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On Tap Today: Free screenings at UWM, Times Cinema
We know it can be tough to get over a season-ending defeat. But we know what Milwaukee needs to get over a loss: free stuff.
UWM Union Theatre continues its Latin American Film Series with a free screening at 7 tonight of "The Tiniest Place," a documentary about a village in El Salvador that actually was wiped off the map during the country's civil war. »Read Full Blog Post
'Django Unchained' actress gets community service
LOS ANGELES (AP) - "Django Unchained" actress Daniele Watts has been ordered to perform community service after a judge refused to buy her apologies to Los Angeles police she'd accused of racial profiling.
Watts and her boyfriend, Brian Lucas, were sentenced Wednesday to 15 hours of community labor. »Read Full Article
African superstars, Bono in campaign to empower women
LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) - African stars joined U2 frontman Bono on Friday in a campaign to use music to help empower women around the world.
Bono and top African male musicians D'banj, Diamond and Banky W announced that they will be included in a remix of the song "Strong Girl," a rallying cry for women's empowerment which features top African female talent. »Read Full Article
Air guitarists strum out for the world title in Finland
OULU, Finland (AP) - In a sweaty, dark, clubhouse in northern Finland, people were jerking, jumping and screaming into the early hours Friday while moving their fingers with precision through the air.
To the sound of blasting rock music, they were battling it out for a spot in the final of a competition now in its 20th year: The Air Guitar World Championships. »Read Full Article
Attorney: Robin Williams' bikes are an issue in estate fight
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A legal fight over late actor Robin Williams' possessions includes his large bicycle collection, artwork, books and other items worth millions of dollars, an attorney for his widow said Friday.
Robin Williams was an avid biker who was known to frequent bike shops in Marin County, where he lived. »Read Full Article
St. Francis firm makes rock come alive with video, staging
St. Francis — He shot his first rock show as a student at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, was on tour with Tina Turner when he was just 24, and on Saturday night at Wrigley Field in Chicago, he'll be seated in the video director's chair when the Foo Fighters hit the stage.
Josh Adams isn't your typical rock 'n' roll lifer. »Read Full Article
New music specialists Present Music turns to Mozart for season opener
Present Music is going "a little naughty and ironic" on the new music ensemble's season opening concert, according to artistic director Kevin Stalheim.
So what is "naughty and ironic" for a new music ensemble? Try Mozart. His "Gran Partita" for 12 winds and string bass, to be specific. »Read Full Article
In 'Purity,' Franzen chronicles pain of growing up
Purity Tyler — heroine of the latest novel confirming that Jonathan Franzen is among this country's best living writers — goes by the nickname Pip. It's a nod to the hero of Dickens' "Great Expectations" — a novel that, like "Purity" itself, explores how we project our childish fantasies onto our children, making it harder for anyone to ever mature.
The 23-year-old Pip we meet in Oakland, in the first of this novel's seven sections, can seem as immature as her Dickensian namesake originally is. She has major trust issues, an overly casual approach toward sex and poor impulse control as well as a dead-end job reflecting her inability to decide what to make of her life. But like Dickens' Pip, she also has a good heart. »Read Full Article
A guide to summer festivals and free concerts
Budweiser Pavilion:Wednesday Night Live presents Oil Can Harry, 7-10:30 p.m. Sept. 2, Wisconsin State Fair Park, 640 S. 84th St., West Allis. www.budpavilion.com. »Read Full Article
Winning beer on tap at Delafield Brewhaus, as annual home-brew contest approaches
A judge at beer compeitions, Julie Lawson thought it might be time to enter Delafield Brewhaus' Schnapp Hans Cup for home brewers herself.
Her beer for last year's contest, an American rye, was named best in show from a field of 135 entries. As the winner, Lawson took home the cup and recently brewed her beer at the Brewhaus. »Read Full Blog Post
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Third Garth Brooks show added at BMO Harris Bradley Center
Milwaukee's getting more Garth Brooks.
The country superstar's Sept. 25 and 26 shows at the BMO Harris Bradley Center went on sale at 10 a.m. Friday. Due to high demand, a third show was announced 13 minutes later, for 10:30 p.m. Sept. 26. Tickets are also on sale for that show. »Read Full Article
Local writers, national authors set visits for this fall
The final third of the year offers a rich harvest of new books and a steady stream of author visits to Milwaukee. For your consideration, here are some promising books of Wisconsin interest and some worthy visiting author appearances.
I've listed these events in chronological order of local event or book release date. Unless otherwise noted, events begin at 7 p.m. »Read Full Article
'A Settler's Year' re-creates world of state's pioneers
"A Settler's Year" removes the sepia filter from our view of the past and allows us to see and imagine Wisconsin's 19th-century settlers as warm-blooded people like ourselves.
Loyd Heath photographed the interpreters of Old World Wisconsin, who portray the German, Norwegian, Finnish, Polish, Yankee and other settlers of Wisconsin's pioneer years in period clothing, at work and play in seasonal activities at the living history museum: milking cows, shearing sheep, carding wool, driving oxen, weeding, digging potatoes out of the ground, reciting lessons in a one-room schoolhouse. The photos are grouped into five chapters to create a composite year in the lives of the settlers: spring through winter, capped by a second spring. »Read Full Article
Top of the Charts: Sixth week at No. 1 for OMI's "Cheerleader"
It's almost as if all of the country's pop songs went on a last-minute summer vacation this week, as all of the top five tracks on the Billboard Hot 100 stayed in the same spot. That's good news for OMI and his big hit debut that you can watch below. Then see which songs were making the summer groove this week back in 2008, 1998, 1988 and 1978.
No. 1 hit Aug. 28, 2015 »Read Full Blog Post
Brooke Burke-Charvet to co-host Miss America pageant
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) - Brooke Burke-Charvet, the actress, entrepreneur and fitness guru, will co-host the 2016 Miss America pageant next month.
The Miss America Organization announced Friday that Burke-Charvet will join Chris Harrison on the nationally televised broadcast from Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall on Sunday, Sept. 13 on ABC. »Read Full Article
What to do in Milwaukee this weekend
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The Malibu Open Waterski Festival lands at the Veterans Park Lagoon on Friday and Saturday, with slalom and long-distance jumping competitions, as well as freestyle jumping and barefoot skiing shenanigans. »Read Full Article
Diners dish out their pet peeves
Hmm. I guess I touched a nerve.
So many diners wrote in with their pet peeves and observations about restaurant service after my own lamentations a couple of weeks ago that it's worth passing along some of those comments today. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: Celebrate a beer anniversary, a Classic Cruise car night and more
Fill in the blank. Thank goodness it's ______.
Sprecher Brewing celebrates its 30th anniversary with a free party tonight and tomorrow at Juneau Park. Punk band X performs. »Read Full Blog Post


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Collection of the best articles of the past several weeks on science (and faith) from around the web.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
From science and religion blogs: quantum uncertainty and God, the remarkable fact that we have come to understand our place in the created order, and the role of theology in making wise choices about the use of technology.
The new Gallup survey shows in broad strokes the challenge we face. But more nuanced surveys find that only 8% of Americans are convinced creationists whose beliefs are dear to them, and only 4% are convinced atheistic evolutionists whose beliefs are dear to them. The vast majority of Americans are not sure of their position and are open to a conversation.
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Collins' original use of the term "BioLogos" was as an alternative label for the position often known as "theistic evolution." Now this gets a bit confusing as "BioLogos" became the name for our organization that Collins founded (after the publication of this book). We continue to be dissatisfied with the label "theistic evolution" because as Collins said, most non-theologians are unsure how the term "theist" "could be converted to an adjective and used to modify Darwin's theory."
So what is BioLogos? Well it all began with a scientist and a book.
This list didn't come from a boring discussion of "what should be our core values." Rather, each of these commitments came up repeatedly in our discussions of what BioLogos is all about.
"Evangelicals really needed an organization that would stand up and say, in a nutshell, I'm an evangelical, and I accept evolution," he said.
A video greeting from BioLogos President Deborah Haarsma
Today we draw your attention to a couple of short term projects that have been completed and are now visible on our site: Our History and Small Group Resources.
There is no formula for generating beliefs in people. There are plenty of people with access to the same facts who end up believing different things. But for many Christians—like the ones I heard from this week—access to information about the position we call "evolutionary creation" could make a significant difference for reconciling science and Christian faith.
Critics of Christianity look to evolution to show how the emergence of human life on earth demanded enormous ruin and ravage, billions of years of apparent waste and futility, species extermination and organism road kill. Not only was the massive dying off rampant, it's mandatory too.
With From the Dust, it was our goal to help Christians see the complexity of the issues raised by modern science, as well as help them to courageously engage with the theological conversations happening within the sphere of Christian culture today.
I was raised in a household of atheists. My parents were card-carrying members of the American Communist Party, and therefore the atheism in my household was quite close to the militant anti-theism of the so-called "new atheists".
We're pleased to introduce the first official commercials for BioLogos, produced by Ryan Pettey of Satellite Pictures and featuring BioLogos vice president Jeff Schloss, philosopher Alister McGrath, and theologian NT Wright.
Last month, we announced the 37 grantees from our Evolution & Christian Faith program! This month, we take a closer look at the projects and what's "in the pipeline" over the coming years from these grantees!

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Redwood City, CA - September 9, 2010 - The community is invited to join the Redwood City Pride and Beautification Committee for the fun, family-friendly annual Fall Cleanup Day/Coastal Cleanup Day, on Saturday September 25th, 2010! This year, the cleanup will focus on sprucing up Jefferson and James Avenue, Little River Park, Redwood Village neighborhood, Hoover Park, Union Cemetery, the Port of Redwood City, Whipple Avenue/101, and Woodside/El Camino.
Community members are invited to answer this Call to Action in Redwood City! Volunteers should meet at 8:30 am on Saturday September 25th at the City's Public Works Services building, located at 1400 Broadway (near Woodside Road). After a complimentary continental breakfast, clean-up teams will move out and descend on this year's targeted areas. Then at noon, volunteers will meet for a special free lunch as a 'thank you' for participating in this annual fun project that helps the entire community.
Redwood City thanks the generous sponsors of the Annual Fall Cleanup Day – San Mateo Credit Union, Recology San Mateo County, Caltrans, Shinnyo-En, San Mateo Countywide Water Pollution Prevention Program, and SIMS Group. Please call 650-780-7300 for more information.
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America has spoken and "The Voice" has crowned a new winner.
It all came down to Team Blake singers Terry McDermott and Cassadee Pope.
"It was giving me a little bit of an anxiety attack. Just a little bit," Pope said.
Moments later, the suspense came to an end.
Pope crossed the bounds of pop, rock and country music to become the show's first female champion.
"I can't tell you how it feels, because I feel completely numb. I feel like this isn't really happening," she said.
Her coach knew it would happen months ago.
"Since the first moment I heard her sing and turned around and saw her and her smile, I believed Cassadee Pope was a superstar," said Blake Shelton.
Pope's fellow finalist also paid tribute to the winner.
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All NWT Owned Traffic Exchanges are now Closed. We thank the members for 11 years of loyalty. It has been a long road but due to the death of the traffic exchange mod, the intellectual property theft and scams of the company that wrote it and the compulsive lying thief that ran that company into the ground, the te mod it is no longer a part of NWT Websites Software. The Mod will not be sold in the NWT Owned CMS system. All subscriptions have been cancelled as of 3/13/2015 all traffic exchanges and networks ceased to function.
We are saddened at losing the members and again, we are sorry that the closing of the only honest real number traffic exchanges means only the scam sites are left, we know how many exchanges out there are nothing but scams, cheating members making credits disappear by using rotators, surfing hundreds of accounts themselves, never cleaning their databases so they can claim fake made up membership numbers.
Remember, you only need the credits because you are a member of their site, credits are like air to TE owners, free to them and once you buy them, they make them go away fast however they can to make you buy more. Use your stats programs, they are ripping you off and hurting your rankings because they pay people in other countries pennies to burn up credits you spent dollars for. The hits are worthless and your money is gone. Be smart and do not waste money at ANY traffic exchanges.
This is my personal site on my own software and content sites make a lot more than exchanges. We are only doing highly targeted niche sites on our own software because we designed the software for that before the intellectual property thief embedded his traffic exchange mod in it by tricking me over a decade ago. I should have sued then. I am retired and do things in my own time now but this is a permanent reminder to the intellectual property thief and his minions that no matter what you say, I can prove the Skeleton CMS is MY Intellectual Property, push me and it will cost you a bunch of MONEY !
To all of our friends in the Traffic Exchange industry, I am truly sorry. The content side of the business paid the server for all the traffic exchanges so it only made sense to go to a smaller server and kill the TE side and instantly be in profit again, not a choice for most people stuck on that dead te mod in our software. We could no longer sell the TE mod since the moron and his minions killed it but we will be selling our CMS Sites.
The ones we have sold for businesses are what pay the server and we had no warning the idiot was going to write in hundreds of bugs on purpose to kill the te mod and try and steal the CMS for their own business and cut us out as a reseller. I stuck around to make sure that never happened and after their business died from stupidity, I was stuck with software and sites we invested in to help build his software business. I now have my CMS, other people are removing the embedded TE mod and we are having our local business sign up added like we always wanted. We are done with ANY TE work.
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We were friends. We talked baseball, even though he was an ardent Red Sox fan and I am a dyed-in-the-wool Orioles aficionado. But I thought Ted Williams the greatest, so I was forgiven for my Baltimore heresy.
We talked about our parents – their strengths, their moral values, their backgrounds, their effects on us. And our siblings, too – how dear they were, what growing up with them was like, how our attachments changed and grew as we matured.
He came to my home and joined the family as we celebrated Passover with our Seder. I had lunch at his home and spent time looking at the pictures of his family.
We talked about books and learning and education and society's need to help here and strengthen there. We talked politics and personalities. And sometimes we told stories and joked and laughed and just enjoyed being alive.
Some other good friends had a birthday party for me at the Summit Club, and Bishop D'Arcy was there. So-called friends turned it into a roast, and Granddaughter Wendy told about an incident when she and I were in Italy, just arriving at the train station in Firenze. Our luggage fell off the platform and under the train, and I used an expletive I had never used before. Of course, I had never had luggage misbehave like that before, either. Wendy was shocked, and said, "Grandma!" And then we laughed. But I was horrified she was telling that story in front of the bishop. Never mind; he took it in good stride and our friendship could continue.
My last contact with him was receiving a "thank you" note in which he asked me to call to set up a time when we could have "a good conversation again." The note came from Boston, and then the news of his illness broke. I didn't know what to say.
I was also a tremendous admirer. I loved his compassion, his caring, his approach to Life, his devotion to his beliefs, his integrity. There were times when I wished he would bend a bit, but that integrity forbade bending. We worked together on projects, and I appreciated his participation, his skill in getting people to work together. He seemed to me to have a knack for developing a social conscience in many of the people involved. An example? Of course. Vincent House. He invited many of us to come to a meeting at which he talked about his dream of a Vincent House and he asked for volunteers to help make that dream come true. Almost every person in the room raised his or her hand – and some of those people are still involved in that very successful realization.
He was a good friend. I will miss him. And the community is far poorer because he is no longer here. But what wonderful memories we will always cherish – and how much good there is that might never have been except for Bishop John D'Arcy.


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Second Sinkhole Opens Up in Same Town That Swallowed a Man [VIDEO]
When news broke about the sinkhole that opened up in Seffner, Florida swallowing a man and part of the house in which he lived, I was reminded of my geology coursework at the University of Maine. My geology professor, Joseph Chernoskey, explained that pretty much all of Florida sits on limestone, which is a very porous rock. And


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Think about it: How long do you brush your teeth? Thirty seconds? Maybe a minute? And how many times a day? Admit it: You're not always the most upstanding tooth brusher -- same here! So what does a good brushing routine entail? Dental experts say you should be brushing for two minutes at least twice a day, flossing and visiting your dentist regularly. Manual and electric toothbrushes are equally effective -- it's how you brush that is important, according to the American Dental Association (ADA), not necessarily what you brush with.
It's not that there is anything wrong with manual toothbrushes, it's just that people lack discipline when brushing. A number of reports say most Americans brush for only 30 to 60 seconds, which is half the time recommended by dentists, and that's not nearly long enough to enable the fluoride in toothpaste to do its job. Reviewers say the best electric toothbrushes come with a two-minute timer and are able to reach hard-to-clean areas better than most of us can manage with a manual brush. Many brushes also utilize lights or sounds to notify you to move to the next quadrant of the mouth every 30 seconds.
However, many clinical studies find that electric toothbrushes remove significantly more plaque than manual ones, likely because users brush for longer. One study published in the March 2000 Journal of the American Dental Association found that 80 percent of nearly 17,000 patients improved their dental health after brushing with an electric toothbrush. Some studies specifically look at how well testers adhere to the prescribed brushing regimens, and find that electric toothbrushes increase brushing time and effectiveness -- especially among children.
One differentiator amongst electric toothbrushes is the type of movement the brush head makes from rotating to sonic movements. Rotating brush heads spin 360 degrees around while rotating-oscillating heads oscillate from side to side not making a full circle. Sonic toothbrushesvibrate from side to side at a very rapid speed. There are mixed opinions on which brush movement is more effective; many of these studies are sponsored by brush manufacturers, so it's nearly impossible to find a neutral perspective. However, experts say that all types are effective, and the best one is ultimately a matter of personal preference.
Electric toothbrushes are expensive compared to manual toothbrushes. You can expect to pay upward of $40 for a good power toothbrush and more than $100 for a top-of-the-line brush. Brush heads need to be replaced as often as a manual toothbrush and usually cost more, sometimes more than $10 each. Despite the higher price tag, the most expensive toothbrushes don't always add valuable features. Higher prices are usually associated with more attractive designs or bonus features like multiple cleaning modes or pressure sensors.
In addition to electric toothbrushes for adults, we look at electric toothbrushes for kids and electric flossers. Kids' toothbrushes are essentially a mini version of the adults' (to better fit kids' mouths), with similar brush movements and timers, and the addition of bright colors and sometimes characters or music to make brushing more fun. We found that there are often more durability issues amongst electric toothbrushes for kids, though they're also typically less expensive.
The name Waterpik has become nearly synonymous with electric water flossers, but in recent years several toothbrush manufacturers have also entered this product category. Some provide an alternate head for their electric toothbrush which can be used to pick teeth, while others, like the Philips Sonicare AirFloss have created a version similar to a Waterpik that uses a stream of pressurized water to knock out particles from in between teeth. For those who don't like flossing or who have braces, this product can be extremely useful.
Our top choices for the best electric toothbrushes and water flossers are based on the consensus of professional reviews, scientific studies and user reviews. Criteria include the brushes' effectiveness at cleaning teeth, ease of use, features, durability and the cost of ownership.
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Frankenweenie SynopsisFrom creative genius Tim Burton (Alice in Wonderland, The Nightmare Before Christmas) comes Frankenweenie, a heartwarming tale about a boy and his dog. After unexpectedly losing his beloved dog Sparky, young Victor harnesses the power of science to bring his best friend back to lifewith just a few minor adjustments. He tries to hide his home-sewn creation, but when Sparky gets out, Victors fellow students, teachers and the entire town all learn that getting a new leash on life can be monstrous.
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Wednesday, March 12, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (March 12, 2003) - The No. 62-ranked Furman Paladins defeated the East Tennessee State University women's tennis team 7-0 Wednesday afternoon in the two teams Southern Conference opener. In doubles action, Furman's Mary Kovarik and Natalie The defeated ETSU's Sylwia Ziolkowska (Warsaw, Poland) and Aimee Villavicencio (Lexington, Ky.), 8-0. Furman picked up two more victories to earn the doubles point from the tandems of Caroline Bentley and Shannon Moore and Mary Neill Hagood and partner Krista Thomson. Bentley and Moore defeated ETSU's Gemma Halim (Jakarta, Indonesia) and Jessica Irey (Clewiston, Fla.), 8-2. Hagood and Thomson defeated Jewel Aldea (Charleston, S.C.) and Tatianna Arriaran (Cochabamba, Bolivia), 8-3. At number one singles, Kovarik defeated Ziolkowska, 6-3, 6-2. Hagood defeated Halim, 7-6, 6-3 at number two singles, while The defeated Irey 6-3, 6-1 at the number three spot. Aldea took Bentley to three sets winning the first, but dropping the final two, 6-1, 0-6, 6-3, at number four singles. Moore defeated Buccaneer junior Courtney McInnis (Waterboro, Maine) 6-3, 6-1 at the five spot, and Furman's Shellie Cochran defeated Arriaran, 6-2, 6-0. "I'm disappointed with our ability to control our emotions today," Buccaneer head coach Steve Brooks said. "Furman is definitely the team to beat in the SoCon this season." With the loss, the Buccaneers fall to 8-6, 0-1 SoCon, while Furman moves to 5-6, 1-0 in conference play. ETSU will return to action March 15 as they travel to UNC Charlotte. The match is set to begin at noon. "We have 13 more matches to go over the next five weeks," said Brooks. "Hopefully we can become more resilient to overcoming errors and bad breaks."
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I haven't seen this anywhere, but I though his comment about hiring women as Governor sounded a lot like affirmative action.
So, Romney stated that he was handed a list of the top qualified individuals for the various high level positions that he needed to fill. He just happened to notice that they were all men. So, he instructed his staff to compile a list of women that could fill in those positions.
In other words, he bypassed certain highly qualified individuals for the sole purpose of staffing a more diverse work force.


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Think Hartline and Bess are fine. Especially Hartline. I think we need to get a true 1 though and open up the offense more. Be able to open temas up and spread them out. Also improve the offensive line. If Reggie is back next year he needs to be spread out to WR more like last Sunday.
Sure if you could definitely upgrade them. Everybody can say the Dolphins should sign Greg Jennings and that is great, but there is going to be other teams going after Jennings, as well and we don't even know if he wants to leave GB. Its great to have a wish list, but its unrealistic to say lets have a great offense but lets get rid of all of our best offensive players and bring in new players that we don't even know we are able to obtain.


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Facelift 2009 Results
I would like to thank everybody that participated at the 6th annual Yosemite Facelift in 2009. Your support helped to once again make the Facelift the best volunteer event in Yosemite National Park. This year we tried some new things to take the event in a greener direction.
We gave away 1,000 stainless steel Klean Kanteen bottles to the volunteers with the hopes of reducing the use of bottled water. REI donated money to purchase bicycles and trailers which were extremely useful for early morning setup, afternoon breakdown, running errands, recruiting volunteers, and supplying volunteers in the field. We also had signature event glasses for the refreshments during the evening programs. These glasses cut down the use of plastic cups to practically none. There was plenty of free coffee in the mornings and for the evening programs donated by Peets. New Belgian Brewing Company provided beer and Redwood Creek Winery provided wine for the six evening programs. ClifBar gave away thousands of bars and helped cover the cost of the outdoor music program on Saturday night in front of the VisitorCenter. More than 50 sponsors donated raffle prizes for the event.
There were 1,207 individual volunteers that contributed 2,061 work days during the five day event for a total of 16,488 hours. This was very encouraging as the fire closed Tamarack Campground which was to provide half of the free camping available. Two local schools, the Yosemite Institute and two Scout Troops helped out this year. One third of the individual volunteers were children. The kids especially enjoy the Facelift which is very encouraging as they are our future land stewards.
More than 120 miles of roadway were cleaned as well as over 180 miles of trails. Twenty plus miles of river corridor, parking areas, lodging areas, residential areas and campgrounds were cleaned from Tuolumne Meadows to Wawona. Facelift volunteers and NPS Rangers worked together on 7 different "Special Projects" that required technical and coordinated efforts. These included 600 meters of cable from the pristine and hard to reach Leconte Gully, 200 pounds of steel piping from the top of Illouette Canyon, 400 pounds of piping from the Merced River below Vernal Falls, 500 pounds of garbage dropped below the shoulder of Half Dome, two old toilets and 100 pounds of associated garbage from an old bathroom at Union Point. Other tasks included removal of old asphalt and non-native plants. These projects are a great way for rangers and the volunteers to work cooperatively, improving relationships between climbers, Park visitors and the National Park Service.
60,437 pounds of trash was removed this year and about 80 percent of it was recycled. On a positive note, areas that had been cleaned in previous Facelifts had substantially less garbage and it appears that a difference is being made.
The evening programs were very good this year and they were packed every evening. On Tuesday we showed the Yosemite Reel of the Ken Burns National Park series "Americas Greatest Idea". Following the 50 minute film, Dean Potter did a presentation. On Wednesday the Peter Croft did a presentation with Timmy O'Neill acting as emcee. We showed the Reel Rock Film Tour on Thursday. Friday started off with Timmy O,Neill interviewing special guest paraplegic Mark Wellman about his historic El Capitan climb twenty years previously. John Long and Dean Fidelman did a presentation about the Stonemasters and signed copies of their new book. On Saturday National Public Lands Day, various speakers acknowledged volunteers for all of their work in Yosemite National Park. Immediately following the acknowledgements, Jonathan McEuen Band played live music opening for the Mother Hips. Both bands played on a stage with a view of the setting sun on Half Dome and participants dancing to their music. On Sunday, 400 of us ate dinner catered DNC Parks and Resorts at Yosemite and had a giant raffle after Acting Park Superintendent Dave Uberuaga spoke. Participants spent the rest of the night dancing to the Jonathan McEuen Band.
Two of my personal highlights were: Receiving a text message from a soldier in Afghanistan saying he was missing the Facelift this year but was picking trash up where his troop was staying in honor of the Facelift. The other was receiving the Yosemite Volunteer of the year award from the National Park Service.
I hope to see you at the next Facelift September 22nd - 26th, 2010.
Thank you,
Ken Yager


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Here's a bit of an update to follow up on my previous post about Marathon's "End of Lease" sale.
Everybody that knows me would have been proud. I stopped into the store and managed not to buy too much – just a few sets of batteries, and a rubber foot for my walking stick. I'll probably be back for a knife when it gets closer to the end of their lease — I'm reasonably confident that they're not going to be selling to impulse buyers, as it's still a $100 purchase.


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Deshaun Watson is the TRUTH!
Looks good bro. I like that dark color.
I dig the color but I don't like Jeep products
Thanks Shifty!
Great color. Been looking at a Jeep myself.
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"We will incorporate an aggressive, up-tempo, attacking style in all three phases of the game."
"Our team will play with discipline, poise, and maximum effort."
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Get a Range Rover.
Unless you mean one of these:
Then it is OK as they were actually made to do work and not just to drive around the inner cities with the occasional trip out to suburbia to see MeMa at the horse farm.
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I hate reading the word "Nazi" on the front forum page.
This thread is here to push it to the gutter where it belongs.
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I hate reading the word "Nazi" on the front forum page.
This thread is here to push it to the gutter where it belongs.
Bump for LA; I added one more post to the other thread, so this is for you.
Foretaz was freakin' hilarious in that IndyStar thread, totally putting those two in their place
You, Never? Did the Kenosha Kid?
Has someone other than Hicks posted in this thread?
Since no one's watching anyway... *striptease*
yes i'm kidding
are you still here?
Yes, yes, I am a slut.
Did you say something about muffins? I like muffins...
*leads Kat off a cliff with muffins, hands her an anvil*
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Alumna's songs featured on HBO's "True Detective"
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UGA's Scott Angle selected to lead international agricultural organization
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Seeking photos of young alumni
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Record-breaking year: UGA fundraising hits 'unprecedented level'
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Alumnus Spotlight: Matt Tommey (BSED '96)
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Alumna Spotlight: Former Gymdog Marcia Newby-Goodman (BSA '10)
- 06.29.2015
"Big Man on Campus" turns 90
- 06.24.2015
Alumnus named Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's 2015 Atlanta Man of the Year
- 06.22.2015
Alumna Spotlight: Jennifer Bellamy (ABJ '08)
- 06.19.2015
2015 Young Alumni Night at SweetWater Brewing Company
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UGA builds tomorrow's leaders with new partnership
- 06.16.2015
Grab your shades, UGA is heading to California!
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UGA Career Center Services for Alumni
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President Morehead, UGA Athletic Association to support experiential learning
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UGA alumna wins second Peabody Award
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Once a Dawg, Always a Dawg
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UGA Executive MBA ranks in top 10 in the U.S., according to The Economist
- 05.12.2015
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Alumnus Spotlight: Carlton Curtis (ABJ '72)
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Shabbat 500 creates home for UGA students
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UGA launches Women's Leadership Initiative
- 03.30.2015
Registration now open for 2015 UGA Day Tour
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2015 Alumni Seminar: Food for Thought
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Bigger than me: Alumna remembers first game day
The 2015 football season is days away and the UGA Alumni Association couldn't be more excited! Many alumni look back fondly on their first game day experience at UGA, what it was like to wake up and find campus covered in a sea of red and black. Today, we are featuring an article from alumna and middle school teacher Rebecca Hendrix (BSED '08, ESD '14) wrote to teach her students about the concept of theme.
Lonely. Very lonely. Will I make it here? Do I fit in here?
"So, what are you going to wear to the football game on Saturday, Becca?" asked the pretty girl, Leigh, who lived across the hall from me in Creswell. I thought it was a really silly question. In my mind, football equated to hot dogs, hamburgers, sweat, shorts and T-shirts, and an all-around laid-back, exciting time.
"Um, I don't know, I guess a Georgia shirt and shorts?" I didn't have a creative answer to this one. Honestly, I hadn't put that much thought into it.
"I heard that a lot of girls dress up for the games. I heard that they wear dresses and skirts and stuff," mentioned Kimberly, another Creswell resident. Our group on the hall was a varied one, a mixed hodge-podge of ladies from all over the country, each very individual, but yet, somehow the same.
"Seriously? I would never have thought that! Gosh, I don't even like dressing up for church." My response tried to shake off the fact that I was actually very nervous about the game on Saturday. This would be my first college football game, and I was beyond excited. But this whole what-to-wear debate was just a smaller example of the larger issues I had faced during my first three weeks living on campus at UGA. I felt as if college was the middle school of my up-and-coming adult life. I didn't know anyone, as I had come as the only person from my high school. I was trying to figure out how to not get lost every day on the thick and twisted bus routes. And now, I was going to have to worry about wearing the wrong thing to a football game?
"I guess I could wear this black skirt I have, and I have a red tank top. That should be OK for the first game. But I'm not wearing heels. No way! There are too many hills; my feet will die!" We agreed in our little group that flip-flops were a definite must; I knew I could splurge on a pair of Georgia flip-flops I had seen at the bookstore just a couple of days ago.
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Rebecca A. Hendrix (BSED '08, EDS '14) is a sixth grade English/language arts teacher at Ashworth Middle School in Calhoun, Georgia. She is also currently pursuing an Ed.D. in school improvement from the Univerisity of West Georgia. Ms. Hendrix enjoys writing about her various experiences at UGA, particularly to share the importance of higher education with her students.
Alumna Spotlight: Ailsa Von Dobeneck (BS '07)
Alumna Ailsa Von Dobeneck (BS '07) has built a career on communications and world travel. She's travelled extensively to locations such as London, Singapore, and Washington, D.C. for her developing government and international relations career. Most recently, however, Ailsa travelled to Los Angeles to display her passion for cooking on the Fox's MasterChef.
University of Georgia Report Writer Erin Miller recently spoke with Ailsa regarding her experience on appearing on Masterchef's rapidfire sixth season, her global travels and favorite memories of UGA.
What motivated you to pursue cooking as a passion? Have you always spent a lot of time in the kitchen?
You know how there are some people that live to eat and some that eat to live? I am the former, through and through. After I graduating, I took a semester off before I started my masters at King's College in London and decided I to spend the time really learning to cook. After all, if you love to eat, it is great to know your way around a kitchen. I enrolled in the advanced beginner's class at the Le Cordon Bleu in London and learned the basics. I have been experimenting on those I love and travelling in search of new and exciting flavors ever since. My professional career took me to Singapore, where I worked in shipping, and I was able to travel extensively throughout the region. I now work in government affairs in Washington, D.C. and am doing more foodie time travel then travel. I spend my free time looking through old White House cookbooks at the Library of Congress. It is amazing the kind of gems you find in there. Next month I will be starting a weekly column on presidential recipes in my blog The Curious Tastebud, which will run through to the election next year.
On your Master Chef contestant page, you described yourself as a "unicorn" because no other contestant possessed your unique set of skills. What are some of the unique skills that you acquired at UGA?
I think UGA was the place where I truly started to learn about myself; I discovered what I'm great at, good at, and need to work on. I think the skill that I focused on developing first was time-management. Like in the kitchen, you need to really be prepared to pace yourself and use your time wisely at UGA. As an out-of-state student, my experience at UGA encouraged me to put myself out there: to introduce myself to people and take risks.
What is a positive Master Chef experience that you'd like to share with fellow UGA alumni?
I had so many positive experiences on the show. One of the highlights was getting to prepare a filet for Gordon Ramsay in his own restaurant, Gordon Ramsay Steak, in Las Vegas. I had never been to Vegas and the razzle dazzle of the whole experience was really special. Though my filet didn't get me to the next round, I was proud of my dish. I also really enjoyed meeting the other talented contestants. One of my favorite fellow contestants went to LSU, so we had some great football banter. Go Dawgs!
You're an extensive world traveler. What countries have you visited and would recommend based on their cuisine?
I've been lucky with my travel options, as both of my parents are from Europe and I lived in Asia for a time. I am completely in love with Vietnamese cuisine and would recommend a trip to Ho Chi Minh City for anyone who enjoys street food and isn't afraid to try bold flavors. Italy will always be close to my heart when it comes to edibles. My family spent a lot of time in Venice when I was a kid, where I learned the joy of a big bowl of pasta. For those who aren't as adventurous, the Italian menu will give you familiar classics made with the best ingredients possible. Gelato anyone?
When you're at home, what are some of the dishes you like to prepare?
My absolute favorite part of cooking is seeing people enjoy what I have made. I host dinner parties at my house and focus on making dishes you can prepare ahead of time so you have time with your guests. There is nothing worse than an absent hostess. Risotto is a favorite; it is refined and can come in a host of different varieties. I make a gorgeous manchego risotto with chorizo, red peppers, and arugula.
What is your favorite memory of UGA? Are there any specific places in Athens that you remember from days as a student?
With enough amazing memories to last a lifetime, I am struggling to pick a "favorite." Watching the Dawgs win between the hedges was always amazing. We won the SEC championship my freshman year against LSU in Atlanta. I remember being so over the moon that I had chosen the "best university ever."
Athens also has so many places that stick out in my mind. The Pi Beta Phi house on Milledge brings back a lot of fun memories, from getting ready for formals to decorating the front porch for every holiday imaginable. If we are talking foodie memories, I still dream about the grits from Last Resort. Hugh Acheson from Five and Ten is a real talent and always dished out the tastiest Southern dishes every season. I ran to the bookstore when Acheson's book, A New Turn in the South, was published.
Is there anything else regarding your career experience that you'd like to share?
In both my careers (government relations and cooking), my education at UGA has held in me in amazing stead. My time in Athens gave me access to some of the best and brightest professors and allowed me to really channel my energy in positive ways. It is amazing the amount of UGA alums I have met across the world. It seems Georgia alums are all connected by a life-long love of learning and I am really proud to forever be a Bulldog.
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In June 2016, UGA students and avid rowers Jacob Pope '17 and Chris Lee '16 will be rowing 2,400 more, from California to Hawaii, in the Great Pacific Race. The campaign is called Row for Hemophilia and is designed to raise money and awareness for Hemophilia of Georgia (HoG). The UGA Alumni Association invited Jacob to guest blog about his upcoming adventure.
HoG, a local-non-profit pharmacy, exists so people affected by bleeding disorders may live as normally and productively as possible. The only agency of its kind in Georgia, HoG sponsors outreach programs for the bleeding disorder community, such as Camp Wannaklot, leadership opportunities for those interested in community advocacy and legislative issues, as well as social support and services.
Jacob and Chris didn't pick HoG simply because it was a good cause: they knew if they were going to take on a challenge as great as the Pacific Ocean, that they could also make lasting changes to a community that is close to their hearts. Jacob was born with hemophilia and has firsthand experience with the services HoG provides, like outreach nursing, attending Camp Wannaklot and participating in an exchange program to Germany to learn more about hemophilia across the globe.
L-R: Jacob Pope and Chris Lee
Row for Hemophilia hopes to raise $125,000 in total, which would be enough to gain access to the safest rowing boats and navigational equipment necessary to make the journey, as well as enough to fully sponsor Camp Wannaklot in 2016 - an impact that would provide more than 100 young children with hemophilia the opportunity to experience a great adventure.
To learn more about Jacob and Chris, the Great Pacific Race and Row for Hemophilia, visit www.rowforhemophilia.com and follow the guys' story on Facebook.
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Ozzy Sector 9 rider, Jackson Shapiera, sent us over this event recap from the Grom Bomb Splash Down he threw over in Australia:
"Hopkin Skate seems to be the local hangout for all the grom skaters these days, we have seen numbers rise dramaticly every month with more and more kids getting stoked on longboarding. Every school holidays the shop is jam packed with kids frothing on the skate gear, meeting up for sessions and just general stoke. There are so many kids around the Sydney area ready to shred these days its not funny. Kam and myself have put together a few ride days in the past few weeks teaching about racing techniques, we figured it was time to organize a small race for them.
With the school holidays coming to an end, we thought it would be cool to let them finish it off with a race through a fun little bike path not too far from the Hop Shop. The track was nothing too intense, it was about 300m long with a chicane, average speeds and a tight 90 degree right hand turn at the bottom. It was the perfect track for those who are new to the whole racing scene and the spot was very grom-friendly.
As the date drew closer, the weather forecast were little grim. We were in for some wet weather, however this was not going to stop us. One big part of downhill skateboard racing is on race day you have to skate, not matter what the conditions are like. This being the first race for many people who attended, it was great to see how confident everyone was with skating in the wet and slippery conditions. Every single person there looked solid on their board, knew how to handle the slippery conditions and used solid breaking techniques to negotiate the final corner with other riders in close proximity.
We had 22 show up to battle out, with a 1-on-1 format. Whoever won their heat made it through to the next round with the loser being eliminated. The finals and consolation finals however were run as a 3-man heat due to the numbers in the racing brackets. Each heat as exciting to watch, as all the skaters were racing full-boar into the final corner with many slips and stacks. Nearly everyone there was drenched and covered in mud from slipping out on the final corner. Watching a lot of new faces pick up the game and dial in the track with confidence was rad to see, as the heats moved on skaters figured out their lines and breaking techniques to get around the final corner after a solid drafting battle through the chicanes and take victory to move on to the next round.
In the consolation final it was Caspain, Alex G and Tim racing for 4th, 5th and 6th position. Caspian was solid and made it through the corner to win the consi and take 4th place, with Alex and Tim crashing behind and scrambling for their boards. Alex just managed to cross the line for 5th and Time took 6th. In the finals it was all-out carnage. Hunter, Liam and Grant had all been skating solid all day and made it to the final round, and all 3 of them came barreling into the final corner at full speed in a tight little pack. Hunter was out in front but managed to slip out and crashed into the mud, however he had blocked the line in his crash with the 2 following skaters sliding right into him. This then turned out in Hunter's favour as he was the first one back up and managed to cross the line first to take the win with Liam following for 2nd place and Grant taking 3rd. The smile on Hunter's face was enormous, as it was his first ever race. Stoked to see him skating solid all day, out in front in every single heat. Hopefully we will see these groms out on a racetrack soon skating against some of Australia's best.
Big thanks to Sector 9 and Orangatang for supplying wheels and stickers to 1st and 2nd place, and thanks to Hopkin for dishing out a skate tool for 3rd and a few packets of bearings for 4th, 5th, and 6th place. Those guys will really need them after a soggy day of racing (and seized bearings).
After it was done, we figured it would be fair to send all the guys who were out in the first round back up the top for a china bomb. As they had to sit out and watch the rest of the racing we could see they were all still keen to skate. Mackenzie was the first across the line and scored himself a new packet of bearings.
Stoked to see so many turn up despite the crappy weather, and big thanks goes to Kam and Arvin for helping out on the day. Hopefully we can get more of these smaller introductory events happening across the country to further expand our already rapidly growing sport!"
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it sounds like your father was the kind of father that we all aspire to be. my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, its an impossibly hard thing to go through
it sounds like your father was the kind of father that we all aspire to be. my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, its an impossibly hard thing to go through
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Sorry to hear about that AJ, thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, ....and just remember your Dad is still with you.
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all though we have never met or talked we share a bond. i too lost my father, in 2000. my mother died in 1983. both passed from cancer. i like many others here are walking the path that your life has suddenly taken. it starts out very rough but it does get better. and as you walk this path do not continue to mourn your loss, but instead revel in the memories of the good times you had with your father. for as time goes by you will catch up to us on this path and then you will be able to be there for someone in their time of grief to help them through it. as i drive the roads i often see small crosses on the side of the road in remembrance of someone, i always ask God to "bless their soul and comfort the ones who mourn them" at this time i ask him the same for you and yours. God Bless.
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First and foremost, I want to thank everyone that gave me their condolences. Additionally, I want to thank everyone that has/is praying for my family and I - it's much needed during this time. I took a week hiatus from school and pretty much all of life - it was a time for me to think things over... to go throught the emotions I guess.
Well, needless to say... I'm not over my emotions. One tiny bit of empty time, and BAM... my mind travels. So, I have decided that I need to get back on track.
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For the past six months or so, I've had to put many things of very importance to me on the back burner for more important things - my father. The site was one of many items that were on the back burner needless to say. There were so many missed opportunities and so many things that are currently uncompleted... when they should have been done months ago.
In any case, life has passed. FinHeaven is now on the front burner (behind school, of course). One thing that made my father the most proud was when he slipped on one of the many FinHeaven & Co items I had for him. Heck, on April 2nd he was wearing one of the shirts I gave him...
So, what I'm basically saying is that, while it may be difficult, I am going to try my absolute hardest to get the site back up to speed. I am going to try my all to get FinHeaven & Co to be even better. I will do everything in my power to make the site great.
Expect many changes to come as soon as before the draft. The message boards will be going under a MAJOR overhaul VERY shortly (more details to come!).
I look forward to the upcoming season. I know it will be a successful for both the Miami Dolphins and FinHeaven & Co.
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Stabbing on Dewey Street
what you mean innocent till proven guilty if i was a cop i would have put one in him on the spot i dont understand how any one could ever harm a baby or a child that is just above and beyond any thing that could be done i hope whatever prison he go to that they find out why he are in and crucify him my prayers al with the family for the child not him
Yep..And that's how I know there are still some good cops in Sandusky..
GOD bless all of our LE~(firefighters/paramedics included)it is UNREAL what they go through today! RIP little, innocent angel
Sandusky and the rest of the world is going to the dogs, this happens when people insist on not having morals and living in a anything goes environment,I am not from sandusy, yet I read the newspapers it is amazing how many crimes and they get more sick, there is no color barrier for the craziness that is happening you have people of all colors in this city killing children and each other. In the last days God will withdraw his spirit from this earth, and this is what is happening, you have people playing in church this world is just gone mad all I can say is God have mercy on all of our souls.