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shinypouch wrote:No idea on capacity but it's not been advertised much so far.
The BL ordering system lists it as Late At The Library.
I confirmed with them that it's definitely GC playing!
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shinypouch wrote:Just picked up my tickets. About 130 have been sold so far. Apparently only 600 tickets are available!!
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shinypouch wrote:Little bit amazed that there does not seem to be that much 'excitement' at the prospect of Mark & Tom playing live on the blog that is dedicated to them!
Steve Sole wrote:I'm not going as I don't live in an area that they seem to be playing in.
If they come up with dates closer to where I live then I'll most certainly be heading along.
I have to say, though, I'm a bit disappointed they don't seem to be playing anything else they've done apart from 76:14.
I've always felt a bit strange as they done this before - just playing a revised version of the lp. For me it's kind of dull as you know everything that's coming. And he last thing I'd like to hear is any of their stuff done with live orchestrations over it - ggrrrr!
Now if they threw in some of Blood Music or maybe some of their remixes, or dare I say it, some new material, then...
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The film is only loosely based on the 1966 Broadway musical of the same name. The Broadway show was based on the 1951 nonmusical play "I Am a Camera" and Christopher Isherwood's 1945 book "The Berlin Stories," which included his earlier 1939 short novel "Goodbye to Berlin."
Many details -- including characters, story lines and songs -- were added, removed or interchanged for the film adaptation. For example, the Sally Bowles character was originally British, and Brian Roberts' name in "I Am a Camera" and the novels was Christopher Isherwood (the writer had used his own name as the fictional narrator). Also, there was no romance between Brian/Chris and Sally, and Brian was only bisexual in the movie.
"I was the first one hired," Minnelli said, "and I remember one of the first things our producer said was, 'Tell me what you think of the story.' And I said 'Really?' And he said 'Yes.' And I said, 'I think that the man should be gay so that leaves that wonderful relationship and it just opens up all sorts of emotions that couldn't have been there in the play."
In "Goodbye to Berlin," Sally was supposed to be untalented, so there was some criticism upon the film's release that Minnelli was too polished a dancer. In fact, director Fosse worked tirelessly to make the Kit Kat dancers look unpolished and unkempt.
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Grey added, "When 'Cabaret' came out, it was so unlike the usual Hollywood musical."
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Falling for Preschool
My original plan was to start Little Crafter's preschooling on the day after Labor Day, but he was just so excited, so impatient, and so darn cute about it that we went ahead and started today. I wanted to share with you a little glimpse of what we did. Our first "unit" is about seasons, particularly focusing on fall since that's what we're about to experience. Here's my "lesson plan"...boy did making this take me back to my schoolteacher days! Preschool, 8th grade, 12th grade, dancing adults; they're more alike than you'd think. As a supervisor once told me, "good teaching is still good teaching."
DAY 1: Introduction to Seasons and Fall
Activity 1 {music, physical movement}: Sing and dance to music - ABC's, Baseball song, "Boom Boom Shimmy Shimmy," and Welcome song.
This is the welcome song I wrote for us to use each day {to the tune of "Twinkle Twinkle"}
Welcome, welcome, time for school
Learning's fun and reading's cool
Time to write and read and spell
Time to learn and listen well
Welcome, welcome, have some fun,
Now our special song is done.
Activity 2 {math}: Put number on calendar, reinforce days, weeks, months, and numbers.
Activity 3 {motor skills}: Introduce daily journal. Today's prompt it to write his name and trace his hand.
I got this journal idea from preschool-daze.com. Each day, you give them something specific to do independently in there and then at the end of the year it's a fun progress check.
Activity 4 {science}: Color four seasons chart and match objects to the correct seasons.
"Look at my walking stick, Mommy!" For those of you participating in the Photography Challenge, here's my pic from a low angle this week...figured I'd kill two birds with one stone, well, stick. :)
Activity 7 {art}: Make a collage using what we collected.
Activity 8 {math skills, life skills}: Bake pumpkin bread.
Activity 9 {art}: Make foam owl craft from kit we got at Michaels.
Activity 10: NAP!
Are you tired just from reading all of that? Whew. I could take a nap myself. As Little Crafter said while making his collage, "we are busy busy bees today, Mommy."
It was exhausting {I can totally see why lots of people send their kids to professionals who get paid to do this...lol}, but it was also so rewarding to watch him learning and to see the joy on his face. When I told him preschool was over for the day, he almost cried, and then he asked to do more tomorrow. I love this kid.
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I was just thinking this is a great idea for homeschooling families and just as the first couple of years is a TON of work for new teachers by the time you get to the 2nd or 3rd child you'll have everything down pat.
Great idea! I'll be doing a Advent post/giveaway in October I think on my holiday blog so you'll have to watch for that post. For now,
I'd love to have you visit Family LIteracy if your family loves to read. We just started up our Classics 4 Kids Book Event and would love to have you join in the giveaway if you'd like!
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BATON ROUGE — State health officials report 11 new cases of West Nile virus this week, with one additional West Nile-related death.
That brings the total number of West Nile cases in Louisiana this year to 382, with a death toll of 17.
Most people bitten by a mosquito carrying the virus show no symptoms, but some develop flu-like West Nile fever, and a few develop serious "neuroinvasive" infections of the brain or spinal cord that can lead to paralysis, brain damage or death.
Four new neuroinvasive disease cases reported this week were in Bossier, Calcasieu, St. Helena and Winn parishes. Five West Nile fever cases were in Bossier, Cameron, Concordia, East Feliciana and Orleans parishes.
Two asymptomatic cases were in Grant and Pointe Coupee parishes. Such cases are typically detected through blood donations or in the course of other routine medical tests.
This is the worst year for West Nile infections in Louisiana since 2002, when the state reported 328 cases and 24 deaths.
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SHREVEPORT — General Motors LLC is officially gone from Shreveport.
The automaker closed its Shreveport plant in August. GM officially handed over the facility on Friday to the trust that took over 89 GM-owned facilities in 14 states after GM declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
The automaker is still leasing a very small area to hold some equipment until it can be moved.
The plant is owned by the RACER Trust. The acronym stands for Revitalizing Auto Communities Environmental Response.
Its redevelopment manager, Bruce Rasher, says several possible buyers have expressed interest in the plant since the Trust began marketing it in April 2011.
Budget hearing set
HOUMA — Terrebonne Parish will hold a public hearing Wednesday on its 2013 budget and five-year construction spending plan.
The hearing will be held at 6 p.m. on the second floor of the Government Tower in Houma.
St. Bernard to consider residency requirement
CHALMETTE — Voters in St. Bernard Parish will consider a proposal on the Dec. 8 ballot that would require parish employees to live in the parish.
Councilman Richie Lewis, who introduced the proposed charter amendment, said it is a matter of making sure parish employees have a personal stake in the community.
Neither New Orleans nor Jefferson, Plaquemines or St. Tammany Parish governments have across-the-board residency requirements for parish employees.
The city of Kenner requires department heads to live in the city; a 2007 Kenner referendum to eliminate that requirement was defeated.
The St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office does not have a residency requirement, but Sheriff Jimmy Pohlmann said local residents receive preference in hiring. Pohlmann said sheriff's employees who live outside the parish do not receive take-home vehicles.
Parish President Dave Peralta's administration has voiced concern about the proposed residency rule, saying such a requirement would limit the applicant pool for open positions.
"Does it give me some concern? Yes, in terms of the available employees here," Peralta said. "But as the parish grows, and I expect continued growth, it will concern me less."
As of August, 82 percent of St. Bernard Parish government employees resided in St. Bernard.
Federal judge to speak at Nicholls commencement
THIBODAUX — A federal judge will be the keynote speaker when Nicholls State University holds graduation ceremonies on Dec. 15.
U.S. District Court Judge Jane Triche Milazzo is a 1977 graduate of Nicholls. The Courier reports that she later became the first woman elected to Louisiana's 23rd Judicial District Court.
She received Senate confirmation as a judge for the New Orleans-based Eastern District of the federal court system in Louisiana in 2011.
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BATON ROUGE — Louisiana Tech University may find out who its next president is going to be Tuesday.
Les Guice, executive vice president and vice president for research and development at Louisiana Tech, was named the one remaining finalist by the search committee Thursday. The committee will recommend Guice be named the university's newest leader to the University of Louisiana System Board of Supervisors.
If approved, Guice will replace Dan Reneau, who announced in September he will retire as the university's 13th president at the end of June after 26 years in the position.
Meetings set on N.O. expressway
NEW ORLEANS — Construction of an elevated expressway over New Orleans' busy Claiborne Avenue split neighborhoods decades ago.
Now, the New Orleans mayor's office is asking residents of Orleans, St. Bernard and Jefferson parishes to attend a series of December public meetings to discuss the future of the Claiborne corridor — including the possibility of taking down the expressway.
A region-wide meeting is set for Dec. 8.
Subsequent meetings will be held the week of Dec. 10.
"We encourage all citizens to join their neighbors to consider the possibilities of the Claiborne Avenue corridor. Success could mean transforming this entire area into a more vibrant community," Mayor Mitch Landrieu said in a news release.
"We need to hear from those that live along the Claiborne Avenue corridor and from people throughout the region who use this vital transportation artery."
Landrieu said a study of the Claiborne corridor is being paid for with more than $2 million in federal funding.
Landrieu said the study will focus on transit, "walkability" and economic development along the corridor and will "investigate ways to mitigate the impacts of the elevated section of Interstate 10 over Claiborne Avenue including the feasibility of various alternatives for future transportation investments that may or may not include its removal."
The elevated expressway was built in the 1960s. Rows of oak trees along portions of Claiborne Avenue were removed to make way.
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Brobst Described as Tough Prosecutor
Friends said the Baltimore County Circuit Court judge handled some of the toughest cases in the state but was also known for her sense of humor and office pranks.
A lover of the law. A tough prosecutor. An office prankster. Friends said Judge S. Ann Brobst, a Towson resident who died Monday after a year-long battle with pancreatic cancer at the age of 59, was a combination of those characteristics. Over the course of 30-years, Brobst earned a reputation as a tough, whip-smart prosecutor that was belied by her diminutive stature and long blond hair. "She looked like she went to college on a cheerleader scholarship," said District Court Judge Leo Ryan, who worked with Brobst in the county state's attorney's office. "There was this dichotomy because despite the way she looked, she was a tough prosecutor." State's Attorney Scott Shellenberger worked with Brobst from 1982 until Shellenberger left the …
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If that sounds like your lifestlye, then, 'poof' auditions are set for August in Broussard and Lafayette.
The show will be called Party Down South and could rival Swamp People in its miscast stereotyping of Louisiana residents.
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NGE >> History and Archaeology >> Civil War and Reconstruction, 1861-1877 >> People >> Alfred Austell (1814-1881) |
Alfred Austell (1814-1881) Alfred Austell was a merchant, banker, financier, and railroad builder who organized the Atlanta National Bank, became one of the country's largest cotton dealers, and built railroads in several southern states. Alfred Arthur Austell was born in eastern Tennessee on January 14, 1814, the younger son of Jane Wilkins and William Austell, a planter. In 1836 he moved to Campbellton, Georgia, and went into business with his brother. In 1853 he married Francina Cameron of LaGrange, and the couple had four surviving children, Alfred Jr., Janie, Leila, and William. Austell moved from Campbellton to Atlanta in 1858. With E. W. Holland he purchased the Bank of Fulton, where Austell also served as cashier. In 1861 Atlanta hosted the Bank Convention of the Confederate States, and Austell was a delegate. At
Austell was also associated with William H. Inman in the cotton business. Their company, Austell, Inman and Company, worked with S. W. Inman and Company in transporting cotton from Georgia to New York. Upon retiring in 1870, Austell turned his interests over to his son-in-law, James Swann. Austell was a chief factor in building the Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line and the Spartanburg-Asheville branch of what was later the Southern Railway. Because of his services in the advancing of transportation facilities in the South, the town of Austell in Cobb County was named
Although he opposed secession, he supported his state in its decision to do so. When the Civil War (1861-65) ended, Austell was a member of the committee that submitted resolutions congratulating the people of Atlanta on the end of the war, approving the appointment of the provisional governor, expressing a desire for the restoration of state government, and renewing old friendships and trade relations. The committee also included resolutions in favor of obeying the laws and patient industry, condemning the assassination of U.S. president Abraham Lincoln, declaring confidence in U.S. president Andrew Johnson, and commending the provisional governor, James Johnson. Education was also of interest to Austell, and he served as a member of Atlanta's first board of education. In 1878 he proposed a resolution to abolish the high school and superintendents' office, arguing that doing so would help keep taxes and municipal costs low, but the resolution did not pass. He also served as a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta's finance committee. Austell died in Atlanta on December 7, 1881. Suggested Reading Tammy Harden Galloway, The Inman Family: An Atlanta Family from Reconstruction to World War I (Macon, Ga.: Mercer University Press, 2002). Franklin M. Garrett, Atlanta and Environs: A Chronicle of Its People and Events, 3 vols. (1854; reprint, Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1969). James Michael Russell, Atlanta, 1847-1890: City Building in the Old South and the New (Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1988). Tammy H. Galloway, Smyrna Published 3/18/2005 |
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Some rain and snow made a steady run in parts of Northern California overnight Wednesday and the conditions are expected to continue through later in the day.
The heaviest rain hit in parts of Interstate 80 in Auburn Wednesday morning, but more spotty rain will continue throughout into the morning in Sacramento, the KCRA 3 First Alert Weather Team is forecasting.
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Motorists in Roseville were concerned about driving conditions since the region had not seen rain in some time.
Mild winds from the south are also sweeping through the Valley. Winds in Sacramento are holding at about 12 mph.
Drivers entered the Sierra were met by plenty of powdery white.
"Man, it's a blizzard," said Shanard Moore, who got stuck in the snow. "Real ugly."
Moore lost control of his car going about 38 mph and went off the side of the road.
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I bought the new videogame : dead or alive dimensions
Sexy girls with big boobs ! I love that !!!
Does someone will buy this game ??
I bought the new videogame : dead or alive dimensions
Sexy girls with big boobs ! I love that !!!
Does someone will buy this game ??
Honestly, I don't think handheld gaming needs 3D.
I really dislike even full "3D" perspective handheld games. Like when they redid super Mario 64 on DS.
While the graphics were impressive, it obvious that it's meant for the big screen.
Redoing Ocarina of Time in 3D for a tiny screen is stupid.
Even current 3D movies aren't that great. The effect isn't that noticeable to me.
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Super Mario 64 DS would have been better as a straight port. Having it on a small screen wasn't too big of a deal to me honestly but I can see other N64 games that'd do really poorly on such a small display.
My feedback thread, since it seems somewhat difficult for people to find.
I really want DOA Dimensions, but I've been spending too much money lately, so I have to save for a while.
I don't know whether to get DOA dimensions. I love boobies, and the DOA series has been a staple among my library since the Dreamcast... but I already have Street Fighter, and I'm most certainly getting Blazblue.
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Denver's Mayor injured while practicing Ray Lewis' dance
Politicians are rarely taken seriously and the following story will add one more piece of evidence to the ever-growing list of why that is. This is certainly true because it's all too good to even attempt to make up. Whenever there is a major sporting event, politicians jump at the opportunity for additional PR. They create wagers between themselves and the rival area's person of the same political office (mayor vs. mayor, governor vs. governor, etc). This was once again the case last week as Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and Denver … Continue reading


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Gay pride ribbon assignment leads to fight over religion
A professor at Columbia State Community College wanted to teach her students a lesson about diversity.
7 hrs ago | Memphis Commercial Appeal
10 lawyers, judges apply for seat on Tennessee appeals court
Ten West Tennessee lawyers, including two Memphis judges, have applied for a seat on the Tennessee Court of Appeals' Western Section that won't be vacant until August 2014 with the retirement of Judge Alan E. Highers.
11 hrs ago | Atlas Shrugs
Geller and Spencer: 'Tennessee protesters stood for the freedom of speech'
Once again the hyper-obsessed stalker and Goebbels groupie, Nathan Lean, is lying, defaming and smearing - this time in a local Tennessee newspaper.
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Faith leaders asked to help members get legal help
When Grace Liverman needed to write a will, the 66-year-old who suffers from lupus and other health problems didn't know where to turn.
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Tennessee Veterans May Be Issued Missing High School Diplomas
The Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Veterans Affairs, Many-Bears Grinder and the Tennessee Department of Education Commissioner Kevin Huffman will be presenting a high school diploma to Korean War Veteran, William Milton Duncan Wednesday, June 19th at 10:30am in the Senate Library in the State Capitol.
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Local Fishing: X-Leg grubs are good for catching bluegill, other fish in West Tennessee
The jigs I want to tell you about are very leggy and rated X! OK... Well, so now that I have your attention, please note that these jigs are so named because the actually look like an "X."
TN Congressman pushes anti-abortion bill, wins in U.S. House
The Tennessee representative managed the debate held Tuesday afternoon for HR 1797 , one of the most restrictive anti-abortion bills to hit the U.S. House floor in 10 years.
Records sought in fungal meningitis outbreak
Three Tennessee clinics have received subpoenas for documents related to drugs from a Massachusetts specialty pharmacy linked to a fungal meningitis outbreak last year.
13 In Custody On Federal Cocaine Charges In Tennessee And Alabama
A total of 13 people from Eastern Tennessee, and Huntsville, Al., have been arrested by agents of the Drug Enforcement Agency .
Medicare program eliminates 30 out-of-state suppliers
The federal Medicare program has dropped nearly a third of the companies chosen to continue supplying home medical equipment to beneficiaries statewide, leaving even fewer suppliers as part of its controversial competitive bidding program set to kick off in Tennessee in less than two weeks.
2 shot at East Knoxville barbeque
City of Knoxville and World's Fair Park leaders will meet Tuesday evening to discuss the future of Knoxville's most iconic park.
'Guns at Work' Laws Pit Gun Owners Against Employers
As of July 1, workers in Tennessee can legally store their guns in their vehicles while parked in their employers' lots.
USDA funding 9 rural Tenn. projects
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack says the federal government is funding nine Tennessee business-related projects with more than $100,000 in grants.
Men arrested for soliciting prostitutes receive trial dates
KNOXVILLE The family of a Roane County woman shot to death says they feel like they've hit another roadblock in the path to justice.
Results From Georgia/Tennessee Police And Fire Games
Golf 2 Man Scramble Windstone Golf Course 1st Gold Brian Chatham/Travis Spriggs Forsyth Co Sheriffs Dept 62 2nd Silver Chuck Groover/Mike Burns Macon Bibb PD 63* 3rd Bronze Larry Gilbert/Mark Tanner Calhoun Fire 63* Here are the results from the Georgia/Tennessee Police and Fire Games: The two-man golf competition: Golf 2 Man Scramble Windstone ... (more)
Tennessee Recruiting: Gavin Bryant Gives Tennessee Major Need Commitment
Middle linebacker Gavin Bryant of Jackson commits to Tennessee, giving the Vols their first inside linebacker commitment of the 2014 class.
Agriculture officials on watch for aggressive bees in Tennessee
Knoxville police are looking for a suspect in a shooting early Saturday at a Knoxville nightclub that resulted in two people injured.
Group sets sights on Tennessee prison reform, savings
The Tennessee Consultation on Criminal Justice is beginning to find support among lawmakers to address overcrowding in the state's prisons, The City Paper reports .
Rutherford Co. Man Accused of Scamming People Will Go Before Judge
East Tennessee State University has received a more-than-$2.2 million grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse to launch a research program aimed at battling prescription drug abuse.
West Tennessee Idol: 'There was so much talent here'
Judges of the 11th annual West Tennessee Idol finals told the contestants Sunday they all had the same problem, "a ZIP code problem."


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While you are probably familiar with his family, you may not know the name Rossif Sutherland yet. The budding actor, and son of Donald Sutherland and brother to Keifer, has stepped away from his usual indie flick to join the cast of the Canadian cop drama King. As new comer Pen Martin, Rossif is making his mark on Canadian television. We spoke to Rossif about making the move to television and his famous heritage.
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at Farmington Hills City Gallery, now through March 1.
Located at the Costick Center at 28600 W. Eleven Mile Road.
The City Gallery is open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and by special request.
For more information, call the Cultural Arts Division at
Blackthorn band returns to
Farmington Players Barn Theatre, located at 32332 Twelve Mile Road in Farmington Hills
on March 8 and 9, at 7:30 p.m.
Blackthorn welcomes a fifth member, David Mosher, one of southeast Michigan's acoustic performers, will perform on the fiddle, mandolin, and vocals.
The Farmington Players Barn Theater is located at 32332 Twelve Mile Road in Farmington Hills.
Tickets may be charged by calling 248-473-1848, purchased at the Costick Center, located at 28600 W. Eleven Mile Road, or purchased online at https://recreg.fhgov.com.
A limited number of tickets may be for sale at the door. Tickets are $19 for adults, $17 for seniors and students.
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DescriptionSphinx Rock sits (actually, looms) above the town of Pine. Personally, I don't really see the Sphinx, but the formation is certainly lumpy and weird looking, and perhaps a more imaginative eye than mine can make it out. In any case, Sphinx rock has, for all practical purposes, one good route and a lot of semi-chossy junk. That route, of course, is the famous Sphinx Crack, which is thin, insecure, overhanging, and surprisingly slippery when it's filled with bird/bat guano. Which it often is. Most of the stuff at Sphinx is traditional, with the occasional bolted slab thrown in. Rock is somewhat lower quality than at many other S. Platte areas, but can be very good in spots. You can walk off pretty much everything on the formation. Getting ThereFrom the Denver metro area, take US 285 out of town to Pine Junction, hang a left at the light and drive to Pine. Turn north at the library (it's obvious) and drive up the gravel road for maybe a quarter of a mile. You'll see Sphinx Rock on your right. Park in a pullout and hike over to the rocks. It has a very casual approach. The driving time from Golden/Littleton is about 45 minutes, making this one of the closest S. Platte crags. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Sphinx Rock:
The Crunch V0- Trad, TR, Boulder, 1 pitch, 30 feet
Thinner A3 Trad, Aid, 1 pitch, 80 feet
Lickety Split 5.7 R Sport, 1 pitch
The Slug AKA Summit Route 1960 5.9 Trad, 1 pitch, 80 feet
Locksmith, aka Dihedral Route 5.9+ Trad, 2 pitches
Talus Food Crack 5.9+ Trad, 2 pitches, 180 feet
So Honed Yet So Stoned 5.10c Sport
Cheops 5.10d Sport
Return to Forever 5.11a Trad
Sphinx Crack 5.13b Trad
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Barring, I dunno, the Phoenix or Supercrack or something, this is probably the best-known crack climb in the U.S., one of the most famous in the world. That said, it consistently spits me off every couple of moves - on TR. The crack would be 5.10 if it was A) less steep, B) less slanted to the left, or C) less slippery. The jams are actually not bad, but feet are god-awful, and the angle of the crack makes every right hand jam awkward and tenuous. People have been known to lieback sections. It i...[more] Browse More Classics in CO


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You have your chance to win your very own subscription to one of these great magazines! Here is what you have to do:
*If your not a follower, PLEASE CONSIDER becoming one!!!
*Leave a comment telling me which magazine you would like to win (if it's not listed let me know)
*Blog about this giveaway and you will get an extra entry (let me know about your post)
The contest will end November 8, 2009 and the winner be announced on Monday (Nov. 9)
Good Luck!!!
30 comments:
- Jenniferina said...
House Beautiful puhleeze!!!
- October 31, 2009 11:52 PM
- Isabella & Max Rooms said...
Yes, first to comment! That gives me a better chance of winning, right? NO!? Oh well, please enter me to win a years worth of Real Simple.
Happy Halloween!
Janell - October 31, 2009 11:54 PM
- Isabella & Max Rooms said...
What? While I was taking my time writing someone else beat me to the first comment?!? Well...next time I'll type faster.
Janell - October 31, 2009 11:55 PM
- AnneLoyd said...
I'd love a subscription to Traditional Home!
I am knocking on wood that I win...it hasn't worked with the lottery yet but maybe I will be lucky enough to win this giveaway!!!
Please put me in for an extra entry too! Check out my post at http://theloydcollection.blogspot.com/2009/10/giveaway-time-home-to-3-duncan-boys.html - November 01, 2009 12:29 AM
- Symone's Mommy said...
LD, Traditional Home, puh-leeze! I have a copy right next to me. I cut out pictures tonight for my first inspiration board from this magazine. Never been inspired to cut pics out of any other mags. Would have sentimental value.
- November 01, 2009 12:57 AM
- Dayka said...
REAL SIMPLE!!!! I love that magazine.
- November 01, 2009 1:01 AM
- Symone's Mommy said...
Lock me in for an extra entry...scheduling post for Monday morning. BTW - that Usher song rolling on your playlist is HOT!
- November 01, 2009 1:03 AM
- Tamstyles said...
House Beautiful please...I need that.
- November 01, 2009 1:42 AM
- HJ. said...
Real Simple. . .my subscription ended a couple of months ago =(
- November 01, 2009 8:09 AM
- Tara said...
Too many wonderful choices! Elle Decor for me:) And, I hope I bring you more traffic from my link to my todays post! P.S. I am now a Duncan follower (well, I must admit I did that earlier this week:).
- November 01, 2009 12:50 PM
- pk said...
I've never subscribed to Real Simple before so that would be a great choice for me! Thanks for the chance!
pk @ Room Remix - November 01, 2009 1:30 PM
- Ariyal said...
I absolutely love your channel. I would also love the House beautiful mag :) Thanks
- November 01, 2009 2:33 PM
- Sandi (Meme) said...
I'd like to make this clear and REAL SIMPLE. I know that there have a been a lot of give aways lately, and I'm thinking, REAL SIMPLE here, no tough stuff for me, what a great SIMPLE idea, REALLY! The REAL part of this begging for the win - is the SIMPLE part. Have I made myself clear? hehehehe! Have a great week!
- November 01, 2009 5:55 PM
- Mother of Vein of Galen Survivor said...
Sounds like one heck of a give-a-way! But I'll have to ask you to NOT select me like TamStyles, I'd like to see someone else win this one. I've been pretty lucky this month with BLOG give-a-ways. I love the BLOG community! Chow!
- November 01, 2009 8:31 PM
- Mrs. Chic said...
This is such a nice give away! I would love to have a subscription to 'House Beautiful' the houses the feature and ideas they share always make me smile!
- November 02, 2009 11:22 AM
- Jacquelin said...
Country Living please. Thanks for the chance to win! I blogged about it on my site.
http://astablebeginning.blogspot.com/2009/11/country-living-please.html - November 02, 2009 12:25 PM
- Sherri S said...
What a sweet giveaway! I would LOVE Country Living. Especially since I have no magazine subscriptions at all. No mailbox love. :-( LOL
- November 02, 2009 4:24 PM
- Laurel @ Ducks in a Row said...
Country Living for me.
- November 02, 2009 5:07 PM
- Valeree said...
I'd love to win House Beautiful. Thanks for the fun giveaway!!
- November 02, 2009 5:23 PM
- Suzanne said...
Gees-oh-man, i'm always late to these giveaway parties. :-(
Maybe not this time. :-) Please enter me for ummm...I already get a couple of the top ones...Traditional Home is nice! Yeah, that one. Thanks, L, for a fun blog! - November 02, 2009 10:34 PM
- Dayka said...
Lakeitha!!! I nominated you for a Kreativ Blogger award--see my blog for more details!
- November 02, 2009 11:24 PM
- Janice said...
country living. thanks for the chance to win. i will post on site , but i only have two followers. thanks again.
- November 03, 2009 10:57 AM
- Lana said...
Any magazine will do.
I wish i win this. since i missed to order at my daughter school fundraising.
Not to metion were almost neighbor so less shipping ang handling.:0)
Cool Idea as giveaway, you'll always be present at the house of that lucky winner. - November 03, 2009 11:10 AM
- Jen @ Just for Rachel said...
Country Living please :)
- November 03, 2009 11:20 AM
- Jen @ Just for Rachel said...
I am new to your blog... I will have to stay and look around a bit! I am also having a giveaway on my blog (my first one! my blog is still pretty new) Check it out :) www.justforrachel.com Oh, and I also became a follower :)
- November 03, 2009 11:21 AM
- Michelle (Three Men and a Lady) said...
Great giveaway! I'd love Elle Decor! Fingers crossed.
- November 03, 2009 11:53 AM
- DeShawn & Sara said...
Great blog! I'd love House Beautiful!
-Sara - November 03, 2009 6:48 PM
- The DIY Show Off said...
What a generous giveaway! How exciting! Please count me in - I'd love to get Country Living! ;)
Roeshel - November 03, 2009 8:05 PM
- other-option said...
Sweet giveaway! I'm a fan of House Beautiful so that would be what I would choose if I were lucky enough to win.
- Danielle - November 05, 2009 12:24 PM
- Miss Mustard Seed said...
What a great giveaway! I would love Elle Decor. I've never received that magazine before and the cover looks delicious. Hope I win!
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New Glee Wiki Leadership
As some of you may know, we have had a change in leadership, concerning how Head Admin Doc. If you aren't aware, please see the blog by Simple.PlanNER http://glee.wikia.com/wiki/User_blog:Simple.PlanNER/Blog_to_Remove_DocMD_and_Trae209%27s_admin_rights
Now as we want the wiki to become a happier, more welcome place, we want to have normal users decide on who will become the admins on the wiki.
Now the process is like what he have done for Spam Team, through Nominations, yes this may result in huge comments of nominating themselves or no one agreeing on one, but this is the fairest way to do it.
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Two of them are in circulation, Godzilla (98) and Gojira (from Classic Media).
The other two haven't got a release date for them (yet). They are Godzilla vs Megalon, (recently confirmed to be coming out soon if I'm not mistaken) and
Drum rolll..... Godzilla vs Biollante .
So it appears that well be getting GvsBio before ROG. Which is fine with me cause its my favourite. But I still vote ROG.
And that's us Americans and Canadians set to get that? I guess so since it says United States. What about Destroy All Monsters?


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I have a video blog that receives for 4k/month SE traffic from a number of long tail keywords.
Is that already enough to earn money in mainstream? Sorry, as you may have guessed, I'm new to this.
I have a video blog that receives for 4k/month SE traffic from a number of long tail keywords.
Is that already enough to earn money in mainstream? Sorry, as you may have guessed, I'm new to this.
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On topic, what's the niche? Do you embed videos from other places or are they all original? Depending on the niche and originality of the content, it could make a few grand a month. It could also make only pennies, if it's just regurgitated "fun" stuff, with no distinct target audience looking for specific stuff.
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Unless he posted it in the wrong section, this is mainstream traffic he's talking about. Yes, you can make a few grand a month even with as little as 50 visitors/day. It all depends on the niche. Mainstream is a totally different animal.
Just as an example, one site I'm working with someone else on was doing $200/day on AdSense with 5-600 visitors/day. Unfortunately it was for a seasonal keyword so the traffic has dried up, even if the rankings remain the same.
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Lino Tagliapietra, Atlantis, sold for $43,000.
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, Miamis longest running contemporary art fair and anchor fair to the city of Miami, started the weekend with record crowds, surpassing the total attendance of 36,000 visitors which the fair achieved last year. Strong sales of both marquee works and emerging artists continued on Saturday. Distinguished for its depth, diversity and quality, Art Miami presents an incredible showcase of works from over 100 internationally renowned modern and contemporary art galleries.
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Mark Borghi Fine Art sold Alexander Calders Smeary for $550,000, a Gerhard Richter for $120,000, and a Frank Stella for $95,000
Scott White Contemporary Art sold a Helen Frankenthaler for $475,000, a Ross Blecker for $75,000, an Alexander Calder for $68,000, and a Kim McCarthy watercolor
Galerie Patrice Trigano sold a Mel Ramos Hav-‐a-‐Havana to a private European collection. The asking price was $380,000. The gallery also sold a Lucien Clergue to a distinguished American collector for $20-‐000-‐$30,000, and a Hans-‐Christian Berg visual votex
Schantz Galleries sold five Lino Tagliapietra glass works Dinosaur for $63,000, Atlantis for $43,000, two Ostunis for $53,000 a piece, and Mandara for $45,000
C. Grimaldis Gallery sold twelve works by artist Chul-‐Hyun Ahn totaling $225,000
Contessa Gallery received a commission for a Jane Manus sculpture for $45,000, and six David Drebin photographs ranging from $4,800 -‐$24,000
Ferrin Gallery sold a Chris Antemann sculpture titled Dining in the Altogether for $30,000
Gana Art sold Insook Kims One Ten Third Street for $20,000
Claire Oliver sold four large-‐scale sculptures by Beth Cavener Stichter to 21c Museum for an undisclosed amount
Eli Klein Gallery sold two editions Li Hongbo for $55,000, Flexible Human to Miguel Ferrer for the UBS Art Collection, one small Zhang Dali painting for $22,000, three Li Zhanyang sculptures, and eight Lui Bolin photographs, and three Cui Xiuwen photographs
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Galerie Forsblom sold a small Peter Halley
McCormick Gallery/Vincent Vallarino Fine Art sold a John Henry, Jack Roth, and a John Little for undisclosed amounts
Greg Kucera Gallery Inc. sold Dan Webbs Sleeper
Caldwell Snyder Gallery sold a Julie Speidel sculpture, a James Wolanin and a Doug Owen
Edelman Arts Contemporary sold works by Doug Argue, Christopher Winter, John Margolis, and Scott Covert
James Barron Art sold a Tristano di Robilant sculpture
Jenkins Johnson Gallery two Julian Opie prints, a Scott Fraser painting, and a Julia Fullerton-‐Batten photograph
Leonard Ruethmueller Contemporary Art sold Yun Lees Pink Rhythm, and eight drawings by Salustiano
Among the high-‐profile crowd of collectors, museum groups, and influencers at the fair on Saturday was: Lowry Sims, President of The Studio Museum in Harlem and former curator of modern art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art; Harry Gottlieb, Head of Cultural Affairs for the City of Miami; Miguel Ferrer, The UBS Art Collection; 21c Museum; Steven Evans, Pace Foundation, San Antonio; Ludovico Pratesi, Museum of Contemporary Art Pesaro, Italy; Rivka Saker, Artis and Sotheby's New York; Manual de Santaren, Collector; Manon Slome, No Longer Empty, New York; Jovana Stokic, Location One, New York; Wolfgang Zaeh, art consultant, Germany. Ted and Ruth Baum returned to the fair for the third time, as did major collector Jorge Perez. Real estate mogul Tony Goldman was spotted in Waterhouse & Dodd eyeing photography artist Jean Francois Rauzier works, which he collects extensively.
Saturday bought in big crowds and a lot of new visitors to the Fair. Sales continued to be strong and many important works are on hold that we expect to be finalized by the close of the show tomorrow. The momentum of this years fair is incredible and we are looking forward to a successful last day, said Nick Korniloff, Director of Art Miami.
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The Anderson County Sheriff's Office has released the dash cam video of a chase that ended in a deadly crash.
Anderson County Sheriff John Skipper said that deputies were responding to a report of a suspicious person near a school on Dec. 4, and while on their way, they spotted a black Mustang on Flat Rock Road that matched the description of a stolen car they had been looking for over the previous week.
Skipper said the deputies tried to pull the Mustang over, but the driver sped off.
Skipper said the deputy realized the speed of 60 mph or more was too fast for a curve that was coming up, so he backed off.
Skipper said when the deputy rounded the curve, he found that the driver of the Mustang had lost control of the vehicle and it had left the road and flipped into a wooded area on Middleton Road.
The driver, 27-year-old Brian Corey Madden, was thrown from the Mustang and died at the scene, the coroner said.
Madden's passenger, identified by troopers as Tasha Foster, 26, was also thrown from the car and was airlifted to the hospital with serious injuries.
Coroner Greg Shore said he thinks clothes found in the trees at the scene of the wreck were there because Madden was attempting to change his clothes while driving in hopes of making it more difficult to identify him if he was caught. Madden, who was wearing only underwear when the vehicle crashed, died of blunt-force trauma, Shore said.
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The DVD has become an enormously popular and cost efficient way to get music films into consumer homes over the past few years. Music Video Distributors, based out of Oaks, PA, has released an extraordinary collection of classic jazz on this format over the past few months. Most are pretty bare-boned no fat booklets. Most have nothing in the box but a disc, but this is definitely offset by a very affordable price. These are generally lumped under the Jazz Legends and Swing Era series. Among the …
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Blue Note has been the standard by which most jazz labels have measured themselves since Alfred Lion and Francis Wolff founded the record label in 1939. Blue Note has chronicled some of the most important jazz musicians and movements of the past century, most notably those of the mid-50s to the late 1960s, though certainly they remain vital in the new millennium, as well, as evidenced by a roster that includes such stellar players as Stefon Harris, Medeski Martin and Wood and Norah Jones. The …
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I've been compiling "Best Of" lists for most of the 25-plus years that I've writing about jazz and blues. This year's lists cover the wide spectrum of music that excites my ears, and I hope there is something here that might inspire some added listening for readers. You'll note that Pyeng Threadgill, the most exciting new artist of the year, is listed in both the jazz and blues categories. The daughter of the great Henry Threadgill recorded a tribute to blues icon Robert Johnson, but really defi …
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BEREA — The defensive line, already the strength of the Browns defense before Jimmy Haslam bought the team and CEO Joe Banner started making decisions, is now stronger than ever.
Free agent acquisition Desmond Bryant, who played defensive tackle with the Raiders, will play end in the 3-4 defense the Browns are converting to, Coach Rob Chudzinski said Thursday at Bryant's introductory press conference.
Jabaal Sheard, the starting left defensive end the last two years, will move to outside linebacker, but the line is still deep with Phil Taylor, Ahtyba Rubin, Billy Winn, John Hughes and Ishmaa'ily Kitchen.
Two defensive linemen from last year are off the roster. Juqua Parker, who was on a one-year contract, and Frostee Rucker, were both released.
"I don't think you can ever have enough quality defensive linemen, but we'll sort a lot of that out when we get out on the field," Chudzinski said. "Certainly one of the things that Desmond has been able to do and demonstrate is his flexibility. He's played a lot of different positions up front, both sides, inside, outside, so that versatility will give us some options.
"I see in our base package him being more of the defensive end type, and in sub, the ability to move inside even play defensive end in sub, which he's done as well."
The Browns were willing to overlook an embarrassing arrest last month in Miami in which Bryant allegedly went into a neighbor's house inebriated and caused a commotion. His unflattering mug shot — shirtless, mouth open, tongue showing, eyes half shut — went viral on the Internet. He was arrested and charged with criminal mischief.
"I obviously made a mistake," Bryant said Thursday. "I apologize for everything that happened, but I feel like I've learned from it and moved on from that.
"I think I've done enough over the years I've been in the league to exhibit that's really not the kind of person I am. I think in time I'll be able to show you guys and whoever else wants to know that's really not indicative of me. It was a mistake. It was an accident. I've moved beyond that and hopefully everybody else will be able to."
The Browns are paying Bryant $34 million over the next five years with a reported $15 million guaranteed — not bad for an undrafted player from Harvard whose only other offer was from Duke. Bryant studied psychology in college and is one class shy of completing his undergraduate work.
"I've always had a vision, even as a young boy, that I was going to play in the NFL," Bryant said. "I never knew what kind of numbers that were going to be on the contract or anything. As I got older and I got to the league I saw what other people were making and that was always a goal of mine: to be paid like the elite player I think I've developed into."
The Raiders signed Bryant, 6-foot-6, 311 pounds, in 2009. He has missed only one game in his career and has 18 starts. He made 48 tackles in 2012 with four sacks, one forced fumble and a blocked field goal.
CEO Joe Banner believed Bryant's apology was sincere, but he also followed President Ronald Reagan's advice: Trust, then verify.
"We looked at everything we could," Banner said "We know people that know Desmond very well. Our new strength and conditioning coach (Brad Roll) was with him in Oakland. We evaluated the situation, we looked at his history and felt very comfortable that he fit the profile of what we're looking for here."
Bryant described himself as "relentless" and as someone who wants to be on the field every play. He said he can line up as an end or nose tackle and get after the quarterback.
Getting more pressure on quarterbacks was Banner's goal heading into free agency. First the Browns signed outside linebacker Paul Kruger and then added Bryant before the sun set Tuesday on the first day of free agency.
"This is a player that we were very, very anxious to get to join the Browns," Banner said. "He fits what we're looking for. We keep describing this team: hard-working, smart, competitive guys that really want to win, that fit the system and again an outstanding fit. We feel very lucky to get him."
Bryant said the clincher for him was new defensive coordinator Ray Horton.
"I wanted to make sure I looked and evaluated each team, but I realized the strengths that this place has, particularly Coach Horton on defense," Bryant said. "He's done a lot of great things in this league, and talking to people they all have a lot of great things to say about him.
"His style of defense seems to suit my talents and I think I'll really be able to excel in it. And seeing Paul come here as well just added to the excitement of coming out here and trying to win some games."
Banner said the Browns are not finished in free agency, but Kruger and Bryant will be the two biggest moves. They also signed linebacker Quentin Groves and tight end Gary Barnidge.
Corners snatched up
The cornerback market is shrinking. Keenan Lewis (Steelers) signed with the Saints, Cary Williams (Ravens) signed with the Eagles and Sean Smith (Dolphins) signed with the Chiefs on Thursday.
Former Redskins safety LaRon Landry signed with the Colts on Wednesday and former Giants safety Kenny Phillips signed with the Eagles.
"I don't want to really get into the position-by-position breakdown," Banner said Thursday when asked if the Browns need a cornerback.
Quarterback watch
• Browns scouts attended Geno Smith's Pro Day workout at West Virginia on Thursday, but Banner would not say who from the personnel department attended. Smith completed 60 of 64 passes, according to reports.
• The Chiefs cut quarterback Matt Cassel and the Vikings quickly signed him.