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The Italian sources for the remaining strophes of Bussines poem-translation are to be found three pages further on in Canti popolari, a combination of Fine della Serenata: 2 (Non posso più cantar Stanotte son dormito al ciel sereno) and Fine della Serenata: 3 (Non posso più cantar, che non ho voce / E mentra in bocca, e non mi lassa dire ). It was this last poem which was Paul Heyses source for the German translation Nicht länger kann ich singen, set to music by Hugo Wolf as No 42 of his Italienisches Liederbuch (1896). The Wolf song is richly comic but there is nothing amusing about Faurés, even if a confession of vocal limitations (che non ho voce or ma voix expire) is rare in an Italian song. The initial climb of the vocal line, followed by a fall in gradual stages, is another example of the Viardot motif identified by Nectoux. The music is even more refined than the much earlier Barcarolle with a similarly languid and luscious entwining of voice and piano. In Barcarolle the governing rhythm is that of an oar plying through the Venetian lagoon; this song, like all serenades worthy of the name, is accompanied by one version or other of those gently strummed chords which are a pianistic stand-in for lute or guitar. The original key is B flat minor; as is the greatest of all serenades in that tonality Clair de lune.
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One of my favorites! Fast first half as its almost all downhill. But watch out for those rolling hills the last 5 miles or so! The town of Winthrop really comes out to support this race. You may not see any spectators during the race, but they are there in town. Beautiful route, good race director - well organized. I'll be back...when my quads stop quivering.
This was a fast course - a Point A to B, most of which goes downhill along a paved road that winds along the course of a river. The last couple miles are a sort of out and back into Winthrop, just to make the 26.2 miles. The race included pre-race dinner at The Barn in Winthrop. The post-race grub consisted of a large plate of hot Mexican food - made to order. There was also Ice cream and cold beer... But wait, there's more! Rainshadow Running also brought in a live band with real music - I don't recall the name of the band, but it was sort of a country-folk-rhythm mix, music with lyrics... good stuff for after a race. I would run this race in 2013 if I were not going to be running across the Grand Canyon. Sign up early - I think it sells out.
This was my first Winthrop marathon & won't be my last. The scenery is wonderful with a high, wild starting point way up a valley. You get quiet roads & plenty of eye popping scenery. The weather was dry & low humidity as it is east of the Cascade mountains. It's a downhill course that follows a river so be prepared for fast times & aching Quads for the next week. The price is great as well, plus it includes a free pre & post race pasta feed....with free beer! Even better was a free iced cream at the finish. Oh yeah! There's no finisher's cotton t shirt, but a technical shirt is on offer for extra $s. I declined. The medal is cheap, just stamped out of sheet metal, but at least you get one (Capitol City Marathon take note). On the down side, the water stops were too far apart, especially at the end when it got really hot. The course has been altered this year, you start some 3 miles lower down & there's a new out & back loop close to town. This is a problem because you get some really bad headwinds & it gets HOT. Kind of like running in to a hair dryer. I would much prefer the old course by the sound of it as you get much more time running in the shade & not as exposed to the killer wind. I reckon the course change cost me a PR, as soon as I hit the new loop my speed plummeted badly & I estimate I lost around 10 mins becuase of it, especially as the water stops were too far apart. But I'm still hovering on the website to book for 2013, this one is an amazing experience.
The Winthrop marathon was, so far, my favorite. The downhill course worked well for me, I even had enough energy left to deal with the rolling hills starting at mile 21 and I PRed and BQed. As this was a very small race, there were very few spectator, but the few who were there were enthusiastic, so were the volunteers at the well stock water stations ( water, sports drink, gels). There was a nice, friendly vibe to this race, all the other runners were friendly. Loved the finish line bock party and the generous offering of local beer and mexican food, besides the usual finish line refreshments. The transportation to the start line was a little unorganized. I would have liked to get to the start earlier and there was no coupon for the promised ice cream, but in the big picture of an amazing race event, this is minor.
I loved the town of Winthrop, what a great place to visit and run. The marathon needs some work. I would start by saying having people drive 15 miles out of town the night before the run for a 'number' pick up was a waste of time and gas money (this is 30 miles extra, round trip). Have the number pick up in town! Also, we only picked up a number...not a bag, not a map, nothing but a number...you could have handed those out on the bus! The bus ride to the start was a nightmare. I was so car sick from the 1.5 hours on the bus it was not even funny. We got off the bus, had about 7 mins before running, not the best start to the day, and I know I was not alone in feeling this way. There needs to be some sort of change/organization help with this start issue. The course was nice, loved the fact it was quite and scenic. The course states it is mostly downhill, but the last 6 miles would be better described as rolling hills (ups and downs) and it is good to keep that in mind. The aid stations were very well staffed, always smiles and ready with drinks/gu...could not have asked for better volunteers. I would run the marathon again for the course, but not for the logistics. The run into town a nice finish...the after party seemed well organized. I was not in the mood for Mexican food (wishing there was some plain items, like a bagel or something) but everything looked great for those up for something of that sort. The metal was great, the shirts were great (once we figured out where to find them), the people were great, the town was awesome...just needs some tweaking. I have run enough marathons to know what is important, and think this one could be improved upon in the future. As a side note, give the 1/2 marathon runners (also on the same course, with a later start time) different colored numbers. Nothing like finishing behind some 1/2 marathons acting like they just won the gold medal and knowing you ran twice as far!!
Positives: scenic course, good support at the aid stations, adequate post-race aid/hydration. Negatives: the bus shuttle to the start was nearly 1.5 hours. Ridiculously long time to be stuffed in a seat designed for kids. The bus actually passes the start line, but doesn't drop runners off. Instead it travels another 15 minutes to the end of the road, turns around and comes back to the start. This effectively adds 30 minutes to the bus ride, and seat time. The packet pickup for the race is in a completely different town than the Winthrop Marathon. Mazama is 15 miles west of Winthrop. I guess this isn't a problem for anyone traveling from the west, but inconvenient if you've already travelled 10 hours from the east. This part of the race was very un- organized. Shirt pick-up wasn't available until race day, which was fine except I had to track down a race volunteer and ask for the shirt. I think a lot of folks liked the Mexican meal at the finish. But honestly, Mexican after gutting out 26.2? I couldn't handle it.
My wife and I ran this as an afterthought due to an earlier race by the organizer being cancelled because of trail conditions and an extended winter. He very nicely transferred our entries to this race. The course is magnificent in its visual beauty running along the Chewack River and enclosed on each side by tall North Cascades ridges. Though the roads were not closed to vehicle traffic there were very few vehicles to contend with. I was able to 'run the tangents' on most of the course without fear. Though the course is advertised as a very downhill and fast one, I found the limited uphills rather more difficult than I'd expected coming as they did nearer the end of the race. However the last almost mile is a nice downhill in to town. The awards were given as one crossed the finish line, so there was no waiting around. Two or three kegs of locally brewed beer awaited finishers as did a serving of Mexican food - all part of the entry! If spectator support is important to you this may not be your race, although the volunteers and the few spectators were quite vocally supportive when encountered. All in all this was a terrific experience, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a visually stunning and fairly fast event. And I'd counsel them to really train their quads for the early downhill miles!
Winthrop Marathon (my 22nd marathon) is a gorgeous point-to-point, net-downhill course with some challenges and lots of incredible scenery! Inaugural year - only about a hundred runners. Very few spectators, hence the one star, but not all of us like a crowd. ;) Race organization was awesome considering this is an inaugural year for this marathon. Shirt and medal - first-class, original, and charming. Great aid stations. Town of Winthrop - lovely and picturesque. Sun Mountain Lodge - what a great place to stay! Course: First few miles of "dirt road?" Sorry, folks, but it's more like sand, and it's quite rutted; take it easy there and save your legs for the hills. With all of the downhill, you'd think it's a screaming fast course, but there is plenty of uphill running as well. The website claims 250 feet of elevation gain - maybe so, but it seemed like a lot more to me. And the worst ones come at the end, so train those quads for heavy downhill AND for a lot of hard work from mile 20-26. But I loved this marathon. Only Big Sur is prettier among those I've run. Fabulous spot; great race. Thank you, RD, for a really fun and memorable event. I'll be back!
I ran the inaugural Winthrop Marathon. It is a long drive from just about everywhere to get there, but well worth it. The town of Winthrop is at the base of the mountains and is like a scene from the old west. You are taken by bus 26 miles away from town into the mountains. The first 10 miles are basically all downhill. The last 16 are mostly flat to slight downhill, with a few small uphill climbs. It seemed like the entire town contributed to this event, including free Mexican food from the restaurant downtown for all runners and families. Course is not spectator-friendly until the finish, which is downtown, and that is closed to traffic. Everyone downtown was great. Only problem is that the downhill killed my body, as I wasn't prepared enough for it.
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After that recording, I thought Rihanna had gotten Brown out of her system. I guess love, no matter how poisonous it appears on the outside, is a hard drug to recover from.
Since completing a 52-week domestic violence program, Brown has shown about as much control over his temper as Bruce Banner.
After his 2011 interview with Robin Roberts on Good Morning America -- in which he said his attacking Rihanna is "not really a big deal to me now" -- he reportedly went to his dressing room and trashed the place in anger. Allegedly, he smashed a window that sent glass falling into the street below, before storming out of the building, shirtless, in 40-degree weather.
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Our amazing brain, with all of its harmonious functions, also performs any number of peculiar actions, which we might find unexpected and counterintuitive. What tricks do our minds play when we think it's okay to lie, cheat, or steal? How in control are we of our own decisions? And why do our brains systematically misjudge what will make us happy?


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Watching the Oscars is fun and all, but you don't get a vote. It's a different story at the Manhattan Short Film Festival, which comes to Burlington for the first time this Friday, September 19. The 11-year-old event has a novel setup: The program of 12 films — each 16 minutes or less — appears for one week at 115 venues around the world (Brattleboro is the only other Vermont location). At each screening, viewers get a ballot to check off their favorite finalist. The 12 shorts were selected this year from 429 entries. On September 28, the winner will be posted at www.msfilmfest.com, where viewers can also ask the filmmakers questions via a blog.
Like the fest's venues, the films are international and diverse — the glossy program describes them with tongue-in-cheek blurbs written in tabloid-journalism style. They range from a saucy animation called "Teat Beat of Sex," about a girl's coming of age in Latvia, to a harrowing Israeli drama called "Sour Milk" to a climate-change tale from Australia called "Change Coming." Last year, winner "I Met the Walrus" got an Oscar nomination.
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BirdsNotable SpeciesThe grassland and scrub of the peninsula are home to a good range of breeding birds including the endemic Cyprus Pied Wheatear and Cyprus Warbler as well as Black Francolin and Chukar Partridge, European Bee-eater and Red-rumped Swallow. Buntings are typical breeding birds of dry scrub and grassland habitats and Black-headed Bunting and Cretzschmar's Bunting both occur here. The main island of the Klidhes is important as a breeding site for Audouin's Gull, the only site for the species in Cyprus. Other breeders include the Mediterranean race of Shag, Peregrine Falcon and Yellow-legged Gull. Cape Andreas, also known as Cape Zafer or Zafer Burnu, on the tip of the peninsula, is possibly the best migration watchpoint on Cyprus with a huge range of species possible during passage periods. Offshore shearwaters are regular on passage and gulls include Slender-billed Gull. Raptors can include Lesser Spotted Eagle, buzzards and harriers and falcons such as Red-footed Falcon, Northern Hobby and Peregrine Falcon. Common Crane, Greater Flamingo and Glossy Ibis can all be seen as well as herons such as Black-crowned Night Heron, Squacco Heron and Purple Heron, Little Egret and Little Bittern, often attracted to Lake Mehmetcik. Waterfowl such as Garganey and Northern Pintail also occur along with a variety of waders including scarcer species such as Black-winged Stilt, Stone-curlew and Spur-winged Plover. Commoner waders include Little Stint and Curlew Sandpiper and Tringa species including Marsh Sandpiper, Wood Sandpiper, Green Sandpiper and Common Sandpiper, Spotted Redshank and Greenshank. Other passage birds to be seen on the peninsula include European Bee-eater, Hoopoe and European Roller and a wide range of passerines. Larks, pipits, wagtails and hirundines all occur in large numbers as well as wheatears, chats, warblers and shrikes. Cjeck-listBirds you can see here include: Cory's Shearwater, Yelkouan Shearwater, Great Cormorant, Mediterranean Shag, Little Bittern, Black-crowned Night Heron, Squacco Heron, Little Egret, Grey Heron, Purple Heron, Glossy Ibis, Greater Flamingo, Northern Pintail, Garganey, Western Honey-Buzzard, Marsh Harrier, Hen Harrier, Pallid Harrier, Montagu's Harrier, Common Buzzard, Lesser Spotted Eagle, Common Kestrel, Red-footed Falcon, Merlin, Northern Hobby, Peregrine Falcon, Chukar Partridge, Black Francolin, Common Quail, Common Crane, Black-winged Stilt, Pied Avocet, Stone Curlew, Spur-winged Plover, Little Stint, Curlew Sandpiper, Dunlin, Ruff, Spotted Redshank, Common Redshank, Greenshank, Marsh Sandpiper, Green Sandpiper, Wood Sandpiper, Common Sandpiper, Black-headed Gull, Slender-billed Gull, Audouin's Gull, Yellow-legged Gull, Gull-billed Tern, Turtle Dove, Little Owl, Common Swift, Hoopoe, European Bee-eater, European Roller, Wryneck, Calandra Lark, Bimaculated Lark, Greater Short-toed Lark, Crested Lark, Eurasian Skylark, Barn Swallow, Red-rumped Swallow, Tawny Pipit, Tree Pipit, Meadow Pipit, Red-throated Pipit, Blue-headed Wagtail, Black-headed Wagtail, White Wagtail, Eurasian Robin, Black Redstart, Common Redstart, Whinchat, Stonechat, Isabelline Wheatear, Northern Wheatear, Cyprus Pied Wheatear, Black-eared Wheatear, Blue Rock Thrush, Song Thrush, Cetti's Warbler, Zitting Cisticola, Sedge Warbler, Subalpine Warbler, Ruppell's Warbler, Cyprus Warbler, Orphean Warbler, Lesser Whitethroat, Common Whitethroat, Blackcap, Wood Warbler, Common Chiffchaff, Collared Flycatcher, Pied Flycatcher, Spotted Flycatcher, Red-backed Shrike, Woodchat Shrike, Masked Shrike, Jackdaw, Hooded Crow, Common Starling, House Sparrow, Chaffinch, European Serin, Greenfinch, Goldfinch, Linnet, Ortolan Bunting, Cretzschmar's Bunting, Black-headed Bunting, Corn Bunting Other WildlifeThis peninsula is also important for sea-turtles with Green Turtle Chelonia mydas and Loggerhead Turtle Caretta caretta breeding. Site InformationHistory and UseTo do Areas of InterestTo do Access and FacilitiesCyprus is a very popular holiday island but the vast majority of visitors stay in the south of the island where there is an excellent tourist infra-structure. However, the Turkish part of Cyprus has suffered much less from the excessive tourist development which has scarred much of the south. Visiting the north by air requires a stop-over in Turkey and it is also possible to travel there by ferry from Tasucu and Marsin. Although the tourist infra-structure is less developed than south of the "Green Line" which divides the island, accommodation is plentiful and cheap as is car-hire.
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Anatomy of a smear campaign
Washington Post's Romney story continues to unravel
May 11, 2012
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-- a Washington Post hit piece -- Mitt Romney -- -- portrayed him as an anti gay bully in high school continues toward ramble tonight power earlier today ABC news caught up to the sister of the alleged bully victim.
-- she expressed outrage over the story and said she had no knowledge of the incident question.
Now her brother John -- Byrd died in 2004 but said if you're still alive today he would be furious about the story.
But the left leaning Paper apparently does not seem to really care and today even after numerous holes have been punched in the story.
They chose to publish the article about Romney's high school pranks on the front page.
Have John Kerry Kerry was counting on Dan rather has helped -- in the 04 campaign it certainly looks like President Obama.
Has the Washington Post in his corner in 2012.
And that is exactly why we all do the work to the mainstream media refuses to do on this program.
And that's reminding you the voters about this president's words and his actions.
It was more on this is former bush advisor Fox's contributor Karl Rove Karl welcome back to the program.
Thanks for me back -- all right so we -- go all the way back.
To 1965.
-- I look at -- you know high school and Mitt Romney.
On the day after the president announces studies flipped and flopped on I'm sorry evolves for the fifth time on his position on gay marriage.
You think a coincidence you think the White House is coordinating with the Washington Post.
Well I think coincidence but helpful and look at what -- that you don't does -- -- think about what we've learned in the last 48 hours about president Obama's decision making.
Apparently according to White House leaks to the media he made this decision at some time in the past.
He was sitting in on it and get a hold it until.
The time -- -- is just before the commissions in order to get the maximum political benefit from -- have calluses that.
He's got this important referenda coming in North Carolina.
And he can't be counted upon to be heard on one side or the other.
You know it's it's ironic -- they did it weakens the image that we have the president as a strong leader.
He made this change it was gonna sit on until he thought he could milk it for the best the best political advantage for his reelection.
All right I'm viewing this a little bit dollars and anatomy of the smear campaign if they think think they have to go back to 1965.
And eleven page printed story.
Small -- when you put it on your your computer followed up by Ed article today.
If this is -- to be legitimate news.
Then I think we've got to go back and has got to be some fair play and I expect that the Washington Post.
Is going to do a story about the bullying a Barack Obama in his own words.
From his own book dreams from my father -- the audio version.
Finally during recess one hot cloudless day we found ourselves occupying the same quarter of the playground.
I don't remember what we said to each other but I remember that suddenly she was chasing me around the jungle gyms and swings.
She was laughing brightly and I teased her and -- this way and that until she finally caught me and we fell to the ground breathless.
When I looked up I saw a group of children faceless before the glare of the sun pouring down at us.
-- has a boyfriend -- as a -- friend.
The chance grew louder as more kids circled around us she's not my girlfriend.
I stammer.
I -- to -- for some assistance but she just stood there looking down at the ground.
Coretta got a boyfriend.
Why don't you -- mr.
I'm not a boyfriend I shouted.
I ran up to quit and -- a slight shove.
She staggered back and looked up at me but still said nothing.
Leave me alone I -- again.
And suddenly -- was running faster and faster until she disappeared from sight.
Appreciative laughs rolls around me and the bell rang and the teachers appeared to round -- to class.
Now there's some part of this that I find humorous but there's a point here.
The media I think Carl's a story in the media here is decided to do an eleven page.
You know expose and a 1965.
So called bullying.
Instead it would Mitt Romney is this legitimate.
-- look.
This is live this is not really only important and and here's the other thing is this the best they can do.
I agree I think justice is.
-- you know I've been an area I go back to that mean look we all we're all well when we're young and stupid we're young and stupid and and you know this so what it -- and also look to think about this.
That you were you you play that passage of the audio book we now know that these are composite characters we have no idea whether this was a real person or not he -- -- The president's announced that these are composites of various people that he may have come across domain.
Please let's let's get on a more important things let's get on to it.
Things that have to do with their real character as adults and -- -- real values and views as adults and more and most important law.
The real values views and actions.
As political leaders and President Obama he like says he wants this kind of discussion all day long before talking about Mitt Romney's.
You don't pranks as a as a student in high school we're not talking about a dismal economy have failed stimulus bill -- health care bill that people hate.
And a president whose failed to leave this country as he led us to believe he would.
All right but -- now this seems to be all these tactics now of course we know that playing class warfare we know -- they've got this this manufactured war on women.
Allies of the president this week and by the way I had no idea Carl.
I don't know I would have reevaluate our friendship after I discovered this we -- you are a contract killer.
I had no idea that was once.
Chad beat -- very careful be very careful on what you -- we're dangerous we contract killers people who kill other people for money I mean.
What it and how demeaning is that for the for the president's reelection campaign.
To be using labels like that I mean please let's -- -- I I I actually sent a message did Axelrod thanks for -- phrase in my profile making me look like a tough guy.
-- kept kept our I think most people would argue tough but think about this strategy class warfare they play regularly the president's leading the way Republicans -- dirty air and water.
Then you got Al Sharpton saying.
That there is a war against black Americans.
They got Howard Dean and -- for the president going out -- same Republicans don't like what -- house then the artificial war on women.
I mean dividing the country all the way across and then they bring up this issue what their friends in the media.
About Mitt Romney what does that tell us about them that tells us what they can't run on are you better off than you -- four years ago.
And also basic can't run on the basis of -- -- perspective vision what are you gonna do for the country.
I thought it was interesting in the president's speeches at Virginia commonwealth university in Ohio State.
Get a really interesting -- he said work you know I still believe that were not divided -- Republican we're not Republicans and Democrats were Americans.
And then later on in his speech he says.
Mitt Romney called Mitt Romney sincerely believes that as long as millionaires I like -- are doing well.
And the rest of the country is okay don't what what -- -- been -- me sincerely believes what where did he exactly say that Mr.
So yeah we're gonna see this continuing to present is gonna try and sound good and sound like he's our leader and that he's -- engage in the worst emotion and -- time.
A political you know us mayor -- is now making it back by saying oh well what rob rob when he believes -- he sincerely believes this.
I'm really let me ask you this but.
It now lot of play in the next segment the president in his own words admitting that he rarely went to school.
That he drank a lot and used drugs enthusiastically.
That he even did cocaine and he -- drugs plural.
We were the media questions about this wears his thesis he's the most transparent president ever whereas college grades and by the way if he didn't attend.
Score high school on a regular basis -- -- into these Ivy League schools -- questions.
Yeah -- -- yes but look let's get beyond it it and didn't media is never gonna cover that.
Did this is exactly where he wants us to go -- into this kind of stuff let's keep focused on the things of the American people know.
A lot out Dan Connolly to judge him on which is the economy this guy told us he said if you want to know quote exactly what's gonna happen.
He waved around that memo from Christine Romer and Jared Bernstein on January 10 of 2009.
They'd -- today before.
An -- -- if you know what if you want to know exactly what's gonna happen look at this we'll said unemployment -- -- an 8%.
At the end of the summer 2009 NB 6% today.
You know he's there -- to have a great recovery if we -- the average recovery.
Think the per capita GDP would be about 4500 dollars per person bigger.
And there'd be thirteen million more Americans working so we'll let's go Adam on the things that it happened last year for years.
And it judge -- by that let's let the media go out there make themselves irrelevant by going back and examining.
You know at that the family today you don't -- to hats off to the Stanley saying we don't we don't want this to be who did this.
The odds are family to be used for political purposes and we're not gonna sing anymore about this I thought that was classy -- the Washington Post with half as classy they did they wouldn't run a story in the first place eleven long pages.
Karl good to see appreciate -- point of view on this.
On this program will continue to cover both aspects as we can walk and chew gum we're gonna have more on the customer.
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Boston Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia throws to first after forcing out the Tigers' Austin Jackson at second in the sixth inning Wednesday. (Matt Slocum / Associated Press)
Detroit � Dustin Pedroia talked about how well the Red Sox were playing defensively in the postseason.
The Red Sox had committed two errors and had a .992 fielding average in seven playoff games heading into Game 4 of their American League Championship Series against the Tigers on Wednesday night at Comerica Park.
Then, things changed, and Pedroia, the All-Star second baseman was in the middle of it.
Pedroia botched a double play ball, opening the door for a five-run second-inning in the Tigers 7-3 victory to even the best-of-seven series 2-2.
The Tigers scored a run and had the bases loaded with one out when Jose Iglesias hit a routine double play ball to Pedroia, who bobbled it before picking it up to get the force at second. The Tigers, however, scored their second run on the play.
Then, Torii Hunter followed with a two-run double and Miguel Cabrera singled for another run.
Instead of just one run, the Tigers had their biggest inning of the series � and momentum.
�It�s my fault; we have to turn that double play,� Pedroia said. �It was hit hard. It�s one of those things where he kind of backspun it. I thought it was going to hop up and it stayed down. We got one out instead of two. It�s my responsiblity to turn double plays.
�(Starter Jake) Peavy got a ground ball and I didn�t field it clean. The ball was smoked, but if I catch it we get two.�
Payback for Tigers
It was a long time coming, but the Tigers finally got even with Peavy.
Peavy single-handedly prevented the Tigers from winning the Central Division in 2009, throwing shutouts in consecutive outings for the White Sox, the second to open the final series of the regular season. The Tigers eventually lost a one-game playoff to the Twins.
This time, the Tigers hit Peavy and Peavy was his own worst enemy. He lacked control, walking three during the pivotal five-run, second-inning, including four-pitch walks to Jhonny Peralta and Jackson.
Peavy left in the fourth after Infante opened the inning with a double and scored on Jackson�s single off Pedroia�s glove. Yes, it�s tough,� Peavy said. �You feel like you�ve let the boys down and there�s not a worse feeling. I just couldn�t make that big pitch to minimize the damage.�
Not this time Big Papi
Boston slugger David Ortiz broke Tigers fans� hearts with his grand slam in Game 2 last Sunday, helping the Red Sox to a 6-5 victory.
Ortiz had a chance to get the Red Sox back in the game Wednesday after they fell behind 5-0, but this time he failed to get the job done.
Ortiz stepped up against Tigers starter Doug Fister in the third with runners on first and second and two out. The Tigers had the shift on Ortiz, and he grounded out to short right field where Infante, the second baseman, fielded the ball and threw him out to end the threat.
Another look at Lester
The Tigers again will face an outstanding pitcher when they take the field tonight at Comerica Park for Game 5 � Red Sox left-hander Jon Lester.
Lester, 29, pitched well last Saturday night in the opener of the Championship Series at Fenway Park despite suffering a 1-0 loss. He allowed one run on six hits in 61⁄3 innings.


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Happy Halloween with photo gallery of 2011 Zombie Walk
Monday, October 31st, 2011Background of Halloween at wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halloween.
My husband and I attended the 6th Annual Zombie Walk on October 22, for our first time. We took a number of photos and here's 13 to get you into the spooky feeling of Halloween tonight. The event was held at Jacome Plaza, outside of the Joel D. Valdez Main library downtown, 101 N. Stone Avenue. The zombie make-up was amazingly realistic, and there was a booth there offering face make-up for $5. Note that the theme this year was "Zombies in Space" so there were "regular" earthly zombies present, as well as undead space alien zombies. Warning: Some of these photos are not for the faint of heart.
And then after dark, it got really really scary, with gruesome undead zombies roaming around the plaza (see photos below). Note the dead (undead?) zombie fetus in the very pregnant woman, who won one of the costume categories "Most Original". The last photo is a ghastly guy who was actually pretending to eat the brain in his hand, right next to us.
After we left (fled) Zombie Walk, we encountered lots of zombies as we drove north through the spooky 6th Avenue underpass, and they frightened us by realistically lurching over the rails, trying to get at us. It was too much like "Night of the Living Dead".
Be safe tonight as you go trick or treating. Watch out for those zombies.


text: Ecumen Scenic Shores Executive Director Blaine Gamst (Two Harbors) and Shawna Jokinen, administrator at Grand Village Care Center in Grand Rapids, joined 300 others in the celebration of Ecumen's 150th anniversary at the "There's No Place Like Home" gala in early November. The evening honored 150 years of history and looked forward to continued innovation. Proceeds from the gala will help support Ecumen's Awakenings initiative, a groundbreaking new approach to Alzheimer's care that moves people away from unnecessary use of antipsychotic medications and awakening them to living as fully as possible.


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A Song and a Play
This Saturday afternoon at about 3:30 on NEPR, after LA Opera's performance of Madama Butterfly has reached its tragic denouement, we'll venture into the dark and dangerous realm where no mortal should ever tread. Oh no!! Not...the Wolf's Glen!? Yes, dear reader and listener. But worry not. It's only an opera. At least that's what composer Carl Maria von Weber called his masterpiece, Der Freischütz. But is it really an opera? Or is it, under that fancy label, actually something humbler, like the cheap booze several New Jersey watering holes have been accused of serving instead of the good stuff?
No question that Freischütz, with a plot that blends folklore, legend and the supernatural, set to music of outdoorsy freshness and subtle orchestral color, pointed the way to a century of German opera, especially Wagner...who called his works "music drama," but let's not go there today. But in structure, setting and musical language, Freischütz is a play with songs (only a couple of which deserve to be called "arias"), sung not by kings, dukes or gods, but by plain country folk. In other words, Der Freischütz ain't no opera. It's a Singspiel.
That term, meaning "sung play" had been around for the better part of century before Freischütz premiered in 1821. It described a genre whose DNA contained traces of the Italian commedia dell'arte (predecessor to the opera buffa), the French comédie mêlée d'ariettes ("comedy mixed with songs," a precursor to the opéra-comique), church plays, ballets, roving comedy troupes, Baroque opera, ballad opera (e.g., Gay & Pepusch's Beggar's Opera) — quite the mutt, our Singspiel.
Like the opera buffa, the Singspiel often centered on higher-born romantic leads, with the funny stuff done by lower-born characters using vernacular. Like the opéra-comique, the Singspiel dispensed with recitative in favor of dialogue, and could venture into the more serious realms of the supernatural, the heroic rescue and the like. Also like its French cousin, whose home was the Paris theater that bears the genre's name, the Opéra-Comique, the Singspiel had as its home base Vienna's Kärtnertortheater, where Mozart, Beethoven and Weber each had works premiered. Actually, that's overstating it a little, like Weber calling Der Freischütz an opera. For the real home of the Singspiel was the road travelled by wandering troupes of no fixed abode, presenting their plays anywhere someone would have them.
Famous composers? Well, there's Mozart, whose Die Entführung aus dem Serail ("Abduction from the Seraglio" or "The Harem Rescue") and Die Zauberflöte ("The Magic Flute") are the greatest works in the form. There's our friend Weber, Mozart's cousin-by-marriage, who actually used the humble term Singspiel for a pair of his earliest music theater works. Christoph Willibald Gluck wrote a couple of works in the genre, though he's better known for such serious "reform" operas as Orfeo ed Euridice and Alceste. Beethoven's opera Fidelio has elements of the Singspiel, especially in its opening scene. Schubert wrote several, though success as a music theater composer eluded him in the Singspiel as it did in more serious genres. Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf, whom one will encounter occasionally on NEPR, was probably the most successful composer in the form, though good luck seeing any of his theater works produced. Romantic composers like Albert Lortzing (Der Wildschütz, Zar und Zimmerman) and Otto Nicolai (The Merry Wives of Windsor) round out the history of the Singspiel, though their works are now often dubbed Spielopern ("play operas").
Beyond them, however, is a long list of irredeemably obscure composers, each with a hit or two, but whose music, mostly lost, has almost no chance of ever being heard again. That's show biz. Which is what the Singspiel and all our other "light" music theater genres are all about. And who doesn't like a good show?


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Mum finds burglar in her house when she gets back from taking kids to school
At around 9am on November 25 the victim noticed the man acting suspiciously near her home on Hale Road in Altrincham.
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The BBC yesterday launched a new political website, Democracy Live, which enables the public to keep up with TV coverage of political debates.
The site offers live and on demand coverage of the Commons, the House of Lords, the European Parliament, Scottish Assembly and more, so you can keep up with debates on a variety of issues that may effect you.
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by Graham Charlton 03 November 2009 10:52am 2 comments
Network television is moving forward with TV Everywhere, its plan to move television content online, but it looks like there are more than a few aspects of television broadcasting that executives are not willing to forgo — namely the ad load.
At the Cable & Telecommunications Association for Marketing Summit in Denver this week, cable executives made it clear that TV Everywhere will not be a "Hulu for cable."
And why would it be? Hulu works.
by Meghan Keane 28 October 2009 22:27pm 2 comments
Comcast's version of "TV Everywhere" is going to be rolling out soon, but rather than complete television programming streaming everywhere, it's starting to look more like "Some TV on a computer. Near your TV." The company's CEO announced that their online video service will launch later this year. But it will take awhile for Roberts' vision of "pay once, consume anywhere" to come to fruition.
For starters, Comcast can only authenticate viewers in their own homes at launch.
by Meghan Keane 21 October 2009 19:10pm 3 comments
On2 Technologies, a major player in the video compression space, is being acquired by Google in a stock deal worth approximately $106.5mn.
On2 may not be a recognizable brand but it's arguably amongst the most important companies on the web as its proprietary video codecs are used extensively in the online video space. Its VP6, VP7 and VP8 codecs have brought high-quality (and high-definition) video to computer screens all over the world.
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After seeing an advert for it during TV coverage of the cricket yesterday, I had a look at the Sky Player to see how easy it was to get the Ashes live on my PC.
Watching it online seems a good alternative to monopolising the TV for five days and boring the rest of my family, so I tried to sign up for it last night, but it wasn't straightforward...
by Graham Charlton 09 July 2009 12:33pm 6 comments
It's no secret that despite the recession and shrinking overall budgets, major advertisers continue to shift ad dollars to online.
Earlier this month, Nielsen reported that in Q1, spending on local Sunday supplements fell 37.7% in the United States. A perfect example of how some of that spend is making its way online can be found with Office Depot.
by Patricio Robles 01 July 2009 09:27am 0 comments
Google's bread and butter may be search and the recession may have led Google to cut back on projects that weren't bringing home the bacon but that doesn't mean that Google isn't looking to expand its already large footprint on the web.
It just announced that by the end of the year, it hopes to be offering its publishing partners the ability to sell ebooks through Google Book Search, putting it in competition with Amazon in the burgeoning ebook market.
by Patricio Robles 02 June 2009 08:47am 1 comment
Hulu has fast become one of the internet's top destinations for professional video content. With free high-def programming from the likes of NBC, FOX, Comedy Central and many others, it's not hard to see why.
There's only one problem: it's only available in the United States.
by Patricio Robles 21 May 2009 09:00am 1 comment
There are a lot of good reasons to believe that the internet is the future of the content business. From the woes of the traditional media to the evident power of internet distribution, I think it's hard to argue that the internet isn't going to play a prominent role in the future of content. It already is.
But that doesn't mean that online content is easy.
by Patricio Robles 08 May 2009 10:40am 2 comments
Hulu's meteoric rise as the online video site of choice for big media companies looking for online distribution has attracted another equity partner: Disney.
The Walt Disney Company has announced a deal that sees Disney taking a 27% stake in Hulu and receiving 3 seats on Hulu's board. Hulu is now owned by Disney, News Corp., NBC Universal and a private equity firm.
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Joint hypermobility: What causes 'loose joints'?
By Mayo Clinic staffOriginal Article: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/hypermobility/AN01646
- With Mayo Clinic physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist
Edward R. Laskowski, M.D.
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Dr. Edward Laskowski is certified by the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, including subspecialty certification in sports medicine, and is a fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine. He is co-director of the Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine Center and a professor at College of Medicine, Mayo Clinic.
He has been on the staff of Mayo Clinic since 1990 and specializes in sports medicine, fitness, strength training and stability training. He works with a multidisciplinary team of physical medicine, rehabilitation and orthopedic specialists, physical therapists, and sports psychologists.
Dr. Laskowski is an elite-level skier and an avid hiker, cyclist and climber. He approaches sports medicine from the perspective of a physician and an athlete.
In 2006, President George W. Bush appointed Dr. Laskowski to the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, and he has received a Distinguished Service Award from the Department of Health and Human Services for his contribution to the Council.
Dr. Laskowski was a member of the medical staff of the Olympic Polyclinic at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City and has provided medical coverage for the Chicago Marathon. He serves as a consulting physician to the National Hockey League Players' Association and is a featured lecturer at the American College of Sports Medicine's Team Physician Course.
Dr. Laskowski, a Cary, Ill., native, has contributed to Mayo Clinic's CD-ROM on sports, health and fitness, a website guide to self-care, and hundreds of Mayo Clinic articles and booklets in print and online. He is a contributing editor to the "Mayo Clinic Fitness for EveryBody" book, and he has presented lectures throughout the world on health, fitness and sports medicine topics. His teaching expertise has been recognized by his election to the Teacher of the Year Hall of Fame at Mayo Clinic.
"There are many myths and misconceptions about exercise and fitness in general, and also many traditions that don't stand up to scientific scrutiny," he says. "My goal is to provide the most up-to-date and accurate information on sports medicine and fitness topics in a way that you can practically incorporate into your life."
Joint hypermobility: What causes 'loose joints'?
My doctor recently commented that I have "loose joints." What does this mean?
from Edward R. Laskowski, M.D.
"Loose joints" is a lay term that may be used to describe hypermobile joints. Joint hypermobility — the ability of a joint to move beyond its normal range of motion — is common in children and decreases with age.
Having a few hypermobile joints isn't unusual. In most people, joint hypermobility causes no problems and requires no treatment.
But in some people, hypermobility causes joint pain and results in a higher incidence of dislocations, sprains and secondary osteoarthritis. Doctors refer to this as benign hypermobility syndrome. In benign hypermobility syndrome, the ligaments that provide joint stability are loose and weak. This increases the risk of ligament injury or strain and can cause pain.
If you have joint pain and other symptoms of hypermobility, your doctor may check for specific signs, which include the ability to:
- Bend your little fingers backward to a 90-degree angle
- Bend your thumbs to your forearms
- Hyperextend your elbows 10 degrees beyond neutral
- Hyperextend your knees 10 degrees beyond vertical
- Bend forward with your knees straight and place your hands flat on the floor
Results of this assessment are known as Beighton scores. The highest possible Beighton score is 9 — one point for each hypermobile joint. A Beighton score of 4 or higher, along with pain in at least four joints for more than three months, indicates benign hypermobility syndrome.
Treatment of benign hypermobility syndrome includes:
- Physical therapy to strengthen joints and learn how to prevent hyperextension
- Activity modification to relieve pain
- Pain relievers (analgesics)
Occasionally, joint hypermobility is a sign of a rare, serious disorder, such as Ehlers-Danlos syndrome or Marfan syndrome. For this reason, joint hypermobility accompanied by joint pain should be evaluated by a doctor to determine the cause.
- Sheon RP. Clinical manifestations and treatment of the hypermobility syndrome. http://www.uptodate.com/home/index.html. Accessed July 23, 2011.
- Simpson MR. Benign joint hypermobility syndrome: Evaluation, diagnosis, and management. Journal of the American Osteopathic Association. 2006;106:531.
- Tofts LJ, et al. The differential diagnosis of children with joint hypermobility: A review of the literature. Pediatric Rheumatology. 2009;7:1.


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Hullo! Trying to ease my way back into rp-ing. Will keep this as short as possible.
My preferred settings usually lean towards a mish-mash of different tropes both from fantasy and science fiction. While I appreciate high fantasy, I'd love settings and plots that incorporate different elements from both genres. If you're comfortable with either, then I'd love to hear your ideas
I would love to have romance in my threads, provided of course that they are well thought-of. Right now I'm only comfortable with doing FxM pairings, and I usually prefer roleplaying a female character. That said, I need a partner that would be comfortable playing multiple characters, someone who can help me advance the plot. If the story--and the characters' relationship--develops towards a physical one, I wouldn't mind exploring that, but only to a certain degree. Fade to black when things get really racy, please
I get busy from time to time, but I'd nevertheless try to post at least once a day. I'd appreciate a partner who can do the same. Just give me a heads-up when you'll be gone for an extended period of time or something. A decent post for me consists of 1-2 decent paragraphs (decent meaning both in content and grammar hehe).
Below is a description of the ideas I have for now, but please feel free to suggest your own:
My characters are protectors tasked with keeping the multiverse safe. This should allow for flexibility of settings.
They are given a ring that allows them to navigate from one world to the other, though the frequency depends on the character's energy. Aside from that, the ring has the ability to bring out latent powers, or amplify to a degree an ability the character already has. The ring will usually just answer to its bearer. Stories revolve around their interactions with heroes/protectors/inhabitants of other worlds. No explanation yet on who selects them, or why, only that the fabric of time and space shouldn't be meddled with.
1. A young empress (around early twenties, but in her dimension time runs really slow, so on earth she's probably closer to a hundred) is newly-bestowed the role of protector. Already overly burdened with the affairs of her own people, she now has to also oversee those of other worlds. A fugitive magician from her own world called Ikegai, who is also obsessed with her, finds a way to escape to another world, and she must enlist the help of a fire-wielding young king of bandits to stop him from acquiring more power.
2. Set in a steampunk-ish world (something like in the Samurai 7 anime adaptation if you're familiar with that). A female protector wakes up in a world without any memory as to how she got there, and no ring. She finds herself caught in the conflicts between feudal lords as she tries to defend/free a group of comfort women from their handlers. In the process she meets a mercenary/samurai-for-hire (similar to the character Kyuzo), a cold, merciless man, or at least that's how he comes across to her.
3. A girl in her early teens lives in a world similar to ours, except that she is the only one who knows it is unstable, meaning it has the tendency to bleed/merge with other worlds. Being an anomaly herself, this means that she will soon be made into a protector. There are signs that she may become a very powerful one, too, so the current protector (either one of the two previously mentioned) and other forces are trying to get to her to either protect her or do her harm.
4. Any ideas of your own that could work within this setup, or a combination of some sort
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Ok, so to talk to the LightCrafter, we use TCP/IP over USB via RNDIS. What port do we use to send commands to the LightCrafter?
Hi Ray,
Welcome to TI E2E community!
You are right about the LightCrafter's interface through USB. The GUI included with the LightCrafter can be used to control the module from the same USB port.
GUI can be downloaded from here, http://www.ti.com/tool/dlplightcrafter
If you are intending to control LightCrafter directly, you can send API commands (written in C/PERL) using USB port.
Hi Divya,
Thanks. Now that we all agree it's a USB device and that we can control the LightCrafter through USB, let's circle back to my original question which is HOW? I have the GUI, thanks for the link but if I can't program the device directly with our own code, then this device is no better than any off-the-shelf projector. I don't understand why there's a command reference but no information on how to send commands to the device. Apparently, it's attached as a network device, is there a port # to go with the IP address? Can I simply send the command packets to a port? Can you guys provide the source code for the GUI so we can see how you communicate with it?
As you are already aware, LightCrafter uses a fixed IP address to connect to the computer. It is definitely possible to communicate with the module using your own code. We are working on the license agreements to release the "Simple Example snippet " to send commands. This would be hopefully uploaded on the E2E forum this week or early next week.
I appreciate your patience.
Thanks for the quick response. We've determined the port number the GUI is using is 21845. I'll see how far we can get with that until we get the "Simple Example snippet."
I am glad to hear that you have already made progress. I will get back to you soon.
Hi Rey,
You will have to use the port 0x5555.
Hi Divya, is the "Simple Example snippe" already online? I'm trying to find out how to connect to my Lightcrafter without the GUI.
Hi Enio,
Welcome to DLP & MEMS section of TI E2E Forum.
The sample code for direct control of LightCrafter will be on the TI website next week. The code is sent for final upload. I will update on e2e forum, when the code is available for downloading.
Thanks for your patience.
Best Regards,
Hello Divya,
Thank you for the updates on the sample code. I am also anticipating this. Do you know if the sample code uses winsock by any chance?
Thank you!
Hello Ku,
Windows based Visual Studio project is included in the sample code to interact with the LightCrafter. The DM365 command interface definitions have been implemented for this purpose. For TCP communication, Windows Sockets 2 is used.
Thank you for your answer. Where can I find the sample code for direct control of LightCrafter on the TI website ? I am looking at this page http://www.ti.com/tool/dlplightcrafter but I am not sure where to download it? Did I miss anything obvious?
Thank you
The code files are not yet available on the TI website. We are facing some legal complexities before we can provide them for download. Thanks for understanding and I appreciate your patience.
Hi There,
I was wondering if the code mentioned in this thread was ever released?
Would be a great help for me getting started.
Hi Samir,
The source code for controlling the Lightcrafter through API commands over USB and a demo code for Linux users has been sent for ti.com upload.
It should be available next week.


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As far as additional orders I only see a number of possibilities. Pakistan could take up its option for another batch of 18. There have been negotiations with Oman for another batch of 12. Morocco could also be in for another 12 or even 24 with Iraq only recently ordering their first examples and follow on order maybe likely. But as far as I can see these are the only ones who would come to fruition. All the other talks are speculations as far as I'm concerned. I see F-16 production running into 2016-2017 when production of the F-35 realy kicks in. But than it will definately be over and done with.
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That_Engine_Guy wrote:discofishing wrote:So F-16s couldn't be built in Kore or Turkey?I believe Turkey and Korea 'assemble' F-16s, but they wouldn't have all the equipment/jigs/etc to actually produce them as a whole.Major sub-assemblies are shipped to their locations for final assembly. I highly doubt anyone outside LM has the capabilities to build the Viper from the ground up.Where would they get engines? Their lines too would come to a halt; PW's F100 and GE's F110.TEG
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Bubbly & Golden Mexican Beef Cobbler Recipe
- 1 pound ground beef
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- 1 can (8-3/4 ounces) whole kernel corn, drained
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded sharp cheddar cheese
- 3-1/3 cups Bisquick® mix
- 1-1/3 cups 2% milk
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- In a large skillet, cook beef over medium heat for 6-8 minutes or until no longer pink, breaking into crumbles; drain. Stir in taco seasoning and water. Bring to a boil; cook until liquid is evaporated. Transfer to an 11-in. x 7-in. baking dish; layer with salsa, corn and cheese.
- In a large bowl, mix biscuit mix and milk just until blended; drop by tablespoonfuls over cheese (dish will be full). Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
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We likes this, but next time will add black beans and olives to it.
Ok, so 2 out of 4 in this family liked it. The ones that didn't like it said too much biscuit (even after I cut the recipe) which made it dry. I did drain the salsa (it was chunky kind) since I read a lot of reviews that said it was too runny.
My family of 6 loved this recipe. It was a little watery with the salsa added. I ended up draining some out after cooking. I added a can of black beans with the meat. I will probably add even more black beans next time. There was a lot of biscuit, but we really liked it. I won't change that next time.
My family loves this recipe it is always a hit with everyone!
The concept was good and I would make again, but I would reduce the amount of water and milk in the recipe to 2/3 cup water and 1 cup of milk for the topping. I think the batter would be thicker and the filling would be thicker with reduced water amount.
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"Everything that they do here, effects downstream," she said on Friday. "So any benefit that benefits me also benefits Manitou, down in Fountain Creek it benefits everybody."
There are about a half-dozen sediment detention basins on Highway 24, just north of Cave of the Winds.
What we're trying to do is slow down the water, capture debris, capture sediment, and then spread out the water," said Pike National Forest hydrologist, Dana Butler. "We're basically going from a (narrow) gully, which could be 12 foot high wall of water and spreading it across a flood plain as wide as we can, and reducing the height of the water and also the energy as it is coming into town."
To date the basins have prevented an estimated 1,000 truckloads of sediment from flowing downhill. Approximately 30 million dollars will be spent on the projects by years end in hopes to reduce the devastation floods will have on the area in the future.
"No, there's no way to prevent these high flood flows," said Butler. "It all depends on the precipitation we get. The only thing we can do is lessen the impact, we're trying to mitigate it and trying everything we can up here."


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