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James Colby, Hallie Foote and William Biff McGuire in The Day Emily Married, a new play by Horton Foote.
The stage direction says: A child is heard practicing again on the piano in the distance. Twilight is beginning. LYD goes to the window. She seems very weak and tired. She turns and sees an imaginary person come in the screen door.
Lyd (pronounced Lyde, for Lida) Davis speaks:
Why, come in, Lillie. Im so relieved to see you, They told me there was a terrible automobile accident and you were killed... [LYD picks up a banjo.] Yesm. Were a family of musicians. [She strums a few chords, stops, points to a photograph on the wall.]
Thats Emily when she was a toe dancer. She was grace itself. She weaved back and forth like a pretty flower. My daughter Emily. Certainly you passed her on the way out. Shes married to a man that adores her. Emily was always so popular. Her popularity with men she gets from me... Mama. Papa. Mama... Emily has married a man thats very sarcastic and despises me. They want to take my house. Ill tell Sadie. Ill tell brother Davis. Hes dead. They wont take my house. They certainly never, while I live, [will] take this house.
This is near the end of The Day Emily Married, a new or in any event newly made manifest play by Horton Foote of Greenwich Village and Wharton, Texas, whose works, beautiful from the first, get more and more beautiful and more and more wrenching as the years pass.
The Lyd of the Primary Stages production that opens August 3 at 59 East 59th Street is the inimitable Estelle Parsons; daughter Emily is in the sensitive, capable hands of Hallie Foote, daughter of Horton Foote; Lyds husband Lee, Emilys father, is played by William Biff McGuire; and Richard Murray, the good-looking rat who marries Emily the SECOND good-looking rat to marry Emily is portrayed by James Colby.
Rounding out the cast are Terri Keane, Delores Mitchell, and Pamela Payton-Wright. The director is Michael Wilson, who wouldnt be doing what he does if it werent for something Horton Foote said to him once upon a time.
It doesnt take any great brains to observe, as the present playgoer did a couple of years ago, that Horton Foote always writes from reality reality transmuted, transformed. The play then before us was The Carpetbaggers Children, a drama of three sisters paralleling (but in no way imitating) Chekhovs three sisters.
I can tell you what playwright Foote had said then over the phone from Wharton, Texas, I know five different sets of three sisters who grew up in Wharton, but you wouldnt recognize them from the play.
Now, last week, asked about the current dramas Lyd Davis, a lady of fears, fondness, foolishness, and freezes (shes always got the chills), Horton said over the phone from his apartment as far west as you can go and still be in Greenwich Village:
I wouldnt let this play be done for a number of years. Although the story was different [from actual fact], I was afraid the central character [Lyd] might be recognizable.
Then, with a short laugh: Even if people in Wharton, unless Ive won an Oscar, dont know what Im doing (hes won two oscars, for To Kill a Mockingbird and Tender Mercies).
The woman whom he transmuted into Lyd Davis has gone to her reward a number of years now, as a matter of fact. She was a very forceful character. Almost all of them are all the source humanity re-sculpted by Pygmalion Foote.
Was the original Lyd a member of Hortons family or just someone in Wharton?
Most people in Wharton are in my family, he said dryly. Not now, but then it was like that.
And the stuff about investing in oil the obsession that drives the nogoodnik of the piece, Emilys husband Richard. Is that true?
No. Well, its true in the sense that it happened to many people, but not in this instance. But you know, as I look back, Im surprised how the [Texas] oil culture pervaded so many of my plays.
Emily, the daughter in this play, seems to have had a bit of a case on her father. I dont know said I if Hallie Foote has a case on HER father . . .
Youd better ask Hallie that. Shell give you a straight answer . . . I guess the father in the play is kind of an Atticus figure Atticus Finch, the quiet hero lawyer of To Kill a Mockingbird.
There are around four other Horton Foote plays that have been held back from production by their author.
Not that theyre specifically about actual incidents, but enough to make me a little nervous. Im not in the business of exposing people or trading on their difficulties. If in any sense somebody might be hurt, I just wait. Of course if you wait long enough, youll be all alone, said the Horton Foote who was born (in Wharton, where else) March 14, 1916.
Two beats. Then: Theresa Helburn [whose Theatre Guild produced Hortons first hit, The Trip to Bountiful, in 1953] used to say: You can tell my age when I tell you the first thing I do in the mornings is read the obit page. And she was a VERY forceful lady.
So how ARE you, Horton?
Im pretty good. Pause. I lost one of my best friends this year. Patricia Broderick, Matthews mother. I gave Jimmy [her husband, the late James Broderick] his first job in television, you know. And gave Matthew his first part, in On Valentines Day, at Herberts studio [the Herbert Berghof Studio], oh lord, back before Tender Mercies.
Then I moved away to New Hampshire for a while [in disgust and despair at New York theater], and then when I came back we renewed our friendship.
Yes, Horton was in on the casting of The Day Emily Married yes, absolutely. I get very involved.
Hes been a friend and admirer of Estelle Parsons since way, way back when we did a television show together, but never worked with her since until she and Hallie and I did Last of the Thorntons. She has a first-rate theater mind.
Again, he and Biff McGuire have been friends since early television, but hadnt worked together until Footes 1995 The Young Man From Atlanta.
And Michael Wilson, director of this show, and of The Carpetbaggers Children, and other works by Horton Foote?
Actually I was lecturing in North Carolina, oh lord, 15, 20 years ago. They had done Trip to Bountiful. A young man came up to me and said: Id like some advice. I said: I dont give advice.
It turned out hed just graduated from the University of North Carolina and was about to go out into the world. He wondered whether to go to television, to films, or to theater. I said: I dont give advice, but I would go into theater. And thats what he did as the rest of us can find out by taking in the new Horton Foote play at 59 East 59th Street.
Which officially opens August 3 and runs until August 29, the night before the start of the Republican National Convention.
The streets will be full of police and Republicans, said Horton Foote, who was born in Texas before Jeb or George W. ever got there. Tender mercies indeed.
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Red herring. Is the alleged broad definition of "magic" common use or neologism? Your response seems to support the latter.
But of course. Your monsters are different, right?
Each theology has its own apologetics. These are reasoned arguments intended to justify that religion's theology, and often are designed to lead a person to the basis for that theology. Were atheists to engage in apologetics, they would start with a claim like yours above, defend it against follow-up questions from the outsider ("On what basis do you claim it is reasonable and justifiable?" "Well x, y, and z, therefore it is both reasonable and justfiable!"), and finally connect it to the basis of atheism ("Thus, it is both reasonable and justifiable to reject deities.") However, atheists don't practice apologetics, since atheism is not a religion, and therefore this is yet another example of how atheism's monsters are different.
I don't think I'd have to try very hard to convince you that this hypothetical group exists in the US, and in very large numbers. Currently, that group largely follows the dominant, traditional religious view: Christianity. If atheism were to become dominant, I suspect that at least some of these bandwagoners would deconvert after a long, thoughtful examination of reality tv shows and teenage pop music. If that happens, they'll be just as loud, just as stupid, just as prejudiced, and just as embarrassing to whichever view they support. You're welcome to inherit them.
However, the statements, "atheism is not a religion" and "atheism is a religion" are not grammatically equivalent. In fact, they are actually grammatical opposites. So your comparison between my comments on how I don't call atheism a religion and the sentence structure I used in reference to atheism's beliefs (or lack thereof) does not apply.
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Slightly more than 50 people gathered to participate in the ceremony for the newly renovated Jim Dillon Center on the corner of West Third Avenue and South State Street.
"I'm impressed and gratified," Dillon said. "When I was a senior in (Lexington Senior) high school I joined the Y. That's when it opened (1947). I joined as a member and have been here ever since. I enjoy all of the activities it provides for everyone including the children."
Those in attendance included Y staff members, board of directors, supporters and members of Lexington City Council. Dillon was a major sponsor of the capital campaign that included funds to renovate the building.
Gene Klump, YMCA chief executive officer, said that close to 100 children use the center during the Y's summer camp program and about 50 students are in the facility during the afterschool program.
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From San Vito lo Capo drive to the obvious Monte Monaco. Park the car at the northern entry to Camping la Pineta.
Walk to the North Face and the base of the route in just 15 minutes. The route starts left of an obvious grey pillar. The route starts to the left of La Lingua Pura.
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I am new to this community and I have moderate knowledge of python programming.
I was quickly referring some functions at sublimetext.com/docs/api-reference but couldn't figure out how to grab entire file in variable. I need to create a plugin to convert xml file to text list.
I know how to read dom using python's xml.dom.minidom module.
[1] Only the problem is to get entire xml file into variable.After then it's easy to get text nodes.
from xml.dom.minidom import parse, parseString
dom = parseString(xml_string)
for entries in dom.getElementsByTagName('url'):
... # node processing
[2] And once processing is done, replace entire xml content with new text list.
Please guide me for these (point 1,2) missing functions.
import sublime, sublimeplugin
class xml2listCommand(sublimeplugin.TextCommand):
def run(self, view, args):
region = sublime.Region(0L, view.size())
xml_string = view.substr(region)
# ...
# process xml_string and put the result in list_output
# ...
view.replace(region, list_output)
**wow done! ** Google XML sitemap => URL List.
import sublime, sublimeplugin
from xml.dom.minidom import parse, parseString
class xml2listCommand(sublimeplugin.TextCommand):
def run(self, view, args):
list_output = ]
region = sublime.Region(0L, view.size())
xml_string = view.substr(region)
dom = parseString(xml_string)
for entries in dom.getElementsByTagName('url'):
list_output = "\n".join(list_output)
view.replace(region, list_output)
Just a little more help needed.
Any idea, after last line how to show "Save As" dialog box
I think you can do something like this:
See sublimetext.com/docs/commands
But instead of changing the current buffer and calling 'save as', you could put the output in a new buffer.
I tried that but
seems not working.
But on console ~ + CTRL],
is working!
While adding that line in plugin throws following error
NameError: global name 'window' is not defined
Would you guide, how to import window object inside plugin code?
I tried following... but not working.
import window
from sublime import window
from sublimeplugin import window
To get a Window from a TextCommand, call window() on the view passed to you
Also tried this one.
cmd = sublime.Window()
Throwing Error
RuntimeError: This class cannot be instantiated from Python
Great tip admin.
It's working now.


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Gayle and Frank Newby, Ben and Bernice Finn, and Sigmund Stahl from StoryCorpsIt all started on a triple blind date that Gayle was absolutely dreading. Within days, however, they were married.Ben and his wife Bernice met on a blind date over a half-century ago. Ben didn't own a suit so he bought one specifically for the occasion. It was money well spent... even if it meant they could only drink coffee for dinner.A colleague at work decided Sigmund needed a date & that he was going to fix Sig up. Enter Bonnie. "Did you hear of a movie called Deep Throat?" Bonnie asked. Sig hadn't but "It must be great," he thought. "There's a line around the block!" Stahl was in for quite a shock.
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The Residency Interest Group supports the creation, implementation, management and promotion of library residency programs. It accomplishes this by providing a central location for information about program availability; the creation of core competencies, evaluation and assessment standards; and the overall advancement of the quality of resident education.
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Liverpool Lime Street station is undergoing a major upgrade - its biggest since the 19th Century.
Between Saturday 30 September and Sunday 22 October 2017, there will be significant disruption to Lime Street mainline services, with many terminating at outlying stations including Liverpool South Parkway.
As a result, a large number of passengers from mainline services will travel between Liverpool South Parkway and Liverpool City Centre on Merseyrail trains and other routes on the Merseyrail network will be busier than usual. To ensure the city stays open for business, timetable changes will be made across the Merseyrail network to accommodate the extra passengers expected to travel.
Lime Street low level station will be unaffected by the upgrade and Merseyrails Wirral line services will continue to run between Wirral and the station.
Changes to Merseyrail services include:
Southport line services that usually terminate at Hunts Cross will terminate at Liverpool South Parkway.
A rail replacement bus service will run between Hunts Cross and Liverpool South Parkway and an express bus will run directly between Hunts Cross and Moorfields.
There will be minor timetable alterations between Liverpool South Parkway and Liverpool Central stations.
Ormskirk services will start and terminate at Moorfields station from start of service until approximately 20:00 each day. After 20:00 trains will start and terminate at Liverpool Central.
Kirkby services will start and terminate at Moorfields station from start of service until approximately 20:00 each day. After 20:00 trains will start and terminate at Liverpool Central.
There will be minor timetable alterations on the Southport line. Passengers travelling between Ellesmere Port and Liverpool will have to change trains at Hooton between approximately 07:00 and 20:00 Monday to Saturday.
There will be minor timetable alternations on the Chester line.
Passengers travelling to and from Liverpool will use alternative routes while Lime Street station is being upgraded, meaning the Liverpool South Parkway, Chester, Ormskirk and Kirkby routes are likely to be busier. Six car trains will run when possible increasing the number of seats available, however passengers are advised to leave more time for their journey as the network will be busy.


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DJs Miguel Vargas and Veronica Ochoa welcome in 2014 by saying RIP 2013, and to all the musical stars who passed on during the previous year.
DJs Miguel Vargas and Terrell LaMarr are gonna combine musical powers to bring what could be the best radio show the polar vortex ever produced.
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BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanon's Energy Ministry says 50 companies have participated in a pre-qualification process to win licenses for oil and gas work off the Lebanese coast.
The ministry says the companies include Chevron and Exxon Mobil Corp. from the United States and Royal Dutch Shell PLC.
Lebanon is a resource-poor nation and any finds could help it pay off what is one of the highest debt rates in the world.
The names of winning companies will be announced on April. 18.
Recent Israeli discoveries of oil and gas have raised tensions between Lebanon and neighboring Israel, which are in a state of war. Both countries claim a small maritime area of 850 square kilometers (328 square miles) in the Mediterranean.


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PORTLAND, Ore. -- Landon Donovan passed the half-century mark for assists in a 6-1 romp over Belize to kick off the 2013 Gold Cup for the United States. The American all-time leader in goals and assists now has 51 of each for the USA.
Chris Wondolowski (with his name misspelled as Wondowlowski on his jersey) led the charge with a hat trick in the first half. After going his first 11 international games without a goal, Wondolowski scored his fourth in the last two U.S. matches.
Additionally, Stuart Holden scored for the first time in four years for the Americans. The Bolton midfielder is working his way back from nearly two years out due to knee surgeries.
It started in the 12th minute. Jose Torres burned Evan Mariano down the left and teed up a cross. Joe Corona met it with a loose header in the box, and the ball bounced through to Wondolowski. The reigning MLS Golden Boot winner finished easily from close range.
Another cross led to the next goal. Kyle Beckerman curled the ball into the box in the 37th minute. Lunging forward, Wondolowski headed in his second of the game.
With five minutes left in the half, Belize pulled one back. From a Landon Donovan foul, Elroy Smith dumped a free kick into the U.S. box. Ian Gaynair popped up unmarked and guided a header into the bottom corner.
But just as Belizean belief grew, the Americans crushed it. Two minutes after the consolation, Michael Parkhurst of all people took on his marker and swung a cross toward the area. Wondolowski nodded down a header for his hat trick.
All four goals in the first half originated from crosses.
At halftime Stuart Holden entered the match for Beckerman. In just over a dozen minutes on the field, he put the ball in the back of the net. Donovan nodded down a Corona cross, and Holden swept past Shane Orio.
The last time Holden scored for the U.S. national team was in the 2009 Gold Cup group stage, against Haiti.
The assist marked Donovan's 50th with the United States, a record.
Donovan wasn't done. In the 72nd minute, he whipped a free kick into the box from near the end line. Michael Orozco Fiscal cushioned a header into the open net.
With a quarter hour remaining, an Alejandro Bedoya chip hit a Belize defender on the arm. Referee Hector Rodriguez pointed to the spot. Donovan squatted, crossed himself and tucked his penalty into the bottom corner.
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Obama to mark 60th anniversary of Korean War truce
Jul. 22, 2013
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama on Saturday will commemorate the 60th anniversary of the suspension of the 1950-1953 Korean War.
The White House says Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel will join Obama for a ceremony at the Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall.
Fighting was halted in July 1953 after the signing of an armistice, but the Korean Peninsula officially remains at war because no peace treaty was ever signed. The peninsula is divided between communist North Korea and democratic South Korea.
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Prince George's County Public Schools has a fleet of approximately 1,253 buses, transports more than 78,500 students to and from school each day, and oversees 5,488 bus routes through urban, suburban and rural neighborhoods. Buses also provide transportation services for homeless students, students with disabilities, student athletes and performers, and school field trips.
The safety of students is our primary concern, and we appreciate your help as parents and community members in promoting safety both on and off the bus.
Transportation Assistance
Instructions to Access the Bb District by Blackboard App to get updated bus route and late bus information: Visit this webpage "How to Access the Bb District by Blackboard App"
To share your concerns: Call the Transportation Phone Bank at 301-952-6570, Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
To find your child's bus stop: Visit the school bus stop finder webpage by clicking here.
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5 things to know about the all-new Hyundai Ioniq
Hyundai recently introduced an all-new electrified vehicle: the 2017 Ioniq. While hybrids and electric vehicles are not new, Ioniq has a few interesting features worth noting outside of a regular review.
Ioniq comes in three flavors: hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric
According to Hyundai, one of the primary barriers to owning an electrified vehicle is cost. So, the automaker set up a three-prong vehicle structure that allows you to buy a fuel-sipper that fits your lifestyle and budget. With base prices of $22,900 for the hybrid to $29,500 for the electric, Ioniq manages to beat the prices of its closest competitors – the Toyota Prius and Nissan Leaf.
Plus, depending on if you need a vehicle that can go distance or just get you around town, the three different levels of Ioniq have you covered – all on one platform.
Coming soon, there might be a fourth flavor. Hyundai has also created an autonomous concept using the Ioniq platform, building in all the Lidar, radar and camera necessities from the get-go --without all the funky antennae.
You can subscribe to your Ioniq
With the launch of the Ioniq Electric in California, Hyundai is testing a new subscription program that will have a term of 36 months and include all the fees, maintenance and charging costs associated with driving an Ioniq Electric. It'll be rolled into a single non-negotiable monthly fee. Which means potential buyers will know all their monthly costs up front. We still think that "subscription fee" is a fancy way to describe a lease. But unlike a lease, the Ioniq subscription plan comes with unlimited miles.
Standard DC Fast Charge
Most electric cars only come standard with Level 2 charging capability. This is equivalent to plugging into a 240-volt outlet (similar to the outlet used for a washer or dryer). But to get a full charge, this could take 8 or 9 hours, and if you're trying to take your EV on a road trip, that's just not feasible.
What you want is the ability to charge at a Level 3 fast-charge station, which will get you back to 80 percent of battery life within a half hour. This requires a special outlet on the vehicle, and most EV automakers charge a fee for that. For example, it's a $750 option on the Chevrolet Bolt EV and will cost $1,770 on the Leaf. Ioniq includes this for free.
Driver-only HVAC
A vehicle's heating and cooling system is a major energy drain. For a gasoline vehicle, it translates into lower fuel economy. In an EV, it means your expected driving range gets cut. Significantly. To help mitigate this energy loss, Ioniq has a smart HVAC system that allows the driver to select a "driver only" mode, which reduces the HVAC's load on the overall powertrain.
Ioniq achieves "Mission Impossible"
During the press briefing, Yong-Seok Kim, the team leader for the Hyundai Eco-Technology System Performance Development Team, said when Hyundai began working on the Ioniq, the team was given one directive: Beat the competitors. The problem is, he said, you don't know what your competitors are going to create in a seven-year span. The Ioniq needed to be more fun to drive, more fuel efficient and cost less than all its key competitors. In seven years.
"We called this 'Mission Impossible,'" Kim said.
But this was more of a mission possible as Ioniq Hybrid manages to beat the Prius in fuel economy with an EPA estimated combined 58 mpg, and the EV beats the Leaf's range by 17 miles. Ioniq is also priced less than its competitors and has more power output.
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Wilderness belongs to you
Guess who owns 618 million acres of American wildlands? You.
You own red-rock canyons and turquoise rivers. Desert plains and jagged mountain peaks. You own Arctic tundra, southern wildflower fields and cool northern forests. All these iconic wild places are part of your "great American backyard."
Photo: Alpine Lakes Wilderness, Washington. flickr, Jeff Pang
Not all federal wildlands are "wilderness." Wilderness is a type of protection given to the most pristine wildlands — areas within national parks, forests, recreation areas and other wildlands where there are no roads or development. This officially designated wilderness is the last remnant of the wild landscapes that once stretched from coast to coast.
Today, only 109 million acres of true wilderness remain as part of the 640 million acres of federal wildlands. At The Wilderness Society, we're working to preserve these wild places and to designate new areas that qualify for wilderness protection.
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It's a place to enjoy
Photo: Denali National Park, Alaska. By NPS, Alex Vanderstuyf
Wilderness is a haven from the pressures of our fast-paced society. It provides us with places where we can seek relief from the noise, haste and crowds that too often confine us. It is a place for us to enjoy with friends and families — strengthening our relationships and building lasting memories.
For adventurers, it offers endless opportunities for outdoor recreation. In wilderness, we can walk and hike, watch wildlife, camp, fish and many other activities. This kind of recreation in the wild has countless proven benefits to our health and wellbeing.
Yet, each year as we grow more and more connected through technology, we grow less and less connected with wilderness.
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It's a home for wildlife
Photo: Grizzly bear in Wrangell-St. Elias wilderness, Alaska. NPS
Wilderness is a vital habitat for wildlife. In addition to providing wildlife with a home, wilderness also provides migration routes and breeding grounds for many kinds of animal species. When wilderness is fragmented and developed, these animals are threatened.
In the web-of-life, wilderness helps to preserve a wide variety of natural life forms and contributes to more diverse plant and animal gene pools. More than half of the ecosystems in the United States exist within designated wilderness.
Without designated wilderness, it would be virtually impossible to ensure the protection of species.
It's an economic engine and a way of life
For many people who live near wilderness, it contributes to their local economy and way of life.
Wild places are a great source of economic activity, especially in the rural communities that surround them. Outdoor recreation contributes more than $646 billion annually to the economy, supports 6.1 million jobs and generates nearly $80 billion in federal, state and local taxes.
In wild places like Alaska, native populations also rely on wilderness and the wildlife within it for subsistence.
When our society threatens wilderness, we threaten local people's livelihood and cultural traditions.
Photo: Rafting Idaho's wild and scenice Middle Fork Salmon River. By: Northwest Rafting Company
It cleans our air and water
Wilderness areas protect watersheds that provide drinking water to many cities and rural communities. It helps improve the quality of our air. When wilderness is threatened, so is its ability to improve these essential elements.
Few of us live close to a designated wilderness area, yet many of us are connected to them every day. Each time we breathe air or drink water, we benefit from our wild places.
It's a source of clean, renewable energy
Rich renewable energy resources found on our federal wildlands — like wind energy and solar energy — play a key role in powering our future. These clean energy sources help stop global warming and provide alternatives to fossil fuels.
But in developing renewable energy on federal wildlands, we shouldn't sacrifice sensitive wildlands and wildlife habitat. By choosing the right places and methods for developing clean energy, we can ensure our environment and local economies stay healthy.
It's a natural laboratory
Wilderness provides us with a place to study and learn more about our natural world. Without designated wilderness, we would know very little about issues affecting the health and vibrancy of our wildlands, our wildlife and ourselves.
Wilderness also is a place where we can study the impacts of human-caused issues, such as climate change. Our vast unspoiled stretches of national forests can act as a buffer against climate change, slowing warming trends by absorbing harmful greenhouse gases. But climate change also has real, observable effects — threats like catastrophic wildfire, invasive species and an increased risk of disease.
When we have access to wilderness, where we can study these effects, we are better equipped to address and prevent them.
It's an American legacy
Since the Wilderness Act passed in 1964, Congress has designated nearly more than 109 million acres of federal wildlands as official wilderness. Official wilderness has the highest form of protection of any federal wildland.
Today, about 235 million acres of federal wildlands have been permanently protected as wilderness, parks, refuges or other protected areas. But that's only a third of our public lands. And about 100 million acres of pristine wildlands are still at risk. These wildlands could qualify for future protection, but the window of opportunity is closing fast.
At Wilderness, we're working to protect these 100 million pristine federal wildlands within the next 20 years, before development fragments what remains. If we don't protect these last remaining wild places now, they could be lost forever.
Photo: John Muir Wilderness, California. NPS
It's yours to protect
You can help protect wilderness and ensure it remains safe for generations to come.
Add your voice to important wilderness causes and take action to stop threats to our wildlands by joining our community of wilderness activists.
Each day, thousands of acres of our wild places are lost to development. You can help save America's last remaining wilderness by joining The Wilderness Society with a gift of $35 or more today!
Be the first to hear about important campaigns, victories and features related to enjoying and protecting wilderness by joining our email and mobile WildAlert network.


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Game Review: "Forza Motorsport 4"
Jeremy Clarkson's opening monologue for "Forza Motorsport 4" explains that the car guy is an endangered species. Chased out of his natural habitat, cut down by laws and regulations, and ostracized from society at large due to his love of speed and adrenaline, he remarks that the only place left, the final frontier for this endangered species, is in the virtual world with "Forza 4." The question then becomes if the virtual world can recreate the enjoyment of the physical one.
If you are judging by visuals alone, "Forza 4" comes close. Crisp, razor sharp resolution and detailing highlight the unique aspects of every car in the game. This differs from "Gran Turismo 5" since only a few "premier" cars got the high resolution treatment in that game. Also, there is the "Auto vista" feature. Here, you can take a painstaking look inside and outside of a variety of cars, taking in the minute details rendered in jaw-dropping detail.
Having a pretty face is one thing, but offering entertaining gameplay is a different matter entirely. Here, the "Forza" experience really starts to pull away from "GT5." First off, you don't need to be a car guy to enjoy the game. Game settings are adjustable from beginner to simulation levels so you can be comfortable in whichever level you fall under. Second, "Forza" doesn't beat you over the head with technical bureaucracy. There are no license tests, long loading times, or a never-ending bog of petty races to get through before you get to the good stuff. Just hop in and drive.
Plus, you can drive whatever you want, wherever you want. Ferraris, Lamborghinis, muscle cars… nearly everything under the sun is available to you. You also don't even need to race. You can take photos, create paint schemes, and participate in a multitude of other activities. Just like in the real world, you don't necessarily need to be a speed freak to enjoy the hobby, but it does help.
When you do start driving, "Forza's" fantastic physics engine really starts to shine through. Developer Turn 10 took simulating the cars so seriously, in fact, that they contacted Pirelli to be able use their tire simulation software for the game. This is the same equipment F1 teams use to develop their tires, so of course it is insanely accurate.
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Our Best Guides To Setting Up a Kitchen
This past year we really took to heart the plight of the newbie cook: how do I set up my kitchen? What are the essential tools, appliances, and cookware to have at the ready? To help with this, we put together our own guides to cookware, bakeware, tools, and all the essential non-food products one needs to start off successfully in the kitchen, which we've included here. Rounding out this list is a post on great chef's knives, the best multi-tasking tool every kitchen should have (but especially small ones), and why it's worth it to splurge on one particular cooking thermometer.
• The Kitchn's Guide to Essential Prep Tools and Utensils
• The Kitchn's Guide to Essential Cooking Tools and Utensils
• The Kitchn's Guide to Essential Cookware
• The Kitchn's Guide to Essential Baking Pans
• The Kitchn's Guide to Essential Small Electric Appliances
• 6 The Kitchn's Guide to Essential Cleaning Tools and Products
• 7 A Guide to the Best Material for Pots and Pans: A Pros and Cons List
• 8 The #1 Multi-Tasking Gadget You Should Have In Your Small Kitchen
• 9 Buying the Basics: 5 Terrific Chef's Knives
• 10 On the Importance of Using Cooking Thermometers: And Our #1 Pick
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Though Norway in June overtook Russia in total exports of natural gas to Europe, the balance of Russian gas to Europe comes through Ukraine, which itself is dependent upon Russia for 60% of its current gas consumption.
While Ukraine controls the transit of 90% of its gas to Europe, Russia is consistently trying to use its gas exports to Ukraine to gain greater control of the Ukraine transit system, which itself deems a strategic asset. The struggle for control of export to Europe and Ukraine's own struggle to increase domestic production and move closer to Europe, with an European Association Agreement set to be signed in November this year, has put extreme stress not only on the energy independence of Ukraine but of Europe as a whole.
From an energy geostrategic standpoint, Europe needs Ukraine to move closer to Europe, "but for all its planning, Europe also knows retribution, in the shape of an energy squeeze, is likely from Russia.
Moscow, which has a long-standing disagreement with Ukraine over gas, has said it will raise Ukraine's gas prices and officials do not rule out it doing the same for the EU, which gets nearly 40% of its gas from Russia. "The EU should not look at Ukraine as a business opportunity alone, particularly in light of currently lagging gas demand, but should examine the long-term future of European energy security and the key role Ukraine will continue to play in it. Partnership with the EU is not a silver bullet for the troubled Ukrainian energy sector, but it is certain to reduce the volatility of future pricing disputes and is perhaps the only solution that does not leave Ukraine's fate entirely in Russian hands," according to an article by Richard B Andres and Michael Kofman.
Ukraine has also done much in the past 18 months to increase its energy independence. Recent shale tenders with Shell and Chevron and with Exxon for the development of the Ukrainian Black Sea have the potential to greatly reduce the dependence Ukraine has on Russian exports and potentially for Europe as well. "While the full picture of unconventional gas is expected to be assessed in the coming years, the key to success, as is the case of Ukraine, is infrastructure. If the future of shale gas exploration is to be bright, a new infrastructure will have to be built to link the sources of unconventional gas with the grid to allow for the commercialization of the gas.
"To ensure that the Energy Community brings results, once operationalized the shale gas opportunity should be extended to the Eastern Neighborhood. It would allow the Eastern Neighborhood, in particular Ukraine, to create stronger bonds between the EU and the region and, as a result, galvanize stronger energy interdependence between the EU and Russia by stabilizing Ukraine's internal energy supply," according to a policy paper from the Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation (BST).
Coup in the Making?
In the past five years, there has been significant growth in Europe's LNG import capacity; however, high LNG prices driven by Japanese demand, and the higher oil-linked price that LNG receives in Asia has diverted much of this supply from the European market.
An agreement between Ukraine and Turkey for the transit of LNG through the Bosporus, as the gateway to the Black Sea, would be a major coup for European energy security. It would put downward pressure on current LNG prices due to the high demand and premium paid in Asia and would eventually provide Europe with cheap shale gas through a viable alternative marketplace.
It's an idea developed by Robert Bensh , energy advisor to Ukrainian Vice Prime Minister Yuriy Boyko, managing director of Pelicourt Limited and senior advisor for Cub Energy Inc., which operates in both Ukraine and Turkey.
The potential for LNG exports to Europe without a deal between Turkey and Ukraine for liquefied natural gas (LNG) through the Bosporus will fall flat, and Russia will continue to provide at least 30% of Europe's natural gas through 2023.
"The European Union can and should play a more active role in shaping the Black Sea security environment. As a full regional player, it should promote cooperation on an equal footing, and refrain from acting as a sponsor as it does, for instance, in the Mediterranean. As a privileged partner of all countries of the region, the EU should use its bilateral relations with each of them, including Russia and Turkey, to contribute towards the emergence of a cooperative security environment in the Black Sea region," according to a European Parliament briefing .
A CRS Report for US Congress agrees, stating: "Development of more liquefied natural gas (LNG) transport and reception facilities from distant suppliers, such as Nigeria, into Europe could be another course of action. Coupled with the development of new oil and gas pipelines could be an offer from NATO (and/or EU) members to provide security for energy infrastructure in periods of unrest or conflict in supplier and transit countries.
For both Ukraine and Turkey, such a deal would also be a political and economic coup of vast proportions, Bensh says.
For Ukraine, LNG is the key to energy independence. For Turkey, LNG is the key to becoming one of the most important energy hubs between the Middle East and Europe. In combination with the Trans-Anatolian Pipeline (TANAP), which will bring Azerbaijani gas from Shah Deniz through Turkey on to European markets, controlling the LNG segment through the Black Sea would give Turkey broader leverage than any other player in Europe. For both Ukraine and Turkey, it would mean greater access to the economic benefits of the European Union, control over Europe's LNG market and a level of political leverage over the continent that would render both world-class strategic players.


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October 30, 2012 - Major League Baseball and Rawlings today announced that Pirates outfielder Andrew McCutchen has been named to the 2012 National League Gold Glove team. It is the first time McCutchen has won the award.
The 26-year-old McCutchen, who finished the season with a 135-game errorless streak, led all National League outfielders in fielding percentage (.997), making just one error (a throwing miscue on April 29 at Atlanta) in 371 total chances. He ranked second among all N.L. outfielders, and led center fielders, in starts (156) and innings played (1364.0) while ranking third in total chances.
"It's a tremendous honor to win an award like this," said McCutchen. "To look and see your name with guys like Roberto Clemente, Andy Van Slyke and Bill Mazeroski, it's pretty special." McCutchen is Pittsburgh's first everyday center fielder to receive a Gold Glove award since Nate McLouth in 2008 and the seventh outfielder overall, joining Roberto Clemente (1961-1972), Bill Virdon (1962), Dave Parker (1977- 79), Andy Van Slyke (1988-1992), Barry Bonds (1990-92) and McLouth.
Voting for the Rawlings Platinum Glove Award is now underway at www.rawlings.com, allowing the general public to weigh in as to who is "The Finest in the Field®" in each League. To determine the Rawlings Platinum Glove Award winners, fans can only select one player among the 2012 Rawlings Gold Glove Award winners from each League.
The Rawlings Platinum Glove Award winners will be unveiled during the 2012 Rawlings Gold Glove Award Cer- emony presented by Gold Sport Collectibles on Friday, November 9, at The Plaza Hotel in New York, with Jerry Seinfeld entertaining this year's Rawlings Gold Glove Award recipients and key executives in the industry, and Joe Piscopo serving as the master of ceremonies.
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How we do value B&O Railroad memorabilia at the Aberdeen Room Museum? The rich history connected to that railroad and station in Aberdeen is so valuable when we trace the development of the community.
When Shirley Graves called and asked if we would be interested in some family records containing B&O memorabilia from the estate of Charles Nelson Barnard, we were overjoyed! Could it be the same Charles Barnard, the famous decoy carver?
Needless to say, we were excited when Shirley and Walter Graves visited the museum with their treasures. There are B&O railroad passes from 1910 and 1911 for Charles N. Barnard, B&O signal repairman. There is a vehicle registration from 1929, agreement booklets from 1930 and 1939 for the B&O Railroad and the Brotherhood of the Railroad Signalmen of America, a 1929 rules booklet from the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen of America.
Continuing on with the B&O, the records contained a "1938 Seniority Roster of the Baltimore Division of the East End of the B&O." Included is a handbook of "Intermittent Inductive Automatic Train Central Wayside Testing Equipment 3rd Supplement for July, 1930." There are also several other instruction booklets for signaling principles and practices.
A family file was set up for C.N. Barnard family. Into it were placed the more personal memorabilia. The B&O items were placed in the large railroad exhibit of the museum.
Research for the family files found that Charles Nelson Barnard was, indeed, a carver of fine decoys. He was born in February of 1876, and in the United States Census of 1880, his father was a fireman on railroad engine, from Port Deposit, in Cecil County, when "Nelson" was four years of age. In the Census of 1930, Charles Nelson was a resident of Havre de Grace, having moved there in 1915. In the "United States World War I Draft Registration Cards of 1917-18, he was listed as a "signal repairman." In the records of the Cemetery of Angel Hill in Havre de Grace, his death was in December of 1958.
Barnard is listed as one of the well-known carvers of decoys in the Copley Fine Art Auctions for his Canvasback Drake. It is a 1920 finely sculpted high head Susquehanna flats decoy. From the Copley Records, "he carved a rig of decoys for Maryland's U.S. Senator Millard Tydings, who was a life-long resident of Havre de Grace, at his Oakington Farm. A number of Barnard's famous high head decoys were originally made for his rig."
Jim Lindsey did research for the Barnard Family file in the museum. He also provided the latest program from the Rotary Club of Aberdeen, "The ARC" in which the latest recipient of the Rotary Club's Citizenship Awards for 2013 was presented to William R. Cronin, and that program is placed both in the Rotary file and the family files.
Also placed in the rapidly growing family files are records from the career of D.B. Smith Sr., donated by John Bender of the Board of the Aberdeen Fire Department.
From the Lynn Tanner Estate have come more records for the family files. There is a portrait of Lynn Tanner and a certificate for his wife, Patricia, when she served on the Selective Service Board in 1971. There is also a sign from Rice's Bakery that was built where Lynn Tanner later had his law office.


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NFL 2020 video series looks at football in the future
The NFL is looking to the future by launching NFL 2020, an eight-part video series looking into the future of the most popular sports league in North America and what it will look like on and off the field in 2020.
An NFL news release states: "NFL.com's NFL 2020 examines the ever-changing landscape of the NFL and raises the question: what will the NFL look like seven years from now? With the help highly-acclaimed NFL reporters Peter King, Armen Keteyian, and Sam Farmer, along with NFL players Ryan Clark, Justin Tuck, and head coach of the Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens John Harbaugh, the series looks at every facet of the NFL from the background of future players, to the changes in fan experience, the evolution of football equipment, and the perception and persona of the NFL culture."
You can check out the first episode by clicking here.
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"Such behavior is unacceptable, both as a husband and as the leader of an organization such as ours." — David Petraeus, who resigned as director of the CIA Friday after admitting to an extramarital affair.
"I am not going to ask students and seniors and middle class families to pay down the entire deficit while people like me, making over $250,000, aren't asked to pay a dime more in taxes. I'm not going to do that." — President Barack Obama, insisting his re-election gave him a mandate to raise taxes on wealthier Americans as the White House and Congress seek middle ground on the "fiscal cliff" facing Washington on Jan. 1.
"When the lights went off in Baghdad and the lights went off in Kabul, it was the Army Corps of Engineers that went into Baghdad and Kabul to turn the lights back on. We don't need to turn the lights back on in Kabul and Baghdad. We need to turn the lights back on in Plainview and Great Neck and the south shore." — Rep. Steve Israel, D-N.Y., on the slow pace to restore electricity to hundreds of thousands of homes on Long Island.


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For those who've ever wondered where the WP Ocean Safari aka Sardine Run takes place; here's a late afternoon shot of the Umzimvubu River mouth and Port. St. John. Photo taken from the Port St. John lighthouse during a run, with my iPhone. This is where we launched every morning.
Nikon D800, Nikon D7000, Nauticam, Inons, Subtronic Novas. Lens collection - 10-17, 15, 16, 16-35, 14-24, 24-70, 85, 18-200, 28-300, 70-200, 60 and 105, TC's. Macs with Aperture and Photoshop.
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Hartsville, SC- Lees-McRae and Coker Split their CVAC softball doubleheader on Saturday, as the Cobras lost eh opener 1-0 and won the second game 2-1.
The Bobcats used extra innings to defeat the Cobras in game one, before Coker rallied in the fifth inning of the second game to earn the split.
In the first game, a fielding error allowed Emma Parrish to score, giving the Bobcats the win and improving them to 7-9 overall, and 3-7 in the CVAC.
The Bobcats' Hanna Morgan earned the win tossing eight innings, struck out two, walked two and allowed three hits. Amanda Shelton took the loss for Coker, who dropped to 11-3 overall, and 4-2 in the CVAC.
Game two, saw Christan Morabito hit a sacrifice fly that allowed Jamie Horton to score the go ahead run in the fifth inning.
Somer Bigham (5-1) earned the win for the Cobras. She struck out 13, walked three, and allowed four hits and a walk.
Coker returns to action on Friday, March 10, as they travel to the Francis Marion Softball Tournament.