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Sept. 19, 1967 DEFAUW 3,342,366
METHOD FOR SECURING A METAL COLLAR OR GRUMMET IN THE ORIPICE OF A METAL BARREL AND ELEMENTS USED FOR THIS PURPOSE Filed Oct. 1, 1964 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 INV-ENTOR. MARCEL DEFAUW BY GLLUMMJAK g ATT OYLNE'BS Sept. 19, 1967 M DEFAUW 3,342,366
METHOD FOR SECURING A METAL COLLAR OR GR'JMMET IN THE ORIFICE OF A METAL BARREL AND ELEMENTS USED FOR THIS PURPOSE Filed Oct. 1, 1964 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 INVENTOR. MARCEL DEFAUW 6h ()Aufckkt ATTOKLN E55 United States Patent M METHOD FOR SECURING A METAL CQLLAR 0R GRUMMET IN TIE ORIFICE OF A METAL BAR- REL AND ELEMENTS USED FOR THIS PURPGSE Marcel Defauw, Ghent, Belgium, assignor to Rheem Manufacturing Company, San Francisco, Calif.
Filed Oct. 1, 1964, Ser. No. 400,648 Claims priority, application Belgium, June 22, 1964, 43,744, Patent 649,561 14 Claims. (Cl. 22039) ABSTRACT 0F THE DISCLOSURE A metal collar or grummet is secured in the opening of a metal barrel by inserting an elastic ring into a U- shaped channel provided in the collar and deforming a neck surrounding the opening so as to form in the neck a V-shaped annular groove tightly engaging the edges of the 'U-shaped channel.
This invention is concerned with the art of fixing a metal collar or grummet in the orifice of a metal cask or barrel, said collar or grurnmet being adapted to receive a bung or similar stopping device, a discharge conduit or spout, a cock or similar devices.
The first object of the invention is to ensure perfect tightness of said fastening.
According to a second object of the invention the fastening may be carried out rapidly and effectively with very simple means.
According to another object of the invention said fastening may be carried out in such a way that in spite of the use of a collar with circular cross-section, a very strong unction is obtained excluding any unwanted slidwith respect to the peripheral edge surrounding the orifice of the barrel and also excluding any dislocation or rotary movement of said collar.
Still another object of the invention concerns the elements used in carrying out this fixing method, which are of simple shape, relatively light weight and of easy economic manufacture.
Substantially the fixing method according to the inventlon comprises the steps of interposing an elastic ring between the erect neck surrounding the orifice of the barrel and a channel provided in the peripheral face of the metal collar to be secured in said orifice, and deforming said neck so as to produce a circumferential indentation therein, which penetrates into said elastic ring whilst completely enclosing the latter between said indentation and the bottom and the side walls of said peripheral channel in such a way as to cause said elastic ring to exert elastic pressure on all parts delimiting said enclosure. By this arrangement a surprisingly solid junction is obtained between the metal collar and the surrounding neck of the barrel orifice, said junction being of such a quality as to obviate the necessity of providing any fiat parts or polygonal shapes on said collar, though such provisions would not be excluded.
This fixing method is of course subject to numerous variations as to the shapes and dimensions of the various parts used in its application.
Another advantage of this fixing method, for certain shapes of the barrel neck, resides in the opportunity of providing a plurality of gaskets which cooperate in largely 6 increasing the reliability of the fastening thus obtained.
3,342,366 Patented Sept. 19, 1967 Moreover this fastening method facilitates the known use of encapsulation.
In order to illustrate the fixing method according to the invention and the manner in which this method is to be carried into effect, some non-limitative examples will be described in detail hereinafter with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIGURE 1 shows in radial sectional view a metal collar secured in the orifice of a metal barrel using the method according to the invention;
FIGURE 2 shows on an enlarged scale the part indicated by A in FIGURE 1;
FIGURES 3, 4, 5 and 6 show, in radial sectional view, four variants of the embodiment shown in FIGURE 2;
FIGURE 7 shows in half-sectional representation, on the left side the various parts going into the assembly in their original state before mounting, and, on the right side, an exploded view of the assembly;
FIGURE 8 shows in radial sectional view, on an enlarged scale, the assembly of the parts shown in FIGURE FIGURE 9 shows a variant of the assembly shown in FIGURE 8, using the arrangement as indicated in FIG- URE 6.
In the various examples the barrel is represented at 1, the bung hole at 2, the neck surrounding said hole at 3, the metal collar at 4 and the elastic tightening ring and gasket at 5.
In all embodiments the elastic ring 5 is housed in a peripheral channel 6, the surrounding neck 3 being subjected to deformation so as to form a circumferential indentation 7 penetrating deeply into said elastic ring 5, the flanks of said indentation being forced into contact with the edges 8-9 of said peripheral channel 6, said ring 5 being compressed so as to exert coniderable elastic pressure as indicated by the arrows f in FIGURE 2.
In this way adhesive forces of surprising strength are created between the collar 4 and said neck 3 ensuring an extraordinarily strong fastening of said collar and a perfect tightness of the joints between adjacent parts.
In the example shown in FIGURES 1 and 2 the upper edge of the erect part 3 extends a short distance beyond the upper edge of the channel 6; in FIGURE 3 the former extends upwards to form a cylindrical surface 10 surrounding the upper part of the collar 4, and in FIGURE 4 said extension 10 extends around the upper edge of the collar 4 to form a ring-shaped part 11 in contact with the annular upper face of said collar 4. In the example of FIGURE 5 an arrangement similar to that of FIG- URE 4 is shown, in which an elastic or plastic gasket 12 is interposed between said bent-over edge 11 and the underlying surface of the collar 4. The latter part may have various shapes in cross section. One variant is shown in FIGURE 6, where the upper part 13 of the collar has a rounded shape, the upper part 11 of the neck 3 of the barrel being applied against said rounded part of the collar. In the same way as in FIGURE 5 a gasket may be compressed between said rounded parts 11 and 13.
In the example shown in much detail in FIGURES 7 and 8 one notices again the barrel 1, the bung hole 2, the neck 3 surrounding said bung hole, the collar 4 provided with inner threading and a peripheral channel 6, the ring 5 of relatively elastic material, a gasket 14, the bung or plug 15, a gasket 16 and a capsule 17. In
5 this embodiment, after the gasket ring 5 has been inserted in the peripheral channel 6 of the collar 4, the
latter then being inserted in the erect portion 3 surrounding the bung-hole, a deep indentation 7 is produced in said neck 3 whereby said elastic ring 6 is completely enclosed and deformed and compressed so as to produce considerable internal stresses in said ring, the latter being transmitted and applied to the walls of said peripheral channel 6 as well as to the corresponding part of the indented portion 7 of the neck 3. As in FIGURE 4, the upper part 11 of said neck is folded over against the upper'face of the collar 4. A plug 15 of known type is screwed into said collar with a gasket 14 being interposed advantageously between said folded-over part 11 of said neck and the adjacent part of the plug. The whole assembly is capped by a capsule 17 with a gasket 16 being interposed as shown in the drawing, whereafter the portions covering the indented part 7 of the neck 3 are subjected to deformation to cause said portions together with said gasket 16 to penetrate into said indentation 7. It will be observed that in this way an efficient threefold-sealed closure is obtained. Preferably said gasket 16 will be fitted prior to encapsulation in the outer groove formed in the neck after the collar has been fixed. This gasket 16 will then be flattened owing to the deformation of the capsule when the latter is fixed.
In FIGURE 9 the same elements have been used as those described in relation to FIGURE 8, but with shapes adapted as shown in FIGURE 6.
In the various embodiments described the barrel 1, the collar 4 and the capsule 17 are made of metal, whereas the plug 15 may e.g. consist of a plastic material immune from attack by the contents of the barrel, as will also be the case with the natural or synthetic materials used for the gaskets 5, 14 and 16.
It will be seen and understood that in all cases the fastening of the collar according to the invention is effected by applying force to the portions of the erect neck 3 which face the channel 6 of the collar 4, so as to compress the elastic ring 6 and to contact the upper and lower edges 8-9 of said collar, generally to exert peripheral pressure substantially directed towards the axis of the assembly, preferably at a level mid-way between the edges of said channel. This concentric pressure may be applied with the aid of screws or any other appropriate tools, and can easily be obtained in a press comprising simple means for holding the parts to be assembled in their respective positions.
The economy of this fixing method resides also in the fact that the collar may be made from small pipe sections of cylindrical shape provided with inner threading and an outer peripheral channel. The erect neck 3 is formed from the sheet material of the barrel itself, said neck following closely the outer cylindrical surface of the collar on a substantial part of the height thereof.
The invention extends to all embodiment and variants, particularly as regards variations in the shapes and dimensions of the different constituent parts and the possible addition of auxiliary parts and devices of all kinds. In a a general way the invention concerns the fixing method, casks and barrels adapted for the application thereof as well as all constituent parts of the assembly.
What I claim is:
1. Method for securing a metal collar in the orifice of a metal barrel, which comprises the steps of interposing an elastic ring between the erect neck surrounding the orifice of the barrel and a U-shaped channel provided in the peripheral face of the metal collar to be secured in said orifice, and deforming said neck at the periphery thereof so as to form an annular groove of V-shaped cross section therein which penetrates into said peripheral channel in said collar while completely enclosing the ring between said indentation and the bottom and side walls of said peripheral channel, and contacting the outer edges of said channel along two continuous circumferential lines of contact between the deformed portion of the neck and the edge portions of the channel 4: so as to cause said elastic ring to exert elastic pressure on all parts delimiting said enclosure and producing a fluid sealed and interlocked joint between said neck and collar.
2. Fixing method as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that after the formation of said indentation, when said collar is secured, said indented neck portion penetrates deeply into said peripheral channel of said collar so as to forcibly compress the elastic ring housed therein, whilst resting against the outer edges of said channel, the crest of said indented portion being located approximatively mid-way between upper and lower side walls of said channel.
3. Fixing method as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that the height of said neck is such that after formation of said indentation, when the collar is secured, this height is smaller than that of said collar.
4. Fixing method as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that the height of said neck is such that after formation of said indentation, when the collar is secured, this height is equal to that of the collar.
5. Fixing method as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that the height of said neck is such that after formation of said indentation, when the collar is secured, this height exceeds the height of said collar, the exceeding portion being folded over against the annular upper face of said collar.
6. Fixing method as claimed in claim 5, further comprising the step of interposing a gasket between the bentover upper portion of said neck and the underlying upper face of said collar.
7. Fixing method according to claim 1, further comprising the steps of screwing a threaded plug of a type known into the inner threading of said collar, interposing a gasket between said plug and said collar, and compressing said gasket between said plug and said bentover part of said neck.
8. Fixing method as claimed in claim 1, further comprising the step of capping said collar secured within said indented neck and closed with the plug screwed therein, with a capsule, the cylindrical part of said capsule being provided with a circumferential indentation engaging the corresponding indentation formed in said neck and interposing a gasket between said engaging indented portions.
9. Fixing method as claimed in claim 7, further comprising the step of compressing the gasket, when the plug is screwed in, between said plug and the underlying bentover portion of said neck which is applied against the upper annular face of said collar.
10. Fixing method as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that the barrel and the collar are made of metal, whereas the gasket ring is made of a natural or synthetic elastic material.
11. Fixing method as claimed in claim 8, further comprising the step of inserting prior to encapsulation a gasket ring in the outer peripheral groove formed in said neck after the fastening of said collar, and then placing the capsule so as to have its cylindrical portion facing said gasket, the latter being flattened between said groove and said capsule when the encapsulation is carried into effect.
12. Closure device for an orifice of a vessel, said orifice being enclosed by an upstanding neck and said closure device comprising a collar having inner threads and a peripheral channel with a substantially U-shaped cross section, said collar being located in said orifice and being surrounded by said neck; an elastic ring located in said channel; said neck having a peripheral annular groove of substantially Vshaped cross section penetrating in said channel against said elastic ring and contacting said channel along two continuous circumferential lines, thereby producing a fluid sealed and interlocked joint between said neck and said collar, said neck being bent over the upper portion of said collar; a plug screwed in said inner threads of said collar; a capsule mounted 13. Closure device according to claim 12, comprising 5 a second gasket interposed between said bent-over portion of said neck and an underlying portion of said col lar.
14. Closure device according to claim 13, comprising a third gasket interposed between said plug and said bent- 1 over portion of said neck.
References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS Francis 29--510 X Robinson 22039 Evenblij 285204 X Frekko.
Dearing et al. 29-511 X CHARLIE T. MOON, Primary Examiner. O
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Benton Estate Rental Photos and Description
Enter through the private gate to your own world of relaxation and enjoyment. Three quarter miles of private roads leading to the 7500sf main house with all of the necessary amenities. There are several historic building on the property dating to the 1700's and two cemeteries one on the historic registry. As well as a hunting cabin with panoramic views of the Susquehanna River. One half mile of river frontage. Enjoy hiking the six plus miles of meadows and wooded trails,fishing in the mile wide river or the stream wrapping the property, go boating, canoeing, play volleyball or badminton , ride or swim in your private pool.
This is the most livable home away from home for large family gatherings or a private getaway for two.
There are unlimited day trips to Lancaster, Baltimore, MD, Wilmington, DE ,York, PA and Philadelphia. Longwood Gardens, visiting Museums, antiquing, horse races, country fairs, visiting Amish country, holiday celebrations or simply dining along the Susquehanna River, leaves plenty to do and see.
Three finished levels, with ample space, make the house ideal for entertaining. Whether it's dining in the gourmet kitchen, relaxing on the large porch overlooking the fields and pool, or enjoying company in the downstairs game room. There's even an upstairs loft area, that's a perfect hideaway for guests. No matter where you are, you can be sure each room looks out to beautiful scenery.
This property is secluded, and peaceful. At night the only sound to break the quiet is the rumble of the on coming train across the river and the whistle as it approaches a small town or tunnel.
Also, available for separate rental is a cabin nestled in the woods that overlooks the river. Enjoy sitting on it's large front porch or swinging in the hammock. The cabin has two bedrooms and two lofts, sleeps eight. This is a rustic cabin, with 12v solar electricity, rain collected water, wood stove, gas grill, a composting toilet , propane refrigerator and ceiling fan.
If quiet and peace of mind is what you are looking for , this is it.
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- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- limited accessibility
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Nancy Yohn
Our love of old building has lead us to a career of restoring old buildings making them functional without losing their character,
Nancy Yohn purchased this estate in 1990
Why Nancy Yohn chose Benton
We are the second owners since William Penn and Lord Baltimore. It was in the Cooper family for over 200 years, the original owner came over to America in 1734 and is buried in the cemetery here on the farm as well as some Civil War Veterans of the family.
The terrain here is lovely and rolling, with beautiful views. Although it was in deplorable condition when we bought it, we fell in love with it on first sight. It has been a labor of love ever since.
What makes this estate unique
The main house we built in 2004. It is comfortable for the two of us but also great for when the family comes to visit for reunions and holidays.


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Burlap and Bean is transformed from a cozy cafe into an intimate listening room each weekend.
Listening Room Each Friday and Saturday
evening, we are a listening room. Please respect the performers and
others in the audience by setting your cell phones on silence mode
and keeping conversations to a minimum.
Advance Tickets To reserve tickets for a show in advance, simply
follow the "Reserve Ticket(s)" link under the show you desire.
Before purchasing, please review the Advance Ticket Reservation
Policy here.
Table Reservations If you plan to attend
a music event with a party of 2 or more, a limited number of tables
are available to be reserved. More details can be found here.
Live Broadcast Select performances will be streamed live over the internet. To view, click here.
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Irene Molloy, Andrea Nardello
and Kicking Down Doors
Irene grew up in Philadelphia, belting out show tunes in school plays and church in hymns on Sunday. After catching the ear of Andrew Lloyd Webber, doors began to open for her quickly in show business.
By 18, she had been a soloist on many famous stages including Philly's Academy of Music, Broadway's St. James Theatre, and London's Palladium. In the next few years, she starred in the musical Civil War, and on the small screen (in Darren Starr's Grosse Pointe and FOX's Andy Richter...).
She has recently returned to Philadelphia to debut her first album of
original songs. To listen to samples, visit www.reverbnation.com/irenemolloy
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To listen to samples, visit www.andreanardello.com
The project of co-songwriters Ernie Tokay (guitar and vocals) and Autumn Walden (vocals) as well as bassist Michelle Lynn, Kicking Down Doors blends a warm and inviting country sound with personal, introspective lyrics about perseverance, hope and the human spirit. Their new full-length album 'The Record' is available on CD at all of their events. Various tracks off the album as well as several of the band's single releases can be heard in rotation on both Philadelphia's WXPN 88.5 FM and Wilmington's WSTW 93.7 FM local shows.
To listen to samples, visit www.kickingdowndoorsband.com
$10 Cover
Doors Open at 7:30pm
The John Grecia Band and Drew Nielands
The John Grecia Band, a piano-driven four-man original rock band based in the Philadelphia area that combines modern and progressive rock with classic rock, jazz, and soul of old. With members coming from four diverse backgrounds in music, the band comes together to create a sound with a piano, guitar, bass, and drums that is truly unique.
To listen to samples, visit www.johngreciaband.com
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Hannah Holbrook, Ayo Awosika
and Hillary Reynolds
Hannah Holbrook is the subtle but dexterous pianist/vocalist/songwriter who makes up one quarter of SHEL. Classically trained with an ear for improvisation, rhythm and ragtime, Hannah brings her classical/jazz/pop flare into every musical adventure, whether solo or with the band. To listen to samples, visit
Often described as a "songstress", Ayo Awosika is much more than just a woman who sings and writes songs. With diverse training that spans from the classical to the jazz realm, she has happily lived in both of these worlds and now covers all of the landscape in between.
Born to a Nigerian father and American mother, she was fortunate to grow up in a colorful household always filled with music, from the likes of Fela Kuti and Michael Jackson to Billie Holiday and Madonna. This breadth of influence continues to be important in Ayo's musical evolution, as she weaves all of the sounds that she loves into her own artistry; and you see and hear those threads in her highly addictive, soul-infused sound. To listen to samples, visit
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Over two albums and three stunning videos—HRB's most recent video, "Crossing The Line," notched over 90,000 views in its first 2 months—the band has garnered acclaim for blending a diverse cross selection of roots music within a framework of finely crafted songs that feel instantly familiar. To listen to samples, visit
Antje Duvekot with Kate Klim
Antje has extensive touring experience, criss-crossing the US and Europe several times. She is a compelling live performer and has been invited to play some of the top festivals including The Newport Folk Festival as well as the Mountain Stage, Philadelphia and Kerrville Festivals. Internationally, she's headlined the The Celtic Connections Festival in Scotland and the Tonder
Festival in Denmark.
In December of 2007, The Bank of America featured
Antje's song "Merry Go Round" in a national TV advertising campaign seen
by millions, including a Super Bowl audience. Antje's fast growing fan
base, the viral spreading of her music and a track record of sold-out
shows are a testament to her growing popularity.
-- Opening will be special guest Kate Klim
$15 Cover
John Lennon Tribute
Local singer/songwriter, Charlie Phillips, will perform a tribute to
John Lennon. Charlie will play selected John Lennon songs in chronological order, covering John's recording career from 1962 through 1980. Charlie encourages you to bring your requests!
Raised amidst the musical melting pot that was 1970's Philadelphia, listeners agree that Charlie Phillips' songs cannot be categorized into genre. His musical influences – rooted primarily in rock, soul, folk, and blues – have been blended and distilled to create his eclectic style and fresh sound. From the blues-rock and reggae flavored "Preacherman" and "Give It Up", to the Asbury Park blare of "Natural", to the campfire folksiness of "Donny T" and "Wealth of Friends", his heartfelt and melody-driven songs leave the listener singing after the song is over.
Charlie's charisma and spontaneity are evident in his live shows, alluring audiences by dipping deep into his reservoir of original music and cover tunes. Also a yoga teacher at his own yoga studio in suburban Philadelphia, Charlie adds the compelling ingredient of his positive and hopeful "spiritual realism" into his recordings (evident in songs such as "Little Things" and "What It Is") as well as his live performances.
Songs from Charlie's CDs "All Roads Lead To Home" and "JustLove!" have received airplay on WXPN 88.5 in Philadelphia and other stations across the country and internationally, and his song "Tears For Joy" has climbed to No. 12 on the November 2012 IndieWorld Country Music chart. His third CD, "What It Is" was released in January 2012 and rose to No. 23 on the RootsMusic
Chart in November 2012.
Garnet Rogers with Michael Braunfeld
In a darkened bedroom, lit only be the amber glow from an old floor model radio, two young brothers aged 6 and 12 lay in their beds, listening to the country music broadcasts from the Grand Ol' Opry, and practiced their harmonies. Two years later, the youngest one was playing the definitive 8-year-old's version of "Desolation Row" on his ukulele. He soon abandoned that instrument to teach himself the flute, violin and guitar.
Within ten years, and barely out of high school, Garnet Rogers was on the road as a full- time working musician with his older brother Stan. Together they formed what has come to be accepted as one of the most influential acts in North American folk music. Since then, Garnet Rogers has established himself as 'One of the major talents of our time".
Hailed by the Boston Globe as a "charismatic performer and singer", Garnet is a man with a powerful physical presence – close to six and a half feet tall – with a voice to match. With his "smooth, dark baritone" (Washington Post) his incredible range, and thoughtful, dramatic phrasing, Garnet is widely considered by fans and critics alike to be one of the finest singers anywhere.
His music, like the man himself, is literate, passionate, highly sensitive, and deeply purposeful. Cinematic in detail, his songs "give expression to the unspoken vocabulary of the heart" (Kitchener Waterloo Record). An optimist at heart, Garnet sings extraordinary songs about people who are not obvious heroes and of the small victories of the everyday. As memorable as his songs, his over-the-top humour and lightning-quick wit moves his audience from tears to laughter and back again.
-- Opening will be special guest Michael Braunfeld
$20 Cover
Winterpills and John Mallinen
Starting with their self-titled debut in 2005, Winterpills have built a vibrant career with their exquisite chamber-pop songs that The Washington Post called "densely packed but hugely evocative, tiny bombs of feeling and meaning… fiendishly melodic." From the group's origins one cold winter in 2004 as a song circle for heartache, the band has truly blossomed, releasing three full-length albums — a self-titled effort in 2005, The Light Divides in 2007 and Central Chambers in 2008 — and the 2010 E.P. Tuxedo of Ashes, which The New York Times Jon Pareles praised for "elegant arrangements" of "songs that stay haunted." 2012's All My Lovely Goners embraced the hushed vocal harmonies and graceful chamber-pop sound the group has made its trademark, while pushing the quintet into new sonic realms. MOJO magazine included the album in their 2012 top 10 Americana list. In October, 2014, Winterpills released their 5th full-length, the archival cover's project Echolalia To listen to samples, visit
Nearly 10 years ago, after releasing the critically-acclaimed EP 25:47, John Mallinen was unwittingly catapulted onto the national music scene. The project, as brief as the duration of time for which it is named, gave way, in contrast, to a long period of new musical inquiry. Mallinen toured extensively behind the EP, at venues across the country—Portland's White Eagle Saloon, Seattle's Tractor Tavern in Seattle, NYC's Mercury Lounge and Philadelphia's Johnny Brenda's, to name a few—and cut his teeth with notable, national artists.
In addition to ushering in a new life for Mallinen as a touring performer, 24:57
introduced audiences to his particular artistic voice, conjuring
nostalgia, romance and exploration into the mysteries of human
experience. If his lyrics weren't proof enough of this, by day Mallinen is a licensed therapist, practicing in Philadelphia since 2010.
And while his professional career may be the most specific point of reference for a 5-year hiatus, John also found himself working toward personal improvement. This included an intense physical regimen in the form of marathon training, spiritual and emotion renewal, and a return to his philosophical experience through engaging complexity.
To listen to samples, visit
Kerri Powers with Ben Arnold
Kerri Powers was destined to be a musician from the start. While most kids her age spent their childhoods following frivolous pursuits, she spent hers reading, painting, writing stories, learning guitar and composing her first songs at the tender age of nine. By her own admission, she was a shy child, but her creative pursuits gave her an appreciation of the larger world around her. Those instincts seemed to have been bred naturally, given that there was undeniable talent embedded in her genes. Bing Crosby was a distant relative on her father's side, while her mother's relatives were said to be descended from author Herman Melville. Notably too, Powers' paternal grandmother made her living by playing piano and providing musical accompaniment for silent films, making her a show business standby back in the day.
Not surprisingly then, Powers was encouraged to pursue her own creative ambitions while still in adolescence. Her mother, a talented visual artist in her own right, owned an extensive record collection, which gave Kerri her initial exposure to irrefutable icons like Bob Dylan, Neil Young and John Prine. "I would sit in a wicker rocking chair by the record player and sing along to the songs," she recalls. "I remember hearing John Prine's "Hello in There" for the first time and feeling that something magical was happening. It was a momentary yet memorable trip to a sad but hopeful place of lonely old faces."
Powers started playing professionally in local coffeehouses throughout her native New England, and went on to release several well-received albums in the new millennium, culminating in Faith in the Shadows in 2009. Two of her songs were later featured on the Fox series "Rescue Me" starring Denis Leary. After taking time off to get married and raise her young son she returned to performing, counting among her credits the Boston Folk Festival, Philadelphia Folk Festival, and Telluride Bluegrass Festival, among other prestigious gatherings. She's also toured Europe while opening for Canadian singer/songwriter Fred Eaglesmith in The Netherlands, Belgium, and the United Kingdom.
-- Opening will be special guest Ben Arnold
Twin Ghost and Megan Burtt
Twin Ghost is a Philadelphia based singer/songwriter. His songs are a well-crafted collection of rootsy, soulful ballads with a bluesy rock edge and pop brilliance; a seasoned artist with a uniquely expressive and distinctive voice. His influences range from yesterday's classics to today's contemporaries: including Stevie Wonder, The Beatles, James Taylor, Neil Young, Ray Lamontagne and Amos Lee. The music of Twin Ghost is acoustic-based singer/songwriter material, but his musical history is deep-rooted and eclectic. To listen to samples, visit
Megan's technical skill and well-written lyrics earned her admission to the highly prestigious Berklee College of Music. Putting her degree and school-wide songwriting recognition to use, Megan received an honorable mention at the 2006 New York Songwriters Circle Competition, and at the 2009 Rocky Mountain Folk Festival Songwriting Competition. She was a top five finalist in the 2008 Telluride Bluegrass Competition and was invited to perform on the main stage for more than 10,000 people. To listen to samples, visit
John Conahan with Ben Kessler
As a singer/songwriter, John Conahan follows the
tradition of thoughtful, piano-rooted songwriting. With
bombastic vocals and exciting, beautiful piano playing,
he is capable of introspective, sincere (yet angular)
ballads, as well as the danceable and festive rockers.
He's shared the stage with folks like Jeffrey Gaines,
Dispatch, Los Lobos and Rachael Sage. John is well known
for his witty stage banter and amiable, festive persona.
John has been featured on radio broadcasts throughout
the world and noted in trade publications as an
exceptional and unique American songwriter.
-- Opening will be special guest Ben Kessler
Tracy Grammer with Daniel White
TRACY GRAMMER rose to acclaim as half of the "postmodern, mythic American folk" duo, Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer. From 1998-2001, the duo released three internationally celebrated, folk chart-topping albums featuring Carter's mytho-poetic Americana songcraft and in 2002, toured with Joan Baez, both as featured artists and Baez's band members. Called "the new voice of modern folk music," the duo was clearly in its ascendancy when in July 2002, Carter suffered a fatal heart attack while the duo was on tour. He was 49; Grammer, 34.
Determined to honor the duo's journey and bring Carter's songs, and those of other favorite writers, to broader audiences, Grammer has kept to the road, releasing solo albums as well as selections from the Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer archives. Her latest release, LITTLE BLUE EGG, is a collection of intimate recordings from the duo's home studios. LBE was the #1 most-played album on Folk Radio in 2012, and once again, the duo were the #1 most-played artists for the year.
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Former Bachelorette star Ali Fedotowsky has a type.
That type is apparently a Jewish guy with a sense of humor. Basically, the 27-year-old Massachusetts native's taste could be summarized as "good."
Newly single at the Bachelorette / Bachelor reunion held at The Mirage in Las Vegas, last weekend, she confessed her weakness for certain guys.
"I tend to like nice, funny Jewish boys," she said, adding that while she's not looking to date right now, she reveals she's open to it. Calling J-daters!
So who's her dream celebrity date? An SNL funnyman who had a Jewish upbringing. "Andy Samberg," she told Life & Style. "He's so funny."
She's a cutie, Andy. Might want to pick up the phone.
Ali Fedotowsky and Roberto Martinez, who proposed to her on The Bachelorette season finale of in 2010, split in November after an 18 month engagement.
"We were trying to establish ourselves individually," A-Fed recently said of the breakup. "But a relationship should be solid regardless of circumstances."
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Hi ali, watch you thru out the whole season and hoped you were to get the best.but for other reasons it seems like it didn't work out this time. Anyway I hear you like funny jewish guys well that's definitely a good choice sound like the person who I am .give me a reply and will take it from there. Thanks hope to hear from you.
Matt Mitchell - Melanie, you and your falimy are in our thoughts. I know Ali will be with you forever. Your falimy bond is not one that can be broken.
Ali is a self centered egotistical psycho wannabe relevant moron. She is yesterday's crumbs, todays floor sweepings. Roberto and Chris L got spared the wrath of this parasite. Next.
Drinks and good times with friends equal loose tongues. She has said she was kidding on her facebook site... Give her a break!
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Apparently done entertaining workers at the Conservation Center in Concord, a visiting bobcat heads toward the parking lot. (STEVEN JUNKIN)
It really was much more exciting: A bobcat sauntered around right outside our office here at the Concord neighborhood home of the Conservation Center. It climbed up the hill that rises above the conserved floodplain of the Merrimack River and hunkered down for a while in our garden area in full view of our staff. Then it walked around the building toward the front door and parking lot.
If our building were a raft, we would have nearly tipped over several times, given all the weight concentrated first on one side, then another as we moved en masse to whichever window provided the best view.
All the enthusiasm shows how rare it is to see a bobcat. Many staffers here spend lots of time out in the woods but either had never seen one or had just one other bobcat-sighting story. My only other sighting was, ironically, just two weeks ago at my home in Sanbornton.
In his 2013 book, "The Once and Future World," J.B. MacKinnon makes a case for changing our relationship to nature so that we can gain back some of the wildness that once existed. He argues that we live in a world that is a faint echo of the teeming life that was once here, that 90 percent of the diversity of life that once existed on earth has been lost.
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Hectic Schedules of Elected Officials Often Unappreciated
As a member of the Henrico Business Council cabinet, I've had the privilege of lunching in recent months with members of the board of supervisors.
What I've learned has been less about county programs and issues, and more about the lifestyles of Henrico's elected leaders -- including a number of misconceptions that the public has about them.
Members of the BOS may be the closest things we have to celebrities in this county, but it's astounding how little the public knows about their jobs and what they entail.
For instance, while lunching with Dick Glover of the Brookland District, I happened to get a peek at his weekly calendar.
Back in the summertime, it featured ballgames, a meeting with the planning department, an open house at a business, and ceremonial events such as ribbon-cuttings -- in addition to the upcoming BOS meeting.
"People think I go to two meetings a month," Glover said with an amused smile.
At the Business Council's advocacy dinner Nov. 30, I asked Mr. Glover to pull out his calendar again. This time the list was even longer.
"I've counted up 41 events between Thanksgiving and Dec. 25 that I'm invited to," he said, adding that it often seems taken for granted that he will attend. "At a lot of these," Glover commented, "my absence is noted more than my presence."
Pat O'Bannon, who represents the Tuckahoe District on the BOS, agreed with Glover that constituents often have no idea how much time supervisors must put into the job.
Even the lunch with the Business Council required preparation and planning, said O'Bannon, who had solicited information and statistics from her staff so that she could accurately report on county issues and initiatives to cabinet members.
O'Bannon also noted that constituents often call her with questions or concerns that have nothing to do with county government, and that her job may require steering them to federal or state agencies that can help.
No doubt Dianne Pettitt, a member of the Chesterfield County School Board, can relate to O'Bannon's experience.
Some years ago, soon after Chesterfield shifted from appointing school board members to electing them, I had a conversation with Pettitt about the changes that had come with her new visibility.
As an appointee to the school board, Pettitt had labored in relative obscurity. But as chair of the first elected school board in 1995, Pettitt began getting phone calls at home every time a constituent encountered a problem -- school-related or not.
"People would call me up and complain about potholes," Pettitt recalls, "or wonder [after a snowstorm] when their street would be plowed!"
More recently, Pettitt said, she has gotten calls from constituents complaining about the cell phone towers located in her neighborhood.
But the call that really took the cake, she said, was from a woman in North Carolina -- hundreds of miles from her district. The caller was upset that her nephew had not been admitted into one of the Chesterfield County's specialty centers.
When Pettitt asked how the caller had obtained her phone number, the North Carolina woman admitted that the student's mother lived in Pettitt's district. But she had not had the gumption to complain to Pettitt herself. So -- she had put her out-of-state sister up to it.
Like O'Bannon and Glover, Pettitt reports that the phone calls are only one part of the job. She also has a long list of obligations to attend committee meetings and constituent gatherings, on top of regular school board meetings.
"It's a merry-go-round!" said Pettitt with a laugh.
Local elected officials also tell stories of having a dinner out interrupted by constituents wanting to bend their ear, or of complainers who intrude even on their worship. One board member told me of a colleague who has learned to arrive late at church every Sunday, to avoid being waylaid by a talkative congregation member.
So the next time you hear someone complaining about an elected official being overpaid or having a cushy job, consider what price you would require if your life were not your own.
Sure, elected officials get prestige, and a few perks to go along with their salaries. But as Dick Glover points out, most people don't go into public service for the money or the perks. The compensation that he gets for the demands on his time and the lack of privacy, Glover told me recently, is simply job satisfaction.
"It's the most interesting, satisfying thing that I've ever done," he said.
I, for one, am glad for the good people who are willing not only to take on the responsibility of public office, but also to put up with the constant intrusions on their private time.
They don't call them public servants for nothing.
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After moving into its new location this past summer, the agency has dedicated a larger space for the pantry but the shelves are practically empty.
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UW pass rush is making progress
Young players are making a difference on the defensive line for Washington.
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Joe Mathis bull-rushed from the left edge. Marcus Farria sped around the right edge. Washington's freshman defensive linemen met at the quarterback, piling on during the fourth quarter of UW's blowout victory over California on Saturday night.
Three plays later, Farria and sophomores Cory Littleton and Connor Cree combined for another takedown of Cal quarterback Jared Goff. It was the last of five sacks for the Huskies, and it offered a glimpse at both the Huskies' improving pass rush and their improving young depth along the defensive line.
"They're all getting better," junior defensive end Hau'oli Kikaha said. "It's good to see those guys get to play and get production out there."
The Huskies (5-3, 2-3 Pac-12), with a bye this week ahead of their Nov. 9 home game against Colorado (3-4, 0-4), gave more reps to young players during Tuesday's practice; if all goes well, the Huskies hope to see more of those youngsters on Saturdays in the final month of the season.
Farria, in particular, has made the most of limited opportunities. The 6-foot, 235-pound end had 1.5 sacks against Cal, bringing his season total to 2.5 in four games.
"He's getting more and more comfortable," UW defensive coordinator Justin Wilcox said. "He plays really hard; he's a physical kid, and I think he's going to continue to develop."
In all eight games this season, UW has used a starting D-line of Kikaha and Littleton at the rush/drop-end spots, with Evan Hudson and Danny Shelton inside. Josh Banks, Andrew Hudson, Josh Shirley, Damion Turpin, Taniela Tupou and Cree, along with the two true freshmen, have provided sporadic production. (Shirley, a third-down pass-rush specialist, sat out the Cal game with a calf strain.)
The Huskies have 24 sacks, tied for 11th-most in the nation. Kikaha, coming off two major knee injuries the past two years, has a team-high six sacks.
"It's been decent, I'd say," Kikaha said of UW's pass rush. "I got a lot to work on; our guys got a lot to work on. We're working a lot better lately, in our games figuring out where we need to be so we can make the rush better for the next person. Just better rushes in harmony."
Hudson, the tight end turned starting defensive tackle, had his second sack of the season against Cal.
"It's amazing how well he's doing," Kikaha said.
Overall, Wilcox said UW's pass rush is improved. He's hoping it improves even more during the bye week.
"It can always be better," Wilcox said. "Sometimes pass rush is sacks, sometimes it's hurries, sometimes pass rush is keeping a cage on the quarterback. So there's definitely still areas in which we can improve in."
Junior running back Bishop Sankey was named one of 16 semifinalists for the Maxwell Award, given to the national player of the year as bestowed by the Maxwell Football Club.
Sankey is second in the nation with 1,162 yards and is tied for the national lead with 12 rushing touchdowns.
Other Pac-12 players on the list are Arizona's Ka'Deem Carey, Oregon State's Brandin Cooks and Sean Mannion and Oregon's Marcus Mariota.
Three finalists for the Maxwell will be announced Nov. 25.
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Much to the surprise of a world that had reviled them barely two years earlier, South Africa were the darlings of the 1992 World Cup. The apartheid regime was dying on its feet, and a new vibrant nation was emerging from its shadows, epitomised by such young guns as Allan Donald and Jonty Rhodes, the world's first specialist fielder, whose torpedo run-out of Inzamam-ul-Haq earlier in the tournament draws gasps of admiration to this day. Victories over Australia, West Indies, Pakistan, India and Zimbabwe had propelled them all the way to the semi-finals at the first time of asking, and under brooding Sydney skies, they had been left needing 22 runs from their last 13 deliveries to defeat the new favourites, England, and reach the World Cup final.
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Twelve minutes of rain was all it took to wreck a classic contest and produce the sort of farce that so often crops up when cricket's regulations get themselves in a tangle. In theory, the organisers had come up with a clever ploy to cope with rain interruptions - the reduction in the target was to be proportionate to the lowest-scoring overs of the side batting first, a method that took into account the benefits of chasing, as opposed to setting, a target. That didn't work so well, however, when the chase had been all but completed, and South Africa were made to rue Meyrick Pringle's excellent figures of 9-2-36-2. At first the scoreboard showed a reduction to 22 off seven balls, and then moments later, it read 22 off one (which should in fact have read 21 off one). Brian McMillan patted Chris Lewis' last ball for a single, and set off for the pavilion looking as furious as England - deserved victors, if truth be told - were embarrassed.
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Even though a reserve day had been set aside for the semis, the demands of the host broadcasters, Channel Nine, were such that the match had to be completed there and then. "South Africa's chances of reaching the final floundered on a rule which no-one had bothered to think through," wrote John Woodcock in The Cricketer. "For so important an event to be reduced at times to a lottery must have been a source of great embarrassment to the organisers, though to the best of my knowledge they came nowhere near to admitting it. It is difficult to avoid the impression that the Australian Cricket Board are obliged to defer to television, by which I mean to Mr Packer's Channel Nine and all their delirious ways."
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England went on to meet Pakistan in the final, another team that had benefited from the inflexibility of the tournament regulations. In their group stage meeting in Adelaide, Pakistan had been bundled out for a meagre 74 by England, but with no reserve day to cope with the onset of rain, the contest had to be abandoned as a no-result. Pakistan's two points from that match squeezed them into the semis at the expense of the hosts, Australia, and from that moment forward they were a team inspired. Wasim Akram's consecutive exocets to remove Allan Lamb and Chris Lewis remain two of the finest deliveries in the history of the tournament. As for the rain rules, they were quietly shelved, to be replaced in 1999 by the convoluted but highly respected Duckworth-Lewis method.
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