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Chapter 48: Redemption (Fields of Gold)
It never occurred to me how difficult running my own business would be; the construction cost alone nearly drained me, financially and emotionally. It was incredibly slow at first, but soon, things started to grow. I made an eight-by-ten copy of the photograph Steve took of Nick and me and hung it in the lobby of the bed and breakfast, and beneath it, a sign read, For Nick. Before I knew it, two more months had gone by, and business continued to build. I talked to Nick every day, and I talked to the twins, as well. If Nick was right, which he usually was regarding such things, they really could hear me. Nick came to me through my dreams often, and every time, I would wake up a little lighter.
About a month into business, Cathy came up with an idea that ended up working beautifully-- and also helped raise money for the bed and breakfast. After much advertisement, we, every Sunday, would get together and cook an amazing breakfast for the folks staying with us. And it wasn't just any type of thing: we became very theatrical with it. We would open up the kitchen and play music and dance around the little hotel as we cooked the food and brought it out to our guests, who enjoyed the whole thing immensely. It felt so good to laugh again. I had my bad days and my good days, but for the most part, they were slowly getting better. Nick's birthday, the fourth of January, was especially difficult.
I woke up on the morning of my twenty-seventh birthday at six, same as always. Birthday or no birthday, there was work to be done. Emery and Cathy, as well as the other regular workers, were scheduled to come in any minute. Stepping into the back, I let Elijah out to do his morning business. It was a remarkably cool February morning for Southern California, and I pulled my robe in around me, shivering. When I let Elijah in, I gave him his breakfast. He was getting so big, and was nearly a year old, although, gauging by his size, you probably would have guessed older. He was a monster of a teddy bear, the sweetest and most loyal dog you could ever hope for. It was when I was flicking on the kitchen lights, getting the place ready for the day, that the pang hit my gut, just above my hips. Seconds later, it happened again, only stronger. I let out a cry, clutching my side, and when the third one hit, I was down. I'd been blindsided by it, and I found myself unable to get up, I was in so much pain. A few minutes later, I heard the front door open, and the sound of Cathy's laughter reached my ears as Emery was talking to her.
"Cathy!" I screamed, and I could practically hear her jump.
I was in a hospital bed in what seemed like mere moments; Emery stayed at the hotel to take in patrons and keep watch over the ones we already had. Cathy stayed with me, and I couldn't believe how quickly it all happened. But by one that afternoon, I sat holding my son and my daughter in my arms. I couldn't have asked for a better birthday.
Nick and Maggie were a year old when I finally went back to Seattle. I flew in to visit Steve, Sissy and Annie, as well as the boys from the band and play with them for awhile. It was so strange to go back after so long; Annie, Steve, Sissy and I drove by the site where Rose Red had stood. The condos were almost finished, but when we got there, we ended up leaving shortly thereafter. The twins got very upset almost as soon as we'd arrived, which I knew wasn't a coincidence.
The twins and I celebrated our birthdays-- they were four and I was thirty-one-- by going out camping with Chris, who took the ferry over from Los Angeles to help us celebrate. Nick woke me up at about four one morning, asking about the voices that were outside the tent. Maggie woke up, too, and together, we sat up and listened to the Russian hunters as they set up their own camp. When Maggie bolted out to say hi, she, like myself so many years before, found herself to be alone.
"Maggie! Maggie, honey, focus. Can you leave those up front, please?"
"Okay, Mommy, okay!"
"And where's your brother?"
"Somewhere out in the fields, with Elijah."
"Alright," I sighed. "Well-- go get them, will you?"
"Calm down, Mommy!" Maggie laughed, and next to me, Cathy did just the same.
"Are you sure you're going to be?"
"What?" I glanced at her, smiling. "Alright? Yes, yes, I'm fine, I promise." I laughed. "It's just.... it will be really nice seeing them again, you know? I'm excited. And jeez, you'd think it took him long enough to pop the question, am I right? I mean, five years....."
"I'm excited, too."
"Hey! We've got the stuff!" Emery breezed in with a grin on his face, carrying a huge wedding cake in his arms, and he was followed closely by another one of our employees, a girl of about twenty, who carried in all the disposable utensils. They immediately took it into the dining hall and started to set the things up on the tables that were already decorated.
"Are you excited about going back to school?" Cathy smiled at me, turning back to our chat.
"Oh, my gosh," I sighed, laughing. "I don't even know. Yeah, I am, but I'm nervous. It's been awhile since I've gone to school."
"I think you'll do so well, honey. You've been wanting to study parapsychology for so long..."
"I have," I nodded. "I just wanted to make sure the kids were squared away first in kindergarten. Now I feel like, once I do it, I can better help them understand their abilities."
"Well, at least they won't feel alone, with all of us around!" Cathy laughed.
It was a beautiful summer day, the perfect day for a wedding. At five years old, both of my twins had a part in Steve and Sissy's wedding: Maggie would be the flower girl and Nick would be the ring bearer. Annie was Steve's maid of honor, and Cathy and I were bridesmaids. Emery was Steve's best man. I was so glad they'd decided to get married at the bed and breakfast.
"Mommy!" Nick came bursting through the front doors, jumping up and down. "They're here, they're here! Come quick!"
The wedding was well underway come four that afternoon. There was still a dull ache in my heart, remembering the same vows that Nick and I had shared years earlier, and yet I was so happy to see that it was now Steve and Sissy's turn. The wedding wrapped, and the party was taken inside for food and general merriment. Some people stayed outside, as well, enjoying the gorgeous breezes coming up off the Pacific.
Music, dancing, drinking and fun continued for the rest of the evening, but it was just after the cutting of the cake that Cathy came to me with a smile on her face. "Liza," she found me in the kitchen as I started another load of dishes. "You need to come see this sunset."
I stepped outside to find my children running through the high grass with Elijah, howling in delight. Annie was chasing after little Nick, and he reveled in not being caught. The sky was indeed beautiful; the orange, yellow and red bled out into a deep indigo. Steve and Sissy were out within minutes to enjoy the sight, and Annie went to stand with her sister.
"It's him, isn't it?" Maggie was next to me, gazing at the sun as it disappeared behind the clouds. She found a seat next to me in the grass, which had turned golden in the light from the sunset.
"That's right, love," I nodded, hugging my daughter as she put her head down in my lap. My son came to me moments later, and we sat together in the fields. Elijah came up and collapsed next to us, exhausted.
We sat for a long while, watching the colors bleed out above us as the sun went down.
"Yeah, baby."
"I'm so glad we're together."
And as my throat closed in on me, I held tight to my son and my daughter, thanking the stars for everything that I'd ever been blessed with.
"Many years have passed since those summer days
among the fields of barley
See the children run as the sun goes down
among the fields of gold
You'll remember me when the west wind moves
upon the fields of barley
You can tell the sun in his jealous sky
when we walked in fields of gold."
-- "Fields of Gold," by Sting
-- "Exogenesis: Symphony pt. 3 (Redemption)" -- Muse
A beautiful piece that ends the story perfectly; the way the song sounds, along with the simple yet beautiful lyrics, are perfect! "Let's start over again, why can't we start it over again? Just let us start it over again… and we'll begin, this time we'll get it, get it right. It's our last chance to forgive ourselves."
-- "Fields of Gold" -- Sting
I took the end quote directly from this song. To me it perfectly represents the sadness in the loss of Nick, and how, even though he may be gone, he will always be with his family, and how they will always remember him. Plus, the whole fields thing plays a big part, too, considering where their bed and breakfast is.
And that's it, folks! If you've made it this far, I thank you sooooo much for sticking with it. I have a question for you: did you like it? :) I so appreciate you sticking around 'till the end with me……. Always remember to live, laugh and love!! :D


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NEW YORK — Pirates right fielder Travis Snider made a wall-scaling catch that won't soon be forgotten, but Thursday's game turned out to be most memorable for Mets right-hander R.A. Dickey.
The come-from-behind, 6-5 victory gave the 37-year-old knuckleballer and Cy Young candidate his 20th win this season. He's the Mets' first 20-game winner since Frank Viola in 1990 and the first knuckleballer to accomplish the feat since Houston's Joe Niekro in 1980, according to STATS LLC.
The loss marked the Pirates' eighth in their past 10 games and 20th in their past 26. They have lost 80 games, two shy of clinching their 20th consecutive losing season.
"Growing up, you just want to compete. And once you have the weaponry to compete, you want to be really good," Dickey said. "And then, when you're really good, you want to be supernaturally good. And I think, for me, there's been this steady kind of metamorphosis from just surviving to being a craftsman. Ultimately, the hope is to be an artist with what you do."
Dickey tied his career high in strikeouts in the seventh inning when he fanned Pedro Alvarez for No. 13. He exited to a standing ovation after walking Snider one batter later. Dickey (20-6) threw 128 pitches in 7 2⁄3 innings, allowing three runs and eight hits while walking two. Dickey leads the National League with 222 strikeouts.
Reliever Jon Rauch nearly blew the Mets' lead in the ninth when he walked Jordy Mercer and Alex Presley hit a one-out home run to right field. Bobby Parnell came in and recorded the save.
Pirates center fielder Andrew McCutchen left the game with left knee discomfort after he was hurt diving for a ball in the seventh inning. Jose Tabata took over in left field, and Presley moved from left to center.
Kevin Correia (11-11) served up an RBI single that tied the score in the fifth, then a three-run homer to David Wright that gave the Mets a 6-3 lead. His bid to tie a career high with win No. 12 gone, Correia was replaced by Hisanori Takahashi. Correia also yielded a leadoff home run to Ike Davis in the second, two batters before Snider stunned the Mets and Mike Baxter.
With the Pirates leading by a run and the ball sailing toward the Modell's sign in right field, Snider ran full speed and leaped up the chain-link fence, extending his glove several feet over the top to make the catch. He then landed on his knees, his right arm thrust toward the sky the entire time.
"It was as good a play as you'll ever see an outfielder make," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
Correia, who immediately had looked away after the ball was hit, grinned as he took the ball back. Baxter walked to the dugout stunned.
"I didn't think he had a chance," Correia said. "That was an unbelievable catch. That's definitely the best catch I've had when I've been on the mound. I don't know that I've ever even had a home run robbed, and that was above and beyond the wall. That was something special right there."
Snider had barely landed on the right-field warning track before Twitter erupted with descriptions of the catch as one of the — if not the — greatest of the year.
"I was blessed to grow up in Seattle watching Ken Griffey Jr. do that on a regular basis," Snider said. "I remember being a kid dreaming of doing that. Any time we ever got on the field in the Kingdome, the first thing we wanted to do was try and climb the wall. It's something you hope you get the opportunity to do."
The Pirates got to Dickey in a two-run second inning, and Rod Barajas hit his 11th homer in the fourth. But after that, the offense fizzled.
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the transfer flight to Ushaia was fine and boarding was a quick as possible onsidering all the passengers arrived at once.
Our Expedition Suite was lovely and spacious and iimmaculate.
On this expedition we had a dream run, not only because of the weather which was fantastic, but the crew and the expedition team who were superb. Robin the expedition leader ran the expedition side of the ship extaordinarily well. He and his team ensured we saw everything possible, cared for our well being on land and in the zodiacs and there was always someone from the team around us imparting information on the wild life, flora and the geology of the region. We really cannot praise them enough, they ensured we saw and did more than we ever anticipated - thanks for getting us onto Elephant Island, quite a feat. We saw everything from blue whales down to the tiny seal pups and thousands of More penguins, it was just amazing.
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By John Boyle
The Seahawks get to finish their season with four of six at home, and with a 9-1 record, that sets them up well to earn home field advantage in the playoffs. Yet with the way they're playing on the road this season, the Seahawks might not even need it. That's the topic of my column in today's Herald.
Todd Dybas of the News Tribune looks at the impressive special teams play of Jeremy Lane, particularly his talents as a gunner on punt coverage. As Dybas notes, Lane is playing at a Pro Bowl level, but unfortunately for him, he's not on the ballot as a special teams player.
Jayson Jenks of the Seattle Times looks at the Seahawks' willingness to let certain players take risks. Along those lines, in case you missed it, I wrote last week about the risk/reward aspect of Golden Tate.
Terry Blount of ESPN.com warns you not to immediately expect too much out of Percy Harvin when the receiver returns.
Art Thiel of SportsPressNW.com notes that there can be a down side to bringing a star player like Harvin in at midseason. Just ask the Sounders.
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BWW Reviews: New Moon Theatre Ghost Hunts with HAINT
For some months, I had been hearing strong, positive comments about a previous stage reading of actor/singer Justin Asher's original HAINT, and finally, tonight, after mounting publicity (including a spot on WKNO's Checking on the Arts and an article in The Commercial Appeal's GO MEMPHIS), I was able to attend the first, complete performance of the play, staged by New Moon Theatre at Theatre Works. Not since Jerre Dye's original CICADAS have I left a theatre in such a state of excitement; like Mr. Dye's play, which recently had a highly successful production in Chicago, this is a play born of a region and time - in this case, the isolated Ozarks of Arkansas in 1953.
Mr. Asher himself, in the Program Notes, states: "[M]y Grandfather used to tell me as a child about 'The Woman on White Horse Mountain.' It was a ghost story he told about a woman who wandered the hills, ringing a bell and searching for her missing son. And, according to him, if you ever ventured up to White Horse after dark you could still hear the ghost of the old mountain woman ringing her bell and calling for her lost child." Such isolated settings as the lonely foothills of the Ozarks and such peculiar women as Mr. Asher's midwife and herbal doctor "Mercy Seer" are not unknown to me. As a child in similar rural settings in the 1950's, I was wide-eyed at the ghost stories spun by my mother's friend Mrs. Randle, and I was intrigued by such nearby ladies as the isolated "Miss Sally" and "Miss Pinkie," who would occasionally walk miles until they passed our house on their way to the country store.
"Mercy Seer" is a great creation - and not entirely what we think she is. As veteran actress Janie Paris plays her, she is both strong and strange. Surrounded by her herbs (including the deadly nightshade), she is, as her free spirit son "Charlie" calls her, an "old bag of bones." She seems of the earth itself; in fact, her body, clothes, and dirty apron could all be one. Withdrawn from the rest of the world, she hovers over Charlie, both in his boyhood (the barefoot Jules Heck) and manhood (a rebellious David Geoffrey Hammons); their relationship is like an otherworldly "Amanda" and "Tom" from Tennessee Williams' THE GLASS MENAGERIE. Mercy lives in the past, and one of Mr. Asher's inspired creations is that of the bottle tree, for Mercy's grandmother had decided to collect bits and pieces belonging to each dead relative and putting them into a bottle to be hung from a tree. (When the wind blows and the bottles clink together, supposedly the souls have become animated and try to communicate with each other.) It's a great visual touch (and has been beautifully realized by Set Designer Chris Sterling).
When Mercy loses Charlie in a tragic accident, she becomes increasingly unhinged; and this allows Mr. Asher to resurrect the young Charlie in memory scenes, not unlike those in Arthur Miller's DEATH OF A SALESMAN. Mercy has lost Charlie, to be sure; but throughout the play, she must reclaim herself, and she must learn to love and help others. In order to do so, she must venture beyond the boundaries she has set for herself.
The "Haint," or ghost, provides the narration for much of the play. Unlike Mercy's rather coarse four-letter expletives (which elicit a lot of humor throughout the play), the narration of the ghost is much, once more, like that of "Tom" in GLASS: Probing, wise, poetic (in fact, the lines rhyme). Mr. Hammons' "will of the wisp" delivery here is at odds with the rambunctious altercations we have heard between mother and son.
Other characters whose lives intersect with these two are an interesting lot. There's the outwardly pious, inwardly poisonous "Mrs. Jessup," grandly played by Randi Sluder. (I kept imagining the stoutish Evelyn Varden in this role; few probably remember her as "Monica" in the stage and film versions of THE BAD SEED and the gossip in Charles Laughton's THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTER, but to those of us who revere invaluable character actresses, she was always a welcome presence.) At first this role seems a rehash of a characterization we've seen many times before; however, Mr. Asher allows her to transcend a comic stereotype by providing her with some fairly vicious exit lines. For my money, she's the most insufferable character in the play, and Ms. Sluder is more than up to the task.
Then there are the sheriff and his wife, played by Steven Burk and Aliza Moran. As the play unfolds, it's these characters who begin to demand our attention, and Mr. Asher has done an admirable job in raising hints and questions about their characters and relationship. (The sheriff, for example, seems sympathetic, tortured, weak, and brutal; it's a complex characterization, and perhaps the most intriguing in the play). As the work unfolds, we understand why each of these has reached out to touch the reclusive Mercy.
The writing here is often so good that I wanted to READ what the ghost was narrating - the lines needed to be considered and re-considered; however, Leigh Ann Evans, evincing a real connection with the play and its characters, kept it moving. That final fifteen minutes or so is a revelation; the conclusion - trust me here - is more than satisfying.
The lighting design by Summer Pike is perfect (I could swear I saw fireflies), and the Set Design by Chris Sterling lives up to that gentleman's last name. I myself have traveled well the world Mr. Asher has created, and I could not imagine its being any better staged - leaves gathered around a porch; loose, unpainted boards; peeling chair.
I observed a larger-than-normal representation of theatre folk on hand for this premiere performance. I think we can all agree that, with Mr. Asher's initial effort, we were part of a special theatrical event. It was a sold- out performance. Through June 15. Photo courtesy of New Moon Theatre.
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A car bomb explosion in the holy city of Karbala has killed 68 people. After the attack, an angry crowd gathered and began attacking Iraqi police, accusing them of failing to protect the population. Elsewhere in Iraq, nine U.S. soldiers have been killed in the last two days.
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—School Library Journal, starred review
Holly Goldberg Sloan is the author of the New York Times bestselling Counting by 7s and the highly acclaimed novel I'll Be There, and has written and directed a number of successful family feature films. She was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and spent her childhood living in California; the Netherlands; Istanbul; Washington, DC; and Oregon. The mother of two sons, Holly lives with her husband in Santa Monica, California.


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Four Caterpillar Crafts and Activities for Kids
Spring is a great time to teach preschoolers about the life cycles of caterpillars. From reading The Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle to actually watching a caterpillar create a cocoon and turn into a butterfly, there are many fun activities you can do with kids to teach them about caterpillars and butterflies. Here are just a few ideas to get you started.
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To teach children about the life cycle of a caterpillar, what is better than watching a real caterpillar turn into a butterfly? InsectLore.com offers live butterfly gardens where you can place actual cocoons. Your child gets to watch as the caterpillar creates a cocoon and eventually turns into a beautiful monarch butterfly. At your local library you can also find many books about monarch butterflies that you can use along with the live lesson, tailoring the information according to the age of your child.
Caterpillar Kabobs
For a little fun in the kitchen, let your child create a "grape kabob" that looks like a caterpillar. Your child will love making this edible creature.
For this activity you will need wooden skewers, approximately twelve green grapes for each kabob, mini chocolate chips, and white frosting.
Help your child place twelve grapes on each kabob. This will be the caterpillar's body. For the caterpillar's face place two tiny dots of white frosting on the first grape, and then place a mini chocolate chip in the center of each dap of frosting.
Serve, and enjoy!
Counting Caterpillar
This activity combines a craft with a lesson in counting. You will need:
- Five paper plates
- Pipe cleaners
- Craft paints
- Sponges
- Marker
- Hole punch
- Google eyes
- Glue
- Scissors
First have your child use the sponge and craft paints to paint each of the paper plates a different color. Set the plates aside to dry.
Use the marker to write the numbers 1 to 5, one number on each plate.
Next use the hole punch to place holes each edge (left and right) of each plate. Have your child put the plates in numerical order, one through five.
Use small pieces of pipe cleaner to attach the plates side by side by placing them through the punched holes (the plates should now form the shape of a caterpillar).
Help your child use the marker to draw a face on the first plate. Glue on the google eyes. You can use the pipe cleaners to create antennae. Punch holes at the top of the first plate to attach the antennae.
Your child will really enjoy painting and putting together this caterpillar. It is also a great opportunity to work on important counting skills.
Thumbprint Caterpillar
This is a quick fun craft for preschoolers. All you need are some white paper and craft paints in a variety of colors.
Place some green paint on a paper plate and have your child use his or her thumbprints to create the body of a caterpillar. Use more paints or a marker to draw the caterpillar's face and legs.
There are many caterpillar crafts and activities you can have fun doing with kids. These are just a few to get you started. With a little creativity and imagination, you can incorporate arts and crafts, science, and reading all at one time, providing a valuable learning experience for your preschool aged child.
Kathy Davis is a professional blogger who provides parents and guardians with information and reviews for after school care programs and day cares. She writes for The Learning Experience, a leading after school program in Brooklyn, NY.
Three Outdoor Scavenger Hunts for Spring
by Sera Filson
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Spring has sprung, and many of us still have cabin fever…or as we call it up north: "shack happy" and "rammy". Although the freezing winter weather may be gone, and it's still not picnic or beach weather yet, it's still good to get outside, and soak in some fresh air and sunshine–not to mention exercise.
Sometimes we hang out indoors so much during the winter, it's hard to get back into the swing of going outside. Having a reason to go out, even on a chilly day, can make everyone more excited about getting out of the house. And once you get moving, you'll be warm in no time, and may even need to peel off a few sweaters and jackets as you exercise and get the blood pumping, and as the sun warms the earth.
Here are a few ideas of things you can do on your next outing with the kids, whether it's to the park, or a nice stroll through the neighborhood.
1. Play "I-Spy" for Spring
Have everyone on the outing take turns calling out sights that they don't normally see during the winter, such as:
- A bud or small leaves on a tree or bush
- A plant emerging from the ground
- A spring flower in bloom
- Spring fruit
- Open windows
- People sitting outside
- Open coats
- Someone skateboarding
- People using bicycles
- Bathing suits in a shop window
2. Play "I-Hear" for Spring
Take turns letting everyone identify different sounds that you don't hear when you're indoors, such as:
- A clap of thunder
- A woodpecker
- Music from an open car window
- A bird singing
- Music from an ice cream truck
- Kids playing in the playground
- A lawn mower
- Frogs or toads
3. Collect Rubbings for a Spring Collage Art Project
This activity calls for indoor and outdoor time, which will help everyone acclimate to the spring weather in small doses. You can get a little fresh air and exercise, and then if the weather changes, go inside before you freeze. Just put a few supplies in your bag, and go outside and look for interesting textures that you can rub onto paper.
When you get back inside, cut out the rubbings and glue them into a collage. This activity not only has everyone using their eyes, but their creativity as well.
Supplies Needed:
- Paper: any color will do
- Drawing media: crayons and colored pencils for toddlers, and maybe charcoal and pastels for elementary school age children
- A bag or tote to carry the art supplies: a big bag is best so it's easy to reach in and get things out of it, like a large shopping bag or beach tote
- Large, thick poster paper: one for each child, and one for yourself, too, mom and dad!
- Glue: glue stick for toddlers, Elmer's glue for older kids
- Scissors: blunt for toddlers, sharp is okay for older kids
Part 1: Hunt for Texture
a. Go for a walk to some place you haven't been in a while…that is, where you haven't really taken the time to slowly stroll and enjoy the scenery. Whether it's your neighborhood, a local park, or a downtown shopping area, keep an eyes open for interesting surfaces as you stroll along. Anything with texture will do, such as tree bark, a wooden park bench, a cobblestone walkway, or signs with raised letters and graphics.
b. Place your paper on top of the textured surface and rub over it with your crayon, colored pencil, or pastels. Rub until the the image starts to form–not too lightly and not too hard. You'll get the feel for it after a rubbing or two. And don't restrain yourself–make as many rubbings on as many textures as you can during the trip. A wider variety will make the collage assembly more interesting and more fun!
Part 2: Collage Assembly
a. When you get home, make sure everyone has a large work space so they can spread their work out and admire their collections. Have them choose their favorite or the most interesting ones, and cut around them with the scissors.
b.Then they can glue their rubbing shapes to their poster board. You can either direct the kids to follow your instructions and tell them how to arrange their rubbings on the collage, which can make comparing each others' artwork at the end of the project quite fun; or you can just let them assemble their collage however they want, maybe giving them suggestions, or let them think of their own method.
Some ideas for assembly order might be to:
- arrange them in the order in which they were collected, to show the time line of the outing
- make a shape–like a flower, tree, or a person
- arrange them randomly, for an artistic and unique abstract effect
Have you been in the house all winter, and forgot what your neighborhood looks and sounds like? Why not reacquaint yourself by trying one, if not all, of the above activities. And have fun hunting–there are treasures all around you!


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Central Otago Motorcycle Tours
Motorcycle tour options from a 3 hour tour into the Nevis Valley to a 10 day tour of the South Island. A range of motorcycles to choose, and all gear and accommodation as required included.
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Central Otago Motorcycle Tours are based near Queenstown New Zealand and offer a variety of motorcycling adventures in the South Island of New Zealand. The South Island of New Zealand has some of the most diverse scenery in the world with mountains, lakes, rain forest, glaciers, coastal areas, farmland, fiords and many attractions and activities to enjoy en route.
All our tours are flexible and can be tailored to meet your time, budget and interests – for some of the possible variations see individual tours on the Trail Bike Tours and Road Tours tabs.
Tours can be arranged for two or more motorcycles (with or without pillions). A guided tour for a single motorcycle can also be arranged, but carries a surcharge.
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Ngo Thi Doan Thanh, Party Central Committee member, Deputy Secretary of the Hanoi municipal Party Committee and Chairwoman of the Hanoi municipal People's Council, on May 27 announced the list of 95 elected candidates for the 2011-2016 term of the municipal People's Committee.
Of the 95 elected candidates, 23 are female, one is from an ethnic minority group, one is a dignitary and seven are non-Party members.
In Hanoi, 99.37 percent of voters cast their ballots in 30 constituencies to elect the appropriate number of candidates in each constituency.
Candidates who won the highest number of votes (over 80 percent) included Nguyen The Thao, Chairman of the Hanoi municipal People's Committee; Ngo Thi Doan Thanh, Chairwoman of the Hanoi municipal People's Council; Hoang Cong Khoi, Secretary of the Hoan Kiem district Party Committee; Nguyen Quoc Anh, Director of Back Mai Hospital; Nguyen Ngoc Thach, Secretary of the My Duc district Party Committee; Pham Van Cham, Chairman of the Dong Anh district People's Committee, and Nguyen Quoc Hung, Director of the Hanoi municipal Department for Transport.
The lowest number of votes for an elected candidate was 52.42 percent. Two self-nominated candidates were not elected.
The first meeting of the Hanoi municipal People's Council in the 2011-2016 term will be held at the end of June.
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Hi, hello. Thanks for coming to this corner of the internet. I wish I could give you a tour and then show you to the gift shop, but I don't have one of those. I am currently booking projects for August and September 2017.
I live in Houston, Texas and work as a designer and image maker. In my spare time, if I'm not sleeping or daydreaming, I'm making banners for Of Our Youth or going on excursions with Lauren Marek trying to learn more about everything. I also spend way too much time on youtube watching tutorials or my favorite youtubers.
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Guildensternenstein 20:22, 7 February 2009 (UTC)
|Brilliant. There's nothing like meta-humour that makes fun of the stupid parts of an awesome game. If all game articles were this good, Uncyclopedia's bottom tiers would be at least half as tedious. I only have one small niggle, and that is the bracketed exclamations (exclamations!?) grow a little tedious by the end of the article. But it's probably worth is for the overall effect anyway.
|Metal Gear Solid is meticulously recreated in encyclopaedic article form + lambasting ridiculous aspects of the game = win. The only other thing I would have snuck in somewhere is some sort of comment about the radio frequency being on the back of the game case. The pointless Codec interruptions are great, the stealth section is wonderful, and the anti-climactic ending perfect.
|Prose and formatting:
|Not sure if renowned is intentionally spelt wrong in the Boss Battles section, but this is my only niggle. Overall prose and formatting is extremely effective.
|Images good, but nothing to write home about. Possibly would have been more effective in the Codec images to replace the text with your caption text. Images are made funny by the captions, which is good.
|I love this article.
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|Win. This article WILL be featured.
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It's that time of year again — back to school. In North Branch, the elementary, middle and high school all welcomed new teachers last week.
Front row: Jeanne Degerstrom, Nichole Swanson, Ashley Rudolph, Kelsey Cannon, Anessa Beimert. Back row: Sean Dougherty, Nina Klinkner, Corrine Anderson, Jill Knutson, Jessica Szymanski-Orson, Jennifer Heath, Samantha Hebzynski. Not pictured: Johanna Gillquist. Photos supplied


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Aftermath: Japan #9
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Tokyo -- Camouflaged beyond recognition by Jap billboards and Off-Limit signs, a Musical extravaganza was discovered in Tokyo by Tom Shafer, Acme correspondent, in the theater where Japs once manufactured huge balloons which were to carry bombs to the U.S. Reminiscent of Broadway in its weaker moments, and lightly colored with the Ziegfeld touch, the revue had many elements of American showmanship. Staging and production followed the American pattern, featuring a vocalist backed up by a snappy chorus. Kimonos gave place to tights, blouses and evening gowns in the American song and dance musical, one of the first in Japan in four years. This photo shows the Butterfly Dance number of the production. (1946)
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There were two earthquakes today in Cleveland and they came just hours apart from each other. The first earthquake was a 5.9 on the Richter scale, which shook most of the northeast of the United States and the other came hours later as Shin Soo-Choo hit a walk-off three-run home run to help the Indians pull the win out of the team's proverbial butts.
It was the first game of a day-night doubleheader and Choo almost didn't play following the birth of his daughter, but the Indians were certainly thankful that was not the case. After the tribe had given up the lead in the ninth on a two-run double, Choo came up in the bottom of the ninth with two on and crushed the first pitch he saw from Seattle Mariners closer Brandon League. The loss was the 12th this season that came on a walk-off for Seattle and it was their 68th game decided by two runs or less.
"It's like a movie," the South Korean said. "It's the first walk-off homer of my baseball career and one of the biggest. That's the perfect present, right?"
The Indians have been in a skid as of late and had previously lost four in a row before Tuesday's win. Currently, Cleveland is tied with the Chicago White Sox for second place in the AL Central and trail the first place Detroit Tigers by five games.
The Indians started the season on a tear and enjoyed first place exclusively until close to the All-Star break. However, injuries and streaky play have cooled the Indians down and time is beginning to run out. Travis Hafner has been one of Cleveland's biggest bats this season but now it looks as though he is finished for the season. The Indians are also wondering when they'll get Grady Sizemore – who has been out since July 18 – back to help the team remain in the hunt. These are two very big question marks for a team that can only make the playoffs by winning the division.
If the team has one more good run left in it, it is going to have to come soon but right now it doesn't help that the Tigers are playing some of their best baseball of the season.
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Right, let me get this straight from the outset. I don't mind the odd love song. Let me say that again, just incase you missed it, the ODD love song. I have been working both Saturday and Sunday, in my Retail Nursery Job. Whilst i love it to bits, there is one thing that pisses me off, ill give you a second to figure it out.
Yep you got it…….the music. I listened to love songs for 8 hrs on Sunday and 5 hrs on Saturday. Now let me tell you, it isn't different CD's either. It is the same Mind Mumbling-ly Sickening Sad Soppy CD. Yes there are a few good ones on there. And by few i mean like 2. But Celin Dion (or however it is spelt), Desiree (from Baz Luhrmann's Romeo & Juliet) and other various shockers that i can't think of now don't tend to make up good listening for me. That is why i tend to go outside, where the music isnt as loud, thus i can't hear it and be brain-washed by its evil influences of mushy-ness, toward my fellow woman.
I must admit though, that if i decided to get off my lazy ass and actually make a CD that i wanted to listen to, i could play it on the CD player, would just need to be chilled out. I can handle that, i liked chilled out. It makes the day go faster when you have music that rocks on the stereo. Didn't you know that it is a Scientific fact?
Why do love songs always need to be so crappy and predictable? Seriously they all say the exact same things. "Oh i love you…..you loved me…we were happy….now i can't love you/love you more than ever……sleep with me/i hate your fucking guts" etc etc That sorta stuff,just makes my head go….arrrrgh give it up already. Love is fun, sure it hurts when it fails, but fuck stop writing about it. Isn't there a song out there already that expresses what you feel? I'm sure in the 2005+ years of human existance someone has said exactly what you want to say. Try fucking google-ing it.
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Crazy Justin Bieber Fans Threaten And Harass Teen "Defector"
Sydney Dalton was a Justin Bieber fan, but, like many teenagers, her tastes evolved and one day she and a few of her friends declared they were "over" the pop star in a YouTube video. In a truly, uh, punk rock move, they filmed themselves tearing down their Bieber posters. Anarchy! Of course, also like many teenagers, Dalton was only down on her idol for, like, a second, and deleted the video after she apparently decided she was into the Biebs again. But diehard Bieber fans were not amused by her "defection," however momentary. Dalton has been harassed via Twitter so vehemently that her name became a trending topic, along with the copiously used hashtag #SlutneyDalton, and she's even received death threats. Um, kids these days?According to Jezebel, even though her video (and anti-Bieber phase) were only around briefly, the story picked up steam as "rumors spread on Twitter that [Dalton] and Bieber were dating, that she was asked to be in his 3D movie, that he sang 'One Less Lonely Girl' to her at a recent Madison Square Garden concert, that she got free tickets to his concerts, that she called Justin a fag and told him it was his fault his parents had split."
Prior to this incident, Dalton already had 10,000 followers, mostly from within the Bieber fan community, but she's gained 7,000 more. In addition to nasty and profanity-laden messages directed at her on Twitter, fans of Bieber have also posted response videos on YouTube, slamming the teen for daring to turn on the singer. One video features a teen girl saying she would hit Dalton "in the f**king face with a full wine bottle," while multiple other videos feature fans ripping up photos of Dalton herself.
As Jezebel notes in their post on the subject, Dalton has remained remarkably restrained with her own response, tweeting to her followers: "Can you all focus more attention on a hurricane that can kill people rather then talking about wanting to kill me? Thanks," and "Thanks to everyone defending me : ) I really do appreciate it. I'm just not gonna let these HATERS ruin my day. Love you all." She, unlike these other twerps, sounds like the kind of fan Bieber would be proud of. [Jezebel]


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Tea Perfume Is Hot In The UK… What's Your Favorite Scent?
1. Fresh Bread
2. Cut Grass
3. Clean Laundry
4. Tea
5. Coffee
7. Petrol
8. Chocolate (Alright, now we're talking!)
9. Cakes
10. New Books (Huh?)
Now, with all due respect, I have not had the chance to sample Tetley's new tea perfume. I can say though that I love the smell of Cheerios in the morning here in Buffalo, but I would not want to wear it. I love the smell of vanilla though, and often buy vanilla-scented lotion. As much as I love chocolate, I'd rather eat it than wear it!
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I asked yesterday how long it would be before the Occupy movement finally killed someone.
The answer? Less than 24 hours.
A 35-year-old man died Thursday from a gunshot wound sustained at the "Occupy Burlington" encampment, but the circumstances surrounding the shooting were unclear, the Burlington Free Press reported.
The man was transported to a nearby hospital in "grave" condition at around 2:20pm local time but he later died of his wounds. A gun was recovered in City Hall Park, where "Occupy Burlington" protesters have been camped since Oct. 28, the newspaper said.
Early indications from the crack forensic staff of the drum circle are that the death was self-inflicted. Police are being more cautious, and haven't speculated just yet.
I guess I need to be more specific: When do you think that the first Occupy murder will take place?
Update: Good grief. And if the murder wasn't bad enough, they beat the crap out of the journalists trying to cover it. Mustn't have people seeing the truth behind the narrative, you know.


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Jonas Valanciunas is looking visibly bigger and stronger as Summer League began for the Toronto Raptors on Sunday.
Valanciunas had 23 points and seven rebounds in just over 25 minutes of play.
"I want to get better like always," said Valanciunas about his Summer League goals. "Every game, every practice, every minute on the court I want to get better. This is the same way."
This is the first time Valanciunas has participated in Summer League because he was helping Lithuania qualify for the 2012 Olympics.


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2010 Course: Environment
The first "Media for Social Change" mini-course took place in April 2010 in recognition of the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day. The one-credit mini-course and public event focused on the environment and sustainability.
Keynote speaker for the program was Lynne Twist — a global activist, fundraiser, speaker, consultant, and author. The public program also featured a taped message from Paul Hawken, environmentalist, entrepreneur, and author.


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Female CEOs of Fortune 500 Companies: Heather Bresch
Fortune 500 Company: Mylan
Became CEO: January 2012
MYL Stock Under Bresch: +99% (vs. +43% for S&P 500)
A common theme on this list: Female CEOs who worked their way up one company's corporate ladder. That's precisely what Heather Bresch, the current CEO of pharma giant Mylan (MYL) did. She had already worked at Mylan for two decades when she was appointed head honcho in late 2011, effective at the start of 2012.
As countless summaries of her career point out, Bresch made it to the top despite controversy around her education. The now-CEO of Mylan allegedly received her MBA from West Virginia University without completing required credits.
Bresch denied it … and made it to the top anyways. That's likely because, as previous Mylan CEO Robert Coury said in a prepared statement when she was appointed, Bresch "has unmatched knowledge of Mylan and the industry, and she has demonstrated extraordinary passion, dedication and leadership in executing our strategic goals."
Clearly her background and passion has paid off. Since Bresch officially took over, Mylan has been solid. MYL stock has more than doubled the S&P 500's climb since the start of 2012, and is actually leading the InvestorPlace Best Stocks of 2013 contest with a 55% year-to-date total return.


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Andy Serkis In For The Hobbit
And so is Ian McKellen!
After months of stories that made reference to Lord Of The Rings stalwarts Andy Serkis and Ian McKellen still being stuck in talks to reprise their Gollum and Gandalf roles for The Hobbit's twin instalments, there is some good news: Serkis has locked down a deal to appear as everyone's favourite twisted little miscreant. Master loves him!
And Gandalf? According to The Hollywood Reporter, McKellen has signed his own deal to return, which brings joy to our hearts. Especially since Gollum and Gandalf are, after all, legitimate players in the Hobbit story. Gandalf helps out Bilbo (Martin Freeman) and the dwarfs and, at one point, Bilbo makes his way into the haunted former hobbit's lair and half-inches the Ring of Power from Gollum.
Given Serkis' close ties to Hobbit filmmaker Peter Jackson (he shoved the boundaries of performance capture with the director in King Kong and crops up as Captain Haddock in Tintin, which Jackson has overseen with Steven Spielberg), it was likely only a matter of time until he agreed to return to the Tolkien universe.
And slipped into the middle of the Deadline story is a tantalising reference to Christopher Lee negotiating to possibly return as Saruman and Ian Holm being sought to play the older version of Bilbo as seen in the original Lord Of The Rings trilogy.
The Hobbit films, with their sprawling, multi-continental cast, will kick off shooting next month in New Zealand.


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Soul of a Lion
Soul of a Lion
One Woman's Quest to Rescue Africa's Wildlife Refugees
By Barbara Bennett; Marieta Van Der Merwe (Foreword by)
National Geographic Society, Hardcover, 9781426206542, 303pp.
Publication Date: September 21, 2010
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For animal lovers, nature enthusiasts, and the vast readership for gripping true-life stories, this African saga is a must-read adventure. It chronicles the unique Harnas Wildlife Foundation in Namibia, where Marieta van der Merwe and her family, former wealthy cattle farmers, have sold land to buy and care for embattled wildlife. We meet Sam, the "AIDS" lion infected by mistake at a vet clinic. Boerjke, a baboon with epilepsy and Down syndrome. Savanna, the one-eyed lioness. And Marieta van der Merwe herself, the inspiring proprietor of Harnas who shares her home with needy wild animals. Survivor of an early life fraught with personal tragedy in the African Bush, she now devotes herself as care-giver and ambassador for wildlife and wildland. Told with insight, humor, and thrilling immediacy by author and Harnas volunteer Barbara Bennett, this story will captivate readers of all ages.
About the Author
Barbara Bennett is a professor of English at North Carolina State University and a frequent volunteer at Harnas Wildlife Refuge. She has written numerous articles for local magazines and for scholarly publications. This is her first book.
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I am close to my family and on a typical weekend you can find me and my cousins out in search for the best red velvet cupcake, or the best burger in town, or out hunting for the most unusual food truck fusion meal. What can I say? I love to eat!!
I would love to make new friends to further explore this great city, to discover more amazing food, check out cultural festivals, catch a good movie, watch a local band play or
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Summer for him was a hay fever nightmare.
"My eyes would be terribly runny. They would be like slits, and the roof of my mouth itched.
"I would get a fever with my symptoms so I would feel as if I had the flu all the time and I would be short of breath. I would feel lethargic and totally miserable.
"Every time the summer ends I would forget about it, but I would suffer six months of misery," he said.
Art director David, 38, from London, tried all the usual remedies - but nothing gave him the relief he needed.
His doctor suggested he tried immunotherapy and David was accepted onto a trial at the London Chest Hospital.
They discovered he was allergic to grass pollen and for the first 16 weeks he spent three hours a week receiving treatment to to bring down his immune system reaction to normal levels by exposing him to tiny amounts of the pollen.
Now he has top-up treatment once a month.
The following summer, David noticed dramatic results.
"It was fantastic. I was like a different person. I had no symptoms at all.
"This summer I had a few more symptoms, but then the pollen count was higher. However I hardly had to use my anti-histamines."
He hopes that after another few years of treatment his immunity will have reached such a level that he has lifelong protection.
"I think they say you have to have the treatment for about five years to experience the long-term benefits."
David is not alone. Many people with hay fever forget about the condition during autumn and winter and only seek treatment once symptoms return the following year.
But there are preventative medications which can help those afflicted.
Immunotherapy is desensitisation treatment which allows the body to build up its tolerance of the protein which causes hay fever.
At the moment, people receiving this treatment need to be given injections and cared for in a specialist centre because there is a risk of an allergic reaction.
But a new vaccine for hay fever in pill form is due to be launched next year.
Grazax will initially only be available on prescription and recommended for patients who have not responded to current treatments.
But experts say the pill, developed by ALK-Abello, is likely to prove popular and could help around one million people in the UK alone.
Richard Powell, professor of clinical immunology and allergy, at Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham, said instead of having to go to hospital for treatment, people would be able to take this treatment at home, although the first dose must be taken in a hospital so doctors can check for any adverse reactions.
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He stressed however, that patients wanting to take advantage of immunotherapy should act now and ask to be referred by their GP.
He said immunotherapy was a treatment that needed to be build up gradually and not just started in the weeks before the hay fever season restarts.
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An Arduino + TI TLC5940 driving 12 LEDs and 12 analog gauges. Displays server load relative to previous day's maximum updating every second.
I am a part-time maker, full time nerd. By day, I am a Product Manager at OpenDNS, an amazing company with globally distributed datacenters serving 30 billion DNS queries per day. That's a huge number and even more substantial considering that 1 out of every 100 people connected to the Internet is using the service.
OpenDNS is turning 5 years old and I wanted to build something cool for the office to commemorate the occasion. I wanted to make a beautiful object that would look amazing and would make people think about what we had accomplished. I was also way overdue for an Arduino project.
I love old sci-fi war rooms and power stations with hundreds of gauges. While I would love to build something on the scale of this old Soviet power station, lets start small and then scale up :).
My design goals were:
- Design must be have both vintage and contemporary elements. I love steampunk as much as the next guy but not for this project.
- Arduino driven. It has been a year since my last Arduino project and it's time to get back to my favorite little microcontroller.
- Expandable – not everything has to be done at once but a little work now gets me more to play with later. I used RGB tri-color LEDs but only connected the red channel for the first iteration.
- Get others involved. I am surrounded by brilliant engineers at work. If I provide them with instructions on how to send data to the panel over USB, they will do a much better job than I ever could. While this write up is about my work, it was awesome to work with engineers Doug Tabacco and Adam on this project.
- Pre-finished Birch Plywood – cut to 18″x24″ pieces to fit on the laser bed.
- Arduino – I had an Arduino Mega sitting around but it's overkill for what I need. I need lots of PWM outputs and the Mega only has 13.
- TI TLC5940 LED Drivers – I daisy chained two of these chips to drive up 32 PWM/analog outputs. Each chip is about $4 and there is a good library with plenty of examples of Arduino+TLC5940. The one odd thing is that the 594o controls the individual cathodes (negative) so all the LEDs have to be common anode.
- 5mm common anode RGB Leds – I am only controlling the red channel with fading for now but will hook up the rest of the colors later to allow color changes.
- 0-5v gauges – the Arduino+TLC5940 can drive up to 5v which makes these panel gauges ideal. I originally tested on a 0-1A gauge with the shunt cut off but having 12 identical gauges already set up for 5v made the project much simpler.
- Misc – a little bit of glue, some 22AWG wire, 22AWG butt crimps and tap splices and a breadboard.
The world map is from http://www.vectorworldmap.com/. I had to remove some detail before laser etching the map because of how close all of the tiny islands off Alaska and Europe. Laser etching can be done in one of two ways: Raster and vector. While raster mode allows for fill and shading, vector mode etching cannot be beat for detail and sharpness. All of the outlines were converted into hairline vectors in CorelDraw and vector etched at 100% speed, 10% power, 1200dpi.
I found the locations of our data centers on the map and added mounting holes for the LEDs. Since I am using nice 5mm RGB diffused LEDs, I wanted to show them off. Instead of drilling a single big hole, I decided to laser cut a hole for each lead (Red, Anode, Green, Blue). Each hole is 0.5mm in diameter with .75mm spacing between holes. This aligned the leads perfectly and snugly allowing me to attach wires from the back.
The gauges are voltmeters that measure 0-5v DC. I originally planned on replacing the face of the gauges but the stock gauges looked so good I didn't bother. The ambiguity of 0-5 only seemed to add to the overall effect.
I ended up using calipers to measure the gauges and making some fit-test cuts out of cardboard first. To my surprise, the first cut was perfect.
I have been playing with box joints for a little while and really like the contrast of laser charred edges against a light birch face. I got my settings dialed in to the point that I was getting a dovetail-like fit. In fact the boxes you see here are incredibly hard to disassemble.
For this project, I will be assembling and disassembling frequently so I adjusted my settings to make for a looser fit.
The laser cutter at TechShop has an 18″ x24″ bed. This is a great size but scaling the world map to fit in that space with enough room for two rows of gauges left New York and Washington DC so close together that the LEDs would be touching. I needed to scale up.
Since I have 24″ on one end I decided to make the case 23″ x 23″ x 6″. The 23″x6″ sides/top/bottom cut easily. I then split the back into two pieces and the front into three pieces. By keeping the front modular, I was able to permanently glue the sides, top front and bottom front but allow the middle front and back to be removed. Why leave that extra space in the middle? I'm not sure yet but I think there may have to be some rocker switches, buttons and dials added to the panel in the future.
Assembly and Wiring
This picture pretty much tells it all. The clamps were probably unnecessary since the finger joints were holding just fine but one can never be too careful. The only part missing from the shot is the Arduino that sits along the bottom along with a breadboard holding two TLC5940 chips. Notice the hole in bottom left for USB cord.
Final Assembly
Hot glue used to hold wires in place. I reversed colors (oops) and the common negative/cathode is black for the LEDs.
Tiny butt crimp connectors attach the LED leads to the wires. You'll also notice the red wire taps to attach common anode. Electrical tape is covering up the unused green and blue pins.
Arduino and breadboard are attached to the bottom of the case using foam tape.
I couldn't be happier with how it turned out! Currently sitting at my desk at OpenDNS HQ getting a nice week long continuously on burn in to test for any issues before moving to a more central area.
The Arduino makes serial communication pretty simple. The two tricky parts are keeping the serial connection open and debugging. I settled on the format of three digits and a character to indicate which location (LED+Gauge) was being updated. For example, updating Amsterdam to 100% (gauge pinned at 5, LED glowing brightly) send 100A or 050A for 50%. The computer does all the heavy lifting of fetching stats and scaling it.
At this point, uber-engineer and friend Doug Tabacco took over and wrote the control software. His python script scrapes the per-site stats data, normalizes it to a % value and sends that value over serial every 0.085 seconds.
Everything seemed to be fine but then a strange thing happened: after a few minutes of testing his Mac's USB port stopped responding until the computer was rebooted. I was starting to freak out because we were planning on bringing the board to a party 5 days away and this was more than just a little weird glitch. My first assumption was that there was something wrong with the Arduino. Then after a good night's sleep I realized I forgot to comment out one of my debug serial outputs in the Arduino code. The Arduino was sending a line of serial output every .085 seconds (12 outputs per second)… yep, that's how you fill a buffer and cause weird things to happen. After commenting out that output line in the Arduino code, Doug's script worked perfectly!


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BWW Reviews: Boulder's Dinner Theatre Presents CINDERELLA - Some Enchanted Evening!
Boulder's Dinner Theatre presents a enchanting version of Rogers & Hammerstein's classic CINDERELLA playing now through September 1st. The story concerns a young woman forced into a life of servitude by her cruel stepmother and self-concerned stepsisters, who dreams of a better life. With the help of her Fairy Godmother, Cinderella is transformed into a Princess and finds her Prince.
For 34 plus years, Boulder's Dinner Theatre has been entertaining Colorado and the service (especially for the massive amount of diners that descend upon this theater) is friendly and efficient; and kudos on impeccable time-management! Our server was Shelly Cox-Robie, who was a very friendly server and not the sinister step-mother that she plays onstage. The food was diverse, quite tasty, and featured several new menu items. I dined on their new dish - the vegetable curry with chicken (fresh steamed vegetables tossed in an aromatic curry tomato sauce and mounded on fluffy brown rice) that was flavorful and had a nice heat to it. Be sure to get the hummus plate to start. This delicious Mediterranean spread is a zesty blend of garbanzo beans, sesame tahini and savory spices. Served with mixed olives marinated in Greek herbs, crisp vegetables and pita chips for dipping it is the perfect dish for sharing. At intermission be sure to devour one of their new desserts - the bread pudding (spiced bread with apples and raisins served with a rich caramel sauce and topped with whipped cream) and be sure to ask for it ala mode!!!
PHAMALY favorite, Jenna Bainbridge was simply adorable in the lead role of Cinderella. The only thing that bothered me was not mentioning her disability. Honestly, I would have mentioned it in the program (Jenna has Transverse Myelitis, a neurological disorder), so that parents can be sensitive to this and explain it to their children. With that said her voice was amazing and really carried the show. Her focus and drive made you forget about her disability and she sparkled in personality and costume. Prince Christopher was played efficiently by Arvada Center veteran, Matthew Daily. He had such a silky smooth voice and a killer smile. The two scene stealers were the audiences favorite drag-queens, the wicked step-sisters (Matthew D. Peters and Bob Hoppe) who were tacky, over-the-top and absolutely fabulous! Shelly Cox-Robie as the wicked stepmother was deliciously…Wicked and Alicia Dunfee as the Fairy Godmother was sarcastic and funny. King Maximillian (Wayne Kennedy) and Queen Contantine (Tracy Warren) were very endearing and had great chemistry together. Also - total props to the servant (Seth Caikowski), who was hilarious!
I have to say that this show was so lovely and endearing. An interesting aspect that I would like to point out is that this Rodgers & Hammerstein musical is different than their other classics as it focuses more on solos and not the big choral numbers that they are known for; and I did miss that aspect. But even with that said, the entire ensemble did such an amazing job and had such high energy. The grand dance and the glass slipper sequence had the audience in stitches!
The scenic design by Amy Campion was larger than life and enchanting, and I could not believe how many sets they had backstage for this show. I also loved the rotating feature that kept everything flowing. Cinderella's transformation into princess covered every aspect of the stage and was magical and luminescent (thanks to thoughtful lighting design by Rachael Dugan and sound design by Wayne Kennedy. Costume designer Linda Morken really had her work cut out for her with this large cast and several costume changes. The outfits were colorful, flowy and gorgeous. I must give her total props on her outlandish and loud dresses for the step-sisters! Alicia Dunfee was pulling double duty as the Fairy Godmother and Director of this production and she handled both capably. Her husband, Neal Dunfee was also wonderful as the music conductor. I also have to mention that the marketing department had some genius ideas for this production, by offering additional amenities such as tea parties with the princess and well as photos with the prince and princess after the show!
This is a great show for kids and families, so grab your tiara and head on over to Boulder for this fabulous show! Boulder's Dinner Theatre production of CINDERELLA is enchanting audiences now until September 1st. For tickets or more information, contact the box office at 303-449-600 or online at www.bouldersdinnertheatre.com. Boulder's Dinner Theatre is located at 5501 Arapahoe Avenue in Boulder, Colorado.
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Authorities were expected to file a murder charge today against William R. Berger, 41, of 74532 Johnson Run Road, in connection with the shooting death Tuesday of 35-year-old Charles Touchstone, a resident of the same home.
We are reviewing the case this morning with the sheriffs office, but I can say that we do expect to file a murder charge against William R. Berger today, said Guernsey County Prosecuting Attorney C. Keith Plummer. The charge will include a firearm specification.
Plummer said the case didnt appear to be a capital case eligible for the death penalty, but the investigation was ongoing.
At this time, this doesnt appear to be an aggravated murder case that requires prior calculation and design, said Plummer. It appears to be a straight murder case based on the facts and circumstances before us at this time, but the investigation continues.
Berger was taken into custody at the house by sheriffs deputies, who were responding to an emergency 911 call. During the call, a man reportedly stated, ... he grabbed the gun out of my hand and it went off and I shot him in the head, according to emergency 911 logs.
The call was the fifth emergency 911 call from the residence in just over an hour and a half between 4:22 a.m. and 5:59 a.m. Tuesday.
Touchstone was pronounced dead at the residence by Guernsey County Coroner Dr. Janet Brockwell. An autopsy was ordered by Brockwell.
The autopsy was reportedly conducted by forensic pathologist Dr. Jeff Lee, of the Licking County Coroners Office. The results of the autopsy are expected in the coming days.
Authorities reported they had received multiple stories from Berger and two women, who were reportedly in the home at the time of the shooting.
According to the emergency 911 log, the first call from the house was received by a sheriffs dispatcher at 4:22 a.m., but nobody was on the line.
When the dispatcher called the residence, he was advised by Berger that a male subject (identified as Harry) had been causing problems at the residence, but he had left.
Deputies Sgt. Jim Stoney and Phil Archer were dispatched to the residence and spoke to both Berger and Connie Linville, who reportedly assured them everything was all right in the house.
At 5:44 a.m., emergency 911 records indicate a second call was placed from the home by a woman stating she needed someone at the residence now before hanging up.
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Fifteen minutes later, the fifth emergency 911 call was received from Berger reporting the shooting, according to 911 logs.
Berger, as well as the witnesses, were reportedly questioned by sheriffs detectives Tuesday and additional questioning was expected to take place today. Berger remained incarcerated in the Guernsey County jail.
A firearm was recovered at the scene, although the caliber of the handgun had not been released. Authorities report multiple shots were fired inside the residence, but only one struck the victim.
Touchstone was reportedly shot in the head.
Authorities have not released a motive for the shooting, although alcohol was reportedly a factor in the incident.
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