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Watch design is always a good post. Today's cool watch idea comes from Jihun Yeom and uses colored lasers to display the current time. The red laser denotes minutes and the blue one shows hours. This would be useful as a pair of goggles too.
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I can empathize with men who shell out so much money when they go out with women. It can get expensive to pay for two people go out, especially in Atlanta. Often times, the issue of going dutch vs. one person pays kind of works itself out after a couple of months.
When a guy offers to take me out, he plans the date and is prepared to cover the costs. When I make an effort to ask the man out, I expect to handle it in the same way. I know some women who only feel comfortable paying for men when the costs are kept low. The idea of paying for an expensive meals, concert tickets, or weekend trips for men just doesn't sit well with them.
When a woman pays, should she be mindful of the amount of money she spends? Is it merely the thought and gesture of offering to pay or paying that men want to see? Does it matter if she doesn't find a way to reciprocate to the exact degree a man has treated her?
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CSU standout Niki Zmij runs with the wind
Niki Zmij is generating quite a buzz. This on-the-go dynamo is an MBA student at Cleveland State University's Monte Ahuja College of Business Administration. She also happens to be CEO of Amplified Wind Solutions, an up-and-coming clean-tech company.
Amplified Wind Solutions was launched last year to commercialize a wind-amplification system developed by Dr. Majid Rashidi, chair of CSU's Engineering Technology Department. By using cylindrical structures to deflect wind into turbines, the system can produce up to six times more energy than conventional wind turbines. Amplified Wind Solutions plans to adapt the technology to power telecom towers.
With Zmij at the helm, Amplified Wind Solutions won second place in the 2012 Northeast Ohio Entrepreneur Expo's Student Business Contest. Earlier this year, the company took first place at the Ohio Clean Energy Challenge and advanced to the regional Clean Energy Challenge in Chicago, where Zmij last month won the "Breaking Barriers" Award for being an outstanding female entrepreneur.
"I was definitely surprised," Zmij told the Techli blog. "It was amazing to be welcomed onstage by a group of such strong, successful and intelligent women."


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Situated on Smith's Lawn in the heart of the Windsor Great Park royal estate, Guard's polo club boasts two of the country's top polo competitions –the Cartier Queen's Cup and the International Coronation Cup which in 2012 pits England against South Africa. Equestrian Art will be exhibiting at the latter event which occurs in the middle of July.
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Gabby Giffords deserves a vote. The families of Newtown deserve a vote. The families of Aurora deserve a vote. The families of Oak Creek, and Tucson, and Blacksburg, and the countless other communities ripped open by gun violence – they deserve a simple vote.President Obama, urging congress—more specifically, the GOP-controlled House of Representatives, to put his gun control proposals to a vote.
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They've no doubt noticed that consumers push aside their turkey dinners long enough to shop.
Macy's, Target, Kohl's and Best Buy have all announced they will launch their Black Friday sales as the clock strikes midnight on Thanksgiving Day night, hoping to gain an advantage over rivals in the intense day-after-Thanksgiving competition. It won't help them compete with online retailers on Thanksgiving Day itself, however.
And Thanksgiving Day is becoming a more important online shopping day, as consumers become increasingly accustomed to having easy access to the Internet at home. Not only will 77% of U.S. homes have broadband Internet subscriptions by 2012, according to research firm Gartner, but Wi-Fi is increasingly the norm. Lounging on the couch with your laptop or iPad and browsing the web during commercial breaks of football games, or while waiting for the turkey to finish, promises to turn into as much of a ritual as loosening your belt after that extra slice of pie.
That trend showed up in the U.S. online sales numbers from last Thanksgiving Day: $407 million, up a hefty 28% from the previous year, according to web measurement firm comScore Inc.
Web retailers have the advantage of not having to dragoon legions of employees to staff physical stores to make those sales. Their web platforms do most of the work without human intervention. Hands-free selling is turning into a big advantage as shoppers become accustomed to being able to buy at any time of day or night, wherever they happen to be.
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Inland Swimming Areas Closed Due To Bacteria
Environmental officials are closing inland swimming spots in five Connecticut towns due to high bacteria levels from heavy rains.
Man Burned In Colchester House Fire
A man pulled from a house fire in Colchester has been flown to a Rhode Island hospital with serious burns.
Mercury Spill At Colchester Town Hall
Colchester Town Hall was evacuated Monday morning as a precaution, after a small amount of mercury was released from a broken thermostat in the town clerk's office.
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What Magic is
Introduced in 1993 by a tiny Washington state company called Wizards of the Coast, Magic, an innovative new card game, quickly achieved international success. Ten years later Wizards of the Coast and Magic: The Gathering are still going strong with three new expansion sets of the cards released every year and even a recently developed Magic computer game on the market.
Magic is a card game set in the fantastic alternate universe of Dominia. The players become wizards, who use land, creature, artifact, sorcery, instant and enchantment cards to defeat opponents. Chris Stagno 07 offered this description of the game; It is kind of a cross between chess and poker where every card changes the rules.
The illustrations on each card make the game unique. Countless artists have provided illustrations for the cards, their name appearing on the bottom of each card. Magic players often have a favorite artist whose work they particularly admire.
What Magic is not
Joel Nerenberg 04, St. Olaf Magic Club president, said, people often mistake Magic for the role-playing game Dungeons and Dragons, but Magic is not a role-playing game. Members of the St. Olaf Magic Club emphasized that Magic, unlike role-playing, is not acting. Magic is ultimately a game of strategy and probability. And a little luck doesnt hurt either.
Magic at St. Olaf
Nerenberg started the Magic club after identifying the demand for a unified Magic community on campus. For years, pockets of students have met in residence hall lounges for informal games.
The St. Olaf Magic community has even developed its own legend and lore. According to Noel Helgesen 04, There is a rumor that the group in Ytterboe passes down a huge collection of cards from year to year. Iain Anderson 04 and Jake Huseby 04, two Ytterboe residents who play Magic, however, said that the Ytterboe Magic collection is no more than a myth.
The St. Olaf Magic club is definitely open to players new to Magic or those returning to the game after a long hiatus. Ten new players have joined the club this year. Phil Johnson 06, a first-timer in the St. Olaf club, reported that he hadnt played Magic since he was 16; his interest was rekindled when he saw the club playing Magic in the Mellby lounge a few weeks ago. The Magic clubbers are always willing to teach those who have never played or have forgotten how to play the game. They will always offer to lend newbies a deck of cards.
Nerenbergs current goals are to bring together the various residence hall Magic groups and receive the funding necessary to become an official campus organization. Club member Weldon Green 04 mentioned that funding may allow the club to participate in Minneapolis Magic tournaments. The club needs to buy newer cards, however, in order to participate in major tournaments.
Yes, one must pay to play Magic. With new cards released each year, older cards become outdated, though they can still be used in nontournament play. Very serious players must keep up by purchasing more and more cards. Part of the Magic addiction involves the need to buy more and more up-to-date cards. Many non-Magic players have heard of people going broke, losing a job or failing out of school because of Magic. The St. Olaf Magic club is diverse in their monetary commitments to the game.
Helgesen, for instance, mentioned that he had spent thousands of dollars just on Magic cards. Huseby, on the other hand, inherited his brothers card collection and as a result, has spent absolutely nothing on the game.
Nerenberg said, It is possible to play cheap. Magic really isnt any more expensive than any other hobby. For instance, people pay $30 a month on cable television.
Time Commitment
Although there are those who eat, drink and sleep Magic: The Gathering, St. Olaf Magic players do not appear to spend an inordinate amount of time on their hobby. They meet on Saturdays at 2 p.m. and play for approximately four hours. Male players present last Saturday mentioned that their girlfriends and homework kept them from spending too much time on the game.
Whats the Magic type?
Do women play Magic? Some of the St. Olaf club membersgirlfriends were reported to play Magic, but there were no women present at the club meeting last Saturday. Apparently, one St. Olaf female played regularly last year. Joel estimates that about 10% of all Magic players are female.
Are Magic players math geeks? Magic certainly appeals to mathematical minds that enjoy the games strategy and reliance on probability, but the St. Olaf Magic club members were definitely not clumped in one area of the curriculum. While a few of the Magic club members were math majors, others were English, psychology and biology majors.
Why play Magic?
Members of the St. Olaf Magic club mentioned that the flexibility of the game is a big part of its allure. There are thousands of Magic cards on the market, from which players may build their decks (each of which includes sixty cards). Then they must, of course, choose how to best play the hand of cards they drew. Building ones deck and playing out the hands are Magic strategies that seem to give the game an almost endless variety of outcomes.
Future of Magic
While Magic: The Gathering has become less visible in the past few years, its future looks bright. The latest cards are flashier and appeal to a new generation of Magic players. The target group used to be older teens and younger twenty-somethings, but pre-teens and younger teens are now also becoming interested in Magic. In addition, Magic veterans have found that the games sophistication has increased over the years encouraging them to keep playing. St. Olaf Magic club members all expect that Magic will be played by all ages for years to come.
Alas, the world of Magic: The Gathering is not a strange mystery subculture haunted only by math geeks and gaming dorks. Although it does not claim the long history of such games as Scrabble, poker and chess, neither does Magic: The Gathering deserve the ridicule it sometimes receives from those who have never played the game. The rigorous intellectual demands and drama are certainly worth a nod. Would be scoffers are advised to play a hand and discover for themselves if they too believe in Magic.


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TOOOL PWM was founded in early 2012 as an offshoot of the GraniteSec information security meetup. The mission of The Open Organisation Of Lockpickers is to advance the general public knowledge about locks and lockpicking. By examining locks, safes, and other such hardware and by publicly discussing our findings we hope to strip away the mystery with which so many of these products are imbued.The more that people know about lock technology, the better they are capable of understanding how and where certain weaknesses are present. This makes them well-equipped to participate in sportpicking endeavors and also helps them simply be better consumers in the marketplace, making decisions based on sound fact and research.
This class will focused on the core principles of locks, the inherent vulnerabilities caused by the manufacturing process, and how that leads to locks being picked. We will providing hands on demonstrations and all necessary materials (locks and picks)
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Parents Upset Over Lunchtime Palm Scanner
$300,000 system leads to privacy concerns.
Parents of students at Carroll County schools in Baltimore say a new policy that scans kids' palms to pay for their lunches goes too far.
With the PalmSecure system, students hover their hands over an infrared scanner that ID's them by the unique patterns in their skin and registers a sale, according to a report from the Daily Herald.
The Herald talked to Mike Richmond, who has two children at a Westminster elementary school. He said the scanning started before parents were given the chance to opt out.
"I didn't appreciate how they handled it. I'm concerned about it. I know it's the way of the future, but it's fingerprinting, it's palm-printing."
The district said the goal is to decrease the time it takes to pay for lunches since the children have a limited amount of time to eat their meals.
The controversial system is operating in three Carroll County elementary schools with plans to expand to the whole district within a year. It's also used in many other schools around the country where there have also been concerns about invasion of privacy as well as the cost of the system. Once implemented, PalmSecure will run the Carroll County district about $300,000.
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Happy said "Wake up why would the goverment put into action for a school lunch program to save a litte time for them to eat". First off the government did not, the school did. dont twist and turn to better suite your argument. the school did, so if its the schools program how is the government trying to track you through it.
like i said in the last post, they have other ways and means to track us already, i.e. credit card transactions. when they get rid of paper money and make everbody get a goverment issue credit card then have some concern.
so being able to track you is not a conspiracy theory, its true. and im giving that to you to take the conspiracy theory out of this, its for the school by the school and does not have anything to do with the government. so mr kennith being able to track you through credit cards is relevent, because you said the freedom theyre trying to take away with the palm reader is the 4th Amendment, the right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure of your person or your property, but its ok for them to do it through your credit card because it was willingly done. its not willingly done if you think its conspiracy theory crap. so the school started doing it without the parent permission, now they know go to a differant school willingly. whats done is done, the school (not government) had good intentions. the government doesnt need the schools to track the kids in the future, they aready have there own, and they wouldnt risk the debate about something we know about(like palm readers in school), its what we dont know about that we should be scared of. kennith maybe ur right. maybe its beyond me to write a coherent post, but unlike your argument, mine is not prejudice, or anti goverment. if you think about it "No personal identification information is exchanged" to get ur lunch. HOW DOES IT TAKE AWAY YOUR FREEDOM? ((coherent) next they'll say its not coherent beause of my spelling or punctuation mistakes, thats there next argument in a losing battle)
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Tuesday October 14, 2014
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photo presentation from 7-8pm
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come early & enjoy a French or Italian wine ~ show 7-8 pm
Join us for a magical photo-journey hour exploring Venice, the Dolomite Alps, Belluno & Slovenia!
Tuesday May 27, 2014
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Journey through mysterious Venice, the majestic Dolomite Alps, beautiful Belluno & Slovenia, a country of many faces on the Adriatic Sea. Feast your eyes & soul! Come early and grab a great glass of Italian vino!
Join us for an unforgettable adventure June 19-25, 2015 followed by the Parc du Queyras Wildflower Hiking Tour!
The journey begins exploring old town Nice where we base at a comfortable, authentic pension/bed & breakfast. Early morning walks up the coline above town offer the opportunity to wander the town cemetery and take in the breathtaking views of the deep blue Mediterranean below. The Matisse Museum, walks along the malecon and explorations of all the wonderful nuances in-between make for a fun filled three days.
Venturing north as we wind through the backroads of Provence by shuttle, we arrive for lunch at the medieval town of Entreveaux where the old citadel awaits us.
The next three nights are spent at a scenic hotel over-looking the plunging river running through Moustiers-Saint-Marie, just west of the Gorge du Verdon. The little chapel tucked into the high rocks over-looking the village inspires awe, the shoppers will love wandering the maze of stores throughout the village and then the highlight is exploring the Gorge du Verdon, known as one of Europe's most stunning gorges which runs 25 kilometres long and up to 700 metros deep and boasts a deep turquoise color. Next we drive north through scenic backroads to the Parc du Queyras where our 11 day hiking & cultural adventure begins! Cost TBA.
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Senate Bill 375, authored by Senator Darrell Steinberg of Sacramento and signed by Governor Schwarzenegger in 2008, requires the California Air Resources Board (ARB) to develop regional greenhouse gas emission targets for automobiles and light trucks. Metropolitan Planning Organizations in 18 California regions, including the Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG), will each create a Sustainable Communities Strategy, combining transportation and land use elements to serve as a plan for achieving the emission reductions targets.
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Failed to shine when compared to his teammate
It may come as a surprise that of the 750-odd Grand Prix drivers who have competed in World Championship history, merely 44 have been Germans. And Siegfried Stohr wasn't one of them. Despite his name, and paternal Germanic parentage, Stohr was born in Rimini, Italy on 10th October 1952, and was brought up an Italian through and through.
With reasonable results in lower formulae, he found himself racing in the top flight in 1981, and furthermore, racing alongside his good friend, who also happened to be an Italian F1 institution - Riccardo Patrese. A daunting task yes, but he would still have been disappointed at his performances, which failed to yield a point compared to Patrese's 10. Perhaps he would have done better if a Grand Prix had been staged at Misano.
Formula Italia champ, fast tracked to Euro F3
Stohr took up karting at the comparatively old age of 19 - perhaps this had something to do with his educational studies, as he later graduated in psychology. He was a three time winner of major Italian karting titles in his 5 year stint, and for the last three years he was a member of the national squad. In 1976, having married his Swiss sweetheart Madeleine, he moved up to racing cars in a Formula Italia chassis given to him by his pal Patrese. In 1977 he became Formula Italia champion with several excellent drives.
Perhaps this success was the motivation behind him being fast-tracked, as he also appeared Italian F3 in a Chevron B38 Toyota, scoring two points to place equal 17th overall. He also raced in European F3 championship, and in the same car he came home a brilliant 5th at Vallelunga, scoring another two points and leaving him equal 23rd in the championship, equal with Australian Geoff Brabham, Frenchman Patrick Gaillard and Italian Roberto Campominosi.
Beta than the rest, blitzing Italian F3, plus podium finish in Monaco
Concentrating full-time on Italian F3 in 1978, he joined Pino Trivellato's team with help from the Beta tools company, a long-time supporter of motor-racing. Again driving a Chevron-Toyota, he started with the previous year's B38 chassis, but then gave the new B43 chassis a win in its debut race at Misano, and was eventually a convincing champion, scoring 54 points in the process.
Also participating in a couple of rounds of European F3, he raced at Enna where he scored pole position and fastest lap but could only finish 8th in a race won by Michael Bleekemolen. At the prestigious Monaco F3 race, he drove well to secure a fine 2nd place, behind Elio de Angelis, but ahead of future F1 pilots Alain Prost, Jan Lammers and Jean-Louis Schlesser. Even though this was not a round of the European championship, the performance marked Stohr out as a man to watch.
Impresses with seven points finishes, including victory at Enna
It was clear now that he could cut the mustard with the big boys, and in 1979 made the move to F2. It was not the outstanding success he would have hoped, despite his Chevron-BMW B48 taking him to two 2nd places at Vallelunga and Pau. His season finished in a disappointing fashion, when a switch to a March-BMW 792 chassis proved a bad move, although he did come home 5th at Misano. 17 points left the eccentric Italian in 8th place in the championship.
1980, though, was a different story. With plenty of sponsorship backing from Beta, his move to the Alan Docking/Spitzley team brought him seven points finishes in his Hart powered Toleman TG280. This included a fine victory at Enna, a 2nd at Pau and further podium finishes at Hockenheim and Zolder. With 29 points he finished 4th in a Championship won by Brian Henton.
Siegfried can't qualify, while teammate takes pole
Having spent two seasons in F2, the next logical step was F1. Now the Arrows team had had a pretty dismal year in 1980, struggling for points with Riccardo Patrese and Jochen Mass, and not even qualifying late in the season with replacements Mike Thackwell and Manfred Winkelhock. They clearly needed some cashflow in the second car to partner Patrese - and as Beta climbed on board and became one of the team's major sponsors, Stohr was their man.
Having retired with engine problems from the South African GP which did not have championship status, the first race of the season proper was something of an eye opener for Siegfried. Patrese took pole and led the race for some distance; Stohr failed to qualify. Patrese then proceeded to come 3rd, 7th and 2nd in the next three races, and Siegfried was looking poor value by comparison. He was, though, yet to play a major role in one of the year's most shocking, if memorable, moments.
Black weekend at Zolder sees Osella man hit and chaos on the grid
This was, of course, the disastrous weekend at Zolder, where on the Friday, Osella mechanic Giovanni Amadeo had been struck by Carlos Reutemann's Williams. This prompted on Sunday something of a demonstration, when on the dummy grid mechanics blocked the start/finish line protesting against the ridiculously cramped pit conditions. Many drivers got out of their cars to join them - some showing support for the mechanics' cause, others displaying disapproval of their treatment by the race organisers. Five minutes later, the cars were sent into the formation lap, despite the fact that not all the drivers had returned to their cars.
This caused utter chaos, and when eventually the cars reassembled (and Nelson Piquet was sent for another lap having overshot his mark), Patrese waved his arms to show that he had stalled the engine. An Arrows mechanic, Dave Luckett jumped onto the track and tried to restart the car. Nevertheless, FISA rep Derek Ongaro started the race.
See a video of Stohr's collision with Patrese and Luckett.
As he turned back towards his stricken Arrows, Inoue failed to see the marshals' vehicle heading towards him along the grass, and he was given an almighty clout.
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See a video of Stohr's reaction to the incident.
"You can see Stohr leap from the car, you can see his anguish..."
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Shocking incident see Stohr ram Patrese and injure his mechanic
Several cars avoided Patrese's stricken machine, but Stohr, seeing an opening suddenly appear on the inside, darted right and slammed, fully accelerated, into the back of his teammate, where Luckett was working. The chaos continued when, although Luckett lay seriously injured on the tarmac and there were ambulances and dozens of helpers on track, the race organisers initially failed to bring out the red flag.
Despite the fact that they weren't leading, Didier Pironi and Alan Jones, seeing what was going on, slowed down to block the track, enforcing the race's abortion. While Luckett suffered a broken leg and wrist and facial lacerations, he later recovered; Giovanni Amadeo later died of the injuries he had sustained on the Friday. Although none of this had been Stohr's fault in the slightest, he was in tears over the incident, and anecdotally, was never the same driver again.
Forced to take on Pirelli rubber; whole host of DNFs sour season
Nonetheless he did well to qualify respectably at the next round in Monaco. From there, though, the year went steadily downhill for Arrows as the A3 began to show its age, and at Dijon Siegfried even failed to qualify again. Their job was not made any easier by the fact that from Silverstone onwards, they were forced to use Pirelli rubber, which was far inferior to the frontrunners' Goodyears.
After Monaco, both Patrese and Stohr would only finish twice more for the rest of the season - Patrese in France and Las Vegas, Stohr at Zandvoort and Hockenheim. Starting from 24th in Germany, Stohr finished a lap down on the winner, Nelson Piquet.
DNQs in front of home crowd, seat taken by hapless Canadian
When Stohr failed to qualify the car at Monza, 2.4 seconds slower than Patrese, one imagines Arrows had had enough. The final two races would be held across the Atlantic in Montreal and Las Vegas, and while Beta stayed on, Stohr did not. His place was taken by Canadian Jacques Villeneuve Snr, a man of less talent than either his brother Gilles or nephew Jacques Jnr, but one who was possibly worth a few more sponsorship dollars in North America than Stohr.
Jacques ineptly failed to qualify the car in both races. Stohr, still possibly unnerved over the Zolder incident, called it quits in 1982.
Founds highly successful driver training school at Misano
This was not the end of his driving career though - far from it. In association with BMW Italy (and with the support of Beta, of course), he set about establishing the Siegfried Stohr Racing School known as "Guidare Pilotare", based at his home track of Misano, 18km from his birthplace Rimini. It has since become one of Europe's premier driver training schools, and over the past 20 years has tutored over 45,000 people.
Initially it was managed by Pierpaolo Gardella, an associate of Stohr's from his Italian F3 days, who later went on to work for Ferrari, Bernie Ecclestone and Williams. Stohr currently employs some of the sport's top drivers to instruct, including Paolo Delle Piane, Mauro Martini and Giorgio Tibaldo.
Writes books on safe driving - futile in Italy!
And it appears he still hits the race tracks every now and again. For example, we know that in 2000 he did participate in the Alfredo Melandri Memorial kart event, joining other Italian drivers of various ages and experience, and featuring such names as Tamara Vidali, Andrea de Lorenzi, Luca Drudi, Gianni Morbidelli and Marco Apicella. Sharing his kart with Massimo Carli and Mauro Cassani, Stohr placed 9th.
Meanwhile, Stohr has also written several books on how to drive safely on public roads (something which is much in need in Italy!), and also an autobiography called La Mia Formula Uno, which talks about his career.
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A killjoy story
My name is Liliana. I'm 17 years of age.
I was born on the 24th of October.
Not that it matters anymore. Nothing about anyone matters in this day and age.
Not since BL/ind took over.
Ive lived on my own for a couple years now, in an old abandoned caravan.
I'll admit, its not a glamorous life.
But its better then no life at all. Or the mindless life of a Draculoid.
Ive recently tuned into Dr.Death Defying's transmissions on the radio.
When he talks, its about taking down BL/ind.
Though lately hes been speaking a lot about these 4 Killjoys.
4 Killjoys who are on the run from BL/ind.
Who are wanted "criminals".
To be honest, I don't think their criminals.
I think BL/ind is just saying they are because they want us to help them track down the people who are causing them havoc. People they can't control.
The patter of Gabriel's paws on the carpet woke me up.
"Hey boy, you hungry?" I yawned, patting the grey Husky on the head.
Gabriel whined and I took that as a 'yes'.
I found the dog wandering about, just outside of Battery City.
He was thin and weak, so I took him back with me and named him after the Archangel Gabriel.
Now hes pretty much my best friend. Well my only friend.
Speaking of Battery City. I really need to go get some more supplies.
I'm running low on canned food. For both Gabriel and myself.
"Sorry Gabriel but its sloppy dog chow again" I informed the whining dog at my feet as I scooped the dog food into a plastic bowl.
"Yum yum" I laughed as I set the bowl on the floor.
As for feeding myself, I heated up some frozen vegetables, well half heated it up.
The oven ran out of gas before the vegetables could be fully cooked.
Just my luck.
My day went by slowly, as it always does.
I cleaned up the caravan as a distraction while I waited for a transmission from Dr. Death Defying. I'm anxious to hear about the Killjoys.
During the last transmission, Dr.D said that a young girl who was traveling with the Killjoys had been taken by some Draculoids and that the Killjoys planned to storm the BL/ind headquarters.
That transmission was 3 days ago.
And that worried me.
"I give up" I sighed after about 2 hours of waiting. I had run out of ways to distract myself from losing my patience. "Not to worry Gabriel, I bet they are all okey" I smiled down at him.
He barked in possible agreement.
I went into the tiny bathroom and checked my appearance.
I had recently cut my hair so it retched my chin. I had planned to grow it out but figured that long hair just is not practical.
I was still wearing what I wore yesterday.
Baby blue skinny jeans and a plain black long-sleeved shirt.
Even my eyeliner was still coated around my eyes.
"Jeepers, talk about good eyeliner" I said to my reflection as I brushed the knots out of my hair.
Sudden banging on the caravan door made me jump "Holy crap!"
Gabriel started barking like mad.
That cant be good.
"Quite Gabriel" I hissed, but he kept barking.
I traded the hair brush for a knife from the kitchen counter and stepped towards the door.
"Who is it? What do you want?" I spoke sternly, hoping that it wasn't a Draculoid.
"I need help!" A frightened female voice responded.
I went over to the window and peeked through the blinds.
At my door stood a girl of about 16 with long, dark brown hair and a big side fringe. She wore grey skinny jeans and a bright green t-shirt.
At her side was a little girl with lighter brown hair with a pink bow in it and wearing purple jeans and a pink shirt.
Both were caked in dirt and dried blood.
The older girl banged on the door again.
"Please we need to hide"
Taking a wild guess I would say that Draculoids were after them.
That alone was good enough for me.
I pulled open the door and pulled them in.
Slamming and locking the door behind me.
I know better then to let strangers in but these two looked utterly terrified. And that is something that is not very easy to act.
"Thank you so much" The older girl said as I led the two over to the sofa.
"No problem, you will be safe here" I replied. "So whats your names?"
"I'm Steph and this is my little sister Carly"
"Nice to meet you. I'm Liliana"
Gabriel growled."And that is Gabriel" I laughed.
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Community psychology includes a focus on ecological determinants of mental health issues in the community, prevention, structural/institutional change, and a consideration of social justice. The course presents a comprehensive overview of community psychology theory, research methods, and illustrations of its application. The course requires a minimum of 15 hours of participant observation at three community institutions in preparation for the action research placement. Prerequisites: Admission to the Community Psychology graduate program. (Fall)
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Both quantitative and qualitative methodologies utilized in Community Psychology will be addressed. Students will not only learn about the various Community Psychology research methods, but will also implement their knowledge by designing and conducting a research study relevant to community psychology issues. Prerequisites: PSYC 6301, PSYC 6302, & PSYC 6381/MATH 6363. (Spring)
PSYC 6386 Program Evaluation
Didactic, experiential, and research experiences for the purposes of understanding theory, process, and procedures required to evaluate service-delivery in community agencies. The framework of the course utilizes various research methodologies, heuristics, and decision-making for determining appropriate strategies to evaluate agency performance. Service-learning and social justice approaches are utilized to maximize learning experiences and impact agency functioning. Prerequisites: PSYC 6301, PSYC 6302, & PSYC 6381/MATH 6363. (Spring)
PSYC 6388 Grantwriting
Course provides basic concepts of grant writing, with an emphasis on community grants for community initiatives, state agencies, non-profit organizations, and all levels of education. Basic concepts of grant writing will be covered, including: research funding sources, generating cutting-edge ideas, program and sustainability plans, assessing needs, establishing credibility, evaluation design, dissemination strategies, and formulating a budget. Prerequisites: PSYC 6301, PSYC 6302, PSYC 6303, PSYC 6381/MATH 6363, PSYC 6384, & PSYC 6386, PSYC 6390, PSYC 6359, PSYC 6370, PSYC 63TP, & PSYC 63TR. (Spring)
PSYC 6390 Seminar in Social Justice Aspects of Community Issues
This course offers an in-depth learning experience about contemporary community issues such as poverty, human rights, access to services, the nature of social justice and injustice, status and resources in society, discrimination, racism, sexism, and distribution of power. These critical social problems will be examined; various intervention strategies and techniques for addressing and eliminating injustice will be explored. Prerequisites: PSYC 6301, PSYC 6302, PSYC 6303, PSYC 6381/MATH 6373, PSYC 6384, & PSYC 6386. (Summer)
PSYC 63TP Thesis Proposal
This course is the first step in the Community Psychology graduate student's master's thesis requirement. Under the guidance of a faculty advisor, the student will complete a proposal of a thesis topic, including the completion of a literature review of the chosen topic, development of a research hypothesis, and identification of an appropriate method to address the hypothesis. Prerequisites: PSYC 6301, PSYC 6302, PSYC 6303, PSYC 6381/MATH 6363, PSYC 6384, & PSYC 6386, and permission of the faculty member who will supervise the thesis. (Summer)
PSYC 63TR Master's Thesis in Community Psychology
For Community Psychology graduate students actively engaged in research leading toward the submission of a written thesis. A program of supervised work will be arranged between the student and a faculty supervisor. Prerequisites: PSYC 6301, PSYC 6302, PSYC 6303, PSYC 6381/MATH 6363, PSYC 6384, & PSYC 6386, PSYC 63TP, & PSYC 6390, and permission of the faculty member who will supervise the thesis. (Fall, Spring, Summer)
PSYC 61TR Master's Thesis in Community Psychology Continuation
For Community Psychology graduate students who have already completed the 6 required hours of PSYC 63TR Master's Thesis in Community Psychology, plus 3 additional hours, but are not yet finished with their thesis. Prerequisites: PSYC 6301, PSYC 6302, PSYC 6303, PSYC 6381/MATH 6363, PSYC 6384, & PSYC 6386, PSYC 63TP (3 times), & PSYC 6390, and permission of the faculty member who is supervising the thesis. (Fall, Spring, Summer)
Religious Studies/Pastoral Institute (RSPI)RSPI 6150 The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (R.C.I.A.)
The history, theology, and pastoral implications of the post-conciliar restoration of this rite, pastoral adaptations.
RSPI 6201 The Christian Message
Essential elements of the Christian faith, with attention to Roman Catholic teachings; core content for program planning in religious education.
RSPI 6202 Christology
An examination of the central Christian belief in Jesus as the Christ, including the New Testament foundation for this belief and subsequent Christian teaching; contemporary implications.
RSPI 6203 Foundations of Christian Theology
Theology has often been defined as "faith seeking understanding." This course will explore methodologies and resources used by Christian theologians to better understand and express their faith. The course will examine the basic themes of the Christian faith, particularly in the Roman Catholic tradition. It will also address some contemporary theological issues and pastoral application of theory to ministry.
RSPI 6205 Justice, the World, and the Church
Peace and justice in the Hebrew and Christian Scriptures, and the U.S. Bishops' pastoral letters on peace and economics. Models of the church in relationship to peace and justice.
RSPI 6209 Biblical Studies
Foundations for Catholic biblical studies including methodologies, terms, contexts, authorship, and a brief overview of the Hebrew and Christian scriptures.
RSPI 6210 Wisdom Literature
An introduction to Israel's search for wisdom in its Ancient Near Eastern context; including the expression of wisdom, Lady Wisdom, and the place of Wisdom literature in Israel's faith: Proverbs, Job, Qoheleth, Sirach and the Wisdom of Solomon.
RSPI 6211 Johannine Writings
The Fourth Gospel presentation of a Jesus with whom the believer enters into communion to undergo a personal transformation directed toward a transformation of the world; includes study of the Gospel of John and themes from Revelation.
RSPI 6212 Theologies of the New Testament
An examination and comparison of the different theologies found in the New Testament writings. Topics include the self-identity of early Christians and their relationship to Israel, the role of the Spirit in the churches, and the influence of social conditions on the theological views of Christians.
RSPI 6213 Themes of the Hebrew Scriptures
The consciousness of persons of faith interpreting and transforming history in response to the word of God; a study of the principal themes of the Hebrew Scriptures.
RSPI 6214 The Synoptics and Acts
The message of Jesus about God's Kingdom seen from the experiences of the early Christian communities. The images of Jesus and his mission, and the Christian challenge in the Church.
RSPI 6218 The Pauline Corpus
The life and ministry of Paul; the principal themes of Pauline theology; special treatment of selected texts from Romans, Corinthians, Galatians, and Ephesians.
RSPI 6220 Church History
Historical survey of Christianity, with emphasis on the Western Church. A. Origins to the Reformation; B. From the Council of Trent to the Second Vatican Council
RSPI 6225/7225 Moral Theology in a Pastoral Context
An examination of the ethical issues and problems which commonly arise within the pastoral context, with particular emphasis on Roman Catholic theological approaches to sexuality.
RSPI 6226/7226 Key Issues in Social Ethics
An analysis of key social issues including the questions of church authority, inculturation and its implications, the meaning of "preferential option for the poor," theological foundations, national issues and social priorities.
RSPI 6227 Theologies of Liberation
A study of the principal themes of liberation found in Latin American, African-American, feminist, and ecological theologies.
RSPI 6232 Contemporary Christian Theologians
Contemporary theological thought as found in representative thinkers of the Catholic and Protestant traditions.
RSPI 6236 Family Catechesis
The study and analysis of family systems and the implications for intergenerational catechesis.
RSPI 6239/7239 Adulthood and Christian Maturity
The study of current methods and models for adult learning and faith development.
RSPI 6240 Theory and Methods of Catechesis
An exploration of the theological and historical principles of catechesis today, including national and diocesan guidelines; age-appropriate methods and program design.
RSPI 6241 Hispanic History and Cultural Religious Expressions
The history of Hispanic Catholics in the United States, and how this history shapes the life and religiosity of today's U.S. Hispanic faith communities.
RSPI 6242 Administration and Program Planning in Religious Education
Organizing and administering religious education programs, the role of the coordinator, relationship with pastor, families, students, and teachers.
RSPI 6243 Catechist Formation
Preparation of religious educators; emphasis on USCCB guidelines and cultural foundations for evangelization and catechesis.
RSPI 6244 Culture and Catechesis
Cultural factors which influence the catechetical process, a multicultural examination of the development and expression of belief.
RSPI 6251 Adolescent Catechesis
A study of the content and methods appropriate for religious education of youth.
RSPI 6254 Leadership in the Christian Community
Role, function, principles, and theories of leadership; program development and evaluation; leadership and development.
RSPI 6255 Women and Christian Tradition
Addresses the principal issues and themes of women journeying toward full partnership in the Christian community. Approaches the contemporary dialogue around equality from a variety of perspectives: biblical, theological, and pastoral.
RSPI 6256 Basic Counseling Concepts for Pastoral Ministers
Survey of basic counseling concepts to improve the student's interpersonal effectiveness, assistance of others, crisis identification, and knowledge of referral procedures.
RSPI 6257 Marriage and Family Theory for Pastoral Ministers
An introductory study of healthy marriage and healthy family theory; family life-cycle development; basic marriage and family problems; basic counseling skills for problem identification and referral.
RSPI 6258 Interpersonal Communication Skills
The importance of interpersonal communication skills as a necessity for the full development of self and others, examined in one-to-one relationships as well as larger systems; emphasis on personal participation; application to a wide variety of pastoral settings.
RSPI 6260 Liturgy
The liturgical life of the Church under its theological, historical, spiritual, pastoral, catechetical, and juridical aspects; practical applications. Emphasis on Vatican II, post-conciliar and documents pertaining to liturgy and renewal.
RSPI 6261 Pastoral Liturgy
Introduction to liturgical spirituality, the role of the assembly, liturgical space and the use of the arts; the liturgical year; pastoral planning; communication techniques and administrative skills; liturgical ministries.
RSPI 6263 Liturgy and Sacraments
Theology of worship and the historical development of the public worship of the church with emphasis on the Eucharist. A survey of the seven sacraments. Basic liturgical principles for planning and celebration.
RSPI 6264 Leadership of Public Prayer
Theological foundations for the language and design of prayer, skills of oral communication and an introduction to homiletics, presiding at communion and other services.
RSPI 6265 Arts for Christian Worship
The importance of the imagination in worship, principles for environments and arts from church documents, experience in creating storytelling, drama, mime, movement, and art.
RSPI 6271 Spirituality and Ministry
A study of Christian spirituality, spiritual growth and its integration with ministry; conversion, asceticism, prayer and mysticism, spirituality and social justice.
RSPI 6272 Christian Sacraments
A study of the sacraments and sacramentality from several viewpoints including scriptural, theological, historical, and liturgical.
RSPI 6273 Introduction to Spirituality
An overview of contemporary approaches to spirituality, especially within the Western Christian tradition; examination of the relationship between human and faith development.
RSPI 6274 Introduction to Prayer
The nature and development of liturgical and private prayer in the Christian tradition, including the scriptural, theological, cultural, and psychological aspects of prayer.
RSPI 6275 Spirituality and Culture
Various approaches to spirituality, particularly within Western Christian traditions, and emerging cultural paradigms which have potential for cultural revisioning and spiritual development.
RSPI 6276 Movements in Western Christian Spirituality
A historical survey through the study of various spiritualities, including Augustinian, Benedictine, Franciscan, Devotio Moderna, Carmelite, Jesuit, Incarnational, and representative movements in the modern era.
RSPI 6280 Theology of Church and Ministry
A study of contemporary ecclesiologies for the development of a renewed understanding of ministry in the 21st century; models of church; and the relationship between charism and institution.
RSPI 6281 Introduction to Pastoral Studies
An articulation of a contemporary theology of ministry highlighting the spirituality of ministry; nature of ordained ministry; expansion of other ministries; and collaboration as an emerging approach to ministry; theological reflection models and methods.
RSPI 6285/7285 Program Planning and Evaluation
The pastoral knowledge, skills and attitudes for creative and successful program planning, management, and evaluation; personal and professional issues that enhance the witness value of the minister's work.
RSPI 62CS Pastoral Project
Affords the student an opportunity to engage in a supervised project in ministry for the purpose of implementing theories and experimenting with new methods. Prerequisite: RSPI 6285.
RSPI 6X99/7X99 Selected Topics (6199, 6299 or 6399).
RSPI 6990 - Internship in Spiritual Direction
Off-campus program incorporating both content and supervised experience in the art of spiritual direction. With approval of the Director, this internship may be registered for three or six semester hours (RSPI 6390, 6690).
Youth Ministry SequenceRSPI 6155 Foundations of Ministry Leadership
Examines the principles and priorities that guide students' lives as Christian leaders. Presents an understanding of principle-centered leadership and Christian spirituality that addresses one's personal mission, ministerial roles, and priorities.
RSPI 6156 Principles of Youth Ministry
Presents foundational understandings and principles for developing an effective and comprehensive ministry with adolescents.
RSPI 6157 Skills for Christian Leadership
Addresses the theories and skills ministers need to work with and through people. Emphasizes the application of leadership skills to various ministry settings, problems, and issues.
RSPI 6158 Developing Youth Ministry
Explores processes and skills for effective leadership in youth ministry. Prepares leaders to empower the parish community for ministry with youth through collaboration and leadership development.
RSPI 6159 Faith Growth of Youth through Pastoral Care
Explores the principles and methods of caring for young people from various cultures, and their families. Promotes healthy adolescent development from a pastoral care perspective and to develop interventions for families and adolescents.
RSPI 6160 Faith Growth of Youth through Evangelization and Catechesis
Explores the foundations of nurturing adolescent faith development and Catholic identity through an integrated approach to faith development incorporating teaching, prayer, liturgy, community life, justice, and service.
RSPI 6161 Faith Growth of Youth through Prayer and Worship
Examines the foundational role of Christian worship and sacraments in fostering the spiritual growth of youth. Develops a realistic and integrated approach to worship within a comprehensive ministry to youth and practical application in the pastoral setting.
RSPI 6162 Faith Growth of Youth through Justice and Service
Explores the foundations for fostering a justice and service consciousness and spirituality in youth. Develops skills for creating integrated, action-learning models for the justice and service component of a comprehensive youth ministry.


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December 27, 2012, 6:00 AM — Due to an apparent rift in the space-time continuum caused by a Near Earth Object passing in close proximity to the TARDIS, a blog post written almost exactly one year from today has mysteriously appeared in the ITworld content management system. We can make no claim as to its veracity, but reprint it here as a curiosity – and possibly a warning. — Editors
Well, 2013 was predicted to be a watershed year for the Internet and personal privacy, and it certainly lived up to its billing. But there were more than a few scandalous moments along the way. These are, without a doubt, the biggest privacy stories of 2013.
There was perhaps no more important story in 2013 than the hacking of the United States Congress by Anonymous and its various cohorts. By exposing deeply personal details about each and every elected official on Capitol Hill, the Anons revealed just how much data is collected on ordinary Americans – and how powerless most of us are to do anything about it.
More than a dozen House members were forced to resign after their browser histories revealed visits to illegal porn sites and Bit Torrent hubs; six US Senators are currently undergoing ethics investigations after the Anons traced their locations via cell phones, exposing several extra-marital affairs, as well as regular visits to casinos and houses of ill repute.
All those shenanigans had a positive result, though: the Comprehensive Restore America's Privacy act of 2013, which placed strict limits on the types and amount of data that could be collected and how long it can be retained. The CRAP Act passed both houses by an overwhelming margin and was signed into law by President Obama last March.
Easily the next biggest story was the massive malware attack on the US power grid, which caused scattered widespread power outages across North America starting last June. The malware was delivered by operatives assumed to be under the control of Iranian or Chinese intelligence agencies. In September, the Pentagon announced sweeping measures designed to harden our nation's cyber infrastructure by the year 2024, and certainly no later than 2037.


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Editor's note: This story was updated on March 8 to include recall information from Chicken of the Sea.
March 7, 2013 -- Bumble Bee Foods and Chicken of the Sea are recalling some of their tuna because the cans might not be sealed tightly.
If you have 5-ounce cans of Bumble Bee or Brunswick Chunk White Albacore or Chunk Light Tuna, or the 5-ounce can of Chicken of the Sea Chunk White Albacore Tuna in Water, you should throw them away, the companies say.
The loose seals or seams could allow the tuna to be contaminated, although neither company has reports of any illnesses related to the products.
The recalled tuna products are:
The Bumble Bee tuna was distributed nationwide between Jan. 17, 2013, and Feb. 28, 2013. It has "best used by dates" of Jan. 16, 2016, to Jan. 18, 2016.
Tri-Union Seafoods LLC says the Chicken of the Sea tuna was distributed in single cans between Feb. 4-27, 2013.
The FDA has the cans' UPC and lot codes. Bumble Bee can be contacted at 800-800-8572.
Tri-Union Seafoods LLC can be reached at 800-597-5898.
SOURCES:News releases, FDA.
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America's most uncoordinated childhood ballet and tap student before discovering that her talents were music and writing, Marakay Rogers finally traded in her violin for law school when she realized that she might make more money in law than she did performing with the Potomac Symphony and in orchestra pits around the mid-Atlantic. Unfortunately, she forgot to factor in the student loan repayments! She has never recovered from being chewed out by Terrence Mann in public for hanging up her bow.
A graduate of Wilson College (PA), Marakay is also a writer, film reviewer and interviewer for the Wilkes-Barre (PA) Independent Gazette, science-fiction publications, and other news outlets. Additionally, as of 2014, she serves as vice-chair of the Advisory Board of the revived Beaux Arts Society, Inc.
She's also taught college-level communications, writing, and English literature classes, has received multiple writing awards for several small-press novels, and is listed in Marquis' "Who's Who in America". She has done additional post-collegiate coursework with Open University (UK) in drama and literature.
Her junior high English teacher was Broadway star Katrina Yaukey's mother, Kay Yaukey. (Her high school math teacher was Ordean Yaukey, Katrina Yaukey's father, but between Marakay's mother, an editor, and Katrina's mother, English won out.) Marakay is senior theatre critic for Central Pennsylvania and a senior editor for BWWBooksWorld as well as a classical music reviewer. In her free time, Marakay practices law and often gets it right.
October 1, 2014
Director Rene Staub breathes some new life into the classic tale of 1950's high school romanceBWW Recap: BLACKLIST Asks If Your Money's Safe at the Bank
September 30, 2014
We learn several things in the course of BLACKIST's 'Monarch Douglas Bank'. The three most important: Red's daughter's name is Jennifer, the US marshals lost track of her seven years ago (so she's not the girl in The Stewmaker's file, folks), and Mr. Kaplan's first name is Kate! Knowledge is power and don't forget it. Also, Red has a hot Latina manicurist, but that may not be news.BWW Reviews: JOSEPH AND THE... Lights Up Hershey Theatre's Broadway Series
September 26, 2014
A splashy light show of a Webber/Rice musical sings its way into audience heartsBWW Recap: Berlin, Mossad, Mrs. Reddington Kick Off BLACKLIST Season 2
September 23, 2014
When last we saw Rayomnd 'Red' Reddington on THE BLACKLIST, he was on a stoop in front of his latest safe house, plotting to find Berlin, but now in the Season Two premiere, 'Lord Baltimore,' he's on the road in Cameroon, ducking down in a Jeep being chased by a military vehicle full of kids; bullets flying and rocket launchers launching - ah, for adventure.BWW Reviews: Neil Simon's BAREFOOT IN THE PARK Entertains on the Hanover Stage
September 21, 2014
Neil Simon's first odd couple is on stage at Hanover, and the laughs are gentle but plentiful.BWW Reviews: A 'Just Sensational' MAME Plays at Allenberry
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Dann Dunn and cast give Central Pennsylvania a production that revives the Old South,Jerry Herman, and audience spiritsBWW Preview: THE BLACKLIST Answers Some Questions, Asks Even More
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Producer Jon Bokencamp's THE BLACKLIST, not only a breakout hit in its first season, but NBC's biggest hit since... forever, is back for a second season beginning September 22, and it once again promises more questions than answers.BWW Reviews: Attention Must Be Paid to DEATH OF A SALESMAN at EPAC
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Ephrata Performing Arts Center gives Arthur Miller's classic play a worthy treatmentBWW Reviews: Theatre Harrisburg's THE PHILADELPHIA STORY Kicks Off New Season
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Twist and shout your way through early 1960's Baltimore with the big-hearted, big-haired Tracy Turnblad and friends at Dutch AppleBWW Reviews: Gettysburg Community Theatre's LITTLE WOMEN is a Big Show
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by Jason Self, Team Sea Kayaker paddler and co-founder of Out of Sight, Out of Mind
We made our way to Pacific City, Oregon to Alder Creek Kayak & Canoe's 5th Annual Lumpy Waters Symposium on Thursday, October 17. Lumpy is a three day event offering kayak instruction aimed at advanced beginners, early intermediates, and advanced level paddlers looking to improve their ocean paddling skills on the beautiful Oregon Coast.
The world's top coaches come to Lumpy from all over the world making it the premiere opportunity for ocean paddling instruction in the U.S. For a complete list of coaches, click HERE. We set up base camp on Thursday evening before the students arrived, unloading mountains of food, beer, and firewood. Although classes take place all up and down the coast, the Cape Kiwanda RV Resort in Pacific City is where it begins and ends each day.
We caught up with our fellow coaches and made a few new friends at the Pelican Pub that evening as the world of ocean paddling descended on the tiny little coastal town. One of the barmaids seemed puzzled and flustered by the large gathering on a week night in the off season. I overheard someone tell her, "You know you're about to be over run by sea kayakers here pretty soon, right?" It was true. By Friday morning Pacific City would transform from a sleepy little board surfer town to the sea kayak center of the universe. Students come from all over the U.S., Canada, and abroad to take advantage of the high level of instruction offered in such a majestic setting.
Friday morning I woke before dawn and hit the water at Netarts Bay, fishing for Dungeness crab to cook up for the crowd during the evening festivities. A few coaches hit the water at sunrise to take advantage of the mellow surf conditions and a chance for free play before classes began. Coaches and students gathered at noon for the official kick off to the symposium. Conditions couldn't have been more ideal: High temps near 70F. Winds less than 10kts, West swell 1-3ft at 12-15 seconds building to 6-9ft at 18 seconds for Coach Play Day on Monday following the symposium.
After the noon meeting people split into their various classes. Chris taught short boat surfing with Sean Morley to an eager group of students.
Crabbing proved futile. Despite fishing all day, only two keepers managed their way to the boiling pot, which made for a nice lunch on the beach for me but no crab feast for the group festivities that evening at base camp. Unfortunately crabbing has been slow this year compared to most, and the epic crab boils of the last several Lumpys were not to be this year.
After classes everyone returned to camp for dinner, drinks, and socializing before Rowan Gloag and Marty Perry of The Hurricane Riders and White Sea Magazine premiered a short video.
Saturday morning classes began earlier, with students having the option of half day and full day instruction. Conditions were perfect. As predicted, sea kayakers dominated the coastline.
For the rest of Jason's story, along with more photos and videos from the 2013 Lumpy Waters Symposium, please click HERE to visit the Out of Sight, Out of Mind website.
Team Sea Kayaker Helen Wilson, co-founder of Greenland or Bust, also attended the 2013 Lumpy Waters Symposium. Click HERE to see her story.


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