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Low Tolerance for Pain? The Reason May Be in Your GenesApr. 20, 2014 Researchers may have identified key genes linked to why some people have a higher tolerance for pain than others, according to a new study. Researchers found that nine percent of the participants had ... full story
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Outcome of Stroke Worse for People With InfectionApr. 15, 2014 Infection is bad news for all of us - but it can be really serious to people who have had a stroke. Evidence is mounting that infection makes things much worse after a stroke. The researchers show ... full story
Severe Sleep Apnea Linked to Increased Risk of Stroke, Cancer, DeathApr. 14, 2014 Moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea is independently associated with an increased risk of stroke, cancer and death. Results of the 20-year follow-up study show that people with moderate to ... full story
Pharmacists Can Significantly Improve Blood Pressure, Cholesterol in Stroke PatientsApr. 14, 2014 Stroke patients managed by a pharmacist had a 12.5 percent improvement in blood pressure and low-density lipoprotein, or 'bad' cholesterol levels compared with a control group, according to ... full story
Getting to the Root of Parkinson's DiseaseApr. 10, 2014 Working with human neurons and fruit flies, researchers have identified and then shut down a biological process that appears to trigger a particular form of Parkinson's disease present in a large ... full story
Reasons for Pain After 'Successful' Spinal SurgeryApr. 9, 2014 A new study sheds light on the basis of neuropathic pain that persists after apparently successful surgery. The topic is a question that has long puzzled physicians. In a study that melds the ... full story
Bone Marrow Stem Cells Show Promise in Stroke TreatmentApr. 9, 2014 Stem cells culled from bone marrow may prove beneficial in stroke recovery, scientists have learned. The researchers identified 46 studies that examined the use of mesenchymal stromal cells -- a type ... full story
Toward a Faster, More Accurate Way to Diagnose StrokeApr. 9, 2014 When someone suffers from a stroke, a silent countdown begins. A fast diagnosis and treatment can mean the difference between life and death. Scientists are working on a new blood test that one day ... full story
Human Protein May Trigger Parkinson's DiseaseApr. 9, 2014 Pathological forms of the alpha-synuclein protein present in deceased patients with Parkinson's disease are able to initiate and spread in mice and primates, researchers have found. This kind of ... full story
Innovative, Coordinated Brain Care Could Save Billions of Health Care DollarsApr. 8, 2014 A new patient and caregiver centered model of innovative, coordinated brain care for older adults not only improves health outcomes and quality of care for those with cognitive impairment. A new ... full story
Policy Changes Urgently Needed as Millions of Americans to Start Receiving Early Label of Alzheimer's DiseaseApr. 7, 2014 How will we, as individuals, and a society, live with brains at risk for Alzheimer's disease dementia? A neurodegenerative disease ethicist and clinician offers keen observations to help ... full story
Transplantation Cell Therapy Offers Hope to Stroke PatientsApr. 7, 2014 Researchers who conducted intraparenchymal transplantation of bone marrow-derived cell therapy in chronic stroke patients are poised to present their results of a recent study. The clinical findings ... full story
Visualizing a Safe Place Reduces Procedural PainApr. 5, 2014 Visualizing a safe place reduces operative pain, according to research. Nurses guided patients into a trance and found it helped patients cope with pain and anxiety during ablation of atrial ... full story
Insomnia May Significantly Increase Stroke RiskApr. 3, 2014 Insomnia may significantly increase your risk of stroke and subsequent stroke hospitalizations. The risk was highest -- up to eight times -- among insomniacs 18-34 years old in a recent study. The ... full story
ER Doctors Commonly Miss More Strokes Among Women, Minorities and Younger PatientsApr. 3, 2014 Doctors overlook or discount the early signs of potentially disabling strokes in tens of thousands of Americans each year, a large number of them visitors to emergency rooms complaining of dizziness ... full story
Stroke Risk Higher After Shingles, but Antiviral Drugs May Provide ProtectionApr. 3, 2014 Patients' risk of stroke significantly increased following the first signs of shingles, but antiviral drugs appeared to offer some protection, according to a new study. People with shingles, an ... full story
- New cause of brain bleeding immediately after stroke identified
- Common links between neurodegenerative diseases identified
- Severe sleep apnea linked to increased risk of stroke, cancer, death
- Pharmacists can significantly improve blood pressure, cholesterol in stroke patients
- Reasons for pain after 'successful' spinal surgery
- Bone marrow stem cells show promise in stroke treatment
- Toward a faster, more accurate way to diagnose stroke
- Human protein may trigger Parkinson's disease
- Policy changes urgently needed as millions of Americans to start receiving early label of Alzheimer's disease
- Transplantation cell therapy offers hope to stroke patients
- Insomnia may significantly increase stroke risk
- ER doctors commonly miss more strokes among women, minorities and younger patients
- Stroke risk higher after shingles, but antiviral drugs may provide protection
- Consistent blood pressure control may cut rate of second stroke in half
- Stroke patients should receive customized palliative care
- Sleep may stop chronic pain sufferers from becoming zombies
- Smoke-free air policies seem to protect the heart
- Cell-saving drugs could reduce brain damage after stroke
- Protocol for stroke patients guided by landmark study
- Adult day-care services boost beneficial stress hormones in caregivers
- Integrating mental health services in pediatric practices feasible, effective, study finds
- Picture perfect diagnosis: Telemedicine for stroke expertise
- Lack of energy at the basis of Parkinson's disease
- Underlying genetics, marker for stroke, cardiovascular disease discovered by researchers
- Older, active, confident stroke caregivers are happiest
- Bedside optical monitoring of cerebral blood flow shows promise for individualized care in stroke patients
- Early detection of Alzheimer's disease made possible by analyzing spinal fluid
- Surgery after major stroke also improves survival odds in elderly patients
- U.S. women unfamiliar with most stroke warning signs
- Alzheimer's prevention trial to monitor reactions to higher disease risk status
- Drinking alcohol several times a week increases risk of stroke mortality
- Alzheimer's-like symptoms may not be Alzheimer's
- Chronic sleep disturbance could trigger onset of Alzheimer's
- New stroke research combines brain stimulation, gait training
- Mexican-Americans suffer worse outcomes after stroke
- Stroke survivors may lose month of healthy life for 15-minute delay in treatment
- Halting immune response could save brain cells after stroke
- Scientists catch brain damage in the act
- New rehabilitation methods for amputees, stroke patients developed
- Meta-analysis: Any blood pressure reading above normal may increase risk of stroke
- Chronic pain research delves into brain: New insight into how brain responds to pain
- New treatment for atrial fibrillation reduces stroke risk
- Rare vascular disease raises stroke risk for young women
- Prehospital alerts let stroke patients skip emergency room
- Ultra-high-field MRI may allow earlier diagnosis of Parkinson's disease
- Warfarin for a-fib does not worsen outcomes for patients with kidney disease
- New therapy helps improve audio, visual perception in stroke patients
- Early strokes leave many young adults with long-lasting disability
- After death, twin brains show similar patterns of neuropathologic changes
- Improving the health of people with learning disabilities
- Brainstem discovered as important relay site after stroke
- Phantom limb pain relieved when amputated arm is put back to work
- Simple waiting room test can help diagnose depression, anxiety
- Spinal manipulative therapy reduces central pain sensitization
- You can die of a broken heart, research shows
- Vascular disease that affects mostly women is 'poorly understood' by many health care providers
- Association between diabetes, stroke found in women but not men, study shows
- White matter disease exacts heavy toll, increasing risk of stroke, Alzheimer's, dementia
- Guideline: People with irregular heartbeat should take blood thinners to prevent stroke, experts say
- Heart attacks, stroke at work often follow vigorous physical activity, study finds
- Stimulation glove for stroke patients helps improve tactile perception, motor function
- Neuron-generating brain region could hold promise for neurodegenerative therapies
- Seasonal flu vaccine may cut stroke risk
- Iron deficiency may increase stroke risk through sticky blood
- Blood pressure medications given right after stroke not beneficial
- Medication to treat agitation for Alzheimer's disease shows mixed results
- New way discovered to prevent some strokes
- Stroke survivors often return to driving without being evaluated for ability
- Hispanic stroke patients less likely to receive clot-busting drugs in border state hospitals, study shows
- Head, neck injuries may increase stroke risk among trauma patients younger than 50
- Rebuilding the brain after stroke
- Moderate exercise cuts women's stroke risk, helps offset increase risk from hormone therapy
- Blood clot risk remains higher than normal for at least 12 weeks after women deliver babies
- Treating stroke patients with intravenous magnesium within an hour of symptom onset fails to improve stroke outcome
- Common infections may increase risk for memory decline
- Most people have access to stroke care, but few get recommended treatment
- ADHD drugs not linked to increased stroke risk among children
- Sleep apnea common among stroke-related brainstem injuries
- Many stroke patients on 'clot-busting' tPA may not need long stays in ICU
- Two Parents with Alzheimer's Disease? Disease May Show up Decades Early on Brain Scans
- Depressed girls suffer most: Adolescents with psychiatric problems also likely to suffer chronic pain
- Use of mortality as measure of stroke care questioned
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By Sarah Vistocco '13
For more than 15 years, Siena College's Franciscan Giving Tree has helped local service agencies ensure that disadvantaged families in the Capital Region will celebrate a joyous and fulfilling Christmas.
"By keeping the Giving Tree alive, we're keeping the Franciscan tradition alive," said Katherine Marino '13, Franciscan Center for Service and Advocacy Event Coordinator.
According to Judy Dougherty, Associate Director of the Franciscan Center for Service and Advocacy, this year the Franciscan Giving Tree will provide hundreds of presents to local families through 24 service agencies in the Capital Region. The Giving Tree will help senior citizen and children's agencies, homeless shelters and Catholic Charities organizations. Dougherty said it is the Francisan Center's largest annual outreach initiative.
"This event allows the entire Siena community to come together and help those in need. It also gives students an opportunity to think about others, reflect and appreciate all that they have to be thankful for," said Marino.
Dougherty said since mid-November, members of the Siena College community have taken tags from Giving Trees placed throughout campus. The tags describe specific presents, including food, clothing, personal care and household items and toys on people's wish lists. Students, faculty, staff and administrators take the tags, purchase and wrap the gifts listed and leave the presents under the tree. The gifts are then given to the service agencies for distribution. Dougherty said campus offices and athletic teams also "adopt" families to support. More often than not, Dougherty said, Siena College is the only source of Christmas gifts for these neighbors in need.
"The Franciscan Giving Tree embraces concern for the poor and marginalized of society, so fundamental to the social teaching tradition of the Catholic Church, with that 'personal touch' so characteristic of the Franciscan Tradition," said Fr. Russel Murray, O.F.M., Ph.D., director of the Franciscan Center for Service and Advocacy. "These are not "the poor." They are sisters and brothers in need. In collaboration with our partner agencies, it is our privilege to serve them."
Marino and fellow student leader and Amy Lynn Vanacore '14 share a deep commitment to serving people in need. "People depend on us. If we don't get our work done then that's a child that's not going to have that gift. It goes beyond our selfishness," Marino said.
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Rick Hahn and Dayton Moore know one of the biggest realities of baseball and wasted no time acting upon it.
If you're going to go to the playoffs, you better have a strong starting rotation.
Last year, eight of the 10 postseason teams were in the top half of their leagues in starting pitcher ERA, with seven of the top nine advancing. The only teams that advanced with starting pitching in the second half of teams were the Rangers and Orioles.
The White Sox were seventh in the American League with a 4.15 ERA from a rotation that saw 12 guys make starts, in large part because opening day starter John Danks made only nine. Jake Peavy and Gavin Floyd combined for 387 innings — or 39 percent of the starters' total of 980. They had 37 quality starts between them — 43 percent of the team's 86 overall.
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Hahn concluded they were not replaceable, so he exercised Floyd's 2013 contract option while signing Peavy to a two-year extension with a vesting player option for a third year, which kept Peavy from exploring a potentially lucrative market.
Soon he's going to have to make a move to reward his best pitcher. Chris Sale is not arbitration-eligible this time around — he fell 78 days short of Super 2 status — but starts to become an expensive proposition a year from now.
Hahn can wait to provide Sale some security and give the club some cost certainty with a long-term deal for him, especially if it's one along the lines of the one the Rays got Matt Moore to sign a year ago, which guaranteed him $1 million in each of his first three seasons and included club options for his final arbitration season and the first two years when Moore potentially could go on the free-agent market.
Dayton Moore, the Royals' GM, would love to have a young pitcher like Sale. His pitching prospects haven't developed, which is why he now has traded for three veterans in the last two years.
Jonathan Sanchez, who came from the Giants for Melky Cabrera, was a bust. Jeremy Guthrie, acquired from the Rockies in July, pitched so well that he could be tough to re-sign as a free agent. That prompted Moore to take on Ervin Santana, who was being shopped alongside Dan Haren because the Angels weren't going to exercise their contract options.
The Royals believe that they are ready to contend but finished last season with a 5.01 ERA from their starters, ranking 11th in the AL.
"Coming into this offseason, our vision is very clear," Moore told reporters after the trade. "We want to do everything we can possible to upgrade our starting rotation and Ervin Santana clearly does that."
Santana was 9-13 with a 5.16 ERA last season, allowing a majors-worst 39 home runs. He was better in August and September than he was in the first four months of the season, and said on a conference call that he believes he can turn it around and perform like the ace the Royals desperately need.
"I didn't have any physical problems (last season)," Santana said. "Everything was good. I just had bad luck. I was pitching good, and then I didn't have any opportunity to win a lot of games."
Catching the Tigers is going to be problematic for all four rivals in the Central. The pursuers were a combined 66 games below .500 last season, with the Indians and Twins lost causes.
The challenge will be lessened for everyone if it turns out that Anibal Sanchez pitched so well in October (1-2, 1.77 ERA with 18 strikeouts in 201/3 innings) that the Tigers cannot afford to keep him.
He fit in very well alongside Justin Verlander, Doug Fister and Max Scherzer, and the Tigers' sent their top pitching prospect — right-hander Jacob Turner — to the Marlins to get him. They won't be as strong without him, and know it well.
"We would love to have Anibal Sanchez back if we could," Tigers GM Dave Dombrowski said.
It's always about starting pitching, but you have to play your cards carefully. As bad as the Cabrera-for-Sanchez deal was for the Royals, the Indians' acquisition of Ubaldo Jimenez in 2011 looks even worse.
Was keeping Peavy and Floyd the right move? Will Santana make a difference in Kansas City? There's no way to know but Hahn and Moore will sleep better this winter imagining the best-case scenarios they provide.
Heating it up: Losing to the Tigers might be a little more palatable next year. Closer Jose Valverde is a free agent and won't be coming back, so at least a team losing at Comerica Park won't have to watch the big fellow twist and shout as it gathers the bats and balls in the first-base dugout.


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LONDON (MarketWatch)—European stocks saw broad-based losses on Tuesday, after the International Monetary Fund cut its global-growth forecast, although resources firms found support as China undertook additional stimulus measures.
The Stoxx Europe 600 index /quotes/zigman/2380150/realtime XX:SXXP +0.49% dropped 0.5% to 270.20, adding to a 1% loss from Monday.
Why a global recession may happen
The International Monetary Fund warned that the global economy risks skidding toward another recession. The WSJ's Jake Schlesinger explains why there may be no solution to the global slowdown.
U.S. stocks were lower on Wall Street.
"We're still muddling through the aftermath of one of the biggest recessions ever and that is being resolved slowly," said Bernard McAlinden, investment strategist at NCB Stockbrokers in Dublin.
"Earnings are the near-term thing to push markets around a bit. The key thing markets will be watching is if companies' expectations point to signs of bottoming in the global slowdown," he said.
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Sentiment was dented as the IMF at its meeting in Tokyo slashed its projections for global growth for 2012 and 2013.
For 2012 the fund now expects the global economy to expand by 3.3% compared with a 3.5% estimate made in July, while expected growth in 2013 was cut to 3.6% from 3.9%. See: IMF cuts 2012, 2013 global growth forecasts
Meanwhile, the IMF said several euro-zone countries, including France and Spain, will miss their deficit targets next year, as austerity moves hurt growth prospects. See: IMF: key euro-zone nations to miss deficit targets
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"The IMF was basically telling central banks to tailor monetary policy to the requirements of the global economy," McAlinden said.
"They shouldn't think that just because interest rates are zero-bound, monetary policy can't get any looser. It was underwriting the [U.S. Federal Reserve's] aggressive approach and served as a reminder to keep an open mind to how super-loose monetary policy could be," he added. "Markets are quite doubtful if any of the stimulus measures will be effective."


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Bayern Munich remain in contract extension talks with Arjen Robben, and are optimistic that a deal will be struck.
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Think outside the candy box for Valentine's Day this year. Nat Sherman has suggested some cigar and chocolate pairings to make February 14, 2013 a little more special. Like excellent wine and handcrafted cigars, fine chocolate contains a tremendous range of flavors depending on the type, percentage of cacao, country of origin and additional ingredients.
"Cigars are a wonderful accompaniment to chocolate. Chocolate's density makes it able to stand up to even the strongest cigars," says Nat Sherman's cigar pairings expert, Michael Herklots. Since chocolate-like notes are common in cigars, it's easy to overdo it. Here are some guidelines for pairing Nat Sherman cigars with chocolates.
Since it is always combined with milk or cream, milk chocolate offers an indulgent buttery flavor that generally offers a "rounder" cocoa profile and a heavier, more lingering finish. Try a Nat Sherman Gotham East Side, a perfectly medium-bodied cigar, to accompany milk chocolate. The chocolate's body is heavier, but the cigar's slight spiciness will come through, as will some of the nutty and herbaceous notes. The Nat Sherman Gotham East Side is $9-13.
For dark chocolates or bittersweet chocolates, which combine at least 35 percent chocolate liquor with cocoa butter and sugar, opt for a Nat Sherman Timeless Collection from Nicaragua. The cigar's body will dominate over the chocolate since the actual cocoa flavor of the chocolate is intense and often linear, which can create a drying effect on the palate. Timeless has some chocolate and some coffee notes and the slight earthiness rounds out this pairing perfectly. The Nat Sherman Timeless Collection is $8.50-12.
Unsweetened chocolate or baking chocolate is made of 100 percent chocolate liquor formed into a bar and does not incorporate any sugar at all, providing a great opportunity for pairing since the chocolate lacks sweetness. The Nat Sherman Metropolitan Maduro has a fermented wrapper, which creates more sugars in the leaf and adds a subtle sweet flavor to the smoke. It has a mild to medium body and contains elements reminiscent of roasted nuts, a great complement to the chocolate. The Nat Sherman Metropolitan Maduro is $8.


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Georgian police on November 24 released three Russian citizens who had been detained in the vicinity of the breakaway region of South Ossetia in an apparent tit-for-tat response to the recent Russian arrest of four Georgian teenagers.
On a visit to Moscow, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says Caracas plans to immediately recognize Georgia's pro-Russia separatist regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia as independent states.
Peter Semneby, the European Union's special representative to the South Caucasus, has been in the Georgia capital, Tbilisi, for meetings with government officials, opposition members and NGOs. Semneby also visited Sukhumi, the capital of the separatist region of Abkhazia.
In a move indicative of Minsk's growing coolness toward Moscow, Belarus warned its citizens on July 22 that they may enter the breakaway regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia only via Georgia.
An agreement about the non-use of force has again surfaced in discussions between Georgia, Russia and delegations from the Moscow-backed breakaway regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia. And, once again, it has become cause for deadlock.
Ethnic Georgians living in South Ossetia's contested Akhalgori District state that South Ossetian officials required them to take South Ossetian identification papers and vote in the breakaway region's May 31 legislative elections, Georgian media reported.
To register as an Internally Displaced Person (IDP) with Georgia's Ministry of Refugees and Accommodation, applicants need a residence registration document, a passport and any civil registry document that can verify their address.
It was an opening that even the most experienced negotiator could overlook. While Western diplomats and journalists still scramble for access to the disputed town of Akhalgori in breakaway South Ossetia, broken water pipes have provided a way for the area's former Georgian officials to return.
The Georgian government has blamed Russia for a March 29 car explosion near the border with breakaway South Ossetia that killed one police officer and injured four others.
The commander of Russia's ground forces, Gen. Vladimir Boldyrev, confirmed on March 20 that Russia is setting up military bases in the separatist territories of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
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Project 365/281 Located 10 Km off the town of Sapa in Lao Cai province, Ta Van lies peacefully in the valley of Muong Hoa. About 1000 from the ethnic groups of the Black Hmong, Giay, and Red Dzao comprise the population of the village.
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World's Best Father: Dave Engledow with Daughter Alice BeeBy Tomas • Oct 1st, 2012 • Category: Funny, Latest Posts, Parenting, Photography
Remember Jason Lee and the crazy pictures of his beautiful daughters? Well, it seems that he's got some serious competition fighting for the World's Best Father award. Dave Engledow is creating probably the wackiest scrapbook ever showing himself and his daughter Alice Bee in highly precarious situations.


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On Sunday, McAdoo continued his strong play (19 points, 11 rebounds) while Bullock asserted himself early, scoring 10 points in the opening six minutes of play and finishing with 16 points, four assists and three rebounds.
For a team clearly seeking its identity offensively, the veterans – one a junior, the other only a sophomore – provided consistent scoring against the Owls to offset the shooting struggles of their teammates. Bullock and McAdoo combined to shoot 58.3 percent (14-of-24), while the rest of the team combined to shoot 36.2 percent (17-of-47).
"I don't think there's any question that they've played more minutes and accomplished more things than anybody else, so it's not completely new to them," Williams told reporters following the game. "Nineteen and 11 for James Michael and he really didn't even have a great day by any means, but I think he's a youngster that's going to get better and better also.... But Reggie, that was good today."
The 10th-year UNC head coach expanded on Bullock's improved production off the tip.
"He took the shots that were there," Williams said. "The first one was penetration-and-pitch and he's wide open from three. And then he got a steal and laid it up and made another three at the top of the key on the left side. All of those were within what we're trying to do."
Bullock acknowledged that he's still growing into the role of a leader, both on and off the court.
"I'm the type of player that if I don't feel comfortable shooting, I'm not going to shoot it," Bullock said. "Today I just felt in rhythm on everything, starting on the defensive end, trying to get steals. And just trying to be that energy boost for my team so that they can follow and let me lead by example."
McAdoo, despite not being a traditional post player in Williams's system, has accepted his new role and delivered in both opportunities, averaging 22.5 points and 12.5 rebounds on the young season.
"It's definitely been a confidence booster," McAdoo said of his start to the season. "I had a good game on Friday and today I feel like I played pretty well, so it's definitely letting me learn more about myself and what I'm capable of doing."
Bullock's scoring on the perimeter paired with McAdoo's work on the interior – as well as the ability of both to be effective in transition – balances out the offense and allows their teammates to work into the flow without having to push too hard.
"I think it's a perfect example of what we're capable of doing, but more importantly, of what this team is capable of doing when we're stepping up and helping lead the team," McAdoo said.
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Pearl Theatre to Present HENRY IV, PART 1, 2/15-3/17
The Pearl Theatre Company continues its 29th season-the first season in its new home on West 42nd Street-with Shakespeare's Henry IV, Part 1. On the heels of acclaim for its current Bard-centric production, In Acting Shakespeare, The Pearl picks up where the company left off after last year's staging of Richard II, directed by Artistic Director J. R. Sullivan. Henry IV, Part 1 is directed by Davis McCallum and features Resident Acting Company members Bradford Cover as King Henry and Dan Daily as Falstaff.
Performances of Henry IV, Part 1 will take place February 15-March 17 at The Pearl Theatre. Critics are welcome as of Thursday, February 28 for an official opening of Sunday, March 3 at 7pm. The Pearl Theatre is located at 555 West 42nd Street in New York City. Tickets are $65 ($50 previews, $35 seniors, $20 students, $20 Thursday rush) and can be purchased by visiting pearltheatre.org or calling 212.563.9261.
McCallum (Water by the Spoonful, The Whale) whirls us into a world where the rule of Henry and the magnificent misrule of Jack Falstaff are about to collide. While the king prepares for war, brash Prince Hal and a boisterous crew of robbers and rascals laugh at the gathering storm. Shakespeare's rousing tale of comic conspiracies and heroic deeds reveals how a Prince's coming of age will shape the fate of a nation-one way or another.
The cast of Henry IV, Part 1 includes Pearl Resident Acting Company (RAC) member Bradford Cover (Broadway: A Thousand Clowns, Pearl's 1998 production of Richard II) as Henry, Pearl RAC member Dan Daily (Pearl's The Philanderer, The Bald Soprano) as Falstaff, Obie Award-winning Pearl RAC member Sean McNall (Broadway: A Life in the Theatre, Pearl's 2011 production of Richard II) as Northumberland, Pearl RAC member Lee Stark (Pearl's Playboy of the Western World) as Lady Percy, Pearl RAC member Dominic Cuskern (Broadway's Inherit the Wind; Pearl's Twelfth Night) as Glendower, Pearl RAC member Chris Mixon (Pearl's Figaro; The Mint's Dr. Knock) as Worcester, John Brummer (Long Day's Journey Into Night at Actors Theatre of Louisville) as Prince Hal. Cast also includes Shawn Fagan as Hotspur, Michael Irish as Walter Blunt, Ade Otukoya as John of Lancaster, Ruibo Quian as Lady Mortimer, and Will Sturdivant as Mortimer.
The creative team includes Daniel Zimmerman (Sets), Whitney Locher (Costumes), Michael Chybowski (Lighting), Peter John Still (Sound), Kate Farrington (Dramaturg) and Dale Smallwood (Production Stage Manager).
And while The Pearl's 2013-2014 season has not been announced, Artistic Director J. R. Sullivan confirms that Henry V will anchor the season. "Henry IV is one of the greatest works in the entire Shakespearean canon," says J. R. Sullivan, The Pearl's Artistic Director, "and it occupies the heart of the tetralogy of plays that culminate in Henry V. More than a 'history play' in any narrowly defined sense, Henry IV, Part 1 vaults into levels of dramatic scope and comic sweep that advanced all of Shakespeare's history plays into entirely new considerations."
On Davis McCallum's unique take on Henry IV, Sullivan says, "Henry IV is a story of family-focused on a son, Prince Hal, who has in effect two fathers, one of blood but another whom he has chosen. Director Davis McCallum brings an acutely perceptive eye and ear to this remarkable play. His dynamic take on the work, given physical life by his design team, is especially strong for our times, as well as our Acting Company, and The Pearl's new performance space on 42nd Street."


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Former Chelsea captain Paul Elliott admits it is no surprise to see Swansea manager Michael Laudrup succeeding in coaching.
Elliott played against the Dane while in Italy during the 1980s, and identified an intelligencein the then Juventus player which set him apart and has seen him take coaching roles at home, in Spain and Russia before arriving in south Wales and the Premier League over the summer.
'Michael Laudrup, I have got to say, what a player,' Elliott said as he recalled facing the playmaker while at Pisa.
'You had your Carecas, Marco Van Bastens, Diego Maradonas and Ruud Gullits, but Laudrup was in that company,' he continued. 'I marked him when he played for Juventus, and he had great touch, movement, strength, awareness. He could create and score goals. He could play up front but he was also intelligent enough to play deeper in the number 10 role.
'I have Michael Laudrup up there with the best of them, he was hugely gifted and you could tell with his intelligence that he would make a very good manager, which he has done.'
Elliott was speaking as he joined representatives from Kick It Out at Cobham on Friday as he helped the club host a workshop for the Black and Asian Coaching Association.
As a part of the One Game, One Community week of action, Elliott, along with TV commentator Clive Tyldesley, visited the training ground to support the initiative, which offered expert advice on non-playing roles within the game, from coaching and management to refereeing, media and administration.
'Chelsea have been excellent,' Elliott said. 'It's good to open up the doors and the club has always contributed very well to Kick It Out. It's very important that we continue that relationship.
'This is the power of a football club and the capacity it has to bring people together. It's a really strong message for Chelsea, and leadership is important in these areas.
'Football clubs are more than just that now, they are global brands who need to engage at all levels, and they are also the pillars of the local community, the heartbeat of the area, so these kinds of events that Chelsea facilitate is a great way of serving the community. These young people are the future supporters and hopefully players, and so it's all about what you give back to them and Chelsea have been exemplary in that.
'A lot of people talk about this kind of thing and don't deliver it. It is empty rhetoric, but Chelsea talk the talk and walk the walk.
'I've spoken to the youngsters here and a lot of them want to be footballers. I told them to chase their dream, but you also have to give them a reality that it is unlikely to happen. To be at the top of the game you have to be some individual, and less than one per cent get there, then the average career is eight years and more than 70 players leave the professional game each year through injury, so we have to understand all of that, but there are so many other pathways to employment in football. It isn't all about the elite game.
'I was very lucky when I came out of the game there was much more I could do, and now you can do first aid, be an administrator, be a referee, a coach, there are a huge range of things you can make a living from within the game. That's what you want to show people, and you want to encourage them to get qualifications because you can't just walk into it now.'


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That's John William Waterhouse's Juliet, from 1898. I'm quite enamored with Waterhouse lately (and the Pre-Raphaelites in general.) I love Waterhouse's paintings of Shakespearean female characters, and Juliet and this version of Ophelia (from 1889) are my favorites:
They're so wonderfully evocative, pretty, lush, intense, and have such stories to tell. Stunning stuff.
♥ I'm currently madly in love with the video for Belle & Sebastian's "Funny Little Frog":
"You are my girl, and you don't even know it,
I am living out the life of a poet.
I am the jester in the ancient court,
And you're the funny little frog in my doorway."
It's such a sweet and lovely song and the video is perfect. Download the song here: tinyurl.com/d3m5og
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And some new shoes. Their pink-ness and red-ness are delightful:
& Oh! This is from early March, but I forgot to post it here:
Ha, yes, I indeed do sleep under a Spock poster. :) Highly illogical? Perhaps. But definitely quite comforting. ♥
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Berkeley Aquatic Members Elected at U.S. Aquatic Sports Convention
At the recent United States Aquatic Sports Convention held in Greensboro, North Carolina Sept. 10- 17, three members of the Berkeley Aquatic Club family won elected positions, one received a prestigious award and another participated as an athlete representative.
Berkeley Heights PTOs Fund $236K in School Enhancements
The six PTOs that serve the Berkeley Heights Public Schools funded a combined total of $236,000 in enhancements during the 2011-2012 school year. This amount comprises more than $10,000 in teacher grants, more than $53,000 in enrichment programs and assemblies for students, and $114,000 in equipment gifts to the schools.
Clark BOE Hosts 'Showcase of Success'
At the Oct. 9 Clark Board of Education Meeting, the Board held a special "Showcase of Success" to celebrate the many accomplishments and honors bestowed upon students and staff alike, as well as the District's climb from #101 to #40 in New Jersey Monthly Magazine's ratings of public schools in New Jersey. On hand to honor, speak, and hand certificates to the staff and students were Clark Mayor Sal Bonaccorso, 18th Legislative District Assemblyman and General Assembly Education Chair Patrick Diegnan, and 22nd Legislative District Assemblywoman Linda Stender.
UNICO Hosts Italian Festival
Last weekend, the Clark chapter of UNICO held their 6th Annual Italian American Feast. The feast consisted of many favorite Italian foods including sausage, pizza, zeppole, eggplant, and much more. There were game trailers, rides, craft vendors and a 3D Flat Screen TV was raffled off. Clark residents were entertained by Brother John Brown, live band on Friday night and Sounds of the Street doo-wop band on Saturday night.
Township Committee Candidates Will Participate in Forum
The two candidates running for a seat on the Cranford Township Committee will have an opportunity to share their views on local issues during a Candidates' Forum that the League of Women Voters will host on Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. in town hall.
Former owner of Fanwood Pub Launches Convertible High Heel Shoe Company
Sean Flannery, resident of Mountainside and former part-owner of Flannery's in Fanwood, launches a high heel shoe company that converts a single pair of high heels into flats with just one click. Flannery's company, Camileon Heels, has been featured on numerous talk shows and in multiple magazines, celebrity Rachel Ray was quoted saying, "now woman can compete with James Bond."
Fanwood Police Department is looking for a woman in her 30's who was reported stealing a $5,000 wedding dress from Seng Couture on South Avenue on Sept. 28. Nearby security camera footage shows the woman walking down the street wearing a pink or red dress and carrying the $ 5,000 dress in her arms.
Councl Discusses Zoning Change Notifications
The bulk of Garwood Council's Tuesday night discussion centered on a question posed by resident Al Delconte: Should residents be notified of zoning changes in the master plan? The borough is required to adopt a master plan every 10 years, and the 2009 plan formally adopted by ordinance on Oct. 25 of last year changed several of the borough's multi-family home zones into single-family home zones. Legally, the borough has no obligation to individually notify residents of the change.
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Chatham Minor Drives Car Into Adam's Fine Clothing in New Providence
Pieces of shattered glass still sprinkled the storefront of Adam's Fine Clothing For Men in New Providence on Monday afternoon, one day after a 16-year-old Chatham resident with a learner's permit drove through one of the store's large, double-paned glass windows, causing thousands of dollars in damages to the storefront and merchandise.
New Providence Borough Council members moved one step closer toward making $300,000 in improvements to three fields in the borough, following the introduction of a $190,000 bond ordinance on Monday night. The $300,000 would finance "various field and park improvements, consisting of grading, reconstruction of fields, drainage, irrigation, fencing and backstops for Hillview Field and the design/engineering projects for Lincoln Field and Oakwood Park, including all work and materials necessary," according to the draft ordinance.
Police: Two Men Arrested for Stealing Cooking Oil
Springfield police reported that two Newark men were arrested for attempting to steal waste cooking oil from the West 22 Diner. On Oct. 1, Officer Michael Wlazlo arrested Daniel Avilez and Omar Juarez at the West 22 Diner after they were allegedly seen trying to steal from a waste cooking oil container. Police said the men used a van outfited with a tank and pump to siphon oil from tanks. Both were charged with theft.
Multiple Drivers Land in Hospital Following Route 78 Accident
Emergency workers from Springfield, Summit and Berkeley Heights responded to a multi-auto accident on Interstate 78 on Oct. 8. The accident occurred shortly after 8:30 p.m. at mile marker 38, on the border of Summit and Springfield. The the accident involved a tractor-trailer and eight cars. New Jersey State Police said that the injuries sustained in the accident were minor.
Merck Announce It Will Move Its Global HQ to Summit
The company will close its current headquarters building in Whitehouse Station, N.J. The transition process is expected to begin in 2014 and be completed in mid-2015.
Girls' Night Out Another Success for Downtown Summit
Over a 1,000 people reportedly flocked to Summits for the second Girls' Night Out event of the year. Check out the photos from this event.
Westfield Man Charged in Philadelphia Wedding Brawl
Matthew Sofka, 26, of the 500 block of Edgar Road in Westfield has been charged with assault, simple assault, recklessly endangering another person and riot by Philadelphia Police in connection with a wedding brawl that took place early Sunday morning in Philadelphia. Sofka, who was attending his brother's wedding, was freed on bail Monday and his lawyer, Fortunato Perri Jr., said he will fight the charges. Vincent Sannuti, 57, of Huntingdon Valley, the uncle of Sofka's brother's new wife, suffered a heart attack as he attempted to avoid the melee that involved as many as 100 guests, according to reports.
Westfield Police Capt. Rodger, Officer Swiderski Sworn In
Surrounded by family, friends and colleagues, Westfield Police Capt. Scott Rodger and new officer John Swiderski were sworn in at Tuesday evening's Westfield Town Council meeting. Westfield Police Chief David Wayman was also recognized for graduating from the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Va. Also, during the meeting Mary Robinson, executive director of Imagine, announced the center for coping with loss will host a Night of Remembrance on Nov. 15. She also mentioned that Imagine would like to partner with the Town of Westfield and the Friends of Mindowaskin Park to create a reflection garden in the park. Speaking of gardening, Jane Curtis of the Garden Club of Westfield, announced the club will be celebrating its 90th anniversary with a luncheon on Oct. 30 at Echo Lake Country Club. Westfield resident Greg Kasko also addressed the Council to dispute recent attacks against his veracity.


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Excerpts from Cedar City Council Minutes Jan. 5, 1922.. .City Council met in regular session. Present: Mayor Parley Dalley and Councilmen--S. J. Foster, E . J . Palmer, Lehi M . Jones, Richard Williams, and John R . Robinson J r . F. Leigh as Watermaster Mayor appointed Sam Supervisor, John M . Foster as City Attorney, William E . Pryor as City Marshal, Jethro Palmer as Justice of the Peace, and A . G . Matheson as Sexton. Jan. 1 4 , 1922.. .Mayor and Council appointed Dr. M . J. Macfarlane as Citv Phvsician. Andrew Hansen as Poundkeeper, and H . Claude Lewis as a member of the Board of Health Committee on Public Safety had consulted a diagram showing the present lighting system and had found t h a t , by cutting the street lights down to 12--400 watts on Main Street, 36--250 watts suspended hood lights, and 25--60 watt multiple lights, that the bill for lighting would be reduced to about $185 a month instead of $330 a month with the present installation. Referred to committee to go over more fully. (Agreed upon in February 2, meeting) The Committee on Waterworks and the City Recorder were directed to procure all possible data and prices on the installation of a Municipal Electric Light and Power System in connection with the Cluff Springs project. Mayor called attention to the death of Sadie Buckwalter. He thereupon City Treasurer, last night, January 13th. appointed for City T r e a s u r e r , Arthur Gardner. Feb. 2 , 1 9 2 2 . . .City Physician, M . J . Macfarlane, reported that his office was in need of a small incubator for propagating germs of diseases, also a quantity of vaccine and some other necessities. Approved. March 4 , 1922.. .Caretaker Matheson presented some items of needed repairs, among which were the repainting and repairs to the hearse, replanting of trees in Park, seeding of same to g r a s s , repairs to Cemetery Tool House, and repairs at Tourist Campgrounds. Referred to Committee. April 6 , 1922.. .Estimates from Westinghouse Company, giving approximate cost of installing a steam power electric plant and transmission lines aggregating $33.550, was considered. The matter of protesting the Dixie Power Company application for waters of Coal Creek for power purposes, also the building of a breakwater dam for the protection of homes and people residing on the north side of Creek discussed. April 2 0 , 1922.. .Petition of 70, mostly residents. asking that a portion of the City Park be set aside for a Baseball Park.
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How should you put money to work in the new year? Before you make your next move, Jim Cramer wants you to consider this.
"Although you may be skeptical and even wary, don't be paralyzed by worry," explained the Mad Money host on Wednesday's broadcast.
For all that's wrong with the markets – there's also a great deal that's right.
"We always talk way too much about could occur and not nearly enough about what didn't occur," said the Mad Money host.
And because of the market's preoccupation with worst case scenarios – "we may actually be in better shape than we realize," Cramer added.
Better shape?
Cramer sees a slew of recent developments that support that thesis.
"Let's start with the incredible news about General Motors buying back $5.5 million dollars in stock from the U.S government's TARP program at a price that was two dollars above where the stock traded Tuesday. That's right, we the people got a better deal than we could have ever hoped the day before," he said.
Cramer not only sees GM's actions as a sign of strength – but also a sign that the bailout worked.
That's something that went right - but it hardly the only thing.
"The United States is now producing more oil than any time in the last 17 years and will soon be producing enough to make our continent self-sufficient," reminded Cramer. "Plus, if we were ever to harness natural gas as a surface fuel we would quickly become nationally self-sufficient."
Cramer said the benefits of this bounty could put millions of people to work as well as make our nation a better place to do business.
Another thing that went right.
Read More: Cramer's Plan to Break OPEC, Really!
"Weren't we supposed to be having a slowdown, one that normally would be cutting into our companies' liquidity?" asked Cramer.
Instead companies have rarely been in better shape – they're leaner and meaner than any time in recent memory.
"In all my 32 years of analyzing companies I have never seen them in more amazing shape," said Cramer.
Yet another thing that went right.
Conventional wisdom suggested that Europe was facing a financial malaise that would last years and potentially threatened the euro-zone.
But that didn't happen.
"You see while the Europeans were kicking the can down the road, they gave themselves time to develop a very thoughtful plan to allow governments and banks to raise capital and fix their respective balance sheets at lower levels than anyone thought possible," said Cramer.
"The Europeans recognized that if they stopped the game cold, a la the way we did with Lehman Brothers, they would go into severe depression. They gave themselves time and it worked."
Again, it went right.
Although China's slowing growth spooked investors, new results suggest that those fears were unfounded.
"That economy, after pausing because the government was busy whipping inflation, is now coming on strong," said Cramer.
Again, right.
Cramer has said many times that he's convinced the recovery in housing should endure.
"The story of 2013? I think it will be the looming housing shortage. So many homebuilders disappeared during the downturn that the remaining ones, the big public companies can barely keep up with the demand. Prices are going higher everywhere and the best investment bet might be to buy a house before the affordability goes away," said Cramer.
Even housing – starting to go right.
Read More: Cramer's Plays on Housing Rebound
What's the bottom line?
Instead of focusing on all that could go wrong in the future, take a lesson from the past.
"Instead look at all the things that went right when they were supposed to be catastrophic and respect the fact that those who panicked lost out big."
If you're looking to put money to work, Cramer has a few words of advice. "Buy European stocks. While their markets are higher I think there is much more to come."
And if you're interested in China, "I think growth is accelerating and the stock market there might be the most undervalued in the world."
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What a great sounding punchy cabinet. It is light in weight but not in sound. I run mine with a rumble 112 and the combination is scary. I drive it with a Rumble350 and it is light and serious. For bass players it is easy to want to go to a boutique amp because it should sound better...Guess what, Fender nailed it. I will post videos this week.
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|Model Name:
|Rumble™ 2X8, 2X8", 500W Lightweight Bass Speaker Cabinet (28 lbs.)
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|Molded Plastic Strap with Nickel-Plated Caps
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|Two - 8" Eminence® with Neodymium Magnets
|8 ohms
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Christmas Tide. Christmas was heartily observed in Carson, despite the hard times. Observances were not forgotten and gifts distributed on all sides with a lavish hand. The churches celebrated with special services. The secular portion of the community spent the day in the usual fashion, abstaining from work and eating and drinking liberally. The weather was like summer and enjoyed by all classes.
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The drinks are high-dollar, made with care and well-worth the expense. The Empire martini is made with Bombay Sapphire gin splashed with orange and grapefruit juices. A screening room lies just beyond the double doors of the main room. Free movies flicker as cocktail sippers order their next drink at the bar inside. Popcorn is forgone here with viewers munching on an eclectic menu of appetizers including pizza, jerk chicken, vegetable spring rolls and albatross.
31st and Cool – 31st and McGee is defintely the coolest corner in Kansas City. With the Empire Room on one side and the Velvet Dog on the other. The Empire Room is loungey and loud especially on Fri/Sat nights. Young, hip crowds mingle above the trance music in 2 main rooms. Pass thru the tufted doors to the backroom - a dimly lit bar/movie theatre. Round retro booths face the theatre screen that plays anything from avant guarde movies to music videos. Oh yeah, the friendly bartenders mix up some pretty mean drinks. Stick to the drinks though, the food is an afterthought.
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darkjawas ()
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:03 pm
Post subject: New Memeber photos
For new memebers of Kamino that are joining
will make a picture of there costume that is being used to join the
Rebel legion with
posted here untill the join up and costume summit process
is completed
Dave Spencer
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RFT in action rick n mike
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AdamScottFM (Erich Shafer)
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:24 pm
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Excellent! Looking forward to their joining up!
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darkjawas ()
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Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2011 1:03 pm
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dont have there photos yet
but 3 more new memebers singing up this week
chris wilkes capt rex
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Schph Gochi (Phyllis Schulte)
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Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 11:47 pm
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Just a heads up to Rick regarding your boots...
they are too tall for the RFT costume...
when doing formal events...
you will need to blouse your pants over the top of the boots to make them appear shorter...
I am approving your costume with that caveat...
it sometimes takes awhile though to get the application photo photoshopped...
You will LOVE wearing your RFT to events...
especially when there are several RFTs at the event...
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Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 1:24 am
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I'll be submitting my application shortly.
Formal generic Jedi, Kamin Ressik eastern CT.
Until I submit my pics you can see my finished costume here.
I already meet formal Jedi but have been waiting for my new boots. They are at the PO today and will be picked up tomorrow.
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Double post error. Edited.
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welcome to Kamino
when you feel ready to summit your jedi
we will love to have you join kamino
we have some events coming up
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Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 3:35 pm
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Ku-El wrote:
Until I submit my pics you can see my finished costume here.
Hello and welcome!! Your pictures are impressive! I love your jedi belt, it came out very well!
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Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 3:12 pm
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Thank you crystal.
My dad used to work leather back in the 70s so I learned from him. Belts are very easy to make for under $100. More like $75. This winter I hope to perfect a more accurate leather pouch.
I'm hoping to attend seymor this weekend.
My pics and app will hopefully go in this week. I finally got my boots from Daniel/jodos productions after an almost 18 week wait.
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Application is in.
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just got the email confirm of the
new costume summit
are you planning on joining the Supermegafest event?
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Kamin Ressik ()
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Sadly no. I'm working that week.
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Schph Gochi (Phyllis Schulte)
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Kamin Ressik wrote:
"It's AWAY!!!"
Application is in.
Just a heads up to all with regard to Old Republic Generic Jedi..
Formal requirement for lightsaber clip is a covertec style clip..the costume standard reads
"covertec or similar because the original covertec clips from Episode 1 are getting hard to find. There are other options out there now that are similar.
like this one..
I see you have a d-ring style clip on your belt - d-rings and d-ring clips are New Republic.
Here is a copy and paste of the Old Republic Generic Jedi standards:
Generic Jedi
1. Earth tones meaning browns or any shade of brown outer tunic
2. Earth tone tabards (must extend below obi in front - aprox 1/2 way between obi & bottom of outer tunic / can end at obi in rear)
3. Earth tone obi/sash
4. Belt with a wide leather main belt with a covertec (or similar), thinner secondary belt on top of the main belt, and a buckle. Thinner secondary belt cannot be loose or "sag". No black belts accepted.
5. Lightsaber(No toy sabers)
6. Brown Boots (leather, suede, pleather) must rise at least to the calf, but not above the knee. No rubber boots or black boots allowed. No visible laces.
7. Pants or skirt
8. No visible t-shirts
Formal Requirements:
You must have at least three items from the list to be formal.
1. Large earth-toned outer robe
2. Belt pouches
3. Full or false inner tunic (collar only / full & mock turtlenecks ok)
4. Food pellets (at least one set of 4)
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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 12:50 pm
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Yeah I read about that but wasn't sure. My d-ring just slides right off as it's not riveted on. I don't care which way I go. Old or new is fine.
I can simply slide the d-ring off and replace it with the covertec.
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I just got the email. I guess I am...."now a part of the tribe.". Kamino that is.
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