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Not sure if they still open the ghost town in the summer. That's at Maggie Valley near the entrance to Great Smokies NP.
its been a long time since i was in the Carolinas; just remember a few places there;; like Kings Mt. -- Chimney Rock with Mirror lake- wonder if they still have that-- ghost town in the sky?? another neat place is the Vanderbuilt House in Ashville N.C
Carl -Oh wait, he is SC not NC, but I don't see Gaston referenced. ?? Anyway, if you are thinking of Gaston near Kings Mtn, I still think it likely you mean Gastonia in Gaston County NC.
Welcome Scott!
Carl - Gastonia, the seat of Gaston County, is close to Kings Mtn. Gaston the town is up by Lake Gaston on the Roanoke; not all that far from Jeffrey...
isnt gaston;; close to kings mt.??
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Nameless Glass Sundae Cup Dab Rig
The Nameless Glass Sundae Cup Dab Rig features the familiar ice-cream sundae design. The handle mimics a straw and serves as a place for the 14mm adapter. This rig is made of thick borosilicate glass and sits on a wide base making this a very sturdy dab rig. It features a comfortable bent neck design which also reduces splashing. It has a flared mouthpiece to conform perfectly to your mouth for superior comfort and an airtight seal while smoking and includes a quartz domed nail. This sweet 11" rig will look great displayed on your table when not in use... definitely a great addition to your Dab Rig collection! Choose from either blue, green, white or clear accents while supplies last!
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- Nameless Glass Dab Rig
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- Height: 11"
- Sundae Cup Design
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- Great Function
- Domed Nail - 14mm
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Category:Visitor Information Point
Brighton "VIP" Visitor Information Point badge [image info]
Circa ~2013, back when the Toy Museum was the only VIP [image info]
Brighton Toy and Model Museum's external "Visitor Information Point" signage [image info]
The museum's Arch One also serves as a Visitor Information Point for visitors to Brighton.
It holds a range of up-to date leaflets for various attractions (including information on North Laine), and stocks a very nice map for visitors produced by VisitBrighton, which is free.
The counter also keeps a folder of additional local information that may be useful for visitors.
The VIP role is a very natural one for the museum. As well as the location under Brighton Station (which generates a constant stream of lost visitors trying to find their way back to the station), the Museum's first arch is free of charge and has various Brighton-related displays, and the visitor information role gives the volunteers and interns staffing the counter the chance to interact with customers and be helpful even during the quieter periods where the museum doesn't have as many visitors.
As well as making the volunteers' days more varied, and increasing the value of the museum as work experience for interns, the role also helps a certain number of people to discover the museum who might not have otherwise known that we were here.
The first Visitor Information Point
Until around 2013, Brighton had a quite excellent Visitor Information Centre on the Pavilion Estate.
This was supplemented by Brighton Toy and Model Museum's outlying Visitor Information Point (VIP), which was handy for people who'd just arrived in the city by rail, and needed advice and/or a map. While the VIP didn't attempt to compete with the Visitor Centre for more involved enquiries or hotel bookings, it could tell people needing deeper help where the Visitor Centre was, and visitors who needed the VC could then plan their route, at the VIP, to include the VC.
Brighton's other Visitor Information Points
The Visitor Information Point idea was pretty successful, and when the council closed the Visitor Centre, it replaced it with a constellation of additional VIP's dotted around the city.
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Cheap Trick Is Giving Away a New Song
Can't wait for the upcoming Cheap Trick album? You're in luck.
The band, which announced a new deal with the Big Machine Label Group just after their confirmation as members of the next Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction class, are giving away a free download of a new song.
"No Direction Home," available through this link, advances their next studio project titled Bang Zoom Crazy … Hello. Produced by Julian Raymond and set for release on April 1, 2016, it marks Cheap Trick's first album since 2009's The Latest, which featured arrangements by Raymond.
"We can't thank the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame enough for honoring Cheap Trick," bass guitarist Tom Petersson said in a prepared statement. "Thanks to all the fans who have supported us for all these years, and to the Hall Of Fame members who cast their votes. We are excited and honored."
Cheap Trick wraps up their December dates tonight (Dec. 20) at San Jose, with plans for a major headlining North American tour in 2016 to coincide with the release of Bang Zoom Crazy … Hello. They're entering the Hall of Fame with Chicago, Deep Purple, Steve Miller and N.W.A, after finishing No. 7 in fan-ballot voting. The band has been eligible since 2002. Steven Tyler of Aerosmith is also signed to Big Machine Records.
The Top 100 Rock Albums of the '70s
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Christmas came early this month, for those of the stoner scene in London. The Underworld was set to become "tonehenge" for the evening with a trio of bands providing the finest desert rock/stoner/psychedelic musicianship you could wish for, courtesy of Greenleaf, The Atomic Bitchwax, and Steak.
Kicking off the show was Londons very own Steak, my love for this band knows no bounds, and one of the very good reason for that was the release of their No God to Save album, so much so that it didn't take a moments thought when asked to provide my album of the year for our latest zine release!
Taking to the stage early, they kicked off in great style. A noticeable difference in faces came with a drummer that had only three weeks of practise before the tour. Unless you knew, you wouldn't have any idea he took so little time to learn the songs. They hammer through a blend of songs from their recent release and 'Slab City' to an ever growing crowd. Early starts on nights like this really seem unfair for bands as the crowd hasn't arrived yet, that didn't stop them having fun and nailing their set however…for the most part at least. A slight hiccup on set closer 'Overthrow' courtesy of Reece forgetting how it starts, thankfully it went down a treat and everyone including themselves laughed it off. First nights of tours are all about getting out the teething problems anyway!
Next up come our psychedelic space wizards The Atomic Bitchwax, instantly I felt disappointed in myself for not knowing more of this band, a trio of monumental talent, both bassist and drummer provide the rhythm section to Monster Magnet. For those unaware of the Bitchwax, they sound like the birthchild of Monster Magnet and Pepper Keenan era Corrosion of Conformity. The crowd had grown massively and the cheshire grins showing on both band and crowds face show just how much fun all was having. Admittedly I hate myself a little for not knowing more of them before the show, but since the show I just haven't stopped listening to them, and with the treat of a few new tracks from their album that has only been released since the show. They definitely provided something special.
Headliners Greenleaf are not a band to be outdone, and they continue the high level of showmanship and crowd engagement set by the two supports. Playing to a now very full venue, Greenleaf have come very far for a band that only began as a side project at the start of the millennium. Putting on an active display, the crowd responded with the same energy, and with a rapturous response to new material performed set for release next year, the future is looking good for the band. A small spillage of beer onto vocalists pedal was quite possibly the only downside in the set causing it to cut out briefly. Taking it on the chin well, Arvid recovers it well and brushes it off rather than become irate, otherwise they put on the best performance you could expect, a perfect end to the perfect night. The Hail the Hounds tour officially started, and in the most spectacular fashion, a show to remember for sure.
Stay posted to read an interview we managed to catch with Greenleafs guitarist and vocalist, Tommi and Arvid – coming soon!


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These are the best photography spots in Arches National Park. Arches National Park is located in Utah, north of the Moab. This national park is defined by the thousands of iconic rock formations that fill the landscape. These massive geological formations offer the largest concentration of sandstone structures in the world. These red rocks will amaze anyone that visits and can be visited all year round. Here is a guide for the spots to be at to capture some of the best photos of the park.
Arches National Park Best Photography Spots
The Gear
The gear we recommend is a good camera and the holy trinity. A wide-angle lens. 14-24mm or something similar. A 24-70mm or something similar and, of course, a 70-200mm or something similar.
If you do not have these particular lenses, do not worry; something similar will be just fine. It would be best if you also had a tripod.
The Best photography spots in Arches National Park in Utah
1. Arches Scenic Drive
This paved road into the Arches National Park offers some great photo spots of the arches. There are many pullout locations and parking lots along the road where you can stop to take photos. The stretch of road lasts 43 miles and can take around 2 to 3 hours if you plan on exploring the spur roads. The best time to shoot is during the day, sunrise, and sunset.
2. Park Avenue
Park Avenue is the first location you'll come across after passing the visitor's center. This area resembles New York City's Park Avenue with its towering sandstone monoliths that stand at each side of the trail, similar to the skyscrapers in NYC. This impressive rock wall is a great way to get acquainted with the structures of the park. The best time to shoot is at any time. The best lens to use is a wide-angle lens.
3.La Sal Mountains
Head to the La Sal Mountains at sunrise to capture a 360-degree view of the park and some famous rock formations. You should be able to catch spectacular views of the rock formations against the famous La Sal Mouthans. You can also get a nice shot of formations such as Three Gossips, The Organ, and Balanced Rock, among many others. Early morning sunlight will coat the structures in a warm glow. The best lens to use is a zoom lens.
4. Courthouse Towers
The Courthouse Towers is best visited in the mornings due to the warm, red glow that hits the rock formations when the sun rises. The Courthouse Towers consist of a variety of rock formations, including Three Gossips, Sheep Rock, and The Organ. This is a spectacular view you can not miss. Bring your zoom lens to get close-ups of the rock formations.
5. Balanced Rock
Getting to Balanced Rock is a short round trip hike in Arches National Park. The rock formation features a ginormous boulder that balances on top of a triangular base. Balanced Rock is a popular park attraction that is great for sunset photography.
6. Delicate Arch
This geologic wonder is one of the most famous arches to visit in the park. This is a free-standing arch that has become the main attraction, especially as a sunset photography spot. This is our favorite of all in our list of the best photography spots in Arches. The best lens to use is a wide-angle lens. Come at night to shoot the stars.
7. Fiery Furnace
Fiery Furnace is made up of a maze of narrow canyons and peaks. This area can be explored up-close with a guided, ranger-led hike or from a distance at various lookout points. You can easily see the entirety of Fiery Furnace a short distance from the parking lot. The overlook provides breathtaking views of the fins, arches, and ledges in the rock formations. The best lens to shoot from a distance is a zoom. If you take a hike through the rock formations, bring a wide-angle lens.
8. Landscape Arch
Landscape Arch features a very narrow archway that comes to only 8 feet thick. This Arch can be photographed from many different perspectives, so be sure to walk around the area to find various views. There are usually no shadows on the Arch in the early to mid-morning.
9. Devil's Garden
The Devil's Garden is where a majority of significant arches in the world are found. A couple of arches to keep an eye out for in this area are the Navajo Arch, the Partition Arch, and the Double O Arch. You can easily venture along the trail or branch off on hikes that have more photo opportunities involving climbing, fins, and drop-offs.
Best Photography Spots in Arches National Park
10. The Windows
There is a North Window and South Window, also known as the Spectacles that you can photograph. While they are easily viewable from the parking lot, you'll want to make the short hike over to the arches to get the best shot. Make sure to visit early as this area is a popular location to visit for many people.
11. Turret Arch
Turret Arch is a great place to visit at sunrise to get pictures of the light shining on the rocks as well as at night to capture the stars and planets in the windows of the arches. You are allowed to climb and walk all over Turret Arch to find the perfect perspective you need.
12. Double Arch
Double Arch is actually made up of two arches that share a home with the same foundation. There are a few interesting formations around Double Arch. Keep an eye out for the Parade of Elephants, which is a series of arches and formations that look like a herd of elephants holding each others' tails. The best time to shoot is at sunset, sunrise, or night. The best lens to use is a wide-angle lens.
13. Sand Dune Arch
Sand Dune Arch is an easy hike and a great spot to visit during the later afternoon to catch some shade. This is a sandy area with lots of landscape and sandstone fins to explore. Besides the afternoon, early morning is also an excellent time to visit. Look around for epic compositions. The best lens to use is a wide-angle lens.
14. Broken Arch
Broken Arch has even trails and sloping sections that offer beautiful views of the park at all times of the day. Make sure you check out both the front and the backside of Broken Arch. Both sides offer different landscapes and views of the environment. The best lens to use is a wide.
15. Grand View Point
Grand View Point is a magnificent overlook that gives you a panoramic view of the park. The lighting in this area can be more challenging to work with. Winter is a gtooood choice for visits because the site is backlit by the morning sun.
16. The Organ
The Organ is a short walk away from the parking lot of the national park, but it's best to circle around this rock formation to capture it from all different perspectives. There are millions of angles that you could shoot from so take your time when looking for the best shot.
17. Klondike Bluffs
Klondike Bluffs is a unique, isolated location to explore to find exciting views of the park. There are a few arches here like Tower Arch, which played a large role in the history of the park's formation.
18. Redrock Formations
The Redrock Formations have over 2,000 stone arches to photograph. This area is concentrated in fins, pinnacles, and towering sandstone structures that provide plenty of inspiration and views to work with. Bring all your gear and comfortable shoes.
19. Skyline Arch
Skyline Arch is located right along the road, which makes it easy to get to. This location is best visited in the afternoon if you're looking for good lighting against the rocks. The sunlight in the late afternoon makes the rocks glow a brilliant warm red color. The best time to shoot is anytime. Try a wide variety of lenses to get the right shot.
20. Mules Ear Wildflowers
Mules Ear wildflowers are commonly found in the park. These yellow flowers brighten up any shot, especially with the giant rock formations and beautiful blue skies in the background. Use your ultra-wide-angle lens to get them on the foreground of your images.
21. Night Photography
Arches National Park is also known as an International Dark Sky Park, which means it is the perfect place to practice some night photography and capture the Milky Way. Many of the rock formations you visit during the day are also great for stargazing at night.
22. Autumn Foliage
Trees in the national park turn into a beautiful landscape of yellow, orange, and red during the fall. One of the best places to capture photos of the autumn foliage is from the Moab area, which is located in the La Sal Mountains. Visit from mid-September to early October to catch the foliage change at its peak.
These are the Best Photography Spots in Arches National Park In Utah.
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Britten-Norman BN-2 Islander coming soon to MSFS, by Black Box Simulation
Here's a nice little surprise! It has come to our attention that Black Box Simulation, creators of the rather interesting 'Bird Dog' that was released for Flight Simulator last September, are now on the final stage of development of their new aircraft for MSFS: the British Britten-Norman BN-2 Islander, a brilliant island hopper that will surely pose a challenge to the upcoming Twin Otter from Aerosoft.
The BN-2 Islander is a popular British light utility airplane, first introduced in the 60s and still very actively operated all over the world. It has been especially prolific with short flights, hopping between islands in the Seychelles or as air ambulances in Scotland, among many other activities.
Black Box is promising a release within days, so we are looking for a release shortly. The team is apparently putting the final rivets into the product, gathering some precious feedback from beta testers. It's unclear at this point how much we will get from this release, such as what variant is being reproduced, what liveries to expect, and so on. It will firstly be available from the developer's website, coming to the MSFS Marketplace at a later date.
We have a bunch of images already, showing both the exterior and the interior of this peculiar bird. While the images look mostly good, we can't help but feel that the model looks somewhat "low poly", but we will reserve such judgments until we see the final product. Mind you that this is a brand new model for MSFS (and systems too), but let's see what this will look like in its final form.
Remember, Black Box Simulation has already something to show for, with their Cessna Bird Dog. At the time of its release last September, this taildragger was mildly received, but the developers have put consistent work on updating and improving the aircraft in such a way that it's now well-beloved among customers, which is definitely promising looking into the release of the BN-2 Islander.
As usual, you can count on our timely updated regarding this new upcoming airplane for MSFS, so stay tuned for further news!
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Nothing like a dose of irony to keep your day-to-day problems in perspective.
Ironic spokesman. The image of popular stand-up comedian Larry the Cable Guy adorns lots of products—he's even got his own line of snack chips as well as boxed dinner mixes, including cheesy mashed potatoes, beer bread, cheeseburger macaroni, and fried chicken batter. These obviously aren't health foods. More than that, overindulgence in these kinds of foods can lead to heartburn. Fortunately, you can take a pill for that, such as Prilosec OTC. What celebrity endorses Prilosec OTC in TV commercials? Larry the Cable Guy.
Ironic refund. Beginning in 2001, the Walt Disney Company distributed a line of educational videos for babies called Baby Einstein. The 30-minute videos of puppet shows, abstract images, nature footage, and famous works of art, were scored to a classical music soundtrack and interspersed were vocabulary segments to help babies learn new words. In 2009, Disney offered refunds to parents who had purchased Baby Einstein videos after a 2007 study found that watching TV and videos as an infant may inhibit brain development. Another study showed that kids who regularly watched Baby Einstein videos actually learned fewer words by kindergarten that those who hadn't watched the tapes.
Ironic stardom. Norwegian comedy duo Ylvis—brothers Vegard and Bard Vylisaker—host a comedy show in Norway called Tonight with Ylvis. In 2012, Ylvis took the show to the central Asian country of Kyrgyzstan in a joke attempt to become pop stars there. They told Spin that they did it there because "we'd never become pop stars in the U.S., so we chose another country where it would be easier." Despite relentlessly promoting themselves, Ylvis did not catch on in Kyrgyzstan. "The whole humor is that we didn't succeed and had lots of obstacles." But this year, Ylvis did actually become pop stars in the U.S. Their silly novelty song "The Fox (What Does the Fox Say)" is a top 10 hit. They've performed on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon and the video for "The Fox" has racked up more than 124 million views on YouTube.
Ironic dog food. In 1957, Disney produced a movie version of Fred Gipson's 1956 award-winning children's book Old Yeller. You probably know the story—a boy loves his dog, but eventually has to shoot it when he becomes infected with rabies. In 2010, the Kroger chain of grocery stores licensed the rights from Disney to use Old Yeller…as the name of its store-brand of dog food. It gets worse: Later that year, a batch of Old Yeller was found to be laced with aflatoxin, a fungus that crows on corn that, when ingested by dogs, leads to vomiting, diarrhea, and jaundice. Kroger issued a recall.


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Greetings and salutations to all.
OKAY, I've been lurking this forum for awhile...and the CIS/MIS/BS of CoSci issue has been debated to the death of it. My dilemma is slightly the same yet in a different direction.
Currently I'm attending a community college majoring in Information Technology with a concentration in communications. I have been of full-time attendance since the Fall of 2005 immediately after graduation, and will complete the courses for my prescribed degree in December 2007. Here's where I'm seeking advice – After graduation, it is possible with an addition semester I can obtain an A.A.S. degree in computer systems support also. Would it be wise to go ahead and pursue this second A.A.S. which means I would have spent a total of 3 years in community college, or should I transfer to a University in order to obtain a B.B.A. in MIS. In the long-run, which would be more beneficial? Will the prestige of having a B.B.A. outweigh the experience I will gain with my two A.A.S. degrees?
Also, the University I plan on transferring to only allows a small number of my credits to transfer; I will have to continue schooling for an additional 3 years!!! (Totaling 5 instead of the normal 4; Not that I mind, its just that finances tend to become more restricted as I get older, move out on my own, pay rent, car notes, etc.)
So, what would you all do? I'm a 19 y/o female who's in love with computers - from networking to programming and installing and building, who has the option of two A.A.S. degrees or one A.A.S and possibly a B.B.A. in MIS.
Any input would be greatly appreciated.


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[KinkyBites / Kink.com] Gia DiMarco – Gia DiMarco: Queen Bee Submits to The Pope (30.11.2020)
Date added to the site: 30.11.
Genre: Dildo, Masturbation, Vibrator, Ball Gag, Ring Gag, Clothespins, Fingering, Squirting
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Cast: Gia DiMarco, The Pope
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Video title: Gia DiMarco: Queen Bee Submits to The Pope
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Audio Codec: MPEG-4 AAC LC
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"Is your mother home?"
According to the Durham District School Board's new guidelines, using that term may be offensive to single and same-sex parents. Introduced earlier this month, the board's "Guidelines for Inclusive Language" will help teachers and others in the DDSB system use gender-neutral and racially neutral terms.
Barry Bedford, education officer in the DDSB's programs department, said the guidelines provide an educational tool for teachers unaware of certain customs.
"In one instance, there were aboriginals on the board who were really offended by the word 'Indian,' but other people in the room asked what the concern was because they didn't know," Bedford said.
These language guidelines, created in 2011, offer alternative word choices to avoid misunderstanding. For example, 'manpower' and 'handicapped' are replaced by the neutral terms, 'workforce' and 'person with a disability.'
A similar set of guidelines are already used by such jurisdictions as the Toronto district school board, but Bedford felt Durham needed guidelines of its own.
"We utilized … existing documents and people from those cultures and asked, 'What do you find offensive versus this?' They are merely suggestions," Bedford said.
Secondary school teacher, Copleys Gohagen has never had an issue with students in his classes, but understands the intent of the guidelines.
"I think instinctively people know what the right course of action should be," Gohagen said, "but unless it is written in some type of formal document it's not something you necessarily practise."
By the same token Gohagen thinks the guidelines sometimes go too far.
"I just find it odd that I have come to a stage where I always have to be watching my p's and q's," Gohagen said.
Bedford asserts, however, that the inclusive language guidelines are just that.
"It's for people who want to know more," he said. "The first time I meet you I don't want to offend you based on my own lack of knowledge. Especially for people in the school division, we have one chance to make a first impression."


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So you're engaged and eloping! Congratulations on finding your life mate. As you well know there are a number of reasons to elope:
• There is a need to get married fast.
• You want to avoid family drama?
Or perhaps you:
• Want to save money?
• Have no interest or time in planning a wedding?
Or maybe it's because:
• There aren't many people in your life to make it worth a wedding.
Eloping VS Formal Wedding
While we believe weddings are a way to gather family, friends, and your extended community to celebrate your union we would never tell anyone to not elope. You are simply postponing the union of family and friends for many small occasions where they'll celebrate your newfound marriage.
Our feeling is that couples may think it is easier to elope. But the decision may be met with emotions you were unprepared for:
• Anger
• Shock
• Confusion
• Sadness
Sometimes to appease the negative feelings, couples may have a wedding reception at a later date to gather loved ones. Often couples become shocked when a simple reception turns into the wedding drama. Plus, there is stress they were trying to avoid. All the emotions people have about showing off the new member of the family, about their son or daughter tying the knot, or the lack of control over your decision to elope may result in some madness around the reception.
Are You Considering Eloping to escape Family Drama?
For whatever reason you chose to elope, trust that you are not escaping family drama. It may show up just before you elope. It may be at the first major family birthday or holiday after your elopement. Or it could happen at your one year anniversary. Rarely do families accept a new "in-law" without new emotions and attitudes. You are very lucky if everyone in your life is excited about your elopement!!
Wedding planning is often an extended view of the first years of marriage where every stakeholder in your life comes out to express their opinion about you, about everyone in the extended clan, your relationship and your life decisions. By eloping you may be forcing those bottled emotions to spring in any number of surprising ways. Be prepared! While some people make horrible mistakes in wedding planning that haunt them for years into their marriage (attacking in laws during a wedding planning meltdown moment, for example), the choice to elope may be an equally dramatic "mistake" in the eyes of your family.
Elizabeth Doherty Thomas wrote this article. Elizabeth is part of a father/daughter team with her father Bill Doherty, a family therapist. You can visit their web site at Dohertyrelationshipinstitute.com.
Additionally, on the Subject of Eloping:
Here are a few more articles to help you in your decision-making. Please prayerfully read them both and glean the info from them that will help you in your situation:
First, from a completely secular standpoint—to look at Pros and Cons, read:
• ELOPEMENT WEDDINGS: Pros and Cons
And then:
If you are determined to follow through with eloping, below are a few tips from others who started their marriages this way. They approach this matter on both sides. So, here goes:
"Yes, this can be the two of you, alone, at city hall, but it doesn't have to be. My husband and I planned to elope on our own, but ended up calling our moms on our way to the courthouse at the last minute. This was a great choice for us, but it's not for everyone." (Stephanie Kaloi)
"Know that not everyone is going to support your decision so, be prepared for their reactions. …I recommend telling your parents before you elope to minimize hurt feelings and surprises after the fact. And try to find a way to involve your closest friends and family somehow — whether that's sharing photos with them first or maybe hosting a post-marriage reception.
"But, shocking your closest friends and family with a social media announcement is a huge no-no. Make sure to tell them in person; and if anyone feels hurt or left out, a handwritten note can go a long way." (Lindsey Nickel, wedding planner)
To this tip Jessie Mooney DiGiovanna added the following:
"You don't have to apologize for your decision; but most of these people helped shape you as a person and you as a couple, and that may be why they feel entitled to watch you wed. Just letting folks know you appreciate that fact could help them realize an elopement is more a sweet skip-out for a couple rather than a slap in the face to their community." (From Jessie's article, "The Biggest Dos and Don'ts of Eloping)
In Closing:
Here's a tip concerning eloping from Ashley Hawks:
"Keep in mind that your elopement can be like any traditional wedding, minus the guests. Stick with something that feels right to you. You have no one to impress, only your inner inclinations that you so desire. If you're picturing a glitzy gown with a million beads, go for it! If you're dreaming of rocking a bright yellow dress, do it! Nobody will be there to critique or voice their opinions." (From Ashley's article, "12 Things to Keep in Mind When Eloping")
Above all:
"This is my prayer: that your love may abound more and more in knowledge and depth of insight, so that you may be able to discern what is best and may be pure and blameless until the day of Christ, filled with the fruit of righteousness that comes through Jesus Christ –to the glory and praise of God." (Philippians 1:9-11)
Cindy Wright of Marriage Missions International wrote this article.
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Theatre Company Interviews: Dramaturge Gretchen Minton, Montana Shakespeare in the Parks
This week we follow up our May 17 performance announcement for the opening of Montana Shakespeare in the Parks's production of Cymbeline on 16 June with an interview with company dramaturge, Gretchen Minton. Read on for insights about the unique history of this amazing company, how they are coping with the challenges of performing in-person during the ongoing pandemic, and their bio-regional vision for the production.
Performance Announcement: Cymbeline in Montana
Cymbeline in the Anthropocene is excited to announce the second production by our collaborating theatres: Montana Shakespeare in the Parks. Their adaptation of Cymbeline for performance by eight actors will be directed by Artistic Director Kevin Asselin. The script will be prepared and the production dramaturged by Company dramaturge Gretchen Minton. MSIP will tour 37 performances to an astonishing 33 locations around Montana and neighbouring states between 16 June and 8 Sept.
"Imogen in the Wild" Previews: Part 2
Over the last few weeks, the Cymbeline in the Anthropocene blog has been following the newly released video previews of Shakespeare in Yosemite's film production, Imogen in the Wild. In the first week we reviewed the production's original music videos, and last week's selection featured scenes that hint at the character development of one of the play's villains, Iachimo. This week, in our final installment (for now!), we examine two more scene previews that expose the play's engagement with contrasting masculinities and the way they relate to the environment.
"Imogen in the Wild" Previews: Part 1
April was a month of riches for Cymbeline in the Anthropocene! Between the excitement of Rob Conkie's Melbourne Cymbeline and the Globe 4 Globe symposium last month, Shakespeare in Yosemite released eight video previews of their production, Imogen in the Wild, on Earth Day. Last week, this blog presented the original music videos among these, and today, we feature a group of scene previews featuring Cymbeline's wiliest villain: Iachimo.
"Imogen in the Wild" Music Videos
As promised in their recent production updates, Shakespeare in Yosemite released a number of previews of their Cymbeline adaptation "Imogen in the Wild" on Earth Day. A total of eight videos now available on the Shakespeare in Yosemite Youtube channel offer a vivid look at the adaptation itself, along with its brilliant cast and settings. Today, Cymbeline in the Anthropocene explores the original music videos that underscore this production's ecological themes.
Cymbeline in Melbourne Begins Tomorrow!
Cymbeline in the Anthropocene is glad to announce that our collaborators in Melbourne, Australia, begin their performance run of Cymbeline tomorrow! Today, we celebrate this fortune by featuring rehearsal stills taken by photographer Melissa Viola.
"Imogen in the Wild" Release Updates
Shakespeare in Yosemite has announced an extended production timeline for their feature film adaptation of Cymbeline, titled Imogen in the Wild. While their original release date was set for April 22nd for Earth Day, the full film will now be released in September 2021, with plenty of additional material set to release gradually beginning on Earth Day.
Poster for La Trobe's Cymbeline
Only two weeks remain until Earth Day, when two of our collaborating productions of Cymbeline will be in the world! Today, we present the poster for the first of these productions. This Australian Cymbeline, co-produced between La Trobe University Theatre and director Rob Conkie, begins a day earlier in Melbourne, and runs between April 21-24.
Film Trailers for "Imogen in the Wild"
With mere weeks before their film adaptation of Cymbeline, "Imogen in the Wild" premieres, the Shakespeare in Yosemite team has released two teaser trailers.
Tickets Available for Melbourne Cymbeline
With theatres beginning to re-open across Australia, tickets are now available for the first run of Cymbeline performances by Cymbeline in the Anthropocene's collaborators. Directed by Rob Conkie, this performance runs between April 21-24 as part of La Trobe University's MOAT festival in Melbourne.
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Visit us at the High End Show in Munich from 10 to 13May 2018. The MOC in Munich hosts the High End, the well-known, popular and successful specialist trade fair, which sets the tone in Europe in the truest sense of the Expression
Whether warmly glowing tubes or "cool" calculating signal processors, whether stylish turntables or silent-running hard disks - the HIGH END® integrates all technologies that transport music, clean and unadulterated into your living room, regardless if you prefer 2, 3, 4 or more sound channels. And of course, the trade fair forges a new link to high resolution television and video for the ultimate experience in music and media entertainment.
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I'm working on a TV website that has several custom post types that are separate, but related (e.g. Series, Episodes, Videos).
There are hierarchical relationships between these post types - Episodes belong to Series, and Videos can belong to Series and/or Episodes. These relationships are set through a meta key on the child entry which identifies the parent entry.
Structurally that seems to work OK, but I'm having trouble with the permalinks.
By default, WordPress displays the URLs as follows:
Series Archive and Single Entry (OK):
Individual Episode (Not OK):
With this permalink, isn't clear which Series the Episode is associated with. And in some cases where episodes have the same name (e.g. "Pilot" you end up with auto-generated names like "pilot-2" and "pilot-3".
Desired URL structure for individual episode (or video)
I tried to piece together some code for this based on some blog posts I found online, but it's not working. Here is the code I'm currently trying:
function custom_rewrites() {
global $wp_rewrite;
add_rewrite_tag('%episodename%', '([^&]+)', 'episodes=');
add_permastruct('episodes', '/series/series_placeholder/episodes/%episodename%', false);
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I feel like I'm kind of close, but I'm clearly missing something (or several things).
Any help would be much appreciated!


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