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Archives: June 2009
posted: Monday June 29th - 9:54am
Could It Be Dyslexia?
It's backward-ness and wrong-order-ness that I'm worried about with Natalie.
posted: Friday June 26th - 9:47am
ADHD Formula for Trouble
Does (ADHD + delayed gratification) x (impulsivity + hyperfocus) = formula for trouble in your household?
posted: Tuesday June 23rd - 2:12pm
An Outlet for ADHD Energy
Nat could be jumping on a new trampoline while I relax, but instead, she's looking to me: Entertain me! Stimulate me! Make me happy!
posted: Monday June 22nd - 11:03am
Pausing to Be Thankful
It's good to be reminded that not everyone achieves the side-effect-free, positive results from ADHD meds that Natalie enjoys these days.
posted: Tuesday June 16th - 12:21pm
A Red Flag for the IEP
A school schedule change sounded like a nightmare for kids with attention deficit disorder--until I did my homework on it.
posted: Friday June 5th - 12:55pm
ADHD at Summer School
Now that school's out for the summer, I can relax about all-things-IEP and other ADHD-at-school worries, right? Wrong!
posted: Thursday June 4th - 11:11am
No ADHD Med Vacation for Us
For some kids with ADHD, summer vacation brings a break from ADHD medications. Not at our house!
posted: Wednesday June 3rd - 12:33pm
Respite from ADHD Parenting
Everyone in our family benefits from time away from the demands of parenting a child with special needs, to rest and recharge.
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mwhite813 answered the Question: ANy body got any tips on how a 17 year old obese teenager can lose weight?
So it has been a year since this question was posted Kmorgan34 did any of the advice and/or workout videos work ?
mwhite813 answered the Question: How can I teach by body to full body alternating exercises?
a good idea might be to practice with repetition. Teach each individual body part what its supposed to be doing do. Don't go all at once teach each body part what you want it to do where it should go. You want your mind and body to work together. Once you feel comfortable and the body is working, knows the steps to the exercise then incorporate little by little another motion and do that with repetition and practice.
Hopefully that helps Good Luck go slow take your time you can do this !! Keep going until you get it right.

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Railroad Park
Coordinates: 33°30′34.17″N 86°48′36.52″W / 33.5094917°N 86.8101444°W
Railroad Park is a 19-acre park in Birmingham, Alabama, that opened in the fall of 2010. It was designed by landscape architect Tom Leader and built by Birmingham-based Brasfield & Gorrie. The park lies immediately south of the Norfolk Southern and CSX rail lines through downtown Birmingham. It stretches from 14th Street to 18th Street along First Avenue South. UAB Hospital and Children's Hospital of Alabama are several blocks south of the park. The park is a public facility owned by the City of Birmingham and managed by the non-profit Railroad Park Foundation.
Railroad Park, downtown Birmingham's new patch of green, has grand opening - Birmingham News, September 17, 2010
Hundreds enjoy urban greenery as Birmingham's Railroad Park opens - Birmingham News, September 18, 2010
So far, so good as people enjoy Birmingham's new park - WBRC Fox 6, October 6, 2010
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1. What is Dream Big Community Center?
Dream Big Community Center (aka – DBCC) is an organization dedicated to help individuals to have a better quality of life.
2. How long have you been around?
We received our 501c3 in 2007, and launched our programs in 2008.
2. What does DBCC do?
We have programs to educate, encourage, and empower 12 to 18 year olds to pursue their dream. For more information on our programs, click here.
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Our programs are mobile, so we have implemented our programs in various Vancouver- Portland metro area schools and organizations. To see where, click here.
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All of our programs are customized to meet the needs of the school, organization, or church. We have 20 presentations to curriculum that has been state accredited.
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Our center has not been built yet. We have an executive office in Downtown Vancouver at 500 West 8th Street, Suite 18.
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Hey you guys!
Thank you so much for 201 followers!! It really means a lot to me! You guys are the best, and thanks for keeping this blog alive and well!
Be Brave!
YES! IT'S GONNA BE BEAUTIFUL AND GLORIOUS ANDANDAND *explodes* <333
Yes, I love them too! Scottish accents ftw! c:
Awww, thank you very much! :D <333
(cont.) REGARDLESS, I still think the two movies don't look alike as much as people say. I honestly doubt they will with the same theme. As they put it, this IS Pixar we are talking about and they're not stupid to try to parasite on HTTYD's succes for their own. They've never done so in the past with any animation studios and I have a hard time believing they will now. Pixar may have a great animation, but I think their best trait is the originality of their works.
I doubt Brave will fail in that category. I'm a huge Pixar fan and not exactly a Dreamworks one, but I did like their recent work (Monsters vs Aliens, HTTYD and Megamind were brilliant). I think comparing the two studios is a bit over the top. They are different and always present different movies with different themes and characters. So HTTYD and Brave have a similar looking scenario. Big deal. If so we should probably compare it to Avatar and the mythical forest and creatures as well.
I understand and can see why people compare Brave with How To Train Your Dragon, yes and I get their points but they also shouldn't come to conclusion or take assumption that Brave is going to be The next How To Train Your Dragon nor should they end it with the fact that Brave's plot is How To Train Your Dragon just because they're reminded of the comparisons.
Yes, there are some similar aspects. And I do agree with you with your points of them not looking alike or having the same theme. I do enjoy Pixar's originality. Not to say I don't like Dreamworks…I love How to Train Your Dragon to bits! It just bothers me that people are comparing these two films when Brave isn't even out yet. People need to not judge a book by its cover. Brave will never be HtTYD and HtTYD will never be Brave.
"And, adding onto my HTTYD comparison note, I'm not saying it's a BAD thing. That movie was great, and I know Brave will be, too. The companies just have history that I'm pointing out. I'm not saying it'll be a cheap knock off. This IS Pixar we're talking about. I know in the end the movie will be great as their films always are. I just wish they weren't so close together, that's all. So no need to punch me, that was a bit harsh. I'm on your side! Just pointing out things I've noticed, that's all"
Yes, I'm not REALLY gonna go around punching people. I wish I could, but I'll most likely attack them like a rabid squirrel. That's more my style. ANYWAY. I'm sorry, but I really got ticked off by this. I mean REALLY. I feel like Brave is my baby and I must protect it. yesiamweird. (and anon, don't feel like I'm attacking you individually. I'm really glad you sent this continued part to your original confession. So don't hate me :c I feel likes others should know this stuff.) But still, there are several DIFFERENCES between these two films that people must be educated on.
Brave: Female main character. Princess. No love interest that we know of. Suitors. Bears. Triplet brothers. Archery. Scotland. Tenth century. Magic. Need I go on?
HtTYD: Male main character. Chiefs son. Likes Astrid. No suitors. Dragons. No siblings. No archery. Nordic region. Not the tenth century. No magic.
Let's not forget that Brave is NOT going to be really about fitting in, but is about Merida's relationship with her mother. We're not training mythical beasts here. So yes, Merida is a princess who enjoys archery. Hiccup is a chief's son and he just wants to fit in with other people and not be made fun of. Merida wants to not get married and be with her horse to practice archery in the highlands. Two different stories. So, Hiccup wants to kill a dragon to prove himself. Brave has bears that are not mythical creatures. Merida isn't slaying beasts because she wants to prove something to someone, as far as we know. She just wants to be independent.
And with accents and setting… Let's see. Vikings are not Scottish. They are not from Scotland. They are from the Nordic region. In the film they have those Scottish accents for…who knows why. Brave is set in Scotland in the TENTH CENTURY. Each character is Scottish and doesn't have a random American accent thrown in there for their young characters. Nope. Alllllll authentic in Brave. Brave is an ORIGINAL Pixar story and HtTYD is based off a book.
Please, let's NOT jump to conclusions. These are two different movies from two different studios. Dreamworks does NOT equal Pixar, and Pixar does NOT equal Dreamworks. People, please get your facts straight before you start judging and comparing things. It's unfair to not give Pixar a chance to show you these are two completely different films.
All we know about Brave is the little bits of info and short trailers they've given us. Let's wait until Brave is actually IN THEATERS before we judge anything!!
I'm sorry if I sound rude, but seriously. UGG.
Actually, she does have freckles! They're very faint, but they're there! c:
So yeah, this is for the people who aren't impressed with the trailers and going around saying it's already Pixar's version of How To Train Your Dragon, Mulan (Scottish/Irish Mulan as well), and/or Tangled, yeah, let me explain some things here, or rather educate you, people who are ignorant/blind to make assumptions and/or conclusions regarding the Brave trailer. I will sound biased, rude, and opinionated but for those who know me, I tend to let this side come out when I'm upset and right now, I'm upset.
I even made an essay-like rant about it. So if you're bored, you can read it but if you don't want to, ignore it, simple as that.
EVERYONE, ESPECIALLY THOSE YOU PEOPLE COMPARING BRAVE TO MULAN, TANGLED, HtTYD ETC, READ THIS AND GET EDUCATED.
I've been hearing a lot how people are comparing Brave to Mulan, Tangled, How to Train Your Dragon…even that Skyrim videogame.
Here's what I have to say: THOSE COMPARISONS ARE STUPID AND EACH PERSON THAT COMPARES THEM SHALL RECEIVE MANY PUNCHES IN THE FACE BY ME. Okay, that's a little drastic. But I honestly don't see how Pixar is "ripping off" HtTYD. They are two different movies from two different companies that have nothing to do with each other. Look, I love HtTYD, but I don't see the similarities that could consider it a rip-off. Scottish accents and slightly similar clothes? Uhhhh…okay. I may be missing something, but I still don't see the "rip off" part of all this.
And here's the thing: If Brave came out before HtTYD, I'm sure people would be all, "Oh, HtTYD is such a rip off of Brave!"
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Swift 3D Labs presents a hardware accelerated 3D sneek peek demo running in the Flash 11 Player Stage 3D technology.
It requires Flash 11 Player which can be downloaded here. (i.e. if you don't see a demo load below... go install the Flash 11 Player).
In this demo, we are successfully exporting from a pre-release labs version of Swift 3D MAX to an open source Molehill engine called Minimole – a small Actionscript 3D engine based on the Stage3D API. We're also successfuly supporting other 3D engines such as Away3D, Flare3D, and Alternativa3D. Stay tuned for more news on our support for Adobe Stage3D.
This pre-release labs version of Swift 3D MAX Technical demo exports an interactive3D iPhone 3GS and full textured MaxHead models in a high quality, textured and shaded method ideal to use in e-commerce, online virtual catalogs, and for gaming. Our goal with Swift 3D is to enable Flash designers to leverage this technology with little or no need to jump into the actionscript code by using templated 3D controls that are built into pre-defined actionscript files that Swift 3D generates upon export. Just open the Swift 3D generated .FLA file in Flash Professional and publish your SWF. Stay tuned for more news and announcments.
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A Bathing Ape Milo Doll "Hinamatsuri" T-shirt
A Bathing Ape will launch the following collection of Baby Milo t-shirts in homage of the Japanese tradition known as hinamatsuri. The event which takes place on March 3rd is based on the tradition of displaying ornamental dolls on platforms as well as known as "Girl's Day" in which families wish for the happiness and prosperity of their female counterparts. The t-shirt will release on Tuesday, March 2nd at BAPE STOREs in the United States as well as worldwide.
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Vote for the top play
It's time to vote for the first playoff version of the HS GameTime Play of the Week!
You know the drill by now. Watch the plays, cast your vote, then tune into KREM 2 News at 11 p.m. on Wednesday to see who wins.
The first option for top-play is one like any other we've had. It's the Davenport Gorillas using four of their five players to break Lind-Ritzville's full-court press. Jarod Gunning gets it across half-court to Cole Evers, who kicks it out to Chris Becker, then over to Morgan Scharff who gives it back to Evers for the basket underneath. Watch this play to see for yourself!
The other two options are much more simple, and they both involve Freeman Scotties. Option number two is on the girls side, where Korina Baker fires a pass down low to a waiting MacKenzie Taylor for the wide open bucket.
Finally, on the Freeman boys squad, Taylor Vold does it himself with a spin move, then finishes with a tear-drop that narrowly eludes a Newport defender.
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Shinebox shines to STARDUST and Half-Ass-A-Thon!!!
Hey folks, Harry here with a newbie to the Drafthouse that got in to this Half-Ass-A-Thon! So take a gander at the event from the Salt Lake side of things...
I feel truly honored to have been able to attend at least one AICN event at the original downtown Alamo Drafthouse before it closed. It was quite a trek for me. I'm a filmmaker based in Salt Lake City and a shoot for our documentary coincidentally brought us within a few days of Half-Ass-A-Thon. We figured, "what the hell?" and pulled our travel back by two days in order to obtain a chance of getting into the event. Doing this was a gamble, you see, because the event was sold out before we left. Well, I'm certainly glad we made it and I'm glad that we were able to get into the event via the standby line. The Original Alamo Drafthouse was the movie palace of my dreams. It was a combination of my favorite old movie palace (the Academy Theatre in Provo, Utah, which has sadly been torn down) and my favorite theatre/bar (Brewvies, in Salt Lake City. I heard the guy who does projection there used to run projection over at the Tower Theatre, again in SLC and he was the first projectionist at a festival (this was a Sundance venue) to burn Quentin Tarentino's print of Reservoir Dogs and that Quentin was really not all that happy about it since I've heard it might have been the first public screening on the film.). The Drafthouse is the kind of place I would be three times a week if I lived in (or anywhere near) the Austin area. Sadly though, I don't live anywhere near the Austin area and, in fact, this was my first time in Austin. Actually, this was even my first time in Texas except for a layover at an airport once. And there wasn't much time to waste, either. We literally got off the plane, got our rental car, checked in to the hotel and went straight to the Drafthouse. It was easy enough to find and not too far from our hotel. After much anxiety about whether or not we'd get in and after meeting more than a couple pretty cool people (cute girls even, too) we got in. The first movie of the night began and I'm not sure I would have been able to wrap my head around it if the Drafthouse didn't serve a very lovely locally brewed Hefeweizen. Wonder Bar was quite an amazing experience. I had never seen anything about this film besides reading about reactions to it at another BNAT. I found this film highly enjoyable despite its preposterous racist overtones. I've been watching a lot of movies from this era lately (Stage Door, Dinner at Eight, His Girl Friday, etc.) and I really enjoy the frantic pacing of the comedy and the cartoonish nature of the drama. And it amazes me that films like these can hit both of those notes so well since it's rare in these days to see a filmmaker with the chops to do it right. Like I said, this film was really charming despite it's racism against any number of people but most offensively so against blacks. The ending musical number with Jolson in his trademarked blackface was beyond belief. The amount of racial stereotypes it walked on the toes of had my jaw dropped to the floor. From the lyrics in the song, to the whole cast of blackfaced actors (and children), the fired chicken machine, the numbers with watermelons…. It was almost too much to bear. The only thing that kept me from cringing and actually getting offended was the date of the film. It came out in '34 and can be seen through the eyes of history, as some type of artifact, and not the predominate feelings of our culture. Besides, all the stereotypes that are perpetuated in this film about people (Russians, blacks, gays, etc) are all 80 years out of date. The amazing centerpiece of the film, however, was Busby Berkeley's musical number. It was actually quite a marvel to see the camera tricks they pulled. People would be hard-pressed to pull the types of tricks with cameras and mirrors without CG touch-ups that they were pulling in this dance number. It was so wonderfully over the top that it made the "Anything Goes" number in Temple of Doom seem like it had documentary realism. Long story short, if you have a chance to catch this movie somehow, it would be worth your time. The next movie was Stardust, but we can move on to that last. The third movie of the evening was Topkapi which was a really cool '60's caper film that started a little cheesy but really got moving and I think it was the best film I saw at Half-Ass-A-Thon (even though I really dug Stardust). I had enjoyed Ocean's 13 when I saw it a few weeks ago, but then watching this and thinking about it in the context of what caper movies should be, it paled in comparison. The thing about this movies and caper movies from the era is that you feel like you're in on the job. Soderbergh's Ocean's movies don't allow you that. They offer you scraps of information and then at the end let you know how smart everyone was. That's fine for them, but isn't as ultimately entertaining. Topkapi was a much more engaging and entertaining film that felt more democratic with the dynamics of allowing the audience in on the heist. And in looking more into the film I found out that Pierce Brosnan is remaking this film as an addition to the Thomas Crown franchise and it actually makes my heart ache just a little bit. I'm just not sure what the point is of remaking movies like this. Especially since you know they won't let Pierce Brosnan get caught. It was the same problem I had with the first Ocean's 11 remake. The original had one of the most bittersweet endings to a caper film ever and when the new, hip, Clooney Danny Ocean hit the scene, there was no way he could lose. In fact, it would have been refreshing for Ocean's 13 to be the tale of their biggest loss. So, my vote is, if you HAVE to remake this film, you also HAVE to make Brosnan get caught. Anyhow, I could say all the things people expect to hear about this film (Ustinov really did deserve the Academy Award, it was fun, the heist was cool, etc) but at the end of the day it was just a fun movie that I'm going to buy on DVD and show as many people as I can get my hands on. The fourth film of the evening was an old Bill Shatner film from his "bottomed-out" period after Star Trek called "Impulse". Unfortunately, this is where jet-lag and lack of sleep factored in, so I was dozing off after the trailer to "The Toy Box" (which was an amazingly pornographic trailer, it was pretty cool) so I left while I could still get back to the Hotel with my eyes open…. Which sucks because I wish I could have stayed awake for the whole thing… So, aside from wussing out at the end, the evening was everything I had hoped an AICN event like that would be and more. If you guys ever want to do something like this in Salt Lake, I know all the right people to make it happen…. But, let's get back to Stardust. I've been excited to see Stardust since I saw the trailer. I haven't read the book in a long time to the point where I barely remembered it. In fact, I couldn't even begin to discuss the differences between the book and the movie. I was planning on reading it again before I saw the movie but Harry managed to dash all of those hopes. I thought I had a good two-month lead-time to get it done but I had another think coming. Stardust is the best of everything that '80s fantasy movies were. This film felt so much like Spielberg directing a Terry Gilliam script it was great. This is the kind of movie I want my kids growing up with. It was simple and it was sweet and it's the kind of movie that you want to watch with a girl. In fact, that was the only thing the film was missing and it was my fault because I didn't bring one with me. It was the perfect date movie. It had plenty of swashbuckling, true-love, fantasy action, bad-ass dudes charging on horses, magic, revenge, etc. In fact, you remember the way Peter Falk described the novel "The Princess Bride" in the film? That's what Stardust is. ("Fencing, fighting, torture, revenge, giants, monsters, chases, escapes, true love, miracles...") But this makes me think that Stardust might have the same problems finding an audience that Princess Bride did. No one saw that movie in the theatres because it truly had something for everybody and they had no idea how the hell to market it. And I have to say, I've showed people the trailer and the reactions are always mixed. And I've tried to convince them that the film would be good despite their misgivings about the trailer ("It's Neil Gaiman," usually works) but there's still apprehension. Princess Bride found its audience much later on video and I would hate to see the same fate befall Stardust. Now, I'm going to bust out a spoiler here, so don't read this if you want to enjoy what's probably the best moment in the movie and worth the price of admission hands down. DeNiro in drag. That's right. DeNiro has a dance number in a skirt and then gets discovered and has his ass beat by a Prince. He's a gruff pirate named Shakespeare, but is actually a gay guy, literally living in the closet for the sake of his reputation. It's really good stuff. The film has the fairly standard fable/myth/star-wars type formula but it's done right here. Yes, there's some cheesy moments, but by the end of the film, you're so sucked in that I thought I might explode if it didn't end the way it did. Seriously, if Michelle Pfeifer would have been able to cut out Claire Danes' heart I would have seriously formed a posse to go hunt her down with people from the screening, the whole audience felt that into the film. There really isn't much left to say about the film that you aren't going to hear from everyone else. The acting was all at the very least capable, the effects were great, the story charming, etc…. But I'm certainly going to drag my kids to see this movie the second I can and not a second too soon, if you ask me. So, I guess you can't get more positive of a review than that. Quit breakin' my balls, but you can still call me ShineBox…
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June 25, 2007, 4:24 p.m. CST
and now the purple dusk
by Lord Thislewick
thrusts his mighty purple headed warrior into her quivering love mound
June 25, 2007, 4:26 p.m. CST
by lost.rules
You fucking mutt! You! Keep that motherfucker here. Keep him here! Hail, Atlantis......Hands across the ocean....
June 25, 2007, 4:32 p.m. CST
by ludmir88
the water horse trailer looks amazing!!! but they are showing too much in it.
June 25, 2007, 4:41 p.m. CST
Shatner May Do A Lot, But What He Don't Do
by georges garvaren
is bottom the fuck out. ShineBox, if you had stayed awake like a big boy, then you would have realized that. Off with your head!
June 25, 2007, 4:45 p.m. CST
now I know
by Bloo
that they REALLY expanded DeNiro's char for the movie. Is it becasue it was for the movie or because it's DeNiro? Like I mentioned in an earlier StarDust TB, the pirate char isn't really that big of a part and in fact, it's hinted that the lady who mends Yavin's(sp?) wounds is indeed the pirate's wife. so has this totally been excercised from the movie or what? I really want to hear a review of someone who's RECENTLY read the book, loves the story, and has seen the movie. Is this a good adaptation with expanded parts for minor char. or have they screwed around with the char. but kept the theme's and the plot points?
June 25, 2007, 5:47 p.m. CST
Matthew Vaughn
by zooch
Why oh why did FOX not give this man the time he needed to do X3! FUCK FOX!!!
June 25, 2007, 6:35 p.m. CST
Stardust=The sleeper hit of the summer
by barnaby jones
theres always one and me thinks it's going to be this.
June 25, 2007, 7:44 p.m. CST
Oh dear god.. I want Gaiman's babies.
by Lyxias
I first read Stardust in 2001, when I heard that book was going to be optioned, fuck... I cannot fucking wait to see this and hope that it helps move Neverwhere as another Gaiman book to be made. I dug out my Stardust book today, I'm going to reread it in the next several weeks. Can't. Fucking. Wait.
June 25, 2007, 7:56 p.m. CST
by blackthought
can't wait...i love the book...i love gaiman...i love gilliamesque featuers...i love stuff.
June 25, 2007, 8:29 p.m. CST
"Hocus Pocus" meets "The 5th Element"
by Mike_D
I just saw the trailer and made the comparison.
June 26, 2007, 3:15 a.m. CST
Neverwhere didn't do much for me.
by raw_bean
But Sandman, now THERE's another story!<p>At some point before this comes out, I'll be reading the book. I'm somewhat of an almost-fan of Gaiman. Loved his Babylon 5 episode, love his Sandman work, loved his work with Terry Pratchett on Good Omens, not really feeling the love for his novels yet. I keep trying though, he seems like a really cool guy.
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Honestly people, Dale Tallon has done an AMAZING job in the 2 offseasons and 1 season he's been here, AMAZING. Yes, I know they still haven't played a game in his second season here, but just to bring in those guys, I'm VERY excited about the upcoming season! They should be able to roll 3 solid lines, with a vastly improved 4th line (Bradley-Skille-?), and a better defense. Goaltending may have taken a hit losing Volkun, however, with better play in front of them, Clemmenson and Jose should be able to combine for more than the 30 wins last year.
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What We've Learned From the BFI Tonight…
I've just spoken to occasional Kasterborous contributor and omnirumour expert Gareth Kavanagh concerning this evening's BFI event and the absence of any Doctor Who, or indeed any genuine confirmation of anything at all, really.
What he has told me can be found listed below. First, however, thanks to Gareth's discussions this evening, we do know that nothing is being announced this year, but next year we'll be getting something big.
So, what's the deal with tonight's event?
- 10,000 film cans have been uncovered by Philip Morris' TIEA
- Internet gossip (by Doctor Who fans, mainly) is slowing things down
- Total haul is back in the UK but not all back at the BBC
- It will take years and years to catalogue, grade and restore material
- ITV material being handled by BFI
- Episodes of Steptoe and Son, Morecambe and Wise and Dad's Army have all been mentioned as being in the collection
- Glimpsed in the screened documentary was a pile of film cans one of which was labelled Marco Polo episode 3 or perhaps 5 (this appears to have since been debunked as a visual gag, however.)
The omnirumour trundles on, Kasterborites…
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Cool, and please, please,please, keep us informed! Any more info on the big announcement?…
Dad's Army was also mentioned. That is of interest to Whovians as it was a series that William Hartnell worked years before Doctor Who.
Dad's Army started in 1968 and didn't involve Hartnell. I suspect you are thinking of the film, Carry on Sergeant.
The Army Game (1957-61).
I think your getting mixed up, Hartnell worked on the Army Game, not Dads Army.
While you're incorrect about Hartnell, it's still great news if any Dad's Army episodes have been recovered as well. Quite possibly the best sitcom ever to come out of the BBC.
The Army Game in the 1950s starred William Hartnell and was slightly featured in An Adventure in Space and Time.
How would internet gossip or any gossip slow things down?
I have no idea. It's typical "blame the fans" nonsense. What's really slowing things down – as seems apparent by Fiddy's comments on the doco, swiftly followed by an 11th hour backtrack to say he didn't mean what he actually said – is that this lot couldn't organize a shag in a brothel! I suppose it's easier to blame a few fans on the internet than admit that the various business factions involved appear to be staggeringly incompetent!
Internet gossip would slow things down because there is so much of it and:
1. It slows down the traffic speed of the whole internet
2. It takes so long to read
This omni rumour is becoming a little tiresome now. No matter how many cans there are it would be perfectly possible to publish a list of what they all claim to be and then fandom would pretty much shut up and wait for confirmation and news of clean up. If they're all back in the UK then there's no-one with guns to heads so what we are really talking about is how much Morris deserves recompencing for his efforts – and surely the iTunes sales have given the Beeb some idea of the business case for that by now.
Sadly that is not what would happen.
If such a list was released I can 100% guarantee that percentage of fandom would immediately, and very vocally, start asking when they will be out on TV/Itunes/DVD and why as a devoted fan of x years and a license payer they have a right to see them right NOW.
If the response was given that they need time to be catalogued, cleaned up etc then the response to that would be "I don't care about them cleaned up, I want them and I want them NOW" followed by insults and whoever they can think of.
Even worse if say it was initially announced that one of the Tins seemed to be, for example Macra Terror ep 1, but later upon examination it proved to be Krotons Ep 4 instead….
Can we not just accept that some material, which may or may not include previously lost Doctor Who, has been recovered and in the fullness of time full details will be released.
We've all been waiting over 45 years for lost material to be recovered, is a few more months going to end anyone's life?
What I find irksome, is that they've long announced the existence of Underwater Menace episode 2 but the BBC won't release it. Why????
Come on BBC at least give us what you're sitting on.
Dan Hall has confirmed in various interviews recently that Underwater Menace will be released on DVD, the delay to date has been the finalisation of the animation for the two missing episodes.
The value added material has already been produced so it will be released, its just a question of when.
If this haul really is as big as is intimated, then not announcing the exact contents makes sense. From a practical standpoint, 10,000 cans just take a long time to wade through and we've no idea on their condition. I'm very happy to be patient.
Also, it seems clear to me that Web Of Fear and Enemy Of The World were found a looooong time before being announced and released. Their restoration didn't happen overnight. When they were announced, a lot of things were already in place: a big press event, a load of content for DWM and even DVD release dates! It all seemed to happen too quickly – those two stories had to have been recovered ages ago. We can't expect exact details of this new batch to be announced straight away.
And yes, Bill Hartnell was indeed the eponymous Sergeant of the first Carry On film. The original you might say…
I hope high quality film copies of timeslip(1970/71) are among the ITV film cans.
Dad's Army is missing only 3 episodes out of 80. Imagine if all 3 were in the collection, then the series would exist as a whole once again.
It would be fantastic if anything of "Marco Polo" (or any missing Doctor Who episode) is recovered, then we could see actual footage of Doctor Who's earliest pure historical serial.


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Podcast: The Three Michaels in conversation
Two weeks ago, 600 Berkeleyside readers were treated to 90 minutes of conversation with The Three Michaels: Michael Chabon, Michael Lewis and Michael Pollan, moderated by Sedge Thomson. As a special holiday treat, here's a podcast of the evening. To listen, either click on the link or right-click to save to your computer, tablet or phone. You can subscribe to Berkeleyside podcasts using our feed.
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We are delighted to announce today that "The Three Michaels: A Berkeley Conversation" is sold out. Clearly many people are as eager as we are to support a great cause and to hear from three of the country's best writers, all of whom do fascinating work in their fields.
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JVO: TV should focus on the best racing, whether it's in GT2 or P1 or P2, factory team or private. In the end, if racing is going to be successful, it's about entertaining the fans at the track and at home. People want action from their motor racing--passing, bumping, and dive-bomb passes. The last lap of the 2007 12 Hours of Sebring in GT2 is an example of TV being focused on the best racing. That last-lap battle between the Flying Lizard Porsche and the Risi Ferrari has roughly 100,000 views on YouTube. The fans ate it up then and are still having it as leftovers long after the race ended. Looking at the current list of participants in all of the ALMS classes, it appears that the GT2 class will be the hotbed of excitement in 2009. Wouldn't it be nice if the P cars complained that they weren't getting enough airtime for a change?
Duncan Dayton is the mover, shaker, and owner of Patron Highcroft Racing and surprised the racing world when he signed with Acura as part of its factory program for ALMS. The team quickly became a force in 2007 and throughout 2008 challenged the Penske Porsche Spyders right down to the wire.
EC: After a season of intense competition where you challenged not only Porsche but also Audi for the top spot on the podium, how difficult will 2009 be for Acura without that rivalry?
DD: Having to raise the game last season against Penske helped us prepare in the off season for going head-to-head against Audi. They would have pushed us, we would have pushed them, and it would have been great for the sport. We're disappointed that we won't have that opportunity against Audi except for their one race at Sebring. One aspect of Audi not competing this season is that not as much money will be spent on car development on a race-by-race basis. We had to last season to keep up with the Porsches. With the current situation, lack of development in order to save money will probably be good for everybody. Beyond that, the Chinese word for crisis is the same for opportunity, and if you can get the pedal down, you can be that much further ahead. It's a golden chance for Acura, for Patron Highcroft, and for the ALMS when everyone comes back.
Rich Walton is co-owner of Jerry Woods Enterprises, an independent Porsche facility in Campbell, Calif.
EC: How has the current economic slow-down affected your business? When did you first feel that something was going to happen and how does the immediate future look?
RW: We're fortunate that we are a diversified shop and have a fairly solid customer base. A tightening economy usually hits the standard services and people stretch it out by another couple of thousand miles, especially on the majors that involve belts, axles, etc. However our club racing clientele is going strong, as for many this is a serious hobby and they budget accordingly for each season in advance. Within that sport, the signs are obvious early on if the money is drying up. You have to have a car that is properly prepared and going racing with a car that isn't will cost considerably more at a later date simply from abuse and neglect.
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Peter: Now watch me. I'm going to use Number One. Keep your eye on that thumb, baby, and see what happens.
Ellie: I'm still watching your thumb.
Peter: Something must have gone wrong. I guess I'll try number two.
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Peter: I guess maybe I won't write that book after all.
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Ellie: You're such a smart aleck! Nobody can do anything but you. I'll show you how to stop a car and I won't use my thumb.
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Check out these new covers from five of George Orwell's works in a new series published by Penguin Books and designed by David Pearson.
Pictured above is Orwell's 1984.
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World of Experience – Visual Identity Proposal
The World of Experience is a company intended to stimulate your fantasy and to encourage you to make the voyage of Discovering your inner-self.
Therefore World Experience focus on creating original tools, that can guide you to visualize, trigger and support your Instincts and imagination and clarifying the process of (strategic) changes.
By using a basic tool as a starting point for the identity (ruler: a LEGOistic idea), it shows that World of experience can guide people to explore, visualize experiences about themselves. It is strict yet flexible, depending on individual use.
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a page in time: art print illustrations printed on vintage book pages and old maps printed on various types and sizes of paper.
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Genis Carreras - Philographics:
A journal explaining philosophy through simple design. Looking to be published.
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Su Blackwell - Book cut sculpture
I am totally not sorry for featuring her work again. I love Brian Dettmer too, they have very different styles. Brian's sculptures tend to be contained within the book while Su's have the book as a base. Two exemplary artists.
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The Baron in the Trees - Su Blackwell
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Mike Stilkey - Installation Artist
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Virginia Garcia opened its second school-based health center at Forest Grove High School in 2009. The health center is open to ALL school district students of all ages and serves the communities of Forest Grove, Cornelius, Banks and Gaston during the school year.
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The 2010-2011 school year marks the first full year of operation for the Forest Grove School Based-Health Center (SBHC). "We started slowly but are picking up speed," said clinic manager Sue Bisgyer. In February, we saw an average of 12-14 kids/day, many of whom came in to get their immunizations before the statewide 'exclusion' day."
Pictured below, former patient, Jorge Gonzalez and Sue Bisgyer.
This year the SBHC began evaluating kids for ADHD. Students were referred by counselors, teachers and parents who had concerns about attention deficit, hyperactivity and stress. "The response has been overwhelming," said Bisgyer. "It shows what a need there is to help students who are struggling with these issues." After being evaluated at the SBHC, students are referred to a VG primary care physician or specialist if necessary. "Next year we hope to get the funding to be able to provide drug and alcohol assessment as well," said Bisgyer.
The SBHC also teamed up with Forest Grove high school health teachers to offer a six part health and wellness series. "We talked to the students about stress, peer pressure, sexual health and sexually transmitted diseases and about the services the SBHC provides. We collaborated with health educators to develop our materials."
The SBHC continues to work with its advisory committee to get the word out about the center, which also serves students and families in the Gaston school district. "We want to get on the agenda for all the kindergarten round-ups this spring so that families are introduced to the SBHC as they enter the school system."
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The NFL is one of the most beloved sports in the United States. Every year, millions of fans attend games, watch weekly matchups, and spend money on the sport they love. Find out how three companies are taking advantage of America's love for this great sports pastime.
Verizon (NYSE: VZ)
Verizon recently renewed its contract with the NFL to offer exclusive content. Verizon paid a reported $1 billion for a four-year renewal. The deal between Verizon and the NFL gives Verizon subscribers every NFL game available via NFL Mobile on their Verizon phones. Verizon's original deal, signed in 2010, was a four year $720 million contract with the NFL.
The renewal includes NFL Playoff games and the Super Bowl. In the old deals these games were not included. The new deal also includes all local games. Previously, customers could only pick from a selection of games. All games played, including Thursday night, Sunday night, and Monday Night Football will be available to Verizon subscribers.
The deal with the NFL is financially important for Verizon. While the $1 billion purchase could be enough if it helps take away subscribers from rival telecom companies, it can help the company's revenue. The NFL package is available to Verizon subscribers for $5 a month.
Data usage will skyrocket as customers watch NFL games, and this could lead to many customers going over data caps and having to pay high fees for used data. Verizon is also hoping to integrate strong advertisements into NFL Mobile, which will greatly impact advertising.
Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT)
At its official unveiling of its new console, Xbox One, Microsoft showed off exclusive content to set its console apart from Sony's Playstation 4. Among the highlights was exclusive content from the National Football League through a new partnership. The new deal between Microsoft and the NFL is rumored to be worth $400 million over a five-year period.
The new Xbox One will give users a more personalized gaming experience with NFL content, movie streaming, Blu-Ray disc playing, Skype integration, and voice control. Each console will also come with built in Kinect technology. Xbox One users will be able to Skype other NFL fans during games, watch multiple screens of games, and see their fantasy football statistics in front of them. The deal between Microsoft and the NFL also brings Surface tablets to the sidelines. Coaches will have access to these tablets to make plays and watch replays.
The question remains whether the NFL deal is enough to get customers to choose the Xbox One over the Playstation 4. The bigger question may be whether or not the new console can help Microsoft's revenue and profits. In fiscal 2012, Microsoft's entertainment and devices unit had sales of $9.6 billion. This represents only 13% of Microsoft's revenue. The entertainment segment also has smaller profit margins than other business units, meaning less profit. The entertainment segment is expected to pass $10 billion in fiscal 2013 and could beat expectations if customers like exclusives like the NFL deal.
Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: EA)
In the fall of 2013, Electronic Arts will release its newest video game in the Madden franchise. Named after legendary NFL coach John Madden, the game is one of only two sports franchises to top 99 million copies in sales. This year's game will be extra special and will come with high expectations. The game line is celebrating the 25th anniversary with the appropriately named "Madden NFL 25." This is a break away from the normal titles, which are named after the year they are released.
Expectations for the new Madden game are already extremely high. The game added back several features from previous versions of the game. Among them are "owner mode" and importing draft classes from "NCAA Football '14." Online retailer Amazon.com was even offering customers free Sunday NFL Ticket packages with pre-orders of Madden NFL 25 Anniversary Edition.
Electronic Arts needs a hit with the newest Madden game and it should get it. The company has seen the sports franchises of Madden, FIFA and NCAA Football carry the company forward. New game lines like Battlefield and a pending deal with Disney's Star Wars unit should help, but sports is still where the cash is. Electronic Arts announced it is not releasing games for the Nintendo WiiU, which means the Madden game needs to sell well on the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360.
Microsoft priced its new Xbox One console $100 higher than the Playstation 4. This move has many people already giving the race to Sony. However, if Microsoft can convince people of its true entertainment center rather than console use, sales could still be as huge as originally expected. Deals like the one with the NFL help the Xbox One be the center of the living room for video games and entertainment. Microsoft stock should see a nice boost going into the fall with the new console.
Verizon will continue to battle AT&T and others for telecom subscribers. Verizon has taken $1 billion and spent it wisely in a move that could eventually pay itself off. Even if Verizon loses money on the Verizon deal, it has attempted to differentiate itself and can hopefully pick up some subscribers along the way.
Electronic Arts is poised for a big year with the anniversary "Madden NFL 25" video game. New games from the Star Wars franchise and the upcoming 2014 World Cup will help the company post revenue gains and likely beat analysts' targets.
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Airdate: October 30, 2013
WWE Main Event from Tampa on the night before Halloween had the "Monster" Ryback wrecking shop without the mastermind at his side in the featured match with Kofi Kingston. Fittingly this episode airs the evening before All Hallows' Eve as wrestlers appeared in costume as luchadors and bullfighters doing what amounts to lucha libre in the confines of the WWE style. Also, the show featured a giant in a match against a ballroom dancer and another match with the man that controls the cobra puppet against the frontman of a nonexistent rock band. Happy Halloween.
Ryback beat Kofi Kingston. Without Paul Heyman acting in the handler role, the dynamic of the character is different as Heyman's antics at ringside add an element to his matches that was not present in this match. Ryback of course used his brute strength to overpower Kofi in the match. Kingston got the advantage at the outset with standing kicks and he backed Ryback into a corner. Ryback simply used his strength to back Kofi into the opposite corner. Still, Kofi escaped and delivered more kicks until Ryback caught him and shoved him down to the mat. Ryback choked him and tried to whip Kofi into the corner but Kofi blocked the Irish whip and started delivering more kicks. Ryback cut him off with a shoulder block then a bodslam. Ryabck missed the Ultimate Warrior splash off the ropes. Kofi kicked at Ryback only to get taken down by a headlock takeover. Kofi broke free with a headscissors reversal and Ryback clubbed him in the back. Ryback bounced off the ropes into an arm drag then bailed out the ring to avoid the trouble in paradise finisher. Kingston used a dropkick through the ropes and a plancha on the outside. Kingston dove over the steps when Ryback tried to whip him into them and then Kingston sprang off the steps with an ax handle. After Kofi rolled Ryback in the ring, Ryback delivered a big boot that sent Kofi off the apron and he was laid out in the cliffhanger spot before a commercial.
After the break, Kofi was trying to make a comeback but Ryback cut him off with a back elbow. In an interesting spot, Ryback used a delayed jackhammer then ever so briefly mocked Goldberg. The reference was slight but there. They exchanged chops until Ryback rammed Kofi into the corner. Ryback perched Kofi on the top rope and sent Kofi flying out of the corner with a biel throw. Ryback killed some time then used an overhead belly-to-belly suplex. Ryback applied the Jesse Ventura "Body Breaker" submission but Kofi escaped and ended up on the apron where he did a springboard off the top rope only to get caught with a spinebuster by Ryback. Kofi blocked the meathook clothesline and flipped into delivering a DDT on Ryback. Kingston made a comeback with a dropkick and a clothesline to set up the boom drop. Ryback blocked the trouble in paradise and Kofi flipped into a schoolboy rollup. Ryback walked into a kick through the ropes in a corner and Kofi hit a very high crossbody off the top rope. Ryback tripped up Kingston then climbed to the second rope. Kofi got a boot up when Ryback dove off then Kofi hit a springboard missile dropkick. Ryback caught Kingston on a crossbody and dropped him across the top rope followed by a lariat and the shellshock for the pin.
Following the match, a replay from Raw showed highlights of Damien Sandow's unsuccessful cash in of his Money in the Bank briefcase in a match where commentator Josh Matthews said new World Champion John Cena "proves once again why he is the franchise player in WWE". Matthews also voiced over a plug for Cena appearing on Smackdown. Afterwards, another emotional public service announcement aired promoting breast cancer awareness and Susan G. Komen.
Santino Marella beat Heath Slater (with Jinder Mahal and Drew McIntyre). Just before the match began, the announcer plugged a Zombie feature on the WWE website. If you visited the website instead of watching the match you did not miss much. They did some comedy spots. At one point, Santino got hung on the ropes and intentionally struggled in trying to skin the cat and eventually made it back in the ring only to get immediately punched and knocked down. Heath climbed up the turnbuckles but Santino rolled out of range so Heath went to the opposite corner and climbed up. Santino rolled out of the way again then Heath fed into a Santino comeback. Santino put on the cobra sleeve and Mahal tried to interfere. The cobra struck. Heath missed a splash in the corner. The cobra struck. Santino was victorious via pinfall. Moderate jubilation ensued.
Triple H announced Big Show is banned from WWE for life. Beforehand, the "Raw Rebound" featured Big Show crashing the Randy Orton WWE championship victory celebration. Afterwards in a sit-down interview, Michael Cole read David Otunga's legal opinion concerning Big Show's storyline lawsuit. HHH called Otunga's opinion irrelevant and referred to Cole as "Geraldo" before announcing Big Show was banned for life from WWE.
Fandango (with Summer Rae) beat Great Khali (with Natalya & Hornswaggle). Khali took most of the offense in a match that was short yet still too long in length. Khali chopped Fandango several times and he bailed out of the ring. At ringside, Fandango grabbed Hornswaggle by the lapels but Khali made the save with an overhand chop. Fandango tripped up Khali in the ropes and worked over the leg. After climbing the turnbuckles, Fandango dove off into a chop by Khali and ran into a back elbow. Summer Rae caused a distraction and Natalya pulled her off the apron and gave her a clothesline on the floor. Fandango delivered a chop block to Kahli's knee and hit the legdrop off the top rope for the pin.
Los Matadores (Diego & Fernando with El Torito) beat Los Locales (Ricardo under a mask along with an unnamed partner). Diego started the match with El Local (Ricardo) and they exchanged armbars. They did some lucha spots but still worked on the left side instead of the right like true lucha style. Fernando tagged in and the bullfighters tried a double team hip toss into a backbreaker on Local that was somewhat botched. Local's unnamed partner tagged in and did some chain wrestling until Fernando did a flying headscissors takeover. (The unnamed partner could have been Tyson Kidd under a mask but that is pure speculation on my part.) Local made a blind tag and tied up Fernando in the ropes, which allowed the unnamed partner to deliver double flying knees. Los Locales cut off the ring and the unnamed partner did a cool rolling snap mare into a kick. Torito interfered freely by doing a springboard dive over the unnamed partner and Torito sidestepped a charge (so the bull did the bullfighters' gimmick), which cause Los Locales to collide. Torito dove off the top rope into a hurricanrana on El Local on the outside. Fernando made the hot tag to Diego and he ran wild with Mil Mascaras flying headbutts. Diego gave the unnamed partner a monkey flip and did the banderillas strike (based on the banderilleros stage of a bullfight which is sets up the final stage). Diego tagged in and the bullfighter used their double team fallaway slam finisher for the pin.
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Fall Out Boy release Save Rock and Roll: Pax AM Limited Edition Re-Issue
(October 2, 2013 - New York, NY) - Multi-platinum GRAMMY® nominated group Fall Out Boy announces the release of SAVE ROCK AND ROLL: PAX•AM Limited Edition Double Disc Re-Issue, which is a two-disc physical release. This will include PAX•AM DAYS, a collection of eight 80's-punk influenced songs produced by Ryan Adams (co-produced by Mike Viola) at his PAX AM Studio in Hollywood, CA. PAX•AM DAYS will be available at all digital retailers. In addition, there will be a limited vinyl release of PAX•AM DAYS for Record Store Day on November 29. The first look at music is the RollingStone.com premiere of the "Love Sex Death" video today. Preorder PAX•AM DAYS on iTunes here.
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Come join your friends and neighbors at the 2013 Unison Heritage Day!
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Advance tickets are encouraged and can be purchased by sending a check to:
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Save the date and plan on attending. This is a great family event with lots to see, do, and enjoy!
The historic Unison Store, in one of Loudoun County's oldest villages, has been bought and donated to the nonprofit Unison Preservation Society as a community and history center.
Dr. Betsee Parker, a preservationist and owner of the historic Huntland estate less than a mile from Unison, has purchased the restored store, which has been for sale for two years.
At a special celebration filled with music, food, and friends on Sunday, April 21st, Dr. Parker handed over the store keys to the nonprofit preservation society which will make the store a village
community/history center and the land around it a village green. The UPS Board presented Dr. Parker with a beautiful rose bouquet, and she took center stage to deliver
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championships at both the Pennsylvania National Horse Show and six championships at the Upperville Colt and Horse Show.
The connection between Unison, the Unison Store and Huntland goes back a century to a meeting around the store's pot-bellied stove by the area's
avid foxhunters, members of the historic Piedmont Hunt and the smaller Unison Farmers Hunt, which had a well known pack of foxhounds. The two joined forces and
Unison's hounds joined the Piedmont Hounds at the newly built Huntland and its kennels, owned by Joseph B. Thomas, master of the Piedmont Hounds and president of the
American Foxhound Club. After restoring those kennels in 2011, Dr. Parker, a strong supporter of the Piedmont Hounds, presided over the 100th anniversary
celebration of their construction.
The Unison Store, like many rural country stores, struggled to remain a viable business in the 20th century, but sadly closed its doors in the 1990's when the
then current owner closed his grocery store business.In 2001, when the store was in near derelict condition,
bankrupt and slated to be sold at public auction within the year, neighbors founded the Unison Preservation Society to help save it. Coe and Mariah Eldridge, residents of
the Unison/Bloomfield area, stepped forward to buy the endangered building, and renovated it for use as an office building. In the mid 2000's the offices were closed, and the store
was once again for sale. With the purchase of the building by Dr. Parker, and her subsequent gift to the UPS, the store is now forever protected.
Unison Preservation Society president Harry Bigley said "Dr. Parker's generous gift will guarantee that the store and its half acre of open space
will continue to be the center of village and area life and activity, as it has been for more than 140 years."
The Unison Preservation Society is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. All contributions are tax-deductable.


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