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ENTERTAINMENT · The Three Musketeers, adapted by Charles Morey, will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Friday, July 20, at the Walker County Civic Center, 10052 N Hwy 27, Rock Spring, GA 30739. Tickets cost $10 for adults, $8 for seniors 55 and older and students. Admission for groups of 10 or more is $7 each. For more information, call 706-375-7705.
COMMUNITY · Applications for the Chattanooga Women's Leadership Institute's (CWLI) 5th Annual Women Mentoring Women program are due Friday, July 20. The Women Mentoring Women program consists of eight 2-hour lunchtime sessions designed to aid women in developing or sharpening their mentoring skills so they can go back into the community and mentor other women. The goal is to encourage women to utilize their talents and experience to help each other and to aid in the growth of women in positions of civic and business leadership within the community. Each session will be led by recognized local women who will present on topics such as understanding communication styles, team building, political savviness, and the use of power, authority and influence in the workplace. The Chattanooga Women's Leadership Institute is a local non-profit, non-partisan organization that works to increase the leadership capabilities of and influence of women in all sectors of public life and private enterprise by offering educational, networking, and information gathering programs throughout the year. For more information, visit cwli.org, e-mail managing director Lesley Berryhill at email@example.com, or call 423-394-8173.
CHURCH · A family movie night will be held from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Friday, July 20, at Poplar Spring's Baptist Church gym in Ringgold. The movie will be set up inside or outside on the Church wall. Bring your favorite cold salad (such as chicken, fruit or pasta salad or cole slaw).
COMMUNITY · The Blunt House at 506 South Thornton Avenue in Dalton will show a historical bridal collection from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. every Friday through the end of August. Admission is $5. For more information, call the Dalton Convention and Visitors Bureau at 706-270-9960 or the Whitfield Murray Historical Society at 706-278-0217.
COMMUNITY · The Monteagle Sunday School Assembly Woman's Association will be holding the 49th Annual Cottage Tour & Bazaar on Friday, July 20. Eight historic cottages will be open, located within the Assembly's grounds (Monteagle, Tenn.), as well as the auditorium and gymnasium built in 1883. Bazaar shopping, a variety of lunch options, and the bake sale will take place on the shady mall. Tours run from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Bazaar is open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. This year's ticket price includes a special floral demonstration featuring Ralph Null, a nationally renowned floral designer, at 1 p.m. in the auditorium. Advance tickets are $15 and can be purchased at the Assembly office. Tickets on the day of the tour are $20, available at the north gate of the Assembly. For more information, visit mssa1882.org.
ENTERTAINMENT · Track 29 Movie Night will feature "King Pin" at 8 p.m. and "The Big Lebowski" at 10 p.m. Friday, July 20, at the Chattanooga Choo Choo campus. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Admission is $5 cash, $6 credit ticket at the door only. For ages 18 and older. Full bar and concessions are available. For more information, go to track29.co.
ENTERTAINMENT · Lyerly United Methodist Church will have a free movie night on Friday, July 20, at 6 p.m. The movie "Alvin & the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked", will be shown. Pizza will be served. All ages are invited. Call Michelle Floyd at 706-676-5645 for more information.
COMMUNITY · The Chief John Ross house is open for the summer from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday now through August. Admission is free. The house is at the intersection of East Lake Avenue and Spring Street (behind the Bi-Lo) in Rossville. For more information or to schedule a private tour, call 423-400-7400.
ENTERTAINMENT · Tickets to attend Lauren Alaina's October concert at the Northwest Georgia Trade and Convention Center in Dalton go on sale at 8 a.m. Saturday, July 14. Tickets may be purchased at the trade center box office. Alaina is scheduled to perform at 7 p.m., Friday, Oct. 5. General admission to the concert is $15. For tickets or more information, go to daltontradecenter.com.
RELIGIOUS · Chattooga Baptist Church will host "Amazing Wonders Aviation" vacation bible school Sunday, July 15 through Friday July 20 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. A meal will be served at 5:45 p.m. to children age 18 and younger Monday through Thursday. Friday night commencement will be held followed by family fun time at the fellowship hall. Class ages are preschool through teens. Chattooga Baptist is at 6982 Highway 337, about 7 miles south of LaFayette, in the Center Post community.
COMMUNITY · Dance camps at First Steps Dance Studio at 700 Glenn Street in LaFayette will be held from Monday, July 16, thorugh Friday, July 20. Camp is for students ages 4-18. Dancers can learn ballet, tap and jazz. The cost is $45-$55 and includes the fall registration fee. For more information, call 423-667-6913.
Saturday, July 21
COMMUNITY · Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park and Outdoor Chattanooga are offering a series of free, monthly historical bike tours through Chickamauga Battlefield. The public is invited to bring their bicycles and join in these leisurely-paced historical rides, which take about two hours. Loaner bicycles from the Outdoor Chattanooga Mobile Bicycle Fleet will be available for riders five feet tall and over at no charge, thanks to sponsorship from the Friends of the Park and the Chattanooga Bicycle Club. Reservations for these bicycles are required; contact the Chickamauga Battlefield Visitor Center at 706-866-9241. Ride length is three to four miles on flat to moderately hilly terrain. The rides are appropriate for adults and children ages eight and older when accompanied by an adult. All participants are required to wear helmets. Additional Saturday battlefield bicycle tours are scheduled for Aug. 18, Sept. 15, and Oct. 20.
COMMUNITY · A Veterans Appreciation Day will be held by Lane Funeral Home & Crematory, South Crest Chapel beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday, July 21. Enjoy hot dogs and ice cream. Activities include a flag raising, a 21-gun salute, military motor vehicles on display and patriotic music. For more information, visit lane southcrestchapel.com or call 706-866-5151. Lane Funeral Home is at the foot of historic Missionary Ridge, 833 Chickamauga Avenue, in Rossville.
COMMUNITY · A memorial service will be held for the late Alyadean Sisson Dale of Palatka, Fla., formerly of north Georgia. The family invites all who knew Alyadean to attend at 1 p.m., Saturday, July 21, at Mission Glen Baptist Church on Happy Valley Road, in Rossville. Pastor R. V. Wells will officiate. The service will celebrate and honor Alyadean's life.
ENTERTAINMENT · The Three Musketeers, adapted by Charles Morey, will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, July 21, at the Walker County Civic Center, 10052 N Hwy 27, Rock Spring, GA 30739. Tickets cost $10 for adults, $8 for seniors 55 and older and students. Admission for groups of 10 or more is $7 each. For more information, call 706-375-7705.
COMMUNITY · Chief Vann House Days will be held from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, July 21. The historic site is three miles west of Chatsworth, at the intersection of State Highways 52A and 225. Watch demonstrations of 19th Century pottery making, flute making, basket weaving, quilting, spinning, rug making, blacksmithing, wood carving, and blowgun shooting. There also will be storytelling, a short film and interpretive displays. Admission is $6 for adults, $5.50 for seniors and $4 for youth ages 6-17.
COMMUNITY · Memorial Health Care System's mobile health coach will provide mammogram screenings for women at the SunTrust Bank, Gunbarrel Road location, from 2-6 p.m. Saturday, July 21. Ladies age 40 and over who have not had a mammogram in the last 12 months are eligible with or without insurance by calling Memorial's MaryEllen Locher Breast Center at 423-495-4040 or toll free 866-591-2254.
COMMUNITY · Chattanooga State Community College will hold its third annual Family Fish Fry in July from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, July 21. The free event will take place outside the student center on the main campus. Members of the Student Affairs team will be available to assist guests with completing the admissions process, applying for financial aid, academic assessment, advising, registering for fall classes, paying fees, or completing any other unfinished tasks. Fall classes begin on Saturday, Aug. 25. Due to the hectic nature of the fall semester, completing all of the components of admission and registration in advance prepares new students for a successful start at Chattanooga State. The Family Fish Fry provides a relaxing and enjoyable environment for guests to complete the enrollment process. For more information, call Michelle Olson at 423-697-5740 or e-mail email@example.com.
COMMUNITY · Boot Camp for Dads will be held from 9 a.m.-noon Saturday, July 21, at Erlanger East (Gunbarrel Road, Chattanooga). This session is for first-time dads who want to learn more about the upcoming new addition in their family. Topics include diapering, feeding, why babies cry and how to handle it, how you can help the new mom, learn about postpartum depression and general hands-on infant care. A new "veteran" dad is invited (along with his new baby) to the class for question and answer time. Call Erlanger's HealthLink at 423-778-LINK (5465) to register.
COMMUNITY · A breastfeeding class will be held from 9-11:30 a.m. Saturday, July 21, at Erlanger East (Gunbarrel Road, Chattanooga). This class is designed to help participants make an informed choice about breastfeeding. Learn breastfeeding basics, what to expect the first few weeks and special tips for success. Concerns about returning to work or school also will be discussed. This course is coordinated by a board-certified lactation consultant. Registration fee is $30. Call Erlanger's HealthLink at 423-778-LINK (5465) to register.
COMMUNITY · Walker County resident and author Virginia McKevitt will hold a book signing at 1 p.m. Saturday, July 21, at the Catoosa County Library (108 Catoosa Circle, Benton Place Campus) in Ringgold. McKevitt will donate 10 percent of the sales from her debut fantasy novel "Fracture: The Secret Enemy Saga" to The Friends of the Catoosa Library.
COMMUNITY · The Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe Recreation Association is taking football and cheerleading sign-ups at the red building on Barnhardt Circle in Fort Oglethorpe on the following dates: Saturday, July 21, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m.; Sunday, July 22, from 12:30-2 p.m.; Saturday, July 28, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m.; Sunday, July 29, from 12:30-2 p.m.; Monday, July 30, from 5-8 p.m. (Chick-Fil-A Spirit night at the Fort Oglethorpe location); Friday, Aug. 3, from 5:30-7:30 p.m.; and, Saturday, Aug. 4, from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. For more details, call 423-544-0096.
COMMUNITY · The Chief John Ross house is open for the summer from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday now through August. Admission is free. The house is at the intersection of East Lake Avenue and Spring Street (behind the Bi-Lo) in Rossville. For more information or to schedule a private tour, call 423-400-7400.
COMMUNITY · Super Saturday Market is every Saturday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. in Dalton Green Park next to the Whitfield County Courthouse in Dalton. For more information or to become a vendor, visit DowntownDalton.com or call the Downtown Dalton Development Authority at 706-278-3332.
COMMUNITY · UTC College of Business launches a Veterans Entrepreneurship Boot Camp, Saturday, July 21-Saturday, July 28. UTC is partnering with Oklahoma State's School of Entrepreneurship to offer this program, which is a series of training modules designed by UTC and OSU faculty and successful entrepreneurs to provide participating veterans with the nuts and bolts of small business start-up and leadership. The VEP program is offered entirely free to qualified, disabled veterans who have been accepted into the program. This year, the program will engage 16 veteran delegates in its 8-day boot camp and 10-month mentoring program. For more information, e-mail or call firstname.lastname@example.com, 423-425-2688 or email@example.com , 423-425-4363
ENTERTAINMENT · The Chattanooga Theatre Centre's production of "Anything Goes" continues each weekend through Sunday, July 29. For more information, call 423-267-8534 or visit theatrecentre.com.
Sunday, July 22
COMMUNITY · An antique typewriter exhibit is ongoing at Chattooga Academy in LaFayette. The exhibit features Royal, Underwood and Smith typewriters, as well as Imperial and Smith-Corona typewriters. An Oliver No. 9 is also on display. The typewriters were manufactured approximately from between 1915-1950. A volunteer will be on-hand to assist visitors with the exhibit today, Sunday, from 1-3 p.m. Chattooga Academy is open from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. most days Monday through Friday. The building is at 304 North Main Street, in LaFayette. Admission is free. For more information, call 706-639-1519.
COMMUNITY · "Civil War Hospitals and Medicine" will be the topic of a display and series of talks on Sundays during July at the Catoosa County Library. Speakers will be Jerry Tollinger, July 22, "A 10th Tennessee Cavalryman," and Pat and Harold Silcox, July 29, "Colonel and Mrs. Cloud." Each talk will be from 2:30-3:30 p.m. each Sunday at the community room of the library located on the Benton Place campus off Battlefield Parkway. For more information, call 423-413-3445.
CHURCH · Ebenezer Baptist Church will hold a homecoming beginning at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, July 22. Josiah and Wilma Tomblin will provide music. The church is at 77 Hackett Road in Ringgold. Bro. Randy Sutherland will preach. Pastor is Bro. Ricky Burnette. For more information, call 706-459-7614 or 762-201-8100.
COMMUNITY · The Obedience Club of Chattanooga, 4 miles south of Chattanooga on Highway 193 in Flintstone, will hold registration for obedience, rally, and new agility classes for puppies and dogs from 1-3 p.m. Sunday, July 22. Agility I and II Fundamentals (Indoors) will now be offered. Bring a copy of shot records to registration. During registration, various OCC dog/handler teams will present training demonstrations. Classes begin on Monday night, July 23. Visit chattanoogaobedienceclub.org or call 423 517-1448.
RELIGIOUS · Vacation bible school will be offered from 7-9 p.m. Sunday, July 22, through Thursday, July 26, at Smith Chapel United Methodist Church, 1721 Smith Chapel Road in Tunnel Hill. Classes are for nursery age children to adults. Call 706-965-2434 for more information.
ENTERTAINMENT · Charlie Daniels will perform at Lake Winnepesaukah's Jukebox Junction Stage on Sunday, July 22 with one show at 5 p.m. All Jukebox Junction concerts are free with admittance to Lake Winnepesaukah Amusement Park. All guests under 18 must be accompanied by a guest age 18 or over and must purchase either an Unlimited Ride Pass for $26 or a Ticket Package for $18. A Youth/Senior Ride Pass is $10 for children ages 1 and 2 and adults 65 and older. A special Concert Only Pass is $10 for ages 18 and older. Parking is free. Park hours are 10 a.m.-8 p.m. on Thursdays, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and noon-10 p.m. on Sundays. For more information, call 706-866-5681 or toll free (877) LAKEWIN or visit lakewinnie.com.
COMMUNITY · The Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe Recreation Association is taking football and cheerleading sign-ups at the red building on Barnhardt Circle in Fort Oglethorpe on the following dates: Sunday, July 22, from 12:30-2 p.m.; Saturday, July 28, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m.; Sunday, July 29, from 12:30-2 p.m.; Monday, July 30, from 5-8 p.m. (Chick-Fil-A Spirit night at the Fort Oglethorpe location); Friday, Aug. 3, from 5:30-7:30 p.m.; and, Saturday, Aug. 4, from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. For more details, call 423-544-0096.
COMMUNITY · Walker County Commissioner Bebe Heiskell will hold a meet and greet from 2-5 p.m. Sunday, July 22 at Heiskell's Campaign Headquarters in the Fieldstone Farms Village in Rock Spring. For more information, call 706-375-5757.
RELIGIOUS · McFarland United Methodist Church, 101 E. Gordon Avenue, Rossville, will hold vacation bible school from 5:45-8:45 p.m. Sunday, July 29, through Wednesday, Aug. 1. Early sign-up and a move is at 3 p.m. Sunday, July 22. For more information, call 706-866-2981.


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The summer combination of dark trousers and a light-colored jacket works best when the trousers' color or a close substitute is repeated above the waist to pull viewers' eyes up to the face.
Here, a vertical line is created floor to shoulders by navy trousers complemented by a navy vest and a knit necktie. Linen jacket, light-weight worsted vest and trousers, and brown striped club collar shirt worn with tan Edward Green bluchers.
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10 comments:
- kds said...
You look sharp, but the picture isn't. Too bad for a texture freak like me.
- June 20, 2008 at 8:53:00 AM PDT
- Tonyp said...
Will: Are you wearing the vest for warmth or for a particular look. I always find that a linen coat and a vest seem to be contra- indicated unless you are trying to create some formality. Also the vest and tie being of the same color doesn't have enough of a pop for me. What about a different/lighter shade of blue?
- June 20, 2008 at 10:12:00 AM PDT
- John said...
Great look, Will. I always enjoy seeing different options for navy trousers as I tend to wear them frequently. In fact, I'm wearing them now. And I like your shirt. I have always found that a striped shirt helps break up the "heaviness" of a solid navy trouser.
- June 20, 2008 at 10:33:00 AM PDT
- Will said...
Dressing for San Francisco is all about layering. I wear vests for cool mornings and evenings and remove them if the day heats up.
If the necktie was a lighter color the combination wouldn't work without the vest in my opinion. But then, I'm not big on pop.
The entire batch of photos from this session suffered from being taken in the evening and the detail is not what we usually strive for. Live and learn. - June 20, 2008 at 10:41:00 AM PDT
- sherwin said...
Wow, this is almost scary -- why? Because today I was imagining wearing my cream sport coat with dark trousers and matching the trouser color in my pocket square. Very nice!
- June 20, 2008 at 1:30:00 PM PDT
- Richard said...
Looks great, but looks a tad warm for summer.
- June 20, 2008 at 6:46:00 PM PDT
- Stephen said...
Is that a pinned club collar?
- June 20, 2008 at 8:25:00 PM PDT
- Will said...
Richard it's mid-fifties (f) on the Pacific coast in the mornings these days.
And yes, it is a pinned club collar. - June 20, 2008 at 9:42:00 PM PDT
- oldworldgent said...
For those of us on The Continent:
"mid-fifties (f)" is about 13 to 14 degrees Centigrade (Celsius, if you prefer). - June 20, 2008 at 10:09:00 PM PDT
- Charley said...
The jacket is several shades too light colored for the navy trousers. If that is the only choice for the jacket, it should be paired with a medium blue trouser set.
The navy trousers would match much better with a somewhat darker toned jacket, or maybe something such as the grey color scheme of the POW plaid.
High contrast is not a Plus. However, the shoe selection would work well in any case. - June 21, 2008 at 10:48:00 PM PDT


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O my...The confusion over Averse Sefira and Anorexia Nervosa made my day. Not only do they play completely different styles of black metal (with Anorexia Nervosa barely qualifying) but their lyrical content is vastly different as well. Anorexia Nervosa has taken a turn towards doing the kind of religious backflips that you see in Blut Aus Nord or Deathspell Omega lyrics. They're not quite at the stage of "Satan is the way to God", but give them enough time and I think they'll get there. All those French bands seem to be going down that path. I only posted the AN video because they're a guilty pleasure of mine and it seemed a good segue into my battle ritual spiel. Hm... I'm going to follow form for this thread and post another ridiculous video that somehow signals misunderstanding of the black metal aesthetic by outsiders or even the bands themselves. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Abmx88sKr-Y
I didn't think the video was particularly ridiculous (ok maybe the Boa and the woman). At least it doesn't compare to Cradle of Filth (musically it's even tolerable but boring while CoF is really annoying.)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=YAt0DH6ZsfQ^ Anorexia Nervosa video for those that care to watch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgkOXBUazmA&search=burzumHohohoh look at the singer ! ... pathetic
here's what someone said on the harkonin forum that cracked me up:QuoteJohnny Knoxville - VikernesRob Schneider - EuronymousAshton Kutcher - Bard FaustwithSatyr as the Beaver. Heh. "Leave it to Burzum".
Johnny Knoxville - VikernesRob Schneider - EuronymousAshton Kutcher - Bard FaustwithSatyr as the Beaver. Heh. "Leave it to Burzum".
6) (edit:almost forgot) They covered Iron Maiden's classic "Hallowed Be They Name." I'm sure a significant portion of clueless CoF fans assume it's an original.
Actually, I thought it was kind of cool. People really, really into the music and completely ignorant of image. As long as they keep it honest and don't try to be a band if they have nothing real to contribute, and do the best they can to make art and not crap, it's pretty cool.But yeah, they're unschooled in looking good on video... 101


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Taylor Swift is reportedly moving to London to be near Harry Styles. The 22-year-old singer has reportedly begun house-hunting in the UK and is ideally looking for a place close to the £3 million home in the Primrose Hill area of the city which the One Direction singer, who she has been romantically linked with since splitting from Conor Kennedy, bought earlier this year.
A source told LOOK magazine "Taylor says the reason things fizzled out between them last time was because they had no time together.I'm sure their recent contact is behind her sudden enthusiasm to buy in London. She says they'll be able to pick up where they left off. She has even asked Harry if he'll look at some places with her, since he knows the area." However, insiders believe that Harry, 18, won't be too impressed with her plan. The source added "I'm not sure how Harry will cope if Taylor does move in down the road."
If Taylor does buy a London house to be near Harry, it won't be the first time she has let love influence her property purchases. In August, the We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together hitmaker bought a $4.9 million 13-room property in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts after spending time in the area with Conor, 18, and the property is across the street from his grandmother's home. Additionally, the country singer bought a home in Nashville for $2.5 million in 2011. She also owns a huge penthouse apartment in the city, as well as a $3.3 million home in Beverly Hills.
While I don't think it's the best idea for anyone to buy property after dating for only a month, it's a house in one of the world's most beautiful cities. Get yo crib, gurl.
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I always wanted to learn to make Greek gyros at home, but I was intimidated. Then I tried this recipe, and they were great. I slice leftover meat in individual portions and freeze for any time I crave a gyro.Sharon Rawlings, Tampa, Florida
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Very yummy! The hubby requests this one quite a bit. Makes a big batch-leftovers plus quite a bit to freeze for future meals! The best recipe I have found!!!
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Great recipe... I used a blender to purify the cucumbers. Also, I think next time I'll use plain GREEK yogurt rather than just regular yogurt (it's a little thicker).
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The 13th International Architecture Exhibition, curated by David Chipperfield and organized by la Biennale di Venezia chaired by Paolo Baratta, will close with success on Sunday November 25th. The Finissage of the Exhibition will take place on Saturday November 24th.
The closing press conference will be held at 11:30 am at the ASAC Library at the Giardini with the President Paolo Baratta and the Director David Chipperfield.
The "Big Closing Event" will be a series of round table discussions reviewing the intentions of the Exhibition and the reactions to Common Ground and will take place at the Teatro alle Tese, Arsenale. The meetings, established in the context of the 13th International Architecture Exhibition Common Ground, are an occasion to explore the themes of the exhibition Common Ground along with the curator, architects, scholars and critics; they are addressed to the public of the Biennale Architettura that is made up, besides professionals, by architecture lovers, students and visitors of all ages, backgrounds and origins.
Several will be the themes for discussion during the morning Meeting,among these, Making Visible the Collective Value, which will see the participation of Theatrum Mundi / The Global Street and We Are Here Venice (these two new urban forums seek to understand what brings life to a city, particularly in its public places and ask how these might be better arranged, organised and designed. Architects and town planners are mixed with activists, community groups, scientists and artists to reimagine the resources of Venice for the 21st Century). In the afternoon, Common Ground will be declined in four different sessions with the following titles: Common Groun a discursive reflection, Participating in Common Ground, Society and Communication with public and Media and Society. The meeting will be moderated by the President of la Biennale di Venezia Paolo Baratta and by the Curator David Chipperfield with the contribution of some participants of the 13th Exhibition including Rafael Moneo, Luis Férnandez-Galiano, Wouter Vanstiphout and Reiner de Graaf together with Alice Rawsthorn (design critic for the International Herald Tribune), Andres Lepik (author and curator of architecture exhibitions), Bernhard Schulz (architecture and art critic), Matthew Slotover (co-publisher of Frieze magazine and co-director of Frieze Art Fair) and Oliver Wainwright (architecture and design critic for The Guardian).
The meetings will be followed by three of the 77 Universities participating in the project Biennale Sessions of la Biennale di Venezia: Università degli Studi di Firenze - Facoltà di Architettura (Italy), Venice International University (Italy), and Università degli studi Trento - Facoltà di Ingegneria (Italy).
The Meetings on Architecture are open to the public visiting the 13th Exhibition with a valid ticket of entrance on the day of the meeting – subject to seating availability. Admission € 20.00 - Reduced € 16.00 - Students / Under 26 € 12.00. Tickets are valid for one entry at the Arsenale and one at the Giardini.
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Saturday, November 24th, 2012
Teatro alle Tese, Arsenale
11:30 am Closing Press Conference of the 13th International Architecture Exhibition
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10:00 > 1:00 Common Ground: Salutiamo Venezia II
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Making Visible the Collective Value
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Adam Kaasa, Theatrum Mundi/London School of Economics
Elke Krasny, Hands-On Urbanism
Michelle Provoost, Crimson Architectural Historians
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Teatro alle Tese, Arsenale
2:00 Common Ground: a discursive reflection
Paolo Baratta and David Chipperfield
2:30 Participating in Common Ground
Rafael Moneo, participant
Luis Férnandez-Galiano, participant
Wouter Vanstiphout, participant
3:30 Common Ground: Society and Communication with public
Reiner de Graaf, participant
Andres Lepik, author and curator of architecture exhibitions
Matthew Slotover, publisher and entrepreneur, co-publisher of Frieze magazine and co-director of Frieze Art Fair
4:30 Common Ground: Media and Society
Oliver Wainwright, architecture and design critic for The Guardian
Bernhard Schulz, architecture and art critic
Alice Rawsthorn, design critic for the International Herald Tribune
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did some necessary beav trapping to lower the water levels at one of my wetands. this will allow me to go in and redo some 10 year old potholes that have become unproductive. the work will consist of releveling the existing pothole complex and installing a berm that will allow a water control device to be installed. the resulting impoundment will allow for water draw downs and subsequent plantings and flooding in the fall. a small version of my 6 acre site i built two years ago.
hope to get started by early july and have a good millet and natural vegetation selection by the opener.
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Don't forget to post pics. I'm excited to see this.
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swamper any time i see you have a new project I get really excited I dont know why, maybe its just the duck hunter in me... Can't wait to see pictures
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i will certainly keep you posted with pics!
can't wait to get started.
here is sage getting to know some residents of the HAVEN. :)
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Perfect. I was just feeling like I needed another reason to envy you!
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looks like the wheels of progress will be turning slower than i had hoped. i will have wait until next year to get the new SWAMP impoundment done. met with my nrcs rep this past friday on some issues with the HAVEN and he said that my project won't be able to make it off his desk until later this year.... oh well. patience is a virtue.
on the brighter side, i also met with an nrcs biologist and picked up some helpful hints regarding impoundment management.
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as i sit here waiting for old man winter to move on, i thought i would post up and let you know that the new impoundment will be a reality. all funding is in place so it's a matter of waiting for good weather. I would think june will likely be the start date.
as a footnote, i am going to go with smartweed this year, in lieu of jap millet in my impoundments. each year i learn a little more.
reasons for switching over:
although ducks do love jap millet, it pales in comparison to their love of smart weed.
also, the millet gets devoured by migrating flocks of black birds before the ducks show up and the feed quantity is severally diminished. the tweety birds leave the smart weed alone.
it's more expensive but the results seem to be well worth it. i will plant smartweed because the natural occuring crop is not reliable. some years are great, others are not. this year we had a drought and the smart weed didn't grow well.
ps. i may play it smart (no pun intended) and plant "some" millet........just in case my smart weed farming skills don't pan out...:D
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There will be artisans demonstrating their craft including handspun yarn by Kim Depp, pottery by John Johnston and prayer beads by Kristen Vincent.
As always, there will be a variety of musicians taking the stage this year with some returning favorites, as well as some new and interesting additions. From acoustic to rock & roll, visitors will be entertainment by local and area musicians including Jennifer Daniels, The Van Lears and Thunderbolt Patterson.
If arts and crafts bring visitors to Chiaha, then the food certainly keeps them at the park. The festival offers some of the best food in the area, with much of the food being prepared by local cooks who have been turning out food at Chiaha for years. Some fan-favorites include Kettle Korn, Embree's lace cakes, Rome Braves Philly cheese steak sandwiches and Martha Jane's fudge. As is traditional, free hot cider will be available from the Chiaha cider pot.
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Where: United Kingdom (52.0° N, 4.0° W: paleocoordinates 58.0° S, 19.7° W)
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When: Ashes and Lavas Formation, Late/Upper Llanvirn (463.5 - 460.9 Ma)
• Ffairfach Section Sample F56
•JA: originally entered as Lower Llandeilo and resolved to the formation level, but Upper Llanvirn according to the authors and certainly resolved to the bed level
• bed-level stratigraphic resolution
Environment/lithology: transition zone or lower shoreface; lithified, tuffaceous siltstone and lithified shale
Size class: macrofossils
Collection methods: bulk, sieve
Primary reference: A. Williams, M. G. Lockley, and J. M. Hurst. 1981. Benthic palaeocommunities represented in the Ffairfach Group and coeval Ordovician successions of Wales. Palaeontology 24(4):661-694 [A. Miller/P. Novack-Gottshall/J. Alroy] more details
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The Courtyard Cafe at Holker Hall and Gardens
The Courtyard Cafe offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere and specialises in local and seasonal food. Our head chef offers a superb range of daily specials and our in-house baker produces a mouth-watering range of cakes, biscuits and desserts. The Burlington Room can be booked for small functions.
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Holker Hall and GardensCark in Cartmel, Grange-over-Sands, Cumbria, LA11 7PL
Map reference: SD 359774 Lat: 54.18835 Long: -2.98379
By Train: If travelling from outside Cumbria Holker Hall is easy to access by train. The scenic Furness Line gives you great views accross Morecambe Bay, especially as you cross the estuary. The nearby station at Cark-in-Cartmel provides a direct train link from Ulverston, Barrow-in-Furness, Lancaster and Preston. Connections can be made from these to most major stations. There is a signed walking route from the station to Holker Hall.
By Bus: Over Summer you can easily get to Holker Hall for free on the X32 South Lakes Freerider from Lakeside, Cartmel, Rusland pool Haverthwaite or Ulverston. The hop on, hop off service runs Monday to Friday and makes fairly regular stops. The hourly 532 Grange Circular also links Grange over Sands with Cark-in-Cartmel, there is a signed walking route from Cark-in-Cartmel to Holker Hall.
On Foot: Holker Hall is approx a 15 minute walk from Cark station and bus stops. There are are also a couple of scenic and easy-going walks there from Flookburgh and Cartmel. Please contact Holker Hall or drop in at the information centre at Cartmel Races for walk cards.
By Bike:Holker Hall provides a bike stand and bike locks for those arriving by bike (deposit required for bike locks).
By Road: From Barrow follow the brown tourist signs from the A590. Follow the signs from M6 for lake district peninsulas, south lakes jct 36.
Parking : free
Accessible by Public Transport : 1 mile (1.6 kms) from Cark-in-Cartmel station
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We stayed at this resort several years ago and were excited about going back. I read the reviews concerning the food and i must agree that dining was absolutely a disappointment. The owners seem to have a project in the works off of the resort grounds and they don't see what is happening there. When the owners were present everything... More
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After dropping out from Seattle Central Community College, Alex Fitzgerald says he has found the good life: winning more than $2.5 million as a professional poker player and quickly becoming one of the hottest young gamblers in the world.
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But he is doing it in Costa Rica.
He said he must play on foreign land because it's illegal in the United States, after the Justice Department shut down the three largest online poker sites – PokerStars, Full Tilt Poker and Absolute Poker and charged their officials with bank fraud and money laundering.
The crackdown came April 15, 2011, a day known among gamblers as Black Friday.
"I can never live in my country of birth again without giving up the only job that has consistently fed me since I was a teenager," Fitzgerald said.
One thing might change that: Congress could legalize online gaming, allowing the hundreds of U.S. poker players who have fled the country to return.
While the poker industry is lobbying hard to make that happen, it's the ultimate nightmare for many U.S. Indian tribes, who fear it could destroy their $28 billion-a-year casino business.
While no vote has been set, poker lobbyists have lined up backing from the nation's most powerful senator, Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nevada, who once headed his home state's gambling commission. They're banking on Reid to force a bill through by the end of the year, reversing the ban approved in 2006.
To help get the job done, the Poker Players Alliance, a lobbying group representing poker players across the country, is leading a national grass-roots campaign, urging its 1.2 million members to flood members with letters, e-mails, phone calls and tweets.
In May, the group joined nearly 20 members of Congress at a retreat for House Republicans in Florida, hosting a poker and casino night and posting photos on its website showing lawmakers crowded around a table learning the finer points of Texas Hold 'Em.
U.S. Rep. Joe Barton, a Texas Republican and a respected poker player in his own right, is leading the House effort to pass a bill.
While Black Friday angered poker players, they scored a win in December when the Obama administration announced a move that could go a long way toward legalizing online gaming.
The Justice Department said it would apply the major anti-gambling statute, the Wire Act, only to sports events and races, clearing the way for states to begin legalizing online gaming without having to worry about federal laws.
Nevada and Delaware already have done so, and New Jersey could become the third yet this year.
Legalization of online gaming is inevitable now that the Obama administration has "opened the door," said John Pappas, executive director of the Poker Players Alliance. He's backing a plan that would allow the Commerce Department to certify states to regulate online poker, while allowing states to go beyond their own borders to accept bets from players.
"There needs to be some sort of clear statute: What is unlawful Internet gambling, and what is lawful Internet gambling?" Pappas said. "Even those who are opposed to gambling here at the federal level are recognizing that it's happening, whether we like it or not.
"The question before Congress isn't whether or not there should be Internet poker. The question is: Would you rather see it regulated or the status quo where it's unregulated?"
Legalization is a worrisome prospect for many tribal officials, who predict most gamblers would be less likely to drive to a casino, often found on isolated tribal lands, if they could play for money on their home computers.
On Capitol Hill, where House and Senate committees have been debating the issue for months, tribes have been busy trying to line up votes to block online gaming.
"We see legalization of Internet gambling as a direct threat to the economic growth in Indian country and we do not support any proposals that legalize Internet gambling," said Glen Gobin, an officer with the Tulalip Tribes in Washington state.
And Robert Odawi Porter, president of the New York-based Seneca Nation of Indians, said "a thousand flowers bloomed for Indian nations" after Congress allowed tribes to enter the big leagues of gambling in 1988.
At a Senate Indian Affairs committee meeting in February, he said online gaming threatens tribal sovereignty and the tens of thousands of jobs created by the casinos.
But Porter said that if Congress insists on approving online gaming, lawmakers must at least allow tribes to help write the rules and take the lead in running the enterprise.
Online poker, already legal in 85 countries, has the potential to forever change the rules of gambling, much like online shopping reshaped the retail industry.
"Anybody who's in the gaming business today and isn't seeking to take their business online is really going to be left in the dust, just like the book sellers were, and just like the music industry was," Pappas said. "Gaming is going to be the next wave."
Tribes worry that they could face a flood of competitors, from states to non-Indian casinos, even from media giants such as Facebook, Yahoo and Google.
"Those are big companies, and that's pretty serious competition," said Chris Mercier, tribal council member with the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde in Oregon. "Nobody really knows what's going to happen with it."
Poker players say the tribes already carry too much influence. They're particularly irked with Washington state legislators and Democratic Gov. Chris Gregoire for approving a state law in 2006 that imposes criminal penalties on those who play online poker or place any kind of wager on the Internet.
The law, the only one of its kind in the nation, is a sore spot with Steve McNulty of Bothell, the state director of the Poker Players Alliance, who has been playing poker since he was 5.
"Frankly, I think it's unfair, as do many, many other poker enthusiasts in the state," he said. "It's a Class C felony in the state of Washington to play poker online."
With his job and family, he said he often doesn't have time to go to a casino and he misses the convenience of playing online.
Art Reber, a retired professor and author from Point Roberts who co-wrote the book "Gambling for Dummies," called the law "one of the stupidest things on the planet."
He said that while it's clearly aimed at protecting the tribes, Indians do not deserve special protection in the gambling industry, regardless of how they were mistreated in the past.
"We marched across this country and just slaughtered them and just devastated them, but in the current circumstances there still has to be a balance between special interests and the general welfare across a population," Reber said. "The tribes are doing fine. They're not hurting. They don't need to have a monopoly on online gambling."
John Lane, an executive policy adviser who handles gambling issues for Gregoire, said the law has had overwhelming support in the state, passing in the Senate 44-0 and in the House 93-5. But he said the state has not prosecuted anyone for Internet gambling.
Critics say it would be a big mistake for Congress to scrap the 2006 federal law, called the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act.
"Online gambling is the very worst case scenario, and the reason is because if you open online gambling, there are no rules anymore, there's no stability," said John Kindt, a gambling researcher and professor of business and legal policy at the University of Illinois.
Kindt, who testified before Congress in 2006 when members approved the ban, said electronic gaming is particularly addictive, calling it the "crack cocaine" of gambling.
He said tribes are hedging their bets by opposing online gaming in Congress but predicted they're unlikely to take a financial hit and will be on the leading edge of the movement if it's approved.
"It would be huge for every gambling establishment," Kindt said. "And whoever gets to the table first is going to get the cream.
"Here's where it's going: If you do this, then you're going to have the very worst form of gambling in every living room, at every work desk, and at every school desk and on every mobile phone – so it's literally click your mouse, lose your house."
The issue will force Congress to confront questions of whether tribes should be allowed to accept bets from gamblers who are not physically on Indian land.
Many tribes are pushing to buy new property and open casinos off of their reservations, taking advantage of looser rules approved by the Obama administration last year. But critics say the 1988 passed by Congress and signed by President Ronald Reagan intended to allow gaming only on Indian land as a way to promote jobs and economic development.
Some say that's an outdated idea.
"Such a limitation would be ludicrous and incompatible with the very nature of the Internet," said Alex Skibine, professor at the S.J. Quinney College of Law in Salt Lake City. "The Internet is not land-based. It does not have geographical boundaries."
The issue is causing sharp divisions in Congress.
At a House subcommittee hearing, U.S. Rep. Frank Wolf, R-Va., said the spread of gambling has led to "ruined families, bankruptcies, suicides and official corruption." And he scolded members of his party for advocating legalization only six years after Congress approved the ban.
"I never thought I would see that day that a Republican House would even consider weakening this law," he said. "For a party that champions families and traditional values, I assure you that Internet gambling is contrary to family values."
U.S. Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., called the ban "an inappropriate interference on the personal freedom of Americans" and said it should be scrapped.
He wants Congress to approve an online gaming system that would allow "any suitable person" to apply for a license for online gaming. Frank said it would allow the U.S. to collect more than $42 billion in new taxes over 10 years and to capture revenue and jobs that are going overseas.
"Some adults will spend their money foolishly, but it is not the purpose of the federal government to prevent them legally from doing it," he said.
While many players are pessimistic that Congress will act, Pappas of the Poker Players Alliance said the stars might be aligning for the industry to win. He predicted a bill will pass the House but said its passage is less certain in the Senate.
That's where Reid comes in.
He has been working with U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl, R-Az., this year to write a bill. And backers say the best chance to pass it might come during a lame-duck session, after the Nov. 6 election, if Reid can attach it to a broader piece of must-pass legislation.
Reid has not offered any specifics on his legislation, but at a recent press conference, he told reporters he needs backing from more Republican senators to advance a bill.
Others are already moving to make sure the tribes will have the upper hand in running online poker.
On Thursday, U.S. Sen. Daniel Akaka, D-Hawaii, chairman of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee, unveiled a draft of the Tribal Online Gaming Act of 2012, which would allow federally recognized tribes to apply for licenses to operate online poker.
Akaka, regarded as a close ally of the tribes, is seeking reaction from tribes and other senators before deciding whether to formally introduce it.
Proponents of a federal law say it's important for Congress to act before too many states muddy the waters by passing different laws of their own.
After the Justice Department issued its opinion in December, I. Nelson Rose, an attorney and law professor from Encino, Calif., told a Senate panel it represented "a gift of hundreds of millions of dollars and thousands of jobs to the states from President Obama."
He predicted the result will be "an explosion of poker, instant lotteries and casino games on the Internet, run or licensed by the states."
Some tribes are getting ready.
In May, as California lawmakers considered a bill to approve online gaming, the United Auburn Indian Community signed an agreement with Bwin.party digital entertainment to have the online gaming giant provide online poker services if a law is approved.
David Keyser, chairman of the tribe that runs the Thunder Valley Casino Resort near Sacramento, said the tribe wanted "to maximize the revenue opportunity" by getting on board early.
Studies show that while casinos have appealed most to older gamblers, online gaming could be a powerful draw for younger gamblers who grew up playing Internet games.
And Reber, the Washington state professor, said other studies involving millions of players have shown most gamblers prefer small stakes, which is why he said it should not be illegal.
"If you take a look at what goes online, you will find that it is overwhelming, and I mean crushingly overwhelming, like 99 percent of all online play is 5 cents, 10 cents," he said.
If Congress approves online gaming, Reber said it's sure to lure in new gamblers who will see it as a novelty.
"They're going to give it a shot, they're going to play for a little while because they've read these stories about people winning millions and millions, and they're going to lose their 10 bucks and then they're going to go away," he said.
Fitzgerald has no such plans.
Fitzgerald, who attended Inglemoor High School in Kenmore, first played poker in his high school cafeteria at age 15, when his family depended on food stamps and faced the possibility of foreclosure on their home.
He said he never had the money to pay anyone if he lost, so he had to learn how to win quickly. And he said he decided to drop out of college after one semester when he discovered he could easily earn more than his professors by playing cards.
Of the $2.5 million he has won in the last six years as a pro, Fitzgerald – known in poker circles as The Assassinato – claimed his biggest single prize in 2009, hauling in $222,000 at an event in Italy.
He said he's happy to be in a business that does not discriminate, where the harder he works, the more money he makes, and "there's no one holding me back but me."
"The best poker player in the world can be any color, any sexual orientation or of any religion," he said. "Nobody wins millions of dollars at poker because their dad is the president of a casino.
"Poker is a battle of wits, minds and heart. You may have a doctorate, you might be a titan in your field, you may be rich, you may outgun me in every other facet in life – but I will break you at a poker table."


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Vans Warped Tour Artists To Participate in Baltimore's ECO Day
July 21, 2012 by MTT
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Bands are promoters are always extremely busy when on tour, but when they to take time out of their frenzied schedules to help with the environment; you know their heads are in the right place. Props to Warped Tour founder Kevin Lyman for heading up this initiative. If we can manage to get down there, we may cover this.
The VANS WARPED TOUR® is partnering once again with Blue Water Baltimore for the forthcoming ECO day which will clean-up a highly-polluted tributary which feeds into Chesapeake Bay. On Monday, July 23, hundreds of volunteers and artists from the 2012 tour will converge at Carroll Park to clean up one of Baltimore's most neglected streams, Lower Gwynns Falls. The group will clear tons of trash from stream banks along a half-mile stretch as well as an adjoining, highly-polluted tributary which feeds into the bay. VANS WARPED TOUR founder Kevin Lyman and Halle Van der Gaag Executive Director of Blue Water Baltimore will give a brief address on environmental issues and background on the urban stream challenges surrounding Gwynns Falls and how the situation can be turned around.
"In our yearly tradition of taking a day to give back, we are glad to help out and in a small way to help one of the most important watersheds in America," says tour founder Kevin Lyman. "Blue Water Baltimore is excited to work with the Vans Warped Tour again this year and bring much needed manpower and awareness to an out-of-sight, out-of-mind area that is in very poor condition due to the outdated, leaking infrastructure and numerous illicit discharges," says Halle Van der Gaag, Blue Water Baltimore Executive Director.
Last year, the VANS WARPED TOUR teamed with Blue Water Baltimore and to remove a local asphalt parking lot, spreading soil over 37,000 square feet of ground to create a beautiful urban garden and outdoor classroom for the community to enjoy. Volunteers also created a rain garden and assisted in the installation of a 3,000 sq ft environmentally-themed mural. Converting the parking lot into a garden annually removes 900,000 gallons of storm water–a serious and growing pollution source to local rivers like Jones Falls and the Chesapeake Bay.
WHEN: Monday, July 23 7:30 AM—11:30AM
7:30 AM Kevin Lyman and Halle Van der Gaag brief address.WHERE: Gwynns Falls Trailhead meet at Carroll Park Golf Course
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Conservatives rally across U.S. for 'religious freedom'
WASHINGTON (RNS) Conservative religious and political groups held rallies across the U.S. on Friday to protest the Obama administration's assault on "religious freedom" in a new plan to mandate that employers provide contraception coverage for employees. By Chris Lisee.
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I joined HT years ago. At one point I was the Coordinator for Minnesota, though I did not meet my own expectations for the job. For those in Minnesota - sorry. And then I moved to Saudi Arabia, which is where I am now.
God is funny. I felt drawn here. Don't know why, but I came. Have been here for nearly 3 years. I've met lots of people and learned a lot about Islam, enough to know that radicals in that faith don't represent the underlying message anymore than fanatics in any religion....
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