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Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre has affordable, comedy shows seven nights a week in NYC and LA. Watch the best improv, sketch and standup in the country. Our original comedy video productions have garnered the national spotlight. We also run the first nationally accredited improv and sketch comedy school in the country. For information on our courses, visit the Training Center.
Congratulations UCBT performers nominated for Emmy AwardsThe 61st Emmy nominations have been announced! Congratulations to nominated UCBT performers Wyatt Cenac, Peter Gwinn, Jack McBrayer, Opus Moreschi, John Mulaney, Amy Poehler and Ben Schwartz.
Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series
Entourage - HBO
Kevin Dillon as Johnny Drama
How I Met Your Mother - CBS
Neil Patrick Harris as Barney Stinson
The Office - NBC
Rainn Wilson as Dwight Schrute
30 Rock - NBC
Tracy Morgan as Tracy Jordan
30 Rock - NBC
Jack McBrayer as Kenneth Parcell
Two And A Half Men - CBS
Jon Cryer as Alan Harper
Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series
Pushing Daisies - ABC
Kristin Chenoweth as Olive Snook
Saturday Night Live - NBC
Amy Poehler as Various Characters
Saturday Night Live - NBC
Kristin Wiig as Various Characters
30 Rock - NBC
Jane Krakowski as Jenna Maroney
Ugly Betty - ABC
Vanessa Williams as Wilhelmina Slater
Weeds - Showtime
Elizabeth Perkins as Celia Hodes
Outstanding Special Class - Short-format Live-Action Entertainment Programs
Battlestar Galactica: The Face Of The Enemy - Syfy.com
Ronald D. Moore, Executive Producer
David Eick, Executive Producer
Jane Espenson, Executive Producer
Harvey Frand, Produced By
Bruce Springsteen Super Bowl Halftime Show - NBC
Don Mischer, Executive Producer
Ricky Kirshner, Executive Producer
Glenn Weiss, Executive Producer
Bruce Springsteen, Performer
The Daily Show: The Daily Show Correspondents On Jon Stewart - ComedyCentral.com
Kahane Corn, Co-Executive Producer
Paul Beddoe-Stephens, Co-Executive Producer
Nick Poppy, Producer
Rich Sullivan, Producer
Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog - drhorrible.com
Joss Whedon, Producer
Michael Boretz, Producer
David Burns, Producer
30 Rock's Kenneth the Web Page - NBC.com
Jack McBrayer, Producer
Eric Gurian, Producer
Josh Silberman, Producer
Tracey Wigfield, Producer
Bill Sell, Producer
Outstanding Writing For A Variety, Music Or Comedy Series
The Colbert Report - Comedy Central
Stephen Colbert, Writer
Allison Silverman, Writer
Richard Dahm, Writer
Michael Brumm, Writer
Rob Dubbin, Writer
Opus Moreschi, Writer
Peter Gwinn, Writer
Jay Katsir, Writer
Frank Lesser, Writer
Tom Purcell, Writer
Glenn Eichler, Writer
Peter Grosz, Writer
Barry Julien, Writer
Meredith Scardino, Writer
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart - Comedy Central
Steve Bodow, Head Writer
Jon Stewart, Writer
David Javerbaum, Writer
Josh Lieb, Writer
Rory Albanese, Writer
Kevin Bleyer, Writer
Jason Ross, Writer
Tim Carvell, Writer
John Oliver, Writer
Sam Means, Writer
Rob Kutner, Writer
J.R. Havlan, Writer
Rich Blomquist, Writer
Wyatt Cenac, Writer
Elliott Kalan, Writer
Rachel Axler, Writer
Late Night With Conan O'Brien - NBC
Mike Sweeney, Head Writer
Chris Albers, Writer
Jose Arroyo, Writer
Dan Cronin, Writer
Kevin Dorff, Writer
Andres du Bouchet, Writer
Michael Gordon, Writer
Berkley Johson, Writer
Brian Kiley, Wrter
Todd Levin, Writer
Brian McCann, Writer
Guy Nicolucci, Writer
Conan O'Brien, Writer
Matt O'Brien, Writer
Brian Stack, Writer
Andrew Weinberg, Writer
Late Show With David Letterman - CBS
Eric Stangel, Head Writer
Justin Stangel, Head Writer
Michael Barrie, Writer
Jim Mulholland, Writer
Steve Young, Writer
Tom Ruprecht, Writer
Lee Ellenberg, Writer
Matt Roberts, Writer
Jeremy Weiner, Writer
Joe Grossman, Writer
Bill Scheft, Writer
Bob Borden, Writer
Frank Sebastiano, Writer
David Letterman, Writer
Saturday Night Live - NBC
Seth Meyers, Head Writer
Doug Abeles, Writer
James Anderson, Writer
Alex Baze, Writer
Jessica Conrad, Writer
James Downey, Writer
Steve Higgins, Writer
Colin Jost, Writer
Erik Kenward, Writer
Rob Klein, Writer
John Lutz, Writer
Lorne Michaels, Writer
John Mulaney, Writer
Paula Pell, Writer
Simon Rich, Writer
Marika Sawyer, Writer
Akiva Schaffer, Writer
John Solomon, Writer
Emily Spivey, Writer
Kent Sublette, Writer
Jorma Taccone, Writer
Bryan Tucker, Writer
Outstanding Writing For A Variety, Music Or Comedy Special
81st Annual Academy Awards - ABC
Jon Macks, Writer
Jenny Bicks, Writer
Bill Condon, Writer
John Hoffman, Writer
Phil Alden Robinson, Writer
Bruce Vilanch, Writer
Dan Harmon, Special Material Written By
Rob Schrab, Special Material Written By
Ben Schwartz, Special Material Written By
Joel Stein, Special Material Written By
Chris Rock - Kill The Messenger - HBO
Chris Rock, Writer
Louis C.K.: Chewed Up - Showtime
Louis CK, Writer
Ricky Gervais: Out Of England - The Stand-Up Special - HBO
Ricky Gervais, Writer
Will Ferrell: You're Welcome America. A Final Night With George W. Bush - HBO
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Belgium vs. Team USA: As it happened on Twitter
Football is a cruel game.
Just when you start to believe, when you think the impossible just might be possible, your soul gets ripped right out of your body, and you remember you have to walk home in a full Captain America costume. The worst.
The United States men's national team loss to Belgium in extra-time on Tuesday was the most painful kind of torture. For 90 minutes, we watched Tim Howard save the USA time and time again, putting forth arguably the greatest goalkeeping performance ever at a World Cup, only for it to all fall apart in extra-time. Just like four years ago.
But after the heartbreak, there was pride and hope; pride that the team wouldn't ever, ever quit, and hope that in 2018, this team will be even stronger, and encourage even more belief. One team, one nation:
So proud of our team. So proud of our fans. So proud of our country !! Thanks to everyone for the amazing support !! #OneNationOneTeam— Jürgen Klinsmann (@J_Klinsmann)July 2, 2014
If you still have the mental and emotional capacity to do so, take a look at how America followed the USA's thrilling 2-1 loss in the Round of 16:
The United States hadn't even taken the field for warmups yet, when our blood pressure was already over 160. The heart-stopping finish between Argentina and Switzerland — Angel di Maria's winner deep into extra time sent the Albiceleste through — should probably have told us that this was going to be a long, long day:
The Pope is most CERTAINLY an Argentine!!!!! Divine guidance saving #Argentina!— Ray Hudson (@RayHudson)July 1, 2014
Heard Messi made the game winning pass! That's my type of play/er. Win, loss, draw u make the right play to help your team be successful
— LeBron James (@KingJames) July 1, 2014
Your move, #USA and #BEL. What a match!— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer)July 1, 2014
Oh NO! The first sign that the United States were in trouble:
Have to admit I'm a USA fan today— Wayne Rooney (@WayneRooney)July 1, 2014
the land of the free and the home of the brave #USA #USMNT— Pitbull (@pitbull)July 1, 2014
Anyone still wondering if soccer has "made it" in America?
Soldier Field is rockin' for the #USAvBEL viewing party. #OneNationOneTeam pic.twitter.com/KC4QtCy3FR— U.S. Soccer (@ussoccer)July 1, 2014
A pitch invader makes an appearance:
Alarming lack of security in this stadium on the field right now.— Grant Wahl (@GrantWahl)July 1, 2014
Landon Donovan, please get off the field.— TEDDY GOOALSEVELT (@edsbs)July 1, 2014
Purposeless pitch invasion. It was likely an England player.— Russell Brand (@rustyrockets)July 1, 2014
Game pauses briefly as Manuel Neuer runs onto the middle of the pitch.— Brian Phillips (@runofplay)July 1, 2014
More bad news, Fabian Johnson is hurt:
Not good. Fabian has been one of our best.— Rob Stone (@RobStoneONFOX)July 1, 2014
Huge moment for 20-year-old DeAndre Yedlin. Has to contain Hazard now. Johnson might have been most important US player this game.— Grant Wahl (@GrantWahl)July 1, 2014
USA you can have my hamstrings I don't really need em anyway— Kayla Knapp (@KaylaKnappFOX)July 1, 2014
We hope that @ussoccer sub @yedlinny has a little #HoneyBadger magic in him! Right @Mathieu_Era? #USAvBEL #USA pic.twitter.com/l4iAE7T9Qk
— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) July 1, 2014
Madeleine Albright with some wise words for the USA:
Keep your eye on the ball .@ussoccer #USMNT! Cheering for #USA vs #BEL. #WorldCup #1N1T pic.twitter.com/ggbwT9NfDB— Madeleine Albright (@madeleine)July 1, 2014
And England legend Gary Lineker perfectly summarizes the play thus far:
It's open, yet tight. Some would say that's the perfect combination.— Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker)July 1, 2014
All Belgium, all of the time:
Bend, don't break. #USMNT— Alexi Lalas (@AlexiLalas)July 1, 2014
So, I guess that's the difference between the Premier League and MLS— Matteo Bonetti (@TheCalcioGuy)July 1, 2014
The US is riding its luck. And your luck. And anyone else's luck it can find.— Sam Borden (@SamBorden)July 1, 2014
TIM. HOWARD. #Whoaaa. #USMNT @ussoccer— Andre Agassi (@AndreAgassi)July 1, 2014
TIM. HOWARD. #USA— FOX Sports (@FOXSports)July 1, 2014
Timmy Howard is like a warm blanket on a cold night— Mike Magee (@magee9)July 1, 2014
This…. pic.twitter.com/omL62XmJfj— Football Funnys (@FootballFunnys)July 1, 2014
Tim Howard could've saved my parents' marriage.— Jensen Karp (@JensenClan88)July 1, 2014
Tim Howard joins Mount Rushmore. #USA pic.twitter.com/e3ySMVfiFk— Squawka Football (@Squawka)July 1, 2014
Timmy!!!!!!— Brian McBride (@BMcBride20)July 1, 2014
Naming my baby girl Tim Howard.— Cupid Valentino (@mylestanzer)July 1, 2014
There's nobody in Tim Howard's mentions, because he's blocking everyone.— Mike Prada (@MikePradaSBN)July 1, 2014
Someone changed the US Secretary of Defence on Wikipedia to Tim Howard. Fantastic. pic.twitter.com/haPrHWPLjx— Cam (@_camwba)July 1, 2014
So, which NHL team is going to sign Tim Howard in free agency?— FOX Sports Live (@FOXSportsLive)July 1, 2014
Howard is a beast! Let's see some offense.— Joseph Montana (@JoeMontana)July 1, 2014
Chris Wondolowski's miss? Don't think that is what Joe Montana had in mind:
: ALl I'm gutted to have let down everyone but especially my teammates. It's been an incredible ride but I know this will make me stronger.— Chris Wondolowski (@ChrisWondo)July 2, 2014
Official @FIFAcom stat sheet shows zero offsides for #USA vs. #BEL. Wondolowski wasn't flagged. http://t.co/HqSbgqAXCz— James Tyler (@JamesTylerESPN)July 2, 2014
OH. MY. GOD. #CobiLIVE— FOX Sports Live (@FOXSportsLive)July 1, 2014
Wondo will never ever forget that moment for the rest of his life.— Julie Stewart-Binks (@JSB_FOX)July 1, 2014
I am going to lose my voice over this game. Oh, and my head!!!— Alex Morgan (@alexmorgan13)July 1, 2014
Extra-time AGAIN. I am the ball that keeps on giving. #ballin— brazuca (@brazuca)July 1, 2014
I can't believe a game 0-0 can be this exciting to watch— Jay Glazer (@JayGlazer)July 1, 2014
Kevin De Bruyne's goal:
Can't say it wasn't coming. #BEL finally get a shot to go in— Matteo Bonetti (@TheCalcioGuy)July 1, 2014
Ghana all over again— Seth Vertelney (@svertgoalcom)July 1, 2014
The dam finally bursts. Very well taken by de Bruyne.— Derek Rae (@RaeComm)July 1, 2014
Sports is horrible— Brian Phillips (@runofplay)July 1, 2014
The sound of 314 million hearts breaking in unison. #USAvsBEL— Sam Laird (@samcmlaird)July 1, 2014
Damn, I could've sworn there was an illegal chop block on that play. Or pass interference. Something, anything— Jay Glazer (@JayGlazer)July 1, 2014
Romelu Lukaku's goal. That's gotta be it, right?
Game, waffles.— Michael Lee (@MrMichaelLee)July 1, 2014
Lukaku with an assist and a goal in 15 minutes off the bench. Productive.— Rob Stone (@RobStoneONFOX)July 1, 2014
Julian Green, of all people — the phenom that replaced Landon Donovan on the team — with the goal to make it 2-1!
19-year-old Julian Green is the youngest World Cup goalscorer since Lionel Messi in 2006. #USA— Paul Carr (@PCarrESPN)July 1, 2014
IT'S NOT OVER!!!!!!!— Sydney Leroux (@sydneyleroux)July 1, 2014
Julian Green!!!! That's WHY HE'S HERE!!!— Rob Stone (@RobStoneONFOX)July 1, 2014
Julian Green > Landon Donovan #USA Anything else to say to Klinsmann? Exactly.— Cristian Nyari (@Cnyari)July 1, 2014
And then, almost 2-2! QUE MOMENTO!!!
What a free kick routine that was. Oh my.— Michael Cummings (@MikeCummings37)July 1, 2014
Thibaut Courtois with a Tim Howard impression there.— SB Nation Soccer (@SBNationSoccer)July 1, 2014
This American team, man…— Leandinho (@LeanderOnFOX)July 1, 2014
Last scene of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid— Men in Blazers (@MenInBlazers)July 1, 2014
Still proud of you, guys!
Proud that our guys, just like our country, never gave up. Tim Howard—most valuable player in the World Cup. #USMNT— Vice President Biden (@VP)July 1, 2014
Heartbreaking. But so proud of our team!!— Brian McBride (@BMcBride20)July 1, 2014
The #USMNT played their hearts out. Thank you for making us BELIEVE. We are so proud.— Sydney Leroux (@sydneyleroux)July 1, 2014
So proud of our guys. So proud of how America supported the #USMNT. We proved to the world WE ARE A SOCCER NATION! Best days still ahead.— Don Garber (@thesoccerdon)July 1, 2014
HEART BREAKER. Proud of how our guys battled at the end. Tim Howard… WOW. #BeastMode #USMNT 🙌— Justin Timberlake (@jtimberlake)July 1, 2014
Unbelievable game. I'm so proud to be an American! Our guys battled. Thanks #TeamUSA for such a great run— Drew Brees (@drewbrees)July 1, 2014
Gutted. Fair. Proud.— Rob Stone (@RobStoneONFOX)July 1, 2014
Amazing effort. Proud of these men.— The American Outlaws (@AmericanOutlaws)July 1, 2014
Incredible ride. Thank you @USMNT for representing us with such heart. Go USA!— Mia Hamm (@MiaHamm)July 1, 2014
Two words.. TIM HOWARD #Respect #BelUSA— Vincent Kompany (@VincentKompany)July 1, 2014
#USA should be proud @ussoccer Amazing effort. @MLS @NewYorkRedBulls #Howard Man of the match. @Everton— Tim Cahill (@Tim_Cahill)July 1, 2014
Congratulations to @ussoccer on a great World Cup. I'm proud of you. You brought all of us together. We'll be back. #OneNationOneTeam— Arnold (@Schwarzenegger)July 1, 2014
Proud of those boys. Left it all out there on the field. No denying American soccer is here to stay!!! #usa— Stuart Holden (@stuholden)July 1, 2014
We need to believe as a nation as we did the past few weeks that we CAN compete. The tide is turning and the world has taken notice. #1N1T— Jozy Altidore (@JozyAltidore)July 1, 2014
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Public Citizen believes that one solution to the problem may be federal legislation that creates liability for insurers that require prior authorization or that refuse to reimburse for emergency treatment.
Senators Bob Graham (D-Fla.) and Lincoln Chafee (R-R.I.) have introduced the Access to Emergency Medical Services Act, which would require insurance companies to pay for emergency treatment without the need for prior authorization, Wolfe tells WebMD. He notes that Public Citizen is sending the report to members of Congress and president Bush.
Another way to increase hospital compliance with EMTALA may be to increase the maximum allowable fine to hundreds of thousands of dollars, Wolfe said.
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And more excuses to bake. Double fun!
This time I went for things I have made before. Again, mincemeat pies (surprisingly I'm still not bored of them, but I have a cupcake recipe for when I am!), shortbread (made smaller and decorated with a festive theme) and mini chocolate banana loaves, because, you know, mini loaf tins.
I am particularly pleased with my Christmas trees. They are not exactly refined, but it's a start.
I am seriously loving my mini loaf tins. I think mini loaves are going to feature a lot in the near future. I may have to start making yeast bread again so that my normal sized loaf tin doesn't feel left out!


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I'm serious. No one would ever have a chance. I don't think it's physically possible.
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The Porsche Club of America: A History of Passion, Elegance, and Community
John Labunski, host of the popular Houston-area radio show Retirement Wealth Talk Radio on KPRC 950 AM and the founder, President, and CEO of Lincoln Wealth Strategies, LLC, is an avid automobile enthusiast. Through his membership in the Porsche Club of America Inc., Labunski joins with fellow fans of the classic European car in events and activities held by local chapters around the country.
The club traces its beginnings to Bill Sholer, a Porsche owner in the Washington, D.C., area in the early 1950s. The commercial artist occasionally noticed other drivers of the then-unusual car on the road, and decided to open his home as a gathering place for other Porsche lovers. In 1955, the Porsche Club of America announced its founding in an issue of Sports Car Illustrated magazine, and a phenomenon was born.
News of the organization spread quickly. From an initial business meeting of a few individuals at Blackie's Grille in Washington, the club has grown to include more than 100,000 members, making it the largest such group devoted to a single automobile marque. The club's stringent rule, that all members must actually own a Porsche, is still in force today. Each of the nation's more than 130 regional clubs sponsors driving meets, social get-togethers, and parades.
John Labunski has attended many of the Porsche Club of America driver events in his region. He invites his fans and friends to get involved by visiting PCA.org.


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Hello, I'm Paul Panfalone aka Paul Pants, Owner and Creative Director of the Paul Pants Design Company (PantsCo for short). As the one man A-Team at PantsCo, I create all brand-related and client output for the studio.
I've spent over a decade in the design industry with experience in art direction, illustration, marketing and advertising, event promotions, consulting, character design, product development, packaging, branding, style guidelines, infographics, and web development.
I've been extremely fortunate to work with several well-known brands over the years, a partial list includes: Apple, United Airlines, Swell, Active Ride Shop, ProSound, University at Buffalo, Kinex Pharmaceuticals, Unicell, and ICC Compliance Center.
After cutting my teeth in the design world, I found myself increasingly eager to branch out and do my own thing. I wanted to have the creative freedom to develop ideas and products that were entirely my own, instead of only helping others to sell theirs.
I've laid the foundation for PantsCo to be a platform that allows me to do just that; a studio where I can spend as much time establishing my own brand as I do teaming up with clients. So far, so good.
My brother and I began drawing when we were very young, quickly becoming known in school as the "artistic" kids. We set up shop in our grandparents basement and put together a makeshift comic book studio. We spent countless hours planning and illustrating complete graphic novels, from rough pencils to lettering and finished colors. All of this entirely by hand, our family didn't even own a computer back then. Together we developed an entire universe of characters (like the ones below) and a complex mythology that we still discuss to this day.
DEVELOPED IN THE 80s
Man, was I lucky to have grown up in the 1980's. It was truly the raddest decade to be a kid. Painted toy packaging, lightning and chrome adorned album covers, wicked skateboard decks, mind-blowing arcade games, cartoons and movies, the list goes on and on; the flood of visual imagery from that era jumpstarted my imagination early on. DNA from all these childhood influences works its way into everything I create at PantsCo.
After acquiring two graphic design degrees and subsequently working in the trenches, I gave my passion a much needed boost by rediscovering my love for illustration. In returning to my roots, I brushed off the rust by drawing some of the pop culture iconography from my past. I had a blast doing it, and have now shifted my focus toward original work, including teaming up with my brother to bring some of our childhood creations back to life. I've now come full circle, and I'm enjoying every second of it.
"A belief in working with the head, hand and heart and mixing enough play with the work so that every task is pleasurable and makes for health and happiness." - John Ruskin
The fellas over at Versus Mag in the UK were cool enough to include an interview with me in their Summer 2013 Issue. You can check it out here:
INTERVIEW: MASKast PODCAST
Jason and Wyatt of the MASKast invited me to join them as a guest on their podcast, which I was honored to do. Listen to it here:
I make an effort to attend design lectures and events in order to stay up-to-date and inspired. It's also nice to hang out with some friends in the design industry that I don't have a chance to see otherwise. Here's a list of the major events I've attended over the last few years.
Weapons of Mass Creation 2011
Cleveland, Ohio
Montreal Meets 2012
Montreal, Quebec CA
Weapons of Mass Creation 2013
Cleveland, Ohio
Toronto, Ontario CA
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Hill to sign with Phoenix after agreeing to two-year deal
Grant Hill, who fell short of expectations in six injury-marred seasons with Orlando, has decided to sign a free-agent contract with the Phoenix Suns.The move continues an overhaul of the Magic lineup and shores up the small forward position for Phoenix. Hill's agent, Lon Babby, said Thursday that Hill has agreed in principle to a two-year deal -- known as a bi-annual exception -- for $1.8 million this season and almost $2 million in 2008-09 at the player's option. Teams can offer $1.2 million as the mid-level exception for veterans, but can offer the bigger $1.8 million bi-annually. The deal will not be considered official until July 11, the first day free agents are allowed to officially sign new contracts. Hill, 34, also considered the Pistons, Heat, Mavs and Spurs but ultimately chose the Suns because of their ability to give him a meaningful role on the team and a chance at a championship. "Obviously money wasn't the biggest factor here," Babby said. "He had offers for a lot more money. Grant wants a chance to win a championship and he wanted to go to a place that would give him a chance to contribute. Phoenix was the perfect fit." The seven-time All-Star gives Phoenix some help at small forward after the team traded away James Jones on draft night. Hill should challenge Boris Diaw for the starting small forward role. Despite Hill joining the team, the Suns' future remains rather murky at this point. While they have been a contender every year since Steve Nash joined the team, uncertainty remains around the roster for the 2007-08 season. The team has been heavily involved in Kevin Garnett trade rumors this summer. In almost every scenario that has leaked, players like Shawn Marion or Amare Stoudemire could potentially head to other teams. It is still unclear how Hill's signing will affect the Suns' thinking about trading Marion or Stoudemire or trading for Garnett. Suns owner Robert Sarver would like new Suns general manager Steve Kerr to trim around $10 million in payroll this summer in order to avoid paying the league's luxury tax -- another factor that might influence the team's decision-making. Hill's decision to leave the Magic ends a long, tortured relationship with the franchise. When Hill joined the team in 2000 (along with free agent Tracy McGrady) in a sign-and-trade with Detroit, people were talking about winning championships. However, complications from ankle surgery in the summer of 2000 derailed Hill's career. In his six seasons with the Magic, Hill played more than 30 games in a season only twice. In total, Hill played in only 200 of the 492 total regular-season games the Magic played while he was under contract for $93 million. Chad Ford covers the NBA for ESPN Insider.
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The 2013 Cincinnati Reds had an excellent season. Their star first baseman reaffirmed his status as one of the game's premier offensive talents, a shrewd offseason trade paid dividends and strong performances from a talented starting rotation led the team to a 90-72 record and a place in the wildcard play-in game. On the surface, 2013 was a positive season for baseball fans in Cincinnati, but you could forgive them for not quite feeling that way in the Queen City.
The season culminated in a wildcard play-in against the surprising Pirates in the even-more-surprisingly competitive NL Central, and for the third time in four years, the Reds made the playoffs and failed to advance beyond their opening round. That the loss this year came as part of the brand new one-and-done format does little to help matters, as Reds' fans likely feel as though the surging Pirates stole their playoff hopes out from under them. After six years at the helm, manager Dusty Baker was let go at the end of the season amidst reports that the team wanted to shake up his coaching staff, to which Dusty told the team to fire him instead.
Baker was embattled for much of the year in the media, largely for his open criticisms of superstar first-baseman Joey Votto's propensity for taking walks, and his support of the outspoken Brandon Phillips in the wake of the second baseman's verbal assault on reporter C Trent Rosecrans who merely tweeted about Phillips' lackluster on-base percentage. 2013's media boondoggles aside, Baker leaves with a 509-463 record as a Red, leading his team to two first place finishes. His old-school tactics should do nothing to tarnish his legacy as a great manager in Cincinnati.
What Went Right?
Votto and leadoff man Shin-Soo Choo were on-base machines, taking first and second places respectively in the National League OBP race, with Choo having a nearly 20 point lead on third-place Andrew McCutchen. Choo and Votto played very similar games, with both walking in over 15% of their PAs and striking out in less than 20%. Votto's 18.6% walk rate is just hilarious and needs to be mentioned as often as possible. His .305/.435/.491 line led the team and earned him 6.4 bWAR and a 6th place finish in the NL MVP race that'd likely have been higher if the team had gone deeper into the postseason. Choo hit .285/.423/.462, making for a fearsome presence at the top of the order and on the basepaths as he stole 20 bases, although Fangraphs BsR rating of 0 (a measure of a player's baserunning contributions that factors in taking extra bases and SB success rates) suggests that the high total may have been a factor of his being on base so often. Jay Bruce continued to be a consistent offensive force, hitting .262/.329/.478 and earning 5.1 bWAR and coming tenth in the MVP vote.
Reds' pitchers continued to be consistently above-average, with their starters posting the third best ERA in baseball behind just the Cards and Dodgers. Mat Latos continued to be completely awesome, earning a 3.10 FIP and teammate Homer Bailey was nearly just as good with a 3.31. Bailey stole the stage for media attention, however, after he threw his second no-hitter in 10 months in July. Mike Leake danced between the raindrops with a below average K rate and outperformed his 4.04 FIP by over 60 points with his 3.37 ERA.
Defensively the team was quite strong, which was a tad surprising given the amount of talk before the season that focused on their questionable deployment of Choo in center. Fangraphs Def rating, based largely on DRS, ranked the Reds as the fifth best defensive team in baseball.
What Went Wrong?
Baker may have been an all-time great Reds' manager, but his managerial decisions this year were far from beyond reproach. His strange utilization of Zack Cozart and Brandon Phillips to take most of the at-bats in the two-hole for the year led to the team getting an embarrassing .228/.281/.356 line with only 7 steals from the second spot in the batting order. The team's right-handed hitters in general underperformed, combining for a .233/.288/.356 line.
The aforementioned media gaffes proved to be a distraction all year around the team, and multiple studies proved that the coach's criticisms of his star player's best skill were unfounded. The Rosecrans incident was embarrassing and could have at least something to do with the teams' reported shopping of it's longtime representative at the keystone. That any high-ranking voice in an organization would speak ill of a player's on-base skills is mysterious, especially since without Votto and Choo's inflated contributions, Reds' hitters posted a measly .297 OBP that would have been second worst in baseball, trailing the Astros by two points.
While I'm not a big believer in clutch stats being predictive in any way, they are an interesting way to look at a season that was, and the Reds this year failed to capitalize on a lot of their most important opportunities. Their 87 wRC+ in high-leverage situations was 11th worst in baseball and was the worst mark of any team to earn entrance to the playoffs. Perhaps nothing is more emblematic of their failure to get the big hit than their early exit from the playoffs at the hands of the Pirates, losing 6-2 as the Bucs teed off and the Reds failed to find an answer.
Looking Ahead
There are plenty of reasons for optimism for Reds' fans in going into 2014. Their roster is pretty well set, and without any significant holes to fill they can focus on making sure any big moves are legitimate upgrades. All-time minor league single-season stolen-base champion Billy Hamilton (that is quite a mouthful) impressed in his limited use in 2013 and figures to supplant Choo in the outfield assuming Cincy does not resign last year's acquisition or make a splashy OF acquisition. The leverage stats should normalize next year, and the team's emergence of young talent like Hamilton and starting pitcher Tony Cingrani is a lot to be excited about. With former pitching coach Bryan Price taking the manager's reins in 2014, fans can hope that he will fare a little better at lineup construction, and perhaps will leave one of the best hitters in the game to do his thing in peace. Votto was excellent, but pundits may legitimately question why he put up his career-worst ISO and his lowest wRC+ since 2009, and his power output will be something to monitor going forward. He will remain valuable with diminished power, but it will affect his valuation negatively nonetheless if the power dropoff is permanent.
At the winter meetings, the Reds' lack of real needs should see them make relatively few waves. If their rumored shopping of Phillips bears fruit, they could become surprise players in the Omar Infante sweepstakes, but aside from that expect them to just pick up some depth in the starting pitching area and maybe a center fielder to pair with Hamilton as the youngster learns the ropes. Rajai Davis could likely be had on a cheap deal and may fit the bill, having hit right handers well over the last few years in Toronto.
Overall, the Reds have every reason to believe that they'll be successful in 2013. They are a young team with their star player signed through his prime years and the starting pitching that a championship level squad requires. Dusty Baker and his old-school, no-nonsense ways will surely be missed, but if it means they can do better than a .281 OBP from the two-hole I think it'll shake out fine.


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One of the most sought-after roles in Hollywood right now is directing the biopic of rap group N.W.A. ... but as far as original rap member MC Ren is concerned ... there's only one dude for the job -- John Singleton.
Ren tells TMZ he has been in touch with Ice Cube and lobbied for Singleton. Ren says Cube agreed.
Singelton, certainly has the cred to do an N.W.A. flick, with "Boyz N The Hood" under his belt. Ren says, "He knows L.A. He knows the hood and understands it. That is what the director will fully have to comprehend to do a N.W.A. film."
Apparently he didn't see "Abduction."
ITA. He did a great job with the classic film Boys in the Hood
boys n da hood was amazing. watch it if you haven't.
Can't wait to see this movie !!!!!!!
I agree. GET HIM NOW! Throw in some dubstep while you're at it.
They should really shake things up and have Roman Polanski direct this flick! Drugging teenagers and forced sodomy. This G has street cred yo! Lolz...
John Singleton's father Danny Singleton has directed a movie called Haterology 101. Visit the website www.haterology.com for more information
Finally and I hope it's good.
Singleton is a racist. I've worked with him before.
yo! but he don't undastand that comtptòn is mehico now! so, um yeah, ...maybe not.
N.W.A (short for *****z Wit Attitudes[1][2] or *****z With Attitude[
NO FREAKIN WAYYY all Johns Sigeltons movies have always been GENIRC.The Hughs brothers would do a much better job, or even Atwan fuqua
John Singleton's father has just release 3 books at Amazon Kindle that are soon to be Blockbuster movies 1)Sinbad 2) Night Walker 3)The Cultivator


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This week I interview Shawn Brillon, the King of Swing here at Orvis. He's a master at strategizing on swinging flies for both Atlantic salmon and steelhead, and his strategy works for trout streamers and wets as well. It should serve to get you jazzed up for steelhead season—I know it did for me. In the Fly Box, we talk about landlocked Atlantic salmon, best all-around line for a switch rod, a basic saltwater outfit and flies for almost anywhere in the world, plus I get pressed to pick which three fly rods I would pick if I could only have three for all of my fishing.
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Tue, 5 August 2014
After a hiatus for family vacation, a trade show, a tarpon trip, and just plain sloth and procrastination, we finally have a new podcast and it's a long one, well over an hour. In the podcast we talk about keeping hold of big brown trout, big browns chasing hooked fish, rusty hooks, broken hooks, and dubbing problems. Quite an eclectic mix. The main part of the podcast is "Five Reasons for Breaking Out of Your Comfort Zone" and I think you'll be surprised at some of the benefits of trying new places and new techniques. There is a bonus feature of Big Pete Kutzer explain Tom's big casting mistakes on long casts with big rod—hopefully pointing out my problems will help you as well.
Direct download: Getting_Out_of_Your_Comfort_Zone.mp3
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Thu, 19 June 2014
This week, a few people take me to task for not answering questions properly (I have addressed them in this week's podcast) and we also talk about nymph/adult size and color correlation in insects, how to carry a second rod, using poly leaders, whether keeping gear in a hot car will hurt it, and a bunch of other questions. But the main event is a long conversation with Steve Hollensed from Texas on his secrets to largemouth bass fly fishing in big lakes. Just to pique your interest, they are not always in deep water during the day, and fly selection is probably the least important decision you make. So download this week's episode and relax in an easy chair, cut the lawn, or make this week's commute a little more tolerable.
Direct download: Largemouth_Bass_Fly_Fishing_in_Big_Lakes_with_Steve_Hollensed.mp3
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Mon, 9 June 2014
This week I have a chat with Jess McGlothlin—author, blogger, photographer, conservationist, and a very accomplished fly fisher. She's a Montana native and had her own business in the equestrian business before she fell in love with fly fishing and decided to devote her life to writing about it. You have probably read pieces with Jess's byline over the past few years, but you'll be reading more of her in the future as we hired her last winter as our outdoor copywriter—but Jess adds so much more to our team than just words on paper or on a screen as you'll learn in the interview, where we compare Eastern to Western fly fishing. We have the usual fly box topics like when to wear landing gloves, when to use a "hitched" fly, how to set up your fishing vest, and a philosophy for tying or buying flies by size—in other words, if someone recommends Prince nymphs in sizes 14-18, can you just get away with a size 16? In case you don't get to the podcast until later in the week, I'm speaking at Orvis Pittsburgh this Thursday (June 12) on Fishing Small Streams at 3 pm and Reading the Water at 6 pm. The seminars are free and I'll be in the sore all day if you want to stop in and give me your podcast suggestions in person. Should be fun and I am looking forward to it.
Direct download: East_vs_West_with_Jess_McGlothlin.mp3
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Mon, 2 June 2014
This week's podcast is 8 tips on indicators—or probably more but I'm calling it 8 and sticking to it. We'll talk about types, depth, how to rig, weights, and a couple special tricks on how to slow down the drift of your nymphs. In The Fly Box, we range from how to prepare for a saltwater trip to barbless hooks to sunken terrestrials to rod/reel balance. And lots more—even without a special guest I rambled for over an hour this week so I hope I can cover at least one of your daily commutes or a lawn mowing session.
Direct download: Tom_Rosenbauers_Tips_for_Using_Indicators.mp3
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^^^What Skippy916 said!^^^ It is so sad to see so many of our great friends that have had to leave us. To all of them, all who have posted here and all that post to this thread in the future, I wish you peace.
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This is a wonderful thread, though it makes me sad. I'm glad to see I'm not the only one that realizes pets are part of our family...I thought maybe I was a strange one.You all have some beautiful family members.
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-- Tickets are now on sale for ROH's WrestleMania 29 weekend show from the Manhattan Center/Hammerstein Ballroom is New York City. You can get tickets at ROHWrestling.com.
-- Former WWE Diva and current ROH talent Maria Kanellis tweeted her insight during Sunday's Money in the Bank pay-per-view event and indicated that she is not a fan of Ryback. She wrote in consecutive messages:
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Alex Lowes took his WFR Honda to a brilliant pole position at Cadwell Park on Sunday afternoon, overcoming difficult, damp conditions in the early stages of the qualifying session to take top spot for the eighth round of the British Superbike Championship. The wet track soon began to dry and, competing at his home circuit, the Lincolnshire rider, stilll in contention for a Showdown place, posted a lap of 1m27.505s to get the better of Tommy Hill on the Swan Yamaha. The reigning champion put in a time of 1m27.534s on his final lap and he'll be joined on the front row by a rejuventaed Jon Kirkham. The Samsung Honda rider won the opening round of the season at Brands Hatch back in April but has struggled for form and confidence ever since he crashed at Oulton Park in May. That appears to be firmly behind him now and he was able to get the better of team-mate Michael Laverty who took a solid fourth as he looks to confirm his Showdown place this weekend. Fifth place on the grid will be occupied by Karl Harris, the Quattro Plant Kawasaki rider having shown excellent pace in each and every session and a second row start was just rewards for the man who's only having his second BSB outing of the year. He edged out fellow Kawasaki rider Danny Buchan who more than justified his promotion from the Superstock 1000cc series to the country's premier class in sixth. Peter Hickman, twice a faller this weekend, James Westmoreland, a flying Mark Aitchison on the Splitlath Aprilia and Michael Rutter rounded out the top ten although the latter only completed one lap in Q3 before crashing out uninjured at the Gooseneck. Josh Brookes, currently third in the Championship, could only manage 12th, whilst it was a disappointing qualifying session for many of the Showdown contenders with Alastair Seeley (11th), Ian Lowry (14th), Chris Walker (15th), Tommy Bridewell (17th) and Stuart Easton (20th). Meanwhile, it's proven to be a disastrous weekend for Noriyuki Haga and, having already fallen on Saturday, he crashed in Sunday morning's final free practice session sustaining a broken collarbone and putting him out of action for the weekend and, possibly, the next round at Donington Park in two week's time too. Qualifying times1 Alex Lowes (Honda) 1m27.505s2 Tommy Hill (Yamaha) 1m27.534s3 Jon Kirkham (Honda) 1m27.684s4 Michael Laverty (Honda) 1m27.986s5 Karl Harris (Kawasaki) 1m28.001s6 Danny Buchan (Kawasaki) 1m28.156s
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Diabetes and obesity are big problems for Hispanic women in New York, particularly those in low-income areas such as the South Bronx. Nutritionists say lessons in healthier eating and cooking begin with a cultural understanding of food.
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A new sport that's like skateboarding on snow is taking root in the back country of British Columbia, Canada.
Skiing in the New York Region
An interactive map featuring information on smaller ski areas in the metropolitan New York region.
Skier Taps Natural Terrain
Skier Tim Durtschi garnered attention for his exploits in ski resort terrain parks and jumps in the backcountry. But he has stepped away from manicured features to ski natural terrain.
Flying High While Still on the Ground
Emily Cook, of the United States freestyle ski team, visualizes each aerial jump as part of her training for the Olympics.
Olympics Pictures of the Day: Feb. 22
Saturday was the next-to-last day of competition at the Winter Games in Sochi, Russia.
Times Minute | Origins of the Ski Lift
Also in the Minute, the challenges ahead for the truce in Ukraine and 'Bridges of Madison County' comes to Broadway.
Olympics Pictures of the Day: Feb. 23
The Sochi Games wrapped up with gold medal events in hockey, cross-country skiing and bobsled before the closing ceremony.
How Mikaela Shiffrin Won the Slalom
Looking powerful and poised, the 18-year-old American dominated the first run and hung on in the second to pick up the gold medal.
Things You Don't Know: Freeskiing
Freeskiing, which includes halfpipe and slopestyle events, is new to the Olympics this year. Skiers say the sport is different from any other.
Sochi Video Notebook: Ted Ligety
The American skier talked about not winning a medal at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics and winning a gold in the giant slalom on Wednesday.
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Sochi Video Notebook: Megan McJames
The American skier talks about the struggles of being an independent athlete.
New Zealand for Beginners
Finding himself in a country he'd never given much thought, the author manages to hurtle down slopes, go on a picturesque "tramp" and hit some pubs — all in a few days.
A Sisterhood of the Snow in Alaska
Nine women head into the Chugach Mountains for a heli-skiing adventure, and a little camaraderie.
Montana's Big Sky Resort Gets Bigger
Last fall, Big Sky became the largest ski area in the country, making runs even roomier.
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The site of this month's Winter Olympics faces an uncertain future as a tourist destination.
Finding 3 Ways to Enjoy Alaska's Winter
On a January trip to the Anchorage area, the author finds that coffee, beer and winter sports can inject some life into the season's cold, dark days.
Skiing in My Own Backyard
For a resident of central Oregon, there's no need to jet off to the Rockies or the Alps to discover a world of snow.
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Video surveillance goes mobile
Advancements in technology have created a paradigm shift within the industry
This new era of video management software and mobile applications truly allows users to tap into the power of their smart devices to stream video from any location for either short or long-term storage. Users can grab real-time visual reports of an incident, and stream the video and data to a central command center for on-the-spot decision making, dispatching and timely incident resolution.
This technology extends the coverage of surveillance networks to reach blind spots and other areas that traditional cameras cannot reach; enabling the relocation of surveillance devices in real time as the needs arises. Mobile surveillance gives operators and administrators greater configuration flexibility and ease of access for casual users through web browsers. Applications and software can also be deployed on a PC or tablet for additional connectivity and flexibility. Remote viewing outputs handle various compression algorithms, including H.264, MPEG4 or MJPEG, provide audio support and offer an array of third-party camera support.
Mobile applications via IP also change the depth and breadth of security. Not only does this technology give the user the ability to protect outlying locations - warehouses, satellite offices, utility substations, live events, temporary infrastructure and more - it provides business intelligence, service and reduces operational costs.
The future of the industry is in software, remote and cloud-based solutions. These video surveillance advancements allow end users to focus on their core business, but still have a handle and control on all their locations around the globe.
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With only 11 days until the 2014 season begins, Todd Graham and co. have officially started their game preparations for the opener against Weber State. On Monday morning, the Sun Devils simulated what a Tuesday practice would be like during game week.
"We are very, very young at a lot of places," said Graham. "We need a lot more more fundamental development. Our biggest thing is getting guys to operate in the scheme. I just think we just need to get better."
Paul Mayerburg of USA Today said this about the upcoming season for ASU Sun Devils
"It's easy to get lost in the shuffle. Todd Graham fights for the spotlight on two fronts: one, as a member of the coaching-rich Pac-12, a league as loaded with star power as any in the Football Bowl Subdivision; and two, as a member of the coaching-change class of 2011, a group that rivals any in ability, potential and on-field production.
Yet all Arizona State has done is win, starting with a two-win improvement in 2012, Graham's debut campaign, and continuing with double-digit wins and the South Division title last fall, his impressive follow-up. Yeah, it's hard to make noise out West – but Graham and ASU are beating the drum."
We are very excited for the Sun Devils upcoming season, check out their game schedule below!
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The Story of Sushi.
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Heavy metallers The Spanish origin, WARCRY, have announced that their eighth musical work take the title "Immortal". The album was recorded by Daniel Sevillano in Oviedo and mastered by Mika Jussila at Finnvox studios in Finland.
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There's only one reason why I still use classic and that's because UMAX is too incompetent to build native OSX driver software for my scanner. It is an Astra 4450 and I have to use the Classic scanning software just to use it. Unfortunately, according to the VueScan website: "All UMAX USB models except 3400 (some versions), 5400 and PowerLook 180" is unsupported so that doesn't help much and SANE doesn't like my scanner either so I'm pretty much stuck in Classic world until 1) UMAX releases some OSX stuff or 2) I buy a new scanner ... looks like it might be the 2nd choice but that's not going to happen for about a year or so. Bleh ...
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Have you looked at VueScan? Two of my clients were able to carry their ageing UMAX SCSI scanners forward into Mac OS X with that software.
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Yup ... just did... downloaded it, installed it, tried it ... doesn't work. The Apple Profiler knows the scanner is there but VueScan won't pick it up. I think it's because the scanner is a USB scanner instead of a SCSI. For some weird reason or another, most UMAX USB scanners won't work with it ... beats me why ...
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Introduction to Judaism: Text Book List
- Einstein/Kukoff. Introduction to Judaism: A Source Book (Revised). URJ Books and Music, 1999. $17.95
- Syme, Daniel. The Jewish Home (Revised Edition). URJ Books and Music, 2003. $14.95
- Shapiro, Mark. Gates of Shabbat. CCAR Press, 1991. $14.95
- Silberman, Shoshana. A Family Haggadah. Kar-Ben, 2010 or 2011. $4.95
- Kukoff, Lydia. Choosing Judaism. URJ Books and Music, 2005. $14.95
- Scheindlin, Raymond. A Short HIstory - of the Jewish People. Oxford University Press, 1998. $17.95.
- Sonsino, Rifat and Syme, Daniel B. Finding God. URJ Books and Music, 2002. $13.95.
A Jewish Bible (Tanakh) (JPS English translation) will be used in the class:
- e.g. The Jewish Study Bible, Oxford University Press, 2004. $45.00
Books are available (new and used) online at Amazon or Barnes and Noble.
You can also order the URJ books directly from URJ Books and Music.
Gates of Shabbat is also available at CCAR Press.
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We recently posted a sermon on the Keep Believing website called Jesus Christ and Him Crucified. Here's an excerpt:
"A few weeks ago I celebrated my 55th birthday. That in itself is hardly a world-shaking event, but I am truly celebrating it because it feels like I have reached an important milestone. When I was a teenager, 55 seemed positively ancient. Now it feels perfectly normal. But when you have lived 55 years, you can't pretend to be young anymore. If God wills, I may live another 30 years (or another 30 minutes—who knows?), but I'll never be a teenager again. I'm definitely closer to the finish line than to the starting line. I find myself in a stage of life where I am trying to get rid of things I don't need to carry with me. For most of us, life can be divided into two phases—accumulating and de-accumulating. After decades of trying to amass things, I am well over into the de-accumulation side. I find myself throwing things away left and right. It's not a good week for me unless I can fill up a trash bag or two with things I don't need anymore. I find myself going through something similar spiritually. I want to go back to basics in every area. I want to find those things that are true and that matter eternally, and that's where I want to spend the bulk of my time in the next few years. I pray, 'Lord, strip away the things that don't matter, even the good things, so that what is left are the things that will still matter 10,000 years from now.'"
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Oct 2014 Demo
"Open Shop and Christmas Ornaments w/long finials"
by Glynn Cox
WNT SUPER THURSDAY, October 30TH
Are you ready for another exciting Open Shop with Hot Dogs, Swap and Shop, and Tips and Tricks Super Thursday on October 30th?
Starting at 3 PM until 6 PM our Open Shop will be your opportunity to visit with our Mentors and learn hands on about the things in which you are interested. There will be a number of lathes stationed about our meeting room with someone who can help you with just about anything you want to learn. There will be a couple of sharpening stations with Mentors to help with your tool grinding issues. Several lathes stations will feature everything from bowl techniques, skew techniques, spindle issues, hollow form techniques, segmented turning issues, and much, much more.
Hot Dogs and drinks will be available for purchase to ward off that nagging hunger you might get during the long special day.
Got surplus tools, and any item of value that you don't need any more? Put a price on them and offer them for sale during the Open Shop or the meeting to follow.
If you have Tips or Tricks you think others might like to use, call John Horn at 817-485-7397 so he can arrange to put you on the program for the club meeting following the Open Shop. We would like to hear from you about the things you have found useful around the shop. We all have some idea or item we can show to others that would make their woodturning experience better. Your presentation should not be more than about 5 minutes or so because we expect a number of our members to show a wide variety of items or ideas that others may not have experienced. Even if your idea is not your own, but you found it useful, share it with the rest of us. Help us celebrate the experiences you have had in your woodturning adventure.
The mission of the Woodturners of North Texas is to advance the creative pursuit of woodturning through educational programs, practical demonstrations and community service projects. Personal achievement is encouraged through mentoring, design challenges and member participation.
Next Meeting - Oct 30th, 2014
The chapter meets on the last Thursday evening of each month from 6:30 - 9:00 PM at the Handley-Meadowbrook Lions Club, 6013 Craig Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76112.
Visitors and guests are always welcome to attend our meetings. The Handley-Meadowbrook Lions Club is about 1.5 miles south of I-30 on I-820 S. exit Craig Street (Exit 30a).
August 2014
It is Thursday evening in beautiful downtown Waco, Texas.
Fifty years ago today I married a very special lady. It is mine and Pat's 50th wedding anniversary and we have caught a lot of good natured flack about being at SWAT on our special day. It takes a special lady to do that.
As I write this it is hotter than blue blazes, whatever that means, but the convention center is cool. Your SWAT technical team gathered here this morning, unloaded all of our A/V equipment and setup the large room we sponsor. Things were really bustling today with vendors unloading their wares and setting up their displays. SWAT attendees were registering in droves and some really outstanding pieces were being placed in the Instant Gallery.
Getting to SWAT on Thursday has its benefits as I was able to corner a beautiful piece of maple burl to make Christmas ornaments. It would have been gone by Friday. Most of the vendors have setup by Thursday evening, ready for the Friday morning rush.
Bob Clark has done an outstanding job in providing lead in slide shows for each demonstration in our room. His shows run between each rotation providing general information on the next demonstrator and photos of his turnings. This is a first for SWAT.
We keep bringing up the importance of attending SWAT, but not just for the demonstrations, or the vendors, or the gallery, or the raffles, but for the commeraderie with your fellow club members. It is a great time and I highly encourage you to attend next year.
We have a new safety coordinator, Jim Tanksley. May his finger someday return to normal.
Don't forget to bring your "Bob's Challenge" bud vase and a chance to win prizes in a couple of months.
Be safe and I will see you Thursday.
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13290-13296 Kerr Trail has a Walk Score of 60 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in Farmers Branch. Nearby parks include Winn Park, Hornet Field and Alfred J Loos Stadium and Sports Complex.
Nearby schools include Early College High School, Tom C Gooch Elementary School and The Parish Episcopal School Pk-12.
The closest grocery stores are Cease the Grease Cooking Oil Recycling Station, Gun Barrel Hot Sauce and PMI Sales & Marketing Services.
Nearby coffee shops include Saxby's Coffee, Jen's Place and Starbucks. Nearby restaurants include SUBWAY® Restaurants, Saltgrass Steak House and Taco Bell.
13290-13296 Kerr Trail is near Winn Park, Squire Park and Showman Park.