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Two years after the Ford Model T debuted, the first recreational vehicles were built. And while creature comforts were few – a toilet was considered a luxurious touch – they offered the same thing today's recreational vehicles offer: the chance to take a bit of home with you when you hit the road.
One hundred years later, the appeal is very much the same, even if the vehicles are much more comfortable, according to The Virginian-Pilot, Hampton Roads, Va.
The full array of RVs will be on display at the Tidewater RV Show which started today (Jan. 22) at the Virginia Beach Convention Center. The show runs through Sunday.
And while you'd expect an RV to have a kitchen, how about one with high-end, solid surface counter tops? Or a flat-screen LCD television? How about a central vacuum system, leather recliners or a computer work station?
The amenities once reserved for expensive motorhomes now are available on fifth-wheel trailers and travel trailers.
"Ten years ago, you would have seen a lot more motorhomes on the lot," said Tim Loen of Chesapeake RV Solutions in Chesapeake.
"The motorhome used to be No. 1, when pickup trucks were crude. Ten years ago, they were construction trucks. They're not for the construction guys anymore. Today, they are luxury vehicles."
The result, Loen says, is a declining local market share for motorhomes as buyers realize the SUVs and pickups they use for daily commuting and chores can pull a travel trailer or a fifth-wheel trailer on the weekend.
"The majority of RVs are the type you pull," says Jamie Dodd of Dodd RV in Portsmouth.
"They are the biggest sellers because most buyers already have an SUV, so they can hook it up and take off."
They're also less expensive than motorhomes. Dodd says that travel trailers start around $16,000 ; motorhomes start out at $80,000.
As you'd expect, buyers of less expensive RVs tend to be families, so manufacturers design them to sleep a minimum of six people, and as many as 10, allowing a family with children to take their friends on a weekend trip.
By contrast, motorhomes tend to appeal to retirees who want to visit friends or tour the country for long periods of time.
"Those units are extremely decked out. They sleep two to four people, maximum, and are very spacious for living comfortably," Dodd said.
Driving a motorhome is similar to driving a transit bus, which limits their appeal. Power comes from a gas or diesel engine built by Ford and General Motors. Typical fuel economy runs between 8 and 10 mpg on gas models.
Diesels are about 10% more fuel efficient, but you'll pay more. A gasoline-powered motorhome that costs $80,000 jumps to more than $100,000 when fueled by diesel. Maintenance also tends to cost more on diesel engines.
Nationwide, gasoline buyers and diesel buyers are evenly split . In Hampton Roads, about 70% of buyers opt for gas. "We're in a market with military buyers, who are more price-conscious. Upfront price is key," Dodd said.
Regardless of price, both Loen and Dodd say that RVs are more affordable than most people realize.
Since RVs have a kitchen and bath, they are considered second homes, and the interest on RV loans is tax-deductible. And unlike traditional vehicle loans, which last three to five years, RV loans stretch over a longer term, which lowers the monthly payment.
The cost is worth it, says Loen, a retired Navy Seal, who started selling RVs eight years ago after experiencing the RV lifestyle.
"There's nothing better than when I get up in the morning and cook that pound of bacon. My kids are sitting there, telling stories. We get to sit down and talk like a family. We go away and there, we're all going to sleep in, wake up, and eat breakfast together."
There's an attitude that pervades RV life that Loen especially likes.
"We really enjoy going to the campground and finding that the guy next to you could be a carpenter or a doctor. Everyone just lets their guard down," Loen said. "If I could bottle that, I'd be a millionaire."


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elective final project
I have never done this before. Typically, final projects in my History class require extensive writing. For example, my freshman write a textbook at the end of their course. This time though, I wanted to try something different. These seniors had selected to take my elective on Genocide and War Crimes. As you can imagine this is a "heavy" course. Examining mass murder and violence is a complex and challenging program of study. All term the students read extensively, wrote prolifically, and questioned the events earnestly. Now I wanted them to have to demonstrate their understanding through a project that required them to have a vision and a purpose. Could they make a high degree of connection between project guidelines and their knowledge and perception of genocide in which they illustrate their craftsmanship and originality? I took my previous projects on design thinking as inspiration as I sat and crafted the prompt (below): design thinking I & design thinking II. The prompt:
Create: Please create a work of visual art (conceptual art?) that communicates your ideas about what you have learned about Genocide & War Crimes and how this knowledge can benefit the world.
Your visual art must meet these requirements:
There must be at least 3-5 teachings in your visual art.
No symbols
No words
No cliches
no peace, love, dripping blood, etc
no sad kids, or famous images of perpetrators, or famous images of violence
Requirements for presentation:
5-7 minutes
Your process:
Why did you choose to portray Genocide in this manner?
How does this piece of visual art teach others about Genocide?
- Needless to say, each teaching must reflect sophistication and deep intellectual thought.
A few of the products I received:
Project 1: Photography by EW. Depiction of the Armenia genocide using a pomegranate (fruit of Armenia)
Project 2: Cambodian Genocide by NHS.
Project 3: Darkness Descending by AF.
Project 4: Wood Sculpture by LL. Distressed wood forced and hammered into place.
These projects and the presentation of their teachings on genocide really impressed me. If you are interested in the teachings that accompany each of the projects, please don't hesitate to ask!


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BERLIN – Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley announced last week roughly $26.7 million in federal Homeland Security grants were heading to the state, of which around 85 percent would be passed through to local governments including just shy of $800,000 combined for Ocean City and Worcester County.
Maryland's share of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) grants for state and local governments this year comes in at around $26.7 million. The state is mandated to pass a minimum of 80 percent of the federal funding on to local jurisdictions, but O'Malley announced last week he was forwarding 85 percent of the grant money to the counties and select towns including Ocean City.
"Even in difficult economic times, providing safety and security for the people of Maryland remains one of the government's primary functions," said O'Malley. "The demands on our public safety community do no decline when available resources are limited. In spite of a reduction in federal funding, we remain committed to providing the resources necessary for the brave men and women who serve as first responders."
The funds are being passed through to every county in the state as well as Ocean City, Baltimore City and Annapolis. Funding amounts were determined by creating a baseline amount to each jurisdiction with the balance of the funds allocated using a formula calculating the risk level for each jurisdiction. Based on the formula, Ocean City is set to receive $400,531, while Worcester County will get $397,786.
The formula was developed by the Maryland Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) is coordination with emergency management and law enforcement personnel from local jurisdictions. MEMA Director Richard Muth said the state opted to go beyond the mandated 80 percent and forward 85 percent of the funding to the counties and select towns because of the ongoing economic crisis.
"We understand that many local jurisdictions in Maryland are facing severe budget conditions, which is why we continue to pass through more homeland security money to local governments than federal law mandates," he said.
Of the total $27.6 million in federal funding the state will receive, about $15 million will be filtered out to the local counties and cities. Despite the apparent windfall for the local jurisdictions, each will receive an average of around 11 percent less than they did last year, a figure which mirrors the overall reduction in funding to the state.
The lion's share of the funding will go to Baltimore City at $2.4 million, with another $1.2 million each going to Baltimore, Montgomery and Prince George's County. Garrett County is the local jurisdiction in Maryland receiving the least amount of the funding at just over $180,000.
Although no specifics have been announced on how the federal homeland security funding will be spent here in Ocean City and Worcester, the funds will be put to good use, according to Ocean City Emergency Services Director Joe Theobald.
"We are very fortunate to get that funding," he said. "Although we haven't earmarked any of the money yet, it will be utilized in a variety of ways. Some will go toward the police department, some will go to the fire department and some more will likely go to the fire marshal's office."
Theobald said the timing of the federal pass-through grants couldn't have been much better considering the current economic situation.
"It will allow us to offset some of our expenditures," he said. "We've done a lot to enhance the security and safety of the town, and $400,000 can go a long way in contributing to that."


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material submitted by its departments and other agencies and issuing payment
for all services, materials, and payroll charged to the County. The Auditor
then maintains a ledger for each department in the County throughout the fiscal
year (July 1 through June 30). The Auditor also keeps and maintains permanent
financial records for the County. Many financial reports are published for
public information.
As clerk to the Board of Supervisors, the Auditor may perform a variety of
duties depending on the size of the County. The Auditor may accept petitions,
register complaints, or act on routine business in the absence of the Board.
The Auditor often prepares Board meeting agendas, notifies the media, attends
all Board meetings, keeps and records Board meeting minutes, and publishes the
proceedings in the official County newspapers. The Auditor initiates bid
notices, solicits proposals for County contracts for materials and services,
and receives contract proposals. Official papers dealing with Board of
Supervisors' business are referenced and maintained by the Auditor.
As Commissioner of Elections, the Auditor is in charge of all regular and
special elections in the County- federal, state, county, city, and school
district. The Auditor prepares and supervises the printing of ballots and/or
programming of voting machines as well as ordering all election supplies. The
Auditor also conducts training for precinct election officials and provides
information to see that the election laws of Iowa are obeyed. This is an
important trust placed in the Auditor's care. Assurance that the voting process
is conducted according to the laws is very important. The Auditor provides
public information for and conducts voter registration efforts in the County.
The Auditor maintains all official voter registration records. After an
election, the Auditor certifies the results to the state or to the political
subdivision involved, and issues certificates of election to the proper
persons. Some election records are maintained permanently, others for a
specified period of time. The County Auditor enters and maintains records of
all real estate transfers in the County. The Auditor keeps the plat maps and
transfer books current, so that the public can examine the books to determine
property ownership. The Auditor's office works closely with area real estate
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Let's get this out of the way right from the beginning, shall we?
Yes, the latest iteration of Apple professional Macintosh, the Mac Pro, looks like a small trash bin. There's no doubt that it's sleek, elegant and drop-dead gorgeous. Nevertheless, everyone who's seen this system sitting on my desk has said the same thing:
"Wow. It looks like a garbage can."
Yeah. You wish your garbage can was this powerful. You probably don't want it to cost this much, though.
Apple's 2013 Mac Pro is the replacement for the venerable line of desktop Macs recognizable by their hulking aluminum cases and oversized handles with razor-sharp edges. That design, which dates back to 2006, was getting long in the tooth when Apple unveiled this radically different computer last year. Uncharacteristically, Apple made it public in June 2013, months before it finally shipped in December.
Where its predecessor weighed in at around 40 lbs., the new Mac Pro is just 11 lbs. The previous version stood 20 inches high, while the new one is just under 10 inches. It's round, with a case made of polished, anodized aluminum that's an alluring gun metal gray. While it's diminutive – certainly compared to the model it replaces – it feels dense and solid when you pick it up.
Of course, one of the reasons that the previous Mac Pro was so big was because it was based on the classic architecture of a personal computer. The case was easy to access and work in, and most of its components could be replaced by the user. It used standard hard drives, Mac-compatible graphics cards, standard RAM modules, etc.
The new Mac Pro, while not quite as friendly to do-it-yourselfers, is still upgradeable. Undo a latch and the shiny, round skin slides up and off to reveal the computer's guts, mounted on a triangular logic board. The memory, storage and graphics adapters are all user-replaceable. More about this later.
The system is cooled by a single fan mounted near the top of the case, which pulls air up through the bottom. For the most part, it is completely silent. Try as I might, I couldn't make the Mac Pro work hard enough to make the fan audible, except for brief moments at startup and when a firmware update was being installed. Those who remember the old Mac Pro's roaring cooling system will be relieved.
That said, it can run warm – hold your hand over the top of the cylinder when the system has been running a while and you'll feel a steady stream of toasty air.
The Mac Pro starts at $2,999 for a model with a 3.7-GHz quad-core Intel Xeon E5 processor, 12 gigabytes of DDR3 memory, dual AMD FirePro D300 graphics cards and a 256-GB Solid State drive. Bump up to the next configuration, and for $3,999 you get a 3.5-GHz, six-core Xeon E5 processor, 16 GB of DDR3 RAM, two AMD FirePro D500 graphics adapters and the same 256-GB SSD.
The model Apple provided for review was substantially more buff. It came with a 3-GHz, 8-core Xeon chips, 32 GB of DDR3 memory, dual FirePro D700 graphics processors and a 512-GB SSD. That prices out at $6,799. Apple also sent along its 27-inch Thunderbolt display; its wired, full-sized keyboard and a Magic Mouse. The complete package would go for a whopping $7,916.
And that's still not the most expensive configuration. Move up to a 12-core Xeon processor, 64 GB of RAM, a 1-terabyte SSD, a Sharp 4K monitor and an Apple wireless keyboard, and you'll spend $14,331.
Those are indeed some big numbers. But if you try recreating a system with similar specs in the Windows world, it's almost impossible to do at this price. Futurelooks tried to assemble a do-it-yourself Windows PC for less than the cost of a high-end Mac Pro and came in at $2,000 more. It's safe to say that, given the components and the design, the pricey Mac Pro is actually something of a bargain.
And it's one that clearly has a specialized audience. While most Macintosh users will lust after this for its looks and power, for most home and business tasks it's serious overkill. The Mac Pro really is for professionals – particularly those who work with large images, video, music or scientific applications.
In day to day use, it's obviously very, very fast. Almost anything you want to do – from launching apps to opening and saving files – happens almost instantly. That said, this same kind of wait-for-nothing experience can also be had with a modern iMac or MacBook Air … or any system with lots of memory and a solid state drive.
But it's when you do serious, computing-intensive work that this system shines. For example, I combined 15 video clips from my iPhone into a 20-minute video using iMovie on the Mac Pro, and it rendered the 720p HD video in 8 minutes and 23 seconds. On a new MacBook Air with a 1.9-GHz Intel Core i5 processor and 4 GB of RAM, the same process took 22 minutes – and the fans on the notebook, which you seldom hear, were chugging away most of the time.
Those dual graphics adapters give the Mac Pro the ability to drive 4K monitors, the next step up in high-definition displays. It can also power a big-screen HDTV through an HDMI port.
Of course, what's new now won't be a year from now. Mac Pro users who liked the previous model's easy expandability have groused at the new design because additional storage must be added externally. While there's no way to slap another couple of hard drives into the new Mac Pro, you can add external drives via six Thunderbolt ports (though one can be taken up with your display) and four USB 3.0 ports. There's also a pair of Gigabit Ethernet ports and the HDMI port, as well combined digital Mini-TOSlink optical and analog mini jacks for audio.
These ports are all clustered on the back of the cylinder. LED-lit borders tastefully illuminate each grouping when you move the case.
While you are not going to be able to use off-the-shelf parts to upgrade the internals of the Mac Pro, it is indeed possible. The memory and SSD can be upgraded. Apple says that even the graphics adapters are designed to be updated by the user, though there aren't any out there yet – and yes, you'll have to get them from Apple when they are.
Of course, once you start plugging in lots of external connections, the Mac Pro's sleek design becomes something of a hindrance. Having a lot of cables hanging off the back can be a mess, particularly if you need to rotate the case to access them. I suspect we'll see some interesting, third-party cable management systems developed for the Mac Pro.
Since the computer has 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, you can at least avoid network, mouse and keyboard cables. But the more you need to expand storage and add other peripherals, the more cluttered it gets.
As usual, Apple has made a leap of design and technology that goes beyond the mainstream. The company is clearly hoping that past Mac Pro owners who valued that platform's self-service nature will buy into this new design that, while allowing some upgrading, clearly is more limited. If they do, they'll end up with a system that's remarkably muscular and attractive to boot – and while not affordable, is impossible to beat on the Windows side of the aisle.
Update: A colleague of mine here at the Mighty Houston Chronicle, John Boyd, was inspired by the photos with my review of the Mac Pro to craft this mashup. I think it's damn near perfect.


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Beautiful, the new musical about the early years of Carole King, isn't much of a show, but it passes by pleasantly, and by the end of the evening, you don't feel that your time has been wasted. In a funny way, it's like some of King's most famous songs — it deals with some messy emotions, but it does so in a way that's rather becalmed.
The show takes the young Carole (née Klein) from her days as a precocious student at Queens College, when she has her first taste of success writing songs for doo-wop groups in the 1950s and '60s, through her loving but volatile marriage to her collaborator Gerry Goffin, to her emergence as a star singer–songwriter with the multiple Grammy-winning album Tapestry. (Is there anyone who didn't own this LP back in 1972?) There's a generous helping of King's hits along the way, and several by Goffin and King's close friends, the songwriting team of Cynthia Weil and Barry Mann. The numbers are neatly staged by director Marc Bruni and particularly by choreographer Josh Prince (who help turns "On Broadway" into a show-stopper), but what keeps the show earthbound is the book by Douglas McGrath. From the early scenes, which are reminiscent of the hackneyed old movie composer biopics from the '40s and '50s, McGrath's script listlessly rolls by, feeling like an outline that he couldn't summon the energy to develop. There are some nice individual lines, and they are given a good spin by Jake Epstein as Gerry Goffin, Anika Larsen as Cynthia Weil, Jarrod Spector as Barry Mann and, most of all, by Jessie Mueller as Carole King. ("I have the right amount of body, it's just not organized properly," complains the young Carole.) Publisher Don Kirshner (Jeb Brown) is a device, not a character, and Liz Larsen works much too hard as King's self-involved mother. Most of the big scenes are under-written, including the one in which the two couples' problems come to the surface over a strip poker game, and many of the moments dealing with marital discord seem strained and a little trivial, like an old '70s sitcom that decides to go all dramatic with an episode on infidelity.
But Jessie Mueller, like Hugh Jackman in The Boy from Oz a few years ago, works magic with her material. It might seem risky to build a big musical around a menschy woman who never loses her equilibrium, but Mueller so fully inhabits King's Brooklyn-girl-niceness that she ennobles her shaky vehicle. Her charm is never forced; she gives the show a quiet but absorbing center.


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projects kicked off. EUREC Members, FOSS Research Centre for Sustainable Energy, will host the next
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workshop together with EERA - JP
on Smart Grids - Energy Communities: Operational and functional needs. EUREC is also preparing a
workshop with the European Climate Foundation
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new partnering University!
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Former EUREC President, Eicke R. Weber, receives SOLAR FUTURE.TODAY Visionary Influencers Lifetime Achievement Award 2019
Prof. Eicke R. Weber, former director of the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE and Vice President of the International Solar Energy Society (ISES) has been awarded the SOLAR FUTURE.TODAY Visionary Influencer Award 2019 in the category Yearly Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Workshop / European framework for innovation: how to design efficient instruments
On the 15th March, EUREC co-organises a workshop with the European Climate Foundation and the Directorate General of Energy, in Brussels. Linking the European Union's innovation policy (Horizon Europe, ETS Innovation Fund) to deep decarbonisation (the EU's emerging strategy for a zero-carbon economy by 2050).
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THERMAFLEX, demonstrating zero-CO2 in district heating systems
Via AEE INTEC
Under the direction of AEE INTEC, Austrian large-scale research project "THERMAFLEX", demonstrating zero-CO2 in district heating systems, has been started. In 2016, Austria's space heating requirement amounted to approx. 87 TWh/a (total energy requirement: 311 TWh/a). A quarter of this demand is provided by heat supply based on district-heating.
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PROOF, a cross-border consortium to support the industrial development of organic photovoltaics -
Via CNRS-ICUBE
Organic photovoltaics (OPV) can open up new application areas for photovoltaics: OPV modules can be flexible, semitransparent and made in different colors, they are lightweight and can be shaped on purpose to be integrated into various systems.
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A Unique Simulation Framework to Accurately Determine Energy Yield of Bifacial Solar Modules and Systems -
Via Imec
Imec and EnergyVille recently presented a new simulation framework that can accurately calculate the energy yield of bifacial PV systems (also capturing reflected light from the ground).
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1st BABET-REAL5 workshop "New Technology and Strategy for a Large and Sustainable Deployment of 2G Biofuel in Rural Areas" -
Via WIP renewable energies
The workshop will take place in Straubing, Germany, in the Training and Exhibition Centre of the Bavarian Centre of Excellence for Renewable Resources in the morning of Thursday 21 March 2019.
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The German-Japanese Energy Transition Council / GJETC 2.0 -
Via Wuppertal Institute
After two years of successful work which culminated in an extensive 800 pages study programme and a Final Report published in April 2018, the German-Japanese Energy Transition Council (GJETC) continue its work in a second phase.
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Global E-car Count Up from 3.4 to 5.6 Million -
Via ZSW
Growth continues to pick up steam / German manufacturers in the top 10. The number of electric cars worldwide had risen to 5.6 million in early 2019, up 64 percent from previous year. This is the second year running to see such accelerated growth.
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EU PVSEC 2019, 09 - 13 September 2019, Marseille, France
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EU PVSEC Exhibition: Where the Latest in Science & Technology Meets Industry. The advancements of solar scientists continue to be impressive, and so are the constant product innovations of solar companies.
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Remembering the lines is easy for actors, but developing a character's role can challenging. However, for Eileen Waite, it comes naturally.
As a New Yorker, she grew up attending Broadway shows, falling in love with the lively acting and beautiful costumes.
"I'd watch movies and pretend I was in the movie too," she said.
Although she daydreamed of becoming an actress at an early age, her first opportunity on the stage wasn't until college. After her friend dragged her to a community theatre, Waite's first audition went without a flaw.
"I read the part and the director said 'where have you been?'," she said. "From that moment, it became my passion and I became comfortable at being anyone but me."
Her parents didn't support her choice to become an actress and suggested she become a teacher because she had so much "flare." Her flare opened the door to a career in acting and teaching.
Waite applied for a drama scholarship to the Catholic University of America which would give her the opportunity to receive a master's in education for free as long as she toured with the other actors.
It was there, when Waite developed her passion. She even met Susan Sarandon.
"I got to play the roles that she auditioned for but didn't get," Waite said. "But she's obviously gone on to do better things."
After she retired as a high school teacher in New Jersey, she and her husband decided to visit an old college roommate in Sun City. Once Waite was shown the numerous tennis courts and other amenities, she only wanted to see one thing - the community theatre.
"It was a make or break move for me," she said. "After I saw the stage and dressing rooms at the University of South Carolina Beaufort's Center for the Arts, I knew I could live here."
When she saw a newspaper ad for auditions for USCB Center for the Arts and Beaufort Community Theatre's "Noises Off," Waite was ready to get back in the spotlight.
Familiar with the play because she directed it during her teaching career, Waite was excited to play the role of Dottie Otley. Director Gail Westerfield said, "There was a lot of competition for the role. Most of the women who auditioned for the play specifically wanted to play Dotty, because famous comedians have played her in other productions and in the movie. But I liked Eileen for the role right off the bat."
Dottie Otley, is an aging prima donna. She has a great deal of trouble remembering her lines, stage blocking and props. "Noises Off" is the famous comedy play within a play.
Mrs. Clackett, a cockney housekeeper for a home in England plays the role of Dottie Otley. Waite's challenge is playing both characters on stage.
"I love playing both. This farce has been the funniest comedy within a comedy," Waite said. "We have a wonderful pool of talent who are very serious about the theatre."
USCB Center for the Arts in Beaufort and the Beaufort Theatre Company will present "Noises Off" on Saturday and Sunday, and again on April 12-14.
"This is really a classic of the farce genre," Westerfield said. "It's one of the few plays I know that shows both a play-within-a-play and all the funny backstage and personality stuff that actors will recognize and non-actors probably suspect goes on in every production."
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When: Saturday and Sunday, and April 12-14. Friday and Saturday shows begin at 7:30 p.m., Sunday's show begin at 3 p.m.
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Arron Afflalo, E'Twaun Moore lead Magic past Nets
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The Orlando Magic finally are showing the patience in critical moments that coach Jacque Vaughn has been waiting for all season.
The Magic fought off repeated challenges from the Brooklyn Nets, many of them in the final two minutes, to claim a 115-111 victory over a playoff-bound team.
It was the second win a row where Orlando executed better than its opponent in the final minutes of a close game.
"We're continuing to learn at the end of games and not panic," Vaughn said. "I want these guys to enjoy what they do for a living. We come to work, we get better. That's what we do."
Arron Afflalo scored five of his 25 points in the final two minutes. Jameer Nelson was 4 of 4 from the free throw line in the final 13 seconds and Kyle O'Quinn had a key assist and block as Orlando made every play it needed to stop the Nets.
Reserve E'Twaun Moore made all six shots, five of them 3-pointers, to tie his season high of 17 points. Tobias Harris added 16 points and eight rebounds.
"We are better in close games and it shows the maturity and confidence we're gaining as a group," Afflalo said. "The Nets are one of the hottest teams since the new year and we got good performances from a lot of our role players."
The Magic needed a lot at both ends in the second half to stop a hot-shooting Brooklyn team that was making shots from everywhere. Joe Johnson led the Nets with 31 points, but had a potential game-tying 3-pointer blocked by Quinn with 10 seconds left in the game.
Mirza Teletovic, who was 1 for 10 from the field in the first half, hit four 3-pointers in the third period to start the Nets on their way to 23 of 37 (62.2 percent) shooting in the second half. Teletovic finished with 17 points and nine rebounds.
Mason Plumlee had 16 points and Marcus Thornton 13 off the bench for Brooklyn, which played without injured starters Paul Pierce and Shaun Livingston.
"At the end, we executed offensively, but defensively, we didn't," Nets coach Jason Kidd said. "We pretty much had five guards out there, playing Joe at the center. We probably put him in a bad way, trying to make a 3 on a 7-footer (O'Quinn). As coaches we can get better. This was a learning experience."
The Magic led 107-101 after Afflalo's 3-pointer with 1:58 left in the game, but Brooklyn cut it to 110-109 on a layup by Johnson with 14 seconds remaining.
Nelson made two free throws for Orlando, then O'Quinn cleanly blocked a 3-pointer by Johnson with 10 seconds left. Nelson and Afflalo combined for three free throws to put the game away from there.
The Magic led by as many as 16 in the first half and carried an 83-78 lead into the fourth quarter, but had to withstand some sharpshooting by Brooklyn in the second half.
The Nets hit 23 of 37 shots (62 percent) in the final two quarters and got seven 3-pointers and four three-point plays, but it still wasn't enough to overcome Orlando.
The Magic kept pace with a hot-shooting second half of their own, making nearly 57 percent, and got key shots from Afflalo, Moore and Nelson every time Brooklyn got close.
The Nets hit six 3-pointers, four by Teletovic, in the third quarter and Deron Williams and Kevin Garnett added three-point plays to help Brooklyn rally from a 55-43 halftime deficit.
The Nets tied the game at 78 on a dunk by Plumlee with 35 seconds left, but Victor Oladipo countered with a perimeter jumper and Moore hit his fifth straight 3-pointer at the buzzer to give the Magic an 83-78 lead going into the final period.
The teams traded baskets for the first 15 minutes of the game before Moore knocked down four 3-pointers to ignite a 20-3 run that helped Orlando to a 55-43 halftime lead.
The reserve guard hit three straight 3s from nearly the exact same spot on the left side of the basket, then crossed to a similar spot on the right side and drained another. In between, he added a fast-break layup for 11 straight points, before being taken out of the game.
NOTES: Magic C Nikola Vucevic missed his third straight game with a sore Achilles tendon. The Magic are 3-18 in the 21 games he's missed this season. . The Nets said Pierce had a sore hip and Livingston a sore toe. . The Magic outscored the Nets 22-6 on fast-break points.


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Many publicly owned electrical manufacturers recently released their second-quarter 2002 earnings reports. As one would expect, the financial news wasn't good, and many companies reported sales or earnings declines of 10% or more for the second-quarter 2002, compared to the same time period in 2001.
In this batch of financial reports, CEOs for some of the largest companies in the electrical-construction market had some sobering things to say about the economic outlook for the rest of 2002.
Timothy Powers, president and CEO, Hubbell Inc.
"While some economic indicators have turned positive, optimism is not yet apparent in the customers we serve or in industrial markets in general. Our assessment of the economic environment hasn't changed. The remainder of 2002 will be slow with continuing erosion in demand from commercial markets offsetting any industrial improvement."
Don Davis, chairman and CEO, Rockwell Automation
"We are anticipating a continuation of the current uncertain business environment in the near term and are thus assuming flat to modest sequential sales growth."
John Riley, chairman, president and CEO, Cooper Industries
"It's now clear that the significant second-half recovery we expected to see in the markets we serve is simply not going to happen. Our own people and the industry consensus forecast now point to little if any recovery in our markets over the balance of the year."
James McNerney, chairman and CEO, 3M
"While there were signs of sales improvement in the second quarter, we remain cautious about business conditions for the remainder of 2002. The global economic landscape remains uncertain, and our operating plans will continue to reflect this view."
Kevin Dunnigan, chairman and CEO, Thomas and Betts Corp.
"We were hopeful earlier this year that the economy would improve in the second half. While demand in our core markets has been reasonably stable, there have been very few signs that would indicate a recovery is imminent."
Vincent Rego, CEO, Encore Wire
Regarding the first six months of 2002, Rego said, "Encore's results are remarkable in light of the present condition of our industry. We continue to maintain profits despite some of the lowest margins I have seen in all my years in this industry. Our low-cost structure is getting us through these lean times and will leverage our earnings up when general conditions improve."


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Going through the website, I realized I've posted several vegetarian bì recipes but never showed how to make it with meat. Today, I made it with veal. A more authentic version would use pork meat, fat and skin. In any case, the meat is cooked, then shredded and tossed in a finely-ground dry-toasted rice powder mixture. This version is healthier than the original and every bit as tasty.
It's eaten at room temperature. You can serve it with bún (cold rice vermicelli noodles), steamed cơm tấm (Vietnamese broken rice) or in bánh mì (Vietnamese-style baguette sandwiches). I usually accompany the meat salad with đô chua (pickled carrots and daikon), Vietnamese herbs, fresh sliced chiles, lime wedges, shredded lettuce or cabbage, cucumber and nước mắm dipping sauce on the side. It's a fairly easy treat, so give this recipe a try!
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Vegetarian Spring Rolls
Spring rolls are traditionally made of sliced pork, boiled shrimp, rice vermicelli noodles and Vietnamese herbs wrapped in rice paper called bánh tráng. Since I cook for a vegetarian crowd every day, today I made "salad" rolls with sauteed carrots, beech mushrooms, shredded white cabbage, soybean sprouts, fried tofu and the usual rice vermicelli noodles, lettuce and Vietnamese mint.
Served at room temperature with a vegetarian dipping sauce, they make the perfect summer entree. And speaking of summer, wrapping almost anything is a really great way to exercise portion control, which will do wonders for your bikini bod!
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Vegetarian Spring Rolls: Bi Cuon Chay Recipe
For this dish I made a traditional bì chay with jicama, tofu, a protein element and soy sauce dipping sauce. Then I wrapped the tofu mixture in rice paper disks, forming tasty and healthy spring rolls. Rice vermicelli noodles, shredded lettuce and cucumber were added to form the rolls as well.
Once you master forming the spring rolls, you can experiment with many different combinations of noodles, vegetables and protein. Just try to maintain the same ratio of ingredient types as in this recipe.
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Bun Bi Chay Recipe
Bun is a popular Vietnamese meal, which consists of rice vermicelli noodles, shredded lettuce, bean sprouts, cucumber, a protein element and dipping sauce. Bun bì chay is a vegetarian version that replicates shredded pork by using fried sliced jicama and fried tofu.
This is an ideal and very refreshing hot weather dish. The preparation is labor intensive, especially with chopping and frying, so I usually make a large quantity. It's delicious and keeps for a few days, so it's definitely worth the effort.
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Bi Chay (Vietnamese Vegetarian Recipe)
If you're looking for tasty Vietnamese vegetarian food, this bì chay recipe is just for you. This version respects the true Buddhist vegetarian diet, which states no onion, garlic or shallots allowed. The flavors of the dish are mainly from the toasted jasmine rice ground into a fine powder, blended with very thinly shredded fried potatoes, taro, tofu and jicama. Jicama is a sweet turnip that is used quite often in Vietnamese cuisine (as well as in Mexican food) and it mimics the texture of pork skin.
I served this tofu dish with rice noodles, aromatic Vietnamese green herbs and a soy sauce-based dipping sauce made with coconut. The result is a simple, refreshing dish that is packed with flavor. It just proves that with the right ingredients and cooking techniques, even food made for a restricted Buddhist vegetarian diet can be satisfying. Don't believe me? You'll have to try it to for yourself!
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I'm standing in the aisle at Toys R' Us typing this on my phone and can't help but notice how diluted the die cast vehicle selection has become. Twilight, Ghost, Miami Vice and Magnum P.I. - they all have their own collection of die cast vehicles.
Two automotive magazines are represented here, Road & Track and Car and Driver, proudly displaying, get this...a 1971 Mustang and a 2011 Hennessey Camaro. Really? I expect something a bit more 'enthusiast' from a car magazine.
This is why I propose that we come up with 5 cars that would be offered in a Hot Wheels Jalopnik Series. Place all 5 of your cars in a single post and the one most recommended wins.
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The Urban Campsite's Coolest Caravan, The Marquis by Eduard Bohtlingk.
Annette van Driel and Francis Nijenhuis are the initiators of The Urban Campsite, a campsite where camping and art come together for six weeks a year. From August 16 to September 30, 2013 Urban Campsite (located on the Vliegenbos campsite in Amsterdam) has one of a kind, artistic, unusual and sometimes just crazy mobile facilities in which you can stay overnight. Several of the mobile structures there have received architectural awards and honors, one of which is the expandable mobile camper designed by Eduard Bohtlingk.
Initially designed by Eduard Bohtlingk way back in 1985, the Markies (or 'Marquis' in English) is now one of the available camping structures at Amsterdam's fun and unusual Urban Campsite.
With foldable walls and floors, the camper/cottage is as mobile as a caravan. When parked at its destination, the floor space can be tripled.
The Marquis was nominated for the Rotterdam Design Prize in 1996 and won the audience award. It sleeps four and is available for €80 a night or €500 /week.
You can book The Markies / Marquis here.
Be sure to check out the other fun available structures at The Urban Campsite
Images courtesy of Eduard Bohtlingk
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There's one photo that does not belong - the one with a sofa below cupboards, apples and oranges on the low table, and integrated expresso machine in the cupboards column next to it. It can't possibly be from the same caravan.
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- Nine Red said...
You never cease to amaze me with your ability to find totally awesome stuff! This camper is great. I want it!
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Can I BUY this amazing RV, or is it only available as a RENTAL?
Is this RV available for purchase in the USA (or RENTAL) in the USA?
Is it towable behind a truck or SUV? Does it have wheels, or must it be "set-up" by your company?
This design is award-winning! Bravo!!!
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People keep writing me asking where they can buy one of these. Please read the post. You'll see it's available to rent through the links supplied in the post. Any other questions should be directed to the Urban Campsite or the designer, both of whom have links in the post. - the editor
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Rice and broccoli florets swimming in a cheesy sauce and baked to a bubbly, golden brown.
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Fresh green beans, mushrooms, and onions come together in a heavenly balsamic sauce.
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Coffee and banana together? That was a flavor combination I had yet to try but was very intrigued. I'll tell you right now, I was not disappointed! Make this Banana Cake with Mocha Ganache and you will not be either.
Baked Sweet Potato with Cinnamon Apples, Chicken Sausage and Glazed Pecans
Dress up your regular baked sweet potato with cinnamon apples, glazed nuts and sweet-but-savory chicken sausage.
Baked Pasta and Cauliflower with Smoked Gouda
Chopped cauliflower, baked pasta, melted cheese and crunchy bread crumbs come together for a perfect comfort dish. Adapted from Food & Wine
Banana Pudding with Peanut Butter Cookie Crumbs
Sweet, silky banana pudding layered with slices of fresh banana and homemade 4-ingredient peanut butter cookie crumbles.
Baked Spinach Artichoke Dip
This is my twist on a traditional dip that is usually filled with fat, ingredients. Serve this at your next party or bring to your next potluck.
Beer Brined Roasted Turkey
Brine your bird in advance with some booze to give it unbeatable moisture and flavor.
Black Friday Breakfast Frittata
Turn those Thanksgiving leftovers into a delicious and easy Frittata to fuel up for your Black Friday shopping.