next trail day is November 30th and we'll likely finish those projects then.
Trash Survey
Ryan Hasert from the Double Take Campaign is conducting a survey about trash pickup at our local recreation areas. This is an important topic as keeping our local recreation areas clean is a huge part of our collective responsibility to maintain awesome relationships with our land managers. Please take a moment to fill out the quick 7 question survey.
2013/2014 Trail Building Schedule
The weather has begun to drastically change so that means it is trail building time. Eric has just finalized the build days for the upcoming season so mark them on your calendar and get out and move some dirt with us.
- October 26th – Upper Evo / Wonderland
- November 17th – Trail Academy Day
- November 30 - Upper Ridge connector
- December 15 - Larrabee
- January 18 - Galbraith
- February 16 - Larrabee
- March 15 - Galbraith
- April 13 - Larrabee
- May 17 - Larrabee
- June 7 - National Trail day – Blanchard
3rd Annual Shoot the Trails Awards Contest Winners
Thank you to all who submitted to the video and photography contest, It was a quality show!
Video Contest Winners:
1st Place Video: Chris Grundberg
2nd Place Video: Reilly Kintzele and Victor Smith
3rd Place Video: Jennica Lowell
Photography Contest Winners
1st Place: Freya Fennwood http://fennwoodphotography.com/
2nd Place: Javier Vega http://javivega.com/
3rd Place: Kevin Menard
3rd Annual Shoot the Trails Awards
If you are having trouble submitting photos or video links, please resubmit your entries to: email@example.com
Saturday, October 19th 2013, 7pm Depot Market Square
Tickets available at the door starting at 5:30pm
Tickets available at: Kulshan Cycles, Fanatik Bike Shop, Fairhaven Bike and Ski, Earls Bike Shop and Jack's Bicycle Center
$15 general admission, includes pint glass
Kids 11 and under FREE! No pint glass, though…
Huge Prize Raffle, Great Prizes for the contest winners, Beer, Wine, Refreshements
Local Realtor Jason Loeb Partners with WMBC
Local real estate agent and shredder on snow and dirt Jason Loeb has committed to donating $500 to the WMBC for any biker that buys or sells a home with him. You can learn more or contact Jason by clicking on this link