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Why do people always assume you're trying to mock them? Lol don't ask her how she slept anymore?
Nice of you to ask her, and I honestly don't see how to take that question a bad way. She obviously saw one.
Imagine this girl on PMS and without coffee
she must be a Taurus.
26, That would be quite the adventure the original poster would get himself into. We should tell him to load up with chocolate and other sweets, so he has some sort of protection from his crazy gf lol.
I'm pretty sure coffee addiction along with smoking can permanently stain your teeth brown...that's just not attractive...
Well he could still get some if he... No it's not gonna happen
If he what? Look at what you did..you made me curious!
She'd probably call him an insensitive asshole and throw the condom at his head for even mentioning it.
Not out of the question... But it is a question of all limbs remain intact after. I'm not a morning person either. The trick is to work coffee into the foreplay. ;)
That'd probably earn him a few knifes. The hair drier's just the beginning.
4- easier said than done, trust me!
After many attempts I managed to do it. But only because I had to. I don't think it was a very fun experience for my fiancé though; hormonal and without coffee.
How would that help? Tea has caffeine too ya know right? Some teas can have as much as coffee. Making sure all potential weapons are cleared from the vicinity is a far safer bet
So he can tea-bag her?
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I'm thinking what would happen at day 2 or even 3 if the situation continues, keep it up
This is not a normal reaction when you don't have your morning coffee or smoke. I think it's time to see if she is all there in the head. It isn't normal to throw a hairdryer when you've just woken up.
84- it can be under certain circumstances. Anyone waking me up knows to stay out of strike range til I'm coherent enough to recognize them. Side effect of past abuse, I go into fight mode first. It's not healthy or ok, but it can be understandable.
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I'd give him two thumbs down if I could. One for unnecessarily being a grammar nazi, and the other for trying to take after The Situation.
Wonder if he's the dude who ended up thrown in jail for smacking his girl around in public.
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Be careful, 54! He's got abs!
I love how he's being a grammar nazi but can't spell about... just enjoying the irony
39) He is...The Predicament.
Caffeine withdrawl can be a bitch, but that kind of reaction might mean its mostly in her head.
You can't be anymore right. Without it every inch of my body hurts with a shooting pain. Not only that but the headache is like someone is shoving a knife into my brain. Not only that but there's no drive to do anything. That could be why she feels like that in the morning. I know I do most mornings...
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Your girlfriend is probably somebody you shouldn't fuck with, at least you know for next time.
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Any event where the write up takes longer to finish than the race itself means that either we're talking about a quick 5km, or a very long race. So apologies for taking over a month to get this out here, but there were so many memories I wanted to share and photos to upload. Hopefully you'll find it all entertaining, and I won't babble on too much, but bear with me and we'll make it to the end. That's the thing with 5 day events, you just have to switch off from your normal concepts of time and distance and just let the journey take you.
So this was the big one: the reason for TotalXC's existence. We formed 12 months ago with the sole aim of completing this race. Our aim was simple: to complete the full course. It seems straightforward but any event that covers over 600km, with over 100 hours of continuous racing, is going to throw up a few obstacles along the way. For those not in the know the race involved 36 mixed-teams of 4 setting off from Stirling Castle at around 9am on Monday 20th August. Ahead of us lay a number of checkpoints across half of Scotland. Each had to be visited in the correct order; some were compulsory, others were optional. If you dropped one of more of these checkpoints you were classed as a "Short Course" team and you incurred time penalties for each missed checkpoint. Teams that reached every checkpoint were classed as a " Long Course" team and would be ranked above all short-course teams. So committing to the long course from the outset made the race quite straight forward; just get all the checkpoints (within any cut off times imposed along the way). Only 4 teams completed the full race. It wasn't straightforward.
We were incredibly organised in the weeks leading up to the race. Due to a busy work schedule, my kit was 95% packed 2 weeks before the start! We arrived in Stirling on the Friday, checking into a Travelodge and after the event briefing, set about digesting the route details, along with lots of food. According to my (as it turns out, ambitious) timings, we were capable of making it around the full course, with a decent amount of sleep!
The Prologue – Stirling
Short relay race the night before the main race
Sunday Evening
The event featured a short relay race on the eve before the main race. Local teams were invited to join it and it was a good chance to push aside any pre-race nerves for an hour or so. We did pretty well, coming about 5th, and just a minute of so behind the leaders (Stu parted ways with his bike on the final leg, fortunately no harm done, just a bit of time lost). This would translate to a 3-minute penalty to be served in the main race so nothing major to worry about in the grand scheme of things.
Stage 1 – Run – Stirling
10km warm up from Stirling Castle, to the tower across town and back
We gathered in the stunning setting of Stirling Castle for a mass start. The first leg was a 10km run intended to split the pack up a little before the first biking leg. We took it fairly steady: being both excited and nervous for the journey that lay ahead. We were no more than a minute behind the leaders at that stage. No one was in a particular hurry: "5-days to go" was mumbled any time anyone injected too much pace.
Stage 2 – Bike – Stirling to the Hills
Monday morning into the afternoon (10 hours)
A bike out to the hills, via a castle, a bit or rowing, and 2 mountain passes
The first few hours were a bit frantic on the bikes. Teams tended to join up in small pelotons, hammering out the miles along the roads out of Stirling. There was no way we would be able to keep up this pace, but the benefit of drafting was worth the extra effort to keep up. A checkpoint at the picturesque Doune Castle, then a short row out to a runied abbey for another checkpoint gave us a flavour for the interesting sights that lay in wait. A few hours into the race we passed the first short course option, which avoided the first mountain pass. Not an option for us at this point, so up the hill we continued. I've erased any memories of hike a bike sections, it's the only way I'll consider doing another race. The first bike stage was over around 4pm, about an hour behind the leaders. Nothing to complain about so far.
Stage 3 – Canoe – Loch Tay
MONDAY Evening (1 hour)
A short paddle to the foot of Ben Lawers
Not much to report here, just a short paddle along the flat water of the loch. I was however not looking forward to another 5 hours of so of paddling later…
Stage 4 – Trek – Ben Lawers
MONDAY Night (9 hours inc. 1.5 hours sleep)
A rather hilly 25-30 km trek over some steep hills
On paper, just a 30km trek/run but looking at the contours there was not a great deal of running to be had by us. As the sun set we summited the first peak: only 3 more to follow with a checkpoint on each. Considering the height gain and overall distance we were going to be covering on foot, we elected to use trekking poles on the two main trek stages. Initially we were reluctant to carry any additional weight, cue the Black Diamond Ultra Distance poles, which are incredibly light and quickly fold down into thirds to stow away when not needed. As the race progressed, these would become increasingly essential to the team.
Fortunately the race directors, Nick Gracie and James Thurlow, had decided before the race started to cut out the furthest CP. This was to enable more teams to get around the full course before the cut off at 6am, when all teams needed to be back on the water. This was our first lifeline, without this change we would have been very close to the wire. As it was, we finished at 2:52am and elected to grab 90 minutes kip. Don't get too excited about the sleep, we donned all our clothes we had with us (no transition bags here) and slipped into our Adventure Medical Kit Thermolite Bivvy bags. Actually, I was impressed with the durable bivvy bags: I was warm enough. However, we were lucky as the rain hadn't arrived yet. As nice as it was to get some rest early on, I think this was our first tactical error because although we were on the water well ahead of the cut off, we were already towards the back end of the pack and on our way to chasing cut off times (even though the next cut off was still 3 days away). More on this later.
Stage 5 – Canoe – Loch Tay/River Tay
Tuesday Morning (8 hours)
40km down the Tay Loch and half way down the river, with some interesting rapids! We had done quite a bit of canoe training leading up to the race as none of us had any significant experience to rely on. (Thanks to Kelvin and John Houlihan for their coaching). Despite this, I was not looking forward to 8 hours on the water. I think it's fair to say I'm not a big fan of paddling. Having said that, once the water got moving, I might have had a bit of fun. The water was BIG. The top two teams both went for a swim, along with many others. I'm delighted to say that we made it safely down the worst of the rapids in one piece! (Until the last rapid of the day when, for a change, Renee and Stu decided to cool off with a little swim).
Stage 6 – Bike – Half way across Scotland and back!
TUESDAY afternoon, through the night, day and finally Wednesday evening (28 hours biking + 4 hours orienteering inc. 2 x 20 min naps)
A massive bike leg, with some canyoning and orienteering to break things up.
Stage 6 was really 5 stages and it made up the bulk of the race. Leaving transition, we headed up a long and steady hill with an awesome view of the pass we were heading to. There were a number of other teams around us. The long climb was rewarded with a long, fast descent (although I did stack it into the heather at one point – and made a mental note to use the brakes more). Back on the road and then a short cut through some woods lead us to a very random meadow hidden under some electricity pylons. This was a very surreal experience: 100s of butterflies launched into flight as a rode along. I'm pretty sure I wasn't hallucinating!
The team hit a bit of a low some time after this and we were struggling to find any pace in the increasing heat (and incline). Andy pulled the team together for a quick chat to get us focused and after a 20-minute nap by the side of the road we were on our way. On to the canyoning section of the race!
For anyone unaware, canyoning is basically throwing your self down a canyon past lots of water and rocks. If you want someone to sell canyoning to you, I'm not your man. At least it was a break from cycling. It is perhaps a step up from caving, as I could stand up for most of it. It was however long (of course) and cold. Anyway, the pictures look good. (Everyone else enjoyed it, so don't let me put of off!!)
Without raising the unnecessary question of if we were still committed to the full course, it was time to get back on the bikes and peddle away into the growing darkness. Next phase was a huge loop out to the Far NW corner of the course through some huge long, remote valleys. Stopping to mount our Hope R4 lights was a brief affair: if we stopped for just a few seconds all the mossies in Scotland seemed to chew down on every exposed inch of flesh. Good for progress I guess. After a long steady ascent, a short push along some single track (which in the fading light was just slightly too much to ride), we cruised steadily downhill on good tracks for what seemed like forever. At some point I started to see portraits of famous film stars and american indians in the damp patches on the gravel tracks. This was a good sign that it was about time to grab some sleep. We found a lovely new generator shed that was unlocked, so stopped for 30 minutes.
Back on the bikes, and we headed for what will now always be known as The Never-Ending alley. Before the race we were told this valley was one of the nicest places on the whole route. Unfortunately for us it was now pitch black and we were pushing our bikes through boggy ground for hours on end. The bridge on the map seemed like it should have arrived hours ago, the darkness playing tricks with our concepts of time and space. This small paragraph does not really pay justice to just how long this hike a bike took us. The picture of Stu does help to give some idea about where we were on the enthusiasm scale!
It was dawn before we reached the road, and the orienteering section based out of Mar Lodge.
A fairly fast bike East, past Balmoral, and up a very long hill through some woods, then up a mountain for a very steep hike a bike to Mount Keen. Then a huge descent to transition in House of Mark (must return here to stay at the B&B one day, lovely place). That was the bulk of the biking behind us: now for the real test – the 100km+ trek…
Stage 7 – Trek – Some mountains near Glenshee
Wednesday night into Thursday night (26 hours)
Uh oh
We were in a rush to get up into the hills to make the most of the fading light. Transition was going fairly well until we did a kit check. Did we have our emergency phones? Of course, here you g… Oh, it's okay we have another… Ah… So that was it, game over. We couldn't go on. Well fortunately, because the marshalls were awesome, we were borrowed a phone and were given permission to continue (with a time penalty). Massive learning point here. Anyway, moving on.
The light faded as we ascended the hills, just as the navigation started to get 'interesting'. Even the top teams struggled on this section: never ending peat hags, no obvious features to navigate with, and certainly no path to speak of. After a slight "how have we just gone round in a circle", Stu took a bearing and I counted paces for 2km! Our Suunto Core's came in handy when trying to pinpoint our altitude. Once we were heading in the right direction, the main challenge was to stay awake. Pitching a tent wasn't really an option until we descended a little and found some flat ground. Fortunately we found the CPs then pitched the tent for two hours kip when dawn came around. Unfortunately the light didn't help us travel much faster as there were still huge hags to deal with (they just looked bigger now).
We popped down to the transition point the short-course teams used to enter the trek. We didn't hang around, as there were a lot of mosquitos. This didn't really give us the time to fully assess how we were holding up (the answer was – not well). We charged up in the direction of the scramble for a 2-hour trek with Stu on a mission towing Renee (I struggled to keep up without even taking any extra weight). But crossing the boulder field over to the start of the scramble and watching Renee hold back the signs of obvious extreme pain she was now in, lead to us to confronting the huge elephant that had been in the room for the last 12 hours or so. Our pre-race plan had always been to complete the full course until either we were timed out, or the wheels well and truly fell off – and somewhere in that boulder fields you'll probably find a set of metaphorical wheels abandoned to the best Scotland could throw at us. Renee's knee had been a problem since the first trek on the first night. The fact that she had continued this far was incredible but it was clear that our pace had slowed too much to make completing the full trek (another 70km) and even completing the next trek leg (some 30km) impossible. It would have caused Renee so much pain that it just wasn't worth it.
We sat down to take in the incredible view over Lochnagar, and reflect on the bitter-sweet situation we were in. I can't really fully describe my emotions at the time: I was so proud of the fact that we had made it there – in a way we had achieved our objective – we had continued until we had no other option but to admit defeat. But it was far from the way we had all wanted to 'achieve' our pre-race objective. Now we had 2 problems – Renee was at least 2 hours from the nearest road, and there were still some of us who were not quite ready to take the powered route home.
Well, fortunately for Andy and I, Stu volunteered to take Renee back down. Massive thanks to Stu for taking one for the team. I'll leave Stu and Renee to share their journey back to Stirling (it took 3 hours to hobble down, and another day to get back to the start). So problem number 2, how would Andy and I continue? Then, as luck would have it, Dave and Neil, half of Team Accelerate, just happened to come bouncing by (their other 2 team members had pulled out). And so the team with the longest name ever "Total XC Facewest Accelerate New Balance" was formed. Introductions were quick (we'd never met before) and up the hill we went.
There was still the small matter that we were very behind schedule, and none of us were feeling too fresh. The marshal at the scramble gave us the option of having our bikes taken to the end of the next leg. After some quick calculations, we realised we had no choice but to admit we weren't going to complete the full trek. The wind was taken out of our sails somewhat but we still enjoyed the scenery and made the most of it (there were still about 10 hours of trekking to go!)
My Montane Minimus Jacket was ideal in the showery conditions. On the whole the rain stayed away and we kept plodding on. Despite the condition of my legs (empty), my feet were actually doing okay. Bridgedale Endurance Trail Socks did their part to reduce blisters (I only had one the whole race). My ankle however was determined to ruin the party. In the second half of the trek I found it increasingly difficult to descend without pain but (un)fortunately we were all starting to slow down so I didn't hold the team up too much.
For some reason were refused to miss the last out and back CP before descending to transition, refusing to give up on the full course until the bitter end. Arriving at the ski lodge was so welcome, and despite having to admit defeat to the full course, we were all relieved to not be facing another 12 hours or so of trekking.
Stage 8 – Bike – Glenshee to Grantully
Thursday night (8 hours inc. 1 hour sleep)
A connecting leg from the end of our trek to the start of the final canoe section.
I'm not entirely sure this stage happened, we were all so tired and sleepy I can't tell if it was a dream or real. I do remember finding a lovely barn with actual hay bails on the floor. A 10 minute kip easily became a 1h 10 min sleep. Is was largely on road and wet. We arrived to transition in the early hours, pitched the tent for 60 min sleep.
Stage 9 – Canoe – River Tay to Perth
Friday morning into the afternoon (1 hour sleep in transition + 8 hours paddling)
50km of canoeing down the River Tay
We got on the water just a minute before the cut off. We paddled for a long time. We got out. We didn't fall in. Andy and I fell out for about 10 minutes. We paddled some more.
Stage 10 – Bike – Perth to Stirling
Friday Evenning (6 hours)
The final sprint for home, on the back roads to Stirling
The last stage was a bit of a formality, to get us back to the start, but it still meant a good few hours on the saddle of our tired and weary bikes. (not to mention the riders). In fact this is probably the most dangerous leg of the whole race, as it was all too easy to loose concentration. This point was made all the more clear when we passed a team who had a rider down on the road. They waved us on, as help was on the way, but it must have been devastating to have an incident so close to the end.
As darkness fell is was time to get the Petzl Nao into action. A great head torch that automatically adjusts the level of light to suit the conditions, so when I look down at my map board it automatically adjusts. Not quite as powerful as the Hope light, but fine for the road. The finish was getting closer and closer and we entered Stirling and we passed the same route the 10km took all those sun rises ago. Let's not mention the crash I had on the pavement, just 200m from the finish line.
The Finish Line
Friday – About 10pm (109 hours and 640km later)
Fortunately I rolled out of the crash like a ninja, no damage done, just as the finish banner came into view. We dumped our bikes and pulled of the the slowest ever fake-jog across the line. Renee and Stu were there to greet us, and to share the best ever champagne moment caught on camera.
Again, the finish line was full of mixed emotions. Great to have finished, but sad not to have crossed the line with our original team, having completed the full course. Guess this means I can't hang up my expedition racing boots just yet!
And Finally
It was great to have raced with two teams along the way, it really was like 2 races in one. Thanks to Dave and Neil for walking past at just the right moment! Thanks Andy for crossing the line with me for the second time, and Stu for taking one for the team and help Renee back safely. And most thanks of all to Renee for pushing on well beyond the limits of any sensible person.
As always, thanks to all our sponsors, not least Facewest, where all the kit mentioned above is available. If you have any technical questions, just get in touch with Stu via their website and you'll get the best advice you can hope for.
All photos from either our camera, James Kirby or Sleepmonsters.
None of this would have been possible for any of us without the hard work from Open Adventure and support from Adidas. And of course, the huge team of volunteers, including our very own team mascot, Tom!
And if you're still reading, here is a nice little video from Dawn, filmed on her Go Pro along the course. It give you a nice flavour of the journey Dawn's Video
Here is a link to the route we took http://www.movescount.com/moves/move7315640
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They say the geeks will inherit the earth - but one Nordic geek wants to inherit the sun as well, with a sunshine app that takes the shade out of summer drinks.
After a shaky start in June, summer turned out to be glorious this year in Finland with long weeks of clear blue skies and temperatures soaring into the high 20s (+/- 80 fahrenheit). Although, in true pessimistic Finnish fashion, nobody expects it to last much longer. By the time you're reading this it could well be snowing again...
Every year, after months of winter darkness, the first hint of sunshine brings people flocking to outdoor terraces at bars and cafés across the country. The definition of a summer terrace (or 'terassi' in Finnish) is pretty loose. It could be custom-built wooden decking for hundreds of patrons, or a couple of tables and a few old chairs butting onto the pavement. Either way, Finns love them.
But when it comes to finding the perfect summer spot, it's not enough just to head to your nearest terrace. It helps if there's glorious, uninterrupted sunshine as well. And that's where Petter Ljungqvist comes in.
The 31-year old designed an app called Terdelle that not only finds your nearest summer terrace, but tells you when there's sun and when there's shade depending on factors like time of day and location. The genius part is that Ljungqvist uses 3D models and ground data for terrain mapping.
In layman's terms, the app considers nearby buildings which might block out the sun's rays. After all, there's no point going to the trendiest terrace in town for cocktails, if the building across the street puts you in the shade for hours at a time.
"It's no secret where the sun is, it's a matter of scientific record" says Ljungqvist, over drinks on the terrace at Helsinki's Musiikkitalo concert hall (a location which uses the social media hashtag #kesäterassi - meaning 'summer terrace' in Finnish). "We came up with the idea a few years ago with friends in Stockholm to map the buildings as well, to make sure we could always find a place with sun".
Terdelle has so far mapped major European cities, and users can easily make additions directly onto the app's Android and desktop versions. The more people who use the app and update with their favourite bars, cafës and restaurants (or even their garden at home) the more accurate information will be available for others. Ljungqvist started out by adding not only his favourite Helsinki watering holes, but 7000 city bus stops - precise locations that are already in the public domain.
With only a few thousand downloads, Ljungqvist concedes that Terdelle has been a fun hobby up to now. "It's not a market-ready project, it hasn't been polished" he says. And while the IT consultant, who studied physics and mathematics at Helsinki's Aalto University, modestly describes the app as "not very beautiful", in fact the whole user interface experience seems very functionally Finnish. It's already received some favourable coverage in local media, and in future, a white label version could be offered to drinks brands like Guinness or Heineken so they can promote locations where you can sit in the sun and enjoy that particular company's products.
Across the plaza from the Musiikkitalo a clutch of new bars and restaurants are opening up , snaking alongside the train tracks that run north from Helsinki railway station. Austrlian-themed Woolshed Bar & Kitchen has become a trap for sun worshippers since it opened its doors in April: the terrace outside bakes during a good portion of the day and the gleaming new glass-and-chrome buildings seem to magnify the sun's rays until late in the evening. With this summer's high temperatures and the bar's Aussie staff, it's easy to forget you're not Down Under. "I keep suncream in the fridge" says co-owner Joey Samson. "Factor 20 and factor 30 in case anyone gets too hot out there. We don't want our customers to burn!"
Ten Helsinki Summer Terraces You Shouldn't Miss:
- Mattolaituri - Drinks by the Baltic with views to the islands just off Helsinki's coast;
- Mbar - City centre terrace, always busy in summer and popular with a younger crowd. Lots of live music and DJs;
- Seahorse - Off the main tourist track, but worth going to Ullanlinna district to experience a bohemian southern Helsinki terrace;
- Terrace Restaurant at Musiikkitalo - 180 seats with an open window on the world to Helsinki's developing Kansalaistori 'urban livingroom';
- Bar Loiste - On the 10th floor of Sokos Hotel with great views across the city;
- Sivukirjasto - 100 beers and a few tables on the street are the hallmarks of this bar and terassi in Kallio neighbourhood;
- Kappeli - A venerable Helsinki restaurant and outdoor bar on Esplanadi park. Perfect for people-watching;
- Teerenpeli - Don't be put off by the location next to Kamppi shopping mall. Try local-brewed beers on the terraces at street-level, or upstairs on the roof;
- Storyville - Outdoor bar and performance space at this legendary Helsinki jazz club, tucked in beside parliament;
- One Tiny Champagne Bar - The street-corner champagne bar of Stockmann department store, ideal for a quick glass of bubbly in the heart of the city.


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"We missed so many easy baskets around the rim at first. We did a much better job in the second half of getting the ball inside and rebounding. As a coaching staff, we have to keep our guys upbeat and not let them get frustrated."
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"We didn't do a good job, obviously, of guarding Carter down the stretch. He got to the rim two times. It was too easy."
"I was pleased with Jackson's competitiveness, his aggressiveness. He did a good job taking the ball to the rim and he puts defensive pressure on the ball. I was happy to see him play a solid game. He's made vast improvement."
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Our fall concert is just a week away! Get your tickets now for an evening of music featuring all our choirs, Kinsmen wearing tights, a new Pipers show and a very special Treblemakers alumni performance. You may download the order form and leave your paid order in Mrs. Polen's mailbox in the main office, or send it to school with your student. See you on October 25th at 7:00!
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Welcome to our new freshmen and welcome back to the upperclassmen–we're looking forward to another successful year! Please check back often for information regarding concerts, ticket sales, fundraisers, contest and all things choral. I'm looking forward to another SUPERIOR year in choir!
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If you'd like to check out your seats in advance for tomorrow night's banquet, click the link below and look for your name. Seniors and juniors are seated at lower-numbered tables, while sophomores and freshmen will find their names at higher-numbered tables. The banquet begins promptly at 6:00 at Executive Events, so don't be late!
Pre-State Contest Concert
On Monday, April 25, all choirs and bands will perform a Pre-State Contest Concert at PHS in the auxiliary gym. The concert will be at 7:00 p.m. and feature the contest music from Bel Canto, Lyrics, Concert Band, Kinsmen, Treblemakers, Symphonic Choir and Symphonic Winds. There is no charge for this concert, so join us for an evening of stellar music!
State Times Announced
On Friday, April 29, the choirs will travel to Jackson High School for the OMEA State Adjudicated Event. Bus departure and return times are still TBA, but performance times are set. Parents are welcome–and encouraged!–to come hear our choirs sing and there is no charge for admission. Please remember that photography and recording during the performances is strictly prohibited and could result in our disqualification.
Kinsmen: 4:30 p.m.
Bel Canto: 5:50 p.m.
Lyrics: 7:10 p.m.
Treblemakers: 8:30 p.m.
Symphonic: 10:10 p.m.
We anticipate returning to PHS by approximately 11:20 p.m. Please be waiting for your student at the high school–and please leave the front circle open for our buses. Check back soon for any additional information!
On Saturday, March 12, the Perry Choirs traveled to East Muskingum Local Schools to participate in District Contest. Congratulations to Perry's Bel Canto Freshmen Girls' Chorus, Kinsmen, Lyrics, Treblemakers and Symphonic Choir for their Superior ratings and fantastic performances throughout the day! Our pre-State Contest concert will be held on Monday, April 25 in the PHS Auxiliary Gym, and State Contest will be held Friday, April 25 and Saturday, April 26 at Jackson High School, times TBA. Stay tuned for more details–and congratulations again to the PHS Choirs!
Contest season
It's that time of the year again–contest season! On Saturday, March 12, the PHS choirs will travel to East Muskingum Middle School in New Concord for their annual District Adjudicated Event. Choirs receiving a rating of Superior will advance to State Contest at Jackson High School in April. All choirs will leave PHS on March 12 at 7:15 am–buses will be here by 7:00 am for students to load. We will return home that evening at approximately 6:30 pm–it's a very long and exhausting day!
Performance times for the respective ensembles are:
Bel Canto: 9:40 am
Kinsmen: 11:35 am
Lyrics: 1:25 pm
Treblemakers: 3:00 pm
Symphonic: 4:00 pm
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The 17,371 acre Dolly Sods Wilderness in the Monongahela National Forest is part of the National Wilderness Preservation System. It is located in Grant, Randolph and Tucker Counties, West Virginia. The Dolly Sods Wilderness contains much of the Red Creek drainage and contains bog and heath eco-types, more commonly typical to southern Canada. Elevations range from 2,500 to over 4,700 feet.
dolly sods is my favorite place to camp and hike so many cool trails and so great geo cashes
This was a great day hike through scenic forest that opens up to rocky bluffs with outstanding views. You can do this hike as a return, but we found it easier to take the game trail out to the road and walk back to the parking area that is right across from the trail head.
Great hiking and encountered very few people on the trail. Soggy in places, but fortunately most was frozen when we went through. Two river crossings-- first we were able to use rocks to cross, current was quick. second crossing was about a foot deep with no bridge or rocks.
GPS directions from this app dumped us in the middle of the town of Petersburg. By the time we found out where the trails started it was too late.
Nice little connector trail.. Connects forest road 79 with Rohrbaugh Trail.. Nice forest setting, interesting moss covered rocks and Dolly Sods is a nice hike in general... The little spur shown on the map has either overgrown or does not exist.
Favorite spot to take my boys for hiking and backpacking!
Lower half of the trail heading down to Red Creek is steep with plenty of technical areas. The waterfall right after where Dunkenbarger comes in is amazing though.
best backpacking in the region.
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George Lopez and David Cortright argue in a Kroc Institute Policy Brief that the escalating crisis between Iran and the United States belongs on the bilateral summit table and not the United Nations Security Council.
Authors: George A. Lopez, and David Cortright
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George Lopez and David Cortright argue in a Kroc Institute Policy Brief that the escalating crisis between Iran and the United States belongs on the bilateral summit table and not the United Nations Security Council.
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Seth Rollins is back. We are happy.
However, last week on RAW we were not happy. He pulled a Jericho. Came out to confront Reigns, tromping and stomping all over the stage and ringside area, but never got into the ring. He held a mic. But did not use it. Made three, four feints of going for Reigns, but nothing happened. It was a bummer.
It did accomplish one important thing. Despite our love of seeing Seth Rollins in the ring and putting on a five-star match, we are reminded of how much his character is a complete jerk and self-absorbed arrogant human being. His character is not one to placate fans, his character to be hurtful and outright disgusting in terms of tactics. This is Seth Rollins. I feel the majority of fans had hopes for a more appealing sort, but consider who he is up against. Roman Reigns, former Shield brother, but this is "The Guy" who is WWE Champion, and might have taken the #1 position for being the most hated by the "WWE Universe" even more than John Cena.
Speaking of whom, he was the victim of a recent bum rushing by The Club, officially consisting of Gallows, Anderson, and AJ Styles, following the collective attack on Cena. It sounded like a torn crowd. On the one hand, "Yay! Cena got beat up by AJ Styles!" on the other hand it is "Aw man, Styles is a heel?" To the latter, I say, "so what?" There have been countless wrestlers booked characteristically as heels, yet we cheer them anyway.
After Money in the Bank, we will witness the return of the Brand Split, and the WWE Draft. Which means, like in years past, rosters will be switched, champions staffed to one show, and most importantly, Tag Teams can, and will be split.
I am telling you now. If The New Day splits, all hell will break loose. My money is on the Usos splitting up. They have gone as far as they can as a team, perhaps they might find some success as singles wrestlers. I hope the Social Outcasts get broken up. I hope Michael Cole gets drafted to SmackDown.
The last item for today, is TNA. I found a channel on my FiOS package which airs it, something called PopTV or something similar. I watched the most bizarre video segment between Matt and Jeff Hardy, or Brother Nero and Boogie Woogie Man. This was by far the worst thing I have ever seen in my life. Both Hardy brothers have lost their minds, and TNA is letting them do whatever they want. They are enablers. TNA is allowing these guys who just can't seem to get their act together and run the show. Comparable cliché time, "The inmates run the asylum."


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Stella Parton net worth: Stella Parton is an American country music singer and songwriter who has a net worth of $10 million. Stella Parton was born in Sevierville, Tennessee in May 1949. Stella is the younger sister of Dolly Parton. Her biggest hit was the single "I Want to Hold You In My Dreams Tonight" in 1975. Her debut studio album In the Garden was released in 1967 and she has released a total of 10 studio albums. As an actress Parton has starred in the movies Cloud Dancer, Ragin' Cajun, Seven to Midnight, Ghost Town: The Movie, A Dance for Bethany, and Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors. She has served as a spokesperson for Mothers Against Drunk Driving and has her own consulting business Attic Entertainment Artist Development & Entertainment Consulting. Parton was inducted into the American Old-Time Country Music Hall of Fame in 2006.
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another hidden cost?
why don't you just f*ck off?
Its not me squire its a Govt. Minister doing his best for race relations.
It's not the story: It's your "hidden cost" b*llocks.
The answer's simple. Make marriages to 1st cousins illegal.
It would also alleviate some of the housing shortages in Cornwall, Devon, East Anglia and Wales.
....and NE Scotland too.
Um, it's not b*llocks, it's true and fairly well known. The idea behind immigration is to boost the economy, and having immigrants who're already a drain on the economy pop home, marry their cousins then bring them back here is hardly helping the cause.
So yeah, I'd say banning marriage to first cousins would be good. Hard to see why anyone would object?
Its a powerful argument for inter-racial breeding A_J.
I've long been an advocate of the "melting pot" school of eugenics, ie: the more you mix up your genes, the better the result. Of course a lot of people will be unable to differentiate the "society" from the "science" and will assume that I'm a proponent of Nazi Frankensteinism, in fact, nothing could be further from the truth.
That might explain why I'm such a mong. But I'm not monging on the NHS, which is the point.
Never seen my cousins then????
I didn't say you couldn't roger your cousins. I just said you couldn't marry 'em.
In that case Bert, if you haven't yet settled down and started breeding, cast your net a little wider, and pick a mate of a different race. The jury is still out regarding the intellectual advantage, but people of mixed racial parentage do display superior physical traits.
Mission already accomplished.
Though I still lie awake at night wondering exactly why girls of my own race would have nothing to do with me. My chat up lines were RGJ SOPs and everything - what could possibly have gone wrong?
That's why I'm breeding with my west african secretaries.....please god let the small winker thing end.....
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nate2g (1178) Boomtown!, Australia | July 28, 2012| Updated June 19, 2015
Lovely comfortable pub no doubt about it. It does get very busy during workday lunch and happy hour. The upstairs bar makes it much easier to order a beer though. At least six Rocks beers on tap and handpull plus guest taps. I noticed stuff from Modus Operandi, Murrays, Moon Dog and Newstead on my recent visits. Free Wifi. A nice place to sink a few brews.
mcberko (896) Vancouver, British Columbia | May 8, 2016
Really enjoyed chilling at this place. Feels like a traditional English pub. The interior has many different rooms, so we grabbed our own with a couch. Rocks beers on tap arent anything special, but they also have a few guests. You can order a paddle of 5 for $20, standard for Aussie prices. Service was very friendly and helpful. Worth a stop when in the downtown.
WingmanWillis (1328) , England | April 17, 2016
Visited on 5th April 2016. Its a large multi-level pub in the Rocks. Its got a good range of beer from the Rocks brewery plus guests from Australia and New Zealand. All are available in tasting paddles which we took advantage of. Theres some nice little rooms and we relaxed in the snug with our beers. Staff were friendly enough. Prices not too bad for a tourist location. Worth a stop if youre in the Rocks as theres quite a collection of venues nearby, dont miss this one!
justicemaguire (16) , Australia | January 6, 2016
Another in our craft beer tour of Asia. I know, it started in our back yard. Cool pub. Selection was good for local stuff but not much international stuff that was interesting.
Beershine (850) The Sunshine State, Florida | November 21, 2015
Lovely pub interior is one of the classiest in Sydney. Good guest taps (Nail Stout) and solid but uninspiring house brews. Re-visit Nov 2015, I think it is one of my favorite places in Sydney, (my new favorite being Welcome Hotel!). Love the vibe, reminds me of an English pub.
Oakes (816) Vancouver, British Columbia | November 11, 2015
Character pub in the Rocks. House tap for Rocks Brewing. Good vibe in there, relaxed service was appreciated, in particular getting something past last orders, given that last orders were really, really early. Ive been a couple times and would continue to make it a stop when in Sydney.
Belmagnus (36) Helsingborg, Sweden | October 18, 2015
Visited both Oct -12 and Oct -15 for a few times. Both the food and the drinks is worth trying. Nice selection of beer, also the food is of a very good quality. Staff is nice and friendly.
gnoff (618) Mölndal, Sweden | October 11, 2015| Updated October 20, 2015
Revisited Saturday October 10, 2015. Fairly late, not crowded, managed to get a paddle served. Nice friendly service once more. Have a feeling Ill go back tonight! No longer a limit to pay by the card, awesome!
Also a short visit Oct 11 for two midi of beer (or half pint), one was $8 and one was $8.50.
Visited twice, first visit was July 12, 2013.
12 beers available, 6 of them from Rocks, 6 from various Oz craft breweries.
4 beer tasting paddle available, but they dont do them Friday nights when it gets busy, I was there early enough this Friday to get one though.
Annoying $30 minimum to pay with card, so bring cash unless youre getting a lot.
No WiFi.
Nice fast service, bar staff seem rather knowledgeable about the beers.
Also visited July 16, 2013.
Stopped by for two more tasting paddles.
Didnt eat either of the times, but the $30 min on card annoyed me both times.
Second time a huge group of people in sombreros and fake moustaches walked in for a beer, then left again, weird.
A few TV sets showing footie.
Nice place, Id go back again if in Sydney.
Danev76 (34) , Australia | August 7, 2014
Travlr (2701) Charlotte , North Carolina | August 18, 2013
Nice comfortable old British stylempub. Nice that they offer sampler paddles. Kitchen closed early so I missed out on the food. Beers were tasty.
chibuck (557) Chicago, Illinois | April 18, 2013
Very cool and comfortable looking joint with lots of space, reminds me of an English place, but one Id rather visit a few more times. Friendly staff, not overly knowledgeable except about their brews, Rocks brewing. 12 beers on tap, 6 Rock and 6 other Australians. The Rocks beers, the Butcher in particular were great, the others not so much. The offer 4 paddles on any beers, so you can tick 12 real fast. The bottle list was weak, mostly American crap and no internet. Those being my 2 complaints Id come back.


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