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To the right of the counter at Brother Tim's Vegetarian Fast Food, a photo of a lean African-American man, at work in a kitchen, grinning, leaps out from the faded page of a decades-old news clipping. The story opens, "Tim Thompson is a one man crusade for vegetarianism."
Since the article was published, Brother Tim's Vegetarian has a new location, new menu items, new decor and a new owner. What doesn't require revision is that Brother Tim's is still a healthy eating staple in a section of the city with too few healthy options. And there's still a grinning Thompson in charge and hoping to change that reality.
More than 30 years later, we offer an epilogue to the story of Brother Tim and his namesake Calumet Heights restaurant.
Timothy Thompson started as a home baker piling lettuce, tomato, carrot, cucumber, avocado, cheese and cayenne seasoning atop his molasses- and honey-infused wheat bread. He sold bread loaves and sandwiches to stores in veggie-friendly North Side and suburban neighborhoods before he opened his first storefront at 79th Street and Paulina Avenue in 1977. He eventually moved to 74th Street and Cottage Grove Avenue, and the menu expanded to include veggie burgers, soups and its shining star, vegetarian tacos.
He gained a following for his diverse menu of meatless but still recognizable dishes, this in an era before Boca burgers filled home freezers and servers offered gluten-free menus along with a wine list. But longtime customers say Thompson himself — constantly smiling, gregarious and eager to gab — was just as much of a reason they stopped in as the food itself in those early days.
"I followed that man around Chicago for 25 or 30 years. He'd always come up to you and be like, 'Heeey, brother man!' He was just warm," Yoel Ahmechshadye said.
"My dad could talk to anybody," said Kim Thompson, his oldest daughter. "There's customers who come in now who didn't know my dad passed (in 2010) and when they find out they break out crying."
The 74th Street shop eventually shut, but Tim would reopen again in 1998, this time with Kim, then 30 and a hairstylist by trade, at her father's side. They moved to a new location in 2006 before finally settling at the current 87th Street location in 2010.
Some might see Brother Tim's lack of permanence as a red flag, a sign the food probably just wasn't that good. Customers, however, point to Thompson's nomadic following as testament to the food's quality and part of the burden that came with his unofficial title as an ambassador for healthier eating on the South Side.
"In our community, we struggle more than the usual vegetarian business because it's not the normal on this side of town. It's different. And we're here because we're different," Kim Thompson said.
Brother Tim's menu of hot dogs, chili, pizza, tamales and cobblers has purposefully resembled a hot dog stand or chicken shack, inviting people familiar with those foods to try the vegetarian version and, hopefully, get hooked on the healthier.
It's no easy task, however. Customers almost unanimously express frustration at the deep permeance of fast-food culture in South Side neighborhoods. The restaurant itself is only one storefront down from a rib and chicken joint. Even inside Tim's, a commercial for Burger King's rib sandwich blares over the restaurant's television, eliciting a scoff from first-time customer Raina Perry.
"There's more to South Side food than just Harold's (Chicken). We don't want to all eat McDonald's and Burger King," she said.
"Let's be real, it's the South Side. We're Americans. Sometimes we just want fast food. Fries and fish nuggets," said Lauren Materre, a vegan customer for over 20 years who calls Tim's "a godsend" for committing to healthy comfort food.
Thompson has partnered with Materre's not-for-profit Natural Path Nutrition Inc. as well as starting her own organization called To Your Health With Love. Thompson is using To Your Health With Love, the official motto of Brother Tim's, to continue work she started at Mahalia Jackson Elementary School teaching students how to make vegetarian dishes. She hopes providing recipes and hands-on familiarity with veggie options to South Side kids, many of whom she says are home alone after school, will equip them to make healthier choices when they reach for a snack or menu.
Renamed Yahshua Ben Israel as part of his Hebrew Israelite faith, Tim Thompson died in 2010 of pneumonia at age 68. Kim and her sisters Karen and Imani still bake their father's bread recipe and still make their own "meat," and people still line up for "Taco Tuesdays." But not everything is just as Tim left it.
The latest version of Brother Tim's is a bit more refined, old-timers say. The walls are painted a rich hue of orange and black and adorned with artwork, a stark contrast to Tim's restaurants with their Formica counters and cramped dining space. Musicians play the dining room, and Kim Thompson has expanded the menu to keep up with vegetarian tastes. What's a modern-day vegetarian restaurant without a kale salad?
"Kim helped resurrect the business and took it to another level. She's got a little more of the woman's touch. She's made it a more comfortable place to be," Ahmechshadye said.
Tim Thompson, once a "one man crusade" for South Side vegetarianism, wrote the first draft of the Brother Tim's Vegetarian story. It hangs on the restaurant's wall.
It seems Kim Thompson has already started to write the next one.
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1711 E. 87th St.; 773-375-4722
Hours: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday-Saturday. Closed Sundays.
Established: 1977
Known for: Vegetarian tacos, fresh bread, honey lemonade and shakes
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It's no secret that white-tailed deer breeding is big business, especially in the Lone Star state. And wherever big money is involved, greed and illegal activity seem to follow. See for example, this story by Molly Hennessy-Fiske of the Los Angeles Times about a Texas deer breeder who chose to ignore importation laws to smuggle his six-figure deer herd into the state.
Even more alarming is the suggestion in the third to last paragraph that many more breeders might be putting profits above the regulations that protect the safety of Texas' wild whitetails.
NEW SUMMERFIELD, Texas — Texas' hunting season for white-tailed deer has now ended. Normally, Billy Powell would be counting his profit from catering to "hornographers," hunters who will pay as much as $100,000 to bag a monster buck with impressive headgear.
Instead, the 78-year-old deer breeder is under house arrest and wearing an ankle monitor.
Meanwhile, hundreds of his deer, part of a herd that had included two big bucks named Hit Man and Barry, have been put down in a scandal that has rocked Texas' $2.8 billion deer-hunting and -breeding industry, the largest in the nation.
Powell is one of 1,236 registered Texas breeders. Some have paid up to $1 million for first-rate bucks they mate with captive does. Their progeny, 103,155 registered this year, are raised in pens and released on high-fenced ranches for hunting.
But Hit Man and Barry were smuggled into Texas from Northern states where two deer diseases are found.
After a four-year federal investigation, Powell paid $1.5 million in fines and restitution and pleaded guilty to charges of smuggling more than three dozen white-tailed deer worth more than $800,000 from Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Mitch Lockwood, big-game director for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, said Powell put the state's 4 million wild deer "and the entire Texas deer-breeding industry at risk."
Powell and other breeders say regulators have become overzealous, out for hefty fines that become their agency's cut of the burgeoning deer-farming business.
"Parks and Wildlife don't like deer breeders, and they'll do anything to get you," Powell said. " I did wrong, but they did more wrong."
Hunters rate trophy bucks according to a scoring system developed by Theodore Roosevelt's Boone and Crockett Club in 1887. The score includes antler length and circumference, with the best Texas white-tails traditionally scoring 150 to 160.
Today, thanks to breeding, mammoth deerzillas are scoring 200 or more.
Texas outlawed importing out-of-state deer to prevent the introduction of bovine tuberculosis and chronic wasting disease, a neurological disorder similar to mad cow disease.
Still, some breeders have ignored the ban.
Barry was among the bucks Powell had smuggled from Pennsylvania, where he was known as Fat Boy. Hit Man was actually Silver Storm, from Indiana.
Barry and Hit Man died of natural causes before authorities brought charges against Powell last year, but they helped establish the government's case. Powell pleaded guilty in June to smuggling 37 deer.


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Emile Henry: Online Factory Outlet
- Location: New Castle, Delaware and online
- Website: emilehenryusa.com
Store History
- Founded: 1850
- Founded by: Jacques Henry
- Headquarters: Burgundy, France
- Sister stores: Cuisipro, Rosle, Mauviel
This French company has been making glazed ceramic cookware since the 1850s, but thanks to modern technology they now have an online factory outlet with discounted seconds, overstock items, and discontinued lines.
Originally founded by Jacques Henry of Burgundy, the company was passed down through generations of family members and is now owned by the fifth generation Jacques Henry, who took over in 1983.
Their main factory is still headquartered in Burgundy, and their products are still made with Burgundy clay. They say it has "superior heat retention" thanks to a combination of "mineral-rich limestone soils" and their proprietary manufacturing process, which involves a very hard scratch-resistant glaze.
Emile Henry makes casserole dishes, pie dishes, tagines, ramekins, and stew pots that go from freezer to oven to table. Almost everything comes with a ten-year warranty, except for the seconds in the discount bin, which get a three-year warranty.
In addition to the US retail website and online outlet, there's a brick and mortar factory outlet in New Castle, Delaware — it's only open to the public when they have warehouse sales (the next one is scheduled for December 10th and 11th, 2010).
Here are a mix of factory discounts and regularly priced items currently available:
- Pitchers in Figue, Slate, Pink, Nougat, Sand, and Sky, $45
- Flame Top Round Dutch Oven, $230
- Kitchen Bowl in Vert, $50
- Mixing Bowl Set in Cerise, $100
- Stackable Ramekin Set in Azur, $32
- Utensil Holder in Citron, $27
- Flame Top Tagine in Red, $125
- Dinnerware, Set of 4 in Citron, $82
- Lion's Head Soup Bowl in Vert, $23
- Oil Cruet in Sand, $36
- Factory Outlet - Flame Top Round Stewpot in Figue, marked down to $173 from $230
- Factory Outlet - Flame Top Tagine in Azur, marked down to $94 from $125
- Factory Outlet - Japanese Cup in Cerise, marked down to $6 from $8
- Factory Outlet - Salad Plate in Black, marked down to $10 from $20
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"Star Wars: Heir to the Jedi" is set between "A New Hope" and "The Empire Strikes Back" and is told from Luke Skywalker's first-person point of view. (Lucasfilm / Del Rey)Link
"Star Wars: Lords of the Sith" is an adventure starring the Emperor and Darth Vader stranded on a hostile planet. (Lucasfilm / Del Rey)Link
"Star Wars: A New Dawn" is a prequel to the "Star Wars Rebels" TV series and will introduce readers to Kanan Jarrus and Hera Syndulla. (Lucasfilm / Del Rey)Link
"Star Wars: Tarkin" will provide more back story for Grand Moff Tarkin, played by Peter Cushing in "A New Hope." (Lucasfilm / Del Rey)Link
"Star Wars" obsessives got some good news and bad news Friday when Lucasfilm officially announced the fate of the "Star Wars" Expanded Universe, the loosely interlocked series of books, comics, video games and other ancillary products that have served to fill out the imaginary universe George Lucas established in his six original films.
First, the bad news: Fans can forget trying to decipher the future of "Star Wars" from the hints of the past. Lucasfilm is officially writing off all Expanded Universe properties that have been produced to date.
While many of the books and stories will remain available, they now will be labeled with a "Legends" banner. Despite the popularity of the Timothy Zahn-authored novels set in the years after "Return of the Jedi" or the "Dark Empire" comic books, those stories will have no bearing on what happens in the films, TV shows, novels, comics or video games that Lucasfilm creates going forward.
Now, the good news: The Expanded Universe isn't completely gone. In fact, the company has announced a "story group" within Lucasfilm tasked with making sure all future "Star Wars"-related tales adhere to a carefully mapped out vision of the universe — a welcome relief to those who have long been bothered by the two versions of the wedding of Princess Leia and Han Solo described in EU novels. (Both had been considered "canon"; now it's unclear whether Leia and Solo ever actually married.)
"We have an unprecedented slate of new 'Star Wars' entertainment on the horizon," Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy said in a statement on the official "Star Wars" website. "We're set to bring 'Star Wars' back to the big screen, and continue the adventure through games, books, comics and new formats that are just emerging. This future of interconnected storytelling will allow fans to explore this galaxy in deeper ways than ever before."
The story team tasked with ensuring the films, books and games all correlate with one another includes such longtime Lucasfilm employees as author Pablo Hidalgo, Leland Chee, the keeper of the Holocron continuity database, and "Rebels" executive producer Dave Filoni. Other members include Lucasfilm head of development Kiri Hart and screenwriter Simon Kinberg.
Fans get their first taste of "Star Wars" 2.0 this fall with the premiere of "Star Wars Rebels," the animated series coming to Disney XD.
The first novel of the new EU, "Star Wars: A New Dawn," will by written by "Star Wars" comics writer John Jackson Miller and will serve as a prequel to "Rebels." It is set to be published by Del Rey books on Sept. 2, 2014.
Other new books will include "Star Wars: Tarkin" by James Luceno, about the villainous Grand Moff Tarkin (played by Peter Cushing in "A New Hope"), which will be published in November.
"Star Wars: Heir to the Jedi" by Kevin Hearne will follow in January 2015, with "Star Wars: Lords of the Sith" arriving in March 2015.
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MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Philippine President Benigno Aquino III on Saturday accused Chinese vessels of preventing Filipino fishing boats from seeking shelter at a disputed South China Sea shoal in new incidents that he said prompted his government to elevate the case to international arbitration.
Aquino told reporters on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos that the incidents took place recently at the Scarborough Shoal near the western coast of the northern Philippines. He said in one incident Chinese vessels got within 10 meters (yards) of two fishing boats and sounded their horns at full blast, and on another occasion two other Philippine boats were ordered out of the shoal despite bad weather.
Aquino quoted the fishermen's account given to Philippine authorities.
The Chinese government did not immediately comment late Saturday.
Aquino, who was heading back to Manila from Davos, said the latest incidents in the South China Sea led his government to formally notify Beijing this week that it was bringing the countries' dispute to a tribunal operating under the 1982 U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea. It wants the panel to declare Beijing's moves in the potentially oil-rich waters unlawful.
"So I think the record is very clear," Aquino said. "We have tried to de-escalate the situation. We have tried to adhere to all of their requests ... help them with the transition period, and the transition, as far as we know, has already occurred. And instead of a de-escalation, there seems to be an escalation on their end," he said. Aquino was referring to last year's change of leadership in China, when according to Filipino diplomats, the Chinese side told their Philippine counterparts that Beijing was eager to settle the dispute.
Six governments have overlapping claims across the vast South China Sea, with China claiming it has sovereignty over virtually all of it. Chinese paramilitary ships confronted Philippine vessels last year in a monthslong standoff over the shoal that both countries claim.
In June, after the standoff, China wrested control of what it calls Huangyan island, and what the Philippines calls Scarborough Shoal. With a typhoon approaching, both sides agreed to withdraw their ships. But China quickly returned and strung up a cable across the lagoon to keep Philippine vessels out.
Aquino repeated his government's position that the shoal — a chain of tiny uninhabited horseshoe-shaped rocks 193 kilometers (120 miles) from the Philippine coastline — is part of the Philippines' 320-kilometer (200-mile) exclusive economic zone.
Despite the latest incidents, he said the Philippines is not going to complicate the situation and would wait for the next move of the U.N. tribunal.
Last week, the Chinese Embassy in Manila said that "China has indisputable sovereignty over the islands in the South China Sea and its adjacent waters." It said that the disputes should be settled by the rival claimants through one-on-one negotiations.


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It has been confirmed that Liverpool and West Ham United have agreed a fee of £15m for England forward Andy Carroll.
Having spent the past season on loan at the Hammers following the arrival of manager Brendan Rodgers at Liverpool, it seems certain that the Newcastle-born striker will head to London permanently ahead of next season.
The arrival of Rodgers at Liverpool and his style of football meant that Carroll was never going to be a part of his plans. And having cost the club a whopping £35 million, a record fee for any British player, it would of been hard to leave him at home each weekend, or even sit him on the bench.
Despite his obvious qualities, such as his ariel threat, Carroll was in need of a move if he was to get the first-team action he craved. His poor record in a Liverpool shirt, scoring just 6 times in 44 appearances also helped to usher him towards the exit door, even if it was just on a temporary basis at the time.
A loan switch to Upton Park this season has seen him recalled to the England squad under Roy Hodgson, only for a heel injury to force him to withdraw from the latest squad for the friendlies against the Republic of Ireland and Brazil. And having impressed manager Sam Allardyce during his spell with West Ham, with the lanky forward bagging seven goals in 24 appearances, in a season that has seen him dogged by injury.
"If we can start with Andy Carroll, that would be a great achievement for us as he can only get better and better," Allardyce said after the game against Reading.
"Andy is a player who is wanting to enjoy his football. He lives for his football and wants to play every game. He wants to use his strengths and score as many as he can - but he also works very hard for the team."
Having fallen out of favour at Liverpool since his dramatic arrival, it seems as though Carroll has found himself a club and manager that can accommodate him in their attacking line.
The belief from Allardyce is clear as he is willing to make this move permanent, despite a season hampered by injury. And should Carroll make the move permanent for next season, he will be leading the line for West Ham next season - and a good campaign should see him secure a place in the England squad for the World Cup in Brazil in 2014.
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GREENVILLE, N.C. (Nov. 1, 2001) — Since Sept. 11, many people have wondered how prepared their communities are should terrorists strike with biological, chemical or radioactive agents. At Pitt County Memorial Hospital and the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University, officials say they're practiced and ready.
For the past couple of years, PCMH and Brody School of Medicine officials have participated on national panels studying ways to prepare for natural disasters and terrorism. One important piece of information from that participation was the need to closely monitor patients who come to the hospital during times of possible biological or chemical terrorism to determine if any of them show signs or symptoms of anthrax, neurotoxin poisoning or other terrorist agents.
"We implemented a surveillance plan of all patients in the emergency department on September 11," said Deborah Davis, PCMH senior vice president. "We'll continue to do that as along as we're on heightened alerts."
Davis said experience gained not only during Hurricane Floyd but also from events such as the tornadoes of 1984, the explosion at Coastal Chemical Co. in 1979 and other events shows that PCMH and the Brody School of Medicine are schooled in managing disasters. In addition, because of the region's relatively high numbers of patients with tuberculosis, the hospital has 60 isolation rooms and protective equipment for staff to treat patients in those rooms should a highly infectious or dangerous agent be used in a terrorist attack.
Also, since the hospital has been involved with nuclear medicine for years, and PCMH and the medical school have radiation safety officers, Davis said she's comfortable that both institutions are prepared in case of radiation terrorism, such as radioactive agents being dispersed over the city or through the ventilation system of a crowded building.
The sheer number of victims that could result from such a terrorist attack, however, could overwhelm the ability of the hospital and medical school to treat all those affected. Likewise, people who fear they are a victim but aren't could also strain the system.
"That's the biggest thing when you have something like this: the worried well," said Sharon Bradley, PCMH vice president for quality. "We have a care plan for everybody." PCMH is also part of the National Disaster Medical System, a federally coordinated system that increases the nation's emergency medical response capability. The overall purpose of the NDMS is to establish a single, integrated national medical response capability for helping state and local authorities deal with the medical and health effects of major peacetime disasters.
In addition, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sends out regular faxes of the latest information regarding anthrax and other biological and chemical terror agents. Also, ECU has two toxicologists in its Department of Emergency Medicine and last month hosted a well-attended grand rounds lecture titled, "Toxic Terrorism." "I'd say we're as ready as any other emergency department in the country," Dr. Herbert Garrison, ECU professor of emergency medicine and chief of the medical staff at PCMH, said at the Oct. 16 meeting of the PCMH board of trustees.
PCMH and the medical school are also taking measures to deal with suspicious mail packages or substances. Dr. Peter Kragel, interim dean of the Brody School of Medicine, and Preston Comeaux, PCMH vice president of support services, said if any suspicious substance is found at the medical school or at the hospital, they will follow CDC guidelines and send the material to a state laboratory for analysis. That process got tested Oct. 18 at the medical school when a white, powdery material was found in a bathroom in the William E. Laupus Health Sciences Library. A similar substance was found at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - The proprietor of a Subway franchise in Frankfort is giving away 6-inch sandwiches to the homeless each Friday through the end of January.
Andy Patel, who runs two outlets of the sandwich shop, told The State-Journal (http://bit.ly/YEQByZ ) he got the idea after seeing a sign in a New York restaurant.
Patel said he's been offering the free subs since November, and estimated that seven or eight people have visited every week. To be eligible for the free sandwich, the customer must present a certificate from an agency or shelter verifying they are homeless.
Mehgan Straub, a community resources case manager for the Simon House in Frankfort, was excited for her clients to take advantage of the free meal.
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Landslide leads to closure of Perseverance Dam Rd
UPDATE 4pm: CROWS Nest police have issued a stern warning to motorists not to drive along Perseverance Dam Rd.
Officer-in-charge Sergeant Greg Dawes said the road had been closed due to a landslide on the northern side of the spillway.
"Boulders the size of small cars have come down onto the road," Sgt Dawes said.
"If someone drives through and gets collected by one of those they are going to die."
He said the road would be closed until engineers had the chance to inspect the damage and recommend what action should be taken.
"There is no access to Lake Perseverance or Lake Cressbrook.
"If we hear of anyone going down there to take a look enforcement action will be taken."
Flood concerns ease in Crows Nest
EARLIER: Flooding has subsided in the Crows Nest area this morning with the New England Hwy to Toowoomba open to traffic.
Crows Nest State Emergency Service group leader Paul Kerans said this morning that no houses had yet been affected by the flooding.
"It has quietened down out here a little bit today," Mr Kerans said.
He said the worst flooding was on roads which crossed Emu Ck, including Dingo Mountain Rd and Emu Ck Rd.
Crows Nest Motel relieving manager John Haddock said travellers booked out all of his rooms yesterday.
Crows Nest police officer Senior Constable Bill Mitchell said motorists had been well-behaved and obeyed road closed signs.
He said water was flowing three metres over the spillway at Lake Cressbrook and Lake Perseverance yesterday.
"There is still a fair bit of water about," Snr Const Mitchell said.
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Insulating Cathedral Ceilings Codes aside, what is your opinion on dense-packing closed-vault roofs with fiberglass or cellulose? Yes, this means packing the entire cavity full so insulation is in contact with all six sides of the box—no more roof "ventilation." The issue? We come across closed vaults all the time that are insulated with filterglass—er, I mean fiberglass—batts. We see from infrared images that air moves easily through these cavities, degrading the effective R-value. Building science tells us we can get rid of roof ventilation if we add rigid foam over the roof deck—but this is expensive. Or we can rip off the drywall and spray closed-cell foam in from below—but this is also expensive. Both approaches control moisture migration by not allowing it, but these are not options for many clients with existing homes. So if we control moisture in the home, have good airtight drywall, and dense-pack the cavity, isn't this a decent option? I mean, its got to control air and moisture and the danger of condensation more than the leaky fiberglass batts in there now, right? What are your thoughts? Bill Lucas ...
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Tuesday's API report was bearish for crude oil and mildly supportive for refined products. There was as surprisingly larger than expected build in crude oil stocks but offset by a larger than expected draw in gasoline and distillate fuel inventories. Total crude oil stocks increased by 3.7 million barrels versus an expectation for a smaller build. Gasoline showed a draw in inventory as did distillate fuel stocks. The API reported a 3.7 million barrel draw in crude oil stocks versus an industry expectation for a modest build of around 1 million barrels as crude oil imports increased strongly while refinery run rates also increased strongly by 1.8%. The API reported a modest draw in distillate and in gasoline stocks.
The API report was mixed. WTI and RBOB are lower while everything else in the oil complex is currently in positive territory for the session heading into the EIA oil inventory report tomorrow at 10:30 AM today. The market is usually cautious on trading on the API report and prefers to wait for the more widely watched EIA report due out this morning. The API reported PADD 2 stocks built by around 471,000 barrels while Cushing stock increased by 0.4 million barrels. On the week gasoline stocks decreased by about 2 million barrels while distillate fuel stocks decreased by about 1.9 million barrels.
My projections for this week's inventory report are summarized in the following table. I am expecting a modest build in crude oil inventories, a modest decline in distillate fuel... as the weather was winter like over the east coast... and a draw in gasoline stocks during the report period as refinery runs remain at below normal levels during the maintenance season.
I am expecting crude oil stocks to increase by about 1 million barrels. If the actual numbers are in sync with my projections the year over year comparison for crude oil will now show a surplus of 27.3 million barrels while the overhang versus the five year average for the same week will come in around 40.9 million barrels.


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pamoa wrote:I must admit I didn't like it at the beginning but with trench its great and in the end its a very pleasant map
I've played like 40 1vs1 games on this map and I never saw anybody going for the township
it's like a dead part of the map
I know you have a very subtly balanced starting position scheme which is working fine
but its a pity having such an important part of the map so inaccessible
pamoa. i am sorry i missed this post so long...
I have to disagree about the township.
Getting to the township involves a decent risk of travelling the roads and conquering points along the way.
But once there. you are almost protected to some degree from other players who might not want to take the risk.
As with the previous post about the potential of landowners, there is also a great deal of potential in the township if someone wants to take that risk.


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1. Contemplating the mystery of the Incarnation of the Son of God, the Church prepares
to cross the threshold of the Third Millennium. Never more than at this time do we feel
the need to make our own the Apostle's hymn of praise and thanksgiving: "Blessed be
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the world are illumined by his presence. He is "the Living One" (Rev 1:18),
"who is, who was and who is to come" (Rev 1:4). Before him every knee must bend,
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Jesus is the genuine newness which surpasses all human expectations and such he remains
for ever, from age to age. The Incarnation of the Son of God and the salvation which he
has accomplished by his Death and Resurrection are therefore the true criterion for
evaluating all that happens in time and every effort to make life more human.
2. The Great Jubilee of the Year 2000 is almost upon us. Ever since my first Encyclical
Letter Redemptor Hominis, I have looked towards this occasion with the sole purpose of
preparing everyone to be docile to the working of the Spirit.(2) The event will be
celebrated simultaneously in Rome and in all the particular Churches around the world, and
it will have, as it were, two centres: on the one hand, the City where Providence chose to
place the See of the Successor of Peter, and on the other hand, the Holy Land, where the
Son of God was born as man, taking our flesh from a Virgin whose name was Mary (cf. Lk
1:27). With equal dignity and significance, therefore, the Jubilee will be celebrated not
only in Rome but also in the Land which is rightly called "Holy" because it was
there that Jesus was born and died. That Land, in which the first Christian community
appeared, is the place where God revealed himself to humanity. It is the Promised Land
which has so marked the history of the Jewish People, and is revered by the followers of
Islam as well. May the Jubilee serve to advance mutual dialogue until the day when all of
us together Jews, Christians and Moslems will exchange the greeting of peace
in Jerusalem.(3)
The period of the Jubilee introduces us to the vigorous language which the divine
pedagogy of salvation uses to lead man to conversion and penance. These are the beginning
and the path of man's healing, and the necessary condition for him to recover what he
could never attain by his own strength: God's friendship and grace, the supernatural life
which alone can bring fulfilment to the deepest aspirations of the human heart.
The coming of the Third Millennium prompts the Christian community to lift its eyes of
faith to embrace new horizons in proclaiming the Kingdom of God. It is imperative
therefore at this special time to return more faithfully than ever to the teaching of the
Second Vatican Council, which shed new light upon the missionary task of the Church in
view of the demands of evangelization today. At the Council, the Church became more deeply
conscious both of the mystery which she herself is and of the apostolic mission entrusted
to her by the Lord. This awareness commits the community of believers to live in the world
knowing that they must be "the leaven and, as it were, the soul of human society,
destined to be renewed in Christ and transformed into the family of God".(4) In order
to meet this commitment effectively, the Church must persevere in unity and grow in the
life of communion.(5) The imminent approach of the Jubilee offers a powerful stimulus in
this direction.
The journey of believers towards the Third Millennium is in no way weighed down by the
weariness which the burden of two thousand years of history could bring with it. Rather,
Christians feel invigorated, in the knowledge that they bring to the world the true light,
Christ the Lord. Proclaiming Jesus of Nazareth, true God and perfect Man, the Church opens
to all people the prospect of being "divinized" and thus of becoming more
human.(6) This is the one path which can lead the world to discover its lofty calling and
to achieve it fully in the salvation wrought by God.
3. Responding to my Letter incarnatio Millennio Adveniente,(7) the particular Churches
during these years of immediate preparation for the Jubilee are getting ready, through
prayer, catechesis and pastoral action of different kinds, for this celebration which is
leading the whole Church into a new time of grace and mission. The approach of the Jubilee
is also evoking growing interest among those who are searching for a favourable sign to
help them discern the traces of God's presence in our time.
The years of preparation for the Jubilee have been placed under the sign of the Most
Holy Trinity: through Christ in the Holy Spirit to God the Father. In the
mystery of the Trinity, the journey of faith has its origin and its final goal, when at
last our eyes will contemplate the face of God for ever. In celebrating the Incarnation,
we fix our gaze upon the mystery of the Trinity. Jesus of Nazareth, who reveals the
Father, has fulfilled the desire hidden in every human heart to know God. What creation
preserved as a seal etched in it by the creative hand of God and what the ancient Prophets
had announced as a promise is disclosed in the revelation of Christ.(8)
Jesus reveals the face of God the Father "compassionate and merciful" (Jas
5:11), and with the sending of the Holy Spirit he makes known the mystery of love which is
the Trinity. It is the Spirit of Christ who is at work in the Church and in history: we
must listen to him in order to recognize the signs of the new times and to make the
expectation of the glorified Lord's return ever more vibrant in the hearts of the
faithful. The Holy Year must therefore be one unceasing hymn of praise to the Trinity, the
Most High God. At this point, the poetic words of Saint Gregory of Nazianzus, the
Theologian, come to our aid:
"Glory to God the Father and to the Son,
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heavenly beings, the earth with creatures of earth, the sea, the rivers and
springs with creatures of the waters, giving life to all things by his
Spirit, that all creatures might sing the praises of their wise Creator, who
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Its still a buyers market, but buyers soon will be hard-pressed to find a home as inventory in the county decreases to the lowest rate in five or six years.
That was the message at the 13th annual Real Estate Forecast on Wednesday night.
Inventory is down nationwide, and Durango is far below the six-month supply that real estate experts consider economically healthy.
As inventory decreases and demand increases, the median home price also will go up. Its expected to increase 5 to 7 percent in the county and about 10 percent in Colorado. If that bears out, it would be the first time home prices have gone up in the county since 2006.
The good news is the real estate market looks better than it has at any time in last five years, said Bob Allen, owner of Allen & Associates, a real estate appraisal, consultant and research firm.
Allen put together 118 slides depicting sales trends, inventory rates and property prices for the presentation.
Inventory in the Forest Lakes subdivision is reduced but still available. It had the most foreclosures during the recession and still is recovering some from the recession, said broker Rick Lorenz.
The impact from foreclosures is fading. Foreclosures in 2012 in Colorado dropped about 19 percent to a six-year low. Foreclosure filings are down 60 percent and auction sales are down 32 percent in the county so far this year.
Investors are diversifying their portfolios with real estate, said broker John Wells. As baby boomers continue to age, theyll be snatching up more of the inventory for a second home or vacation property, he said.
New construction still is low because of the slow credit market and the lack of builders in the area, Allen said. Construction workers either left the area or went into a different profession after the recession hit.
About 80 percent of the active homebuilders operating in Colorado in 2006 no longer are in business, according to a Hanley Wood Market Intelligence report obtained by The Denver Post.
It will take three to five years before La Plata County has enough workers, said broker Jim Wotkyns.
Another challenge is the slow credit market. Banks dont want to invest in speculative houses, said broker Christine Serwe.
The most difficult part of buying a home is the mortgage aspect, Serwe said. Its taking more time, and there are more requirements.
Allen said he expects the credit market to improve this year.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Australian surfwear maker Billabong International Ltd. says it has received a buyout offer of 526.8 million Australian dollars ($555.5 million) from a U.S. group including clothing company VF Corp. that matches a takeover offer it received earlier.
The company said Monday that the VF group, which also includes private equity firm Altamont Capital Partners, is offering 1.10 Australian dollars per share ($1.16).
Billabong — whose brands include Palmers Surf, Von Zipper, its namesake and others — currently has about 478.9 million outstanding shares, according to FactSet.
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TPG had initially offered 3 Australian dollars ($3.17) per share to Billabong in February, but lowered its offer in July due to the continued deterioration of the company's financial performance.
Billabong is giving both the VF group and the Sycamore group the right to conduct due diligence to get a better understanding of its value.
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Lacks bite.
Who's In It: Mel Gibson, Jodie Foster, Anton Yelchin, Jennifer Lawrence, Cherry Jones
The Basics: Depressed toy-company executive Walter Black (Gibson) is at the end of his tether. Estranged from his family and holed up in a hotel room, he almost commits suicide until he's talked out of it by a beaver puppet he found in a dumpster. Now, the only thing keeping Walter alive is a wallop of a personality displacement, as he shuts down entirely and does all his communicating with his wife Meredith (Foster), sons (Yelchin and Riley Thomas Stewart), and co-workers (led by Jones) through the puppet. Everyone loves the new, assertive Walter until it becomes clear that The Beaver has taken him over mind, body, and soul. Can Walter rally enough to take his life back from his buck-toothed alter ego?
What's The Deal: Given the very public nature of Mel Gibson's meltdown and bad behavior in recent years, a movie like The Beaver -- where he gets to play a genuinely damaged but still empathetic individual -- is probably the perfect vehicle for the troubled actor. And while the film flirts with both darkness and narrative craziness, Foster is too buttoned-down a director to make this material crackle and pop the way it should. The result is a script that was probably much weirder and more wonderful that's been tamped down into coloring within the lines in a very safe, staid manner. (There's a potentially interesting high-school romance between term-paper ghost-writer Yelchin and tragedy-stricken cheerleader Lawrence, but it too gets smushed into CW-friendly parameters.)
Our Story, Already in Progress: One big problem with The Beaver is that we don't really get to know much about Walter's life before his descent into depression. When Meredith claims they used to be happy, and he responds that it's all a lie, we don't really know who to believe. And that vagueness makes it unclear who we're supposed to trust and what outcome will actually be a good thing for the characters.
From WHYY in Philadelphia: NPR enthusiasts will be thrilled that Fresh Air host Terry Gross makes a cameo -- and gets one of the film's funniest lines.
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No, Accommodating Sharia Law Would be a Mistake
When I read Austen Ivereigh's provocative essay, "Why the Bearded One Is Right About Sharia Law," defending the recent speech by Dr. Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury and the head of the worldwide Anglican Communion, I was compelled to respond. With all due respect to Mr. Ivereigh, I believe that he and Dr. Williams… READ MORE >
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"I've been on a mission in recent months to establish just how common and mundane GPL violations are. Since 21 August 2009, I've been finding one new GPL violating company per day (on average) and I am still on target to find one per day for 365 days straight. When I tell this to people who are new to GPL enforcement, they are surprised and impressed. However, when I tell people who have done GPL enforcement themselves, they usually say some version of: Am I supposed to be impressed by that? Couldn't a monkey do that? Fact is, the latter are a little bit right: there are so many GPL violations that I might easily be able to go on finding one per day for two years straight."


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The hitch, was put on my Mitsubishi SUV, and I am a woman, and not use to pulling anything behind my vehicle. But when we pulled the golf cart I even forgot the golf cart was behind my vehicle. Glad I purchased this hitch, and a very good price. When we did comparison shopping, this was the best deal.


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In 1987, a Stockton sign painter began laboring on a wildly improbable dream: to design and build - entirely by himself, with no boat-building experience - a paddlewheel riverboat.
In 1987, a Stockton sign painter began laboring on a wildly improbable dream: to design and build - entirely by himself, with no boat-building experience - a paddlewheel riverboat.
Bob Wright dreamed even bigger. Wright envisioned chartering his sidewheeler to rich couples for lucrative "bed and breakfast romance cruises" on the Delta.
He'd book parties. He'd sell ad space. So captivating would be this river queen that Hollywood would cast it in period motion pictures - big money, there.
Wright would even write and sell a TV pilot about a river rat and his exciting Delta adventures.
We first caught up with Wright in 2002. He proclaimed that his 15 years of trial-and-error construction were just about to culminate in the maiden voyage of the Kennon Doyle, his 60-foot, 21/2-story labor of love, named for family members.
Five years later, in 2007 - year 20 - we checked in again.
"I'm very, very close," said Wright.
So as not to rush Wright, we waited another five years and some change. This week we again checked in. And found that - miracle of miracles - Wright, in one of the great triumphs of Delta do-it-yourselfing, has finished the Kennon Doyle.
After only 25 years.
And then he suffered the damndest misfortune.
Wright planned to debut the Kennon Doyle by sailing it up to Weber Point during the 2012 Stockton Asparagus Festival on April 27.
The mass plaudits his showpiece boat would receive would usher in the lifelong, handsome repayment he felt due for 25 years of Herculean labor.
"I was going to hang at anchor and wow all the news media," Wright remembered.
But that morning - that very morning - Wright's aortic heart valve ripped open.
He drove himself to Dameron Hospital. Outside the emergency room, he collapsed.
Wright underwent open-heart surgery.
"I am regaining most of my speech," he said.
It's worth recapping what Wright achieved before fate pitched him this diabolically timed beanball.
With no training - there probably is no training; riverboat-building is a lost art - he designed a paddlewheeler, and built it almost single-handedly from the keel up.
He progressed by a process of trial and error that often involved months of redos when he got something wrong, which he did many times.
One example I retell is how he lugged 600 58-pound bags of gravel into the hold for ballast. It didn't work. So he lugged out 600 58-pound bags of gravel.
"I just had to redo and rework and redo and rework it to the point it was practical and comfortable," Wright said.
The Kennon Doyle boasts hidden modern engines that spin the sidewheels and computerized steering, as well as other high-tech touches, all tucked away so as not to spoil the Gold Rush-era d�cor of two cozy staterooms and galleys.
That's way beyond sign school. It's a visionary act of invention, entrepreneurialism and almost nutty tenacity. Costly, too. About a quarter-million dollars, Wright estimates.
Not to mention a quarter-century of Wright's life. He was a youthful 41 when he started. Now he's 67. His scheme to contact Hollywood is on hold, pending his uncertain recovery.
He has no regrets.
"This is what I wanted to do," Wright said, seated on a divan in the rear stateroom. "This is my life. I admit I made a lot of errors, but I'm proud I corrected 'em. And it was expensive, but it was worth doing."
The Kennon Doyle is tied up by a boatyard on the north bank almost under the I-5 overpass. Wright lives aboard. If nothing else, he got a unique home with a great river view.
"I watch the boats go by," Wright said.
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Bad Boy EMR List, EMR Apology Letter, and Direct Primary Care
John Lynn is the Founder of the HealthcareScene.com blog network which currently consists of 10 blogs containing over 8000 articles with John having written over 4000 of the articles himself. These EMR and Healthcare IT related articles have been viewed over 16 million times. John also manages Healthcare IT Central and Healthcare IT Today, the leading career Health IT job board and blog. John is co-founder of InfluentialNetworks.com and Physia.com. John is highly involved in social media, and in addition to his blogs can also be found on Twitter: @techguy and @ehrandhit and LinkedIn.
Where is that "bad boy" EMR list of vendors that refuse "interoperability"..:) http://t.co/nregVYB9Ka
— MedicalQuack (@MedicalQuack) July 28, 2014
I've always liked the idea of a bad boy EMR list. I've called it a meaningful EHR certification before. Or an EMR naughty and nice list. It's a hard thing to do well…especially if you want to make a business of it.
This doctor's office apology for putting in the EMR, but sending a mixed message (Epic at Sutter) pic.twitter.com/Pnx6DEHBRM
— Matthew Holt (@boltyboy) August 1, 2014
I've posted a number of images lie this before. It's always interesting to see what they say. This one actually looks like it's trying to help them meet their MU patient engagement requirements as much as it's trying to explain the EHR implementation delay. I've seen quite a few of these signs in hospitals I've visited. Getting patients signed up on the portal is a challenging thing for hospitals.
What is Direct Primary Care? @AtlasMD @MedTechBoston http://t.co/l29IyFhgQH @JenniferJoeMD @MedstroDotCom #healthcare
— Kimberly George (@kimberlyanngeo) August 2, 2014
I need to dig into the direct primary care model a lot more, but it's one of the really interesting alternative care models that's worth watching.


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Might and Nothing You Haven't Seen Before VIII
Might and Magic VI is a pretty entertaining
game. It's loaded with quests and customization, and there's…huh? What? I'm
not reviewing Might and Magic VI? Oh, yeah, I'm sorry, okay. Ahem…
Might and Magic VII is, in exactly the
same way Might and Magic VI was, a fun and deep…huh? Hey, wait a second.
I'm supposed to be reviewing Might and Magic VIII. Okay, yeah, my bad.
Ya see, when you're playing the game, you tend to forget, since VI, VII,
and VIII are about as difficult to distinguish from one another as three
brand new golf balls.
However, I have discovered a trick. The game boxes are different. Yes, Might
and Magic VIII's box sports a troll, a knight, a woman and a dragon, and
looks nothing like any of the boxes for any of the other M&M games. Innovation,
pure and simple.
The story in Might and Magic VIII differs from its predecessors as well,
in that it is the worst one ever. Some random, evil-looking dude walks right
into the middle of a town called Ravenshore, freaks out, and causes himself
to be engulfed by this gigantic, red crystal that miraculously pops up out of
the ground. The crystal unleashes some energy and causes four elemental disasters
in the four corners of the world. The four disasters cause all kinds of strife
in their own regions, and the whole world is thrown into chaos. You, whomever
you choose to be, have to clean up the mess and beat down the destroyer. Yeah,
really refreshing and cool. Never heard of going to the four elemental planes
before. Woohoo.
Like every other Might and Magic, you begin by choosing and customizing
a character. You can pick four different appearances for eachof the 7 types
of characters – human knights, human clerics, human necromancers, vampires (which
suck), dark elves (pretty sorry too), minotaurs and trolls. Each has its own
strengths and weaknesses. Some characters start useless (necromancers) and get
cooler, and some just stay useless (dark elves and vampires). As you go on you
can also pick up dragons to add to your party, and the big lizards kick tons
of ass.
Your characters can also get promoted, but only once. Dragons become wyrms,
necromancers become liches, and so on. Pretty standard, and only cool because
your party gets a load of experience for each promotion. Characters can be further
developed through skill points, which were also earlier M&Ms. When you
go up a level you get some points to delegate out in order to strengthen specific
skills, and reaching certain numbers of points gives you bonuses and cool extras
in each area. For example, when you get to the tenth level of mace skill, you're
occasionally able to paralyze monsters when you whack them.
Combat in VIII is (bet you don't see this one coming) exactly
the same as the combat in VI and VII. It can either be turn-based
or real-time, and there's always a whole lot of it.
real-time combat is usually pretty lame, which I attribute to the game's engine.
If this game were made on, say, the Quake
III engine (as opposed to the Might and Magic VI engine), and you
had some real real-time options, then this would be one of the coolest
games ever. But as it stands, real-time combat is only useful in the quick destruction
of weak enemies and in running away from the mind-boggling hordes of baddies
you have to fight everywhere you go.
The gravity and physics of the real-time mode are awful. This game might have
been up with the status quo 4 years ago, but next to first-person games like
Half-Life, the movement and 3D environments
in this game are totally outdated.
Surprisingly, the graphics are much better. Ahhhh-hahahahaha! Just kidding!
No really, the graphics are terrible. The creatures are huge, graphical monstrosities
of jumbled pixels. Up close the resolution is brutal, though it ain't so great
from far away, either. All of the enemies and NPCs mulling around outside are
two-dimensional, as are the flowers and trees. Might and Magic VIII presents
a graphical world I hoped time forgot, a universe of walking cardboard cut-outs.
On the other hand, everything other than the environmental world is really
nice looking. The character portraits are well drawn. There's a little 'resting'
animation that looks cool. And there's even some decent CGI. These little details
are just icing on the cake…but when the cake is made of earwax and soap scum,
who cares about the icing?
The music in Might and Magic VIII is kick ass, and this time I'm being
serious. It sounds good and it's well done. Some of it is a bit odd – I think
one of the tracks in the Troll village is set to a disco beat. The voices are
good, the sound effects are good and the music is good (No really, how's
the sound? Is it good? – Ed.). There are even some snappy little dialogues.
For example, if you walk out of a store without buying anything the owner will
say something negative about your lineage, and you might retort with something
about him being a sissy. Wow! Neat! Did I mention the box was different?
Frankly, Might and Magic VIII is a half-assed production. It seems
like the developers figured they'd try to drain a little more money out of yesterday's
game, as opposed to giving you something truly worth buying. If you want more
of the same – the exact, outdated same – then this is the game for you.
Personally, I'm waiting for Baldur's Gate II.


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PS2/Xbox/PC Preview - 'Constantine'
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Constantine tells the story of John Constantine, a man who has literally been to hell and back. When he teams up with sceptical policewoman Angela Dodson to solve the mysterious suicide of her twin sister, their investigation takes them through the world of demons and angels that exists just beneath the landscape of contemporary Los Angeles. Caught in a catastrophic series of otherworldly events, the two become inextricably involved and seek to find their own peace at whatever cost.


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It was a busy week this week as the reality stars headed out for the many holiday events going on from coast to coast.
Above: Gretchen Rossi and Slade Smiley hammed it up at the REV New Media holiday party at Beachers Madhouse at Roosevelt Hotel.
Ramona Singer showed off her crazy fit bikini body while enjoying the warmth of Florida. Joanna Krupa and Karent Sierra had a blast at the Hard Rock event that Brandi Glanville got uninvited from, Kim Kardashian did a little shopping with Kris Jenner and Kanye West, and Kyle Richards was snapped all over Beverly Hills.
Bethenny Frankel wore some shiny silver pants while Kordell Stewart and Towanda Braxton set the rumor mill ablaze as they were photographed out together. Holly Madison was gorgeous as ever on the red carpet, as was Yolanda Foster.
Kody Brown celebrated his great week by taking the family to see The Nutcracker ballet. Golnesa Gharachedaghi got frisky with a friend and Kelly Bensimon graced us with her presence. And SO many more!


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NEW YORK (AP) — Dying onstage has been remarkably easy for Broadway's "A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder."
The musical comedy reached a bloody milestone at Wednesday's matinee when star Jefferson Mays was knocked off for the 1,000th time since the show opened, believed to be a record for the fastest a leading actor has reached that number of deaths.
The show is about an impoverished man, played by Bryce Pinkham, who discovers he's ninth in line to inherit a fortune, so he decides to eliminate the eight heirs of the D'Ysquith family standing in his way. Mays plays all eight victims — two women and six men.
Since the show opened Nov. 17, Mays has been murdered eight times in each show or 64 times each week at the Walter Kerr Theatre.
At a press conference after the matinee, Pinkham presented Mays with an honorary "death certificate" on behalf of the entire cast. It listed Mays' marital status and age as "various" and listed his cause of death as Bryce Pinkham.
"I've had the pleasure of working with some wonderful actors over the years, but there is no one I'd rather murder over and over and over than this man," said Pinkham. "Even Sir Laurence Olivier and Richard Burton never had to die more than once an evening."
Mays, who won a Tony for "I Am My Own Wife," was gracious in return: "Thanks so much for this. At the risk of sounding gleefully genocidal, here's to the next thousand D'Ysquith deaths."
"A Gentleman's Guide" features a book by Robert L. Freedman, rousing music by Steven Lutvak, and wry, wonderful lyrics by Freedman and Lutvak.
Online: http://www.agentlemansguidebroadway.com


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Learn to Inlay Like a Pro
For the entire month of June, or until it's sold out, ShopWoodworking.com is offering the perfect Father's Day gift. It's called the Fundamentals of Inlay Value Pack and it's currently on sale for $99.96, saving you $60 off the regular price of $159.96. The kit includes:
Modern power tools can help you make quick work of time-consuming traditional inlays. Popular Woodworking Magazine Senior Editor Glen D. Huey teaches you how to create clever plywood patterns from photos and drawings. RETAIL: $24.99
Learn quick, precise methods of inlay work – Steve Latta is an excellent teacher of the craft. In this DVD he demonstrates string inlay on furniture legs and explores the traditional Pennsylvanian Line & Berry motif, inlaid on a spice box door. RETAIL: $40.00
Building on the techniques demonstrated in his first DVD, "Fundamentals of Inlay: Stringing, Line & Berry," Steve Latta shows how to master more complex inlay designs using several Federal table leg styles. The Federal table leg is a traditional example, but these inlay elements can be used in other ways limited only by your imagination. RETAIL: $40.00
This almost four-hour DVD by Robert Millard follows the process of building a Federal-style inlaid drawer, from the milling of the stock, to the installation of the hardware. Many of the processes shown are universal, such as the dimensioning of components, dovetailing, fitting drawer bottoms and applying and rubbing out shellac. Others are more specialized, such as hammer veneering and inlaying the drawer fronts, but even these are adaptable to a wide range of projects. RETAIL: $28.00
Not only do you get these four DVDs plus three sets of plans (two for a Pennsylvania Spice Box and one for a Federal Inlay Table), but we're throwing in Millard's incredible double-bladed inlay knife. This is the knife that Millard uses in forming grooves for curved lines of stringing. It has two X-Acto blades that adjust, with spacing from 1/32″ to approximately 7/32″. You can check out a video of the knife here:
So act now (with either some not-so-subtle hints to your significant other or treat yourself to this kit), because as I write this, there are only 44 kits available!