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There is no one in the history of the world quite like Mr. T. What other person has ever had a mohawk, starred in a No. 1 TV series, starred in a "Rocky" movie and main-evented two WrestleManias? No one else, that's who. Now you can add one more...Tags: Jarome Iginla, Arthur Ashe, National Hockey League, Los Angeles Kings, Ice Hockey
Tim McCarver to retire from Fox analyst job after 2013 season
Baseball analyst Tim McCarver is one of those guys that people either love or hate. But after this season, it won't matter how you feel about him. He's retiring. McCarver, 71, said Wednesday he will step down from his job at Fox after this baseball...Tags: Major League Baseball, Baseball, National Hockey League, World Series
Mr. T: The day I asked, 'Why do you pity the fool?'
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelMr. T is burning up Twitter. He is playing advice columnist in a YouTube series called "Ask Mr. T." The news brought back memories … misty water-colored memories … of the day I asked him a crucial question. Cut to the summer of... -
'300′: Rodrigo Santoro talks Xerxes' return in 'Rise of an Empire'
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Book on WWE legend 'Superfly' Snuka interesting, perplexing and sad
One of the funniest moments I remember of Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka was while attending the 2012 Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame banquet dinner in Amsterdam, New York. Snuka was being inducted that night and right at the end of his acceptance speech, he said...Tags: Mickey Rourke, The Wrestler (movie), Mick Foley, Television Networks, YouTube
Tonight's 'Conan': Hot dogs, Ginuwine and Mr. T
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Teflon candidate could become next Teflon president
The one good thing to come out of the Republican presidential race of late is that now George Will no longer has to make those painful disclosures about his wife working for Rick Perry. It was getting pretty close to being a Buford T. Justice situation,...Tags: Rick Perry, George Mason, Periodicals, Manny Ramirez, Ron Paul
Radio rewind: My magazine profile of new WGN-AM morning host Jonathon Brandmeier
Change of SubjectIn light of today's news that veteran radio personality Jonathon Brandmeier (left) is taking over morning drive at WGN AM 720, I am republishing the following extensive profile that came out almost exactly 25 years ago in the Tribune's Sunday...... -
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Dana Carvey a little outrageous at State Theatre
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In a rare instance, Queen of talk Oprah Winfrey will play a role of an old woman in her latest film.
Winfrey is an older woman in the film The Butler which is currently being filmed in New Orleans, Louisiana. The appearance of Winfrey on a film is considered a treat to all her fans around the world.
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A double-package of music – bringing together a contemporary ensemble dedicated to Ethio grooves, and the legendary singer Etenesh Wassie – all in a loving tribute to Ethiopian sounds from the 60s and 70s! The set features two different films, both based around performances by the group Le Tigre Des Platanes and Wassie. Yezemed Yebaed is a really lovely portrait in pictures and sound – mixing live and studio performances by the artists, and accompanying footage, with images shot on the streets of contemporary Ethiopia, and some vintage film as well. Ethio-Experience was filmed during a recent live performance by Le Tigre Des Platanes and Etenesh Wassie – a bit more focused just on the live experience than the first film, but still pretty great stuff from a musical perspective! (Reigon or code are not listed so you may need a muilti region player to view. Note that the packaging causes the paper insert to become slightly crinkled.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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Steve Purnick (left)and Philip Nolen star in "Laughter on the 23rd Floor" at Mad Cow Theatre. (Tom Hurst / February 1, 2013) |
Sid Caesar's "Your Show of Shows," a pioneering 1950s comedy-sketch TV program, is often held up as a shining example of great comedy. But it's hard to believe the laughter it inspired could top the fun found in Mad Cow Theatre's current production of "Laughter on the 23rd Floor," Neil Simon's homage to the TV classic's backstage shenanigans.
Simon was a writer on "Your Show of Shows," which ran from 1950-54 as a live 90-minute program on NBC's Saturday-night schedule. For Mad Cow's "Laughter," director David Russell has assembled a crackerjack cast to play the writers of the fictitious "Max Prince Show," led by Philip Nolen as Prince.
Russell knows comedy — his resume includes stints as artistic director of SAK Comedy Lab, and director for Disney's Comedy Warehouse improv club and Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor attraction. Here, his touch is so sure as to be invisible.
Joke after joke lands as the actors deftly fire off one-liners while they make full use of Douglas Huston's striking set.
The first act flies by with such giddy glee that as the house lights came up for intermission, I thought it must be a mistake.
The plot simply boils down to everyone trying to deal with the high-strung and highly eccentric Prince against a backdrop of McCarthyism and network bean counters. As with any show that looks back to what we now condescendingly call "a simpler time," there's an air of nostalgia in the writers' room that adds an appealing touch of sweetness to the zingers.
Nolen, prancing around the stage without pants (but in an overcoat), is a sputtering whirlwind. Nolen is a go-to guy for comic sputtering, often tinged with frustration or anger. Here, it's gloriously egocentric: His off-kilter view of the world is right because he is Max Prince. (And his explanation of how television pap feeds American consumerism, unprintable in a family newspaper, is priceless.)
The supporting cast is an equal match for Nolen. Among the standouts: Timothy Williams scores as a Russian émigré whose accent makes it impossible to swear like an American.
Steve Purnick is a lovable Borscht Belt comedian type, always ready with a quip. David Almeida has a solid characterization as dry-humored Kenny. And Connor Marsico has a simple appeal as young writer Lucas, who stumbles into this crazy world and narrates for the audience.
At one point, Marsico's Lucas tries to explain Prince's genius: "He didn't tell jokes. He was just funny," he tells the audience in awe. That's what this production is, too: intrinsically funny.
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• What: Mad Cow Theatre production of a Neil Simon comedy
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The School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration last month informed Sandy-based Utah High Adventure that it could no longer take paying clients to Corona Arch just west of Moab.
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WYD@home, Aylesford Priory, 26th - 29th July
For those age 16+ A group is going from East Anglia, led by Leah Richards. The coach will leave on 26th July and return on 29th July. Cost is £104 per person (£80 floor space accommodation and meals + £24 for travel to and from East Anglia - if you want to travel separately or book different accommodation, please contact Hamish (email link).
With guest speakers, catechesis, live bands and a satellite link up to Rio. For those who can't make it to Rio, this is the next best thing!
To come as part of the East Anglia group, please book on the Diocesan online booking form here rather than directly with WYD@home website. Closing deadline for bookings is the end of April. Any questions, contact Hamish in the Diocesan Youth Office.
For more information see the WYD@home website ( http://www.brightlights.org.uk/Brightlights/Home.html).
If you are interested in coming or even if you're not, you may like to join the group going to Rio for the 'Walk to Walsingham' on Bank holiday Monday May 6th, either to raise money for WYD@home or just to walk without raising any money. More information coming soon.


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We create a space where the interplay between text and image – the drawn, the scanned and the photographic – can be explored in relation to the ideas and implications of the multiple. Each intake of students redefines the nature of print, which is in a constant state of flux as technologies die, emerge and remix. We aim to develop the creative potential of each student, and to equip them with the practical and intellectual skills to thrive as artists.


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Hudson Yards: NYC's Urban Town Within A City
NEW YORK (AP) â New York lost the 2012 Olympics, but the city's bid for the summer games spurred another, visionary venture: building up the largest undeveloped parcel in Manhattan.
While London got the games, New York was left with the largest, best opportunity for development remaining in town.
On Manhattan's West Side, the old Hudson rail storage yards are surrounded by potholed roads, warehouses, low-rent brownstones, cheap delis and strip clubs. Crowds waiting for discount buses line 10th Avenue. And homeless New Yorkers camp out in desolate lots strewn with garbage.
But the area has seen progress in the seven years since New York lost its bid to host the Olympics.
On a hot summer day, passers-by catch a glimpse of a deep man-made hole in the ground â the core of a subway line extension to the area from Times Square. More than a dozen residential towers have been built near the Hudson River, along with several hotels. And both residents and tourists are flocking to the hugely popular High Line, an elevated rail line transformed into a grassy walkway.
This October, developers of the ambitious Hudson Yards project expect to break ground on a skyscraper where the Olympic stadium could have been.
It's the first step in a $15 billion small city within a city planned for 26 acres of land by the river, bounded by 10th and 12th avenues and West 30th and 33rd streets.
Hudson Yards "is not just another development â it's part of a larger effort to create a physical infrastructure for a multi-decade expansion of New York City," says Lynne Sagalyn, professor of real estate at Columbia Business School.
Turning the isolated waterfront into Manhattan's next big business district has been a dream of city leaders for years. The city rezoned a 60-block stretch of the West Side to accommodate 25 million square feet of office space expected to rise as midtown Manhattan runs out of room. Mayor Michael Bloomberg envisions a development that could eventually change the skyline â "a historic project that will create jobs for generations to come," he says.
The effort to bring this megaproject to life hasn't exactly been harmonious.
Years of bitter wrangling among politicians, business people and residents focused around a proposed football stadium for the Jets meant to help win the city the Olympics. The stadium fell short of state approval; opponents questioned the benefit of publicly financing a structure with limited use and possible traffic gridlock.


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At Twin Peaks, everything sounds dirty.
From a mixed drink called Sex on the Peaks to a sandwich dubbed the Mile High Club, Des Moines' latest shameless 'breasteraunt' leaves little to the imagination, and that's the point.
We arrived at Twin Peaks at about 5:15 p.m. on its first Friday night. We were greeted with a high-pitched welcome from an enthusiastic group of "lumber Jills," the nickname given all female workers, which is, well, pretty much all of them. One of my two dining partners was lassoed with a hoola hoop by one of the hostesses, trapping him inside the plastic ring with a lanky local dressed in a red plaid bikini top and cheek-hugging, belted khaki shorts with a gigantic bedazzled belt buckle. We were led through the cavernous mountain lodge-inspired space, past the sign prohibiting beaver trapping to a low-top table near the back of the restaurant. It's admittedly a lot of ridiculousness to fit into the first two minutes of our experience at Twin Peaks.
The West Des Moines locale is the latest in a franchise spanning 10 states; the first was opened in Texas in 2005. The concept is relatively simple: provide a manly and rugged atmosphere adorned with taxidermy and fill it with half-naked female waitresses and bartenders, 29 degree mugs of beer and a sea of televisions on the walls, suspended from ceilings and accessorizing booths. Get the idea? Twin Peaks is the ultimate man cave.
From my seat in Twin Peaks, I could easily and comfortably watch 17 different televisions. That's not an exaggeration. We ordered "man-size" beers, a Sam Adams seasonal and the Dirty Blonde, which were so cold that ice crystals formed inside our gigantic frozen mugs and quickly flooded our hopeless coasters.
A dining partner and I decided to split two appetizers, opting for the Average Joes and chipotle queso and chips. Average Joes are three mini jalapeno and cheddar bratwursts on fresh buns adorned with Dijon mustard and smokehouse pico, served on a cast iron skillet. It's a perfectly-sized appetizer that's tasty and has a kick that won't overwhelm even the most sensitive of palates. We immediately regretted our decision to not opt for the spicy taco meat in our queso. Without it, the cheese is just, well, cheese; some of it didn't melt and was clumped at the bottom. But the flavor was there and it's a promising start to an app that definitely requires an add-on.
Still hungry and with our mouths watering at the sight of the soccer ball-sized mounds of pulled pork nachos arriving at nearly every table but ours, we give into peer pressure. At $7.75 they're a steal, with a tower of chips covered in saucy pulled pork, smokehouse pico and chipotle sour cream. Pulling chips from the pile was like a game of Jenga — though a fresh and welcome spin on a classic, all of the toppings were relegated to the top of the pile, so when the toppings ran out we were left with plain old tortilla chips.
The building that now houses Twin Peaks has been a veritable revolving door over the years, but between the sexy uniforms, the ice cold beer, the sea of televisions and food that easily trumps the other breasteraunt in town, this chain has plenty of reasons to be embraced by Des Moines' male populace. And if you think about it, you could likely come up with one (or two) more reasons.
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Find it: 4570 University Ave.
Hours: 11 a.m.-midnight
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Info: 528-8294; www.twinpeaksrestaurant.com


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The first thing to do is to download and install the Plasma 2 filter. It is available for both Linux and Windows here.
Start with a fairly large canvas, at least 600 x 600 (square keeps things from getting "mashed" too much in one direction or the other when we use the perspective tool.
The installed Plasma 2 Filter will be found in Filters>Render>Clouds>Plasma 2. You need to make one change to the filter settings and maybe click on new seed. Change the drop down menu to "Cauchy". This gives you a some what "lumpier" looking plasma than the regular plasma filter.
Now, from the menus across the top of the canvas, do Layer>Colors>Desaturate.
Then do Filters>Map>Bump Map and bump map the sheet of plasma to itself (the source image will be in the dropdown menu in the bump map dialog). Fairly simple to do, if this is the only image you have open. When you do this, pay attention to where the light is coming from in the preview window and adjust the azimuth setting accordingly. This is kind of how one face of your mountain will be "lit". Adjust the other settings to give a nice "rocky" look to the plasma. Below are the settings I used for this tutorial.
Now, duplicate the plasma layer and turn both layers off. The reason we turn the layers off is that if they are on, you see the actual layer you are deforming in its undeformed state, plus an overlay of it in the deformed state. You have no way to see how the second half will line up with the first if you don't turn off the layer by clicking the "eye" icon for it in the layers dialog. The layer will be "invisible", until you start to use the perspective tool on it. Once you click in the canvas, the transform handles will appear at the corners and when you start to move them, the deformed layer will be visible against the checkered "alpha" background.
Optional: At this step, if you want, you can make a whole different second plasma layer if you want. This might give more variety, however the next steps will mix up the existing layer pretty good, so this may not be necessary.
Select the bottom layer. By default, it has no alpha channel (the ability to have transparency), the second layer has an alpha channel. We are going to use the perspective tool on both layers to make two "faces" of our mountain. The perspective tool will automatically add an alpha channel to the bottom layer, so don't worry about having to add one.
Use the perspective tool to shape your bottom plasma layer into something like the screenshot below. You will want to use the zoom level drop down menu at the bottom of your canvas to zoom things out a bit so you can see the handles of the perspective tool more easily.
Once you have things deformed to your liking, click "Transform" in the perspective dialog (watch out, it may be hiding behind other windows, check your taskbar), to complete the transformation.
Turn the layer back on so you can see this half of your mountain and so it can be used as a reference for lining up the other half of your mountain.
Select your second layer and use the perspective tool on the second plasma layer and deform it so that you get a second "mountain half". Make sure it overlaps the first mountain half by a bit so that you don't have to go in and clean any gaps up with the clone tool later.
Once you have both your mountain layers, right click on the top one in the layers dialog and pick "Merge Down". You may well have a dotted yellow line across your canvas at this point. This is the layer boundary. If you were to save out the image at this point as a jpg or png, that line wouldn't be there, it just shows where the edge of that layer is. Lets get rid of it and make the layer the same size as the canvas. Again in the layers dialog, right click on the newly merged layer and pick "layer to Image size". Presto, the line is gone.
Save your file as an .xcf at this point. (if you don't know what .xcf is, it is Gimp's native image format. Saving in .xcf will preserve all your layers, channels, paths, etc. in case you want to go back later and change something. When you want to save as jpg, or png, then do File>Save a Copy, and save in your destination format.)
Now let's sculpt our mountain.
Do Filters>Distorts>Iwarp. The default should be "Move" mode. Jack up the deform radius to around 40 or so or even higher. Move your mouse around in the preview window to sculpt the shape of your mountain.
Don't get too wild, or your "virtual rock" will get stretched too much and make things look unnatural. This is part of the advantage of working with a larger canvas, there are more pixels to work with in Iwarp and it helps to minimize the effects of the distortion. The main thing in this step is to break up the straight lines and "regularness" of the mountain shape. Do not only the outside outline, but the straight "join line" down the middle where your two halves meet. You want to get something that looks like this:
Now the line down the middle is pretty crisp looking, even though we have distorted it. There may also be some alpha showing through. We don't want either of those things. So with a large fuzzy brush (you may want to make one in the brush editor), pick the smudge tool and sort of randomly smudge on that crisp line. Again, not too much (maybe even lower the opacity/rate of your smudge brush in the tool dialog) or it will look unnatural. You may also need to use the clone tool to clean up any gaps between the halves. Putting a temporary white or perhaps red background behind the mountain layer may be helpful to see if there are any gaps.
Now lets add a shadow to the right side of the mountain.
Create a new layer above your mountain layer. Get the lasso tool and make a selection that looks like the one below. Don't worry about being too precise, but you do want to roughly follow the contour of the line down between the two mountain halves. Here I have put a temporary white background behind things so you can see them better.
Once you have your selection, turn it into a quickmask. You can do this one of three ways. Down in the lower left corner of your canvas is an icon. Clicking it toggles quickmask on and off. You can also do Select>Toggle Quickmask, or press
When you turn on quickmask, your screen will get a red overlay, except where your selection is. This red overlay is actually a temporary channel (a black on white image which is visible in your channels tab). You will notice in your layers dialog that your layer is no longer selected. if you click on the channels tab (the one to the right of the layers tab in the layers dialog window), you will be looking at your channels.
You can do things to this quickmask. it behaves just like a regular image. If you paint on it in black in the canvas, it will appear to paint in red. If you paint in white, it "erases" the red, revealing more of your image. You can run filters on this quickmask. What we are going to do now is to run Filters>Blur>Gaussian Blur on our quickmask.
Okay...our overlay is red, but our blur shows black on white (you may have to scroll around in the preview window a bit to see this). This is because that is what a channel is, a black and white image. Find an edge of your selection in the preview of the Gaussian Blur window and set the blur at about 6-65 or so, then click okay.
Your quickmask should now be blurred like this:
Toggle the quickmask off to go back to a selection.
What did we just do? We feathered the selection. Why do it that way instead of Selection>Feather selection? Because by using the quickmask, we can see beforehand how our feathering is gonna look. If you just do Select>Feather, plug in a value and run the filter...how do you know what the effect is gonna look like? You may have to do an "Undo" and spend a buncha time fiddling around with the settings. Blurring a quickmask lets you sort of preview the feathering of a selection beforehand.
So now we have this feathered selection (but we can's see it). On our new transparent layer, bucket fill the selection with black. Cancel the selection. (Select>None).
In the layers dialog, with the layer we just filled selected, set it's mode to multiply and adjust the opacity slider to give the mountain a nice shadow on one of its faces.
Merge the shadow layer down onto the mountain layer.
Basically, our mountain is done.
But lets add a cloud layer behind the mountain.
Make a new transparent layer and move it to the bottom of the layerstack so that it is underneath your mountain.
Do Filters>Render>Clouds> Plasma (regular Plasma this time, not Plasma 2 -- though you could probably use it with some changes).
On your newly created Plasma layer, do Layer>Colors>Desaturate.
Now do select by color, either from the Toolbox or Select>Select by color. Pick an area of color on your plasma sheet.
Once you have a selection, do Edit>Cut or press
Now use the perspective tool to make some clouds in perspective behind your mountain, like this:
Again notice that we have zoomed out to be able to see the handles of the perspective tool, especially since we are applying quite heavy distortion to the layer.
This also has some added layers to color the clouds. I had to do a bit of cloning/smudging down the seam in the middle of my mountain where I didn't have things lined up as well as I might have and the cloud layer showed through.
Anyway. You now have your very own mountain.
Other possibilites: Use more than one sheet of plasma stitched together to make more crags/valleys. You might even color the sections and blend them together somehow. Or how about using multiple sheets and somehow sculpt/stich them together with Iwarp and maybe a touch of cloning? Or how about adding snow? Trees? I will leave it to you to figure out how to do those things.


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HANOVER, N.H. (AP) — Jamal Lewis and Henry Brooks scored 14 points apiece and Pennsylvania overcame a 13-point, second-half deficit to defeat Dartmouth 67-57 Saturday night in Ivy League play.
Down 30-18 at halftime and still trailing 33-20 with 17:43 remaining, the Quakers (6-18, 3-4) scored nine unanswered points, six by Brooks.
Penn missed its first field goal of the second half, then went 16 of 20 the rest of the way while also making 15 of 19 free throws.
Tied at 48 with 4:44 left, Lewis and Miles Cartwright made back-to-back layups and Lewis hit a 3-pointer for a seven-point cushion.
The Big Green (6-16, 2-6) could get no closer than five thereafter.
Lewis, who had scored a combined 14 points over the Quakers' previous 11 games, was 5 of 6 from the field.
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text: Summer in California hasn't even started and we just got word that it happened again. According to the June 5th Fresno Bee newspaper, Maximo Lopez Barajas died while pruning in a pomegranate orchard. The Bee said Maximo "collapsed in heat that exceeded 100 degrees that day." Erika Monterroza, spokeswoman for the state Department of Industrial Relations, said emergency crews were called and the man was taken to Coalinga Regional Medical Center, where he died. We are awaiting the coroner's report. Reports show that since California issued its emergency 2005 regulations to keep farm workers from dying of extreme heat, preventable farm worker deaths still occur at a similar pace as before. Not only that, but when Cal-OSHA, the state work safety agency, finds violations of its regulations, reports shows the state often does not issue citations, go back to recheck violators and make sure the violations have been corrected. This cannot continue. Because the state has failed to adequately enforce its heat standards, the UFW is sponsoring AB 2346, the Farm Worker Safety Act by Assemblymember Betsy Butler. This bill will let farm workers enforce mandatory shade and drinking water requirements by taking delinquent employers to court. It will also make growers jointly responsible with farm labor contractors they hire to ensure that farm workers on their properties are given shade and water when temperatures soar. AB 2346 does not impose any costs on taxpayers. Perfectly sensible restrictions, right? Of course, growers and their allies strongly oppose this bill, claiming it has "impossible requirements." An article in June 1st'sWestern Farm Press included this comment from Stockton Republican Assemblymember Bill Berryhill, who is also a wine grape grower: "AB 2346 would warp the state's heat illness regulations in ways that no farmer can implement." Does providing water and shade guaranteed by the law sound like something that "no farmer can implement"? The growers condemn the bill for establishing what the critics call "crippling fines" for violations. Crippling penalties? If employers comply with the law, there are no penalties. Penalties can be imposed only for violations -- like the failures to provide shade and water that have led to farm worker deaths. We can't let farm workers keep on dying. AB 2346 just passed the California state Assembly. It will be heard next in the Senate Appropiations Committee. Please e-mail the chair of this committee — Senator Christine Kehoe —TODAY and tell them to support this crucial bill. Farm workers cannot keep having their lives jeopardized because of grower indifference.


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Do you like TRIVIAL PURSUIT, Happy Hour, silly humor, beer, cocktails, boardgames, parties, Comic books, bowling, karaoke, music trivia, 80's music, and meeting new friends? We welcome those "New In Town" who want to meet nice friends. This group is intended for people in their 20's, 30's and 40's. However, we let in people of all ages who are fun. If this sounds good, our group is for you. This group is a social group that is intended to meet people and make friendships. Winstons is our trivia …
Meet other locals who enjoy playing Wargames, playing Boardgames, rolling dice, resource management, diplomacy, making friends, and having a good time. "THE MOST FUN THE LAW WILL ALLOW"
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This is a meetup for anyone interested in Euro style strategy boardgames. Games like Settlers of Catan, Dominion, Ticket to Ride, Arkham Horror and many others. We will meet from 4pm till 10pm every Wednesday at The Realm, Games & Comics in Brea CA. Members can bring their own games to play, or use games from the stores Library of open games.
This is a group of people who like playing board games. We have a large variety of interests and types of games so you'll probably find someone who likes the same game(s) as you do. All ages are welcome. This group is also at http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/sd_boardgames/ so you can sign up there too. At the public meetups during the week, we strongly encourage people to play inclusive games and ones that aren't too involved so that anyone can play. A good rule of thumb is that the game …
A group for playing boardgames, miniatures, Collectible Card Games. Check for product updates on our facebook page. Go to www.brookhursthobbies.com and click on Facebook at the top of the page.
The Board Game Revolution Is Here! Tired of run of the mill, Monopoly-like board games? Think it's cool to build a great farm with awesome animals, grab priceless treasures from a sinking island, or save the world from devastating diseases? Well, so do we! We are a fun, social pocket group around the SDSU area (central San Diego) with a passion for outstanding strategic games. 18 & up only. All areas of San Diego are welcome of course. Newcomers ALWAYS welcome! Most popular social strategy/eur …
We play Settlers Of Catan and its variants, but we also play many other boardgames as well.
Come Have Fun and get your Game on! Meet kindred lovers of boardgames! Gather with others in our community for friendship & fun! Meet new people, and keep that brain of yours active while having a good time. We will likely play anything people want to bring, although we try to focus on common fun games. Sample games to be played: Monopoly Poker Scrabble Chess Apples to Apples Backgammon Fluxx Euchre Yahtzee Spades Scattegories Othello Trivial Pursuit and many more No expe …
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This group is a network of gaming events taking place all around Orange County, with the goal of getting people together to play board games face to face. We're dedicated to the social interaction, intellectual stimulation, and just plain fun that comes out of unplugging from our busy lives, and sitting down with friends to play games that don't require electricity. There's a board gaming Renaissance happening; hundreds of board games are released every year -- many with innovative mechanics, …
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This group was created for LGBT and Gay-friendly gamers to explore Euro and American strategy and/or adventure games such as Settlers of Catan , Ticket to Ride , Pandemic , Arkham Horror, Betrayal at House on the Hill, Last Night on Earth and Puerto Rico . Although we occasionally play party games such as Taboo or Say Anything! as warm-ups or icebreakers, this group's main emphasis is for LGBT gamers to experience the vast world of strategically and thematically rich board games which has reall …
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As of 1/21/09 I have stepped up to Organize this meetup and I need your help and participation. Please join me in making this a fun and successful group. Welcome to Your Group! Are you tired of playing online and want to get together with "Live" people? Are you new to the City and missing playing back home? Do you want to get out and meet new people? Let's Do it! Join me in playing Spades, BidWhist, Dominos and other games to have fun; enjoy each others company; make new friends; and build a com …
We meet once a week, now on Tuesday night, and play scrabble while meeting new friends. This is NOT a competitive scrabble playing club. Some of our members are quite good while others prefer playing casually. We pair our tables accordingly. We currently play at a café but are open to suggestions. Come and join us!
Calling all geeks! This meetup is here to help provide a social location for those looking for something a little less mainstream. We're a non-judgmental group who loves geeking out just as much as YOU DO!
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This group will play interactive games like Cranium or Pictionary. Bring along a drink or snack and get ready to team up and have fun. I'm looking for a location for our game nights - so if you have the space and want to host or have a good idea for a location, let me know.
This group is for people who enjoy the live social atmosphere of playing games with family & friends, and for people who wish to share their love of the gaming hobby. This group is for people who enjoy playing table-top board games, card games, family & educational games. ALL players are welcome, and rules will be taught where possible. This group's events are family friendly, and parents are encouraged to bring their children (children age 12 & under MUST be supervised). Group Membership is by …
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It's the Night you look forward to each month. We are a very fun-loving, wonderful group of gals getting together who love playing Bunco, Taboo, etc... Pack a bottle of vino, sparkling water, or a potluck dish and join us for a night to unwind, relax and chat with fun conversation enjoying a wonderful host who prepares a delightful event and the social aspect of being able to just have fun for one night a month. For moms it's the few hours of escape from the wall-to-wall work of parenting or j …
Love to play Scrabble the old-fashioned way, with real tiles, live people, friendly competition and conversation over a cup of coffee or tea? Log off of your online word games and come on out. Other board games are welcome too, just bring what you feel like playing.
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This is a group for anyone interested in playing board games. We love strategy games, roleplaying games, war games, card games, fantasy games and space games. Hope to see you at our next meetup.
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I moved to LA from Brooklyn where I ran a Scrabble/Social group that was so fun I'm bringing the idea here. **UPDATE** This group, along with the other message board site, is already a couple hundred strong and its still growing. The meetings are more intimate and casual which can be a difficult atmosphere to achieve with lots of folks. To keep it intimate and swanky there are some rules members need to follow in order to keep from being politely removed from the group: ------------------------- …
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Meet others Interested in the 18XX series of train simulation/stock market strategic board games.
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We are a diverse group of women who love to have fun! We have our monthly book club and bunco night with a few other different activities in between. Our activities may vary from girls' night out to card/board games. If you'd like to be an organizer, please contact me. I am open to anyone willing to host an event. Our rules are simple. Be considerate, smile and prepare to have fun! Wooo hoooo!
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My iMeetzu app has been sluggishly working it's way through the approval process of what seems to be 1/2 of an employee at Apple approving these things. Just Joshin' ya Jobs, but it honestly was under approval for about 8 weeks before we got a response telling us to make some changes before it can be accepted. Making changes to an app means getting to the back of the line to be approved again. The required adjustments have been made and we're sitting in line again waiting for this thing to get pushed public. Since I've had all this time to think about the app, I cleaned it up a ton and made a short video demo attached here at the bottom of this post. Check it out and let me know what you think.
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This entry in the recent genre of thrillers set in the world of downsized corporate America isn't quite up to the high standards established by Donald Westlake in The Ax, but it'll make the time go by a little faster on the red-eye back to the home office. --Jane Adams --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
As the book opens, Ned Allen is a Regional Sales Manager for a computer magazine. He is living the yuppie dream without the ability to pay the bill. He has a beautiful young wife who loves him, but who also accuses him of not communicating or sharing his fears, hopes and aspirations. As we get to know Ned, it seems that the only redeeming character trait that he has is his loyalty to the people who work for him.
As the book continues, Ned plans on becoming a bigwig at his magazine after a German conglomerate takes over. However, plans don't work out, the Germans flip the company quickly (to the competition, no less) and the new buyer decides to quickly close the magazine. Ned is out of work and almost as quickly, out of his home and marriage, when a night of drunken carelessness leaves him with the telltale marks of illicit sex. Within hours, it seems Ned is not only jobless and homeless, but penniless as well.
As he grows desperate, an old high school friend seems to step in to the rescue. But just remember, when things appear to be too good to be true, they generally are. Ned is hired to market a private equity fund. He quickly comes to realize that all is not as it appears to be. Just as quickly, he finds that his high school buddy is more sinister than altruistic and Ned realizes that his friend has him in a deadly and vice-like grip.
The author Douglas Kennedy, has done a very fine job of capturing all of the tension, fear and emotion that Ned feels as he realizes that his predicament may be inescapable. But as other readers of this finely plotted and paced thriller will tell you, Ned Allen, not always likeable as a person, is more resourceful than we would suspect.
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Jimmy Wood Smith of Ashford died Sunday, December 2, 2012 at his home. He was 74.
Funeral services will be 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, December 4, 2012 at Watermark Church, Ashford, with the Rev. Todd Thorpe officiating and Byrd Funeral Home directing. The family will receive friends at the church from 12:30 until 1:45 Tuesday prior to service time. A private graveside service will follow at Ashford City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that contributions be made to the Building Fund of Watermark Church, 103 Elmer Road, Ashford, AL 36312.
Born on July 24, 1938, Mr. Smith was the son of George and Eleanor Wofford Smith of Bazemore Mill Pond, who preceded him in death. He was also preceded in death by his father-in-law and mother-in-law, Harriman and Georgia Summerford, his sister-in-law, Elaine Hall Smith, and his niece, Susan Heaslett.
He is survived by his wife of 49 years, Patsey Summerford Smith, of Ashford; his daughter, Stacey Eugenia Smith of Dothan; his son and daughter-in-law, Troy Wood Smith and Sherryll Smith; a grandson, Trevor Wood Smith, and a granddaughter, Mallorie Adaire Smith, all of Ashford. He is also survived by a brother, Larry Winston Smith of Bazemore, a sister and brother-in-law, Sheila Smith Heaslett and Jack Heaslett, of Dothan; brothers-in-law and sisters-in law, Harry and Leslie Summerford, George and Lynne Summerford, and Cindy Summerford Aman and Stan Aman, all of Dothan. His uncle, Lester Fellows of Ashford, also survives. He also leaves several nieces, nephews, and cousins and a special family friend, Betty June Summerford.
The family also wishes to acknowledge the survival of his best friends, Tommy Graddy of Ashford and David Cannon of Pansey.
Mr. Smith was a 1956 graduate of Ashford High School. He was a member of Watermark Church and the Wednesday Loop Group of the church. He retired from CSX Railroad after 38 years of service. He was an avid outdoorsman as a hunter, fisherman and trapper.
Pallbearers are nephews, Wint Smith, Alex Smith, Doug Summerford, Andy Summerford; cousins-in-law and friends, Chris Lasseter and Tommy Graddy. Honorary pallearers are David Cannon, Randy Nowell, Mark Fellows and his nephew, Todd Heaslett.


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It's the way that that idea is applied, through project-based learning around singular skills, that echoes the philosophy of "Friends of Vik Muniz for Spectaculu," a collaboration between Intel and Levi's.
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Our vision is to democratize learning by empowering teaching. To build a world where you can learn anything from anyone. Powered by an endless cycle of learning and sharing passions. We will turn every community into a campus. Every address into a classroom. And every inhabitant into a student and teacher. Skillshare is for the doers, not the academics or the theorists.
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In 20 years, the face of education (especially arts education) might look very different than it does today. Intel and Levi's are committed to supporting new ideas in creative learning so that, in the future, skills in visual arts and design remain outlets for creativity and viable career paths. The community at Skillshare, where you can probably find a class on the future of arts education, seems to agree.


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Spring has finally arrived.
I love when the tulips appear. They are my favorite flower.
And the best thing about Spring is that I have a spring birthday. This year being my 50th one I had quite the birthday weekend. I had 3 separate surprise parties thrown for me plus a planned night out with a large group of friends, let's just say I kept very busy. I am so blessed to have such wonderful friends and family in my life. I am loving being 50!