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Now Pouring Fall Stuff, Also Baseball Playoffs
As the keen weather observer has noticed, summer has given way to fall, and as always Uncle Barry's menu reflects the inevitability of seasonal change.
A new fall cocktail, the AppleJack Torrance, features its namesake AppleJack brandy along with honey, Averna amaro and orange bitters.
New beer options include a couple of pumpkin beers from Dogfish Head and Weyerbacher, 16-oz tallboy cans of Bell's Two-Hearted IPA and German brewery Hacker-Pschorr's excellent Oktoberfest Märzen.
On the lower end of the beer spectrum we'll be offering up cans of Maryland's own National Bohemian ('Natty Boh' affectionately) for $4 during all Orioles playoff games. The O's playoff games only happen a couple of times a generation, may as well live it up. In addition to the O's, we'll be showing all MLB playoff and World Series games throughout the postseason.
Boozebags Immortalized
Congratulations to all 22 finishers of Uncle Barry's 2nd annual 31 Beers of August challenge. You shall live on eternally on the hallowed walls of our drinking establishment:
In addition to enshrinement, the winners each received a trophy and an Uncle Barry's tee-shirt, as well as the satisfaction that accompanies drinking a lot of beer.
Football Time
Just a reminder that, as always, Uncle Barry's will have the Direct TV NFL package delivering every game all season long, beginning with Thursday night's Packers-Seahawks tilt. Packers and Redskins games will take priority on the big screen but feel free to request any other games you want to see on either of our two TV's.
We'll also be opening at noon on Saturdays and Sundays for the duration of the college and NFL seasons, so feel free to come by early and drink more beer while you wait for the early games to start.
31 Beers, 31 Days…Round II
We had so much fun drinking a lot of beer last August that we decided to do it again.
Uncle Barry's is proud to present the second installment of the 31 Beers of August. Same deal as last year — drink 31 different beers (bottle or draft) between August 1 and August 31 and win an Uncle Barry's tee-shirt, a trophy and best of all, your photograph on the wall at the bar so that future patrons can admire what an excellent quantity and variety of beer you drank in August of 2014.
We keep the stats for you, so all you have to do is drink to win. As always, you can check out our inventory on the 'Beers' tab at the top of this page or on Beermenus.com.
Summer Novelty Item: Beer Floats!
During the unseemly Prohibition Era of United States history in which radical special interests exerted their will over the rest of the country and alcohol became contraband, Pennsylvania's famed Yuengling Brewery kept the money flowing by making ice cream. After prohibition ended in 1933, Yuengling Dairy became an institution in its own right, making and distributing ice cream for decades before closing up shop in 1985.
Now, with radicals once again running amok in national politics and Yuengling Ice Cream back on the shelves, Uncle Barry's is making beer floats. $8 gets you a scoop of vanilla or espresso-chocolate chip Yuengling ice cream floating in a pint glass of Yuengling or Guinness. We'll have these bad boys available throughout the summer while supplies last.
Summer Dart League — Sign Up Now!
Are you a dartist? Join us for the second season of the Uncle Barry's Dart League (UBDL). League play begins on Monday, July 14, good times and cash prizes will abound. If you're interested in signing up, contact Josh by clicking here. or come by and ask one of the bartenders. Just think — you could be as cool as these guys.
Happy darting.
Footie Anyone?
The World Cup has it all — corporate sponsorship, nationalism, corruption, kicking things — what's not to love? We'll be showing any and all of this summer's World Cup games on some combination of our three screens throughout the entire tournament. Feel free to come by and request specific games, we're always flexible.
In Brewery Time, It's Summer Now…
…and hence, the annual tapping of Anderson Valley's Summer Solstice is upon us. You're going to want to get a couple pints of this creamy, frothy glory in you while supplies last.
Now Serving Strange Canadian Beer
Rosee d' Hibiscus, a spiced ale brewed with hibiscus flower from Canada's Brasserie Dieu du Ciel, headlines Uncle Barry's collection of new bottles this spring. Other imported offerings include Hacker-Pschorr's hefeweizan, an unfiltered lager from fellow German brewery Bayreuther and Timmerman's Framboise Lambicus, called a 'true lambic' by UB's resident beermeister, Matt Volner. American breweries are represented with Brontide, a black ale from Baltimore's Stillwater Brewery, and Green Flash's Belgian Coast IPA. As always, our offerings change with some frequency so keep an eye on our beer page as well as our listing on Beermenus.com to stay on top of the action.
Baseball Time
Baseball season is upon us once again, and as always, Uncle Barry's has the MLB package fired up and ready to go. Feel free to request any games you want to see, we'll accommodate on a first-come, first-serve basis. Game on.
PS: Baseball fans may have already noticed Uncle Barry's first-ever advertisement.


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Man Shot, Critically Wounded In Englewood
March 21, 2012 10:05 AM
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CHICAGO (CBS) — A man was hospitalized in critical condition Wednesday morning after being shot in the chest in broad daylight in the Englewood neighborhood.
The man, described only as being in his 20s, was shot multiple times in the chest around 8:35 a.m. Wednesday in the 700 block of West 61st Street, police said.
Police could not identify the hospital where the victim, was taken, but they told the Sun-Times Media Wire reported he was in "very critical condition."
Further details of the shooting were immediately available Wednesday morning. No one was in custody as of 10 a,m.

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1. Memoirs of "?": Entry I
I just did a memoir about my life. Andy just passed away and I feel I should leave some sort of reminiscent vibe for my family and friends. I love the fact that I'm leaving some sort of cryptic message. Especially because of the fact that I am so overlooked now. Seeing all the art that I view and reminiscing on the art that I did see, made me feel special that I was able to. I had got arrested 8 months prior to this memoir. Yes, I really did spray paint a cop car. At least I didn't get beat down. The cops actually thought it was funny. What wasn't funny, was my friends dying rapidly around this time from GRID. That's what they are calling it. Ed Koch isn't doing anything. As usual. I even touch on meeting and finally speaking to Toni Schafrazi. He gave me a great riddle to solve. I didn't solve it but at least he inspired me. Now I feel I'm the best. MauSe.
2. Union Square
My dad had just kicked me out. I only had a pair of black converse, a jacket, jeans, shades and white T-Shirt. The summer of 1983. Ill never forget it. At first I was scared but I spent my last money on spray cans and was brave. I had big dreams of making it big in the art world but didn't know how so I just sprayed on walls, trains, floors etc. Everywhere. I sold my work that I did on canvases for food. Cops were looking for me a lot because of my brash markings. But I didn't care. I was alone & it excited me. The best times of my life were the two years I spent in Union Square.
3. Hulk Hogan & Crack
Crack was very prevalent in my old neighborhood in The Bronx. People were selling everything for crack. Jewelry, food, children, their own bodies etc. I had my eyes on the prize however. I wanted to display my art everywhere, So I stayed away. I was however fascinated by the drug dealers who sold it & surprisingly, wrestling excited me too. I loved Hulk Hogan & Andre the Giant! They were my favorites. Rope Chains & Walk man's were also popular & I had both! I used to listen to Run DMC all day on it… till the tape popped. One day, as I sprayed in an abandoned building, I saw a girl smoke crack for the 1st time. I was traumatized. So much so, I got chased by a security guard, whom I didn't see. Luckily I was quick enough to get on my bike & flee. But that image stayed in my mind forever. MauSe.
4. Chalk
I'm in the hospital bed right now. Drowsy and not able to remember a lot. I do recall however, being at MSG spraying "Are The Knicks ever gonna win?". We got Bernard King, Patrick Ewing & Kenny Walker! What's the hold up? My boy Buddy showed me a white substance he liked to call Chalk. He sniffed it right in front of me! I was in awe that he was addicted and hooked on this stuff. I tried some and loved it as well. We partied at Paradise Garage a lot & tons of stars would come and revel with us. I remember sniffing out of a rolled up 100 dollar bill. Haha that was fun. I started using it daily and became in addicted to it. Thank god Fab 5 Freddy, came to get me in that hotel room. I almost overdosed. Now I'm here hallucinating in this hospital bed trying to recover. Funny thing is, I barely drew with chalk in an art aspect.
5. Dreams Of Money
After seeing a series of Haring drawings of a man with money on his mind that had people drawn to it, then having an exploding head in the next panel with people running from it, I figured, I'd call that painting of his Dreams of Money. I hadn't met Keith yet but I knew of him. I was very poor at this time still. Trying to make a living. I'd paint bullshit question phrases on canvases & sell them for like 50 bucks just to survive for the week. But I always dreamed of having tons of money. I even dreamed one time of a woman leaving money in my bag. Visions of a real Mickey Mouse head appeared as well scrolling words and cartoon images of Scrooge Mcduck. Trippy if I do say so myself… Then I woke up…
6. The Factory
Finally, I had caught a break! I ran into Andy Warhol by chance in Union Square and he loved my sarcastic writing. He invited me to his now defunct Factory. I was there interning & living. I worked on so much and was able to learn and grow there as an artist. Without his tutelage and the assistance of the other people he was around, I wouldn't be here today. I remember seeing Basquiat just randomly drawing SAMO on the walls, models getting their pictures taken and sculptors in the corner creating masterpieces. Clones tried to stop by and take part but we could spot those guys easily. My art was becoming duplicated a lot. So Keith & Andy pulled me to the side to tell me to become a bit more advanced. So I did just that. This was life to me… MauSe.
7. Memoirs of "?": Entry II - Warhol Interview
Andy was so inspiring for me. So when he asked to do this Interview with me, I was flattered. We talked about a wide range of topics From photography, to walk-man's and even him not wanting to see my artwork. He was always sly and sarcastic with his dry humor. But I loved it and him. He taught me so much when it came to art & I will forever be grateful for that. I'm still in shock that Liza Minnelli was his favorite person to paint. I don't and won't believe it.
8. Crowded
Andy had reached out to some folk overseas and he suggested my name to one of the buyers. Mind you, up until I got to the factory, I was more into spray painting. When I met with Andy, Keith, Kenny Scarf, etc, I got more into canvas work. My horizons had expanded a bit and I was able to now work on a more sophisticated level. I began noticing that people were somehow paying attention to what I was doing in NYC & it trickled over into Europe & Asia. I was extremely overwhelmed by the love I received because It was hard trying to gain that in the states. Family members were now sending me letters and trying to be my best friends. I had packed my Nintendo to pass the time when things slowed down. Zelda by far, is the hardest game ever. Super Mario Bros. though is my favorite game. I defeated that game while in Asia working on a temple. My fondest memory is eating a tuna fish sandwich while watching the sunset near the Jihad River. MauSe.
9. Heart<3*
Daisy and I met at The Factory. She was one of the many models being photographed and constantly interviewed. She was phenomenal. Tall, and somewhat proportioned. We dated for a while and kind of grew fond of each other. I hadn't been with a woman before her, so it was all new to me. I had lost my virginity to her, which was interesting to say the least. I had enough money saved that I got us a nice cozy place on 5th street. We had so much fun there. One day I saw her flirting with a photographer & I lost it. That explains why we aren't together. We had a very bad fight. So bad that… That it feels like she ripped my heart out of my chest… I miss her. Still…
10. 3rd 3y3
Ronald Reagan is the president and frankly me & my friends don't particularly agree with his political policies. The trickle down effect of Reaganomics has left urban communities all across the nation in despair. Crack, Violence, AIDS, Prostitution & Poverty are the top 5 detriments to our lifestyles. We have a burgeoning sub-culture growing in Hip Hop but besides that and my own addiction of graffiti, there is really no place to turn. I feel the government has definitely plotted against the urban community to deflate the dreams of young impressionable colored men & women. God bless us all. MauSe.
11. Memoirs of "?": Entry III
I love doing memoirs. The last one I did today reflects on my childhood in the Bronx. Tormenting my parents with my exploits because of what my uncle showed me. I was a daredevil. A kid with no fear. I chose to speak my mind via art and I got it across. Sometimes to my own destruction, but it all aided in the development of who I am today. Remembering that time and hearing about Theresa however was gut-wrenching. I had seen her later that week and she was pawning her dishes. Crack had turned my neighborhood into a zombie-like infested world. I promised myself it would be the last time coming around.
12. Memorabilia*
After making that decision, I decided to have an extensive flashback session with myself. I found myself, recalling all kinds of memories. Seeing whole train cars with paint on them. Inspiring… Having no friends but being able to have admirers. Inspiring… Realizing that school was remedial for me in the short term aspect of Life. Inspiring… Making a mark on society while being homeless, hungry and contemplating suicide. Inspiring… Through it all, I lived by a specific mantra that holds fast to me till this day. "My eyes can not remember, the things that are so familiar. The choices in life are difficult, but it leads to memorabilia." They are powerful words because it teaches me not to dwell on the bad choices I made, but to stand tall about every choice I make & continue to make the best of it. Inspiring… MauSe.
13. Mickey MauSe
I began partying a lot for some reason and at first it was fun, then one day after some using some chalk something kind of hit me. I went into a delusional kind of state where everything kind of moved slow around me but I could feel everything as if it didn't. I haven't felt it since. But during that time I realized that life is more than being extravagant. Its about helping one another. Afterwards I would continue to party and become promiscuous. Daisy & I had already broken up and I needed some sort of relief from that debacle. Women, Chalk & Alcohol were all I knew. They were also all I indulged in. Enter photography. MauSe.
14. Taking Pictures Of Girls Naked
Last night was incredible! Hard to even write this out. After a normal night out last week, I had met Jackie. She was Caucasian, tall and shapely. We had an in-house dinner date that week. She brought over alcohol, even though I told her to bring over some wine. One thing led to another and she began stripping. I was blown away and I decided to capture her on film. I had a wonderful time indulging myself that day. It was great. She came over the next day when I awoke with two of her friends and we had an amazing experience. Of course I filmed all of it on my Polaroid camera. One of the many evenings with her. I enjoyed these nights. For how long though? Not very long…
15. The Art Of Death
Today is one of the worst days of my life. The sudden death of Basquiat and my own impending secret has been told to me by my doctor. I have contracted H.I.V… I know I am not homosexual. I have not engaged in anything remotely close to that kind of lifestyle. However, I have heard about one of Jackie's friends sleeping around with different guys and using all kinds of needles. I should have protected myself better. I have been utterly depressed. Keith himself just let it be known he contracted the virus. I was distraught and didn't know what to do when I found out about him. Now that itß me, I'm in a state of depression. I stayed to alone a lot. I kind of just prayed and took care of myself. I chose obscurity because I didn't know how to approach this situation. It was very hard on my parents. Everyone believed I was homosexual. No-one wanted to be around me, talk to me or even touch me. Oh, the ignorance of us humans. I just wanted to enjoy life.
Last night was fun! I was around people who didn't care about my illness. It was great to party with mature people. It let's me know that even though death may seem to be knocking at my door, I'm able to open another door and sellebrate the way I want to. Drinks & Dancing. A girl recognized me and asked me to draw on her. I wrote "Are you old enough 2 be here?" It was great Haha. I saw some of my friends from the Decepticons out in Brooklyn. I even met with Jackie and she told me she had contracted H.I.V. as well. We decided to be a couple as of that day and fight the disease from that day forth.
17. Memoirs of "?": Entry IV
I've accepted what I am. I admit I drink a little too much, but I have a good reason. Trying to cope with bad news. I went to a Michael Jackson concert the other day. Fantastic. Amazing. Overwhelming. He has to continue this meteoric rise. Its like nothing I've ever seen. I hope he can maintain his sanity in the public eye. I tried and failed. Prayers for you though Michael.
18. The Arts (Avant Garde)
I did so much today. That's all I can say. MauSe.
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The Montreal Canadiens made a move up front, picking up P-A Parenteau and a 2015 fifth-round pick from the Colorado Avalanche in exchange for Daniel Briere on Monday, as reported by TSN hockey insider Bob McKenzie.
It's a smart move by Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin, who made his team a bit bigger and younger right away.
This trade makes much more sense for Montreal than it does for the Avalanche, and here's why.
Injuries limited P-A Parenteau to just 33 points in 55 games for Colorado last season, but it was still more than Briere's 25 points in 69 games.
Parenteau's also younger, as the 31-year-old has two years remaining on his four-year deal at $4 million per season.
Briere will also make $4 million, but this is the final year of his contract. He'll also turn 37 just before the NHL season starts, so he won't be playing much longer.
If Bergevin can convince P-A Parenteau to sign long-term, he's another veteran player who can provide some offence to lessen the load on Max Pacioretty, Tomas Plekanec, and Brendan Gallagher, among others. If it doesn't work, Bergevin can always ship Parenteau off at a trade deadline for a more effective piece.
The Avalanche could benefit from Briere's leadership, especially as a skilled, young team including Nathan MacKinnon, Matt Duchene, and Ryan O'Reilly. However, the bottom line is that Daniel Briere isn't the same player he was a few seasons ago, and with Paul Stastny likely leaving as a free agent, Briere can't be counted on as a short-term fix.
With P-A Parenteau, the Canadiens know what they're getting: A player who's become a more effective offensive weapon over the last few seasons, and is more likely to sustain his production.
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Sports Archive
Minton, Taylor, Graham, and Conrad have been selected for Amelia High Sports Hall of Fame
Amelia High School has selected the 2006 class of its sports hall of fame. Steve Minton (class of 1963) for more than 10 years was the owner of most of the Amelia sprint records in track. He was a four-year track lettermen and a Clermont County League (CCL) all-star all four years.
Head to head Clermont County varsity showdowns abound in early-on mat matches
Batavia, Goshen, Clermont Northeastern, Felicity, and Glen Este girls cagers unbeaten for the week
Five Clermont County high school varsity girls basketball teams went unbeaten for the most recent week of action.
Glen Este, Batavia, and Felicity boys enjoy a snowy week of perfect varsity basketball action
Last week
Milford led by eight district qualifiers
Milford should fare very well during the 2005-06 wrestling campaign. Coach Jim Costello welcomes the return of 12 of the 14 grapplers he lettered last season.
Northeastern and Glen Este female cagers begin 2005-06 campaign best
Clermont Northeastern, Glen Este, and Bethel are still unbeaten after two weeks of Clermont County varsity girls basketball play.
Jason Robbe has his sights set on returning to the Ohio High School Athletic Association State Wrestling Championships.
Southern Buckeye Conference wrestling wars are anticipated to be close and very hard fought
Western Brown and Blanchester appear to be the favorites to win the Southern Buckeye Conference (SBC) wrestling title.
Barons and Trojans will contend for FAVC mat title
In the early going it is just about a draw in deciding who will have the best Clermont County wrestling team in the Fort Ancient Valley Conference Buckeye Division (FAVC-B).
Amelia, GE, Goshen, New Richmond win openers
Amelia, Glen Este, Goshen, and New Richmond began the 2005-06 Clermont County varsity boys basketball season as winners.


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- Birthday shoutouts go to Jeremy Renner (above), who is 42, Nicolas Cage is 49, out David Yost s 44, and Kenny Loggins is 65.
- Bette Midler is returning to the Broadway stage for the first time in 30 years. She'll star as the late Hollywood superagent Sue Mengers in I'll Eat You Last.
- Prospect Park has officially announced plans to resume All My Children and One Life to Live So what would prevent them from resurrecting Kish? At least Debbi Morgan is coming back to AMC.
- The Supreme Court announced they will hear arguments in Hollingsworth v. Perry on March 26 and United States v. Windsor on March 27.
- In ratings news, the return of Revenge was down, Once Upon A Time was flat, and as for Happy Endiings? Let's just move on to happier ratings news.
- The premiere episode of Downton Abbey Season Three quadruples the average PBS primetime rating.
- Below you can see the newest extended preview of Smash Season Two.
- Speaking of, when the show does return, British actor Julian Ovenden will join the cast as Bombshell's version of John F. Kennedy. I had never heard of him, and when I Googled "Julian Ovenden Naked," sadly, all I got was this.
- Pro Bowler Scott Norton talks about the reaction to kissing his husband on ESPN.
- Once again, big congrats to Matt Dallas and Blue Hamilton
- Continuing the 50 Greatest 80′s TV Theme Songs/Openings!, Here's #22, B.A.D. Cats.
- Airing on ABC from January 4, 1980 – February 8, 1980, B.A.D. Cats stood for "Burglary Auto Detail, Commercial Auto Thefts," AKA "Crash A Bunch Of Cars." Seriously … that was the show. It starred Asher Brauner and Steve Hanks, who looked like the After Dark versions of Starsky and Hutch, as well as LaWanda Page, Jimmie Walker, Vic Morrow, and a future movie star during her ingenue phase. The opening is, well, … deliriously over-the-top.
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joeyhegele, who was the first to guess that Friday's Pixuzzle™ © ® was Dawn Of The Dead
- Here's today's Pixuzzle™ © ®. Below you can see characters from a famous movie. Can you name it?
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ISTP relationships
The often enigmatic traits of the ISTP personality type mean that dating an ISTP may be a very complex and interesting experience. Their Thinking (T) trait is likely to give an air of coldness and detachment, but it is offset by ISTPs' Observant (S) and Prospecting (P) traits in a way that can be very attractive to their prospective partner. ISTPs live in the present, looking for new activities and experiences and avoiding routine and strict schedules. People with this personality type will also do their best to resist any attempts to control them, either directly or indirectly. All these traits should be kept in mind by anyone who is dating an ISTP.
ISTPs are also very independent and need a lot of personal space, especially in a romantic relationship. It is important to note that people with the ISTP personality type tend to gravitate toward sensual and practical activities and are likely to try to change the habits of their dating or long-term partner if their approach to life is somewhat different.
ISTP personalities see their obligations as something that needs to be renewed on a daily basis—even if they say "I do" in front of a priest, that actually means "I do (until something changes)." This does not mean that ISTPs are unwilling or unable to develop and maintain lifelong relationships; they simply dislike committing to something without an exit clause. ISTP dating or long-term partners should be aware of this tendency and should try to avoid pushing the ISTP to commit too early in the relationship.
Sexually, ISTPs see intimacy as something that is both an art and a source of pleasure. They are unlikely to be too strict or traditional when it comes to sex—either when dating or later in the relationship. ISTP personalities are sensual and practical, able to use all five senses without any effort at all. They will probably encourage their partner to simply relax and have fun.
ISTPs are not very emotional and are likely to try hard to conceal and protect their emotions, mostly because they are not really sure how to handle them. Despite this, anyone dating or in a long-term relationship with an ISTP should know that they tend to have very strong and deep feelings, even if they find it difficult to express them. Furthermore, as already mentioned above, ISTPs live in the present and so do their feelings—they may be very passionate one day and indifferent the following day. Their romantic partners should not take this too personally; this is simply how the ISTP mind works.
Preferred partners: ESTJ and ESFJ types, as their Extraversion (E) and Judging (J) traits counterbalance ISTPs' Introversion (I) and Prospecting (P) traits.


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Men in Black 3 a Pale Reminder of First Film
- Friday, May 25, 2012
The script does offer up a couple of provocative lines, voiced by the weary, crusty Agent K: "Don't ask something you don't want to know the answer to," and, "Do you know what the most destructive force in the universe is? Regret." But the movie is too cluttered with characters to explore any thematic issues in sufficient depth. For instance, there's Griffin (Michael Stuhlbarg, Hugo), a bizarre character who has the ability to see all future possibilities (except for the possibility that viewers might find him more annoying than amusing). Also, a small role for Nicole Sherzinger early in the film leads nowhere fast, as her character abruptly disappears.
It's unfortunate that Men in Black 3 doesn't take the time to wrestle with any philosophical questions. It concentrates most of its energy on some surprisingly good special effects that, while gross in spots, are often more entertaining than the dialogue. A poignant ending is one of the film's only surprises, but it's hard to care much about the characters' personal losses and relationships when the film is most interested in standard summer-movie action.
Better is what the film shows of Sonnenfeld's filmmaking chops. Sonnenfeld, who started his film career as the cinematographer on the Coen Brothers' Blood Simple, Raising Arizona and Miller's Crossing, unleashes some of the visual flair he showed in those films and earlier directorial efforts like The Addams Family and Get Shorty. The string of duds that followed—Wild Wild West, Big Trouble and the aforementioned Men in Black 2—was long enough to make one despair that Sonnenfeld would ever recover the joie de vivre he had shown behind the camera.
Then came ABC's Pushing Daisies, for which Sonnenfeld served as executive producer and sometime director. A macabre, humorous story about a pie-maker who investigates murders, the program was never a big hit. But in the brief time it aired, Pushing Daisies showed signs that Sonnenfeld's flair for memorable visual touches was alive and well. The TV series seemed to rejuvenate Sonnenfeld, who brings his trademark visual flourishes back to the big screen in Men in Black 3. (He even "borrows" the fall-from-a-tall-building effect from the Coen Brothers' The Hudsucker Proxy—the first Coen film to be shot by someone other than Sonnenfeld [Roger Deakins, in the case of Hudsucker]).
With Men in Black 3, the franchise reverses its own fall from great heights that occurred with Men in Black 2. But it's not a sharp enough reversal to justify further chapters (or the higher ticket prices for 3D, which is, as is often the case with today's movies, superfluous). It's time for everyone involved—in front of, and behind the camera—to find more stimulating outlets for their talents.
- Language/Profanity: "Oh, God"; "da-n"; "hell"; "bull-it"; "balls"; "nasty a-s piece of s-it"; "pissed off"; "Christ's sakes"; "big a-s"; "pimp slapping the shizznet"; "screw off"; "sick bas-ard."
- Alcohol/Smoking/Drugs: None.
- Sex/Nudity: A French kiss with a long tongue; verbal reference to "the Viagrans."
- Violence/Crime: Alien kills guards; open flesh wounds; guards and others sucked through a hole in a wall; eyeballs in soup; futuristic guns fired, and aliens explode; alien beaten in the head with a pan, another impaled; alien innards removed; characters fall from great heights; character consumed by fire.
- Marriage/Religion: Aliens sing "Amazing Grace" at a funeral.
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so very very thankful for our time in santorini. (at Perissa Beach)
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views on men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one corner of the earth all one's lifetime" – Mark Twain (at Οία (Oia))
good morning santorini (at Perissa Beach)
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beach at last (at Perissa Beach)
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Amy Wittkamper, a Toyota professional driver, asks Matt Guinn to change the radio station, a distraction for him as he drives an obstacle course set up Saturday in the Cleveland High School parking lot. Cleveland High won a national competition by Toyota and the Discovery Education Network that included a driving simulator, cash and a day of free driving lessons on Saturday from professional drivers.
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CLEVELAND, Tenn. — Teen drivers sped new Toyotas around Cleveland High School on Saturday, swerving and coming to tire-squealing stops. Sometimes they were distracted by water bottles, the radio and passengers.


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Geological Sciences
2014-15 TuitionResearch degree: $29,500; professional degree: $47,050
Application deadlinesM.S. and Ph.D.: Fall, Jan. 1; Spring, check with field. M.Eng.: Fall, Jan. 1; Spring: Sept. 15
Requirements summary
- All Graduate School Requirements, including the TOEFL Exam for non-native English applicants
- three recommendations
- GRE general test
- M.Eng. applicants who are Cornell undergraduates should contact the field office for requirements
- M.Eng.
- Ph.D.
- Geological Sciences (M.S., Ph.D., M.Eng.)
Major concentrations
- economic geology
- engineering geology
- environmental geophysics
- general geology
- geobiology
- geochemistry and isotope geology
- geohydrology
- geomorphology
- geophysics
- geotectonics
- mineralogy
- ocean science and technology
- paleontology
- petroleum geology
- petrology
- planetary geology
- Precambrian geology
- Quaternary geology
- rock mechanics
- sedimentology
- seismology
- stratigraphy
- structural geology
Minor concentrations
- marine geology
The geological science program is designed to give students broad and formal training in the basic sciences as well as field and practical experience through research in their specialty. The program has particular strengths in geophysics, geochemistry and petrology, structural geology, sedimentology, marine ecology, and paleontology. However, the exceptional flexibility of Cornell's graduate program provides ample opportunity for students to work across disciplinary areas. For example, arrangements exist for study of marine ecology, water resources, and various branches of applied geological science. Faculty members in other fields or divisions offer interdisciplinary courses including planetology and extraterrestrial geology, paleobotany, ecology and systematics, biogeochemistry, limnology, soil genesis, soil mineralogy, soil and rock mechanics, remote sensing, environmental fluid mechanics and hydrology, fluid dynamics, elasticity, geotechnical and earthquake engineering, regional planning, hydraulics and hydrology, and materials science and engineering.
At least one minor subject outside the field is required for the doctoral degree. Before the end of their second semester in residence, all students must take a qualifying examination. This exam is in addition to those required by the Graduate School. It determines the candidate's fitness for undertaking advanced studies and enables the Special Committee to plan programs that will make the student familiar with the requisite knowledge in the chosen areas.
Research and study opportunities:
Research programs are being conducted by the field in such diverse areas as the study of plate tectonics on a global scale; carbon sequestration and storage in deep strata, the interaction of tectonics, topography, and climate in major mountain systems such as the Andes and Himalayas; investigation of igneous rocks in arc systems; tectonics, seismology, sedimentation, and geomorphology of the central Andes; structure and petrology of magmatic intrusions in the Coast Ranges of British Columbia; seismic reflection profiling of the deep crust and upper mantle; response of marine ecosystems to climate variability and change; dynamics and mechanics of the lithosphere and asthenosphere; application of geophysical techniques such as ground penetrating radar to environmental and archaeological problems; marine ecological and paleontological studies in the Caribbean Sea and Florida Keys; dynamics of marine ecosystems and organisms from plankton to whales using remote sensing and other tools; volcanic hazard assessment in the Andes; three-dimensional modeling of fluid flow in sedimentary basins; biogeochemistry, soil development, and dynamics in young volcanic terrains; geochemistry and geophysics of oceanic islands, mid-ocean ridges and island arcs; remote sensing of seismic and volcanic deformation of the crust; dynamics of mantle plumes and earth science education. The field maintains working agreements with institutions worldwide to facilitate research projects in those areas or to work on materials especially accessible there. Current and recent graduate students have carried out field investigations in such diverse places as the Philippines, Montserrat (West Indies), British Columbia, Mauritius (Indian Ocean), Honduras, Argentina, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Monterey Bay (California), and Tibet. The Paleontological Research Institution, located near the campus, has world-renowned facilities and collections available to students interested in paleontology.
The Ithaca region itself is particularly suited for research in stratigraphy, paleontology, geomorphology, and glacial geology. The nearby Adirondack area is classic for studies of igneous and metamorphic petrology.
Students who are self-motivated and self-directed with strong quantitative backgrounds and a keen interest in and curiosity about the Earth are encouraged to apply. While helpful, prior study of geology is not a requirement for admission; applications from students with undergraduate degrees in other fields are welcome.
Applicants are required to submit an online application, a statement of purpose, an official transcript from each college or university attended, three letters of recommendation, and GRE general test scores. Applicants whose native language is not English must also submit TOEFL scores.
Please visit apply.gradschool.cornell.edu to apply online.
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Learning Proficiencies
A candidate for a research master's degree in Geological Sciences is expected to demonstrate knowledge in a sub-discipline within the broader domain of earth sciences and to synthesize and create new knowledge, making a contribution to the field in a timely fashion.
- Make a contribution to scholarship within one of the sub-disciplines within earth sciences
- Learn advanced research skills
- Synthesize existing knowledge, identifying and accessing appropriate resources and other sources of relevant information, and critically analyzing and evaluating their own findings and those of others
- Apply existing research methodologies, techniques, and technical skills
- Develop both qualitative and quantitative skills
- Communicate in a style appropriate to the discipline
- Demonstrate commitment to advancing the values of scholarship
- Keep abreast of current advances within one's field and related areas
- Show commitment to personal professional development through engagement in professional societies and other knowledge transfer modes
- Show a commitment to creating an environment that supports learning—through teaching, collaborative inquiry, mentoring, organization of community learning experiences, or demonstration
- Demonstrate professional skills
- Adhere to ethical standards in the practice of geological sciences
- Listen, give, and receive feedback effectively
A candidate for a doctoral degree in Geological Sciences is expected to demonstrate mastery of knowledge in a sub-discipline within the broader domain of earth sciences and to synthesize and create new knowledge, making an original and substantial contribution to the sub-discipline in a timely fashion.
- Make an original and substantial contribution to one of the sub-disciplines within earth sciences
- Think originally and independently to develop concepts and/or methodologies
- Identify new research opportunities within their field
- Demonstrate advanced research skills
- Synthesize existing knowledge, identifying and accessing appropriate resources and other sources of relevant information, and critically analyze and evaluate their own findings and those of others
- Master application of existing appropriate research methodologies, techniques, and technical skills
- Utilize both qualitative and quantitative approaches
- Communicate in a style appropriate to the discipline
- Demonstrate commitment to advancing the values of scholarship
- Keep abreast of current advances within their sub-discipline of earth science and related areas
- Show commitment to personal professional development through engagement in professional societies, publication, and other knowledge transfer modes
- Show commitment to creating an environment that supports learning—through teaching, collaborative inquiry, mentoring, organization of community learning experiences, or demonstration
- Demonstrate professional skills
- Advance ethical standards in the practice of earth sciences
- Listen, give, and receive feedback effectively
Aspirational Goals
The Field of Geological Sciences at Cornell University has expectations of Cornell
graduates that may defy explicit measurement scales. These aspirational goals (listed below) are intended to encourage students' growth and development but do not necessarily lend themselves to assessment as readily as the learning proficiencies
- Serve as an ambassador for research and scholarship
- Engage in improving their own level of general science literacy
- Effectively engage in one's broader community through various forms of outreach
- Share their knowledge of natural sciences with others who need earth system insight to make wise decisions or to understand current issues
- Explore interconnections
- Give equal respect to knowledge generated by, and the geoscientistsfrom, nations and cultures different than those of the student
- Respect research in other areas
- Understand and articulate the impact of research on society
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The Top 11 Cinematic Lesbian "Revealsâ€
2. Jess — Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit (1989)
If the all-boys boarding school of Notes on a Scandal is the
least likely place to find a lesbian coming-out story, the oppressive
and fundamental Elim Pentecostal church is probably next in line.
In 1990, the BBC created quite a stir when they released a TV adaptation of Jeanette Winterson's Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit.
The movie tells the story of Jess, played beautifully by the late
Charlotte Coleman, who — despite growing up in a household where her
parents are both regularly spoken to by God — does not even question it
when she begins to fall for her best friend Melanie (Cathryn Bradshaw).
Jess' reveal is personal and poignant to anyone who's ever faced
oppression at the hands of religion: She declares that there is no
reason why she can't love both God and Melanie.
When Jess refuses to repent of her "sin" ("Never learn to hide
what's good"), she is tied down by the "chords of love," prayed over
for 14 hours and then locked up, by her mother, without food for 36
hours. She is later abandoned by her lover and forced from her home and
from her church. Through it all, Jess refuses to deny her family, her
God or herself, making her reveal timelessly relevant.
1. Luce — Imagine Me & You (2005)
Rachel (Piper Perabo) is halfway down the aisle to marry longtime
boyfriend Heck (Matthew Goode) when she is startled to see her florist,
Luce (Lena Headey), walking the other direction in the shadows. At the
reception, the two women share a lovely moment concealing that Rachel's
wedding ring has fallen to the bottom of a punch bowl.
Rachel's attraction to Luce is immediate and intense; so, naturally, she arranges to set Luce up with Heck's best friend.
Days later, over dinner at Rachel and Heck's, Luce reveals why the matchmaking scheme is doomed to fail.
Heck: So, what about you? Are you married? Ever been married? Ever going to get married?
Luce: No. Well, maybe now the law's changed.
Heck: How do you mean?
Luce: Well, I'm gay.
Heck: [Laughs and then realizes it's not a joke.] Oh, um, well done.
None of the characters treat Luce's pronouncement as anything out of
the ordinary. Heck is a little surprised, but gracious. His best
friend, Coop, is also surprised, but skeptical. (Aren't all lesbians
secretly looking for a man to convert them?) Rachel is shocked, but
that's her own attraction speaking more than anything else.
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Against a backdrop of a groundswell of support to expand business lending authority, one outcome is becoming an unfortunate black eye on those efforts.
A bulletin released last week by the FBI revealed the reason the NCUA seized the $52 million Broome County Teachers FCU of Binghamton, N.Y., in June of 2011. Loan fraud.
The Financial Accounting Standards Board recently released a proposed accounting standards update for financial instruments concerning new financial statement disclosures of liquidity risk and interest rate risk. The proposal is one portion of a joint project between FASB and the International Accounting Standards Board on the subject of accounting for...
Nearly three months after the NCUA was appointed the liquidating agent for Telesis Community Credit Union, the agency has been working behind the scenes to divest the cooperative's roughly $4 million stake in Autoland Inc., an auto buying CUSO.
Michigan Office of Financial Insurance Regulation on Thursday closed the $303,261 United Catholic Credit Union in Temperance, a one-person shop.
The NCUA on Saturday said that Western Bridge Corporate Federal Credit Union has been formally liquidated.
Whether a mid-sized credit union in Colorado or a billion dollar credit union in Philadelphia, the messaging about protecting small town financial services surfaced again last week.
Colorado Springs credit union takes over for liquidated Saguache County institution to ensure financial services to small communities.
The $379,000 Shepherd's Federal Credit Union in Charlotte, N.C., has been liquidated by the NCUA, about 18 months after it opened its doors to serve a faith-based, low-income membership.
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Seven graduating seniors have been selected as recipients of the eighth annual Judith Lee Stronach Baccalaureate Prize, administered by the Office of Undergraduate Research in the Undergraduate Division of the College of Letters and Science at the University of California, Berkeley.
Prizes were awarded to the following graduates:
Nathan Bickart, Conservation and Resource Studies major, Music minor, was given an award to partner with local residents of Richmond and San Pablo to construct raised bed community gardens and work to restore the natural ecosystem of the Wildcat Creek riparian corridor.
Gabriel Cortez & Natasha Huey. Gabriel Cortez (Rhetoric major), and Natasha Huey, (Interdisciplinary Studies Field major, Creative Writing minor), were given a joint award to create and facilitate a series of spoken word workshops and open mic poetry events with local homeless youth.
Luis Flores, Political Economy, History double major, was given an award for a multifaceted project aimed at engaging the neighboring communities of Calexico, California and Mexicali, Baja California in "conversations of coexistence."
Reginald James, African American Studies, Political Science double major, City and Regional Planning minor, was given an award to organize a UC-wide Afrikan/Black Student Media Collective.
Kazooba Kawamara, Political Science major, was given an award for his project creating a database for tracking orphans in the Ntoroko district of Uganda in order to connect them with social services provided by the government and NGOs.
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Darby Cabin Rental Photos and Description
Darby is in western Montana, about 70 miles from Missoula. It is an easy ride from the airport going through several towns including Hamilton, which is very upscale and has excellent restaurants and shopping. The most convenient airport is Missoula International, although for private planes there is a strip in Hamilton which is only 17 miles north of Darby. The western town of Darby is about 5 miles from the Ranch. It is definitely a classic western treasure. It has a grocery store, bank, two saloons, casino, general store, etc. There are many Bitterroot outfitters for all fishing and hunting needs with accomplished guides, offering river trips and most anything outdoors you might imagine. Darby has its own town jail with real bars run by Marshall Larry Rose. He never smiles! The speed limit is 25mph through Darby and he means 25 or else you get a ticket.
Phantom Ranch sits on 43 plus acres on a bench overlooking the East and Western fork of the Bitterroot River basin. There is a barn, pasture, and fenced corral leading to the house.
The huge Canadian ponderosa pine log home encompassed 5494 square feet of heated living area yet additional living space measures 9665.66ft. The expansive first floor has three bedrooms. One twin the other two queen size, one large bathroom, kitchen is completely stocked, living room with fireplace, dining room and glorious sunroom which also has a dining room setup. The main living area has numerous leather chairs, game table, and TV in an enclosed western armoire, protected by two wild horse wooden figures.
The second floor has a very large master bedroom; with a king size bed and another fireplace, large walk in closet, bathroom with a steam shower and full size tub as well as a sitting area. In addition on the second floor is another living room with a third large gas fireplace, elegant decorated with western furniture. The house has beautiful hardwood floors covered with oriental rugs. There are two decks off the master bedroom and the upper living room. Both the first and second floor is enclosed in glass so one can see the beautiful outdoors from most any angle.
The lower level as well has a large den with long granite bar, TV, full bath, and off of this area is a completely outfitted exercise room. There is a large three car garage and large furnace room. Various artwork hangs from the walls.
The deck runs on three sides of the home giving views of the Bitterroot Mountains, Trapper Peek the highest point in the Bitterroot Mountain range, and on the front side the magnificent Sapphire Mountains. On the deck there is a gas grill, four person Jacuzzi with fantastic views, and many large wooden tables for outdoor dining on the decks.
There are innumerable activities available, like hiking, rafting, fishing, hunting, sightseeing, and numerous eating adventures. Triple Creek - voted to be one of the most sought after places to visit in THE WORLD, is less than 12 miles down the Westfork road.
Climate is quite mild compared to eastern Montana, since we are in the Bitterroot Valley. The air is very dry so one does not really feel cold. There is a ski slope about 20 minutes ride. Cross country skiing is a popular sport in this region. Midsummer can be quite hot yet really never too hot. Nights are quite cool because things cool down after the heat of the mid-day sun. The weather is very unpredictable yet this is sort of fun to experience. Spring after April 15th through October 15 is ideal for most activities. Golf courses are available in the Hamilton area.


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In this activity, students will work in pairs to complete the T-accounts for two banks given a set of transactions and follow-up questions. Students will need to account for deposits, bank and nonbank loans, and open market operations on the T-accounts. Students will answer questions regarding excess reserves, growth in the money supply, and the federal funds rate. Students will gain a deeper understanding of bank assets and liabilities, how the money supply grows, why banks borrow from each other and why the federal funds rate would change in response to open market operations. The activity is administered as a competition and the first pair to turn in the assignment with 100% accuracy (or closest to 100%) wins the contest.


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In 1987, the federal government's IT budget was less than $17.7 billion. There were no government websites — there were no websites at all — but the Defense Department, NASA, the National Science Foundation and the Energy Department were each funding small research projects that would contribute to the development of the Internet.
Today, the federal IT budget stands at nearly $76 billion. There are so many U.S. government websites that no one seems to have an official count. And IT services alone accounted for more than $16 billion of sales on General Services Administration schedules in the past fiscal year.
Up and up — and up?
Although we've seen many advances in technology, the spending picture for the past 25 years has been remarkably stable. The federal IT budget grew by more than 400 percent from 1987 to 2012. Some industries went on roller coaster rides, but federal IT had a fairly simple upward trajectory. It saw a handful of double-digit spikes but never dropped by more than 2 percent in any given year.
There were obvious drivers for the spending hikes. For example, the Year 2000 conversion spurred a 17 percent increase in federal IT spending from 1998 to 1999. In the aftermath of the 2001 terrorist attacks, IT spending grew by an average of 11 percent annually from 2000 to 2003.
Given the budget environment we are in today, modest declines might become more frequent. The largest drop — less than 2 percentage points — occurred from 2010 to 2011, as economic stimulus funding ebbed, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan drew down, and Congress passed a discretionary budget smaller than the previous year's for the first time in 15 years.
Meet the new plan, same as the old plan
IT policies and management agendas have come and gone, usually as control of the White House changed hands. Yet the practical aim often stays the same.
The Clinton administration's National Performance Review sought, in part, to examine issues that cut across agencies, such as personnel, procurement and budget policies. The goal was to identify problems and offer solutions and ideas for savings — not unlike the George W. Bush era lines-of-business initiatives or the Obama administration's 25-Point Implementation Plan to Reform Federal IT Management.
In the past 25 years, we've also seen many changes to the management of IT, most of which have served to standardize approaches across agencies. The trends are clear: The government has continually spent more on IT as IT has played an increasingly vital role in the delivery of government services. At the same time, policies and laws have sought to control the sprawling IT infrastructure with efficiency measures and, increasingly, centralized management.
It's hard to know exactly what the next 25 years will bring. Cloud computing and mobile technologies will surely spur innovations we can't foresee. But it's a reasonable bet that the role of IT will continue to expand and drive new efficiencies and better ways to deliver government services, and the government will always work to standardize and streamline the massive amount of IT equipment and services it buys.
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Sunday, November 3, 2013
Mokane South Callaway R-II teachers spent Friday at iPadapalooza, but it was not all the fun and games the name implies.
According to Director of Curriculum Mary Van Orden, the event actually was a professional development day focused on teacher collaboration aimed at incorporating the district's new iPads — each student has one — into the classroom.
With breakout sessions like Using the iPad — Basics and Beyond, Learning Systems and App Reviews and Advanced App Share and Rebuild a Lesson Plan, and panel discussions within each building, teachers spent the day sharing what has and has not worked in their own classrooms and learning new ways to incorporate the iPads in their lessons.
After a full day of iPad-centered professional development, several fourth- and seventh-grade teachers who participated in the iPad pilot program last spring sat down again to discuss the different ways the devices have benefited their classrooms.
Seventh grade reading and writing teacher Sarah Zolinskisaid the iPads have also enabled her to record instructions for lessons and assignments and send them to students adjusted to their specific needs without calling attention to the fact some are further along or need more help.
"In some ways it makes (the students) less aware of the differentiation," Zolinski said.
Fourth grade teacher Kathrynn Zimmerman said having the iPads has allowed students the opportunity to be more creative with their assignments.
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Hecktor interjected that students are "only limited by what apps are out there."
"There are a lot more options and choices and flexibility," he said. "Now your classroom effectively is a computer lab. The instant access to a world of information."
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The Donald Sterling/Los Angeles Clippers nightmare could be soon over.
According to ESPN's Ramona Shelburne, Donald Sterling has agreed to allow his wife, Shelly, to arrange the sell of the Clippers. In other words, Sterling may be waving the white flag.
Donald Sterling has agreed to allow his wife Shelly to negotiate a forced sale of the Clippers, source tells ESPN.
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With that said, I'm not sure if this is a real "punishment" for Sterling. He's still rich, and he's about to get a whole lot richer. The Clippers are probably going to sell for about $1 billion.
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The Lamplighters present the most uproarious fun(d)raiser in town! A full-length original satire set (mostly) to the music of Arthur Sullivan, a Lamplighters Gala is a guaranteed afternoon of hilarity. Last year's — Upside-Downton Abbey, or, The Lass that Loved a Chauffeur — was one of our most successful ever, joining the ranks of award-winning Lamplighters Galas past. This year we'll be spoofing, among several other things, those popular British BBC classics. This is definitely an event not to be missed! Our fundraising Gala performance also includes raffle, silent auction, and post-performance champagne reception with the cast.
Stage Director: Eliza Leoni • Music Directors: Monroe Kanouse, Baker Peeples
A Royal Wedding is about to take place, but a photograph of the groom in a compromising position with someone other than the bride has gone missing. Sherlock Holmes has been hired to retrieve the photograph in order to save the wedding, but a strange turn of events leads him to somewhere unexpected: the future.
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Stage Director: Barbara Heroux • Music Director: Monroe Kanouse
We are proud to present the Lamplighters' first ever staged production of Gilbert & Sullivan's final collaboration. In his ultimate topsy-turvy farce, Gilbert presents a world turned upside-down when a theatrical troupe deposes the ruler of a tiny European Duchy and proceeds to squabble over which "role" in the government each leading actor should "play," with uproarious consequences. Sullivan's varied and original score includes an astonishing variety of musical styles, from Viennese waltz to uproarious Parisian can-can dance numbers. This Jewel Box Production promises to be a must-see event for Gilbert & Sullivan aficionados and lovers of comic musical theater alike.
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Archive for March 14th, 2011
NatGeo "Beast Hunter" is Fort's great nephew, proves web is good for something
Looking a bit like Justin Timberlake with an easy grin and an enthusiasm that's infectious, Pat Spain is a wildlife scientist with a special interest in crypto-zoological creatures, ones that may or may not exist, and he's traveled the globe to investigate them for the new National Geographic Channel series Beast Hunter, premiering Mar. 4. Having grown up the middle of three kids in Wynantskill, New York and earned his Bachelor of Science from Suffolk University in Boston, Spain created a Web series called Nature Calls in 2005, which ultimately put him on Nat Geo's radar. "I'm so excited to be doing this and it means a lot that other people are getting interested in it too," he says. He had a lot more to say in the following conversation.
How does your show differ from others, such as History Channel's Monster Quest?
I feel like a lot of these shows rely on the 'we just don't know' factor, quick camera turns and 'what was that?' Blair Witch style stuff. It's a quest for an animal without doing the upfront work. I'm not saying it specifically about Monster Quest but a lot of these shows really bother me, like when it's a diurnal animal and they go out with night vision cameras, looking for it at night. And they don't call it by the correct regional name. What's different about our show is that we're doing an initial reconnaissance mission. We're saying. 'Should science look closer at this creature? Is there real evidence that this is there?' On the investigations we were doing, if we stumbled across something it would be great but we didn't go out there with collecting kits. This is more about learning the plausibility of this creature.
You did five episodes: The Man Ape of Sumatra, the Nightmare of the Amazon, the Swamp Monster of the Congo, the Sea Serpent of the North and the Mongolian Death Worm. How did you pick these?
There are current sightings, credible witnesses, and there's an ecosystem that really could support this type of life and it's remote enough that there hasn't been enough research done in this area. There are thousands of these crypto-zoological creatures, all these legends. And what we do is put them through some type of scientific rigor and say, 'Where are the recent accounts? Which ones can we say are mistaken identity, 'this is too mythical?'
Are hairy hominids like Orang Pendek, the Man Ape, more plausible?
It's so fascinating for me because the legend of the hairy hominid spans every culture. You've got the Yeren in in China, the Yeti in india, Bigfoot in North America, the Yowie in Australia. I think there's something in our subconscious where we know we did coexist with other species of hominid at one point. There's some cultural memory of this. There's also the idea that there have been wild men through history, sighted and being seen and I think there has to be something to that. There's a race of small humans that were found on the isle of Flores. This is a documented discovery, bones of this species. So I don't think it can be ruled out. One of my favorite quotes in the entire show is when I went to Sumatra one of the guides that was working with us said, 'The people who don't believe in these animals are people who have never been to my forest.' If you think about the migratory species of bipedal ape, they're going to have some intelligence and exist in small numbers anyway because that's what apes do. So I think there's a basis in something, absolutely.
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Retired Sea Captain Reports Triangle UFO Seen Ejecting Object over California
Fort Bragg, California – 3/3/2011 21:00
Triangular craft over Fort Bragg, California, ejects smaller craft.
"I live just south of the town of Fort Bragg, California, off of Highway 1 near the coast. I am a Cum Laude graduate of the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, New York.
I am a retired sea captain who spent 27 years at sea traversing the whole world.
On the night of March 3, 2011, I was standing in my open doorway having a cigarette when I noticed a bright red flashing light through the trees approaching from the southeast and tracking towards the northwest.
Fort Brag is the jump-off point for San Francisco area air traffic beginning or ending their Great Circle routes to and from the Far East, and we occasionally have some military flights off the coast.
So I am used to seeing air traffic, but this light was unusually large and bright to be a navigational light, so it grabbed my attention. It was a beautiful clear night with no clouds or haze.
As it approached, white lights became visible, and I saw that there were six white lights, much dimmer than the pulsing red light, in the shape of a triangle.
The red light was located between the second and third white lights on the starboard (right) side of the craft, which is the wrong side for a red navigational light.
I estimate the altitude to be between 5,000 and 10,000 feet, and it moved rather slowly, more like a propeller driven plane than a jet. It passed nearly directly overhead, at an elevation of about 80 degrees from the horizon, and I observed it for what I would estimate to be four or five minutes.
As for size, it would have filled the lower half of a full moon. I heard no sounds from it as it passed by overhead.
When its course took it offshore, it seemed to "eject" a smaller craft out of its starboard "bow".
This craft had a smaller pulsing orange light and two small white lights.
The smaller craft continued on a northern course while the larger craft continued northwest until it disappeared from view behind some trees."
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A 44-year-old Greenfield man has been charged with five counts of possession of child pornography after he confessed to police he stored a couple of hundred videos.
Michael L. Munkacsy told police he is attracted to girls between 10 and 15 years old, according to a criminal complaint.
Police found out by tracking several videos from a file sharing network to Munkacsy's computer, court records show.
Munkacsy was charged with five counts although a police officer conducting a quick initial search found at least 12 videos on a hard drive, seized from Munkacsy's residence on W. Beloit Road on Feb. 7, of children engaging in sex, according to the complaint.
Munkacsy is facing up to 25 years in prison and $100,000 in fines for each of the five counts. He is scheduled for a preliminary hearing on Thursday.
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