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New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is featured on the cover of the September 2013 issue of Men's Health Magazine. And with the cover comes an interesting interview.
In the article Brady talks about his career, his ambitions and his new sports therapy center at Patriot Place in Foxborough. It's all very Tom Brady-esque. (Tip: You need to download the Men's Health Ipad app to get access to full story.)
But perhaps the most interesting part of the Q&A is when Brady talks about the longevity of his career:
When asked about playing past the age of 50, Brady says, "I would love it. If I think if I can do it, then I probably will."
I know what you're thinking; tongue-in-cheek, right? Well, maybe not.
With the way Brady has been protected over the years by his offensive line, his ability to make reads & release the ball quicker than most QBs and most important, the new quarterback-friendly NFL rules, it isn't completely ridiculous.
It's still ridiculous, but not impossible.
For as immobile as Brady may become, he is just as competitive, motivated and savvy. For a guy who went from a late sixth-round pick to a three-time Super Bowl champion, – I'd say nothing is impossible.
And if you're still not convinced, here's one last parting point…
Brady is paired with one of the best NFL coaches of all time. Would you really bet against the Brady-Belichick duo on ANYTHING?
I think I will bet against the Brady-Belichick duo, after all it made me a ton of money in 2008 and 2012!
Well, he's been on steroids since his first year in the NFL, so he might make it.
Would love to see Brady play to 50, very good athlete and role model for all other athletes.
So Tom Brady wants to after his body fails him, to ride the bench and collect a paycheck on the sidelines while at the very same time, his AARP card arrives in the mail.
That's cool if the Patriots or another team is stupid enough to do that.
At least he didn't say he wanted to still be a starting QB until age 50 because I don't care how good the offensive line is, his mid life crisis body will get hit and hit very often.
At least he can dream.
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Red Faction 4 Bumped Up, Saints Row 3 Delayed as THQ Revises Release SchedulePublisher THQ has provided an updated glimpse of its release schedule across the next two years, revealing new release dates for some previously announced sequels.
In particular, the latest Red Faction and Saints Row have swapped released windows--destruction-centric shooter Red Faction 4 is now due before April 2011, while the open-world gangbuster Saints Row 3 is due to arrive before April 2012.
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25's are getting harder to fill spots for a couple of reasons. The declining WoW population is affecting every server, if you are on a low population server, good luck getting new recruits that have a high enough level of skill, and the schedule to replace lost members. The number of servers has spread the population thin. Back in the days where I had a server que time just to log in, there was little problem filling a 40 man raid. And there were multiple guilds on one server that were running MC/BWL/AQ/ZG. Now, most servers, have only a few 25man raiding guilds, comparatively speaking.
Im not saying the logistical part of 25mans are not a headache, and the less loot for 25's isnt a problem either. I believe its the declining population with the too many servers that is causing a big part of this problem. Solution? Well, maybe combining some low population realms, or not having people pay for a server transfer. Which, I would never ever pay to have data moved. Itd be like having to pay 5 bucks every time I defragged my hard drive. Silly,silly.
You're forgetting something important: realm transferring.
Any guild that is serious about raiding and/or recruiting, always recruits from off-server. If the guild refuses to put effort into recruitment, and instead throws up a realm forum post or updates their website, they won't be seeing applicants.
Your would be sound back in the days where you were stuck on your realm, but most raiders transfer all over the place now when applying to guilds.


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Staffer Beauty Snoop: Editorial Intern Lisa Turner
Written on June 21, 2012 at 9:25 am , by Fitness Magazine
A fresh crop of summer interns are inhabiting the FITNESS office, so we asked Editorial Intern Lisa Turner to give us a peek at her beauty routine and spill the secrets to her bright-eyed look.
Describe your style in three words or less. Polished, low-key, simple.
What are the three beauty products you can't live without? Vaseline! I would die without it. I use it all day as lip balm, and then at night to take off my eye makeup after I wash my face. I also love MAC Cosmetics Studio Finish Concealer for under my eyes. I've had it for years and am just running out now. Lastly, bobby pins. You can never have enough! Somehow I manage to lose them really easily.
What's your beauty routine in the morning? After washing with a salicylic acid cleanser, I spot treat any breakouts that have appeared overnight. Next, I smooth on an oil-free foundation, put concealer under my eyes and dot Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage on any imperfections. I set it all with a loose powder, then add a peachy powder blush on top. If I'm going to work, I'll add a little eye shadow and mascara. I usually just stick a lipstick in my purse to apply after my morning coffee. If I'm going out, I'll line my lids with a liquid or cream formula in black. I don't put eyeliner on the bottom rim because I feel like it makes my eyes look small and tired.
At night? Cleanse and spot-treat. I've recently been using the Avon Anew Resurfacing Expert Serum too, and I spread it on my face, neck and chest.
Post-workout? Shower! Sometimes I'll wash my face, too, but I try not to wash it too often, so I'll just give it a quick rinse.
What beauty product or treatment instantly makes you feel good? Red lipstick makes me feel really sassy.
What's the best beauty tip you've ever received (or thought of yourself)? Don't overpluck! Take chances and do your best to hide imperfections, but don't go overboard. We almost always look better if our natural features are showing through.
—By Cody Marick, beauty intern
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Staffer Beauty Snoop: Beauty Intern Cody Marick
Written on June 4, 2012 at 12:52 pm , by Fitness Magazine
This week, the newest addition to the FITNESS Beauty team, Beauty Intern Cody Marick, doles out her beauty routine deets and favorite product picks.
Describe your style in three words or less: Obsessed with skincare.
What are the three beauty products you can't live without? Clé de Peau Beauté Concealer, EltaMD UV Daily SPF 40 Sheer Moisturizing Facial Sunscreen and Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser.
What's your beauty routine in the morning? I cleanse with Cetaphil, swipe on Renee Rouleau Revitalizing Ginseng Toner with a toning cloth and then apply a moisturizing sunscreen (above). After that I'll figure out what I'm going to do with my hair—usually just leave it down and natural or twist it into a bun. Then I'll do my makeup. It's different everyday, but always mascara. Always. I often reach for Maybelline Volum' Express The Falsies Washable Mascara.
At night? Remove my makeup with Yes To Cucumbers Hypoallergenic Facial Towelettes, cleanse with Cetaphil and my Clarisonic Mia, and swipe on toner (above). Then I apply a dark spot treatment—Kiehl's, Clinique and Garnier make effective ones free of hydroquinone. Finally, finish with a moisturizer and eye cream.
Post-workout? Shower!
What beauty product or treatment instantly makes you feel good? A really great blowout.
What's the best beauty tip you've ever received (or thought of yourself)? My mom has been dabbing on eye cream (constantly throughout the day) for nearly her entire life—and it shows! She's completely Botox and filler free. I hope that my adoption of her dedicated eye cream habit will serve me well, too!
—By Cody Marick, beauty intern
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The enormous sweep of the grasslands and plain was amazing as was the symbiosis between such disparate creatures as the zebras and wildebeest. We watched a baboon jump on our land cruiser hood and proceed to unscrew an antenna."
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David Clapp is a respected naturalist and teacher who worked extensively in land conservation and habitat management. David has taught at Northeastern University, lectured on strategies for land protection in the United States, Africa, Europe, and Asia, and consulted for an array of governmental and conservation agencies. He spent his professional career working for the Massachusetts Audubon Society and has led Smithsonian Journeys adventures for about thirty years. His research has included studies in avian populations and breeding birds of various species. Although natural history is his primary focus, David is interested in cultural history, geology, and evolution. He has been involved in ecotourism for more than thirty years and has led tours throughout the world. Especially through his involvement with ecotourism he has been able to train naturalists, provide natural history materials, and work with conservation organizations worldwide. His lectures run the gamut from plate tectonics and the history of the world to flight and migration as it relates to sites being visited. A naturalist of unusual breadth and depth, he has led Smithsonian Journeys practically from pole to pole. David is also an extremely gifted photographer. He is a popular expert and our travelers consistently express their appreciation for his efforts and enthusiasm.
Robyn Keene-YoungOct 1 - 15, 2014
Nearly two decades ago, Zimbabwean-born Robyn Keene-Young left her job as an attorney to live in a tent and document the African wild with her photographer husband. Since then, operating out of remote wilderness, she has shared her intimate moments with some of the continent's wildest animals. Her travel and nature writing has taken her from the deserts of Namibia to the forests of Uganda, the plains of the Serengeti, and the shores of the mighty Zambezi. Robyns work has been published in newspapers and magazines worldwide and she is the author of five books on Africa, including Backseat Safari and Africa Unplugged. In 2008 she spent eight months on foot with a troop of baboons in the Okavango Delta, making her Emmy-nominated documentary Swamp of the Baboons. Her latest show, Great Zebra Exodus, about southern Africas largest mammal migration, is currently being aired on PBS Nature. To read a story written by Robyn for Smithsonian magazine click here.
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A popular and respected naturalist, Patty Hostiuck is well-versed in tropical as well as polar ecosystems. Patty leads trips to the Amazon and Orinoco Rivers, Peru, Chile, Costa Rica, Panama, Belize, Honduras, the Caribbean, and Baja California, as well as Australia, and Borneo. Patty's high-latitude work has taken her to every northerly nation from the Canadian High Arctic, Greenland, and Iceland to Svalbard, Norway, and Russia. Over 20 trips to Antarctica, Tierra del Fuego, and Patagonia make for a nearly pole-to-pole career!
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De'Vonta Robinson's steal and driving lay-up with 14 seconds left in overtime gave third-seeded New London a wild 78-76 victory over No. 2 Woodstock Academy in the first ECC basketball tournament semifinal game at St. Bernard on Wednesday night.
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The Whalers, who lost twice to Woodstock during the regular season, overcame a 10-point halftime deficit and forced overtime on a basket by Keith Porter with four seconds left in regulation to tie the game at 69-69. Porter finished with 30 points to lead New London, which will be making its 10th straight trip to the title game, while DeAnte Bruton added 27, including 14 in the third quarter when the Whalers mounted their comeback.
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CROWN POINT | The Crown Point Community Library is gearing up to host the Abe Lincoln, Mark Twain and the Civil War program. This program will take place at 2:30 p.m. March 3 at the library.
This program will focus on how a union president and confederate deserter fought against slavery and racism in pre and post war days. Dave Ehlert will portray both Lincoln and Twainin this live theatrical production.
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- § 306. Expenditures for encouragement of industry and self-support; repayment
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GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ) - Green Bay police have ticketed a man and woman seen in video surveillance stealing from donation drop boxes for St. Vincent de Paul.
The couple also involved their two kids in the theft.
Last month, police released photos and video of numerous families stealing from the drop boxes for the non-profit Christian organization.
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The first wine produced by Cakebread Cellars was a Chardonnay from the 1973 vintage, and this varietal has become the most widely appreciated of its range. Grapes are sourced from Napa's best Chardonnay microclimates: the southernmost section of the Napa Valley, and the Carneros region, cool-climate areas recognized for the superb quality of the Chardonnay and Pinot Noir they produce. These vineyards, which Cakebread directly manages, are planted in a variety of clones which lend the wine depth and complex aromas. Because the different clones ripen at different rates in different vineyard sites, harvest may begin as early as the first of September and last until mid-October. The grapes are harvested at night or in the early hours of the morning, when the fruit is coolest. Fermentation can then begin with very little, if any, cooling.
Cakebread Cellars' Napa Valley Chardonnay is light straw in color with a glint of gold. Its aromas are reminiscent of green apples and the faint scent of apricots with a clean scent of mineral suggestive of flint. These impressions are repeated on the palate with a very slight buttery finish and a subtle hint of French oak vanillin in the background. Good depth with an ideal balance of fruit and crisp acidity lead into a fresh, silky finish.
Over 30 years ago, Jack Cakebread came to photograph the Napa Valley for a book and while there, he casually mentioned his interest in one day owning a vineyard to some family friends who had a ranch in Rutherford. When he returned home that afternoon, the phone rang and it was the family friends offering to sell their property. He headed back up to the valley that same afternoon...Read More About Cakebread
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SACRAMENTO - The Sacramento City Council took a big step Tuesday night to save the Kings franchise.
The council voted to approve a $447 million term sheet to build a new arena. The city would contribute $258 million in public resources, and private investors would contribute $189 million of the cost. The deal is non-binding, pending financial and environmental review.
The biggest deal may be what it means for Seattle's pursuit of the Kings.
The timing was not coincidental. Sacramento's Mayor Kevin Johnson wanted to have a deal in hand before lobbying NBA owners next week, in a formal presentation.
Seattle's investment group, which includes Chris Hansen, and Steve Ballmer, has a purchase agreement for the franchise, and the Kings have filed for relocation to Seattle in time for next season.
Hansen's group is also expected to make its own pitch at the meeting before a select group of NBA owners, and try to sell them on the city's already approved arena plan.
Sources say the group will also try to sell the long term vitality of the Seattle region and the strong corporate base.
Michael McCann, an NBA TV contributor and the director of the Vermont Law Sports Law Institute, applauds Sacramento.
"It's pretty impressive, especially in the last week or so, to put together a very strong arena proposal," said McCann.
"[The key factor will be] the final offer for the Kings itself. If the offer from Sacramento matches or exceeds the Seattle offer, the dynamics change considerably," said McCann.
McCann also says owners will likely ask hard questions of the Seattle group, and the Sacramento bid.
"The NBA is going to say there is a non binding commitment from Sacramento. We have 15-25 follow up questions that go to whether the revenue commitment is completely legitimate, whether it's plausible, whether it is realistic, issues of debt and financing," said McCann.
Then there is the billion dollar question.
"The NBA would have to categorically reject Hansen and Ballmer, maybe that's something they'd be willing to do, but let's face it, Hansen and Ballmer are an impressive duo who have a very strong business background," said McCann.
The NBA owners may not vote on whether to approve or reject Hansen's deal until April 19.


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Cancelling an asynchronous function call in Symbian Web Runtime
From Nokia Developer Wiki
This code snippet demonstrates how to cancel an asynchronous Trace function call of the Location Service API of the Symbian Web Runtime. It is assumed that the location changes are being tracked as described in Tracking changes in the current location in Symbian Web Runtime (with the startTracking() function).
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// Stops the tracking
function stopTracking() {
// The function to be cancelled is Trace
var cancelCriteria = new Object();
cancelCriteria.CancelRequestType = "TraceCancel";
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Visit Julia at Midwest Moms.
HM: Where are you from?
Julia: I am from the place where the land is flat, the corn is plentiful and the dogs ride in the front seat.
Seriously, I am from the border between Illinois and Indiana.
HM: When did you start blogging?
Julia: I have always been a writer of letters and the family storyteller. So many people have said to me, "you should write
that down!" So, I thought I would. I started Midwest Moms in May of 2008.
HM: Why do you blog?
Julia: The transition from being an independent woman employed outside the home to being an at-home mom was tough for me. I felt like I was
reinventing the wheel when I parented my first child, and it was so tough to make connections with other moms. I started a playgroup (of all first-timers,
of course!) But I really felt like I was groping and grasping for anything that would make mothering sensible, smooth, and fun. As I grew into motherhood, I
came to know that there is a "Sisterhood of Moms" out there-- a wisdom-sharing network of amazing women. I started blogging as a way to
share what I have learned with moms who haven't discovered the 'Sisterhood' yet... to let them in on the secret.
HM: What is your blog about?
Julia:Midwest Moms is about the funny side of parenting, about lessons I learn from life, about what works and what doesn't. I've talked about potty training strategies, what to do when children
fight, sports, school, family relationships, holiday ideas, tips and tricks for saving money, how to make the most of your childrens' talents, and raising healthy, happy children. In a word, it's about motherhood.
HM: What are your ultimate goals for your blog?
Julia: My goals are to share what I know and to give moms (and dads)a boost to overcome some of their parenting hurdles. I hope I am creating both a resource for parents and a place where my readers can feel at home and share their own ideas.
HM: What do you want your readers to get out of your blog?
Julia: I want them to get a good read, sometimes a laugh or an idea or a different perspective that maybe they haven't thought about before.
HM: What do you do to get your readers to keep coming back?
Julia: I just try to write well about issues that are important to me. I hope they will come back because they are interested and because they have something important to contribute to
the discussion.
One thing I try to do is to respond to all the comments my readers leave and questions they have. It's good to keep the dialogue going.
HM: Do you have any favorite blogs or any blogs that you read regularly?
Julia: I am a news-hound, so I read MSNBC FirstRead and the Caucus at the NY Times. I also read blogs through Blogcatalog and Blogher.
I have started a wiki-zine on Zimbio called All About Parenting, too. Because parenting bloggers can submit articles on their own, it has become a great place for me to see what other bloggers are
HM: Do you have any advice for other bloggers?
Julia: Write about what you know and make sure that you are really contributing something. I try only to write when I have something meaningful to say, and I try to do it in as thoughtful a way as
Also, if you belong to blogging communities, make the most of them by using them to make connections with other bloggers; you can learn so much and "meet" some truly wonderful people in the process.
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"Buy the Box" Booksale Set for September 13
Do you remember how Scrooge McDuck used to swim through a bin full of money? Now you can do the same thing, only with books instead of cash.
The Friends of the Metropolitan Library System's second "Buy the Box" booksale will be held on Saturday, September 13, at the Library Maintenance Building, 1364 NE 3rd, from 9:00am to 2:00pm.
"We did this for the first time last year," said Carol Gilbert, Coordinator of the Friends of the Metropolitan Library System, "and everyone had a lot of fun with it."
The main Friends of the Library booksale, which is held annually in February, is internationally known and has generated millions of dollars for the Metropolitan Library System. In fact, the event is so successful and people are so generous with their donations of books for the sale, a four-month-early pre-sale is now possible.
"We decided we needed to do something to create more storage space," Gilbert said. "This way, we get the space and readers get the books."
"Buy the Box" isn't just a catchy name for the sale. It's absolutely descriptive. Books will be sold in sealed boxes. Each box will be marked as to the type of book it contains—mysteries, romances, general adult fiction, children's books, religion, and Reader's Digest condensed books.
"It'll be a real grab bag," Gilbert explained. "Other than type, you won't know what you're getting until you open the box. But you know, we'll be selling the boxes for from three to ten dollars, so if you find only one or two books you get excited about, you still come out ahead."
In addition to the boxes of books, there will also be some individually priced Christmas and craft books.
"By the time of the big sale in February," Gilbert added, "a lot of people are Christmased out and they don't even want to think about buying Christmas books. But they can come and buy some on September 13 and start getting in the mood early."
Payment can be made by cash or check. If you have questions, please call the Friends of the Library at (405) 606-3763.
The Metropolitan Library System of Oklahoma County includes 12 libraries and five extension libraries. Libraries include Belle Isle, Capitol Hill, Ralph Ellison, Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library and Southern Oaks in Oklahoma City, as well as Bethany, Choctaw, Del City, Edmond, Midwest City, Village and Warr Acres. Extensions are located in the communities of Harrah, Jones, Luther and Nicoma Park and include Wright Library in Oklahoma City. You can also reach us at www.metrolibrary.org


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Erica's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
I am a Laker girl through and through! I have been watching them since I was little, I had the biggest crush on Nick VanExel (ssshh)!! My mom, stepdad and I would always make a gigantic bowl of popcorn and yell at the Refs. on TV. as if they could actually hear us. Some of my favorite memories include watching the Lakers at home and at the Staples Center!!
What's your favorite movie quote?
"Alyssa, I'm sorry I called you a gap-toothed b*tch. It's not your fault you're so gap-toothed."- Mean Girls
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
I consider myself the Queen of PACMAN, and hell yeah I could take you guys, bring it on!!!!! <3
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
I have my belly button pierced, and 3 piercings in each ear, and one tattoo on my wrist! (Roman Numerals of my grandma's birth and death year).
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
Tha Block is Hot by Lil Wayne. I love Lil Wayne, but that song is next to impossible to understand. I only know like 4 words in the entire song, and mumble most of the words. The beat still gets me every time though. :)
What's your best party trick?
I am not one to shy away from a good time! I am usually the first one to cut a rug on the dance floor, and can make a bong out of just about anything! Aaayyyeee!! Haha
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
"Hey girl, you look just like Christmas time".... definitely made my night.
What's the worst job you've ever had?
I've been lucky enough to have worked some pretty awesome jobs! However, the most interesting job that I've had was as a tradeshow model, where I had to sell Kneepads. This included putting kneepads on grown men....eye level with their crotch....all while wearing a pencil skirt, and sporting the kneepads myself. Let's just say, there was a lot of pelvic thrusting, and dirty jokes involved. It was awesome.
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
My stepdad was a pilot, and flew both commercial and corporate planes. One day, he took a friend and I to Catalina Island and let me be the co-pilot (mind you, I was like 9 years old at the time). As we approached the airport, he gave me an instruction to descend downward towards the runway, and I did the exact opposite. We ended up way up in the sky with little gas, and had to circle around the island to correct my mistake. Needless to say, that was the last time I co-piloted an airplane.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
A gigantic Teriyaki Burger from Harbor House, with fries and an Oreo Malt...... Soooooooo Gooood!!!
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
A gallon of paint.
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
Back in college at UCSB, my boyfriend at the time and I would sneak down to the beach and 'play in the sand' when no one was looking, or so we thought. ;) Our sand-scapades were one of the highlights of my college career!
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
My Zebra-print Onesy!! It has little faces on the feet and is so soft and comfortable. I'm all for comfort, so the more comfortable I am, the sexier I feel!


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FLORENCE — It debuted at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah to rave reviews and later this month Shoals residents will have a chance to see the documentary that tells the story of the rise of the Muscle Shoals music scene.
"Muscle Shoals" is coming to the Shoals as part of the George Lindsey Film Festival.
The first local screening will be held at the Marriott Shoals Hotel & Spa Conference Center ballroom on Feb. 27. The event marks the official opening of the festival.
In addition to the film, there will be a VIP meet and greet and an after-show concert featuring some of the biggest names in Shoals music.
Tickets for the premiere start at $100, which includes gallery seating and an after-show party pass. There also are several VIP packages priced at $1,000 to $25,000.
On March 1, the film will be presented at the University of North Alabama's Norton Auditorium. Tickets for that showing are $20.
Proceeds from the VIP concert will go to the Alabama Music Hall of Fame and to support local exhibits relating to Muscle Shoals music.
"If you go to the VIP showing or the other one, you need to see this film if you have any interest at all about what's going on in Muscle Shoals," said Rodney Hall, president of FAME Music Publishing and chairman of the Alabama Music Hall of Fame board of directors. "Anybody who goes to see this, no matter how much you think you know about Muscle Shoals music, you'll learn something. I did and I grew up in it."
The event on Feb. 27 begins with a VIP meet and greet in the 360 Grille overlooking the Tennessee River.
Artists who appeared in the movie will participate in the event, as will members of the film's production team.
"Muscle Shoals" will begin at 7 p.m. and will be followed by a short question-and-answer segment.
The evening will be capped with a concert featuring Muscle Shoals music legends and "our stars of today." The band will be led by John Paul White, a Florence resident and one half of the multiple Grammy winning duo The Civil Wars.
Debbie Wilson, executive director of the Florence-Lauderdale Tourism Bureau, said interest in the VIP event is growing by word of mouth alone.
"We've already seen evidence of that," Wilson said. "Some of our (convention and visitors bureau) folks from the north are going to be here for the premier. They're buying tickets and reserving hotel rooms."
The movie will be shown in the convention center ballroom, which hosted the premiere of "When I Find the Ocean" in 2006 and also is the home of the "Muscle Shoals to Music Row Live" concert series.
"Obviously, we're very honored to host it," Marriott Shoals General Manager Larry Bowser said. "To me, the movie is a tremendous opportunity to showcase the area."
Wilson said the premiere and the general buzz about the documentary and the resurgence of Muscle Shoals music old and new should have a lasting impact on local tourism.
"From a tourism standpoint, this is a big deal," she said. "A lot of other communities would love to have something this major to hang their tourism hat on."
Cynthia Burkhead, co-director of the George Lindsey UNA Film Festival, said hosting the documentary is big news for the festival, too.
"We are honored that our festival was selected as one of the venues for this amazing documentary," Burkhead said.
A question-and-answer session with local music legends will follow the UNA screening.
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Connecticut Magazine features nearly 300 Yale New Haven Health physicians (from Bridgeport, Greenwich, and Yale-New Haven Hospitals and Northeast Medical Group), as among the best in the state in its annual "Top Doctors" issue.
The doctors, who provide a wide range of specialties, were among 844 doctors throughout the state selected from the results of a questionnaire sent to 5,000 Connecticut physicians and then combined with Connecticut Magazine's surveys from 2010-2012.
Bernard Adelsberg, MD, Allergy Immunology
Catherine Alonzo, MD, Urology
Robert A. Altbaum, MD, Internal Medicine
Jeffrey Alter, MD, Dermatology
Rahul S. Anand, MD, Anesthesiology
Ronald Angoff, MD, Pediatrics
Richard Antaya, MD, Dermatology
Paul J. Apostolides, MD, Neurosurgery
Stephen Atlas, MD, Internal Medicine
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Henry A. Backe, MD, Orthopedic Surgery
Kenneth S. Backman, MD, Allergy Immunology
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The grant was awarded to United Sportsmen of Wisconsin, Inc. by the Department of Natural Resources as part of the budget, but later rescinded by Governor Scott Walker. Many Democrats complained the recipient wasn't well qualified to promote the outdoors, and was nothing more than a Republican action group.
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Shankland says knowing the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service had weighed in on the issue in June, the grant should never have proceeded through the budget process. "I think this shows that they deliberately obfuscated and prevented information from coming to light in the Legislature, and if we are going to act on behalf of the public, with the public's trust, we need to be fully equipped with information that other branches of government, other members of government, and the DNR should be prepared to give to us at all times."
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I'm sorry that it's taken me so long to get to your order! I'll get it done as soon as I can!
I do have one question though, is there a reason that the photos of Kellan and Kaya are in black and white?
If there is, then I won't use different photos, but I had idea for the banner when I read the summary and it requires their photos to be in color.
(I was going to put them in color and Rosalie in black and white so that she blends in a bit more with the background.)
No there is not a reason, my computer is malfunctioning and has not been allowing me to see all the pictures I google or on tumblr, I just grabbed the few I saw. They can be changed if that works better for you. I like the Rosalie idea, so if you need better photos feel free to find them. :D
This is perfect! I love what you did with it and the pictures are PERFECT! Thank you so very much!
Hey :) If you havent got my email about my banners, lol. I would still like them :)
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