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Scotty Sandwich is fairly well known by the Punknews community. He has a band named after a Punknews meme, runs a donation based label featuring bands that made appearances on many year end lists, and works with a couple staff members from this very site to help discover new bands.
In January, Scotty is tackling his very first festival. The Death To False Hope Two Year Anniversary Party not only features bands from his label but scene favorites Less Than Jake, Brendan Kelly, and The Sainte Catherines, among others. Tickets can still be purchased here. Mr. Sandwich took the time to talk to interviewer Alex Eschbach about the (lack of) tribulations of running a festival for the first time, what he hopes for the festival, and the future of Death To False Hope Records.
What troubles did you run into trying to put on Death to False Hope Fest?
Itâs funny, I actually did not run into any problems that are interesting at all. The biggest was figuring out where to put registration, figuring out the most effective use of the parking lot at Motorco in terms of patron parking and tour van and bus parking, and getting a second stage built for the DIY stage. That being the day this fest begins, I'm sure I will have nothing but problems coming from both directions.
Where their any particular bands that you wanted to really book for the Fest that couldn't make it?
At one point I had asked Nathan from Boy Sets Fire about playing since they had just secretly united but that kinda fell apart with some lack of communication. I was also super bummed that Superchunk's booking agent couldn't even write me back. I mean, shit, the venue is 2 blocks from Merge Records. I was really hoping for The Menzingers, Elway(10-4 Eleanor), and Red City Radio. It won't feel like a festival without the Red City Radio dudes walking around.
How did you decide which bands plays which venue and what time slot they're in?
There wasn't much deciding, a lot of it was just bands emailing which days they could be in town, and what time they would be there by. Afterwards I filled in the blanks.
Who are you most excited to see?
It's been a good 15 years since the last time I saw Less Than Jake live, so that will be awesome to see again. Red Collar always puts on the greatest live show and totally should not be missed. I'm excited to see Mixtapes, Direct Hit!, Hold Tight!, and The Capitalist Kids for the first time. I'm also stoked to be able to reconnect with all my other friends that are touring down to this.
Do you plan on making this an annual festival?
Yes I really would like it. Next year I think I'm going to push it to march, I think it was hard for a lot of people to make travel plans for this right before Xmas, and that was poor planning on my part. Though through it all I'm so stoked to see that we have ticket sales from all over the U.S., Canada and Mexico, and even a few from the UK and Australia.
Are you hoping Death to False Hope Fest can fill the void that Rad Fest left behind?
I don't think anything will fill the void that was the awesomeness of Rad Fest. Chason put together something very special for a ton of people. We are trying more to compliment what he has done. I would love to organize a Fest with him if he ever comes back from California.
What's going to separate Death to False Hope Fest from other punk festivals?
I donât think there are many big differences, my only goal was to set the schedule so fans would not have conflicting sets. Due to the number of bands there are conflicts but it's not like having to choose against your favorite bands. I also tried to include the best local bands that really should be noticed. We are super stoked to have bands like Red Collar, Hammer No More the Fingers, Pink Flag, The Pneurotics and I Was Totally Destroying It play this fest. I'm not saying that other fests don't do this, we just wanted the local Durham music scene to be as stoked on the fest as all the out of town fans, so I think it brings something to the table for everyone attending.
On that note, what separates Death to False Hope from the other donation based labels?
I don't think anything. We all put out music that speaks to us, and I'm pretty sure we all share the same ethics and Ideals. If there is any difference I would say it's just the musical content of the bands. I'm a sucker for choruses. Jonathan Minor (the sadly overlooked co-owner of the label, who does the actual hard work while I just talk to the bands and get drunk) and I decided when we started that the goal was not to try to take over the world or anything but to create something that bands can use as a stepping stone for bands to get noticed by legitimate labels. We've met so many awesome people along the way that have helped our bands, from Chason from Rad Fest and Tony from The Fest helping by letting our bands play, or to people like Brett at All for Hope and Lisa at Kind of Like Records for making these releases into physical copies so the bands could be out on the road with something to sell.
What can we expect from Death to False Hope in 2011?
Hopefully a ton more releases. We are starting the year strong with three releases on Jan 18th. We have Stage Fright Therapy who's singer co-runs DTFH with myself…. he is responsible for the website and making everything look pretty. I wouldn't be able to do this without all of Jonathan's help. Then we are putting out Lewis Turn Out's new EP which is the follow up to their demo last year. And we are going to finish it off with a band I think are going to really win over some fans this year. They are called Civil War Rust. My buddy Brett from AMP magazine had been talking to me about them for a few months now, and after hearing these demos I was blown away.
Will we ever see another release from The Sandwiches?
Actually…… YES! Just had a long talk with Wauz via facebook chat (to this day we have never still spoken over the phone), first up for this year is a split with Mixtapes, then a new 6 song EP. We also re-recorded and remixed Hitting Refresh to Drop Witty Comments which we will just secretly put up on the website since neither of us were happy on how the recording turned out. And finally towards the end of the year we are going to release a collection of all the tracks we have on compilations and some unreleased cover songs.
Seeing as how you have bands on your label across North America, how do you discover these acts?
You forgot Australia and Europe! It's really random. Bryne and Sloane from Punknews suggest bands to me, along with Brett from AMP. Our bands will suggest their friends bands to me which is how we picked up Arliss Nancy and Sour Boy Bitter Girl (actually now that I think back I think Tim from Elway was playing in all three). Sometime it's just a simple email. I check out all the emails bands send to us about working with us. I'd love to put them on the label, but with the success of a few of our bands this past year, we just can't release anything anymore. I think it's really important to the label to spend more time listening and make sure we are releasing the best music we can. We would love for every band on the label to have the success of Mixtapes and 10-elwaynor, and a lot of that comes down to having the drive, ethics and motivation to get there.
Speaking of Mixtapes and Elway, they seemed to have really pick up steam. How much credit do you give yourself for the success by making their music more accessible to the masses?
They did it on their own and I'm super proud of all they have accomplished in this short time. It's amazing to go back and listen to "Words Cannot Express How Much Fuck this Band" by 10-4 Eleanor/Elway and think that when it was released only 2 years later they would be working on their debut album for Red Scare with Matt Allison. Go back and listen to that record….MIND BLOWN. And then Mixtapes…..4 releases in like 9 months which ended up on a bunch of end of year lists!?!? No matter what work i put into these bands, every band on the label is responsible for their own successes and failures, I'm just a friend who gives advice and sits on the internet trying to convince people to give these bands a listen.
It seems like donation based labels are starting to spring up more and more. Are you guys one big happy family or has their been some competitive nature between various labels?
If there is any competition I haven't felt it or heard about it. I love what Jeff, Sam, Matt and Dave are doing with their sites, and I check out all the stuff they release. I also like that a lot of "real" labels are now streaming full records or giving away downloads, and focusing on just pressing vinyl of the releases. I know at one point Dave from If You Make It was interested in creating a donation based digital label database where we could all upload our releases into one mega site, which I still think is a wonderful idea and would love to be part of.
On your label, which band do you think really deserves to be heard by a larger audience?
The obvious answer is all of them. Personally in 2011 I would love to see Albatross, Gunnerson, Under Stars and Gutters, Nerd Alert, Rain over Battle and Think Big see some more love. I feel like all of them got overlooked by other releases coming out at the same time. I can't wait to hear what the Arliss Nancy boys come up with in terms of a new record Truck Stop Roses is one of my favorite EP's any label has released. Also, Civil War Rust out of northern California who I am so excited about working with. Oh and the new Lewis Turn Out record comes out this month too, which everyone needs to check out, because i think their first demo was totally overlooked.
Anything else you'd like to add?
Thank you to anyone who downloaded the records and donated to the bands, went to see the bands play, bought merch etc. And a huge thanks to the Punknews staff for being so supportive of the label from the start, specifically Bryne who forwarded me demos of at least 4 bands we ended up working with.


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The U.S. government's newest spy satellite launched Wednesday from Cape Canaveral, Fla., the second of four launches planned this year by the National Reconnaissance Office. NRO called the launch "flawless."
The NRO, which serves the Department of Defense and the U.S. Intelligence Community, hasn't actually acknowledged that a satellite is on board the Atlas V rocket, built by United Launch Alliance, a joint venture between Lockheed Martin and Boeing. The partners refer only to the mission's "national security payload."
The launch of NROL-38 (the current mission number) had been scheduled for June 16 but was scrubbed at the launch pad when a problem with the rocket's environment control system duct was discovered. The rescheduled launch, pictured here, went without a hitch at 8:28 a.m. at Cape Canaveral.
On April 3, the NRO launched another intelligence payload aboard a United Launch Alliance Delta IV rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. Two more missions are slated for the next six weeks. Last year, the NRO funded six launches.
The NRO provides satellite imagery to the DOD and U.S. intelligence agencies, as well as to the departments of State and Justice and other civilian agencies. According to Congressional testimony in March by Betty Sapp, principal deputy director of the NRO, the agency last year provided intelligence that aided in the killing or capture of "high-value targets" in more than a dozen operations and supported counterterrorism and anti-piracy efforts, among other scenarios. Its images are also used by scientists to study the environment, oil spills, and natural disasters.
The agency's next mission, NROL-15, is designed to carry a bigger payload than NROL-38. It will be hoisted by a Delta IV rocket, which United Launch Alliance co-developed with the Air Force, in a "heavy configuration" for payloads of up to 25 tons. NROL-15 is scheduled to launch June 28 from Cape Canaveral.
United Launch Alliance, formed in 2005, provides rockets and launch services to other government customers, as well. Over the past 12 months, it has sent rockets aloft for the Air Force, Navy, and NASA.
The Lockheed-Boeing partnership is getting into the commercial space transportation business as well. In April, it announced the formation of a Human Launch Services Organization, which has a mandate of carrying astronauts into low-Earth orbit and deeper into space.
Last year marked the 50th anniversary of the NRO, and details of the agency's secretive operations have gradually emerged. Last week, the agency released a previously top secret report on the nineteen-year history of its earliest satellite system, the so-called Poppy system. That program concluded in 1977.
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As the recovery from Superstorm Sandy continues, contractors specializing in buying foreclosed homes for resale might get some bargains if bank-owned properties were damaged.
Banks, especially the largest ones, have had to manage sizeable portfolios of foreclosed properties since the housing market collapse of 2008. And many of those properties are in areas Sandy battered two weeks ago, leaving the banks with decisions on what to do with damaged property.
"If damage is done to a home, (the bank) has the choice to sell as is, or they could decide it is in their best interest to invest in repairs," said John Harding, a University of Connecticut finance and real estate professor. "If you had flood damage, you're going to have to clean that up or face a severe discount on the property."
According to California-based RealtyTrac.com, which compiles foreclosures nationally, there are 654 bank-owned properties in Fairfield County and 810 in New Haven County, though it's unclear how much, if any, damage the properties suffered.
Harding, who has been an executive with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, said the banks are not looking to invest money in a foreclosed property, but are trying to sell it as quickly as possible. Repairs are more likely to be done by someone who intends to resell it.
"There are local builders who are really good at taking a house, finding problems, fixing problems and putting it back on the market," he said.
However, Harding said it is likely the banks have insurance on the properties that they could use for repairs.
"Once storms such as Sandy pass, we have our field teams, local real estate listing agents and contractors inspect the properties as soon as practical, and if there's flooding, roof damage that puts the property at risk of water intrusion or debris on the property, then we will engage local contractors as soon as practical to remediate the (bank-owned) property," said Kevin Friedlander, a Wells Fargo spokesman.
"Our intentions and policy is to preserve and protect our properties until sold to a new homeowner. In a situation where there's widespread disaster, we will work with our contractors and local officials to coordinate the most appropriate and timely repair."
Wells Fargo has 91 properties listed for sale in Fairfield and New Haven Counties on its Website.
Likewise JP Morgan Chase, which listed nine properties for sale in Fairfield County, and Bank of America, which has six listings, said they are starting the assessment process and encouraged people to contact them if they see a vacant bank-owned property that has been damaged.
Kent Hanley, executive vice president and director of sales in Connecticut for William Raveis Real Estate, said the banks usually assign the duty of managing and maintaining property to the listing real estate agents.
Raveis has some agents who sell about 150 bank-owned properties a year and Hanley doesn't expect major repairs to be made.
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Henry David Thoreau to Ralph Waldo Emerson, from Staten Island, 8 June 1843
Unspoiled marshlands on Sandy Hook Nature Preserve, less than 15 miles from New York, across the Bay
Condominium construction at Sandy Hook, one of the few relatively unspoiled areas on the New Jersey coast; conservationists fought a long battle against this development, but lost
Electric power station, built on marshland on Staten Island
"Cross the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and Find Good Living on Staten Island" -- a theme of the developers
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Lunch in the car, Hylan Boulevard, Staten Island
Site of real estate development on Hylan Boulevard, Staten Island
Staten Island Is the site of the world's largest liquefied gas storage tank; the tank, a property of the Texas Eastern Transmission Corporation, blew up in February of 1973 killing 43 workers
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Municipal incineration and landfill dump at Gravesend Bay serves as a playground for neighborhood boys
An inlet at Broad Channel residential community across from John F. Kennedy Airport on Jamaica Bay
Landfill operation is conducted by the city of New York on the marshlands of Jamaica Bay
Housing at Hunter's Point, Jamaica Bay
Road to Jamaica Bay from John F. Kennedy Airport is strewn with trash and debris
Debris-laden creek at Hunter's Point near the John F. Kennedy Airport; the community has no sewage system and suffers severe pollution problems
This house at Hunter's Point near the John F. Kennedy Airport has no sewage system; the community suffers aggravated pollution problems
Wastes from this home in Broad Channel are carried into Jamaica Bay via drainage ditch; the community lacks a municipal sewage system
Rusty oil cans pile up near home in Broad Channel, a community with numerous pollution problems
Abandoned ice cream wagon at Broad Channel in Jamaica Bay
Abandoned parachute jump at Steeplechase Park on Coney Island
Entrance to abandoned parachute jump at Steeplechase Park on Coney Island
Old tires heaped up at the site of controversial landfill operation in the Spring Creek area of Jamaica Bay
Glass on sand at Breezy Point near Jamaica Bay
Old refrigerators and shell of highrise at Breezy Point
Breezy Point, Long Island, near Jamaica Bay
Manhattan skyline from the Staten Island ferry
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Trick? Inhabitants when I meant slaves?
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Who have wandered into test sites? Test
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Postgame quotes after the Revolution defeated Seattle Sounders FC at Gillette Stadium on September 4, 2010
I think it speaks for itself after the week we've had. We basically got robbed the three points last weekend. We were real unfortunate on Wednesday in the (SuperLiga) final. But to come back from those two games – the third game in eight days – and go about it the way we did I think says all we need to know about the players and their attitude and the commitment and how they stick together. It was fantastic.
On getting three goals after going down a goal …
We felt we were pushing it, which we wanted to do. We had some chances and couldn't take them, and obviously going one behind was disappointing to say the least. But the players just kept pushing and we got three goals in the end. But we deserved to win. No doubt about it.
If the dust-up between Patrick Ianni and Shalrie Joseph invigorated the team …
I think we were pushing anyway. The whole thing has come out and is happening anyway because we were pushing the envelope and putting pressure on them. It's always good to see the guys sticking together, but I think we were pushing them anyway. And we just continued to do that.
On Kheli Dube's performance at right wing …
First time he's play there for us is Wednesday. He obviously learned a lot and picked up some good positions tonight to start it going forward and get the ball and go forward himself. It's a great goal.
On Chris Tierney getting his career goal …
We did say he was "unlucky" with the first one.
It's just a matter of getting the ball in the net, simple as that. We had a couple of decent chances in the first half, I thought. We played some good stuff tonight. We just - the story of the season - we just couldn't, that last ball was just missing a little bit. We knew that if we just stuck to it, with the way we were playing tonight creating chances, we were going to score goals eventually.
Impact of Shalrie Joseph and Patrick Ianni incident …
It lifted us a little bit, if anything. Shalrie (Joseph) doesn't go down easy, so you know something went down. I think that they thought that after they got that goal, they were going to, if they could mix it up a little bit, it would take our minds off of trying to get the ball in the net, which it didn't. We stuck to it and played hard and got goals.
On first career goal…
I don't really measure my game by goals to be honest. It's always good to get on the score sheet and I'm happy to get the first one. Now I get that zero off the stat sheet. It's just about the performance tonight. All around we were pretty good tonight, and we deserved to win.
It feels good when you score a goal and today was the day I felt that I would score a goal. When I got the chance I made sure it was a goal. It was good to get a goal, it's been a long time now. Playing on the right side, I think I'm getting used to it.
On being down 1-0 in the second half…
When you fall, you get frustrated. But you've got to keep going, trying to make sure that when you get the chance, you score a goal. And in the second half, we created a lot more chances and converted the chances.
Describing his goal…
The ball came from a defender and when I got the ball, I realized Ilija (Stolica) was up there. And Ilija is a big guy, so I played one-two with him and he set me up good.
I thought we were okay, until we're up 1-0 and the altercation occurred between Shalrie (Joseph) and Patrick Ianni. At that point, I thought we lost our composure a little bit and gave away a couple of goals that we shouldn't have given away. Obviously the game turned and they scored their chances and the game was over.
We haven't made mistakes back there in a while. We've been pretty solid and I don't think we defended the throw-in well. We had just cleared one off the line right before. Nobody took charge of it and figured out that they were going to do the same thing again, so that was bad. The second goal, I really can't say anything about it in terms of that it was one of those plays – bang, bang and actually our player (Osvaldo) Alonso tipped it through to them. The third goal was a bad clearance by Ianni.
I'm not happy about it, but on the same token, we have players that are constantly learning and we have young players. I've seen guys make multi-million dollars at Juventus and watch a ball bounce inside the 18 and the other team scores a goal. So to say it's something that should never, ever happen … unfortunately it happens. A lot of goals are scored off of mistakes and we made some.
I think that was probably the turning point with Shalrie (Joseph) and Patrick (Ianni). There was like a five/six minute delay and we just scored and after that, I think we maybe – as our coach told us – lost our composure a little bit. We tried to get it back, but they just really built off that. They scored the first goal and then the second one came just a bit fortuitous for them. As much as I said that we lost our composure there, we were pretty disappointed.
Despite some of the things that went against us, I think that when you're up 1-0 on the road after you've been playing, usually we're very solid team defensively. Today I think we had a few lapses and it's just a case of we let them carry too much momentum. You could just see their spirit and confidence building and we didn't respond to that. It got to the point where we were just chasing the game later on and they're just a big physical team they're going to just keep the ball away. We've been winning, haven't lost in a long time but now we're going to see what we're made of. How do we respond from there?
On playing in front of his family and friends …
It felt great. This was my first game back, too, after my knee surgery. I wish it were a different result, but it feels good to come back and have my family and friends come out. It's been a while.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Sept. 25, 2009) - The ETSU men's soccer team is set to face High Point on Saturday at 7 p.m. as the Bucs head to High Point, N.C. for a non-conference match.
The Bucs (1-3-2) took second ranked North Carolina to the wire on Tuesday falling 2-1 in overtime on the road. ETSU is led by sophomores Sean Hoek (Newburgh, Ind.) and Jaron Westbrook (Round Rock, Texas). Hoek leads the team with two goals, while Westbrook has the lone game-winner for the Bucs.
ETSU beat the Panthers 2-0 in the only match between the two teams a year ago. The Buccaneers are 4-1 all-time against teams from the Big South.
High Point (4-3-0) has lost three of its last four matches defeating USC Upstate 1-0, while falling to Davidson, Western Illinois and Akron. The Panthers are led by brothers Karo and Fejiro Okiomah as they have two goals apiece.
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ELIZABETH, NJ (May 21, 2013) Hayward® Pool Products, the largest manufacturer of residential pool equipment in the world, will be featured in a segment of "Manufacturing Marvels" to be aired on the FOX Business Network®, Tuesday, May 21 at 8:30- 8:45 pm CDT.
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The Friday Show: Ron Paul and the National Question
December 30, 2011
This is the first episode of the new Friday Show! Mike Conner & Matt Parrott host, joined by James Hawthorne and one caller in the second half. Topics include:
- Jews and Israel-firsters smearing and snubbing Ron Paul (1, 2, 3, 4, 5);
- NumbersUSA giving Paul an "F" on immigration; the Friday Night Show giving Paul an "F" on the national question;
- Some thoughts on third-party politics in the USA;
- Chimpouts breaking out over Air Jordans;
- University staff hesitating to punish Black plagiarists out of fear of appearing racist.
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A shop on Montreal's Boulevard St. Laurent is lighting the way to the sustainable future in decor.
Galerie CO is Sarah Richardson's passion, a place where she has been able to join her enthusiasm for the work of cutting edge designers with her belief in supporting art that focuses on recycling and sustainability. She calls it CO, because those two letters are the thread that bind the elements she wishes to highlight: eCOnomy, eCOlogy and COmmunity.
"We specialize in sustainable design for the home in a setting that is as much art gallery as it is retail shop,' says Richardson, who opened in 2008. A lawyer by profession, she was born in Kingston, raised in Africa and schooled in England, and spent 15 years working on sustainable trade issues with governments, international organizations and NGOs.
She was working with the European Commission when they were signing agreements with African countries that dealt with the use of sustainable material — and the idea for CO was born.
"I saw people in South Africa who were making beautiful pieces, and I wanted to show great sustainable pieces from all over the world," she says. Her early African focus now includes designers and design companies from around the world — and in Montreal.
Lighting is a feature here. Wire and paper fixtures in the shape of African animal heads adorn a wall, made by fair-trade accredited Streetwires based in Cape Town, South Africa. "The company trains unemployed people to do bead and wire work, and papier-mache light fixtures," Richardson says.
In the bright front window, she has strung several circular hanging lamps from Norway, made of sustainable birch ply, laser-cut with an evergreen motif. Another row of hanging lights adorns the shop counter, these an explosion of bright flowers made of recycled plastic by Heath Nash, a Cape Town artist who exhibits widely and gives workshops on eco-design all over the world (www.heathnash.com).
Her latest project is an upcoming show featuring the work of New Zealander David Trubridge, an international lighting artist now represented in Canada only at Galerie CO. Named one of the 15 top designers in the world, he has exhibited at major design shows and, in 2007, received New Zealand's highest design award.
Trubridge's latest lighting innovation, a series known as Coral and Floral, will be shown, including the Coloured Corals that were launched at the 2010 Milan Furniture Fair.
"The material is bamboo ply, all natural and sustainable," Richardson says. "His work is inspired by wild landscapes, by natural images, shapes and objects, and he cares about how things are made and used. He's a perfect fit for us."
Knowing the artists is an integral part of doing business, Richardson believes. "Designers and materials matter, so we know where everything comes from and who makes it. Because I know their story, I have a sense of confidence in their work."
CO is also the first place in Canada to carry furniture by STAACH, a company from Rochester, New York, that creates furniture in a LEED-certified factory using sustainably sourced wood and no toxic glues. "Their tables, chairs, kitchen stools and benches have clean lines and a Scandinavian feel," she says.
From northern England, designer Richard Little has created chairs made from coloured plastic bottles transformed into ribbons then wrapped around a form. "He made only 25 in this series," says Richardson, "and they were shown at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London."
While she admits Little's chairs are among her higher priced pieces, at $1,825 each, the emphasis even here is on both innovation and practicality. Other furniture pieces include colourful stools inspired by African headrests from South African designer Ryan Frank, made of spruce ply, and the recycled cardboard bookcases from A4A Design in Milan.
Whether you're buying or just looking, this gallery space is a setting for appreciating incredible design, Richardson says. "I've chosen so carefully. I love being able to bring these pieces to Montreal and have space in which to show them to people."
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David did a wonderful job with that write-up of the prologue but he's busy flooding your e-mail inbox with e-mails right now so it's back to me (Christopher).
Day two of the Pisgah Stage Race started early. We woke up at 6:00 in the pitch black so we could be dressed and have eaten by the time the sun came up. The stages all started at 8:00 so we didn't have much time to dilly-dally. A couple of packets of oatmeal later, we pulled on our new Performance Bicycle Race Kits and pedaled our way to the start line (which was only about a mile from our tents).
You'll also notice my illumiNITE arm warmers which are quite warm but react strangely to cameras.
The whole field rolled out onto the road for about a mile before hitting the day's first climb: a 7 mile gravel road (past a horse stable) which gained us more than 1500 feet of elevation right away. By the time we were most of the way up, the field had thinned out with the lead group already long gone. We would only see two or three riders at a time for the rest of the day.
At the top was the first rest stop which we promptly skipped. The resulting descent was exhilarating and very fast. We tore through tunnels of Rhododendron plants at break-neck speed and soon entered a very difficult section of trail. This trail went on for miles and was carved into the side of a steep slope (only about 6 inches wide in most places). Because of the massive amount of rain that we had experienced, every root was a chance for a crash and every rock was as slick as ice. I went down hard a couple of times over this section and David managed to break his left pedal. It still basically functioned but he had to find the side that worked every time he wanted to clip in. There couldn't have been a worse place for this to happen as we were on and off of the bike every 2 minutes for over an hour scrambling over rocks and roots.
Rest stop 2 couldn't come soon enough. We weren't quite sure what to expect (other than food) but after another grueling fire-road climb we were desperate for a quick break. As we pulled into the stop, volunteers leaped to our attention holding our bikes, getting us food, even taking our packs off of our backs so they could refill them with water or energy drink. Luxury!
After consuming three complete PB&J's and having David's bike looked at (they didn't have a spare pedal but did get his shifting smoothed out) we headed back out feeling much better and even got to enjoy some of the beautiful scenery (above).
After some more tame trail, we started up the backside of Black Mountain. This would be a recurring theme over the next three days as each time we finished by descending Black Mountain. Before we could get there though, we had to make it through the part that we started calling "The Miserableness". Some course marshalls at the final rest stop told us that we were facing "just two quick peaks, a short hairy descent, then a punchy little climb before a HUGE descent full of rocks, roots, drops . . . well you know, it's like . . . Pisgah!"
We of course had no idea what that meant. Oh yeah, it's like Pisgah. It's like a place we had never ridden before. Terrific. This became a theme for the rest of the weekend. Course marshalls or rest stop volunteers would constantly stop us to tell us what to expect next. They would describe a section and it would turn out to be about 10 times bigger/longer/harder than they had described. As we would reflect on this, we would shout, "it's like Pisgah!"
Here I am at the top of "peak one". With the leaves changing it was truly a beautiful vista. Not so much worth the 45 minute hike-a-bike that it took to summit the two peaks, but pretty nonetheless. We couldn't believe that it was only the first peak and wouldn't be convinced until the trail finally turned downhill. The grueling climb was completely unrideable and we spend much of this hour pushing and pulling our bikes up the trail. With this picture taken, we tore down Black Mountain (2-3 miles of descending with stair-step drops, gullies and ripping high speed sections) to the finish line exhausted but happy. All in all, we got in about 40 miles that day and it took us about 6 hours and 8 minutes (a mere 2 1/2 hours after the winner of the stage, Jeremiah Bishop).
Back at camp we were very happy to see everything as we had left it. We showered and ran out for some Mexican food before starting a fire to settle in for the evening.
We cleaned and lubed our drivetrains using the camp spigot before hanging our bikes to dry (not the recommended method, but you work with what you have).
Soon it started to rain but not very hard and the temperature also started to drop. Not to be discouraged, we set up the GT tent over the picnic table and roasted some marshmallows.
I fell asleep about 30 seconds after hitting the air mattress at about 8:00 and slept like a log while a gentle rain pattered against the rain fly of my huge tent.


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This is an important article regarding bullying.
All parents - or future parents should be aware of this.
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(CNN) -- Fall is upon us, and that means the school year is in full swing. Along with the stress of homework assignments and extracurricular activities, unfortunately some students bear an additional burden -- bullying. October is National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, pushing the issue to the forefront of the nation's consciousness.
Educators and legislators are under pressure to prevent bullying, and many schools are implementing programs such as A Classroom of Difference, Steps to Respect and Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports that teach empathy, interpersonal skills and respect for those who don't fit into the mainstream.
But not everyone agrees with this approach to managing bullying. There are vocal groups of naysayers who believe that focusing on social emotional skills training and urging students to be accepting of those who are different is leading to the weakening of America. They argue that bullying is really a form of socialization, asserting that kids who do not conform to society's expectations are bringing on their own troubles.
And when a child does end up being bullied, this same group of people advises that the victims should just fight back.
For example, the following comment on a recent CNN.com article about gender neutral toys (for which I shared my child's bullying experiences): "Communities demand relative conformity, it is what makes them communal. Nonconformity, therefore, naturally results in exclusion. Children are callous in this respect, and if parents wish to ensure their children find acceptance, then find them a suitable community. As for self-expression, all humans are welcome to express themselves, but I reserve for myself the right to point and laugh, as should you too."
Or consider this comment, which was made on a Fox News Magazine article about tips for ending bullying: "I went to Catholic school. Got bullied. Told Dad. He said, knock him in the mouth. He will leave you alone. Next day I got bullied. Punched Billy in the mouth. End of story. We are best friends today and I haven't been bullied since. Write letters, document facts? Make school aware? Whaaaat? How political we have been? What a shame. One slap can change things for sure!"
This type of "superior force" advice shows a lack of appreciation for the complexities of the bully-victim dynamics of today's world, where bullying often takes place in new arenas, such as on the Internet. Sure, if a victim fights back and flattens his bully, the bully tends to back off. But what if the bullies are hiding behind computer screens? What if the target is physically incapable of taking down the bully, which is more often the case?
The truth is that there are many bullying situations in which the victim cannot simply beat up the bully and end the problem. The very nature of bullying renders victims fearful, frozen and incapable of defending themselves. According to bullying researcher Dan Olweus, bullying is characterized by three factors: 1) It is repetitive (not a one-time event in the hall, but a regular ongoing problem). 2) It is unwanted (not two-way teasing where both parties are having fun, but instead a situation where someone is on the receiving end of taunts and aggression). 3) It takes place in the context of a power imbalance (a bigger kid against a smaller kid, or multiple kids against a single kid, or a kid with more social capital against a kid with less social capital).
When multiple kids are targeting one child, the situation can feel completely overwhelming. Felicia Garcia, a 15-year-old New York student, threw herself in front of a train in October, allegedly after being taunted by multiple football players at her high school. How would it have helped her to simply punch one of them? It would not have done anything, except possibly put her at risk for physical harm.
And earlier in October, Canadian teen Amanda Todd committed suicide after making a YouTube video detailing her history of being bullied mercilessly, online and in person. Both girls were allegedly the victims of sexually explicit bullying, which is not something easily combated by punching the bully in the face.
Kids who are already suffering from psychological conditions such as panic attacks or depression are particularly vulnerable to the negative emotional effects of bullying, Barbara Coloroso, who speaks internationally on bullying, told me: "As severe bullying continues, an element of terror is created. The bullied child is rendered so powerless that she is unlikely to fight back and she will not even tell someone that she needs help. The bully, who can act without fear of retaliation, counts on bystanders to either join in or at least do nothing to stop it."
In trying to get the bullying to stop, targets may avoid the location where the bullying is happening. They might change the way they dress or act in order to minimize the bullying, but then they suffer pangs for not being true to who they are. Kids who are afraid to be themselves can become anxious and depressed.
When a parent or a teacher tells a child who is being bullied to stop tattling and fight back, it can make the situation worse. Those kids who are unable to fight back may end up feeling blamed for the bullying. Their already fragile self-esteem is further weakened, as they wonder, "What is wrong with me? Why can't I make this stop?"
Even if a child does succeed in hitting back (whether through physical intimidation or verbal taunts or cyberbullying), what message does this send? It teaches kids to out-bully each other, rather than to focus on restoration and restitution.
As a result, the antisocial behaviors simply continue into adulthood, where they play out in a different arena. In Massachusetts, lawmakers are working to make workplace bullying illegal. Research from the Workplace Bullying Institute estimates that as many as a third of employees endure bullying in the workplace. This bullying can take the form of sabotage and undermining, as well as the more obvious yelling and screaming.
The costs to society extend beyond workplace bullying, because chronic bullies are also more likely to end up in prisons, and our already taxed budget will end up paying for their care, according to Michele Borba, author of several parenting books, including Building Moral Intelligence.
"A repeat bully by age 8 has a one-in-four chance of having a criminal record by age 26," Borba said.
It is a lot easier to inculcate kindness and acceptable social behavior into an 8-year-old than an 18-year-old, and the earlier our schools implement social emotional skills building and bullying prevention, the better.
The focus of bullying intervention needs to shift. Instead of teaching the victims to hit back harder, let's teach the bullies not to hit in the first place.
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I wrote a book on how to take an operant conditioning approach to the problem of bullying and I get the - why not just let the kids fight it out question a lot. Mostly from men. The answer is simple. Because that assumes that this is a conflict between two people and bullying is defined as a one sided conflict - in other words, there is a power differential which makes normal conflict resolution tactics ineffective. Also - we have had a kid die near where I live in an after school fight because he got punched in just the right way and it killed him. It isn't a harmless thing to tell kids to just fight back. Victims and most importantly bystanders need to be empowered to report what is happening so that they will do so consistently. To get the behavior to stop, you need consistent reinforcement. Variable will just make the problem worse. (http://thebullyvaccine.com)
As a mother of five children, I have to say that there is a difference between fighting back and standing up for yourself. I would never counsel my kids to physically fight back or even engage in a battle of wits with what is obviously an unarmed person (if they feel they need to bully in the first place.) However I DO encourage them to speak out if something seems wrong and to stand up for themselves pr younger siblings through dialogue if possible. I think we take away a child's self esteem to say that they can not be free to speak out against someone who is bothering them but it must be done in a proper way and it should always involve telling a responsible adult as soon as possible. Hope that makes some sort of sense. (five kids = incomplete thoughts always).
I don't want to be a negative Nelly, but sometimes I really wonder if it is possible to solve the bullying problem? We focus a lot on the nuture side of things, "Was it the parenting?" "The bully needs more discipline", "The bully needs more love", "The victim needs to change their reaction" etc, etc. But I wonder how much effect nature has on the problem. Are some kids always going to be nasty little bullies, and some victims? It sounds a bit bleak I know- sorry. But I really do feel that way..
I am trying to build my daughter's confidence high before she gets to school, so hopefully she won't be a target. But ultimately I can't control whether she gets bullied or not :-( But she will have my full permission to fight back if she feels she can- and no admonishment from me if she feels she can't.
Although there's a genetic component to aggression and lack of impulse control, whether those so endowed act out has a lot to do with the society. If bully role models are openly admired, if bystanders egg on the offender and don't speak up for the victim, if gang dynamics make bullying a point of pride, then more violence and verbal aggression will happen. Adults and the media children consume do have an impact. Many times the alleged heroes on TV bully suspects. Violence is portrayed as if no pain happens and it magically gets desired results. I think just talking about such behavior when the family sees it on TV helps to make such tactics less accepted by kids.
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Tweeter Marcus Haebar fools around with Siri, and look what he gets. That's no good.
Headshots are a Canucks Army feature where we link to the day's freshest news, and other assorted Canucks web-goodies. If you've written a blogpost, produced a tribute video, birthed a clever .gif into existence, or have a hockey related cause you'd like to see promoted in this space – please e-mail Thom at email@example.com.
Surely you've seen The Stanchion's preview of his interview this weekend. No? Click below. It's going to knock your socks off. Or should that be 'mask'?
Dale Weise is off to The Netherlands? What, you say? Yes he is. Thrilling, right? Rob The Hockey Guy has a solid, funny, (horrifying?) take on this tidbit of news.
Keith Ballard's been skating with the University of Minnesota:
Locked-out #Canucks defenseman Keith Ballard practicing with the #gophers this afternoon. Paired with Justin Holl twitter.com/Russostrib/sta…
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42 years ago last night, the Canucks played their first-ever game, taking on the Kings at the Pacific Coliseum. It would be seven years before Tom Larscheid's career as a Canucks broadcaster began, and what an odd start it was. Nervous as heck, the former football player credited long-time Canadiens tough guy John Ferguson as being a five-time Grey Cup winner. The North Shore News tells the story.
Prospect Darren Archibald is off to Kalamazoo. He spent a good portion of the season with the Michigan-based ECHL club; to start the season he will be joined by four other prospects: Prab Rai, Adam Polasek, Steven Anthony and Joe Cannata. Here's the prospect profile I wrote about him in August; my colleagues and I here at Canucks Army, we rated him as the 19th-best prospect in the organization.
Another quick reminder of what hockey players look like. Here's a shot by CBC Vancouver videographer Michael McArthur.
The Sedins, Dan hamhuis and others joined UBC coach Milan Dragecevic and his team for a skate this morning at UBC.
Locked-out Blackhawks are raiding the depths of the Canucks organization to run their practices. It helps that Kenny McCudden, skills and skating coach for the Wolves isn't actually a Canucks employee. He works for the Wolves. See, no conflict there. Players got to skate, you know.
Even in his other life, Cam Charron is still a blogger. He got invited to draft the Vancouver team that would participate in a hypothetical 12-team NHL, as conceived by James Mirtle and Eric Duhatshek of The Globe and Mail. Did he take favourite son (yes, Cam is young enough to be his brother) Chris Tanev?


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September 12, 2006
The great, great grandchildren of Wabash College's third president made their first-ever visit to Campus Tuesday, September 12.
Tom and Bonnie Tuttle are descendents of Dr. Joseph Farrand Tuttle. Tuttle was the third Wabash College president and served the longest tenure, 1862-1892, of any president to date.
Tom, Madison, Wis., and Bonnie, Dodgeville, Wis., arrived on campus Monday and spent two days going through the materials in the Wabash College Archives.
Both Tuttles always knew their great-great grandfather was a Wabash College president, but didn't know a lot more than that. "She wanted to come out to find out more about great-great grandpa," Tom Tuttle said of his sister. "There were a number of things we found. There are a number of errors in some of the documentation we've got here."
Archivist Beth Swift had a table full of materials for the Tuttles upon their arrival. "President Tuttle collected in depth everything that interested him and it seems ... that everything interested him," Swift said of the 180 volumes and other materials the archives hold.
The visit allowed the descendants to fill in gaps in the family tree. "One of the surprising things we learned is that grandpa came here to school and lived with his grandmother and grandfather from 1897-1900," Bonnie Tuttle said.
Tom added that their grandfather had never mentioned attending Wabash.
Dr. Joseph Tuttle had two sons but only one, Arthur, had children. Arthur's son Thomas had a son named Selwyn who was the Tuttle's father.
They hope to take the knowledge they've gained back to their extended family to build on the family legacy.
The Tuttle name is prominent on campus and in the community. There is a photo of President Tuttle near the front of the Chapel. The Tuttle Chapel on the second floor of Center Hall also features a bust of the third president. Crawfordsville's Middle School is named for Joseph Tuttle. And, the new Crawfordsville Library features Tuttle's name in limestone as a prominent author.
In photos: Above right: The Tuttles go through documents with Archivist Beth Swift. Lower left: The Tuttles with a portrait of President Tuttle that hangs in the Chapel. On home page: Tom and Bonnie Tuttle chatted briefly with the College's 15th President, Pat White.


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Ditherer: Don't be a lover like J. Alfred
Q. Taken from the title character of T. S. Eliot's 1915 poem "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" comes the adjective "Prufrockian." What kind of lover is that? –J. Frost
A. One marked by timidity and indecisiveness and beset by unfulfilled aspirations, says Anu Garg in The Dord, The Diglot, and an Avocado or Two. The aging hero Prufrock is haunted by his cautious approach to life, lamenting "I have measured out my life with coffee spoons." He also wonders about all the possible romances he didn't dare broach: "Do I dare disturb the universe?"
Concludes Garg, "If only Prufrock had known Tennyson's lines written in 1850:
"'Tis better to have loved and lost
Than never to have loved at all."
Q. "Do I love you because you are beautiful, or are you beautiful because I love you?" wondered Prince Charming in Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella. What psychological truth was he getting at? –P. Frosch
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A striking example of this was Henry James's description of novelist George Eliot (the pen name of Mary Ann Evans): "She is magnificently ugly—deliciously hideous. She has a low forehead, a dull grey eye, a vast pendulous nose, a huge mouth, full of uneven teeth, and a chin and jawbone qui n'en finissent pas....
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Truck drivers can continue to spend as many as 11 hours a day on the road under a final hours-of-service rule the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) issued in December. The agency had proposed shortening the daily allowable driving time but said "compelling scientific evidence" is needed to support the move.
Other tenets of the rule are in line with the agency's 2010 notice of proposed rulemaking (see "Truckers still need more rest than plan allows," April 26, 2011). Commercial carriers must comply by July 2013.
Hours-of-service regulations are intended to help alleviate fatigue by regulating drive and rest times. The new rule limits use of the so-called restart provision that permits truckers to begin a new workweek after 34 hours off duty. Restarts will be restricted to 1 every 7 days, or 168 hours, compared with the 2 restarts now allowed. Drivers who use them will have to get at least 2 nights' rest from 1 to 5 a.m.
While the rule reduces the hours truckers can work in a week, it still allows them to spend more time on the road in a day than they could before FMCSA changed hours-of-service rules in 2003 (see "New work-hour rules for truckers won't improve safety," June 16, 2003). Previously truckers had been held to 10 hours of driving a day.
FMCSA said it determined that the economic benefits of the current 11-hour maximum trump the safety gains associated with limiting truckers to 10 hours on the road.
"There is solid scientific evidence to support restoring the 10-hour daily driving limit," said Anne McCartt, the Institute's senior vice president for research. "Numerous studies show that crash risk increases long before 11 hours of driving. We hope the agency will reconsider its decision."
A federal appeals court has twice overturned prior hours-of-service rules in response to lawsuits filed by Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, Public Citizen, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, and others. The latest rule grew out of the agency's 2009 settlement with these groups (see "Agency rejects recorder rule for all big rigs," June 19, 2010).
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The American Trucking Associations, which lobbied to retain current regulations, opposes the new provision requiring drivers to rest during overnight hours as part of a 34-hour restart.
"This rule will put more truck traffic onto roadways during morning rush hour, frustrate other motorists, and increase the risk of crashes," said Bill Graves, the group's president and chief executive.
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Thank you for following us on our little journey here.
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The practice of hiring the children of officials is common among investment banks in Hong Kong and China. But is it wrong? As corporate governance activist David Webb tells WSJ, proving the wrongdoing of banks like J.P. Morgan Chase may be difficult.
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Are infographics over-designed?
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I'm not a Luddite or harking back to an illustration-based view of what graphics should be. I think that sort of thing can all too easily look laboured, self indulgent and uninformative. I also happen to think that the best graphics we produce at the Telegraph are also the best bits of design in the paper (trumpet, blowing own, etc). My general feeling is that there is a line we are in danger of crossing, namely where the design/typography elements dictate the graphic rather than serving it. I think it's interesting just how bad the typography and design elements are on Peter Sullivan's work and yet it doesn't seem to matter once you get past that.ReplyDelete
On my opinion, information comes first, then design. In the example you show, at first view I thought it was a 40% (or 60%), because the red part is bigger because of the drawing. If we try to explain something, we can't make things harder for the reader. If we want to make something beautiful, I prefer an illustration, adn date besides., but not a graphic. Because if we mix both too much, how can we expect readers to things we're extremely accurate when we want to be? How do readers know when we're trying to explin something or when are we trying to explain a plain data on a 'beautiful' way?ReplyDelete
We have to try to explain things as clear as possible. And if we can also make it 'pretty' much better.
It's like a house. I prefer a beautiful house than an ugly one. But if the bautiful has holes on the walls, there's no kitchen and the wayter gets in when it rains, I think I would like to live in the ugly one.
My feeling on the matter is that top notch typography and design are essential to presenting information cleanly and crisply. Information and clear well presented visuals go hand in hand. Content is obviously paramount, but I see no reason that as visual journalists and editors we should not endeavour to make information beautiful. The best and clearest for the reader it can be, each and every time. Why should we not 'enjoy' the content and strive to make it all the clearer for our readers/viewers by using typography well and designing it with passion. After all a great graphic reads well and informs because it has been designed to. Seeing excellent typography and a fabulous presentation of information just whets my appetite. For me, information that is presented 'coldly' or surrounded by bad typography, is simply bad journalismReplyDelete
Information comes first. Design and typography are essential elements but we are here to show and/or explain things as clearly and concisely as possible. The design is there to help the reader take in the information, it should never get in the way.ReplyDelete
So we all agree... Information go first, but the presentation is also very important...ReplyDelete
I agree with all that is written above. Presentation, design are vital ingredients in what we do. The point I wanted to make is that sometimes for me the design/typography/presentation can relegate the importance of the visual element or replace it entirely. The example the bold Mr Agar has at the top of this page is an elegant, light, concise piece of design that makes sure you read all the text. It works beautifully. However, the visual elements are here solely to underline (that word itself refers to emphasising text) or repeat what is already there in the copy. If you removed all the graphic elements you would still get exactly the same information (although with less pleasure). It shows 1 in 5 with symbols and then says it in words. I know why we do it - it's quick, efficient, takes up little space and is a very effective way of lifting a page. I just worry that if we tend to this way of thinking as a default setting that after a while, when the story really does need something more, that we end up putting the visual journalism, the enquiry, the visual explanation, secondary to the words and their design. Tom Wolfe charts a similar arc in the world of Fine Art in his book The Painted Word, where visual art ends up being dependent on the words used to describe the visual experience.ReplyDelete
Right, these are my last words on this (really someone else's).ReplyDelete
Javier Zarracina writing about Comics and Infographics (No.3. Ambience) expresses it so much better than I have.


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