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Coordinating Care
Find your local Chapter
Long-Distance Caregiving
In today's world, many families are geographically spread apart. And we are not always able to provide the hands-on care we would like. While living at a distance can complicate caregiving, there are resources to help.
Quick tips and resources
Taking care of concerns, such as a family member's safety, nutrition and health, can be difficult when you live in another city, state or country. But getting organized and being prepared can go a long way in helping coordinate care from a distance.
- Identify resources and use them.
Learn about what is available in your community by contacting your local Alzheimer's Association at 1.800.272.3900 or using our online Community Resource Finder. You can also use Alzheimer's Navigator, our free online tool that helps evaluate your needs, identify action steps and connect with local programs and services.
- Reassess care needs during each visit.
Dementia is a progressive disease, and care will need to be adjusted over time. While someone in early-stage Alzheimer's may live independently, by the middle stage, 24-hour supervision will be required. Each time you visit, assess the situation to make sure care needs are being met.
- Keep communication going.
As a long-distance caregiver, you may coordinate many moving parts. Whether it is with family, neighbors or home health aides, set aside time to regularly discuss the needs of the person with dementia. If the person with dementia lives at a residential care facility, set up a regular time with the managing nurse or physician to get updates, and maintain ongoing communication with care staff and friends who visit regularly.
- Gather pertinent information and keep it handy.
Make sure you have contact information for physicians, pharmacies, care providers and neighbors, as well as important financial and legal documents easily accessible in case they are unexpectedly needed.
- Be kind to yourself.
Living out of town does not mean you aren't involved or that you don't care. Get support by connecting with others who are long-distance caregivers through our online community.
Learn more:
When to Get HelpHome SafetyDriving & DementiaCare Options
Assessing care needs
Find a Clinical Trial
More than 250 research studies pertaining to Alzheimer's and dementias are underway. Alzheimer's Association TrialMatch lets you search these trials quickly and easily. Find a trial.
Early-stage care
If the person with dementia is in the early stages of Alzheimer's and lives independently, you will need to reassess care needs at each visit.
Ask yourself:
- Is there food in the refrigerator? Is it spoiled? Is the person eating regular meals?
- What is the condition of the inside and the outside of the home? Has it changed?
- Are the bills paid? Are there piles of unopened mail?
- Do friends and relatives visit regularly?
- What is the person's personal appearance? Is the person bathing and grooming?
- Is the person still able to drive safely?
Learn more:
Dementia and DrivingIn-Home CareEarly-Stage Caregiving
Middle-stage and late-stage care
Early in the middle stages, it will become too difficult or dangerous for a person with Alzheimer's to be left alone. The person will need supervision around the clock. During the late-stages, around-the-clock care needs will become more intensive. There are several care options, including having a caregiver provide care in the home, moving the person into the home of a relative, or moving the person to a residential care facility.
Regardless of which care arrangement you use, periodically assess the situation to make sure the needs of the person with dementia are being met. Ask yourself:
- Is the person getting the help he or she needs with daily personal care, such as dressing, bathing and grooming?
- Have safety precautions been taken throughout the living environment? Do additional precautions needs to be taken?
- Does the person have safe transportation to doctor's appointments and other events?
- Is the person engaged in meaningful activities during the day?
Learn more:
Care OptionsResidential CareHome SafetyDementia and DrivingMiddle-Stage CaregivingLate-Stage Caregiving
Moving the person into your own home
If you are considering moving the person into your home, here are some things to think about:
- Does he or she want to move? What about his or her spouse?
- Is your home adapted to support the person?
- Will someone be at home to care for the person?
- How does the rest of the family feel about the move?
- How will this move affect your job, family and finances?
- What respite services are available in your community to assist you?
- How will providing direct care for a person with dementia impact your own health?
Moving a person with Alzheimer's disease from familiar surroundings may cause increased agitation and confusion. Make sure to talk with your loved one's physician or a social worker and call the Alzheimer's Association for assistance before making a decision.
Coordinating care
Sometimes it takes a village. Building a list of contacts and local resources is vital when coordinating care from a distance. Having trusted eyes close at hand is also essential to make sure care needs are being met.
- Family, friends and neighbors
Make a list of phone numbers and addresses. Ask if you can check in with them to find out how your family member is doing. They may be willing to stop by your loved one's home for regular visits.
Use our free online calendar. Our Care Team Calendar helps you coordinate when friends, family and neighbors can help out with caregiving.
Keep in contact with the physician overseeing care, and make sure he or she has your contact information in case there are concerns about your family member's mental or physical well-being. Have the person with dementia sign a release of information so the doctor is free to communicate with you.
- Community organizations
Check with local churches, temples, neighborhood groups and volunteer organizations. They may provide meal delivery, transportation or companion services.
- Aging agencies
You may be able to access services to help with meals, chores and transportation through your local area agency on aging. To locate your area agency, call the Eldercare Locator toll-free at 1.800.677.1116 or visit the Eldercare Locator website.
- Home care services
Home health care workers can help the person with bathing, personal care activities, preparing meals and taking medications. Learn more.
- Geriatric care managers
These elder care experts specialize in assessing and monitoring the needs of the elderly. To find out more about their services, visit the Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers website or call 520.881.8008.
- Trusted professionals
Elder law attorneys work with older clients and their families to get legal documents in place for making health care, legal and financial decisions. Learn more.
Making the most of visits
Few long-distance caregivers are able to spend as much time with their loved one as they would like. The key is to use your time effectively:
- Make appointments with your loved one's physician, lawyer and financial adviser during your visit to participate in decision-making.
- Meet with neighbors, friends and other relatives to hear how they think the person is doing. Ask if there have been any behavioral changes, health problems or safety issues.
- Take time to reconnect with your loved one by talking, listening to music, going for a walk or participating in activities you enjoy together.
- Check the person's cupboards and refrigerator to make sure there is enough appropriate food.
- Review medications to make sure they are being taken as prescribed.
Learn more:
We Can Help
Your local Alzheimer's Association chapter can provide information and resources.
Find your local chapter online or call 1.800.272.3900
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29 Apr - City Hall Newcastle, United Kingdom
30 Apr - Apollo Manchester, United Kingdom
2 May - Philharmonic Hall Liverpool, United Kingdom
3 May - City Hall Sheffield, United Kingdom
4 May - Colston Hall Bristol, United Kingdom
6 May - Symphony Hall Birmingham, United Kingdom
7 May - Brighton Centre Brighton, United Kingdom
9 May - New Theatre Oxford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
10 May - Royal Albert Hall London, United Kingdom
13 May - Olympia Paris, France
14 May - AB Brussels, Belgium
15 May - Tivoli Utrecht, Netherlands
17 May - Mehr Theater Hamburg, Germany
19 May - Alte Oper Hall Frankfurt, Germany
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Wed 27 Jul Celeste Center (Ohio State Fair), Columbus, OH
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5/27 - Berlin - Admiralspalast
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7/12 - NYCB Theatre at Westbury, Westbury, NY
7/13 - Newport Yachting Center, Newport, RI
7/15 - Warner Theatre, Washington DC
7/16 - Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, Hampton, NH
7/18 - Seneca Allegany Casino, Salamanca, NY
7/19 - Tower Theater, Philadelphia, PA
7/20 - Carnegie Music Hall, Munhall, PA
7/22 - Meadow Brook, Rochester Hills, MI
7/23 - Hard Rock Live Northfield Park, Northfield, OH
7/25 - Overture Hall, Madison, WI
7/26 Copernicus Center, Chicago, IL
7/28 - Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN
7/29 - Louisville Palace, Louisville, KY
7/30 - Symphony Hall, Atlanta, GA
8/1 - Seminole Hard Rock Live, Hollywood, FL
8/2 - Mahaffey Theater, St. Petersburg, FL
8/3 - Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre, Orlando, FL
8/5 - Bayou Music Center, Houston, TX
8/6 - Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie, Grand Prairie, TX
8/7 - Arvest Bank Theatre at The Midland, Kansas City, MO
8/9 - Paramount Theatre, Denver, CO
8/11 - Rialto Theatre, Tucson, AZ
8/12 - Ikeda Theatre at Mesa Arts Center, Mesa, AZ
8/13 Legends Theater at Route 66 Casino, Albuquerque, NM
8/15 - The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, NV
8/16 - City National Grove of Anaheim, Anaheim, CA
8/18 - Humphrey's Concerts By the Bay, San Diego, CA
8/19 - City National Civic, San Jose, CA
8/21 - Tulalip Amphitheatre, Tulalip, WA
8/22 - Spirit Mountain Casino, Grand Ronde, OR
8/23 - Thunder Valley Casino Resort, Lincoln, CA
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11/12 - Crown Theatre, Burswood WA 6100, Australia
11/14 - Jupiters Gold Coast, Broadbeach Island, QLD 4218, Australia
11/15 - State Theatre, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
11/18 - Palais Theatre, St Kilda VIC 3182, Australia
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03/01 - West Wendover, NV - Peppermill Concert Hall
03/03 - Seattle, WA - Moore Theatre
03/05 - San Francisco, CA - The Warfield
03/06 - Los Angeles, CA - Orpheum Theatre
03/08 - Temecula, CA - Pechanga Theater (at Pechanga Casino)
03/09 - Reno, NV - Silver Legacy Casino
03/10 - Monterey, CA - Golden State Theatre
03/12 - Aspen, CO - Belly Up Aspen
03/14 - Omaha, NE - Holland Performing Arts Center
03/16 - Hammond, IN - The Venue at Horseshoe Casino
03/17 - Louisville, KY - Palace Theatre
03/18 - Kansas City, MO - The Midland by AMC
03/20 - Austin, TX - ACL Live at the Moody Theater
03/21 - Grand Prairie, TX - Verizon Theatre
03/22 - Biloxi, MS - Hard Rock Live - Biloxi
03/24 - Hollywood, FL - Seminole Hard Rock Live Arena
03/25 - Ft. Lauderdale, FL - MSC Poesia
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03/30 - Melbourne, FL - Maxwell C. King Center for the Perf. Arts
04/02 - Clearwater, FL - Ruth Eckerd Hall
04/03 - Jacksonville, FL - Florida Theatre
04/05 - Mashantucket, CT - MGM Grand at Foxwoods
04/06 - Hampton, NH - Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
04/07 - Bethlehem, PA - Sands Bethlehem Event Center
04/09 - New York, NY - Beacon Theatre
04/11 - Toronto, ON - Massey Hall
04/12 - Detroit, MI - Fox Theatre
5/16 - Lima, Peru - Parque de la Exposicion
5/19 - Brasilia, Brazil - Ginasio Nilson Nelson
5/21 - Curitiba, Brazil - Teatro Guairá
5/23 - São Paulo, Brazil - HSBC Arena
05/24 - São Paulo, Brazil - HSBC Arena
05/25 - Rio de Janeiro - Vivo Rio
05/26 - Porto Alegre - Teatro Bourbon
05/28 - Santiago, Chile - Teatro Caupolican
05/30 - Buenos Aires, Argentina - Luna Park
07/06 - Paso Robles, CA - Vina Robles Amphitheatre
07/07 - Saratoga, CA - The Mountain Winery
07/09 – Celebrity Theatre, Phoenix, AZ
07/13 – The Mountain Winery, Saratoga, CA
07/10 – City National Grove of Anaheim, Anaheim, CA
07/12 – Pearl Concert Theater, The Palms, Las Vegas, NV
07/13 – Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort, Jackson, CA - 2LP show]
07/14 – Humphrey's Concerts by the Bay, San Diego, CA
07/18 – Thalia Mara Hall, Jackson, MS
07/19 – BJCC Concert Hall, Birmingham, AL
07/20 – Von Braun Concert Hall, Huntsville, AL
07/21 – Symphony Hall, Atlanta, GA
7/23 – nTelos Wireless Pavilion, Charlottesville, VA
07/24 – Warner Theatre, Washington, DC
07/25 – Mayo Performing Arts Center, Morristown, NJ
07/27 – Mountain Park, Holyoke, MA
7/28 – Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY
07/30 – Place des Arts, Montreal/QC, Canada
7/31 – Theatre at Westbury, Westbury, NY
8/02 - Lincoln, RI [2LP show] - Twin River Event Center
08/04 – Carnegie Music Hall of Homestead, Munhall, PA
08/07 – Cain Park, Cleveland Heights, OH
08/08 – Wisconsin State Fair – Main Stage, West Allis, WI
08/09 – Mystic Lake Casino, Prior Lake, MN [2LP show]
08/10 – Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort, Mt Pleasant, MI
08/12 – Murat Theatre, Old National Centre, Indianapolis, IN
YES - North America Summer 2012
YES - North America Summer Tour Talk - 2012
Rama, ON - 07/10/12 - Casino Rama Entertainment Centre
Atlantic City, NJ - 07/13/12 - Tropicana Casino Resort
Westbury, NY - 07/14/12 - Theatre at Westbury
Englewood, NJ - 07/15/12 - Bergen Performing Arts Center
Bethlehem, PA - 07/18/12- Sands Bethlehem Event Center
Lewiston, NY - 07/17/12 - Lewiston Artpark
Upper Darby, PA - 07/20/12 - Tower Theatre
Boston, MA - 07/21/12 - Bank of America Pavilion
Morristown, NJ - 07/22/12 - Mayo Performing Arts Center
Munhall, PA - 07/24/12 - Carnegie Library Music Hall
Raleigh, NC - 07/25/12 - Raleigh Amphitheatre
Boca Raton, FL - 07/27/12 - Mizner Park Amphitheatre
St. Augustine, FL - 07/28/12 - St. Augustine Amphitheatre
Clearwater, FL - 07/29/12 - Ruth Eckerd Hall
Alpharetta- GA - 07/31/12 - Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
N.Myrtle Beach, SC - 08/02/12 - House of Blues
Portsmouth, VA - 08/03/12 - nTELOS Wireless Pavilion
Washington, DC - 08/04/12 - Warner Theatre
Clarkson, MI - 08/06/12 - DTE Energy Music Theatre
Rosemont, IL - 08/07/12 - Akoo Theatre at the Rosemont
Denver, CO - 08/09/12 - Paramount Theatre
Salt Lake City, Utah - 08/10/12 - The Complex
Snoqualmie Casino - Snoqualmie, WA - 08/12/12 - MTN View
San Jose, Ca - 08/14/12 - San Jose Civic
Universal City, CA - 08/15/12 - Gibson Amphitheatre
Scottsdale, AZ - 08/17/12 - Talking Stick Resort Ballroom
San Diego, CA - 08/18/12 - Humphreys Concerts
Las Vegas, NV - 08/19/12 - Pearl Concert Theatre
Mexico City, MX - 08/21/12 - Pepsi Center
Yes - Australia/New Zealand/Japan/Hawaii Tour April 2012
Yes - Australia/New Zealand/Japan/Hawaii Tour April 2012 - General Tour Talk
Auckland, New Zealand - Vector Arena - 1st April
Perth, Australia - Riverside Theatre - 5th April
Byron Bay, Australia - Bluesfest - 9th April
Melbourne, Australia - Palais Theatre - 11th April
Sydney, Australia - State Theatre - 13th April
Tokyo, Japan - Nihon Seinenkan - 17th April
Tokyo, Japan - Shibuya Kokaido - 18th April
Tokyo, Japan - Shibuya Kokaido - 19th April
Osaka, Japan - Archaic Hall - 21st April
Jakarta, Indonesia - The Ritz-Carlton, Pacific Place - 24th April
Honolulu, Hawaii - Blaisdell Concert Hall - 27th April
Kahului, Hawaii - Maui Arts & Cultural Center - 29th April
Yes - European Tour 2011
Yes - European Tour 2011 - General Tour Talk
Lisbon, Coliseum - Thursday 3rd November
Madrid, La Riviera - Friday 4th November
Barcelona, St Jordi Club - Saturday 5th November
Cambridge, Corn Exchange - Tuesday 8th November
Sheffield, City Hall - Wednesday 9th November
Birmingham, Symphony Hall - Friday 11th November
Glasgow, Clyde Auditorium - Saturday 12th November
Manchester, O2 Apollo - Sunday 13th November
Brighton, Brighton Dome - Tuesday 15th November
Bristol, Colston Hall - Wednesday 16th November
London, HMV Apollo Hammersmith - Thursday 17th November
Paris, Olympia - Saturday 19th November
Brussels, Ancienne Belgique - Sunday 20th November
Nijmegen, De Vereeniging - Monday 21 November
Zurich, Volkshaus - Wednesday 23rd November
Milan, Teatro Smeraldo - Thursday 24th November
Trieste, Palazzetti de Chiarbola - Friday 25th November
Vienna, Koncerthaus - Sunday 27th November
Dresden, Kulturpalast - Tuesday 29 November
Stuttgart, KKL - Wednesday 30 November
Oberhausen, Konigpilsener Arena - Thursday 1 December
Munchen, Tonhalle - Saturday 3 December
Bielefeld, Ringlokschuppen - Sunday 4 December
Copenhagen, Amager Bio - Tuesday 6 December
Oslo, Sentrum Scene - Wednesday 7 December
Solna, Solnahallen - Friday 9 December
Helsinki, The Circus - Sunday 11 December
Talin, Nokia Kontserdimaja - Monday 12 December
Moscow, Crocus City Hall - Thursday 15 December
YES Summer Tour With Styx 2011
YES Summer Tour With Styx 2011 tour forums
YES/STYX 2011 Summer Tour General Tour Talk
MON, July 4th - Camden, NJ - "Let Freedom Rock Festival 2011", Susquehanna Bank Center
TUE, July 5th - Holmdel, NJ - PNC Bank Arts Center
THU, July 7th - Canandaigua, NY - CMAC Performing Arts Center
FRI, July 8th - Mashantucket, CT - MGM Grand Theatre at Foxwoods Resort
SAT, July 9th - Gilford, NH - Meadowbrook U.S. Cellular Pavilion
MON, July 11th - Wantagh, NY - Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
TUE, July 12th - Bethel, NY - Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
THU, July 14th - Alpharetta, GA - Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park
FRI, July 15th - Orange Beach AL - Amphitheater at the Wharf
SAT, July 16th - Nashville, TN - Woods Amphitheater at Fontanel
MON, July 18th - Kansas City, MO - Starlight Theatre
TUE, July 19th - Noblesville, IN - Verizon Wireless Music Center
WED, July 20th - Clarkston, MI - DTE Energy Music Theatre
FRI, July 22nd - Thackerville, OK - WinStar Casino
SAT, July 23rd - Oklahoma City, OK - Zoo Amphitheater
SUN, July 24th - Maryland Heights, MO - Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
TUE, July 26th - Morrison, CO - Red Rocks Amphitheatre
THU, July 28th - Eagle, ID - Eagle River Pavilion
FRI, July 29th - Redmond, WA - Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery
SAT, July 30th - Goldendale, WA - Maryhill Winery
TUE, AUG 2nd - Los Angeles, CA - Greek Theatre
WED, AUG 3rd - Mountain View, CA - Shoreline Amphitheater
THU, AUG 4th - San Diego, CA - Humphrey's Concerts
YES - Rite of Spring Tour North America 2011
YES - Rite of Spring Tour Forums
YES - Rite of Spring Tour General Tour Talk
Houston, TX - House of Blues - Sunday March, 6th
Dallas, TX - House of Blues - Monday March, 7th
New Orleans, LA - House of Blues - Wednesday March, 9th
St. Petersburg, FL - Jannus Live - Friday March, 11th
Orlando, FL - WMMO Downtown Concerts - Saturday March, 12th (Free show)
Jacksonville, FL - Florida Theatre - Monday March, 14th
Fort Pierce, FL - Sunrise Theatre - Tuesday March, 15th
Chicago, IL - House of Blues - Friday March, 18th
Chicago, IL - House of Blues - Saturday March, 19th
Cleveland, OH - House of Blues - Tuesday March, 22nd
Grand Rapids, MI - Orbit Room - Sunday March, 20th
Durham, NC - Durham Performing Arts Center - Thursday March, 24th
Charlotte, NC - The Fillmore Charlotte - Friday March, 25th
Louisville, KY - Louisville Palace Theatre - Saturday March, 26th
New Bedford, MA - Zeiterion Performing Arts Center - Tuesday March, 29th
Jim Thorpe, PA - Penn's Peak - Wednesday March, 30th
Hampton, NH - Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom - Friday April, 1st
Atlantic City, NJ - Tropicana Casino & Resort - Saturday April, 2nd
Washington, DC - Warner Theatre - Monday April, 4th
Monterrey, Mexico - Arena Monterrey - Saturday May, 28th - with Asia
Mexico City, Mexico - Auditorio Nacional - Monday May, 30th - with Asia
Yes - South American Tour 2010
Yes- South American Tour 2010 - General Tour Talk
Wednesday November 17th - Sambil, Caracas, Venezuela
Friday, November 19th - Luna Park, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Sunday, November 21st - Teatro Broadway, Rosario, Argentina
Tuesday, November 23rd - Superdomo Orfeo, Cordoba, Argentina
Thursday, November 25th - Teatro Caopolican, Santiago, Chile
Saturday, November 27th - Floripa Music Hall, Florianopolis, Brazil
Sunday, November 28th - HSBC Brasil, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Wednesday, December 1st - Teatro BCP, Asuncion, Paraguay
Friday, December 3rd - Teatro Gran Rex, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Saturday, December 4th - Auditorio Angel Bustelo, Mendoza, Argentina
Yes U.S. Summer Tour 2010 - with Peter Frampton
Summer Tour 2010 - with Peter Frampton. General Tour Talk
June 8th, Tuesday - Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Perf. Arts , West Palm Beach, FL
June 9th, Wednesday - Ruth Eckerd Hall, Clearwater, FL
June 11th, Friday - Beau Rivage Theatre, Biloxi, MS
June 12th, Saturday - Harrah's Casino, Tunca, MS
June 15th, Tuesday - Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA
June 16th, Wednesday - Mohegan Sun, Uncasville, CT
June 18th, Friday - Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Bethel, NY
June 19th, Saturday - Borgata Events Center, Atlantic City, NJ
June 20th, Sunday - Meadows Racetrack and Casino, Meadow Lands, PA
June 23rd, Wednesday - Wolf Trap Foundation for Performing Arts, Vienna, VA
June 24th, Thursday - Pier Six Pavilion, Baltimore, MD
June 25th, Friday - Holmdel, NJ
June 26th, Saturday - Nikon at Jones Beach Theater, Wantagh, NY
June 27th, Sunday - Le Mondial Choral Loto-Quebec, Canada
June 29th, Tuesday - Tag's Summer Stage, Big Flats, NY
June 30th, Wednesday - CMAC, Canandaigua, NY
July 2nd, Friday - Summerfest (Classic Rock Stage), Milwaukee, WI
July 3rd, Saturday - Star Plaza Theatre, Merrrillville, IN
July 4th, Sunday - Lake Forest Venue, Blue Ash, OH
July 6th, Tuesday - Lucky Star Casino, Concho, OK - CANCELLED
July 7th, Wednesday - Sandia Casino, Albuquerque, NM - CANCELLED
July 9th, Friday - Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, CA
July 10th, Saturday - Harrah's Rincon-Open Sky Theater, Valley Center, CA
July 11th, Sunday - Mountain Winery, Saratoga, CA
July 13th, Tuesday - Wells Fargo Center for The Arts, Santa Rosa, CA
July 15th, Thursday - Mountain View Plaza, Snoqualmie Casino, Snoqualmie, WA
Yes US Winter Tour 2010
Yes US Winter Tour 2010 - General Tour Talk Forum
February 2nd, Tuesday - Civic Center, Poughkeepsie, NY
February 4th, Thursday - Capitol Center for the Arts, Concord, NH
February 5th, Friday - Penn's Peak, Jim Thorpe, PA
February 6th, Saturday - Warner Theatre, Washington, DC - Postponed until 15th February
February 8, Monday - Calvin Theater, Northampton, MA
February 9th, Tuesday - House of Blues, Boston, MA
February 12th, Friday - Tropicana Showroom, Atlantic City, NJ
February 13th, Saturday - The Town Hall, New York, NY
February 14th, Sunday - The Town Hall, New York, NY
February 15th, Monday - Warner Theatre, Washington, DC
February 16th, Tuesday - Wellmont Theatre, Montclair, NJ
February 18th, Thursday - House of Blues, Chicago, IL
February 19th, Friday - House of Blues, Chicago, IL
February 20th, Saturday - Sound Board at Motor City Casino, Detroit, MI
February 21st, Sunday - House of Blues, Cleveland, OH
February 23rd, Tuesday - House of Blues, Dallas, TX
February 24th, Wednesday - House of Blues, Houston, TX
February 25th, Thursday - House of Blues, New Orleans, LA
February 27th, Saturday - Sea World Orlando, Orlando, FL
February 28th, Sunday - Sunset Cove Amphitheater, Boca Raton, FL
Yes European Tour 2009
Yes European Tour 2009 - General Tour Talk Forum
October 29th, Thursday - Hala Universitetu Palackiego, Olomouc, Czech Republic
October 30th, Friday - Spodek, Katowice, Poland
October 31st, Saturday - Sport Hall Pasienky, Bratislava, Slovakia
November 2nd, Monday - Teatro Astra, Schio (Vicenza), Italy
November 4th, Wednesday - Teatro Tenda A Strisce, Rome, Italy
November 6th, Friday - Teatro Degli Arcimboldi, Milan, Italy
November 7th, Saturday - Jako Arena, Bamberg, Germany
November 8th, Sunday - Schwarzwaldhalle, Karlsruhe, Germany
November 10, Tuesday - Koningin Elisabethzaal, Antwerp, Belgium
November 11, Wednesday - Olympia, Paris, France
November 12, Thursday - Cite des Congres, Nantes, France
November 14, Saturday - Waerdse Tempel, Heerhugowaard, Holland
November 16, Monday - Symphony Hall, Birmingham, England
November 17, Tuesday - Hammersmith Apollo, London, England
November 19, Thursday - Usher Hall, Edinburgh, Scotland
November 20, Friday - City Hall, Newcastle, England
November 22, Sunday - Apollo, Manchester, England
November 23, Monday - Colston Hall, Bristol, England
November 25, Wednesday - The Waterfront, Belfast, Northern Ireland
November 26, Thursday - Olympia, Dublin, Eire
November 29, Sunday - Zenith, Rouen, France
December 1st, Tuesday - Bourse Du Travail, Lyon, France
December 3rd, Thursday - Stadthalle, Braunschweig, Germany
December 4th, Friday - Big Box, Kempten, Germany
December 5th, Saturday - Messehalle, Erfurt, Germany
December 7th, Monday - Philharmonie, Munchen, Germany
December 8th, Tuesday - Philipshalle, Dusseldorf, Germany
December 10th, Thursday - Amager Bio, Copenhagen, Denmark
December 11th, Friday - Sentrum Scene, Oslo, Norway
December 12th, Saturday - Liseberghallen, Gothenburg, Sweden
Yes with Asia Tour 2009
Yes with Asia general Talk Forum
Yes with Asia Tour Forums
June 26 Friday Indio, CA Fantasy Springs Casino
June 27 Saturday Las Vegas, NV Thomas & Mack Ctr
June 30 Tuesday Snoqualmie, WA Snoqualmie Casino
July 2 Thursday San Francisco, CA Warfield Theatre
July 3 Friday Saratoga, CA The Mountain Winery
July 5, Sunday Anaheim, CA House of Blues
July 7 Tuesday Los Angeles, CA Universal Amphitheater
July 8 Wednesday San Diego, CA Humphrey's
July 9 Thursday Phoenix, AZ Dodge
July 12 Sunday Denver, CO Paramount Theater
July 14 Tuesday Kansas City, MO Uptown Theater
July 15 Wednesday Ft. Worth, TX Bass Music Center
July 16 Thursday Muskogee, OK Civic Center
July 18 Saturday Walker, MN Moondance Jam
July 20 Monday Detroit, MI DTE Energy Music Theater
July 21 Tuesday Pittsburgh, PA Chevrolet Amphitheater
July 22 Wednesday Glen Allen, VA Insbrook Pavilion
July 23 Thursday National Harbour, MD Sunset Concerts
July 25 Saturday Cohassett, MA South Shore Music Circus
July 26 Sunday Jackson, NJ Great Adventure Amp
July 28 Tuesday Philadelphia, PA Tower Theater
July 29 Wednesday Montclair, NJ Wellmont Theater
July 31 Friday Westbury, NY Theater @ Westbury
August 1 Saturday Jamestown, NY Savings Bank Arena
August 2 Sunday Bethlehem, PA Musikfest
YES - "In The Present" tour 2008/2009
"In The Present" tour forums
"In The Present" general talk forum
Nov 4 Tuesday Hamilton, ON Hamilton Place Theatre
Nov 5 Wednesday Toronto, ON Massey Hall
Nov 7 Friday Hampton Beach, NH Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
Nov 8 Saturday Williamsport, PA Community Arts Center
Nov 9 Sunday Uncasville, CT Mohegan Sun Arena
Nov 11 Tuesday Hershey, PA Hershey Theater
Nov 12 Wednesday Columbus, OH LC Pavilion
Nov 14 Friday New York, NY Hammerstein Ballroom
Nov 15 Saturday Asbury Park, NJ Paramount Theater
Nov 16 Sunday Baltimore, MD Rams Head
Nov 18 Tuesday Reading, PA Soverign PAC
Nov 19 Wednesday Richmond, VA The National
Nov 21 Friday Atlantic City, NJ Borgata Casino Event Center
Nov 22 Saturday Westbury, NY Theatre at Westbury
Nov 23 Sunday Albany, NY Times Union Center
Nov 25 Tuesday Cleveland, OH House of Blues
Nov 26 Wednesday Detroit, MI The Fillmore Detroit
Nov 28 Friday Cincinnati, OH Taft Theatre
Nov 29 Saturday Milwaukee, WI Riverside Theatre
Nov 30 Sunday Bloomington, IL US Cellular Coliseum
Dec 2 Tuesday St. Louis, MO The Pageant
Dec 3 Wednesday Chicago, IL The Chicago Theatre
Dec 5 Friday Greensboro, NC Carolina Theater
Dec 6 Saturday Myrtle Beach, SC House of Blues
Dec 7 Sunday Atlanta, GA The Tabernacle
Dec 9 Tuesday Louisville, KY Palace Theatre
Dec 10 Wednesday Nashville, TN Ryman Auditorium
Dec 12 Friday Biloxi, MS Beau Rivage
Dec 14 Sunday Orlando, FL Hard Rock Live
Dec 15 Monday Clearwater, FL Ruth Eckerd Hall
Dec 17 Wednesday Miami, FL Seminole Hard Rock Casino
Feb 5 Thursday Mexico City, MEX Teatro Metropolitan
Feb 6 Friday Mexico City, Cancelled
Feb 9 Monday Houston, TX Cancelled
Feb 10 Tuesday Dallas, TX Cancelled
Feb 12 Thursday Denver, CO Cancelled
Feb 14 Saturday Portland, OR Cancelled
Feb 15 Sunday Vancouver, BC Cancelled
Feb 17 Tuesday Spokane, WA Cancelled
Feb 18 Wednesday Seattle, WA Cancelled
Feb 19 Thursday Boise, ID Cancelled
Feb 21 Saturday Las Vegas, NV Cancelled
Feb 22 Sunday Anaheim, CA Cancelled
Feb 24 Tuesday San Diego, CA Cancelled
Feb 25 Wednesday Phoenix, AZ Cancelled
Feb 27 Friday Los Angeles, CA Cancelled
Feb 28 Saturday Reno, NV Cancelled
March 2 Monday San Francisco, CA Cancelled
March 3 Tuesday Friant, CA Cancelled
YES - "Close to the Edge and Back" 2008 Tour
"Close to the Edge and Back" - General Tour Talk
Yes - "Close to the Edge and Back" 2008 Tour -- Your Show Reviews Forums
July 12: Quebec City, QUE - Quebec City Festival
July 13: Toronto, ONT - Molson Amphitheatre
July 15: Columbus, OH - Nationwide Arena
July 16: Hershey, PA - Hersheypark Stadium & Star Pavilion
July 18: Chicago, IL - Charter One Pavilion at Northerly Island
July 19: Detroit, MI - Freedom Hill
July 21- Camden, New Jersey (Susquehanna Bank Center)
July 22: Uncasville, CT - Mohegan Sun Arena
July 23: Boston, MA - Bank of America Pavilion
July 25: Atlantic City, NJ - Borgata Event Center
July 26: Wantagh, NY - Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
July 28: Holmdel, NJ - PNC Bank Arts Center
July 29: Baltimore, MD - Pier 6 Pavilion
July 31: Tampa, FL - Ford Amphitheatre
Aug 1: Miami, FL - Hard Rock Live Arena
Aug 2: Orlando, FL - Hard Rock Live
Aug 4: Atlanta, GA - Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park
Aug 6: Kansas City, MO - Starlight Theatre
Aug 8: Houston, TX - Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
Aug 9: Dallas, TX - Superpages.com Center
Aug 11: Denver, CO - Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Aug 14: Vancouver, BC - General Motors Place
Aug 15: Seattle, WA - WaMu Theater at Qwest Field Events Center
August 17- Troutdale, Oregon (Edgefield)
Aug 19: Mountain View, CA - Shoreline Amphitheatre at Mountain View
Aug 20: Anaheim, CA - Honda Center
Aug 22: Universal City, CA - Gibson Amphitheatre
Jon Anderson Tour Forums
Jon Andersons Tour Forums
Jon Anderson.com
The Jon Anderson Tour Lounge
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Jon Anderson Tour 2013
Jon Anderson Acoustic Tour 2011/2012
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March 24th, The Vogue Theater, Vancouver, BC
March 27th, Capitol Centre, North Bay, Ontario
March 31st, The Music Hall, Toronto, Ontario
April 3rd, Hamilton Place-The Studio, Hamilton, Ontario
April 7th, Showcase Live, Foxboro, MA
April 11th, BB King Blues Club & Grill, New York, NY
April 13th, Theater of The Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA
May 24th, Severance Hall, Cleveland, OH - with the Contemporary Youth Orchestra
August 16th, Guthrie Theater, Minneapolis, MN
August 19th, Park West, Chicago, IL
August 21st, The County Zoo, Milwaukee, WI
August 23rd, Magic Bag, Ferndale, MI
August 25th, Mr Small's Theatre, Millvale, PA
August 27th, Bears Den at Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel, Niagara Falls, NY
August 29th, Ridgefield Playhouse, Ridgefield, CT
September 1st, The Birchmere, Alexandria, VA
September 4th, Stoltz Listening Room at the Avalon Theatre, Easton, MD
September 5th, Avalon Theatre, Easton, MD
September 8th, Sellersville Theatre, Sellersville, PA
September 10th, Carolina Theatre, Greensboro, NC
September 12th, Variety Playhouse, Atlanta, GA
September 14th, Paramount Theatre, Austin, TX
September 16th, Lakewood Theatre, Dallas, TX
September 29th, Old Student House, Helsinki, Finland
Jon Anderson's "Have Guitar Will Travel" Tour 2009
"Have Guitar Will Travel" - General Tour Talk
June 30 - Theatre Roma, Warsaw, Poland
July 3 - The Robin, Bilston, England
July 9-12 - Colours of Ostrava, Czech Republic
July 14 - Parco Ibsen, Sorrento, Italy
July 16 - Villa Ada, Rome, Italy
July 25 - The Palace Theatre, Southend-on-Sea, England
August 1 - The Royal & Derngate, Northampton, England
August 2 - Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool, England
August 15 - Castle Devin, Brataslava, Slovak Republic
Jon Anderson's European Tour 2005 Forums
Jon Anderson's N. America/Japan Tour 2005/2006 Forum
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2014 Rick Wakeman Tour talk here.
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October 19th - Potawatomi Casino, Milwaukee, WI
October 22nd - Carnegie Music Hall, Munhall PA
October 23rd - Lisner Auditorium, Washington DC
October 26th - Kleinhans Music Hall, Buffalo, NY
October 27th - The Palace Theatre, Albany, NY
October 29th - Tropicana Casino Resort, Atlantic City, NJ
October 30th - Temple Performing Arts Center, Philadelphia, PA
November 1st - Capitol Center for the Arts, Concord, NH
November 2nd - The Ridgefield Playhouse, Ridgefield, CT
November 4th - Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank, NJ
November 6th - Theatre at Westbury, Westbury, NY
November 8th - Hanover Theatre, Worcester, MA
November 10th - Grande Theatre du Quebec, Quebec City, QC
November 12th - St. Denis Theatre, Montreal, QC
The Anderson Wakeman Project 360
The Anderson Wakeman Project 360 - General Tour Talk
October 8th - Turks Hall, Addlestone, Surrey (Friday )
October 9th - Corn Exchange, Cambridge (Saturday )
October 11th - The Hawth, Crawley (Monday )
October 12th - Fairfield Halls, Croydon (Tuesday )
October 15th - Arts & Leisure Centre, Stevenage (Friday)
October 16th - Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells (Saturday)
October 19th - Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool (Tuesday )
October 21st - Civic Hall, Wolverhampton (Thursday )
October 22nd - The Anvil, Basingstoke (Friday )
October 24th - Grand Theatre and Opera House, Leeds ( Sunday )
October 25th - Buxton Opera House ( Monday )
October 29th - Lighthouse (Poole Arts Centre), Poole ( Friday )
October 30th - Alban Arena, St Albans ( Saturday )
November 1st - Colston Hall Bristol (Monday)
November 2nd - Cliffs Pavilion, Southend (Tuesday)
November 6th - The Playhouse, Edinburgh (Saturday)
November 7th - The Concert Hall, Perth ( Sunday )
November 8th - The Sage, Gateshead ( Monday )
November 11th - Palace Theatre, Manchester (Thursday)
November 12th - Grand Hall, Corn Exchange, Ipswich (Friday )
November 15th - indig02 at the O2, London (Monday)
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San Diego, CA (PRWEB) May 05, 2014
RJL Capital Management, LLC, the San Diego-based investment adviser, announced the latest monthly dividend of its interval fund, The Multi-Strategy Growth & Income Fund (NASDAQ: MSFDX, the "Fund"). The Fund's board of directors declared a monthly dividend in the amount of $0.0637 per share that was paid ex-dividend on April 29, 2014, to shareholders of record as of the close of trading on April 28, 2014. This marks the Fund's fifteenth consecutive declared dividend since its inception.
About the Multi-Strategy Growth & Income Fund
The Multi-Strategy Growth & Income Fund is registered as a continuously offered, closed-end interval fund that offers quarterly redemptions of up to 5% of shares outstanding. It allows investors diversification in several potentially income-producing alternative strategies at a low minimum investment while providing limited liquidity.
The Fund seeks a multi-strategy approach to investing by diversifying assets across various alternative investments, including real estate investment trusts (REITs), equity income investments, business development companies (BDCs), and structured notes, with the overall goal of providing a consistent quarterly distribution. However, there is no assurance that the Fund will achieve its objectives, generate profits, or avoid losses.
The Fund gives investors access to alternative income strategies that may provide greater yields and growth opportunities than traditional investment strategies. The primary objective of the Fund is current income generation. The secondary objective of the Fund is to achieve long-term growth.
The Fund intends to make a dividend distribution to its shareholders each quarter of the net investment income of the Fund after payment of the Fund's operating expenses.
To learn more about the Multi-Strategy Growth & Income Fund, contact Zach Forman at (800) 644-1150 ext. 1510 or visit http://www.growthandincomefund.com.
There is no assurance that the Fund will achieve its investment objective.
The Fund's distribution rate may be affected by numerous factors, including changes in realized and projected market returns, Fund performance, and other factors. There can be no assurance that an unanticipated change in market conditions or other unforeseen factors will not result in a change in the Fund's distribution rate at a future time. The Fund's distribution amounts were calculated based on the ordinary income received from the underlying investments, including short-term capital gains realized from the disposition of such investments. A portion of the distributions consist of a return of capital based on the character of the distributions received from the underlying holdings, primarily Real Estate Investment Trusts.
Limited liquidity is provided to shareholders only through the Fund's quarterly repurchase offers of up to 5% of the shares outstanding at net asset value. Volatility is a statistical measure of the dispersion of returns for a given security or market index. Commonly, the higher the volatility, the riskier the security. Volatility is unpredictable, and as a result the investments listed above are subject to market fluctuations and risks.
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In celebration of Arbor Day, the Marion County Conservation District will be giving away free trees to the public from 9 a.m. until all trees are gone.
The species of trees available will be Eastern Redbud, Green Ash, White Pine, Kentucky Coffee Tree and Silky Dogwood.
Arbor Day, Latin for "Tree Day" is an environmental holiday. All citizens and groups are highly encouraged to plant trees and to help protect and give tender loving care to all existing trees.
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A major commentator on the learning & talent technology industry since its inception, David is the author of over 140 papers/articles on learning & talent technology innovation and a strategic advisor to many major organisations in the UK and Europe.
Whether it's a talent strategy, management process or a solution, what does cross-European or global deployment really mean?
Does it mean responding to the diversity of peoples and cultures in different countries and businesses or the imposition of a single overarching and mandated approach for all? Does it mean single, homogenous processes or the provision of frameworks that allow local organisations to flourish? And what is the fine line that separates them? And makes them efficient and effective?
The sad fact for many strategic Learning and Talent initiatives is that they are focused on homogenised, mono cultures and standardised approaches rather than the realities and needs or different geographies and market maturities. The common response to diversity is not differentiation – but to drive conformity. The problem is that this conformity may not just be inappropriate, it may be illegal – for example if it breaks German Workers Council rules or French regulatory reporting requirements.
Also, do you really need mature bureaucratic processes, when part of the company you are servicing is effectively a "start-up"? Whilst they might be right for a mature business, they could just be the thing that stifles growth for an embryonic new part of your business. This is one of the biggest challenges for the delivery of cross-organisational talent strategies.
How do you enable businesses in a way that is focussed on their operating realities, but get the efficiencies of a standardised approach? How do you impose symmetry and consistency onto an inconsistent and asymmetrical world? Even though HR often tries, is it even possible?
A good example, of this is the instigation of a global, HR shared services operations as part of the Ulrich Model. Many global HR operations use this model as their foundation and the creation of central, single processing model for HR transactions – serviced within a global HR shared services group.
Whilst this may be all well and good for controlling the costs associated with managing HR, and be the dominant received wisdom for how HR operates; blindly following this approach, especially on a cross-European or global basis can drive some very dubious decisions. Top of the tree for this is Performance Management. HR frequently instigates annual appraisal processes that feed bonus payments and compensation and rewards. A standardised approach, with one size fits all. But the nature of those processes is often frequently at odds with the speed of business – you only have to look at sales targets and structures needed to support dynamic and fast moving sales cycles.
So why wouldn't you look to create differentiated approaches for other groups too? The answer has been partly because the service model and supporting systems are unable to support the necessary diversity of process and approach.
In recent years things have changed significantly. Solutions have become much more configurable and more flexible – without needing high costs of external consultants to set things up for you. But the legacy view of ERP-style HR systems runs deep reinforcing the desire from some (often IT) for mono-answers to Talent and Learning questions, deployed globally. Whilst these stagnant approaches are deeply entrenched in the corporate psyche, we will continue to need to ask:
- Why do pan-European projects fail to engage local audiences effectively?
- Why do so few global companies really build effective cross-geography learning and talent deployment strategies that can deal with multiple languages, legal and cultural differences?
- How can local business driven and the centralised learning and talent needs really be accommodated by philosophies and systems that champion cost efficiency at the cost of effectiveness?
- Where the answers to these questions remain unsatisfactorily, the proliferation of local or departmental solutions rather than true cross-organisational solutions will continue to be a huge issue?
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New Floral Takes on the Fall Color Palette
The appeal of the traditional autumnal color palette—deep rusty reds and oranges, saffron yellows, chocolate browns—is certainly due in part to how strongly it stirs nostalgia and warmth. But lately I've been seeing some less expected, equally stirring versions of seasonal color in some of my favorite florists' work. Let's take a look at these alternative autumn palettes so you can try them out at home.
Certain combinations of colors and textures have an incredible power to evoke the emotions we associate with particular seasons. But some seasonal color palettes have become so expected, even trite, that they no longer faithfully inspire those powerful emotions. Try these ideas for how to tweak the traditional fall palette, creating that atmosphere of intimacy, nostalgia, and warmth that we associate with the season:
• Think muted. Soft, muted versions of typical seasonal colors (pale peach instead of orange, parchment-like beige instead of gold) have a relaxing, inviting effect, like a nice blanket you just want to wrap yourself in. Adopting a muted color palette is a great way to do seasonal while avoiding a "harvest" kind of look. Bouquet from Saipua.
• Use bright to accent dark. So many typical "fall bouquets" consist overwhelmingly of strong, saturated colors, with dark brown often used as an accent. But I love the idea of using dark browns in different textures as the foundation for a bouquet, with bright accents to draw the eye. Another one from Saipua.
• Don't eschew the blues. Blue is a color we often associate with spring (think forget-me-nots and the like), but dusky blues are gorgeous for fall. Blue hydrangeas, turning dark purple this time of year, are so moody and dramatic, like harbingers of the cool, cloudy weather. Bouquet from McKenzie Powell Designs.
• Pale whites and yellows. We tend to think of whites and yellows for springtime bouquets as well, but using these pale colors judiciously in fall bouquets can lend a lovely feeling of freshness that's welcome all year round. I like the combination of the pale colors with dark green in this bouquet from Studio Choo.
• Succulents for soft grays. Gray is my favorite underused fall color; it makes me think of a favorite sweater. The soft grays of the succulent palette, paired with more traditional fall colors, can add an interesting touch of coziness with a modern edge. Bridal bouquet is a recent one from my studio, photographed by the fabulous Sylvie Gil.
What are your favorite ways to put a spin on the traditional fall color palette? Please share below!
(Images: Saipua (1 and 2); McKenzie Powell Designs; Studio Choo; Sylvie Gil Photography / The Cutting Garden)


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EBC Brakes Helps This F-150 Stop Quicker
Adding larger wheels and tires to a truck can improve the look and function almost instantly. But most people forget about the brakes. From the factory, the brakes are optimized to stop the size of tire that the truck originally came with. For example, this 2011 F-150 originally had 265/65R18 tires on it, which are 31.5 inches tall. The 34-inch tall BFGoodrich tires that were added are a full two and a half inches taller than the factory tires, meaning that the rolling mass is further out from the center. This causes the brakes to have work even harder to stop the truck. If I lost any of you, I will try to explain it in simpler terms. Adding larger wheels and tires means the brakes aren't as effective as they used to be. This makes your truck not as safe as it could be, but fortunately the solution is easy and inexpensive.
Luckily, upgrading to a larger rotor and pad can be done in your driveway in an afternoon thanks to EBC Brakes. Available at Auto Anything, the EBC Sport Rotor Kit is a direct replacement for the OEM rotors. They're drilled and slotted to help eliminate brake fade caused by excessive heat, and also sweep dirt, water, and brake dust off of the rotor. For brake pads, we again ordered EBC Yellowstuff pads from Auto Anything. The Yellowstuff pads have a larger surface area and are thicker than the OEM pads. Follow along as we upgrade the brakes on this lifted F-150.
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Due to the oncoming weather predicted for Hurricane Sandy several events have been rescheduled. Many communities have not posted changes to their schedules at this time. You can find an updated version of various Halloween events scheduled throughout the Seacoast and Tri-City area Here.
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Plan on a spooktacular weekend. As Halloween approaches, there are many events planned for young and old. The following list, in alphabetical order by community, will help you make plans for yourself or your young ghosts and goblins.
ALTON — No events have been posted in the town of Alton.
BARRINGTON — Kids Kaos will take place on Saturday, Oct. 27, from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. inside the town gym. Activities will include many fall-themed crafts, carnival-style games, pumpkin painting, prizes, and a bounce house. The cost for the event is $3 per family. Families are welcome to pre-buy you're their tickets at the Recreation office until Oct. 25.
At the same time that day, from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. the Recreation Department is also hosting a Truck-or-Treat event at the Recreation office parking lot. Children enjoy trick-or-treating by going from truck to truck to receive pre-packaged candy from costumed car owners. Plenty of candy and spooky, fun, and scary-decorated vehicles will be part of this free event. Registration is required to participate. A contest will take place for the best-dressed car, and winners will receive spooky prizes. To register, visit www.barrington.nh.gov/pages/barringtonNH_Rec/halloween.
A free costume contest will also take place at the town gym on Saturday, Oct. 27. The contest will take place at 5:45 p.m. for preschoolers and kindergartners; 6 p.m. for first- and second-graders; 6:15 p.m. for third- and fourth-graders; 6:30 p.m. for fifth- and sixth-graders; and 6:45 p.m. for seventh- and eighth-graders. Prizes will be awarded according to age group and categories. Some local celebrities will be judging the contest.
BERWICK, Maine — The 6th annual "Trunk or Treat" event will also be held at the Town Hall from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 30. Goodie bags and various treats will be provided from trunks and other vehicles in the parking lot. Healthy snacks, sandwiches, and soups will also be provided in the lobby. The event is sponsored by Berwick Recreation and Berwick Reads.
DOVER — On Saturday, Oct. 27:
The downtown Dover businesses will offer trick-or-treating at over 30 locations from 11 a.m. 3 p.m. Look for "Enter if You Dare" signs, marking the participating businesses. For a full list of the businesses involved, start your day at the Children's Museum of New Hampshire. They will be handing out a list during their Not-so-Spooky Spectacular, featuring all-day events for kids of all ages from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., including eerie experiments, crafts, bat cave exploration, face painting and more.
At 2 p.m., starting at the Dover Chamber of Commerce, the 7th Annual Dover Zombie Walk will take place. The walk will be along Central Avenue to Adelle's Coffeehouse.
Visitors can also explore the One Washington Mill and travel through a Living Halloween Art Installation and eat snacks from Soup Guy Caf� in the lobby. Cookies will also be available from Popper's pastry chef. There will be a silent auction with items donated by local businesses. Photos will be taken by Ron St. Jean as you explore the Mill in costume. Theater Unmasked on the fifth floor of the mill will offer the "Into the Grim" play with show times at 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. At 6 p.m., poet Kayla Wheeler and artist Jessica Allard will present a project inspired by Graveyard Flowers, a book by Wheeler. Reception begins at 6 p.m. in the mill's East Tower Gallery.
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The Harrison's parade will begin at 2 p.m. They will loop around Morningside Road and Meridian Drive.
The McConnell Center tenants are sponsoring a Halloween trick-or-treat event for preschool aged children on Oct. 3 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. in the Teen Center. Crafts, games and trick-or-treating will take place throughout the building. A free book will be given to the first 50 children to attend.
DURHAM — A Spooktacular Day in Durham will be held at Jackson's Landing off of Dover Road from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Friday Oct. 26. The event is free and family friendly to celebrate the autumn season and Halloween. Activities will include: pumpkin decorating, cookie decorating, face painting, and make your own ghost. For questions contact Stefanie Frazee at email@example.com or call 817-4074.
ELIOT, Maine — A Halloween party and costume contest will be held Friday, Oct. 26, at the Eliot Elementary School from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. From 5:30 to 6:45 p.m. the event is for kindergartners and younger; from 7-8:15 p.m. the event is for Grades 1-3; and from 7:30-8:30 p.m. the event is for Grades 4-8, Haunted Trail only.
FARMINGTON — On Friday, Oct. 26, the Recreation Department will host a Halloween parade, scheduled to leave the Town Hall at 531 Main Street at 3:30 p.m. Children are invited to join and visit local businesses for candy.
KITTERY, Maine — The Kittery Recreation Department hosts its 11th annual Halloween celebration on Saturday, Oct. 27. The free event takes place from noon until 3 p.m. at Frisbee Common at 120 Rogers Road. Games and activities will be offered, including hay rides and a bounce house.
LEBANON, Maine — On Saturday, Oct. 27, the Rescue Department is hosting the annual Trunk-or-Treat event is taking place at the Hanson School, from 6 to 8 p.m.
On Tuesday, Oct. 30 and Wednesday, Oct. 31, the Lebanon Rescue Department is holding its ninth annual Halloween Open House from 5 to 7 p.m. at Lebanon Central Station, at 1524 Carl Broggi Highway (Route 202) in Lebanon. This year, the free event is featuring hayrides on beautiful Belgian Meadow horses. Also at the open house will be crafts tables where children can make masks and color Halloween crafts. Also returning this year will be other fun items for the kids including the "Over Budget" Monster Mud Truck, tours of emergency vehicles, safety giveaways for the kids and games for the kids. Also pumpkins will be available to the children as supplies last!
Kids will also be treated to candy and lots of public safety education material provided by the Rescue Department. The children can take tours of the Rescue Department's command vehicle, off-road rescue vehicle and ambulances. We will also have lots of treats for the kids and coffee and refreshments for the parents!
This year, the rescue volunteers are also collecting non-perishable food items to help other families in need during the holiday season.
LEE — No events have been posted.
MADBURY — No events have been posted.
MIDDLETON — Middleton will host a Halloween party on Saturday, Oct. 27 from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Old Town Hall at 192 Kings Highway, in lieu of holding Trick-or-Treating in town.
MILTON — Milton's annual "Spooky Walk" will be held on Saturday, Oct. 27, from 2 to 8 p.m. on the Town Beach.
NEW DURHAM — The New Durham School will host a parade on Friday, Oct. 26 at 1:30 p.m. Trick-or-Treating will be held in the school gymnasium at 5:30 p.m. later that night.
Mall Kidgits Boo Bash — The event will be held Saturday, Oct. 27, 1– 3 p.m. in Center Court. The Simon Kidgits Club is a fun and informative program that focuses on health, wellness, education, safety and entertainment for children ages 3-8. On Oct. 27, the Simon Kidgits club invites area children and families to this spook-tacular event filled with frightfully fun activities! The event, presented by The Hub TV Network, will have several activities and games for everyone to enjoy including Halloween crafts and activity stations, pumpkin decorating and costume photos! (Photo charge applies).
Mall Wide Trick-or-Treat — The event will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 31, starting at 5 p.m. Area children are invited to wear their best Halloween costume and trick-or-treat throughout the mall. The mall-wide trick-or-treat provides a warm and safe environment for children to collect their treats without the worry of cars or rain! Visit stores with orange signage in their front entrance for a special treat or prize. Families should check in for the free mall-wide trick-or-treat at guest services.
Paranormal investigation at Stone Church — On Monday, Oct. 29, the Stone Church music club will host paranormal investigators from North East Paranormal Associates. Group members will offer an introduction on how ghost investigations are conducted and what sorts of results they yield. Then, participants will take part in a paranormal investigation. The audience will split up into small groups and explore the venue, accompanied by a medium who will interpret messages from the spirits. The event starts at 7 p.m., and is suitable for all ages. Tickets cost $10, and can be purchased online. For more information, visit www.stonechurchrocks.com. Proceeds will benefit the Newmarket Veterans Committee. For more information about North East Paranormal Associates, visit www.nepanh.com.
NORTH BERWICK, Maine — No Halloween events planned.
NORTHWOOD — The Recreation Department is sponsoring the fourth annual Tailgate Trick-r-Treat event at 5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 27, at the Northwood Athletic Fields, 611 1st New Hampshire Turnkpike. The event will take place rain, snow or shine and is a BYO (bring your own) candy event. Trick-or-Treat care to car instead of door to door. If you are not keen on having tricks done to you, bring treats! Feel free to decorate your vehicle and come in costume. Set up begins at 4:30 p.m.
Pumpkin smashing — It's that time again! Take your best shot and spray pumpkin seeds across the parking lot at the annual Pumpkin Smash during the Portsmouth Farmers' Market.
A fine selection of pumpkins from our local farms are waiting for you, along with prizes for complete smashings.
Smashers have their pick of satisfying weaponry. Everything from the simple but highly effective baseball bat to wooden mallets the size the pumpkins themselves.
Of course, you'll have to pick up some yummy pumpkin treats during your visit, like pumpkin-shaped maple sugar candy from Sugarmomma's Maple Farm and pumpkin whoopie pies from Forty Five Market Street Bakery and Cafe.
The Pumpkin Smash is sponsored by the Portsmouth Halloween Parade, with proceeds from the event helping to fund the parade each year.
The Portsmouth Farmers' Market runs from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 27, in front of City Hall on Junkins Avenue. For more information about the market, including what's in season and links to our vendors, visit www.seacoastgrowers.org. For information on the Halloween Parade, visit www.spookyportsmouth.com.
Jumbo Circus Peanuts Halloween Ball — Local musical group Jumbo Circus Peanuts will perform at a Halloween Ball at the Portsmouth Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 186 on Saturday, Oct. 27. The event will begin at 8 p.m. at the VFW hall, which is located at 238 Deer St. Tickets cost $10, and will not be sold in advance. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Portsmouth Halloween Parade.
Portsmouth Halloween Parade — Marching into its 18th year, the Portsmouth Halloween Parade is a grassroots, all-inclusive alternative to contemporary Halloween. Hundreds of costumed participants march each year, and thousands more cheer from the sidelines.
The parade takes place rain or shine on Wednesday, Oct. 31. Participants will gather the at large fountain at Prescott Park. at about 6 p.m., and the parade will commence at 7 p.m.
The parade will travel over the Mechanic Street bridge, proceed past Point of Graves Burial Ground, then hook right onto Marcy Street and on to the State Street intersection. Participants will turn left onto Court Street, right onto State Street, then proceed around the parking lot to Bow Street. Participants will travel through Market Square next, continuing onto Fleet Street, back to State Street, then returning back to Prescott Park. The event will conclude with a "wild rumpus" featuring musical groups in the park.
Costumes are encouraged, but wardrobe choices should comport with "reasonable standards of public decency and decorum," according to information provided by the parade organizers. No motorized vehicles are allowed, and open flames are also forbidden.
The parade is not intended to be a political rally or commercial opportunity. Organizers do not accept corporate sponsorship, and corporate logos and banners are not permitted.
For more information, visit http://www.spookyportsmouth.com. A map of the parade route is available at http://www.spookyportsmouth.com/routemap.cfm. ROCHESTER — Volunteers at Rochester Main Street are all set to trek down North and South Main Streets to the town common for the third annual Zombie Walk, underwritten by Bank of New Hampshire on Friday, Oct. 26. This event is for adults and teens to get their Halloween spirits and outfits together and congregate by 6:45 p.m. in the Union Street parking lot. At 7 p.m. they will be escorted by the police down North Main and South Main Streets to cider, donuts (courtesy of Dunkin'Donuts) and what else…brains, along with DJ John Cox at the Common. Special appearances are being made by students from Corinne's School of Dance, Dance In Motion, Sole City Dance and Studio 109 who will perform to "Thriller" throughout the route. A special appearance will be made this year by members of the Poison Pixies Roller Derby Team. There is no charge to participate, and free parking is available nearby at the Union, North Main, and Congress Street or City Hall parking lots.
As usual, the Zombie Walk will be preceded by the annual Trick or Treat On The Town and Horribles Parade for children under 10 years old. Costumed children under 10 are asked to assemble at the Union Street Parking at the Factory Court entrance at 4:15 p.m. for maps and treat bags and then make their way throughout the downtown area stopping at participating merchants. James Bizalonis will be on stage in Factory Court with his balloon twisting creations and strolling juggler Jeremy Walker will entertain the trick or treaters. Maps will be available until 5:30 p.m.
For more information on the Zombie Walk or Trick or Treat On The Town/Horribles Parade, or to sign up to participate, (drummers, pipers and horns are definitely welcome), please contact the Rochester Main Street Office at 603-330-3208 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. The contact number the day of the event is 603-781-7116.
On Sunday, Oct. 28, the Ward 4 R.U.N. program is hosting a Halloween party for kids in the ward. The party will be held at the Roberge Community Center off Bridge Street from 5 to 7 p.m.
PTO Halloween Party — The Rollinsford Grade School PTO is planning a Community Halloween party for Saturday, Oct. 27, from 2-3:30 p.m. at the Rollinsford Grade School. Children (preschool through 4th grade) and parents are invited to come dressed in costume to play some games and to have some fun. We are asking families to bring a gently used book and/or small toy for the prize table. (If not, no big deal-please come anyway. We will have other prizes.)
ARCH old-fashioned Halloween haunted house —The Association for Rollinsford Culture and History (ARCH) will host an old fashioned Halloween haunted house on Saturday, Oct. 27, from 5-8 p.m. at the historic Colonel Paul Wentworth House on Water Street. The house will be decorated for Halloween with mildly scary scenes, strobe light and eerie sounds, appropriate for school age children. Activities will include: ghost stories read aloud upstairs in the attic, a well seasoned fortune teller, outdoor games, including toss the ring on the witches' hat, toss the bones in the cauldron, and douse the candle in the jack-o-lantern. Refreshments will be available, and all are urged to come in costume. Admission is free, but donations or ARCH memberships are greatly appreciated. Please visit the website for more information: www.paulwentworthhouse.org.
Regular trick-or-treat hours for Rollinsford children are from 4 to 7 p.m on Oct. 30.
SOMERSWORTH — Trick-or-treating will take place for children fron 5:30 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 30.
Teatotaller Tea House will be opening its doors Tuesday, Oct. 30, during Somersworth Trick-or-Treat night to celebrate All Hallows Eve. From free homemade candy to spiced apple cider, the Tea House brings you all your fall favorites while you pop in on this bone-chilling night. Join us for a night of festivities, costume photos, free raffles, and good music. All ages are welcome! Open 5-9 p.m.
SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — Trick-or-treating begins at 5:30 p.m. and ends at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 30. Children are also invited to gather at the Community Center at 5:30 p.m. in their costumes and parade down to the Central School to kick off the evening.
STRAFFORD — No events other than Trick-or-Treating have been posted.
WAKEFIELD — No events have been posted.
WOLFEBORO — No events have been posted.
Spooky Times Ahead: Halloween events abound in region
Due to the oncoming weather predicted for Hurricane Sandy several events have been rescheduled. Many communities have not posted changes to their schedules at this time. You can find an updated version of various Halloween events scheduled throughout the Seacoast and Tri-City area Here.
Check Fosters.com for further updates.
Plan on a spooktacular weekend. As Halloween approaches, there are many events planned for young and old. The following list, in alphabetical order by community, will help you make plans for yourself or your young ghosts and goblins.


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About Marilla Palmer
Marilla Palmer blends naturally occurring and manmade materials in such a way that they sometimes become indistinguishable. As she describes, "artifice and nature are uneasy bedfellows, but this has always been where my interest lies." In her typical works of sculpture and paper-based collage, Palmer combines branches and velvet leaves, sequins and mushrooms, crystals and dead flowers. She has also made installations in which LED projections are directed towards rain showers, tree fungus, and tiny mirrors. The artist once jokingly said, "My studio looks like the day after a storm that somehow twirled together deep woods and a burlesque dressing room." Her works, however, engage with more serious themes of death, decay, and glamour. Palmer's influences include Jackson Pollock and Florine Stettheimer.


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Justin Bieber 'As Long As You Love Me' Acoustic Performance
As if we weren't excited enough for Justin Bieber's BELIEVE acoustic album, he goes and does something like this! Even though the album leaked earlier this week, Justin just released a video of him singing an acoustic version of his hit tune "As Long As You Love Me" for a packed house. How lucky are those girls?!
With just himself and a buddy playing the guitar, JB certainly does the normally poppy song justice with this stripped down version. Looking cute in a black tee and jean vest, Justin flashes his signature smile all throughout the performance. We can't wait to listen to the whole acoustic album!
Watch the performance for yourself above, and tell us what you think of it in the comments.


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By far the easiest way to use ModeShape is to use Maven, because with just a few lines of code, Maven will automatically pull all the JARs and source for all of the ModeShape libraries as well as everything those libraries need. For the details, see our Maven page.
Using JARs
If your application doesn't use Maven, you'll need to obtain the ModeShape JARs and place them onto your application's classpath. This is a bit more complicated, because you have to manage the JARs yourself, but ModeShape provides a single download with all of the JARs for all ModeShape components and all dependencies. For details, see below.
Deploy to Wildfly
You can deploy ModeShape 5 and its RESTful, WebDAV, CMIS, and Repository Explorer services to Wildfly by downloading the Kit and extracting the ZIP contents on top of your Wildfly installation. For more details, see the documentation.
You can do the same for ModeShape 4.x with Wildfly 8 or Wildfly 9, or for ModeShape 3.8 with JBoss EAP 6.2.1.GA or 6.3, or ModeShape 3.4-3.7.x with JBoss EAP 6.1.1, or ModeShape 3.2 or 3.3 with JBoss EAP 6.1, or ModeShape 3.0 or 3.1 with AS 7.1.1.
However, be aware that these older versions contain none of the fixes for any bugs found after their release. Therefore, if at all possible, please use the latest ModeShape version with the latest supported Wildfly release.
ModeShape 5.x and 4.x are licensed under the Apache Software License, version 2.0.
ModeShape 3.x (or earlier) is licensed under the Lesser General Public License (LGPL), version 2.1.
Downloads by release
The downloads for each release can be found on these pages:
- ModeShape 5.4.0.Final
- ModeShape 5.3.0.Final
- ModeShape 5.2.0.Final
- ModeShape 5.1.0.Final
- ModeShape 5.0.0.Final
- ModeShape 4.6.0.Final
- ModeShape 4.5.0.Final
- ModeShape 4.4.0.Final
- ModeShape 4.3.0.Final
- ModeShape 4.2.0.Final
- ModeShape 4.1.0.Final
- ModeShape 4.0.0.Final
- ModeShape 3.8.1.Final
- ModeShape 3.8.0.Final
- ModeShape 3.7.4.Final
- ModeShape 3.7.3.Final
- ModeShape 3.7.2.Final
- ModeShape 3.7.1.Final
- ModeShape 3.7.0.Final
- ModeShape 3.6.0.Final
- ModeShape 3.5.0.Final
- ModeShape 3.4.0.Final
- ModeShape 3.3.0.Final
- ModeShape 3.2.0.Final
- ModeShape 3.1.3.Final
- ModeShape 3.1.2.Final
- ModeShape 3.1.1.Final
- ModeShape 3.1.0.Final
- ModeShape 3.0.1.Final
- ModeShape 3.0.0.Final
- ModeShape 2.8.3.Final
- ModeShape 2.8.2.Final
- ModeShape 2.8.1.Final
- ModeShape 2.8.0.Final
- ModeShape 2.7.0.Final
- ModeShape 2.6.0.Final
- ModeShape 2.5.0.Final
- ModeShape 2.4.0.Final
- ModeShape 2.3.0.Final
- ModeShape 2.2.0.Final
- ModeShape 2.1.0.Final
- ModeShape 2.0.0.Final
- ModeShape 1.x
- JBoss DNA 0.x


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Holyjoe wrote:I'm curious as to why you think the Munhak "wouldn't really cut it" for the Asian Games... it's pretty clear that construction of things like the rugby pitch, tennis courts and swimming pool were going to be necessities to host the tournament and they'll have lasting benefits for Incheon residents for many years to come, but the Munhak is not exactly your bog-standard dust bowl multi purpose arena that's been left untouched for 30-40 years. A wee bit of tarting up of a venue that's barely twelve years old and it would have been perfectly fine for use, as the Daegu venue was for the World championships after a similar makeover. Perhaps it will be turned into a national training centre for athletics which would be all well and good, but then again they're not exactly short of newly built venues in the capital region that could have served that purpose - Hwaseong is a perfect candidate, or Goyang, or even a tarted-up Munhak. The expenditure seems even more reckless seeing as Incheon city is in the midst of a fiscal crisis (see previous page of this thread as well).
The fiscal crisis of 2012, was in no small part due to all the stadia construction, it's not as if they decided to build this monster during or after that crisis.
As per a Munhak refurb, sure that could work. Perhaps that wouldn't be good enough to win the bid, though? I don't know anything about the bidding process or who they were up against. But I repeat, the Asian Games is a very big deal, just after the WC and Olympics. The Track World Championships is peanuts in comparison.


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We are now just a month away from the first game in The Ashes series as the under achieving Aussies face the mighty England team at Trent Bridge in Nottingham. If all goes to plan it will be business as usual with the England team notching up their third Ashes series win in a row. But then again when has it ever gone to plan?
Oddly enough there's a bit of trend in cricketing garb at the moment. Maybe it is just our penchant for white canvas style shoes or possibly the revival of Great Gatsby era flannels, but there is plenty of cricket influenced fashion in both indie stores and on the high street as well as specialist cricket emporiums.
Here then is what to wear this fabulous cricketing summer. Howzat!
John Smedley Bart Retro 60's Cricket Jumper £150
The cricket jumper isn't just for sporty types. It is a Mod wardrobe staple. This 'Bart' Mens V-Neck cricket jumper by John Smedley comes in a cool Vintage ice cream (beige) colour way. Chunky Retro tipping to the low V-neck in purple and Vintage plum. Sixties Mod style fine cable knit detailing throughout. Made from Sea Island Cotton. Atom Retro