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Glenn McQuaid
Larry Fessenden
I Sell the Dead
Tales from Beyond the Pale
It's near midnight when I make the conference call to Glenn McQuaid and Larry Fessenden. Outside I can hear early Halloween revelers making their way home - shouts, laughter, a distant scream. McQuaid is the writer and director of I Sell the Dead, which starred Indie King of Horror, Fessenden – who has been making horror films as an actor, writer, producer and director since 1985, when he set-up his company Glass Eye Pix.
The line crackles, then a faint casual tone. It's answered, and there's something of the séance about their voices – distant, ghostly, far off – as they come through. Eventually 'Hello,' Glenn's soft Irish lilt, and we greet each other through a deafening roar. 'Like a hurricane' one of us says. 'Better try again.' This time we're clear, and in the room.
Since 2010, McQuaid and Fessenden have been scaring the bejesus out of listeners, with their anthology radio series of top drawer horror stories called Tales from Beyond the Pale. Recorded live in front of an audience at a New York theater, Tales… brought the magnificent acting skills of Vincent D'Onofrio, Angus Scrimm, Ron Perlman, and James Le Gros, together with the writing talents of Fessenden (who also acted in certain shows), McQuaid, Graham Reznick, Ashley Thorpe, Paul Solet, J. T. Petty, Sarah Langan and Jeff Buhler. These tales of mystery and imagination varied from science fiction ("This Oracle Moon") to fantasy and horror ("Trawler", "Hole Digger", "The Demon Huntsman", "The Conformation"), and were an instant success.
The original idea for the series came to Glenn, when he and Larry were driving upstate, listening to an old Boris Karloff broadcast.
Glenn McQuaid: 'Larry and I were driving up to the set of Jim Nichols' movie, which Larry produced, and we were listening to an old Boris Karloff radio play. The rain started down and we found we were enrapt by this old time radio drama. And I just turned to Larry and started proposing the idea - that this was something that Glass Eye Pix could get behind, and we both talked about it.
'A coupe of months later, we started to take the idea seriously. It came out of a desire to get a lot more of our own content out there. Initially we had treatments and outlines for projects that had been sitting around too long, and we thought this would be a good platform to get our own work out there, as well as the work of all our friends and collaborators - people like Paul Solet and Jeff Buhler. It was a desire to keep working to keep getting ideas out there, and I think it was very tempting for Larry and I to try something, which was essentially new for us at the time.
'Basically, the project grew out of a desire to get stuff out there from ourselves, but almost more importantly from other people and step in as curators in a way, and design the anthologies. We reached out to people we've either worked with before, or had met and have enjoyed their work.
'For instance, I met Paul Solet while I was showing I Sell the Dead and he was showing Grace at Fright Fest Presents… in Glasgow, and we just got on well together. When we started shifting gears with Tales from Beyond the Pale, I started reaching out to Paul Solet, Jeff Buhler - he's another film-maker that I like, and similarly Larry reached out to a few folks he was intrigued by.'
Larry Fessenden: 'Yeah, we hooked up with Simon Lumley, who I'd never met, I think you met him. Simon Barrett as well, who Glenn and I have both worked with, I was in Simon's film You're Next, and Glenn worked with him on V/H/S.
'It's really expanding the community, which is the other agenda, something I've always tried to do. It's my theory that if there is enough of us in the same boat, then maybe we can all rise up together and take over Tinsel Town.'
More tales from Glenn McQuaid and Larry Fessenden, after the jump…
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Ontario Explore Campus Gerontology Graduate Programs and Schools
Considering Campus Gerontology Graduate Programs that could help you achieve your goals of pursuing a gerontologist? Now's the time to weigh your program options and decide on a graduate program that may suit your needs. You might have a few choices…but for students who hope to get involved on campus and be part of an active cohort while engaging in the study of aging, a traditional, campus-based program could be the way to go. Let's get started learning about gerontology programs that may be perfect for you!
What is gerontology, and how do I become a gerontologist?[i]
In the simplest terms, gerontology is the study of old people. Gerontologists are medical scientists who conduct research and experiments related to aging. They may seek to understand the biology of growing older, in addition to trying to improve life for elderly populations. Most medical scientists, like gerontologists, work in research, as well as at colleges, universities, and hospitals. But how does one prepare to pursue a career as a gerontologist? Typically, they earn a PhD, which may be in biology or another life science; however, there may be other options, which we'll explore below![ii] Finally, keep in mind that about 45% of medical scientists complete postdoctoral training in order to pursue a professional role.[iii] The academic path you choose may depend on your specific career goal – whether that's conducting clinical studies, working directly with elderly patients, or something else entirely!
Types of gerontology graduate programs
Choose from several Campus Gerontology Graduate Programs that may align with your career goals:
PhD in Gerontology[ii] – A PhD is typically the most common degree for medical scientists like gerontologists. This research-heavy program may introduce you to working in a laboratory, designing your own projects and
experiments, analyzing data, and more. Usually, you'll have to research, write, and defend a thesis.
Dual degree in Gerontology[ii] – This degree option may allow you to pair a PhD with a specialized medical degree, like an M.D. (Medical Doctor) or D.O. (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine.) If you hope to learn the clinical skills of a physician in addition to exploring the study of aging, this kind of program may be worth checking out.
Master's degree in Gerontology – A master's degree program may offer an alternate path to your gerontology career goals…such as if you are interested in a geriatric nursing role. Though a doctoral degree may be more common, about 20% of medical scientists reported earning a master's degree as their highest level of education. iii You may be able to choose from an M.A. (Master of Arts), an M.S. (Master or Science), or other program options.
Graduate Certificate in Gerontology – If you're working in a field like health or social services but are hoping to work with older adults or pursue ways to improve quality of life for the elderly, perhaps a earning graduate certificate is the choice for you. This option may be a good way to build on prior education and career experience while exploring a specific track.
How do I pick a school of gerontology?
Wondering how to evaluate Campus Gerontology Graduate Programs? Finding a program that suits your needs may seem like an overwhelming task…especially if you're not quite sure what to look for! Here are some criteria to consider as you search for the school of gerontology that's perfect for you.
Accredited gerontology graduate programs[iv] – accreditation by a national or regional accrediting body recognized by the U.S. Department of Education is an important trait to look for in a school of gerontology. Accreditation may indicate that a degree program upholds standards of education required by potential employers in your field of study. In addition, students eligible for federal financial aid must choose accredited programs. Check with your prospective gerontology program to make sure it measures up!
Graduation and retention rates[iv]– Checking out a few statistics, like the percentage of students who succeed in earning their degrees, may be another way to evaluate your prospective school of gerontology. Of course, numbers don't always tell the whole story…but a reputation for satisfied and successful students certainly sounds like a positive thing in a gerontology graduate school!
School location and campus – Do you want to study close to home, or have you always dreamed of moving across the country to attend grad school? Do you like the idea of studying in a major metropolitan area, or are the suburbs more your speed? Start by identifying the qualities you are looking for in a graduate school location. Consider visiting your prospective school of gerontology to get a feel for campus life, nearby cultural activities, and local flavor.
Potential Benefits of Campus Gerontology Graduate Programs
Weighing the potential benefits of Campus Gerontology Graduate Programs over an online school? While both options may have their pluses, here are a few points that may be in favor of traditional, campus-based learning.
Teamwork and camaraderie – Sure, grad students may spend a lot of time working in the lab or conducting independent research. But earning your degree alongside a supportive cohort just might be a great way to make connections, share ideas, and gain inspiration. Plus, working with peers could be good practice for a prospective career.
Fun Fact: 76% of medical scientists (like gerontologists) said working with a group or team was "extremely important" to the role.[iii]
Access to campus resources and buildings – Many gerontology graduate programs emphasize both original research on the study of aging and laboratory work. ii Choosing a campus-based program may mean easier access to laboratories and lab equipment, as well as the library and any other campus resources you may need!
Traditional learning style – Some students may prefer face-to-face instruction, as well as personal interaction with professors. If that's your style, a campus-based program may suit your needs.
The Next Step is Yours!
If you're ready to begin exploring Campus Gerontology Graduate Programs that may be the perfect fit, check out a few of your potential options, below. See a school you're interested in? Click for more details about how the program could help you pursue your goals in gerontology!
Sources: [i] bls.gov/ooh/life-physical-and-social-science/medical-scientists.htm#tab-2 | [ii] bls.gov/ooh/life-physical-and-social-science/medical-scientists.htm#tab-4 | [iii] onetonline.org/link/summary/19-1042.00 | [iv] studentaid.ed.gov/sa/prepare-for-college/choosing-schools/consider#accreditation
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A myriad of home appliances are now beginning to have smartphone control capabilities: air conditioners, thermostats, even a stovetop! Most recently added to this lineup is Samsung's Smart Washer and Dryer, a combination that can be controlled directly from your Samsung Galaxy S3 or other Android and iOS devices. The front-loading Smart Washer and Dryer both feature an 8-inch LCD touchscreen control panel which comes with 21 and 14 types of cycles respectively so you can adjust the settings to match the fabric delicacies or heaviness of each load.
Samsung demonstrated the app for us yesterday, noting that both machines are Wi-Fi enabled so you can control the machine from anywhere in the house — even if your laundry room is in the basement. With the smartphone app, you can also set or schedule the machines to power on or off remotely. A neat use of this could be to leave your load in the dryer and only turn it on an hour before you get home so the clothes will be fresh and warm when you arrive. Alternatively, you can also use your kids' help in pre-loading the machines and turning it on yourself from work to make sure the correct settings are applied. The machines are both high capacity, fitting up to 31 bath towels per load.
With a few taps of the touchscreen, whether on your phone or the built-in machine panel itself, users have the option of selecting cycle types and delay starts on the full-colored menu. In recent news of children accidentally being locked or falling into the washer or dryer before the machine cycles begin, the Samsung Smart Washer and Dryer have also integrated a child lock feature to ensure kids will not be able to find the extra large machines as toys.
Both the Smart Washer and Dryer are available in classic Samsung white or grey colors, with the latter being $100 more expensive… for an unexplained reason. The dryer also comes in an option of electric or gas-powered — an additional $100 if opting for the gas version. The washer and dryer begin at $1,599 each.


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Globe Trekker "Around The World - Silk Road: Kashgar to Istanbul" Holly Morris picks up the journey in Central Asia. She crosses the Jiptik Pass to Osh, and explores the Kingdom of Samarkand and Bukhara. She travels the desert of Turkmenistan to the lost city of Merv and heads to the modern capital of Baku in Azerbaijan. Her trek ends in the rich bazaars of Istanbul.G
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Fulton County Republican voters joined their fellow Pennsylvanians in giving President George
Bush the primary victory he needed to capture enough delegates to clinch the Republican nomination for president in Tuesday's state primary election. County Republicans cast 913 votes for Bush to just 199 for challenger Patrick Buchanan. Ross Perot was given 71 writein votes by county Republicans disgruntled with President Bush. In the Democratic vote, countians clearly favored Bill Clinton over all challengers. Clinton garnered 668 votes in the county to 129 for Paul Tsongas, 122 for Jerry Brown, 57 write-ins for Ross Perot, 17 for Lyndon Laruche, 13 for Tom Harkin and 11 for Bob Kerrey.
Almost 60 athletes participated April 28 in the Fulton County Special Olympics competitions held at McConnellsburg High School track. This marked the first time since the early 1970s that the competitions were held locally.
Sam Buterbaugh, local historian, was named the Fulton County Historical Society's Historian of the Year at the society's annual meeting April 25. Buterbaugh is a well-respected local historian and is known by many county residents as someone who can be counted on to graciously answer any and all questions pertaining to the history of the county.
Fulton County Medical Center's OB/GYN physician has terminated his relationship with the center and will not return to the area, but services for the center will continue. Dr. Gerson Paul had been providing services to the Medical Center since July 1991 following the closing of Mountain View OB/GYN and the departure of Drs. Steven Sheppard and Sue Peck. Dr. Paul had originally been based at the center but in August he and his staff relocated to the former Mountain View offices. Presently the clinic at the North Second Street location is being staffed through short-term arrangements with visiting physicians.
Announcement is made of the marriage of Carole Harr and Ricky Hoffman of McConnellsburg on April 24 in Hagerstown. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. JoAnne Harr and the late Dayton Harr and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hoffman, all of McConnellsburg.
Deaths: Phillip Lake, Harrisonville; Alvin Myers, Harrisonville; Eugene Caldwell, Hancock; Helen Jenkins, Upper Marlboro; Deborah Shoop, Chambersburg; Viola Schmidt, Takoma Park, Md.; Goldie Shives, Hedgesville,W.Va.; Carmen Foreman, Blairsville; Harry Cline Sr., Kernersville, N.C.
Birth at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Duane Runk of Robertsdale on April 12.
Marriage licenses: Brian Strait, Needmore, and Geraldine Strait, Needmore; Karl Petrie, McConnellsburg, and Sue Eigenbrode, Waynesboro.
Todd and Barbara Grissinger of Mercersburg announce the birth of their daughter, Tonya Marie, April 12, at Washington County Hospital.
30 Years Ago
From The Files Of May 6, 1982
Voter registration for the upcoming May 18 primary is about the same as it was for both primary and general elections last year, with both the Democrats and Republicans making up the same proportions of the electorate as before.
Bicycle motorcross has been a popular sport in other states for several years. After seeing a BMX race in Johnstown last year, county extension agent Don Fowler decided it would be a good sport for his sons, as well as other Fulton County and area youths. He went to work organizing a 4-H BMX Club, open to girls and boys ages 6-19, which now numbers about 40 members from Fulton, Bedford and Franklin counties.
Sixteen-year-old Brian Mellott was proud as a peacock on Saturday when he brought home a 20-1/4 pound turkey with a 10-inch beard, which he got within his sights on the Meadow Ground Mountain. He is the son of Joe and Carol Mellott of McConnellsburg.
Marriage licenses: Terry Eugene Lushbaugh and Lisa Kaye Feaster, both of Mercersburg; James Dwayne Ritz, Warfordsburg, and Deidre Lynn Beatty, Needmore.
Specials at the IGA: Libby vegetables, 2 for 79 cents; Pepsi Cola, six 12-oz. cans, $1.39; ground beef, $1.29 lb.; lettuce, 49 cents; Campbell's pork and beans, 2 for 79 cents; Downy fabric softener, $3.19, 96-oz. bottle.
At the opening of the 1982 season at the Jennerstown Speedway on April 24, Tom Peck of McConnellsburg started off the season as the big winner, competing in a large field of late model cars.
Birth at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bivens of Berkeley Springs on April 27.
Deaths: Margaret Patzer, Lancaster; John McCulloh, Waynesboro; W. Ralph Younker, Hancock; Clifford Seiders, McConnellsburg; Fred P. Ritchey, Breezewood; Ruth Garland, Needmore; Pierce Glunt, Burnt Cabins; Mary P. Woy, Orbisonia; Paul B. Thomas, Hustontown; Goldie M. Poffenberger, Williamsport; Beatrice E. Hoffman, Fayetteville.
40 Years Ago
From The Files Of May 18, 1972
'72 Graduation exercises will get into full swing in Fulton County this coming weekend, with both Central Fulton and Southern Fulton scheduling baccalaureate services for 8 p.m. on Sunday, May 21. Forbes Road will follow the next week. A total of 160 seniors will receive diplomas.
A wind-whipped blaze on Thursday swept through five buildings in the worst fire to hit the tiny Broad Top community of Hopewell in almost four years. The inferno left 25 persons homeless and caused damage estimated at $100,000. The fire started in the Clover Farm General Store and quickly spread to an apartment building next door. A stiff wind, blowing through the small alley where the town is situated, carried the flames across Route 195, where two duplex homes were ignited. Downtown Hopewell was leveled by fire 41 years ago when scores of homes were lost in a disastrous blaze on December 4, 1931.
Amid a colorful setting, 116 mothers, daughters and guests enjoyed a Hawaiian luau at the McConnellsburg Firehall on May 9. The event was held in observance of May Fellowship by the Council of Church Women of McConnellsburg.
Cheryl Lee Bivens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Bivens of Big Cove Tannery was united in marriage to Dale O. Humbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Humbert Jr., McConnellsburg, on Saturday, April 8.
Two Fulton County students will be among the 535 to complete courses at Bob Jones University at Greenville, S.C., on May 31. Miss Joy Elaine Buterbaugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Lawrence Buterbaugh of McConnellsburg, will receive her Bachelor of Arts degree in Christian education, School of Religion. Miss Eileen Kay Detwiler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Detwiler of Hustontown, will receive a certificate of completion, one-year business course, School of Business Administration.
Deaths: Don E. Wible, McConnellsburg; J. Frank Dunlap, Syracuse, N.Y.; Effie Divel, Warfordsburg; Mrs. Jessie C. Fox, Waynesboro; R. Pearl Nave, Bedford County; Lola Mude Flood, Greencastle.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Cutchall of McConnellsburg on May 6; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Sullivan of Mercersburg on May 9; a son to Mr. and Mrs. C. Randy Shaffer of Waterfall on May 10; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ned J. Whitsel of Three Springs on May 10.
Airman Gregory Creager, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Creager of McConnellsburg, has completed his U.S. Air Force basic training at the Air Training Command's Lackland AFB, Texas.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of May 24, 1962
The new $8.5 million nuclear reactor at Saxton will be dedicated on Friday and the following two days people will be allowed to visit the plant to see the top of the reactor, not in operation, which is loaded with one ton of nuclear fuel – enriched uranium oxide. The reactor is underground and covered with 3 feet of concrete and protective shields. The reactor is owned by Saxton Nuclear experimental corporation formed by Penelec and three other operating subsidiaries of General Public Utilities.
The fundraising drive for the new Frederick Tailoring Co. plant in McConnellsburg is under way this week to sell $65,000 in no-interest certificates.
George Reed Elbin, a teacher at Southern Fulton Joint School, was one of 60 teachers chosen nationwide to study this summer at the science institute at West Virginia Wesleyan College sponsored by the National Science Foundation.
Ralph William Hammond of McConnellsburg will receive his B.A. degree in education on June 6 at the University of Kansas City.
A public hearing to determine the economic effect on the community by the construction of a section of Interstate 70 will be held in Warfordsburg on June 5. The section is 0.56 mile long and about 1-1/2 miles south of Warfordsburg.
Eugene Earley was elected president of the Fulton Chamber of Commerce at a meeting on Wednesday.
Born: a son, Jeffrey Stewart, to Mr. and Mrs. Leland Cisney, Erie, Pa.
An anonymous person has donated $1,500 for a Mohler organ for the Presbyterian Church of McConnellsburg.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hull, Big Cove Tannery, on May 14; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hann, Harrisonville, on May 14; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vazzola of Quantico, Va., on May 15; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jay McElhaney, Mc- Connellsburg, on May 15; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bain, Mercersburg, on May 16; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Weller, McConnellsburg, on May 16; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hoffman, McConnellsburg, on May 17; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Winter, Warfordsburg, on May 17; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mellott, Needmore, on May 18; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gordon, Big Cove Tannery, on May 19; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lake, Waterfall, on May 2; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hinkle, Hesston, on May 20.
The Forbes Road Joint School Board is accepting bids on the old Hustontown High School.
Quite a storm passed through the area last Tuesday with severe lightning, wind, rain and hail, leaving a lot of damage.
News of men in service: Army Specialist Four Donald E. Clippinger of Burnt Cabins, a radio teletype operator, took part in an Altantic Command training maneuver at Camp LeJuene on May 7-10. He entered the Army in November 1960.
Melvin Raymond Strait Jr. of McConnellsburg is stationed at Fort Jackson, S.C. He entered the army in March 1962.
At the recent county field meet at Forbes Road, Mc- Connellsburg won both Class A and B events with a total of 97 points. Forbes won 64-1/2, Southern Fulton 41 and Greenhill 11-1/2 points.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of May 22, 1952
Blackface type at the top of the personal column this week reads: "Linnie has the measles! Operation delayed! Read about it in the Warfordsburg items in this issue. A check of the Warfordsburg column reveals that Linnie Hendershot, 7-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. N.H. Hendershot of Warfordsburg, has the measles, thus causing the delay of an operation in Pittsburgh for the transfer and separation of muscles to relieve the paralysis he suffered from an attack of polio. Surgeons at the Allegheny General hospital believe the operation will straighten his right leg.
Four from Fulton County will graduate from Shippensburg this year. They are: John A. Hollenshead of Needmore; Allison L. Shade of Clear Ridge; Dorothy M. Stahle of Cito and Fred Warthin of McConnellsburg.
Robert Eugene Rockwell and Ruth Almyra Hendershot were married on May 2.
Hustontown defeated McConnellsburg, 6-1 last week to win the Fulton County High School Baseball League.
Laundry service was interrupted in this area last week when five route men from the Chambersburg Laundry resigned due to a wage controversy.
Births: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George L. Buterbaugh of Cito on May 15; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lester of McConnellsburg on May 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Collins M. Shade of Clear Ridge entertained their seven sons and two daughters on May 10 in honor of Mr. Shade's birthday, the first occasion in many years which brought the whole family together.
A Pittsburgh truck driver told police he was held up last Tuesday night and robbed of $300, two diamond rings valued at $350 and an $80 wristwatch while sleeping in the cab of his truck on Route 126 in Union Township.
Death: William Waugh of Warfordsburg.
Lloyd King of Fairview has secured employment at the Heinz plant in Chambersburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Buhl Rohrer of Center enjoyed visiting the tulip gardens at Hershey last week.
Billy Stevens, who is stationed with the Army at Omaha, spent several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stevens of Hustontown.
George Hamil of Knobsville won himself $5 last Tuesday night when he took off his heavy work shoes and ran the whole way from the Greenleaf Luncheonette to the Esso Service Station. A friend bet him $5 he couldn't do it.
Measles, chicken pox and mumps are all here!
Guy Anderson has been elected president of the Wells Tannery 4-H Club, with Bill Mosebey as vice president.
Pvt. Ernest F. Doyle, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Doyle of McConnellsburg, has been assigned to the Fifth Army Division, Camp Chaffee, Ark., for training.
Deaths: Charles A. Elvey of Grand Rapids, Mich.; Charles T. Johnston of Delta, Colo.; Lester Edward Little of Chambersburg.
70 Years Ago
From The Files Of May 21, 1942
Rev. and Mrs. John F. Samuel left on Sunday afternoon to attend the annual conference of the
Central Pennsylvania Synod of the United Lutheran Church in Allentown. Rev. Samuel will be formally ordained at this convention, it being the first meeting since he began his ministry here about a year ago.
Deaths: Mrs. Beamer Gress of McConnellsburg; Mrs. Ida Mellott Smith of Great Cacapon, W.Va.
On the basis of unofficial election returns, General Edward Martin has won the Republican nomination for governor, while the Democratic nominee will be auditor general F. Clair Ross. On the local scene, Lewis Harris won the Democratic nomination for representative in the General Assembly, while Walter R. Sloan will be the Republican nominee. In the Democratic race for county chairman, Marshall Lynch won by a big margin over his two opponents, J.C. Kirk and Elwood Manning.
The state highway department began grading a portion of South Second Street on Monday morning, from the Seylar home to the borough line. Several trees on each side of the street had to be removed and several light poles will be moved.
At a special meeting of the Borough Council on Monday evening, A.J. Rotz and Frank Martin were appointed to fill vacancies caused by two members being called to the armed forces. Glen R. Bitner was called into the Army on April 12, and C.M. Bender will leave for induction on May 23.
The first public dance to be sponsored by the Mc- Connellsburg War Morale Dance Club will be held on Friday evening in the school auditorium. Music for the affair will be furnished by the 14-piece Club Del Rio Orchestra. The local dance club now has nearly 130 members.
Richard Grissinger, son of Mr and Mrs. H.E. Grissinger, received his B.A. degree from Gettysburg College on May 18. Having majored in chemistry, he has taken a position with the Hercules Powder Co. of Wilmington, Del.
The following have been elected directors of the Union Cemetery Association: James H. Kendall, Rhoda E. Kendall, Conrad Glazier, Wm. A. Secrist, Russell Kendall, Charles R. Duffey, Cam Mellott, Harold Rotz and Roy Cutshall. Elmer Seiders was retained a sexton, with Paul Seiders as assistant sexton.
Miss Mary Alice Clevenger has accepted a position as the telephone exchange operator at the Fairchild Aircraft Corporation in Hagerstown.
Mrs. Howard Fix of Fort Littleton is seriously ill at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Fraker.
Thomas Deshong, who is employed near Baltimore, spent the weekend with his family at Harrisonville.
Harry Ficks of McConnellsburg was one of four men injured when their car wrecked near Carlisle last Monday. He received a broken leg and is now a patient in Carlisle Hospital.
Pvt. William Gress of Waterfall is now stationed in Kentucky.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of May 19, 1932
Deaths: Daniel Milton Black of Waterfall; Mrs. Anna Margaret Hann of Webster Mills; Riley Hancock Younker of lower Fulton County; Elliott Reed Smith of Daimondale, Mich.; Harry Martin of Clear Spring, Md.; Glen Humbert Gallaher of Huntingdon.
A new law governing employment of women in Pennsylvania states that no woman may be employed in any establishment after 9 p.m. and limits an employed woman's hours per week to 54.
The Pennsylvania Council of Churches this week issued the fifth edition of "The Federated Church of Mc- Connellsburg, PA," an eightpage booklet by the Rev. William J. Lowe.
Mrs. Virginia Lynch has been appointed clerk to the County Board of Commissioners to fill the place of her late husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville P. Shaw and two children have moved from Ohio to the Horton farm in Wells Valley.
Health officer C.E. Seville lifted the quarantine of the scarlet fever victims in New Grenada on Friday.
Miss Ida Cowan of Burnt Cabins underwent an operation at Harrisburg last Wednesday.
Miss Florence Horton of Wells Tannery is a patient in a Philadelphia hospital.
At the Johnston store: ladies' coats, $4.98; men's all wool suits, $15; boys' shoes, $1.65 men's shoes, $1.98 and ladies' pumps, $1.98.
Charley Deneen, Harry Hoffman and Carl Wolf of Buck Valley narrowly escaped death by drowning last Thursday night when the car they were driving plunged into the dam at Gapsville. All escaped with minor injuries.
A&P specials: bacon, 3 cents; sugar, 25 lbs. for $1.09; tomatoes, 3 cans for 20 cents; Lifeboy soap, 3 for 17 cents; Eight O'Clock coffee, 33 cents; pink salmon, 23 cents.


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IBM and Canonical pitch Ubuntu + cloud package at US firms
Sniff mightily at Windows 7
With the imminent release of Windows 7, IBM and Canonical are clasping hands to sell an Ubuntu Linux- and Lotus-based desktop package to US businesses targeting low-end PCs and netbooks.
The duo initially launched their Ubuntu-powered IBM Client for Smart Work desktop bundle to Africa back in September. But IBM said it decided to swing the offering State-side due to demand from its partners.
And lo-and-behold, it lands just when Microsoft is gearing up for its introduction of Windows 7 this week — a fact IBM and Canonical are very much using as the vehicle for their pitch.
The new IBM Client for Smart Work package runs on top of Ubuntu 9.10. Big Blue tosses into the mix IBM Lotus Symphony (the company's free-of-charge office suite), email from Lotus Notes or the web-based Lotus iNotes, and web-based social networking and collaboration tools from LotusLive.com.
Businesses can run the Ubuntu-powered IBM client as either a traditional desktop or as a virtualized desktop (via the web or local servers) using VERDE software from Virtual Bridges.
The timely spin on the package is that businesses can save money versus Windows 7 licenses and use older PCs or even netbooks lacking the horsepower to run Microsoft's newest OS upgrade.
"People are really starting to ask questions about what it will mean to migrate to Windows 7 — and really if it's the right thing to do given the recession and that people are ever-more closely segmenting their users within their organizations," said Bob Sutor, IBM's veep of Linux and open source. "Rather than think of one type of desktop for everybody, people are starting to think about what particular groups are really doing."
Sutor told us the "hot-shot power productivity" folks will probably stick with that "certain platform." But workers who need office productivity software and spend most of their day in the browser will fit naturally into the package IBM and Canonical have designed.
The offering is available only in the US and Africa at present, but Sutor said IBM won't rule out bringing it elsewhere later. At a time when businesses are trying to decide on a strategy for their next desktop, the US just seemed like a prime target to tap, Sutor explained.
IBM and Canonical were focusing their attention on government agencies and universities in Africa due to lower bandwidth and smaller machines for the market on average. In the US, they feel private businesses such as financial services are on the market as well.
Although the software package will be sold in various shapes and sizes depending on specific business needs, IBM offered a few price-points as an example:
Option A: A Starting Point
$3 LotusLive iNotes/user/month (email, calendaring)
$0 Symphony web download
$0 Canonical Ubuntu web download
Total: $36 per user annually
Option B: Add social software capabilities to option A
$9.75 LotusLive Connections /user/month (dashboard, file-sharing, personal profile networking, contact management, groups, project management, instant messaging)
Total: $153/user/annually
Option C: Typical Solution
$74.50 / user first year: Lotus Notes/iNotes (email, calendar, to-do, contacts), Lotus Sametime entry (instant messaging, presence awareness), Lotus Quickr entry (file-sharing); $25.75 maintenance subsequent years.
$0 Lotus Symphony
Total: $75.50/user/first year, $25.75/user annually)
Including virtual desktop capabilities adds $49 per user for the first year, and $10 per user for subsequent years. ®
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Food and dining news from around the web and the world…
* Waste not, want not. That saying has been around for a really long time, and yet half the world's food supply goes to waste. Join me in a collective "Ugh!" [Los Angeles Times]
* By the numbers. The so-called tyranny of tasting menus in New York, this time broken down by time and number of courses. [GrubStreet NY]
* One flu over the cuckoo's nest. Either from illness or fear, the flu is making us all a bit crazy, and restaurants are doing their part to fight its spread. Thank you! [CBS Local/DFW]
* The real restaurant wars. The battle for dining supremacy continues to rage between New York and San Francisco. And I'm staying out of it! [The Awl]
* Pour some Ducru-Beaucaillou on me! Abe & Arthur's restaurant in Manhattan is serving up wines by the glass that are typically too expensive for your average bear. And, you know, me. [Fox News]


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RicardoL needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 461 designs submitted by 134 freelance designers.
We need a logo designed for SiteWit . SiteWit provides business intelligence about a website. It shows how different types of clients behave on the site. It also lets site owners optimize their online campaigns. It improves the return on investment of pay-per-click and any online marketing campaigns. Companies will use SiteWit to monitor and improve their online marketing, both organic and paid and understand their site visitors better.
The name of the company was CliQuality and it is being changed to SiteWit. For more information go to: http://www.CliQuality.com
We want a logo designed. We are going to use it on the website, letterhead, and business cards.
I am the CEO of SiteWit. We will be launching the site in early 2009.
- SiteWit Spelled out exactly like that
- Tag Line: Enlighten your site
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Twenty-third installment from the diary of my great-grandfather's sister Alise, written during the First World War. When the diary starts, she is living just a few miles from the front lines of the Eastern Front, and is then forced to flee with her husband and two young daughters to her family's house near Limbaži as the war moves even closer. It was here that her third child, a son, was born in February 1916. For more background, see here, and click on the tag "diary entries" to see all of the entries that I have posted.
April 26, 1916
I am looking for all of our things – putting them together and preparing for the road again, the way the birds went. The heart feels strange, when the moment to part is near, since Father's house is so dear. Parting, I just want to kiss everything.


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Rharper necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 27 diseños de 10 diseñadores freelance.
Have a current site pigtones.com that needs graphic help.We sell GPS Voice downloads. Ring tones for GPS.We need a landing page that describes our offer and shows the voices.and then a page template that we can put the content of the other pages on.similar to what we have now but better looking. Needs to have testimonials and tabs
Looking for a new web design and template:
- need landing page the can describe what we are offering GPS Voices downloads For TomTom and Garmin GPS units. Landing page needs to describe give examples of voices similar to what navtones has done navtones.com also need to describe promotion with every purchase you can get access to voice vault where you can dnload 1 voice per month and all the poi (points of interest maps)you want.for $14.15/mo free for first 30 days.
- need the header and tabs to stay the same on all the pages other pages would like to have the testimonials and compatibility on all the pages (Get voices ,voice vault, install instructions ,contact us,blog,media)Tabs
ideas for better character graphics
- I want slick shinny bold web page that uses cool colors with contrast
- Here are sum sample pageshttp://99designs.com/contests/10947/entries/805571
http://navtones.com/ this one is are competitor and we want a better looking and functioning site similar lay out
- Item 1...no pigs if you can help it I want to go after the poiltically incorrect side


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Despite fan favorite Danica Patrick being sidelined so early, the race continued
Editor's note: This is the third an final installment in a series of stories about the NASCAR Nationwide race at Watkins Glen this past Saturday. TWI Editor Greg Little and his wife, Nicole, attended the race. Following is his personal perspective of the happenings accompanied by her photos.
Life goes on
Despite fan favorite Danica Patrick being sidelined so early, the race continued.
As part of the experience, and wanting to relay the common man part of racing to our readers, I spent part of the race walking around the grounds and gaining different perspectives. It was a fascinating experience. It was amazing how many people were not even watching the race. Many were milling around the vast area where the vendors sold everything from French fires in a dog dish to overpriced clothing.
It was in this area where we witnessed those Budweiser girls. The scantily clad females were either intoxicated just like those guys sitting at the tables in the audience or they were really bad dancers. I guess either way, the purpose was served as the booze was flowing and the guys were smiling.
In other areas, the car dealers were showing off their wares. That one made me realize how NASCAR was formed and its true roots where people would buy cars based on who performed well at the track. Back in the old days, this was a central part of NASCAR. Today, the cars are all custom built and only have shells that look like a Chevy or Ford, complete with decals that resemble headlights. Apparently, the old ways may still work as many people were checking out the latest Corvette or Mustang.
At one point, we stopped and sat for a spell near one of those huge daytime televisions. There were a lot of people taking in the action on that screen. In fact, we got caught up in it for a while. We were in the area of turns six and seven, so you could see the cars racing by and watch it on the screen. Again, fascinating to hear in the background what you are watching on television.
After a while, we headed back toward pit road to watch the conclusion of the race. I'm still convinced we walked 10 miles that day, but it was well worth every step.
Back in pit lane, we walked a short distance and noticed a bunch of people standing in one place looking up. Even the pit crew members in that area were looking up. What they were looking at was one of those big screens. You see, even they have no other way of following the action so the television becomes crucial.
As the race wound down, like almost all races, the action heated up. Drivers Carl Edwards and Brad Kezelowski were battling it out for the win. One would lead and then the other would lead and it was back and forth. You could hear the fans yelling with every move.
Also like most races, there came late caution periods, meaning the final restarts were going to be intense.
They did not disappoint.
Edwards managed to obtain the lead and out came another yellow. When the green flag waved, the two banged around through the first part of the course. At one point, it looked like Edwards was going to lose the lead, but somehow he staved off the challenge and out came the white flag. He held of Kezelowski on the final lap and took the checkered flag.
What a race.
Victory lane
As part of the media credentials, we were able to take in the activities in victory lane at Watkins Glen.
Nicole took her place on the risers which make up the photographer's area and in came Edwards to accept the laurels of the day.
As he got out of the car, the whooping and hollering began. He jumped out of the car and raised two fists in the air. The cameras were flashing and it was pretty much organized chaos.
When asked about how intense it was in those final laps, Edwards quipped, "Intense in all capital letters."
That probably pretty much sums up what it's like to drive a race car that fast for that long of a period of time.
The victory lane celebration was very fascinating to watch. As in most sports, it's all about the sponsorship and NASCAR might be the king in that respect. Edwards was sponsored by Subway, so there were sandwiches for everyone. The race was sponsored by Zippo, so there was a unique trophy with flames and jokes about lighters.
Because there are so many sponsors, photos of everyone have to be taken wearing various hats. These are things you don't see on television, but they are the reality of NASCAR, especially in a tough economy.
At the conclusion of the celebration, the Champaign is popped open and the spraying begins. What we noticed was nobody was drinking the bubbly, just spraying it on everyone else. Of course, these are the good old boys of NASCAR, so a cold beer was probably waiting in the wings.
The Glen
Once all of the excitement has settled down, we decided to once again take that walk to find some sort of souvenir for our son. We had promised a Danica "something," and we ended up at her exclusive merchandising trailer. We found a T-shirt for what seemed a reasonable price and then headed back to the media center where Nicole had to turn in her vest.
It was at that time I began to think about the people who work at Watkins Glen International.
From our first experience early that morning, everyone had been nothing but courteous and nice. It must be an intense job working there, especially on the biggest weekend of the year. You have to deal with everything from minor glitches to vultures who think they are above everyone else and you must cater to their needs.
The people at Watkins Glen pulled it off like true professionals. Wherever we went, they were kind and helpful. If I'd ask a dumb question, they would give a smart answer. At one point, we were talking out of the pits and one of those people with whistles said, "Took box from Pit 1 behind you, keep going." I turned around, and he said, "And they don't steer very well."
That was a funny yet helpful moment in a very long day.
Once the day was done and we were ready to head back to the car, the one glitch of the day happened. When we first arrived, we were given a ride to the media center because our car was quite a ways off where they had us park. When we asked if we could get a lift back, they said it would be a while because they had nobody available. There was a sports car race about to start, they said, and everyone was helping with that event.
So we decided to head back to the car on foot. About two blocks into the hike, that kind bus driver from the morning opened her door and said, "Media?" We nodded and she said, "Get in, I'll get you back."
We jumped at the chance, as did several others she kindly picked up, and we are forever grateful. I put a few bucks in her tip jar and did so smiling. I find it interesting one of the kindest people I met that entire day was the bus driver. It was also interesting she was one of the first and last people we saw at Watkins Glen that day.
Whatever the good folks at Watkins Glen are paying her, it's not enough. She's a great ambassador for your business and I hope you recognize the people like her who make your operation world class.
After having finally slept from the experience of last Saturday, there are a few observations which come to mind regarding the big picture.
One has to do with something that goes way back in my life – racing.
Since my youth, I've been a huge racing fan. Just love the motorhead kind of experience.
What I found so fascinating for myself was the fact despite seeing so many of these celebrity drivers and even others like Jack Roush, the one thing which kept drawing me in were the cars on the track.
Sure, I was caught in seeing Danica Patrick, but even then, I could not take my eyes off of the cars racing down the front stretch.
When you watch it on television, you just don't get the sense of just how fast these cars are going. They are screaming down the front stretch and then gearing down and slamming on the brakes to go into the first turn.
Even through the double turns on the other side, they were flat-out flying.
I always laugh at people who say anyone could drive like that given the chance. That's such arrogance and, well, stupidity. It takes a special soul to strap into one of these tin cans with a big motor and drive 170-miles-per-hour just inches from a wall. Sure, I could say all day I would be able to do it, but I'd be fooling myself.
These are brave souls who risk their lives each and every second they are on the track. Until you see if live and in person, you just can't get the feel for how fast it is and how quickly things can go wrong.
In the end, this was a great experience and I can't wait for my next chance. I realize this series hasn't been traditional in the sense of "covering a race," but I hope it has brought some insight and maybe a little humor into the perspective or racing.
I would encourage everyone to at least give it a shot and attend a race at Watkins Glen. It's a beautiful setting the Finger Lakes region of New York and it's just a lot of fun.
That should be the bottom line for any entertainment experience, and this did not disappoint.
Race on.


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Finally, someone has found the answer to one of life's nagging questions: Why is all this stuff in my belly button?
A chemist in Vienna, Austria spent years studying the lint that collects in a person's navel, WBBM radio reported Monday. He says he's discovered the reason it collects there -- it's the hair.
George Steinhauser reports that there's a certain type of body hair that directs lint to the navel. His conclusions are published in the journal Medical Hypotheses under the title, "The Nature of Navel Fluff."
Steinhauser found that hairs around the belly button are scaly, WBBM reported. The hairs pull fibers from a person's clothing and then pull them into the belly button.
The article notes: "Accordingly, and to the author's personal experience, navel lint seems to be a phenomenon that affects primarily male adults."
WBBM speculates that it's because women generally do not have hairy bellies? Or, perhaps more likely, it's because women keep their belly buttons clean.


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Fresh from the NUI Galway CompSoc mailing list =) Charity LAN!
CompSoc are holding an epic LAN in the fantastic 091labs (http://091labs.com) who have generously / foolishly given us their home for the night. The bloodshed and battle will commence at 4pm on Saturday, the 31st of March.
There will be free pizza for all who attend to keep you pwning throughout the night and a tuck shop for all those who need MOAR sugar to fuel their EXTRA PWNAGE!!!!11! (etc.)
The event is in aid of Habitat for Humanity, who improve the living conditions in Africa substantially by building houses.
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Truch needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 142 designs submitted by 30 freelance designers.
Upward Vacation Rentals
We are a father and son team that has rented properties down in Texas for many years now. We have seen the need for a website that will allow us to post last minute deals. We have listings on VRBO and Homeaway already, but there are always those nights that go unbooked. Our company name is Upward Vacation Rentals. We have chosen the word Upward because it has many different meanings. First, this company has been founded upon a Christian Value. Everything that we do will be focused upward to Christ. Furthermore, we want the message of helping people move UP! When they come and list on our site their rentals and revenue will move up. We try to keep everything we do fun! Whether we are discussing new business ideas or enjoying a day on the slopes, we have fun.
We have two different audiences. First will be the owners who are going to list their rentals on our site. We want them to have confidence that our site will increase their bookings. Our second audience are the people who will be looking for a good deal and a great place to stay. These people could be coming from Europe or just down the street in Denver, Colorado. The majority of our end user market will be bargain hunters. These will be the people that are willing to wait till the last minute to book their get-away. People that are tight on money or just ones that are looking to save hundreds of dollars.
We are looking for a logo that is fun! It has to communicate a good time along with value. It must have our name in the logo, "Upward Vacation Rentals." Our tagline is, "Last Minute Vacation Rentals." We are looking for creative, yet simple. Something that will look great in the upper right of a website or great in a magazine. We do not have a color scheme yet. I am always a bit partial to blues though. As of now, we are just starting with listings in Colorado. Most of the rentals are for skiing. However, it will eventually grow into other markets that are warm and full of sand. It can't be lop sided with a beach and sun because that obviously does not exist in Colorado...unfortunately. We would like something that will be quickly recognizable. For example, when you see the apple logo of a Mac, you know exactly what it is. We are so excited to see what some of the designs come out to be! Please let me know if you have any further questions!
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I was a devotee to Aveda's Be Curly but for some reason, in this weather it just doesn't work.
I normally just wash and go. My hair just produces a nice loose wave as it is air dried.
Not anymore. It looks weighed down and greasy just hours after it has been washed. I couldn't bring myself to buy another Aveda since it is £16 anyway so I needed a way to control the mop.
I think I have found a quick and easy combo.
Babyliss Pro Rebel Curler –
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Equals Beyonce! I mean big, bouncy, curls!
The Paul Mitchell product is £10 and works really well. No greasy residue, no heaviness, it really held curl.
The tong is great! I can't tell you how many curlers I have that I am too lazy to use. Heated rollers (fab fab fab but takes a bit of time), Heated stick things (easy but takes 20 mins to heat up), Wigo Tongs (great, but I have a LOT of hair), GHD (has anyone actually mastered the art of curling with GHDs? Yes? Well you have too much time on your hands).
The Pro Rebel tong has no clampy thing. Good. I can't use the clamp without getting a 90 degree angle.
I got the 19mm tong which has a larger barrel. It has heat settings from – get this – 1 – 28!!!! You get a use guide which suggests which heat setting to use.
All I did was grab large sections and twizzle my hair around it up to the cool tip. I held it for about 5 seconds (yes I am that impatient) and let go. The result was a big, loose but more defined than usual curl.
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NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - Dec 21, 2012) - Gifts.com Editor-In-Chief, Dana Holmes, teamed up with some awesome companies to bring you inexpensive, perfect presents for everyone on your list this year!
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The GMAT project will spend a significant amount of time during our R2017 release development on code cleanup, developer documentation, quality improvements, and refactoring for improved long-term positioning.
When adding ideas, please put your initials in-line, so we know who to contact in case more information is needed.
- Ensure that GMAT can continue to respond to customer needs as the team grows and evolves
- Make it easier for new developers to perform frequent developer tasks (i.e. new built-in functions, new propagator)
- Improve documentation of key components (developer docs and code comments)
- Ensure key components developed by those planned to retire or leave project are documented and code is cleaned up
- Improve ability to add third-party plugins
- Improve system modularity and documentation
- to support re-use of sub-components
- to facilitate exposing of portions of GMAT through an API
- Address high value P2 improvements that often get overlooked
Key Developer Documentation
- (SPH) How to add new math and built-in GMAT functions.
- (SPH) How to add a new propagator
- (SPH) Overview of all architectural components
Code Cleanup
- (DJC)Document the code so that all methods are documented and no warnings are issued during builds.
- (DJC) If the Doxygen generator identifies missing blocks, fix them (Subheading: Follow the style guide!)
- (DJC) Warnings are being ignored. This is VERY dangerous – let's clean them up now, and fix them as they occur.
Architectural Refactoring
- (DJC) Remove special case code from the Interpreter subsystem and Moderator(SPH)
- (DJC) Modularize libGmatBase into several libraries. The goal here is to fix the circular dependencies in the code, and as a side benefit to make some core components available as libraries. Having GMAT build with one library is okay, IMO, but the cross-dependencies make code maintenance more difficult.
Component Refactoring
Expansion to the Parameter Subsystem (DSC)
- (DJC) Add an option that does not require multiple inheritance
- (DJC) Add a registration method so that a class can register, rather than needing to create an object. Here's how I think we might do this -- but this doesn't work:
// register parameter names with info ParameterInfo *pInfo = ParameterInfo::Instance(); pInfo->Add("AtmosDensity", Gmat::SPACECRAFT, Gmat::ORIGIN, "DefaultSC.AtmosDensity", GmatParam::ATTACHED_OBJ, true, true, false, false, "Atmospheric Density");
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Somewhere I read that music was the only uninteresting/uninspiring stuff in the movie "Oye Lucky, lucky oye" (OK.. it was in rediff. something to that effect). Well, if you are actively reading, you know that I'm going to disagree and may not defend it this time, if you are expecting that. Atleast, I don't want to be that predictable. Well, because the songs are good, I like them. There comes the problem of subjective reviews and the age old case of uselessness of reviews, from my case files (there is no Watson to chronicle my cases, so I'm doing it myself. Sad, I know). John Keating absolutelymade sense when he told his students to rip the "literary criticism essay" off their books(Dead poets society). The hindi movie reviews, atleast from majority of the s0-called revieweres, completely miss the point, that is if at all they get any. Of course, there are Bharadwaj Rangan and Raja Sen. Again, that takes us to the question- who should review?
I say, it depends. I don't agree with David Denby all the time. Roger Ebert is readable anyday. Same is true with James Berardinelli. Rotten tomatoes gives diverse views. Raja Sen reviewing music is not the same as Raja Sen reviewing the movie. And what was that Raja Sen's Dostana review, by the way? And I think Bharadwaj Rangan is our Roger Ebert. Always readable. I so wish Mukul Kesavan wrote movie reviews. I no longer read Khalid Mahmood/mehmood/mohammad, subhash k jha, nikhat kazmi. I still read Taran Adarsh once in a while, but that is strictly for other reasons. I remember the days when I would wait for Monday evenings to watch Kunal Kohli's reviews on Zee. That was way back in the mid 90s. A classic Director-killed-the-reviewer story. Also, make it direction-killed-the-remaining-sense. I liked Fiza. But there is always an exception. And then there are regional movie reviewers writing in English, like G. S.Kumar and R.G.Vijayasarathy, who have taken movie review to the lowest possible level. Be it content, writing, analysis, if at all, and you name it, they have time and again taken it to the new low.
The movies I like are not always the best movies. Best as in, what the majority of people have liked, popular. I mean, there are different reasons for me to like a movie. There are multiple parameters that I can use to define the likeability of a movie. And not all of them I can quantify. (stop me from using the cliche, Everything that can be counted does not necessarily count; everything that counts cannot necessarily be counted. Ok, I said it). I may like a movie just because I watched it with someone I like or for the reason that we were talking throughout the movie. Agree that these are outside the realm of movie review, but that is my point. It is completely subjective. There are many movies I like just because I watched them at a certain point in life. I like movies like Khiladiyon ka khiladi, Barton Fink, Soldier et al for my own reasons. There are movies I like and I don't want to analyze why I like them. I just like them. Too much analysis kills it for me.


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Today's featured quilt is by John Adams, known affectionately as "Quilt Dad", and the folks in the Sew Connected Bee. The Week of Collaboration wouldn't be complete without John. He is the ambassador of collaboration in the modern quilting community.
10 thoughts on "100 Days – Week of Collaboration – Featured Quilt 1"
I've read John's blog before but this part of his story was new to me. Thank you!
John is literally and figuratively…"Da Man"!:) Great quilt dude!:)xo
You were so lucky to have such positive first endeavors. I too became interested in quilting after looking at all the amazing blogs and joined the first bee I could but it wasn't well organized and there was no sense of camaraderie among it's members and now unfortunately the "elite" quilters of the blogs and flicker sites seem to dominate the virtual quilting world and there isn't a place where we quilters and experienced quilters can join together so the "newbies" can learn from the experienced quilters. I'm also a slow quilter and feel left behind by many of the quilters who seem to spend most of their time quilting. I luckily still quilt and I follow many quilters online who continue to inspire and motivate me.
Very cool John!
(and btw…I still actually don't know what a "virtual quilting bee" is…can someone please explain how it works? do you just all sew at the same time? or is there some sort of design collaboration?)
Thanks, Rae! I've found that this is a great link to read more about virtual quilting bees and how they (typically) work:
Excellent quilt, John! I enjoyed hearing your start in community quilting, and am so glad we are in guild together!


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