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By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 3:17 PM GMT on September 05, 2010
For the first time since August 22, when Danielle became a tropical storm, there are no named storms active in the Atlantic. An extratropical storm absorbed Tropical Storm Earl last night, bringing an end to the 11-day life of the 2010 season's longest-lived storm. While Earl was mostly a non-event for North Carolina and New England, the storm gave Nova Scotia a solid pounding, reminding us of what could have easily happened to New England had the forecast track deviated slightly to the left. Kudos go to the computer models and NHC, who successfully predicted the path of Earl very accurately four days in advance. As we approach the climatological peak of Atlantic hurricane season, which occurs on September 10, there are no indications that today's break in the action represents a beginning of an extended quiet period in the Atlantic. Indeed, we have two systems that could become tropical depressions in the next day, and we also have model predictions of another storm to come late in the week.
Figure 1. Morning satellite image of the remains of Gaston, approaching the Lesser Antilles Islands.
Gaston near tropical depression status again
The remains of Tropical Storm Gaston, located about 700 miles east of the Lesser Antilles Islands and moving west at about 13 mph, are close to reaching tropical depression status again. Recent satellite imagery shows that Gaston's remains have developed a well-organized surface circulation, but not enough heavy thunderstorm activity to be considered a tropical depression. A large amount of dry air surrounds Gaston's remains on all sides, as seen on water vapor satellite loops. This dry air will continue to be a major impediment to development. The latest SHIPS model forecast predicts shear will remain moderate, 10 - 15 knots, for the next three days, then fall to the low range. The winds creating the shear are coming from the east, where a tongue of dry air has intruded. These easterly winds will be able to drive the dry air into Gaston's core, disrupting it, unless the storm can find a moister environment, or moisten its environment on its own by generating enough heavy thunderstorms. Gaston has managed to develop more heavy thunderstorms near its center of circulation late this morning, but the amount of dry air it is battling is formidable. Even if Gaston does manage to become a tropical depression today, development will be slow over the next few days, due to the dry air. When Gaston passes over or just to the northeast of the Lesser Antilles Islands early Tuesday morning, the storm is unlikely to have more than 50 mph winds. More significant development is possible later in the week, as the atmosphere should be moister for Gaston. Gaston may threaten Puerto Rico on Wednesday, the Dominican Republic on Thursday, and Haiti, Jamaica, and/or the Turks and Caicos Islands by Friday, depending upon the storm's interaction with a trough of low pressure expected to move off the U.S. East Coast later this week. The earlier Gaston develops into a tropical storm, the more likely it is to "feel" the upper-level winds of the approaching trough, and curve more to the northwest. The HWRF model predicts Gaston will develop by Monday, and pass just northeast of the Lesser Antilles Islands Tuesday morning. The GFDL model, on the other hand, delays development until Wednesday, keeping Gaston in the Caribbean. The GFDL has Gaston hitting Jamaica as a strong tropical storm on Friday morning. However, the GFDL forecast is dubious, because on Wednesday and Thursday, Gaston may have an encounter with the high mountains of the island shared by the Dominican Republic and Haiti, Hispaniola, which could easily destroy a system as fragile as Gaston. Gaston has a 70% chance of developing into a tropical depression by Tuesday, according to NHC.
Gulf of Mexico disturbance 90L
A concentrated area of heavy thunderstorms (90L) has developed over the extreme southwestern Gulf of Mexico, in the Bay of Campeche. Satellite imagery shows that this disturbance is disorganized, but has some modest spin to it. The disturbance is under a moderate 10 - 15 knots of wind shear, and has a 60% chance of developing into a tropical depression by Tuesday, according to NHC. The disturbance is headed northwest at 5 - 10 mph, and should bring heavy rains to the Texas/Mexico border region on Monday, according to the latest run of the GFS model. The main impediment to development will be the limited time 90L has over water; the storm will be ashore by Tuesday, which doesn't give it much time to develop.
Elsewhere in the tropics
The GFS and NOGAPS models are predicting development on Thursday of a tropical wave that will emerge from the coast of Africa on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Nice catch xcool. I've been watching the buoy and pressure is steadily dropping. |
Quoting KoritheMan:Hi Kori. I just got back on so is the heaviest convection now over the coc ? |
nice |
Quoting KoritheMan: Id of thought the A stood for something else |
Quoting WeatherNerdPR: I know. :( |
Quoting ozzyman236: A -2 for you maybe, because you fail at trolling. But I suppose it would only be fair to give you an A for effort. ;) |
Quoting KoritheMan: Which is sad, since a storm in those waters has the potential to become a serious hurricane. |
Quoting KoritheMan:1+ |
Quoting ozzyman236: Member Since: September 3, 2010 Posts: 0 Comments: 1 And this just happens to be your first comment? Please, make your trolling a little less obvious. XD |
hunkerdown Skye |
Quoting WeatherNerdPR: Unfortunately, when a storm enters the Caribbean, there's no way out except through land. |
Quoting JLPR2:lol |
I'm about to get slammed by a severe thunder storm..NWS has warnings out...looked like a green wall coming. Too bad radar is down for maintenance. |
Quoting BDADUDE: he is not developed enough to feel a weakness just yet |
Quoting JLPR2: That looks very bad. For us. I'm thinking of 2 disastrous scenarios with that pattern: -Haiti Floods -Yucatan Destruction Hopefully none of them will happen. |
Quoting Gearsts: Exactly XD |
Quoting KoritheMan: Only time will tell I guess. |
Quoting gordydunnot: Correct, he only appears small because of limited convection, his circulation covers quite a bit of area, looks like he might be one if he gains strength to carry very high waves,jmo. |
Quoting BDADUDE: Ummmm.... what exactly are you looking at? |
Quoting JLPR2:What weakness |
Quoting BDADUDE: A slight weakness may well develop in the ridge, but it shouldn't occur until after Gaston enters the Caribbean. |
Quoting want2lrn: You're welcome. :) Hope that's all anyone gets. Just hope somehow it misses Haiti completely. |
Quoting BDADUDE: Because there isn't any |
Quoting BDADUDE: What? |
Looking at some of the satellites Gaston does have a large circulation at the surface he just doesn't have enough moisture at this time to work with, |
Why does nobody see the weakness that is going to pull Gaston North? |
Well, time to watch the ants. The ants here disappeared 2 days before Earl passed 100miles to my NE and returned two days after Fiona moved away from the area, they seem to have the right idea. XD |
Quoting MiamiHurricanes09: Thanks. |
WOW. you can clearly see banding with the spin. Zoom in.Link |
mh09, will you post a link to your blog so i can put it on my favs...thank you |
Quoting AtHomeInTX: would love a good soaking....but that is all!! Thank you for the help |
Quoting want2lrn: The yellow blob on about Corpus Christi. Here's the loop you can follow it from the Atlantic. Good thing though it's not showing development. Link |
Quoting cyclonekid:Very much so yes. |
Quoting KanKunKid:LOL, thank you. |
BOC buoy showing some signs of life.. |
Quoting cyclonekid: Looks about right to me from what I've seen and read. |
The ULL to the nw is hurting Gaston for sure if it stays to close it will always be the Bonnie scenario for sure and like so many we have watched the last couple of years. But if given the chance we have all seen how fast this things can intensify.It's in the right place but it might be at the wrong time, Ike, there is a song something like that no. |
Quoting AtHomeInTX: Newbie here...where do you see that on the chart? |
Quoting jason2010xxxx: Yeah. :( I'm ignoring those. :D |
90L look to have that spin and it moving N or even NE... Any thoughts? |
MH09 and others...I made these graphics in honor of 90L. Do you think that this could possibly happen (the Projected Path and the Tropical Storm Warnings) |


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The only other danger could come from the Wizards, if they let Arenas walk away (the smart decision in my opinion). They will have some money to go for another pg, they play a fast style like we do, it's something to consider for Jose. But all things considered, we should be able to sign Jose for ~8 million, in the TJ range without any outside competition! |
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Maybe this isnt the place, but I always thought all these dead weight contracts are holding the league back.
How many teams have 8 to 15 mil in dead contracts that could be used to develop players and give other guys a chance? Jose's value will be in our reach come the summer. 6-7 range IMO. |
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While we can probably get him for MLSE + 1 cent, I think Bryan will try to give him equal salary with TJ, especially if he intends to keep them both.
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Needless to say, I definitely expect some roster moves too. I agree with most that I'd be surprised if we were able to get Jose for 6 to 7 million per season. As Kuzzy alluded too, if you use players like Kapono and even Ford to guage what others may get, then I can't see Jose getting anything less than 8 million.
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Numerical simulation of whistler triggered VLF emissions observed in Antarctica
Nunn, D and Smith, AJ (1996) Numerical simulation of whistler triggered VLF emissions observed in Antarctica. Journal of Geophysical Research, 101, (A3), 5261-5277.
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Using a Vlasov HYbrid Simulation code the work numerically models whistler triggered VLF emissions observed at British Antarctic Survey base Halley Bay. The code successfully simulated VLF emissions triggered from the top and from the bottom of the whistler trace. Agreement with observations was generally good.
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NEW YORK (AP) -To say Scott Hartnell's hat trick played out the way he pictured would hardly be true.
The location wasn't ideal and the goals weren't all highlight-reel material, but the Philadelphia Flyers forward will take it just the same.
"It probably would've been cooler at home to see all the hats flying on the ice," he said. "I'll take them where I can get them."
Hartnell scored three consecutive goals and Antero Niittymaki won his fourth straight start for the Philadelphia Flyers, who rallied for a 6-2 victory over the New York Rangers on Thursday night.
Combined with a one-goal, two-assist effort in Philadelphia's 4-1 win at Atlanta on Tuesday, Hartnell has six points in two games.
"When you get a goal, they seem to come in bunches," said Hartnell, who totaled four goals in his previous 16 games. "The first one was a lucky one. You'll take those any day of the week. The third one, I made a nice move and put it in.
"Most importantly, it was a big two points for us."
The Rangers are 0-4-1 in their past five and have been outscored 20-10 in the skid. They have dropped into a last-place tie in the Atlantic Division with the New York Islanders, who have played two fewer games, and are ninth in the Eastern Conference.
Philadelphia leads New York by three points.
The Rangers grabbed a 2-0 lead in the first period on a rare pair of goals from hard-hitting forward Ryan Hollweg but that was gone midway through the second.
"We handed this game over," coach Tom Renney said. "Tonight we had no chance. ... We allowed them to take over the game."
Philadelphia Flyers left wing Scott Hartnell (19) scores on New York Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist during the third period on Thursday, Jan. 10, 2008, in New York. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II) |
Simon Gagne pushed the Philadelphia lead to 6-2, scoring a power-play goal with 5 minutes left. It was his first game since Nov. 7 when he was forced out for the second time with post-concussion symptoms. He sat out 30 games.
"After the first I recovered pretty quick and I started to feel a little bit better in the second and third," Gagne said. "I got hit twice pretty hard, a couple close to the head, and I responded pretty good. I passed my first test."
Stefan Ruzicka scored his first of the season, Mike Knuble added a goal, and Mike Richards had three assists for the Flyers, who have won six of seven.
Hollweg posted his first multigoal game in the NHL after not scoring at all for 67 games. He has five career goals in 173 games.
"Me getting two goals is ... whatever," Hollweg said. "The basic thing is we want to get wins."
Hartnell gave Philadelphia a 3-2 lead 10:42 into the second, stretched the advantage to two just as a Philadelphia power play was about to expire at 1:54 of the final period, and netted his third at 8:49 when he took a long pass from Steve Downie and sneaked a shot past Henrik Lundqvist.
That capped another long night for the Rangers' goalie, who allowed at least four goals for the eighth time in 14 outings after doing that once in the previous 24.
"I don't know what happened," Lundqvist said. "We were off to a really good start. It slipped out of our hands and we never got it back."
Niittymaki made his third straight start as a goalie controversy is brewing with No. 1 netminder Martin Biron. He made 39 saves, and has stopped 120 of 125 in the three games.
"It's not a big deal or anything," Niittymaki said. "We're starting to win some games, and whoever is playing next game hopefully we will win."
The tide started to turn late in the first period when the Rangers took three straight penalties to set up an extended stretch of 5-on-3 play.
Brandon Dubinsky went off for hooking with 1:40 remaining in the period, Blair Betts joined him in the box 1:16 later after shooting the puck over the glass, and Chris Drury was whistled for throwing his stick to defenseman Dan Girardi.
"I didn't know the rule. That's not an excuse, that's my fault," Drury said.
New York killed off Dubinsky's penalty starting the second, but the Flyers still had 1:17 left of a two-man power play. Knuble took advantage 40 seconds into the period when he deflected in a shot by Richards.
The Flyers couldn't cash in on the rest of the power play, but by then they had taken momentum and crispness away from the Rangers.
On a dump-in behind the New York net, Jim Dowd outraced everyone to the loose puck at the end boards to Lundqvist's left to negate icing. Lundqvist came out to try to provide pressure, but Dowd wasn't impeded. He swept the puck back past Lundqvist into the slot to Ruzicka, who let go a shot as Rangers defenseman Michal Rozsival failed to get in his way, and instead bumped Lundqvist as the puck slid in to make it 2-2 at 8:45.
Lundqvist had no one to blame 1:57 later when Hartnell flung the puck from below the goal line to the goalie's right and banked the shot in off his left skate.
Hollweg made it 1-0 at 4:43 of the first and doubled New York's lead 2:59 later with his second of the season.
Notes: Gagne has five goals this season after leading the Flyers last season with 41 goals. ... Hollweg hadn't scored since last Feb. 9. ... Hartnell's previous hat trick was for Nashville against Chicago on Feb. 4, 2006.
1st Period | ||||
04:43 NYR | Ryan Hollweg (1) ASST: Blair Betts (2), Dan Girardi (9) | 1 - 0 NYR | ||
07:42 NYR | Ryan Hollweg (2) ASST: Dan Girardi (10) | 2 - 0 NYR | ||
2nd Period | ||||
00:40 PHI | PPG - Mike Knuble (12) ASST: Mike Richards (26), Daniel Briere (25) | 2 - 1 NYR | ||
08:45 PHI | Stefan Ruzicka (1) ASST: Jim Dowd (3), Kimmo Timonen (15) | 2 - 2 Tie | ||
10:42 PHI | Scott Hartnell (8) ASST: Steve Downie (1), Mike Richards (27) | 3 - 2 PHI | ||
3rd Period | ||||
01:54 PHI | PPG - Scott Hartnell (9) ASST: Jeff Carter (9), R.J. Umberger (21) | 4 - 2 PHI | ||
08:49 PHI | Scott Hartnell (10) ASST: Steve Downie (2) | 5 - 2 PHI | ||
15:00 PHI | PPG - Simon Gagne (5) ASST: Daniel Briere (26), Mike Richards (28) | 6 - 2 PHI |
Power Plays | 3/7 | 0/7 |
Power Play % | 23.4% | 16.8% |
% on Road | 18.6% | 17.2% |
% at Home | 28.0% | 16.4% |
League Rank | 3rd | 21st |
1st Period | ||
01:56 PHI | Mike Knuble Delaying Game-Puck over glass | |
09:22 PHI | Stefan Ruzicka Hooking against Brandon Dubinsky | |
10:01 NYR | Jaromir Jagr Hooking against R.J. Umberger | |
13:13 PHI | Derian Hatcher Roughing against Petr Prucha | |
18:20 NYR | Brandon Dubinsky Holding against Simon Gagne | |
19:36 NYR | Blair Betts Delaying Game-Puck over glass | |
19:45 NYR | Chris Drury Broken stick against Daniel Briere | |
2nd Period | ||
15:37 PHI | Jim Vandermeer Holding against Marcel Hossa | |
19:54 NYR | Michal Rozsival Hooking against R.J. Umberger | |
3rd Period | ||
02:48 PHI | Steve Downie Elbowing against Scott Gomez | |
11:10 NYR | Paul Mara Holding against Stefan Ruzicka | |
13:38 NYR | Jaromir Jagr Hooking against Jim Vandermeer | |
15:36 PHI | Steve Downie Hooking against Brandon Dubinsky | |
19:05 PHI | Jim Dowd Slashing against Petr Prucha |
Saves: 39 | EV: 26 - 28 |
Saves: 24 | EV: 9 - 12 |


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Nice bed and breakfast
Posted Dec 17, 2014Pros: The weekend staff and the room staff.
Cons: Coffee in the rooms, updated room décor, new mattresses
Location: Wonderful location; right on the beach
The main community areas and the staff were excellent. But, the room needs updating and the mattress is totally worn out. I was in an ocean front room with excellent views and the sound of the ocean was awesome. The first night was a disaster; the mattress was totally worn out on one side. Since I was a solo traveler, around 4am I changed to the other side of the king sized bed and then slept soundly. The room décor is from the 1980's with burgundy and navy accents which is so sad because with updated decor it would be a delightful room. Every morning a full hot buffet is offered that was excellent. The breakfast room is ocean front with windows all across the room allowing an excellent view and wonderful light. I never used the sitting room, but would have if the management had utilized the fireplace so that it was more welcoming. The outside porch was my favorite. The rocking chairs were uncomfortable, but I suffered through one evening just so I could enjoy the view and the blanket that was so conveniently draped across the back of the chairs. In the mornings I would enjoy the comfortable chairs at the tables and read the paper the hotel supplied and drank my coffee.
for Couplesby A verified traveler
Short stay
Posted Dec 14, 2014 on Hotels.comWe didn't have as much time as we wanted to spend here, but everyone was friendly and we had a great ocean view.
for Couplesby A verified traveler
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Posted Sep 29, 2014Pros: Great breakfast; Chef standing by to cook whatever you like. Very nice Happy Hour.
Location: Downtown Fernandina has lots of good restaurants, shops. Plenty of affordable golf nearby. Flat beautiful beach for swimming or long walks.
Beautiful Lodge; peaceful, beautiful beach. Great for a quiet get away! Loved the large soaking tub.
for Couplesby A verified travelerfrom Westford, MA
Beautiful property on the beach.
Posted Sep 22, 2014Pros: Ambiance, beach, excellent breakfast and wonderful staff.
Cons: No shortcomings in our opinion.
Location: Location is close to many fine restaurants in the historic district and activities at the waterfront.
The Elizabeth Pointe Lodge exceeded our expectations in every way. We have never stayed at a property where the staff showed more care for their customers. While chatting at check-in, my wife mentioned that we were celebrating our anniversary. To our surprise, when we returned from the beach that first day, we found a split of chilled sparkling wine and a box of chocolates compliments of the hotel to recognize our day (THANKS!). Every morning started with a delicious breakfast which offered both hot and cold options. In keeping with the accommodating nature of the staff, the chef was available to provide for any special requests. The hotel puts out beer/wine/appetizers each evening which we enjoyed on the spacious veranda. We booked an oceanfront room on the fourth floor which was very comfortable and had a great view of the beach (we even had the pleasure of watching a pod of dolphins from our window). The Lodge is located within a couple miles of the Amelia Island historic district and very close to Fort Clinch. We strongly endorse Elizabeth Pointe Lodge for your stay on Amelia Island.
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Posted Sep 22, 2014 on Hotels.com
Great location--we were attending the Amelia Blues Festival!
Recommendedby Irish445from Philadelphia
Helpful in Every Way!!!
Posted Jul 18, 2014 on Hotels.comThe Inn itself was great and the location on the beach was great. Would definitely return.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Ein Traum !!!
Posted Jul 4, 2014Pros: Die Aussicht vom Bett und der Veranda. Sunrise!!! Reiten mit debbie manser von der cheerhorseranch! Danke für dieses Erlebnis.
Cons: Nichts!
Wir waren leider nur 3 Nächte in der elizabeth Pointe lodge, aber es war wunderschön. Das Haus ist super geführt. Alle sehr freundlich, sauber, wunderschöne Zimmer und ein traumhafter Strand mit Liegestühlen und Sonnenschirmen. Der Service ist super und Essen und aufmerksamkeiten toll. Wir würden sofort wieder hinfahren. Leider ist es von Deutschland etwas zu weit:-( Einziger verbesserungspunkt: Kühlschrank auf dem Zimmer fehlt. Unten wird zwar immer gekühltes Wasser angeboten. Das gechlorte Wasser kann man als Europäer aber nicht trinken. Gibts ja auch immer in den Restaurants. Furchtbar;-) aber es gibt auch zeitweise kostenlose Limonade und abends Wein und Bier. Toller Service also. Fahrt hin!
for Couplesby amyfrom florida
Deservedly one of the 100 best in the US
Posted May 30, 2014Pros: The welcoming staff, homemade breakfasts in a sunny glassed-in room, wine and hors d'oeuvres, lemonade and cookies on tap, charming comfortable rooms.
Cons: Nothing.
Location: A grassy dune away from a 13 mile stretch of beach. About three miles to historic old town for resort shops and tasty courtyard restaurants.
We went for a brief stay to celebrate our joint birthdays. Everything was better than we could have anticipated (even the weather--a sunny mid-eighties with a wonderful breeze off an otherwise calm sea. ) Beach chairs and umbrellas freely available, just beyond a grassy dune. Bikes to tour the fort delivered to the lodge.
by Jfrom Missouri
Beware of buying this hotel on Expedia
Posted Mar 25, 2014Pros: Great breakfast. Nice porch with rockers, but it was too cold to be out on the porch much during our March visit.
We bought this hotel on Expedia and did not get the room we thought we were buying. As far as I can tell it was Expedia's fault and not the hotel, but the hotel did not do anything to make up for it. They told us to call Expedia and deal with them ourselves. We just took the room they gave us - without any ocean view. The room was fine, but we were planning on an ocean view which is why we choose this hotel.
Recommendedby A verified traveler
Traumhafte Unterkunft
Posted Jan 11, 2014 on Hotels.comSehr schöne Zimmer, sehr guter Service und nette Menschen. Jederzeit wieder!


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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Sports may be the backbone of the 2014 Gay Games, but music is its heart.
Just as thousands of athletes will flock to Cleveland to demonstrate their physical prowess, so will countless others submit their best in the form of singing and playing instruments.
"The origin of the games is doing whatever you do in an open environment," said Tom Pike, culture manager of the 2014 games. "It's really about sharing and spotlighting without fear of discrimination."
Discriminating taste, of course, is more than welcome. Between big-name performers and high-level choral and band concerts to participation by the Cleveland Orchestra, the games hold out the promise of artistic as well as athletic delights.
No way could it be otherwise. While being held in Northeast Ohio, a region known for its music, the games wouldn't be complete if some events weren't also held at Severance Hall, Blossom Music Center, the Cleveland Museum of Art and Playhouse Square.
"The games are a great civic endeavor, and it made sense for us to support them," said Carol Lee Iott, the orchestra's director of strategy and special initiatives. "It's great way for us as international ambassadors to represent Cleveland."
Officially, the games don't kick off until Aug. 9. But the music will actually begin playing in the name of the games several days beforehand.
First up is the Cleveland Orchestra. This Sunday, July 27, at Blossom Music Center, the group will welcome Gay Games participants and volunteers to the region with a pops program, open to the general public, titled "Broadway Standing Ovations." Then comes a special Wade Oval Wednesdays show Aug. 6 by Red Light Roxy, a Cleveland-based jazz band.
Later, on Aug. 15, the orchestra will host the same crowd again, along with dignitaries from Paris, site of the next Gay Games, at its second "Summers@Severance" program at Severance Hall. The concert, titled "The Beethoven Experience," will be conducted by Jahja Ling and feature the composer's "Choral Fantasy" and Symphony No. 4. Two other "Summers" programs are scheduled for Aug. 1 and 29.
Much also is taking place directly under the banner of the games. During the Aug. 9 opening ceremony, for instance, a specially organized group called the Festival Chorus will rub shoulders on a three-hour show with such star performers as Lance Bass, Alex Newell, the Pointer Sisters and Andrea McArdle.
"We're not going to have all the talking heads that a lot of events like these have," Pike said of the opening.
That same choral group, along with Cleveland's North Coast Men's Chorus, will later gather in the State Theatre at Playhouse Square to present a choral extravaganza Aug. 13 titled "The Big Cleveland Sing." A similar ensemble, the 2014 Gay Games Team Band, will occupy the State on Aug. 12, giving a formal concert under Jadine Louie.
Medals and other prizes won't be part of either affair. Still, rest assured, with 150 people from around the world involved in each performance group, the shows are certain to constitute very real accomplishments.
Behind each concert will come three full days of rehearsal, comparable in scope and intensity to the athletic contests going on elsewhere. Many of those participating in the concerts will have come to the games just to make music.
"It's kind of an event, even though it's not a competition," Pike said of the cultural components of the games. "We urge just as many people to get tickets and be a part of the spectacle all week long."
Classical, choral and Broadway music might seem like secondary roles in an event dominated by athletics. But they are not, especially in the case of the 2014 event.
What exactly persuaded Gay Games officials to select Northeast Ohio as a host is impossible to know for certain. But Pike said he believes the region's cultural venues and organizations had a great deal to do with it.
"They toured every single aspect of the city and saw our rich availability of great spaces," said Pike. "For them, I think was really natural to embrace music."


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Hamilton got traded.
Bako got played.
I think those would be the main reasons.
Griffey got old.
Gonzalez got injured.
Hamilton got traded.
Bako got played.
I think those would be the main reasons.
Griffey got old.
Gonzalez didn't play.
Hamilton got traded.
Bako played too much.
Ross played too much.
Valentin played too much.
Patterson played way way waaaaaay too much.
Dunn got traded.
Keppinger came back to Earth.
B. Phillips proved to not be all that.
I think that about covers it.
Here's the updated list. Players who have made their major-league debuts since my first list on August 2, 2008 are in bold. (I only list players who made it to the big leagues as a Red.)
Dane Sardinha, C (2nd rd.)
Stephen Smitherman, OF (23rd rd.)
Joey Votto, C/1B (2nd rd.)
Chris Denorfia, OF (19th rd.)
Calvin Medlock, RHP (39th rd.)
Ryan Wagner, RHP (1st rd.)
Chris Dickerson, OF (16th rd.)
Homer Bailey, RHP (1st rd.)
Paul Janish, SS (5th rd.)
Jay Bruce, OF (1st rd.)
Adam Rosales, SS (12th rd.)
Josh Roenicke, RHP (10th rd.)
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Mrs. Parasadie Gentry, 94, our loving mother, wife, grandmother, friend and unconditional loving "Mom" Gentry went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Friday, August 30, 2013, at the Four Seasons Elizabeth House.
She will be in our hearts forever and will be missed dearly. We know that she is now walking those "streets of gold" with her beloved "Preacher" and all those she loved dearly who have gone before her.
Born in Graham County on May 14, 1919, she was the daughter of the late Tom & Amy Randolph Edwards.
She dedicated her life and love for her church in so many, many ways, from teaching her Sunday school class, guiding the youth, and sitting with families during their difficult, as well as, good times. She dedicated her life and love to serve the Lord. Her main goal in life was winning souls for Him.
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A Funeral will be held at 11:00 a.m. Tuesday September 3, 2013, at Hendersonville First Church of the Nazarene with the Rev. Sherman Waters, the Rev. James Staggs, Dr. Mark Barnes, the Rev. Eddie Clayton, the Rev. Roland Jones and Mickey Marvin. Burial will follow at Shepherd Memorial Park. The family will receive friends from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday at Hendersonville First Church of the Nazarene and other time at the home of Sissy Brevard.
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We're all jealous of the Canadian health care system, unless we're Canadian ourselves, in which case we spend our time eating poutine and watching hockey and politely marveling at the idiocy of Americans. But is the universal, public, accessible, single-payer health care that folks north of the border enjoy REALLY as great as it seems? Jacobin investigates:
The two largest holes in Canada's health care system are the lack of universal coverage for dental care and the inadequate defraying of optical and prescription drug costs. As of 2012, an estimated one in five Canadians — disproportionately women, the unemployed, and freelancers — did not have the supplementary private health insurance that foots the bill for these services.
Uh. 20% of Canadians might have to pay for some dental and vision out of pocket, and these are your biggest problems? Here is the world's tiniest violin, and here is me smashing it with a hammer made out of solidified resentment.
Universal health care is not just being eroded via underfunding. The federal government has been unwilling to enforce the Canada Health Act, which makes funding contingent on meeting certain standards. The lax regulatory environment has led to a proliferation of private clinics across Canada and inequitable access to some medical services.
OK now we're getting somewhere. Maybe. It's still hard for me to get worked up over the kinks in what seems like, overall, still a vastly preferable system to the one we're stuck with down here, but pain is relative. And it does suck that abortions are hard to come by on Prince Edward Island.
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sex work ads contribute crucially to the health of print media. And the less secretive publishers are about this relationship, the better they seem to do: the Grid is dead, but NOW—despite a defiantly untrendy design—is holding strong. … There is no question that online advertising has transformed the sex industry, but in fact, ads for sexual services are far from endangered, and appear in print publications as diverse as the Toronto Sun and the New York Review of Books (which runs them alongside personals ads). …
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Contact: Rosemary Seifried, Wilderness Information Center Supervisor, 360-854-7243 Marblemount, WA – August 12, 2013 – Thunderstorms moved through the western part of North Cascades National Park during the afternoon and early evening of Sunday, August 11, 2013 dumping heavy rain within a short period of time. This caused the Cascade River Road to wash out at its junction with Boston Creek, stranding approximately 25-35 vehicles parked at the Cascade Pass Trailhead 1½ miles above the washout. Sixty-five stranded people stayed the night in their vehicles. National Park Service employees are on site assisting those stranded by the wash-out. The wash-out is estimated to be approximately 15 feet deep and 40-60 feet wide. Plans have been developed to build a temporary one-lane road to allow stranded vehicles to leave the area as soon as possible, possibly by the end of the day. The National Park Service has made contact with friends and family members of the stranded hikers to inform them of the situation. Cascade Pass is one of the most popular destination hikes in North Cascades National Park. The trailhead is located approximately 23 miles from the junction of the Cascade River Road and Highway 20. The Cascade River Road is closed to the public at the park boundary at milepost 18 until further notice. For information on alternative hikes in the park, please call the Wilderness Information Center at 360-854-7245. |


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Jajdelska, Elspeth and Ellis, Sue and , AHRC (Funder) (2009) Comprehension and the silent reader. [Report]
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Dr Elspeth Jajdelska's work on the rise of silent reading in the 18th century has shown that writers who assume a silent reader, as almost all writers do in the present day, construct their texts differently from those who write for readers to speak the text aloud to themselves or an audience, as almost all writers did before the 18th century.Elspeth Jajdelska's work explains in detail exactly which kinds of textual features are likely to be difficult for people (both now and in the past) who have learned the mechanics of reading but find it hard to follow texts written for silent readers. These findings arose in an academic field unconnected to educational studies and this knowledge exchange project was established to explore how the research can be made useful to teachers. The project was funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
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Dissociation : Vol. 1, No. 4, p. 017-023 : A comparison study of dissociative symtoms in patients with complex partial seizures, MPD, and posttraumatic stress disorder
Title: | Dissociation : Vol. 1, No. 4, p. 017-023 : A comparison study of dissociative symtoms in patients with complex partial seizures, MPD, and posttraumatic stress disorder |
Author: | Loewenstein, Richard J.; Putnam, Frank W., 1947- |
Abstract: | Depersonalization and dissociative symptoms have been widely reported in chronic seizure disorder patients, especially those with temporal lobe involvement and complex partial seizures (CPS). It has been theorized that development of multiple personality disorder (MPD) may be related to temporal lobe pathology. We administered the Dissociative Experiences Scale (DES) to 12 male patients with severe chronic epilepsy, primarily of the complex partial type. Patients had had epilepsy from one to thirty years. Most were being evaluated for intractable seizures occurring several times per week. DES data on the epileptic patients were compared with DES data on 9 male MPD patients and 39 male PTSD patients. MPD and PTSD patients were significantly different from CPS patients on median DES scores and all DES sub-scale scores. MPD and PTSD patients were far more similar on the DES, although MPD patients had a significantly higher score on the dissociation/psychogenic amnesia sub-scale of the DES. The authors conclude that there is little data to support a relationship between MPD, dissociation, and epilepsy. |
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Kind of unexpected. A friend called at around 9am this morning and asked if I would like to go visit a famous Mouse. Of course I said YES! So he picked my up and hour later and we down to Garden Grove first to check out a Trade and Sale show which turned out to be much smaller than the ones in the past, and mostly pins. It took about 30 minutes to go through the whole show.
Then on to Best Buy so I could get ink carts and paper for my printer. Had lunch at Wendy's. Then on to the Park.
It was cool and crowded. We didn't get there until after 2 pm so I missed the noon meet. We went to DCA first and saw the Snow White Exhibit in the Animation building and it was really nice. Some beautiful works of art are on display and very nicely done exhibit. Then we watched the Pixar Zeotrope display and that is a lot of fun. We walked the entire Park and then crossed over to Disneyland.
I did not know the Candlelight Procession was today, but we pressed on through and just stayed away from Town Square. We walked into Frontierland and over to check out that sign with all the fun stuff from Tom Sawyer and the Pirate Island. I love it. Then we walked over to Hungry Bear for dinner. Then walked back over through and just observed people and things. No rides today at all, just too many people all thinking the same thing. I don't like standing in long lines, makes my back hurt.
We wanted to see the 5:30 Snow Show at the Castle and found a nice place right in front of the Castle to sit and watch. Only problem was, the Candlelight Procession came right by at, you guessed it, 5:30 pm, so the Castle Show was Canceled. A CM told us that both the 5:30 and the 7:30 show had been cancelled. So we walked all around Fantasyland and Tomorrowland looking in stores and just wandering. We came upon Its A Small World and it looks great with all the light on. Many more lights than I remember and all of a sudden the lights dimmed around the area and they did a whole projected light and image show on the Small World Facade to the Music from Nutcracker Suite and ended the show with the last note turning on all the Christmas Light on the facade. It was great and I am really surprised that no one has mentioned this little light show back there, or I must have missed the post in other Trip Reports. But its worth going back there and taking a look at. I have no idea what time it was when we wandered into it, and I do not know if they do it more than once, but somebody here should know.
We then walked back out through Fantasyland, and at 7pm I had to sit down, so we sat in one of the Castle Bench Seats in the wall right at the front. We saw a bunch of CMs getting ready for something, and I heard the lead tell the rest that as soon as the Castle show was over, to move everyone out of the Castle forecourt and walkway. So they did the 7:30 show after all, only at 7:10. I loved it. Everything worked and the Castle just looks wonderful. However, that being said, it is better to view this show from further back so all the lights blend together. Up close it is just too fragmented into individual lights.
We then did some walking around Main Street and killed time waiting for the Fireworks. We found a good place to sit and then another place just before showtime to stand and watch. Then the dreaded announcement was made that due to high altitude winds the fireworks show could not be done. But, it snowed and the Castle was lit for the finale. Beautiful!!!
After that we took the monorail over to the hotel, looked around at what little decorations they had, then walked back to the Parking Structure and left. I did not take the camera today, so no pictures. But there are far better photographers on this board than me, so it is better to let them show their pictures.
One strange thing I noticed. My friend told me that he saw a plush Pip from Enchanted at the Fountain Store next to the El Capitan in Hollywood. I figured I would have not problem finding one at Disneyland. Wrong! There is not one single item for Enchanted to found in either Park. Strange. They market the heck out of Pixar films, but along comes the first big success in years for Disney, and nothing! It does not make any sense. There is no mention of Enchanted in the Park at all. No window display that I could see, no dolls, no plush, nothing! Weird.


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(03:57) TThe Structure of a Dictionary: Suites
(02:20) TWorking with a Dictionary Pt.1
(04:21) TWorking with a Dictionary Pt.2
(05:06) TIntroducing Cocoa Interface Objects
(06:06) TSyntax for Calling Cocoa Objective-C Methods
(06:05) TExample: NSPopupButton Methods
(04:07) TFinding Action Type Documentation
(03:00) TPopulating the InDesign Popup Button
(05:07) TTesting the Indesign Popup Button
(03:03) TPopulating the FileMaker Popup Button
(04:26) TTesting the FileMaker Popup Button
(02:18) TEnhancing the Action Interface
(06:22) TAdding a Table to the Interface
(05:14) TPopulating the Data Source Pt.1
(05:57) TPopulating the Data Source Pt.2
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_______________________DRONE TRIBUTE FOR GARY by his friend Anders - From Above Media _____________________________________________
Stadium Golf Club is a public golf course nestled on 120 acres in Schenectady, N.Y. Stadium delivers the complete golf experience: a challenging and satisfying designed 18-hole golf course, beautifully conditioned and built on sand. With pristine fairways, rolling greens, water features and breathtaking views, all the elements come together for an unforgettable day of golf.
Congratultions to STEVE LISUZZO for a hole in one! Hole: #15 Yardage: 165 Club: 5 IRON
Witnessed by: Sam Papa, Dave Papa, Bill Murphy..
Perhaps you noticed some trees missing. The trees were were taken down in effort to increase sunshine and air flow - this will improve the health and condition of the course... Stadium proudly offers take out catering.
Enjoy your favorite dishes anytime anywhere.
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