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When reading Ben's talk of "Memory Lane" concerning shelters, I went back and looked at the collection of photos I gathered over the years of shelters that I thought were interesting. Here are a few shelters you just don't see anymore:SilShelterTacomaSolamentePhreerangerRaceranger 220AR UL TentMissing LinkTrig 2Douglas Adams Tent... very old design... I wish I could get one! I think it was made by Vango?JavelinaEnlightened Gear Malcontent... only ever seen at the Outdoor Show, but it was so beautifully designed and so promising that I'm sorry that it never made it to market.
Edited by butuki on 02/20/2010 07:16:32 MST.
Great collection Miguel! The wayback machine provides the following:http://books.google.com/books?id=7d8DAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA57&lpg=PA57&dq=early+winters+light+dimension&source=bl&ots=Tq7fNwOg8g&sig=s8dIPGZOD31_naqvD4h1DFgxH-Y&hl=en&ei=BQ6AS_TVIYKiswODubSZBA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=4&ved=0CBIQ6AEwAzgU#v=onepage&q=early%20winters%20light%20dimension&f=falseCheers,Rick
Or click HERE for Rick's article above.
Edited by ben2world on 02/20/2010 09:50:17 MST.
Miguel:Not all in the past is rosy. I used to own a Sierra Designs Solomente. I love its simplicity and all -- but alas, it has a fatal design flaw: there's no way to avoid touching one end of the tent wall or the other -- unless you use a short sleeping bag! And that just will not work in a single wall tent! Same for MontBell's puny single wall solo dome tents -- too short even for MontBell's own "regular size" sleeping bags!
Like Ben, I own one of these, the Missing Link. While it has its good points (wind resistance, really nice if you're camped by a lake and want to enjoy the morning view), it is a bit rough around the edges. Specifically, if you're sleeping two, the one in back is almost certain to block the low vent in the rear and kill any chance for air circulation, and will have to climb over the person in front to exit the tent. My Tarptent Double Rainbow is better in all regards, and I'm confident that a Lunar Duo or other current lightweight shelter would be as well.
I just love looking at these old pictures and catalogues! It reminds me that as much as we like to think of ourselves as having the latest ideas, few ideas are really new and different. During the 70's there must have been a passion for new ways of designing outdoor gear that rivals the passion for UL these days. Looking at the catalogue linked to above I only recognized a few of the designs; I'm not old enough (I'm 49) to remember most of them.Two designs from the advertisements that intrigued me:Snow Lion Mountain Tent (apparently Snow Lion was one of the most innovative outdoor gear manufacturers at the time)Stephenson Silver Light Sleeping Bag (waterproof, with a foam base, it floated)While browsing related information I came across the revival of Rivendell Mountain Works, on of the most innovative outdoor gear manufactures in history, and the new offerings of custom-made Jensen packs. The packs had no frame, apparently holding their shape from the contents. I'd LOVE one! Fascinating!
Edited by butuki on 02/22/2010 01:55:20 MST.
Here are a few I used and remember fondly:This tent go me through a lot of bag nights and had the round tunnel door and 3 poles: two A-frame and a single vertical back pole. It was part of the two-tent package available from North Face during the 1970s, the other being the Sierra below.And then there's this great NF tent:It's the 3 poled hoop tent called the Westwind. Discontinued, of course. Here's another fotog:A more recent tent now discontinued which I used:It's a Mt Hardwear Muir Trail tent.
That is one hell of a vestibule for the Westwind, Walter! I bet you could sleep another person under it.How old is Mountain Hardwear anyway? I thought they started up in the early to mid eighties.Love the hiking staves in the background, too!
That Douglas Adams tent looks similar to a Kifaru Paratipi.
I was pleased to see the picture of the Snow Lion tent in Miguel's post. It doesn't show the fly.I still have (and used as recently as a few years ago) that tent. I've also got the snow module for the front (a separate piece with additional poles that comes in it's own stuffsack) although I've never actually camped with it.Camped years ago with my son and daughter when they were kids (now in their 30's) and then (since I had it) used it for my solo outings when I started to backpack about six years ago.Now I use the Lunar Solo e and the Snow Lion is still available for when there are enough grandkids camping that we need additional shelter.
Miguel, That Mountain Tent looks like a precursor to the Moment!!
Yup, thats a Vango Force Ten mk1.They don't make that model any more, but you can still buy the mk3, mk4 and mk5 www.vango.co.uk/force-ten/classic-std-mk3.htmlUtterly bomb-proof with a weight to match, used on Everest and still popular with Scouts and D-of-E groups.I've still got a 30yr old mk3 in usable condition, the fly is bleached white from the sun.
I owned the Snow Lion Mountain Tent (but not the add-on "Snow Module"). It was a fairly standard design A-frame tent, with a separate fly. It was lighter than other A-frames because it was smaller -- a bit of a tight fit for 2 people. Needed about 12 stakes to pitch the tent and fly. It was well made...
Who made the Tacoma tent, pictured above?You could post that as a pre-production, sil-version of the Zpacks Hexamid and I'd believe it!
Steven, That is the Dancing Light Gear Tacoma Solo. I think they have been out of business for quite a while.
Miguel, Rick & Ben,Thanks for the memories of how colorful campgrounds used to be!I still have the conservative-looking Diamond Free Spirit and its late 1980's clone from Eureka, along with my 28 pound Eureka Great Western. These get loaned out to Boy Scouts and neighbors anymore. I use a tarp now, even when my flat-coated retriever comes along... but WOW that Snow Lion tent is a real thing of beauty!
Front: custom dome tent, MYOG, 1968 (nylon and fiberglass, 4-man)Rear: Blacks (UK) pyramid with external polesSite: Wales, ~1969Cheers
Walter, thanks for the partial picture of the 3 pole north face tent. That was the first tent I owned. My favorite early tent was my dad's 3 man tent from SD.
Mark--Someone on the world wide web emailed me about a year ago and knew my interest in the old North Face Tuolumne tent and he sent me these two fotogs of his you may enjoy. Mine was brown with a blue canopy but otherwise the same. Later NF upgraded with a full length fly with vestibule for the thing.Here's the other:
What a great thread. What amazes me is that no matter what the next 'new shelter' is, it probably looks a lot like what has already been made.
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Fields: macroeconomics, financial economics, labor economics
Karl Walentin has been working at the Research Division of Sveriges Riksbank since 2005 and received his Ph.D. from New York University the same year. He has visited the Federal Reserve Board (2008) and the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco (2012) for extended periods.
His research concerns macroeconomics mainly with a focus on business cycles and their relationship to financial factors. In his recent work he has documented the importance of residential mortgage spreads for the business cycle. As a part of that project he also quantified the macroeconomic effects of mortgage related large scale asset purchases by the Federal Reserve. Karl has also constructed and estimated DSGE models of various kinds, both for research and policy purposes.
"Business Cycle Implications of Mortgage Spreads", Journal of Monetary Economics, 2014, Vol. 67, pp 62-77. Appendix
"Refining Stylized Facts from Factor Models of Inflation", Journal of Applied Econometrics, 2014, forthcoming (with Ferre de Graeve). Appendix
"Expectation Driven Business Cycles with Limited Enforcement", Economics Letters, 2014, Vol. 124, pp 300-303.
"Housing Collateral and the Monetary Transmission Mechanism", Scandinavian Journal of Economics 2014, Vol. 116(3), pp. 635-668.
"Discussion of "Capital Injection, Monetary Policy, and Financial Accelerators" by Hirakata, Sudo and Ueda, International Journal of Central Banking, 2013, Vol. 9(2), pp. 147-154.
"Introducing Financial Frictions and Unemployment into a Small Open Economy Model", Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, Vol. 35(12), pp. 1999-2041, 2011 (with Lawrence Christiano and Mathias Trabandt). Also available as Sveriges Riksbank Working Paper No. 214Appendix, Computational appendix , Code for running model
"DSGE Models for Monetary Policy Analysis", Handbook of Monetary Economics, Vol 3A, 2010, edited by B. M. Friedman and M. Woodford. (with Lawrence Christiano and Mathias Trabandt).
"Earnings Inequality and the Equity Premium" The B.E. Journal of Macroeconomics: Vol. 10 : Iss. 1 (Contributions), Article 36, 2010.
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"Involuntary Unemployment and the Business Cycle", (with Lawrence Christiano and Mathias Trabandt). Sveriges Riksbank Working Paper Series No. 238. Technical appendix Revise and resubmit at Review of Economic Studies. June 2012.
"Expectation Driven Business Cycles with Limited Enforcement". Sveriges Riksbank Working Paper No. 229. November 2013.
"Financial Frictions, Investment and Tobin's q", (with Guido Lorenzoni and Guido Lorenzoni). Sveriges Riksbank Working Paper No. 208. Revise and resubmit at Review of Economic Studies. October 2007.
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From the Hugo Award-winning author of Hyperion and Carrion Comfort comes a chilling tale of ancient Transylvanian terrors, modern political nightmares, and vampirism. A brilliant hematologist visiting Romania to lend her expertise in the treatment of rare blood diseases discovers a child who is capable of taking any blood type--but she must save him from his grim destiny.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate community editor
The rapid population growth that occurred in Utah during the 1990's is expected to continue for the next thirty years. The challenges presented by the significant growth underlie many of the other top issues facing this state.
Jobs, the water supply, health care, crime, environment, and transportation are all greatly impacted by population growth. One other thing is also highly impacted: education, including both public and higher ed.
According to the Utah foundation, population analysts say that Utah's school age population (5 through 17 years of age) is expected to begin significant growth in 2004. Analysis of the Utah Process Economic and Demographic Model (UPED) data used by the State of Utah shows that with average growth Utah's school age population will increase by 163,000 students in the next ten years and by over 264,000 students by 2030. This is a respective increase of 24% and 39% by years 2014 and 2030 respectively.
The Bureau of Economic and Business Research (BEBR) at the University of Utah predicts that the college aged population (18 through 24 years of age) will decrease until 2008 and will then begin a steady increase and will see a boom period between 2016 and 2025. One issue of concern that is not reflected in the analysis is the increasing percentage of non-traditional students who are also choosing attend college and other institutions of higher learning long after they have left public school.
The boom is good in many ways, but there is one way in which this state could suffer from it and that is paying for all the extra bodies that will be in classrooms and labs.
Utah has been struggling with its budget for years because of growth and obviously it is just going to get harder and harder for the legislature, administrators and instructors to deal with more students and less money. What is the answer?
The answer I believe is in this conservative states own values. If one listens to people in Utah, they believe in little state regulation and that big government should stay out of their lives. That belief in turn should then have a flip side to it, which is if you don't want the government in your business, you should pay for the services you require yourself and quit depending on the population at large to take care of it.
That is the answer to our education funding problem. People should pay their own fair share and that means that if public education needs more financial support, then those that are using the services the most should pay more for it.
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Jobing Description
King Soopers
Various Colorado locations
Immediate part-time openings
King Soopers/City Market, a division of The Kroger Co., operates stores in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming.
We are seeking courteous, enthusiastic and skilled people to welcome our guests, model a 'Customer 1st' behavior and make them feel important and appreciated. Ideal candidates should be willing to learn the principles of our business understand the demands of a high-volume retail position and demonstrate our commitment to honesty, integrity, safety, diversity, inclusion and respect.
Position Title: Courtesy Clerk
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Department: Service
Position Reports To: Store Management
Position Supervises: N/A
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Profile last updated: April 2013
Create an outstanding customer experience through exceptional service. Establish and maintain a safe and clean environment that encourages our customers to return. Assist the department manager in reaching sales and profit goals established for the department, and monitor all established quality assurance standards. Embrace the Customer 1st strategy and encourage associates to deliver excellent customer service. Demonstrate the company's core values of respect, honesty, integrity, diversity, inclusion and safety of others.
- Promote trust and respect among associates.
- Create an environment that enables customers to feel welcome, important and appreciated.
- Gain and maintain knowledge of store layout and products sold and be able to respond to questions.
- Assist guest by sacking groceries to established standards, run price checks and help customers take groceries to their vehicle.
- Retrieve shopping carts from parking lot.
- Display a positive attitude.
- Stay current with present, future, seasonal and special ads.
- Adhere to all food safety regulations and guidelines.
- Perform shift duties including cleaning floors, counters, equipment, shelves, restrooms and grounds as assigned.
- Reinforce safety programs by complying with safety procedures and identify unsafe conditions and notify store management.
- Practice preventive maintenance by properly inspecting equipment and notify appropriate department or store manager of any items in need of repair.
- Notify management of customer or employee accidents.
- Report all safety risk, or issues, and illegal activity, including: robbery, theft or fraud.
- Must be able to perform the essential functions of this position with or without reasonable accommodation.
Some of the behaviors needed to successfully perform this position are:
- Minimum age 16
- Ability to handle stressful situations
- Retail experience
- Complete an application online using individual links below.
- After completing your online application, call your local store and ask to speak to the store Administrative Assistant.
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The starting wage for this position without experience is $7.78 per hour.
We offer an excellent compensation and benefits package including a comprehensive medical, dental and vision plan as well as a 401(k) plan to help you prepare for your future. Benefit eligibility is dependent upon location and length of service. In addition we offer credit union membership, an employee stock purchase plan and educational assistance.
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PEORIA, ILLINOIS - Magician David Copperfield's plane had to make an emergency landing in Illinois during a flight to New York City.
Copperfield was set to appear on the Today Show.
"It was very freighting for us to land. We spiraled in slowly and we're right here," said Copperfield.
The plane landed without incident and no one was hurt.


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Hyundai has introduced a trendy wheelbase variant of the luxurious Santa Fe model for the Malaysian segment at a price of RM 163,888. Hyundai is an esteemed car manufacturer, headquartered in Southern region of Korea. For the Malaysian segment the car is rolled out in four models such as 2.4 liter Executive Plus and Elegance petrol versions and 2.2 liter CRDi executive Plus and Executive Plus with the advanced CRDi technology. The most reasonable model is offered at 163,888 RM and the most loaded model of Executive Plus is released at 189,888 RM along with attractive insurance facilities.
For the Malaysian market, the latest Santa Fe is launched in two power mills such as 2.2 liter VGT diesel model with CRDi technology that releases impressive efficiencies of 436Nm peak torque and highest power of 197HP. The dynamic 2.4 liter Theta petrol model is attached six type speed of automatic type of transmission with high tech shiftronic mode. Hyundai has released the all wheel version also with an enormous boot volume of 585 liters. The inner boot space is admirable which can accommodate hefty luggage.
The new Hyundai Santa Fe is implanted with seating facilities to equip five occupants. This model can be referred to as Santa Fe Sport. The latest Santa Fe Sport is released with a powerful four cylinder engine with turbocharge technology. There are some concerns with the new Santa Fe as well, the power supply is not all that sufficient and the handling is pretty average. The Santa Fe Sport is known to have remarkable performance capacities that extend from 22 to 33 mpg for ideal city of highway conditions. In terms of safety the car delivers impressively high scores.
The new Hyundai Santa Fe is rated as the best value for money SUV in the three row segment, due to its exclusive style statement and quality interior room along with modern and sophisticated equipments. Ardent car enthusiasts who have test driven the new Santa Fe have enjoyed the overall drive experience and stated that the experience is one of the best in its class for the price offered. The most appealing features are the heightened style quotient and quality features in terms of safety and performance. There were some drawbacks as well, few ardent car fans are not satisfied with navigation devises which seem to puzzle drivers. The dashboard design seemed to impressive many. People are highly impressed with the cabin room which is known to be abundantly spacious.
The new Santa Fe is one of the most popular models of Hyundai and is an ideal luxury car to own. The latest version of Santa Fe is splashed with breathtaking luxury features and outshines with terrific scores in the safety segment. In India the Santa Fe is among the dream car list desired by many highly qualified young professionals. In terms of convenience the car is a winner with its spacious boot volume to fit in heavy luggage that can be transported at one shot especially when people have to shift to another locality. The spectacular features of new Hyundai Santa Fe will surely create a startling impact for the Malaysian market.The new Hyundai Santa Fe released in Malaysia,


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Classification: Sophomore
Hometown: Germantown, Tennessee
Birthday: 12/23/1992
Intended major: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Hobbies: Drawing, swimming, DIY-ing
Favorite show: Cupcake Wars and House M.D.
Favorite movie: Tangled
Favorite candy/snack: Twix & Gummy bears
Campus organizations or activities: ASIA, Rhodes Rebuilds, GlobeMed, Health Professions Association, Health Sciences Association, American Chemistry Society, volunteer at St. Jude and Rhodes soup kitchen
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Judge says man accused of Lake O murder competent to stand trial
OREGON CITY, Ore. – A judge ruled that Erik Meiser, who is accused of killing a Lake Oswego man in his own house, is competent to stand trial.
A judge heard testimony on Tuesday and Wednesday about Meiser and if he is mentally competent to be tried for allegedly killing Fredrick "Fritz" Hayes in September 2012.
Prosecutors say Meiser ambushed Hayes in his kitchen stabbed him to death with a machete.
The judge heard hours of testimony from a doctor who examined Meiser before ruling on Wednesday afternoon that Meiser was competent to stand trial.
A trial date was set for June 2014.
Under Oregon law, a competency hearing allows a judge to decide if a defendant is able to stand trial. The law says Meiser must be able to understand the proceedings, assist and cooperate with lawyers and participate in his own defense.
Christopher Lockey, chief psychiatrist at the Oregon State Hospital, examined Meiser at the state hospital. He thinks Meiser is competent but has a mental illness and sometimes delusions. For example, Meiser thinks people want to poison him or turn his child into a cannibal.


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Report: Brooke Mueller Parties Alongside Paris Hilton, Gerard Butler
Brooke Mueller has not gone into hiding after her Christmas Day incident with husband Charlie Sheen. Mueller, who tearfully told a 911 dispatcher that Sheen was threatening her with a knife on Dec. 25, was out and about in Aspen, Colo. (where the alleged incident took place) on Monday, E! News reports.
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The 32 year-old attended a cocktail party at her mother's home and hit celeb hangout Caribou Club and "stayed until closing time," a source tells E!.
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Reportedly wearing jeans, green sweater and no makeup among a more decked-out crowd at Caribou, "Brooke was low-key," the source continues to E!. "She was talking to friends and walking around the small club...you could barely tell it was her."
Not that there weren't recognizable stars in attendance: Paris Hilton, Doug Reinhardt and Gerard Butler were all at reportedly Caribou that night, but Mueller stuck with her friends. Her twins with Sheen, Bob and Max (born this year), were spotted playing in the snow with their nanny earlier that day. 44 year-old Sheen, meanwhile, has returned to L.A.
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Sheen was booked for suspicion of second-degree assault, menacing and criminal mischief and was released on $8500 bond Friday evening. He faces two to eight years in prison and a $2000 to $500,000 fine. Prosecutors likely won't decide whether to file charges against Sheen until Feb. 8, when the actor is scheduled to appear in court.


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With more than 300 pediatricians and specialists, we provide world class care for children and their families at locations throughout Northern Ohio.
At Cleveland Clinic Children's, every child receives world-class care. We treat children and adolescents at Main Campus, Regional Hospitals, Family Health Centers and Specialty Centers.
Babies cry for different reasons. Crying is one way babies try to tell us what they need. They may be hungry, have a soiled diaper, or just want a little attention. If a crying baby cannot be comforted, the cause may be colic. Colic is a word used to describe healthy babies who cry a lot and are hard to comfort. No one knows for sure what causes colic. Colic is defined by excessive crying and is usually characterized by the following features:
Babies with colic cry a lot—sometimes for hours without stopping—and are difficult to comfort. They are generally fussy and may appear to be in pain. They might arch their backs, clench their fists or pull their legs up to their tummies. In addition, the baby's face might turn red after a long period of crying. Although the baby is fussy and cries, he or she continues to eat well and gain weight.
The cause of colic is unknown. There are, however, several factors that may play a role, including:
Colic is a common problem, occurring in about one out of 10 infants. It occurs equally in baby boys and baby girls, and usually begins within 10 days to 3 weeks after birth.
Your baby's doctor can usually diagnose colic based on the pattern of symptoms. It will help the doctor if you keep a record of when the baby's crying spells occur, when your baby sleeps, what your baby eats and how often, and your baby's pattern of bowel movements.
The doctor may perform a physical exam to rule out a physical condition—such as esophageal reflux, an infection or an allergy—as the cause of the baby's fussiness.
There is no cure for colic, but there are steps you can take to help soothe your baby. Try some or all of the following tips. You will learn which ones work for your baby and which do not.
It also is very important that you take care of yourself. Ask family members or friends to help you so you don't become exhausted or over-stressed.
Although a bout of colic can be frightening to watch, especially for first-time parents, colic is not harmful to the baby's health. Babies with colic will eventually outgrow the condition, usually by the time they are 3 to 4 months old.
Call your baby's doctor if your baby stops gaining weight, shows dramatic changes in behavior or has any of the following symptoms:
American Academy of Pediatrics. Healthy Children. Ages & Stages. Colic. www.healthychildren.org/English/ages-stages/baby/crying-colic/pages/Colic.aspx Accessed 10/5/2010
Barr, Ronald G. "Management of Clinical Problems and Emotional Care: Colic and Crying Syndromes in Infants," Pediatrics Vol. 102 No. 5 Supplement November 1998, pp. 1282-1286
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text: Oh, things are going to get messy! Once again, Captain America and the Winter Soldier are going mano-a-mano, but this time in the background you can see Anthony Mackie's Falcon (aka Sam Wilson) and several presumably-hostile flying objects. So many questions: who is attacking whom? What does the Winter Soldier want? Is Cap angry at him because Bucky grew his hair and looks like a hippy? Who will survive and what will be left of them?


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Justin Beard: Summer is right time for learning how to surf
It doesn't matter if you're a child or an adult — the summer months are the best time to learn how to surf.
The waves are generally smaller, more inviting and the cool surf temperatures are the perfect complement to the hot and muggy weather.
Learning how to surf can be difficult, but with proper instruction from a local surf school or surf shop one usually figures out how to stand up on a surfboard — albeit for a few seconds — during their first session.
However, because the ocean is the largest expanse of wilderness on earth, it can be a beautiful and deadly place.
Surfers face risks every time they paddle out. That's why it's important to not only have knowledge on how to ride a wave, but also how to read the motion of the ocean, basic first aid, proper surf fitness, how to survive in the sun and how to deal with marine animals.
It usually takes years of experience to fully grasp all the things that can — and do — go wrong while surfing. That's why Gerry Lopez, the father of modern surfing, teamed up with doctors Andrew Nathanson, Clayton Everline and Mark Renneker to create the ultimate guide to staying healthy and safe while surfing.
"Surf Survival: The Surfer's Health Handbook" is a must-have for every surfer as it explains everything from what to do about a jellyfish sting to lists of common surfing hazards by region to detailed checklists of what to have on hand in case of an emergency.
The book comes in a handy travel-size format complete with a waterproof cover that offers real stories of survival that can help bring any novice surfer up to speed and can help polish even the most seasoned surfers' skills.
Visit skyhorsepublishing.com for more information about "Surf Survival: The Surfer's Health Handbook."
OUT THE BACKWORLD OCEANS DAY: Celebrate World Oceans Day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday at Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center, 890 N.E. Ocean Blvd., Stuart. Activities include stingray feeding, live reef ball creation, morning beach walk, Scuter the Sea Turtle meet and greet, live science demonstrations, blue planet films, sea turtle program, game fish feeding and more. Admission is $5 for adults, while children 12 and younger are free. Call 772-225-0505 or visitfloridaocean.org.
HIGHWAY CLEANUP: Team up with Treasure Coast Surfrider from 9 a.m. to noon on June 11 as volunteers cleanup the two-mile stretch of State Road A1A near Fort Pierce Inlet State Park, 905 Shorewinds Drive, Fort Pierce. Call 772-528-4396 or email email@example.com for information.
INTERNATIONAL SURFING DAY: Celebrate the sport of surfing while raising awareness of the world's oceans, waves and beaches during International Surfing Day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on June 18 at Cowabunga Surf Shop, 4336 N.E. Ocean Blvd., Jensen Beach. Activities include a beach cleanup, beach games, live music, surf/paddle out session, raffles, surf contest, standup paddle board races and more. Admission is free. Call 772-528-4396 or email@example.com for information.
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Don Payne: The TV Squad Interview
We originally sat down with Donny P. to talk movies, but c'mon. You try sitting down with a Simpsons writer and NOT bringing up the wonderful town of Springfield. Here's what Mr. Payne had to say about his experiences with Hope & Gloria, Pride & Joy, Men Behaving Badly, and (especially) The Simpsons.
TV Squad: For our readers who might not be familiar with the early works of Mr. Don Payne, could you briefly describe the differences between Hope & Gloria and Pride & Joy?
Don Payne: They all fall under the category of "paying your dues." As a TV writer (or any writer starting out), you have to take whatever work you can get to break into the business. It might not be something you love or something you're particularly proud of, but you've got to do it to pay the bills and get your foot in the door. You hope it leads you to bigger and better things -- something you love. Something that, when you tell people what you're doing, they don't give you a blank stare -- or walk away.
TVS: You often get to work with some good people on those shows, though. And any sitcom opportunity has to be seen as a great opportunity for a new writer.
DP: The writing staffs of television shows are filled with amazingly funny people. Sometimes that doesn't always translate to the finished product, for many different reasons. And yes, absolutely. Just getting through the door is the hardest part.
TVS: From there you moved on to an American version of a Britcom called Men Behaving Badly, which lasted two seasons. Seriously now: were you surprised by how sexy Justine Bateman turned out to be? And what the heck happened with that series?
DP: I actually only worked on the first season of that show. I thought the show was funny (at least in the first season). Justine Bateman was actually pretty hot. The show just kind of imploded, though, and never realized its full potential.
TVS: According to my IMDb expertise, you joined the Simpsons writing staff in 2000, and your first on-screen credit came during Treehouse of Horror 11. Is that accurate? Please tell me you wrote the line "At least stop basting yourself!"
DP: At the time (and up to a few years ago) I was writing with a partner -- a friend of mine named John Frink. Truthfully, I'm not sure who came up with that line! That was our first episode to air, but the first one we actually wrote was the one where Krusty found out he had a daughter, voiced by Drew Barrymore.
TVS: How does one "get" a job writing for The Simpsons? Other than by being a Harvard graduate, I mean. Does someone call you up and say "Hey, you're a funny guy. Come in and talk to Al Jean, and wear a suit."?
DP: My partner and I were actually working on one of a long string of failed sitcoms (and most sitcoms are failed sitcoms!) On the day a show is officially cancelled, it's kind of a tradition for the writing staff to go out to a restaurant, eat a nice meal, and drown their sorrows. On the way there, a writer named Jace Richdale (who had also worked on The Simpsons) told my partner and me that The Simpsons was looking for some writers. He wanted to know if we'd be interested in it, because he would recommend us. My jaw literally dropped. So he contacted the show-runner, a guy named Mike Scully, who read our spec script and met with us, then hired us on. It was a life-changing event. I was a huge fan of the show. My only worry was that if it turned out to be a bad experience, I'd never have the chance to enjoy the show without it being tainted for me. But, thankfully, it all worked out.
TVS: So was there a moment when you first sat down and realized "Whoa. I'm on THE SIMPSONS writing staff?!?!?!"
DP: Yes. It was surreal. And it was very intimidating. You go into the writers' room on the first day and you look around and go, "Please God, let me keep up with these guys."
TVS: What's your response to the long-faithful yet still-crotchety section of the fanbase who claim that The Simpsons has long since lost its luster? Isn't it normal for a 17-year old entity to have some natural peaks and valleys?
DP: I'd say ... obviously it's not easy to stay fresh after 17 seasons. But I think we still do some great episodes, and I'm really proud of the show. A lot of people like to turn on the thing they love, for some reason. It's been said before, but I think even the worst Simpsons episode is better than 95% of the shows out there now. And I know that if I wasn't on the writing staff, I'd still be tuning in every week.
TVS: But some of the knee-jerkier reactions from fans have to be hard to swallow sometimes...
DP: It's no fun to read negative posts about the stuff you're doing -- particularly when they're based on blatant misconceptions. But you have to be thick-skinned to do anything at all these days -- especially when you're working on something that's such a big pop-cultural phenomenon. And a lot of people just enjoy trashing stuff. The negative criticism is just the price you have to pay for being a working writer. It's a pretty good life, otherwise.
TVS: I know that the Simpsons writers give all credit to the group process, which I always thought was pretty classy...
DP: Well, it's more than classy, it's accurate.
TVS: Describe a normal sit-down within the Simpsons writer tank.
DP: A writer comes up with an idea for an episode and pitches it to the show-runner. (Sometimes an idea is assigned to a writer.) The writer will then sit down with a few other writers and break out the story over the next few days -- act breaks, story structure, jokes, etc. So even from the outset it's a collaboration. The writer will then take his notes and go off for a week to write a detailed outline -- usually around 20 pages or so. The writer will get notes on the outline from the show-runner and other executive producers, and then go off for two weeks to write a first draft. After that draft is done, it's handed over to the room -- it becomes everyone's property. Scripts can be rewritten 15 times before a show airs. They change drastically. So everyone has a hand in every show, regardless of whose name is on the script.
TVS: So here's a really tough question: How do you know who gets credit and where??
DP: The person who wrote the outline and the first draft always gets the credit.
TVS: OK, just one more Simpsons question, and I have to apologize. We planned to talk movies, but I'm such a Springfield Geek that I can't help but pick your brain...
DP: We're cool.
TVS: You're trapped on a deserted island with three Simpsons characters of your choice. Who are they?
DP: That's an interesting question. Obviously, Homer is hysterical, but I don't want to be stuck on an island with him because I'll inevitably wind up dead.
TVS: (Ha!) Just like poor Frank Grimes.
DP: Right. I'd say Lisa, Professor Frink, and, oh, let's say Princess Kashmir.
TVS: 'Nuff said! So you're living the life of a happy Simpsons writer and life is good. Where'd Super Ex come from?
For Part 2 of this interview with Don Payne, in which we discuss My Super Ex-Girlfriend, Fantastic Four 2, and geeky stuff in general, please visit us at Cinematical.


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Terry Foster: Ndamukong Suh Never Got This Kind Of Love
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So where's the uproar for Kevin Love's deliberate stomp of Luis Scola?
Where are the daily replays, the daily bashings from national talking heads and the Minnesota Timberwolves star being considered among the nation's dirtiest athletes?
You're not going to see it.
But it begs the question: How come Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh went through so much scrutiny and Love didn't?
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A brief post tonight then as after a tough day at work I'm tired and want to get up early to get a lot done, including answering the eighty or so emails I have sat in my inbox right now. I will get back to you in the morning if you are waiting for a reply from me! Leafing through CDs to find something I had already listened to a couple of times to write about this evening then, I found a CD by the French musician/artist/turntablist/ex-percussionist Pascal Le Gall, the somewhat mysterious character that performed a strangely evocative set at the Instal festival this year. The CD I have played is one I picked up for free from a table at the festival right after hearing Le Gall perform his set. It is a disc housed in a roughly sewn up piece of thick, soft plastic on which a number 6 has been spray painted through a stencil. On the table there had been a number of these items, with different numbers, but no explanation (and nobody there to ask, they were just left with a "free CDs" sign). I didn't want to be greedy so I just took one disc, but following the link printed on the small business card also found in the sleeve I found that this is one of thirteen discs that might be linked together under the title Électrophones, but then might also just be how Le Gall chooses to introduce himself on his business card..!
At Instal, Le Gall had presented three "pieces" in quick succession that had basically just involved him playing vinyl records at odd speeds, with no adjustments or interventions, just letting the records play. the set had been oddly affecting, and a little uncomfortable, a strange nostalgic experience for the crackle of old records and old life in general… This CD though, the audio of which seems to be also available to grab for free, along with the other twelve recordings in the series, from this page at Le Gall's site, is quite different.
The Cd is actually really hard to listen to, but only because it is somewhat annoyingly uneventful. The disc, which clocks in at a fraction under seventy minutes contains one constantly playing sound, mixed very loudly. The thing is, despite listening to this one sound continually for ages (I have played it through twice tonight, four times in all) I can't quite pin down what it is I am hearing. I think, but I am far from certain, that the sounds might be hydrophone recordings, but then I keep wondering if in fact I am over-guessing, and all I am hearing is the static of a needle on a piece of old vinyl. Or maybe rainfall, or just rushing water, or none of the above. If you go to the site and stream the audio now you can make your own mind up. Let me know what you think it is!
So, what is there to say about a seventy minute long recording of something that might be water? In particular, what is there to say about one CD that seems to be separated from the other twelve in its series? If there was ever a test of my ability to write enough words on one piece of music and still make it even slightly interesting then this really must be it… Listening carefully, I don't think i am hearing looped sounds here, so although the sound is constant and the dynamic of the piece does not change at all, maybe we are indeed listening to something natural but never ending here, such as the majesty of running water. Listening with any kind of attention is a hypnotic experience however. The sound just comes at you, continually, relentlessly, and while the immediate defence mechanism of allowing it to slip over you and become something ambient in the background seems the way to go, the gain levels on the recording have been set so high that it is difficult to turn the CD down low enough for it to not penetrate everything you do. Given the choice of try and let it pass by, or try and listen to it carefully, I tried the latter option for a good half an hour this evening, and found the recording sending me slightly mad as I began to hear all kinds of shapes and sounds in the music that probably are not there. Like much drone music the recording on "number 6" seems to try and trick the brain into thinking there is more to hear than is there. Listening is not a particularly pleasurable experience, but it is however quite interesting as a test of your ability to stay focussed without letting your mind wander.
Anyway, the CD seems to be available from Metamkine, but it also is there to listen to for nothing along with the others at Le Gall's site, so why not join in with this special interactive edition of The Watchful Ear and see how long you can listen without getting bored, how much you can hear in the music that isn't really there, and can you figure out what any of it is all about?


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Whether you are visiting the Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum as a child on a school field trip, traveling with a motor coach group, or simply one of those that pass by the Museum everyday thinking, "One day I'll stop in," the Lincoln General Store has something for you. Offering replica soldier items such as canteens, haversacks, caps, and tin cups, children will be transported to the battlefields of the Civil War. There is also a 19th century game table for guests to try out period games like checkers, pick-up sticks, and cup and bails.
The Lincoln General Store also carries a wide variety of books for young and old alike on Lincoln, the Civil War, the Underground Railroad, emancipation, and several other related subjects. Other items featured in the store are souvenir items (such as mugs, shot glasses, postcards, magnets, etc.); other replica items (bonnets, period toys, reproduction documents, quill pen and ink sets, etc.); a collection of CDs, DVDs, posters and prints; and an assortment of other items.
So whether you're just driving by or planning your next road trip, take the time to spend a moment in The Lincoln General Store.