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Tazin Ahmed, a popular actress and TV anchor, has died of a heart attack at the age of 45, her family said.
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"It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society."-Jiddu Krishnamurti
Amen, Krishnamurti. This society is exactly that: profoundly sick – and in more ways than one. However, chances are that if you follow food blogs and if my last post resonated with you, then you probably fall into the camp that is making an honest effort to "be healthy," but you've bought into fundamental belief structures the medical community and media have fed us about obesity and health that are simply untrue and incredibly dangerous. All that "calories in and calories out" poppycock. And that a diet – whether it's calorie restrictive like Weight Watchers or food-type restrictive like Paleo – will combat "obesity" (Nope. The rise of dieting paralleling the rise of obesity is no coincidence, my friend). The truth is this: There are far too many myths out there parading as facts. We need Gilderoy Lockhart up in here to wipe our minds clean with his signature memory charm… 'Cause 60 or so years of conditioning is proving seriously difficult to overwrite.
Sure, there are plenty of people who can't afford to live on anything but fast food and maybe their bodies are not as happy as they could be. There is a great deal of literature floating around on blogs and on YouTube and in doctors' offices pointing out the hazards of such lifestyles. Yes, I think we all know that human beings do need fresh food to really thrive. But there is nowhere near enough about the other end of the spectrum. Why are we so quick to assume that if one extreme is causing problems, the other extreme must be ideal? How did we become so drastically out of touch with balance? Most people don't realize that there even IS another end of the spectrum that is equally unhealthy and just as big a problem. And sadly, the worst offenders are doctors and authority figures in the media because they deeply influence American society. Orthorexia is real. Eating disorders are everywhere. A good deal of the population is paralyzed with fear regarding what to eat and how to care for themselves, and it's doing more harm than good. Ironically, dieting and overexercise more than often lead to exactly what we're told they'll protect us from: obesity and dysfunctional, burnt-out bodies. Being attractive by today's standards is actually often a sign of poor health because being thinner than one's set point means infertility, risk of sudden heart attack, damaged joints, chronic inflammation, raised cortisol, suppressed immune system, frequent colds and infections, early onset of arthritis, asthma, autoimmune diseases, and lost sex drive. When I speak of balance, I refer to a happy place between thinking food choices play no part in your state of health and thinking food choices completely determine your state of health. Neither extreme will make a person happy or whole.
In my somewhat epic last post, I questioned what qualifies as an unhealthy relationship with food, I challenged you to be the authority on you, and I told you a bit about my own treacherous journey over the last few years. What is my advice to you? Eat what makes you feel best, and be honest about that. When I determine that for myself, it sometimes very well may be organic produce. Because it tastes really good and it makes me feel really good. Other times, it very well may be the richest chocolate chip cookie I can find. Because it tastes really good and it makes me feel really good. We are not static beings. In fact, nothing in this world is static. We change constantly. And this "all or nothing" attitude towards how we nourish ourselves is extremely damaging. I know it is often really difficult to take a step back and get back in touch with what you want to eat after you've spent so long eating what you think you should. I say: relinquish the guilt and try your best. I believe we always know deep down when we're lying to ourselves. If you're having trouble deciding if you want something or not, ask yourself, "what would I choose if I were fearless?"
For me, the balance is in making sure that these food choices do not define who I am, that I don't spend too much of my time thinking about food, that I don't obsess or fret or fear, that my preferences are honestly based in what I enjoy, and that they remain NOTHING MORE THAN PREFERENCES. They are not rules. I have no rules. In a hazelnut shell, that is the line between healthy, happy Desi and unhealthy, sad Desi. Over the last year, I've been eating everything apart from the foods affected by my autoimmune intolerances: gluten and certain dairy products. Other than that, I admit I do tend to eat foods my great grandmother would recognize as food, unless I have a craving for something else. I'd have to have a non-existent learning curve to deny that this makes both my skin and taste buds happier. When I have the choice, I honor this preference simply because every time I spend money on food, I'm casting a vote. It's a responsibility that I don't take lightly. After all, it is votes like mine that will eventually eradicate GMOs, antibiotic and hormone usage, pesticides (all of which are damaging the environment and many believe are reliable recipes for global famine), and re-establish organic food (which ironically is what has been "conventional" food since the dawn of time) as available for even the poorest of Americans. Organic food is both a God given right for all humans and animals alike, as it is a kindness to our environment. Still, I don't let my mere lack of enthusiasm for the alternative be a source of anxiety or fear in my life. If someone is kind enough to have me over to cook me a meal, I won't turn it away for fear it might contain an ingredient of which I'm not a fan! Think how isolated I would be! How many doors would close! How small life would become! To me, Love is as important in the preparation and consumption of food as whether or not it is, say, GMO-free. And that love and joy that comes from partaking in a social and communal activity far outweighs the imagined benefits of eating in fear, disconnected from our brothers and sisters. The biggest difference between the current Desi and the Desi from two years ago: The choices I make regarding anything come from a place of Love rather than Fear. I don't need people to agree with me or understand me. I feel at ease and at peace with everything as it is in this moment, although I recognize that the world can still change for the better and I plan to play my part in that. What frustrates me the most as I gush to you in this post is that I don't know how exactly to advise you to reach this place of fearlessness and ease – whether we're talking about your relationship with food, your health, your body, your job, your relationship, you name it. Why? It's different for everyone and only you can honestly determine when Fear is no longer influencing your decisions.
Will my recent revolution affect The Palate Peacemaker? Yes, but not as you might think. As you know, my blog hasn't really delved into many disordered belief systems since it consists primarily of personal anecdotes married with yummy recipes. This show will go on. However, it is going to expand. The Palate Peacemaker has been a haven for me to serve my health and my life after I was diagnosed with food intolerances. I used to believe that meant only considering my food choices. Now, I realize that flourishing health and fulfillment in life is a much more complicated recipe than I'd originally imagined. Food is a very yummy component, but too many people (myself included) have placed far too much value on diet alone. Balance and happiness in life come from caring for ourselves as a whole – not as disjointed fragments. Our emotions, our thoughts, our belief systems, fresh air, sunshine, laughter, our personal power in providing for and healing ourselves are all key players. I often feel like a pioneer in a modern city, and it is beyond empowering for me. I've moved away from conventional modalities of body care, mental care, and environmental care, and I feel like I have the best of both worlds: the wisdom of our ancestors plus the ever-evolving technologies of today. The Palate Peacemaker will no longer be geared to only the food-intolerant few who are desperate to make peace with their palates. Rather, it is for anyone who feels at war with their physical, emotional, psychological or spiritual palates in any way whatsoever. This blog is about Peace: finding it, harnessing it, growing with it, spreading it in every way possible.
I'll leave you now just as I found you, with this:
"It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society."-Jiddu Krishnamurti
If you're aiming to be well adjusted to this profoundly sick society, then this blog is not the place for you. If I lose you as a reader, no hard feelings. I wish you peace. For those of you still here, I will continue creating in the kitchen and sharing those creations with all of you, in addition to everything else I have learned about health and happiness in my life. I am so grateful and excited to connect with you.


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i've been having a lot of folks ask about how to care for their loaves, so here i am to tell you what i like to do to take care of mine.
but lets be clear here my dudes – i'm not the boss of you, nor am i any sort of all knowing bread authority, so please do whatever makes you feel the most special. because you are the most special. and you deserve to feel like it.
and your loaf is also very special, so start off by telling your loaf that it looks good today, that you notice that it's doing something a little different with it's crust, and you think it's sexy. your loaf may not act like it appreciates it, but trust me, it does.
next up – as much as you want to eat our bread when it's still hot from the oven, patience is a virtue and it's best to let it cool. i know, i know, I KNOW, i'm such a party pooper, but hear me out. our breads all have a lot of whole grains in them (most of them are actually ALL whole grain), and whole grain bread is not done baking until it is cool. in fact, rye bread really needs to sit overnight, some people would even say it should sit for a couple of days before it's ready to be devoured by you beautiful people. luckily we bake the rye bread in the evening so that it is ready for the eating in the morning. but just take it easy on the other breads, they're hot outta the oven every morning, and they like to chiiiiiiiill before partying with you.
whatever baker boy, i'ma eat my bread hot, and you can just shut your piehole!! you're not the boss of me!!!
be my guest.
… this bread is a little weird, it's kind of… gooey… WTF??!?!?
told you.
ok, now that you've let your loaf cool down, just eat the whole thing. the end.
no, for real though, once i've let my loaf cool, i like to heat that sucker back up! this way the bread's fully baked, AND it's warm and delicious. i usually do this in a toaster, but you should do yours with a flame thrower or something else just as awesome. short of a flame thrower or toaster, a very wonderful way to eat your slice of bread is to fry it sunny side up style in a skillet with a bunch of butter. very very VERY good.
***as a small aside – we like our breads to be nice and moist on the inside, nice and crunchy on the outside. but for some people, our bread is actually too moist. and to these fine folks i apologize and say that there's plenty of bread in this world that is less moist and perhaps will achieve a higher score on your perfect-bread-moisture scale.
back to how to love your loaf!! once my loaf has cooled and it's eating time, i just cut myself a slice or four and leave my loaf cut side down on my cutting board, slicing away additional slices as needed. by leaving it cut side down, you are protecting the vulnerable insides from getting all dried out, while the crust maintains it's integrity. it should be fine for several days, just like this.
but let's also respect that loaf and it's needs and desires. i mean, sometimes a loaf doesn't want to get sliced, and that is FINE. you should only toast up a slice when it's ready for it. anything else would be disrespectful, and we ain't in to disrespectin' no bread, ya feel me?
some things that i typically DO NOT do with my bread:
- put it in a plastic bag
- put it in the refrigerator
- let it sit on my counter WITHOUT the cut side down
- eat it while still hot from the oven (i do make exceptions for our black pepper parmesan bread, but shhh don't tell anybody)
i have been known to take a loaf and cut it into slices and then wrap the whole thing in plastic and put it in a freezer so that it can be enjoyed one slice at a time over several months. this is what i sometimes do for my parents when i go home to visit them and find myself baking a few loaves that i want them to be able to eat once i've up and gone back to california.
i hope that helps and answers some folks' questions about how to best love their loaves. feel free to chime in below with any more tips you have for your fellow bread lovers out there.
and remember, even if you don't love your loaf, it will always love you.
❤ josey


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Steve Maitland was one of very first UK acts in 2008 and still one of the very best......
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Drawing on more than 300 printed sources, this database provides bibliographical references to articles about Canadian publishing that were issued between 1935 and 1985. Topics include the production, distribution and selling of books and magazines in both English and French. Darienne L. McAuley compiled the original work, An Annotated Bibliography of The Book Trade in Canada in the Twentieth Century, 1935-1985, under the sponsorship of the Frost Centre for Canadian Studies and Native Studies at Trent University, with the aid of a grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. She also acknowledges the support of John Wadland, Paul and Nancy Audley, William F.E. Morley, Gordon Roper, and the late Michael Treadwell, as well as the many librarians who facilitated her research. For further information, please contact Professor Carole Gerson, Department of English, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C., V5A 1S6; e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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'The Tears of a Teenage Mother' comes to DSU Saturday, Feb. 28
Priest Cephas' mother didn't get to go to her senior prom. She was too busy taking care of her first child.
When Cephas learned about this, he got to work penning his mother's story. A few pages turned into a play, and that play debuted in 2007 to sell-out crowds through the region.
"I didn't look at this as a business, but once I saw the response pouring in, I said, 'I'm going to try it again,'" he said.
Now, "The Tears of a Teenage Mother" will take the stage at 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 28, at Delaware State University's Education and Humanities Theatre.
The story follows a young mother who gets pregnant by an older man, who doesn't find out until years later that he has a child.
"The Tears of a Teenage Mother" covers what teens miss out on, the mistakes they might make in pre-natal care and other topics. It's not just about pregnancy, although that is the common factor of the show.
"It's a topic that won't go away," Cephas said. "It's going to be an epidemic from here on out."
Last year, Saron Cofield, associate director of Girls Incorporated of Delaware, took 40 girls to see the show at Mt. Pleasant High School.
"It was just a play that had a lasting impression for them," she said.
So Girls Inc. signed on to co-sponsor the production at DSU.
Cofield said the play encourages healthy discussion on pregnancy and prevention, key topics for families to talk about when considering their children's futures.
"We know pregnancy is just one barrier to success in adulthood," she said.
Another co-sponsor is DAPI, the Delaware Adolescent Program Inc., which is celebrating its 40th anniversary.
Girls Inc. advocates for girls and young women to help them become strong, smart and bold.
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What: "The Tears of a Teenage Mother"
When: 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 28
Where: Delaware State University's Education and Humanities Theatre
Admission: $20
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David Goffin overcomes Milos Raonic in 3 sets to reach Swiss Indoors semifinals
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BASEL, Switzerland – David Goffin of Belgium rallied to beat fourth-seeded Milos Raonic of Canada 6-7 (3), 6-3, 6-4 Friday and reach the semifinals of the Swiss Indoors.
Goffin broke early on but was broken back when serving for the opening set, shortly after some lights went out and halted the match for approximately 20 minutes.
The seventh-seeded Goffin saved another break point at the start of the second set before breaking in the penultimate game before serving to level the match.
Goffin took a decisive lead in the seventh game of the final set and he threatened to break again but Raonic saved two match points — one with his 21st ace.
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CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) - Bond was set at $250,000 for a Charleston man accused of burning his girlfriend's toddler with scalding hot water last December.
Charleston police spokesman Charles Francis said officers arrested 26-year-old Reginald Taylor on Wednesday and charged him with allowing infliction of great bodily injury to a child.
The arrest comes a little over a month after an investigation into 2nd-degree burns suffered by a two-and-a-half-year-old boy on Dec. 1, 2012.
A police report states officers responded to the Medical University of South Carolina on Dec. 2 after receiving reports of a child being abused at an apartment on upper King Street near Hampton Park.
When they arrived, MUSC officials said Taylor and his girlfriend brought her toddler to the hospital the day before around 3 p.m. for treatment of burns caused by scalding hot water.
MUSC officials said it was originally reported that Taylor was washing the victim in the bathtub when he had to temporarily step out of the room. When Taylor returned, he discovered the child was standing in scalding hot water, the report states.
However, during the course of the investigation, the report states conflicting stories were given by the toddler's mother and Taylor as to how the burns were caused and who was in the home at the time of the incident.
Furthermore, MUSC officials noted Taylor and his girlfriend did not call 911 from the King Street residence.
Additionally, a MUSC doctor and a child abuse director told police they thought the child was intentionally abused. The report states physicians noted the burn pattern of the victim was consistent with abuse, as it appeared the boy was held down by force in the scalding hot water.
Doctors said the boy suffered severe injuries to his feet, buttocks, and genital regions.
The victim was turned over to the Department of Social Services, who placed the child in the custody of his grandmother, the report states.
The report also noted the child's mother failed to show up at the police department for a follow-up interview with investigators.
Taylor is being held in the Charleston County Detention Center.
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Colors: Red: Courage of Municipality's inhabitants. Yellow: Hope for a bright future for Kawayan and whole of Biliran.
Circle: Unity among people of Kawayan.
Shield: From the Provincial Seal of Biliran where the town is located.
1906: Year when municipality of Kawayan was founded.
Coconut Trees: Primary agricultural product of Municipality.
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Gifts, flowers, ring etc are old gifts which you must have given before to your beloved on valentines' day, but now you have to consider something unique and different that no one around you has thought of. Spending holidays with family at regular vacation destinations is fine but what about holiday on Valentine's Day?
Isn't it amazing…. Yes it is because every woman and man needs a break on their best romantic day. So which is your destination this year to give surprise memorable moments to your beloved? If still not decided then take a look on some beautiful destinations for this valentine below-
Paris:– this is the most lovable and romantic place that is full of exciting lovers and couples on the day of valentine. Several parties and fun activities are organized every year for people who specially travel all day long to see the beauty of Paris. The best places to visit there are- dinner cruise, river seine and Eifel tower.
Russia and Venice:- two such places are on earth that could be reached very easily because it is near to Asia. Those who have luxury budget and still not felt the heart throbbing beauty of Russia and its cities, then it must be a fabulous destination for two of you.
Thailand:– the city of lights, romance and sensuality. The best budget packages are available online for Thailand. Phuket, pataya and Bangkok are hottest destinations which can be booked in advance. The nightlife and sea food are perfect combination with unlimited shopping streets in Thailand. Experience the mirror cracking beach and take water rides with your beloved to explore nature.
Mauritius:- if your idea is to sink in the white sand with blue coastal region, then Mauritius is another crisp place which is highly romantic and soothing. The Valentines day tour packages are easy to find on popular travel agencies online. Book the luxury package now to make your life partner go crazy on the day of valentine this 2014.
How to get packages?
However, the above mentioned places on our wonderful earth are so beautiful and peaceful for romantic creatures that they could not be left untouched. If you have already collected enough money round the year and now ready to pamper your beloved, then go ahead and book any one destination that you find extremely magnificent. There are various hotels and resorts in different romantic cities in the world where they offer exciting packages to honeymoon and valentine couples.
What is special in packages?
In those packages mostly grand welcome with refreshing beverage is served by the hospitality staff and after that whole room is decorated with the red theme to make guest comfortable and cozy. The dinner organized in the package contains food which you have prebooked and candle light table is provided so that you can spend some amazing quality time with each other. You must be rejuvenated with the thought of traveling to such places.
At online market all travel companies which provide international packages had provided details on their respective websites. To get rebate and special offers contact the executive of the company now.


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Join Dairy Queen's Blizzard Fan Club and get a coupon via email for a FREE 16-ounce Blizzard on your birthday. If you're lucky enough to have a summer birthday, this is a great way to beat the heat. Happy Birthday!
Kids can join Deeqs and get FREE ice cream on their birthday as well. Kids under 13 need a parent to sign up for them. Just click "Join Now," and then click on "Parents Click Here" to sign your kids up.
Over the summer, I'll be posting more birthday offers, so be sure to refer back to the full list for any that you may have missed.


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Successful Organisation for Frivolous Hen Do Fun
Hannah Campbell joins us for another fabulous blog post with some helpful tips for hen do fun and games.
Hannah Campbell joins us for another fabulous blog post with some helpful tips for hen do fun and games.
Last week, the gorgeous Deer Park Hotel hosted the Colour Pop Wedding Festival, in association with Blue Fizz Events.
I am so very excited about returning to the fabulous Deer Park Hotel tomorrow evening for the Colour Pop Wedding Festival with Blue Fizz Events.
Opting to hire a marquee for your wedding might seem like a straightforward and thrifty option, but there can be a lot to consider in terms of logistics.
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With a few carefully-picked ingredients put together by Rewfus Brode from The 43 Club, these delicious drinks can be created to suit any theme, any time of year.
The beautiful Deer Park Hotel in Devon launches a new outside catering service for weddings and events.
We're very pleased to let you lovely Dotty readers know about a fabulous upcoming auction that is being hosted by Fellows, this Thursday 17th April 2014.
One of our Dotty blog sponsors is the lovely Zankyou, who provide wedding advice and guidance, along with wedding lists and websites for the tech-savvy bride and groom.
When we stumbled across The Handmade Film Company, not only we were delighted to feature them on the blog and within the upcoming issue of Dotty Magazine too!
The Spring Vintage Wedding Fair is taking place this Thursday, 13th March, between 6pm and 8.30pm at the Deer Park Country House Hotel in Honiton!
A lovely new business takes to the stage on Dotty Vintage Weddings – a very warm welcome to bedazzledpompoms!
Today, I had the pleasure of spending the day at Devonport Guildhall in Plymouth, for the Vintage Wedding Fayre!
Devonport Guildhall is gearing up for the next Vintage Wedding Fayre, due to take place this Sunday 9th March!
Wedding Booty is a brand new venture, undertaken by Rebecca who married her lovely other half in February 2013. Her next event is due to take place this Sunday, 23rd February 2014.
Read more about the upcoming Vintage Wedding Fayre at Devonport Guildhall
Super Duper Vintage Events is proud to present their first wedding fayre of 2014, titled "Vintage For The Modern Bride"
Today's post is more of a fun, tongue in cheek look at finding a wedding venue or reception that is, shall we say, different to the norm.
Yesterday, I had the absolute pleasure of attending the Decidedly Different Vintage Wedding Fair at Exeter Castle!
The Decidedly Different Vintage Wedding Fair is due to take place tomorrow, at Exeter Castle! Dotty Vintage Weddings will be there too, and we can't wait!!
Meet Lauren – the newest member of the Dotty Team!
Lovely Charlotte, of Fig Tree Road, joins us for her regular Monday spot – and provides us with some valuable colour scheme advice for your wedding day.
I'm pleased to showcase The Handmade Hen on Dotty Vintage Weddings!
If you're a newly engaged bride living in the South West, then make sure to visit Exeter Castle, next Sunday 18th January 2014, for the Decidedly Different Vintage Wedding Fair!
Guest Who offer a professional and personal photo booth experience, and I'm delighted to welcome them to Dotty!
I'm always on the look out for unique and innovative wedding suppliers, and I was delighted to stumble across Foto Noir.
The next Chosen Wedding Fair is taking place at the Chelsea Old Town Hall, next Sunday 27th October 2013.
I'm delighted to let my Dotty Readers know about the next Nostalgic Wedding Fair, due to take place on Sunday 3rd November 2013!
The Whitemoor Farm Wedding Festival looks set to take Bishop's Tawton by storm next weekend, as the lovely ladies at Blue Fizz Events prepare to 'WOW' yet again!
With the launch of the magazine just around the corner, I thought I'd introduce you to some of our regular guest writers for the publication, who will be joining us each time with exciting new features and articles.
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Luigi 30th anniversary 3DS XL console confirmed for Japan
Luigi is 30 years old this year, and as part of the celebrations he's getting his own Nintendo 3DS XL design in Japan. In a total shocker, the West seems to have been overlooked for now.
Polygon reports that the console will hit Japan on July 18 at ¥22,800. It comes with a copy of Mario & Luigi: Dream Team pre-loaded onto the bundled SD card. The game is out solo across North America from August 11.
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court say they will study what the Palestinian Authority's upgraded status means for its relationship with the world's first permanent war crimes tribunal.
In a one-paragraph reaction to the historic United Nations General Assembly vote, the court's prosecution office said Friday it "will consider the legal implications of this resolution."
In April, prosecutors rejected a Palestinian bid to get the Hague-based court to investigate possible war crimes during an Israeli military offensive in the Gaza strip that began in December 2008.
The Palestinian authority attempted to empower the court to investigate by unilaterally recognizing its jurisdiction, but prosecutors said only internationally recognized states could accept jurisdiction.
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TOWN OF ARBOR VITAE - General Meeting - April 19, 2017
CALL TO ORDER: Chairman Bauers called the general meeting to order at 7:00PM. It had been properly posted and the media notified.
ROLL CALL: Present Frank Bauers, Ashley Stelmack, Brian Nerdahl, Ryan Johnson and Jeff Hunter. Brian Jopek from the Lakeland Times and 13 others were also present.
AGENDA: Motion by Nerdahl, second by Johnson to approve the agenda. Motion carried.
MINUTES: Motion by Nerdahl, second by Hunter to approve the minutes of the April 5th, 2017 meeting as read. Motion carried.
TREASURER'S REPORT: The March report was reviewed by the board. Motion by Johnson, second by Bauers to approve the report as presented. Motion carried.
PUBLIC COMMENTS / CORRESPONDENCE: 1)Informational meeting on Hwy M from Hwy 51 to N, in Boulder Junction on 4-21-17 @ 3PM. 2)Pitlik's Letter on County Hwy. M. 3)The Stecker Family emailed their support letters to the town as instructed at the last board meeting. Vilas County grandfathered them instead of making them rezone their property.
AHLBORN FAMILY TRUST LAND DIVISION: This was on the 12-21-16 agenda and no one from the family called or attended the meeting so questions could not be asked concerning the division. The Board voted against the land division supporting Ordinance #1-79 and stating safety as the main reason. The Ahlborn Family, their attorney, Greg Harrold and their surveyor, Tom Boettcher were all present and stated that this is a deed recorded easement road and it didn't fit our Highway Ordinance. We don't have a Subdivision Ordinance which is where Section F of Ordinance #1-79 should be not in a Highway Ordinance. They also stated that they needed to supply Vilas County Zoning with a Road Maintenance Agreement. The board would like to have our Town Attorney review this. Motion by Bauers, second by Nerdahl to table this until our Legal Council has time to review it. Unanimously approved.
REQUEST TO MAKE WITCHES LAKE RD CLASS B ROAD: With all the logging operations on Witches Lake Rd and the wear that is being done, Bauers handed out A DOT bulletin titled Using Weight Limits to Protect Local Roads and asked the board to consider posting that road with a 60,000lb weight restriction year round. Many agreed and it will be put on the next agenda for a vote.
CHOOSE ROADS FOR MAINTENANCE: Trapp Rd., North Farming Rd from Hwy 51 to Rux Rd., and Mattke Rd. from Hwy 47 to Sumach Lake Rd. The parking lot needs to be chip sealed and remarked. Chip sealing will also be advertised for bid. Marchese and White Birch Rd will be bid for chip sealing. Sherwood Ln. and Towanda Rd. will be bid for chip sealing and ride control and Propwash Bay for ride control only.
BUILDING REPORT: 1- stick house $230,000.00 1-storage unit $1,000.00, 1-garage $55,700.00, 1-deck $2700.00, 1-fence $100.00. March's total $289,500.00. Years total $305,990.00.
APPROVE CHECKS & VOUCHERS: Checks 39364 to 39437 were approved for April in the amount of $36,160.53.
ADJOURNMENT: The meeting adjourned at 8:00PM. The next general meeting is May 3rd, 2017.
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Before Christmas a photographer/writer visited Indianapolis East Side (Irvington) boutique Homespun: Modern Handmade to collect information and images for a piece called What's Country Now?
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Stepmother's Seduction – V7 Lesbian Poses
A Stepmother is teaching her kitten the endless joys of sex for the very first time. The stepdaughter is shy and uncertain at first, but her elder knows exactly where to touch…where to lick.. and the pleasure is too much to resist. Included are 13 sets of poses for V7, 26 poses total.Tags: renderotica


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Consider this a public service announcement. Many consumer goggle vendors like to market the visual experience of using their goggles by mentioning an equivalent TV viewing experience. For instance, "using our goggles is like watching a 72 inch TV from 10 feet away". This might sound impressive – who wouldn't want a 72 inch TV set – but is actually not so much. A 72 inch TV from 10 feet away provides just over 33 degree field of view, which is very narrow for a goggle.
The table below summarizes these conversions. Select the TV size from the top (in inches) or bottom (in centimeter), select the viewing distance from the left (in feet) or the right (in meters) and you get the equivalent diagonal field of view.
|Conversion from TV diagonal size to HMD field of view
The math is not complex. The diagonal field of view is a function of S, the diagonal screen size and D, the viewing distance:
Just make sure that S and D are using the same units and remember that most arctan functions return the value in radians, not degrees.
From the table, you can see that a standard-issue professional HMD with 60 degree field of view is equivalent to about a 70″ screen from 5 feet away whereas a wide field of view device such as the xSight 6123 with 123 degrees field of view is like a 90″ screen from 2 feet away.
How much field of view is enough? This is truly application-dependent. Most people prefer watching TV on a 50 inch screen instead of a 24 inch screen, but would prefer using a 24 inch computer monitor for word processing to a 50 inch monitor. Wide field of view – and thus immersion – is great for gaming. High pixel density – and thus narrowed field of view with a given resolution – is better for seeing details.
To illustrate the difference between TV requirements and goggle requirements, consider this: for TVs, THX recommends "best seat-to-screen distance" is one where the view angle approximates 40 degrees. 40 degrees in goggles is quite small.
UPDATE: Please also see the matching post on "converting diagonal field of view and aspect ratio to horizontal and vertical field of view"


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I believe in the valuable lessons youth sports teach young children. Growing up playing soccer for my small hometown was a strong passion of mine. I loved coming home from important games when we were victorious because all the dedicated fans would let my teammates and I know how well we did. We were home town heroes. Young soccer players looked up to both the boys and girls varsity soccer teams and inspired to be like them.
I was five years old when I first decided to play soccer. I was always a girly girl growing up but I still loved playing sports. I went to my first Saturday morning soccer session and fell in love. Every second of the day I wanted to play. When Saturday came around I wasn't interested in cartoons. I wanted to lace up my cleats, if only I knew how, and kick around my size 3, pink, soccer ball.
Saturday morning soccer taught the players how to be competitive. Competition is a natural occurrence in life yet sometimes young kids need a nudge in the right direction. Teaching the kids that loosing wasn't the end of the world was as much a lesson for them as it was for me. My kids learned that knowing the score wasn't the point of the game. The point was learning how fun soccer is. I taught them competition leads to self improvement and if they work really hard they will be able to do whatever they want to.
As their soccer coach I had a huge job to accomplish. I had to help influence the lives of these kids. It was my job to teach them that the real winners are the kids who have the most fun. I noticed the kids were the most excited when they scored a goal or made a nice pass. Seeing this I decided to reward the players that enjoyed the game the most. The distraction of a prize allowed for the kids to forget the score and enjoy the game. They now have satisfaction in their accomplishments and have no reason to pay attention to the score.
Being a young child yields many challenges but, these challenges lead to important lessons. I learned just as much from these young soccer players as they learned from me. When you learn something from an inspirational person in your life you carry it with you for a long time. My kids learned how to compete, play hard and react to all negative and positive aspects of the game because of my coaching. They will take these lessons with them all the way to high school. Hopefully the next generation of Cape Elizabeth athletes will do just as well in high school as I did. This is why I believe in the valuable lessons youth sports teach young children.
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Cal Evans has made a new post to the Zend Developer Zone gathering together all the slides he could find from the recent Zend/PHP Conference & Expo (2007):
Most of these have already been posted on the speakers blogs. However, I thought it would be a good idea to gang them all together on one post for those who are looking for them. I've also linked to the blog posts of any speakers who blogged about ZendCon as well. Watch this page for updates, as new slides come in, I'll update the page.
If you were a speaker at the conference and you don't see your slides linked, send Cal at note at cal [at] this domain with your info.


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December 30, 2015
Gar Smith / Environmentalist Against War & John McCutcheon & Ron Paul / The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity
Every December, songwriter John McCutcheon approaches a microphone and announces a special song. Those who know the song grow silent. Those hearing it for the first time are soon nodding their heads in quiet affirmation. Some find themselves weeping. McCuthcheon's soul-wrenching "Christmas in the Trenches," retells a nearly forgotten incident from WW I that people in Europe still remember as the "Christmas Miracle."
Environmentalists Against War
Christmas in the Trenches -- written and performed by John McCutcheon
Silent Night: The Christmas Truce of WWI
Gar Smith / Environmentalist Against War
My name is Francis Tolliver, I come from Liverpool.
Two years ago, the war was waiting for me after school.
To Belgium and to Flanders, to Germany to here,
I fought for King and country I love dear.
(December 31, 2013) -- Last December, songwriter John McCutcheon (the man the Oakland Tribune calls "the Bruce Springsteen of folk music") approached a microphone at Berkeley's Freight and Salvage and announced a special song. Those who knew the song grew silent. Those who were hearing it for the first time were soon nodding their heads in quiet affirmation. Some were openly sobbing.
McCuthcheon's soul-wrenching ballad, "Christmas in the Trenches," retells a nearly forgotten incident from WW I that people in Europe still remember as the "Christmas Miracle."
'Twas Christmas in the trenches, where the frost so bitter hung,
The frozen fields of France were still, no Christmas song was sung.
It was Christmas Eve, 1914. After only four months of fighting, more than a million men had perished in bloody conflict. The bodies of dead soldiers were scattered between the trenches of Europe, frozen in the snow. The battlefield had collapsed into a mud-mired frontline with Belgian, German, French, British and Canadian troops dug-in so close that they could easily exchange shouts.
Michael Jargs' book, Der Kleine Frieden im Grossen Krieg (The Small Peace in the Big War), based on rediscovered battlefield diaries, recounts how Lt. Kurt Zehmisch, a schoolteacher from Leipzig, was one of the German soldiers who blew a two-fingered whistle toward the British trenches on Christmas Eve.
To the delight of Zehmisch's Saxon regiment, the Brits whistled back. Some of the Germans who had worked in England before the war shouted greetings across the battlefield in English.
On the Allied side, the British troops watched in amazement as candle-lit Christmas trees began to appear atop German trenches. The glowing trees soon appeared along the length of the German front.
Henry Williamson, a young soldier with the London Regiment wrote in his diary: "From the German parapet, a rich baritone voice had begun to sing a song I remembered my German nurse singing to me . . . . The grave and tender voice rose out of the frozen mist. It was all so strange . . . like being in another world -- to which one had come through a nightmare."
The cannon rested silent, the gas clouds rolled no more, as Christmas brought us respite from the war . . .
The next they sang was Stille Nacht, "'Tis Silent Night!" says I.
And in two tongues one song filled up that sky.
"They finished their carol and we thought that we ought to retaliate in some way," another British soldier wrote, "So we sang The First Noel and when we finished they all began clapping. And they struck up 'O Tannebaum' and on it went . . . until we started up 'O Come All Ye Faithful' [and] the Germans immediately joined in singing the same hymn to the Latin words 'Adeste Fideles'. And I thought, well, this was really a most extraordinary thing -- two nations both singing the same carol in the middle of a war."
"There's someone coming towards us!" the front-line sentry cried.
All sights were fixed on one lone figure trudging from their side.
His truce flag, like a Christmas star, shone on that plain so bright
As he, bravely, strode unarmed into the night.
Soldiers rose from their mud-drenched trenches. They greeted each other in No Man's Land, wished each other a merry Christmas and agreed not to fire their rifles the next day.
"Afterwards," Zehmisch wrote, "we placed even more candles than before on our kilometer-long trench, as well as Christmas trees. It was the purest illumination -- the British expressed their joy through whistles and clapping… It was a wonderful, if somewhat cold, night."
The spontaneous cease-fire eventually embraced the entire 500-mile stretch of the Western Front, from the Belgian coast to the Swiss border. On Christmas day, more than a million soldiers put down their guns, left their trenches and celebrated the birth of the Prince of Peace among the bodies of their dead.
Soon one by one on either side walked into No Man's Land.
With neither gun nor bayonet, we met there hand to hand.
We shared some secret brandy and wished each other well.
The soldiers exchanged handshakes, salutes and gifts of food. Some cut badges and buttons from their uniforms to exchange. Others passed around prized photos of their wives and children. Many exchanged addresses and promised to write after the war ended.
On that Christmas day, no bullets flew. Rifles lay at rest as soldiers from both sides swapped cigarettes and stories. German troops rolled out barrels of dark beer and the men from Liverpool and London reciprocated with offerings of British plum pudding.
Some soldiers produced soccer balls, while others improvised with balls fashioned from lumps of bundled straw or simply booted empty jam boxes. Belgians, French, Brits and Germans kicked their way across the icy fields for hours as fellow soldiers shouted encouragement.
Officers on both sides, aghast at the spectacle of peace breaking out between the lower ranks, responded with shouts of "treason" and threats of courts martial. But their threats were ignored. (One British officer, Ian Calhoun, a Scot, was subsequently court-martialed for "consorting with the enemy." Only the intervention of King George V saved him from the gallows.)
Along some stretches of the Western Front, the truce lasted for several weeks. But, slowly, under threats from their officers, the troops returned to the trenches and rifles once more began to bark. (But many soldiers took care that their bullets flew well above the heads of the "enemy.")
Soon daylight stole upon us and France was France once more.
With sad farewells, we each prepared to settle back to war.
But the question haunted every heart that lived that wondrous night:
"Whose family have I fixed within my sight?"
WW I lasted another two years. In that time, another 4.4 million men would die -- an average of 6,000 each day.
My name is Francis Tolliver, in Liverpool I dwell.
Each Christmas come since World War I, I've learned its lesson well:
That the ones who call the shots won't be among the dead and lame,
And on each end of the rifle, we're the same.
Christmas in the Trenches
A tribute to our troops at Christmas and a memorial of the Christmas Truce of 1914. A project for Mr. Cutler's grade 6 class.
John McCutcheon has recorded 24 albums and has received five Grammy nominations. "Christmas in the Trenches" appears on his 1984 album, "Winter Solstice." McCutheon's website is www.folkmusic.com.
Lyrics (c) John McCutcheon/Applesong Music. Reprinted by permission.
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The first few game adaptations of the popular Harry Potter books focused primarily on exploration and puzzle solving. For the third adaptation, based on the book and film Harry Potter and the Goblet of fire, is now a decidedly action-centered affair. We took the latest build for a spin during EA's Hot Summer Night event to deliver updated impressions.
Only three stages were available to play, but each one took us to a different locale from the film and offered very different play styles. The Goblet of Fire splits between 11 locations from the film, each of which boasts several missions and sub-missions. Like the book, the game follows Harry Potter as he and the Hogwartz School battle against two rival institutions for supremacy in the Tri-Wizard Tournament. This makes for a very different adventure than what fans may recall from earlier installments. And it's not just faster pacing due to action scenarios either, but the overall feel of the game (and we're guessing the movie) is a little darker.
The first scenario we played through took place at the beginning of the game, when Harry, Hermione and Ron face off against enemies who have invaded the Quidditch World Cup Camp Site. This specific stage helped demonstrate much of what differentiates Goblet of Fire from previous Potter games. First, there's a big emphasis on multiplayer. Two friends can now join at any point during a multiplayer stage (not every stage supports co-op) and command one of the characters. Having a trio of young wizards helps in many situations such as combat or to remove and obstruction.
In the Quidditch camp, for example, we needed to kill overgrown frogs with energy blasts from our magic wands. Having to extra characters helped make the task easier. Also, during several points in the stage, we encountered large boulders and fallen trees which blocked our path. Using the Wingardium Leviosa spell to lift objects only works on smaller objects when employed by a single wizard, but get three of them using the same spell on the same object garners impressive results. It's also pretty fun, not to mention cool looking, to pick up random stuff and hurl it toward enemies or chucking it randomly.
Apart from lifting obstructions, we also had to use the Carp Retractum spell and physically pull items with the controller's thumbstick to remove large branches or trees from our path. The game boasts 3 different types of spells, including: Jinx , Charm and Axia. Charm spells help you manipulate the environment. Jinx spells help you attack enemies. And the lone Axia spell summons an entity. We didn't get to see the summon spell in action, unfortunately, so we can't really elaborate on it. It also serves to note this opening level looked pretty good. It seemed as though multi-colored explosions rocked the screen every few seconds. There were also nice environmental touches scattered throughout.
We also played through two of the Tri-Wizard challenges. The first had us take to the skies and race through mountainous terrain while dodging a fiery dragon. This sequence played very much like an on-rails shooter, only there was no shooting. The only thing we needed to worry about was hitting falling debris or collapsing columns. Another sequence saw us dive into a lake and shoot underwater enemies using our magic wands. The controls for both these sequences were intuitive and very easy to pick up; thumbstick controlled movement while one button regulated acceleration.
And that's about all the new information we could gather from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. There's a good chance we'll return with an in-depth look at the game closer to its release. Until then, stay tuned.


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"Potpourri" - Art from U of South Carolina: see 8 Feb.
image: Untitled #1, Nick Oleszczuk
OUTPOST: 186 ½ Hampshire St., Inman Sq. Cambridge - All Ages
NEWS: 19 August - Outpost just got a fabulous Yamaha U3 full-size upright piano! Come check it out!
OUTPOST DIRECTIONS: Near cr. Prospect, opposite Hess gas, behind 7-11. Big '186' on R side. Follow walk at Left to gallery, REAR.
All shows 8pm doors unless otherwise noted.
Admission by donation at door.
No reservations, come early!
All shows all ages.
No smoking, alcohol please.
Gallery exhibits may be viewed during scheduled shows or by appointment.
CONTACT: firstname.lastname@example.com
EMAIL LIST SIGN-UP: http://Outpost186.FanBridge.com
Hhere's a nice review of the 24 Nov. 08 Scarecrow Mobius gig at the Outpost by Jon Garelick of the Boston Phoenix: http://thephoenix.com/Boston/Music/72937-Mixed-grill//
Outpost featured in Cambridge Chronicle, 19 June 2008:
John Voigt featured in Cambridge Chronicle, 14 July 2008
Nice write up on Outpost in the Glob, Sunday 27 Jan. 2008 Outpost is the 2nd item:
on Richard Sandler's Films:
On our "Small Arts Group Die Off", 13 January:
Globe: http://www.boston.com/ae/theater_arts/articles/2008/01/12/small_arts_groups_are_dying_to_be_heard/
Big Red & Shiny:
BILL MARX/The Arts Fuse: Boston Foundation to Small Theatres - Drop Dead Please!
Sunday, 1 February @ Outpost, 8pm $5/10
Dijkstra / Karayorgis / Newton
Jorrit Dijkstra - alto sax / Pandelis Karayorgis - piano /
Curt Newton - drums
Wednesday, 4 February 2009, @ Outpost - 8PM sharp, $5/10
Brendan Murray and Bhob Rainey - laptop duo
Gordon Marshall - poetry
THE SERIES is every Wednesday at Outpost 186
For listings, go to http://seriesimprov.blogspot.com/
Thursday, 5 February @ Outpost, 8pm $5/10
Courtney Brown presents
Sidewalk Tzara --> electronics, experimental music, and absurdity, with:
Her works are heavily influenced by tango, Weimar cabaret, flamenco, and early goth rock, and often cross into performance art. http://www.myspace.com/courtneydbrown
Kirstina Wolfe - electronics, gamba, video (solo)
Hair Style as Performance,with hair stylist,
Alissandra Hipona sound, video, and hair
Jacob Richman and Kirsten Volness
Friday 6 February @ OUTPOST, 8pm $5/10
VORTEX series for new & improvised music presents:
"The Vortex 4"
Phil Neighbors - vibes
Todd Brunel - bass clarinet
Tom Lubelczyk - bass
Jerome Deupree - drums
Space music from the other side of the universe...
Saturday 7 February 8pm $5/10
Alex Wan & The Cultural Fusion
Standard Jazz Jam and Funk/Hip Hop Jam
Alex Wan - guitar / Zack Federick - bass / Wing La - drums/ Mihoko Abe - keys / Matt Wan - trombone / Ted Wan - percussion
Untitled, Jerry Slayton
Sunday, 8 February @ Outpost, 2-6pm free
Artists from the University of South Carolina @ Columbia
Outpost 186 Presents works by MFA students from the University of South Carolina @ Columbia, highly imaginative & accomplished works in oil, acrylic & ceramic. Columbia's art scene is an underground mecca of talented artists in need of a little encouragement to show their faces. Especially USC's artists: they have talent and a new prospective on things and have rarely had a chance to show off-campus.
+Dennis Shafer presents Music by "Sounds In Bloom" (Longy)
Artists: Dana Childs, Huy Chu (ceramics), Nick Oleszczuk, and Jerry Slayton
Artist Contact: Heather Bauer - email@example.com, 893.979.1024
Performances at the openings:
Dennis Shafer presents:
-Sounds in Bloom www.myspace.com/dnorma
-Norma Szokolyai - poetry, movement, spoken word
-Dennis Shafer - saxophones www.dennisshafer.com
-with Special Guest Simon Tedeschi www.simontedeschi.com
Sounds in Bloom will premiere works by David Krebs and compose performance art in reaction to the exhibition of art by Nick Oleszczuk, Dana Childs, Jerry Slayton and Huy Chu. Don't miss this exciting, fresh new art in all its dimensions!
Contact: Dennis Shafer, Longy School of Music - www.dennisshafer.com, 785-979-8675
Sunday, 8 February @ Outpost, 8pm $5/10
Dijkstra / Karayorgis / Newton
Jorrit Dijkstra - alto sax / Pandelis Karayorgis - piano /
Curt Newton - drums
Wednesday, 11 February @ Outpost - 8PM, $5/10
The Series presents:
Jorrit Dijkstra - solo saxophone
Jed Speare and Forrest Larson
THE SERIES is every Wednesday at Outpost 186
For listings, go to http://seriesimprov.blogspot.com/
Thursday 12 February @ Outpost - 8pm $10 or b/o
Dave Bryant presents
Bryant / Merenda / Turner / Rosenthal
Dave Bryant - keyboards
James Merenda – alto saxophone
John Turner – bass
Eric Rosenthal – drums
Jeff Platz by Jake Playmo
Friday, 13 February @ Outpost - 8pm $10 or b/o
Jeff Platz Quartet
Jeff Platz - guitar / Jim Hobbs - sax / Kit Demos - bass / John McLellan - drums
Saturday, 14 February @ Outpost, 8pm $5/10
Transientones presents
The Jacob William Quintet
Laurence Cook - Drums / Steve Lantner - Piano
Jim Hobbs - Alto / Forbes Graham - Trumpet / Jacob William - bass
Sunday 15 February @ OUTPOST, 8pm $5 or b/o
markus nechay presents
"The Whimsy!" Song & poesy, bohemian vaudeville, open mic
Wednesday, 18 February @ Outpost - 8PM, $5/10
THE SERIES presents:
Microtonal duet:
Matt Samolis - flute, with
Thadd Comstock - guitar
Charlie Kohlhase - saxophones
Jef Charland - bass
Mike Charland - drums
For listings, go to http://seriesimprov.blogspot.com/
Thursday, 19 February @ Outpost 8pm $10 or b/o
Dave Fox 4: "Adventures in Sound"
Bruno Raberg - bass / Josh Rosen - keys / David Tronzo - guitar Dave Fox - drums
Friday, 20 February 8pm $10 or b/o
DANIEL LEVIN - solo cello
+ANDREW NEUMANN - solo live electronics
This solo cello concert is part of a new project entitled "The Seven Layers of Consciousness".
For this project, I use the cello to explore different areas of my psyche.
*Levin has a sound that ranges from subtle and understated to
aggressive; with admirable technique as a performer and a compositional
concept that blends structure with freewheeling exploration, he deserves
to have his name added to the short list of cellists who are making a
mark in improvisational music.*
--John Kelman, All About Jazz Magazine
Daniel Levin was born in 1974 in Burlington, Vermont. He began playing
the cello at age six. He has performed and/or recorded with Billy Bang, Borah Bergman, Tim Berne, Anthony Braxton, Rob Brown, Gerald Cleaver, Whit Dickey, Mark Dresser, Ingebrigt Haker-Flaten, Joe Morris, Joe McPhee, William Parker, Warren Smith, Ken Vandermark, and others. Daniel has recorded as a sideman for Clean Feed, EMANEM, Not Two, and RogueART, and as a leader, for Riti Records, HatHut, and Clean Feed.
Saturday, 21 February @ Outpost, 8pm $5/10
Dijkstra / Karayorgis / Newton
Jorrit Dijkstra - alto sax / Pandelis Karayorgis - piano /
Curt Newton - drums
Sunday, 22 February 8pm $5/10
Alex Wan & The Cultural Fusion
Standard Jazz Jam and Funk/Hip Hop Jam
Alex Wan - guitar / Zack Federick - bass / Wing La - drums/ Mihoko Abe - keys / Matt Wan - trombone / Ted Wan - percussion
Monday 23 February @ Outpost - 8pm, $10 or b/o
Charles Licata Ensemble
Tom Halter - trumpet / Charles Licata - sax / Mike Shea - piano / Larry Roland - bass / Bobby Ward - drums
Wednesday, 25 February @ Outpost - 8PM, $5/10
THE SERIES presents:
Andrew Neumann - electronics
+Little Mystery
Lair Raker - trombone
Eric Dahlman - trumpet
Jim Warshauer - woodwinds
Michael Knoblach - drums.
Friday, 27 February @ Outpost, 8pm $10 or b/o
Michael Cantor & the Goosepimp Orchestra
Saturday, 28 February @ Outpost, 8pm $5/10
steve lantner presents
Steve Lantner - piano / Allan Chase - alto
(some) CONCERT SERIES AT OUTPOST:
VORTEX - 1st & 3rd Fridays, 8pm $5/10
Microtonal soundscapes painted over a radiant sea of anarchy. New and improvisational music, featuring various guest artists in different incarnations, seeking truth and the voice that brought them to this point. Hosted by Todd Brunel - http://www.clarinetconspiracy.com
CELLO ALLEY - 2nd Fridays, 8pm $5/10
New & Improvised Music
We will present all aspects of the modern improvising string player, in solo and ensemble settings, with electronics and without. Hosted by Robert Rivera
subconsciouscafe new chamber music : - occasional Saturdays, 8pm $10 or b/o
Rob Chalfen's long-running improvised music series continues at OUTPOST and elsewhere. Innovative chamber music at play on the spectra of jazz, electronic, classical and world. Also may be dug by the non-subconscious mind.
THE WHIMSY! - 1 Sunday/mo, 8PM $5 or b/o
Song & poesy, bohemian vaudeville, open mic
Hosted by Markus Nechay - firstname.lastname@example.com
The Series - every Wednesday (exc holidays)
Experimental & jazz-related improvised music
David Gross - firstname.lastname@example.com
Steve Lantner presents : 4th Saturdays
Dave Pryant presents : monthly, by announcement
subconsciouscafe : Rob Chalfen : email@example.com
VORTEX : Todd Brunel : email@example.com
Cello Alley : Robert Rivera : firstname.lastname@example.com
The Whimsy! : Markus Nechay - firstname.lastname@example.com
Steve Lantner presents : email@example.com://stevelantner.com/
Courtney Brown
Dave Bryant presents : firstname.lastname@example.com
Josh Jefferson : email@example.com
David Gross : 'The Series' - firstname.lastname@example.com,
Joseph Moffett : email@example.com
John Mulrooney : poetics - email@example.com
This disclaimer is for reflexive and tautological purposes only, and may not be construed as applying to any errors, typos, or logical absurdities, real or imagined, that may be contained in this notice, without further notice.
Thank you,
Harlan T. Flash
Corresponding Secretary


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Felix Hernández achieved 120 victories in his career
Felix Hernández achieved 120 victories in his career
Mariners catcher Mike Zunino realized quickly it was one of those days when it really didn't matter what pitch he called.
Fastball away? Changeup? Curve?
All were kryptonite to the Cleveland Indians on Sunday when thrown by Felix Hernandez, who allowed just one hit in eight innings in leading the Mariners to a 3-0 victory in front of 26,171 at Safeco Field.
"There were a couple of times we went back to the dugout and he was feeling one pitch and I was feeling the other," Zunino recalled after the Mariners improved to 44-38 and again moved to a season-high-tying six games over .500. "And we went my pitch one time and his pitch the other time and they are both working out so well because his stuff is so good right now."
In fact, Hernandez was only a foot or so away from being in position to throw another no-hitter — he tossed a perfect game here against Tampa Bay in August 2012.
Cleveland's only hit came leading off the fifth inning on a slow roller up the middle by Lonnie Chisenhall that just eluded the slide of Mariners second baseman Robinson Cano and skidded into center field.
"It happens," Hernandez said later, expressing no regret about the near-miss.
With Seattle holding a 3-0 lead heading into the ninth and Hernandez having thrown 107 pitches, he was lifted in favor of Fernando Rodney. The closer pitched a perfect final inning to complete a rare 24 hours at Safeco Field.
Cleveland's Josh Tomlin one-hit the Marines in a 5-0 win Saturday night, the first time since April 25-26, 2013, when one-hitters were thrown at the same park on consecutive days (the Washington Nationals against the Reds at Nationals Park) and first time in an American League stadium since 1996 (the Rangers against Detroit at Tiger Stadium on May 3-4).
McClendon said Hernandez would have stayed in had he had a no-hitter but said there was "no discussion" about pulling him after eight.
"Just based on what the manager felt," McClendon said.
Hernandez, who has one career one-hitter, at Boston in 2007, along with the perfect game, said he had no issue with the decision.
"That was good enough," he said. "The boss says that's it, that's it."
By that point, the Mariners had a comfortable lead, thanks largely to Cano.
The Mariners were handcuffed by Indians lefty T.J. House through five innings. Michael Saunders, though, led off the sixth with a nibbler in front of the mound that House threw away at first, allowing Saunders to get to third.
On the next pitch, House threw high and tight to Cano, who admitted later he didn't like it much. Two pitches later, House left a slider up and Cano blasted it 351 feet into the right-field bleachers to give the Mariners a 2-0 lead and also snap Cano's 0-for-14 skid.
Cleveland manager Terry Francona said he knew then the lid might have shut on his team's chances to win.
"The way Felix Hernandez threw, any mistake makes it really difficult to win that game," Francona said.
Cano then led off the eighth by beating out a high chopper to second and scored on a single by Zunino to make it 3-0.
Otherwise, the game was all about Hernandez, who had nine strikeouts, five called, and walked three.
Hernandez said his fastball, which at times touched 95 mph, was especially good. McClendon said he thinks some of that is due to Hernandez at times this year getting an extra day of rest between starts, with Seattle sticking with a five-man rotation even through off days.
Zunino also said the Mariners "pitched a little backwards" with Hernandez at times throwing his curve and changeup early in counts and his fastball later, rather than the other way around, which helped lead to a few of the called strikeouts.
But with the way Hernandez was throwing, the order of pitches probably didn't matter much on a day he improved to 10-2 and lowered his earned-run average to 2.10.
Asked later if he thought he had no-hit stuff, he laughed and said "I think that every game."