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Billy Corgan's Resistance Pro Wrestling League Gets AMC Reality Series
It wasn't that long ago that Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan got to realize one of his dreams by signing on as the creative director of the Resistance Pro wrestling league. Now fans will be able to get a peek behind the curtain as AMC has signed on to create a still-untitled reality series about Corgan's involvement in the wrestling league.
A description of the show from a press release reads: "This compelling docu-series that pulls back the curtain in a way pro-wrestling fans have never seen. The series follows Corgan in his latest undertaking as creative director of Resistance Pro, a Chicago-based wrestling league. Corgan will take us behind the scenes of this fascinating world, from creating storylines to choreographing fights to managing intense post-match locker room arguments, and will reveal that the most dramatic stories often take place outside of the ring."
The show will play out over eight hour-long episodes, and while a premiere date has yet to be set, AMC is expected to debut the series within the next year. The series will be produced by Left/Right, who have worked on such series as 'Small Town Security,' 'This American Life' and 'Mob Wives.'
In other news, Corgan has just revealed a taste of 'Aegea,' an experimental solo double album he recorded back in 2007. The music surfaced at MadameZuZus.com and definitely falls outside the realm of what we've come to expect from Smashing Pumpkins. The three-minute preview is more synth and electronic based, providing a moodier overall vibe. Take a listen to the 'Aegea by WPC #3' snippet below.
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We are happy you signed up to experience our sport through the staff at the Roadrunner Archery Club. You will learn the following in your 90 minute archery class.
- Field safety and archery rules
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- How to produce a proper shot
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- How to become active in the sport of archery
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- Upon registering, you will receive a confirmation e-mail, which includes:
- PDF Liability Waiver. Please print and sign the release of liability and bring it to class. All minors must have the form signed by a parent or legal guardian (sorry, no exceptions). Note: The minimum age for participants is 9 years.
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- The weather at the Olympic Training center can change quickly, so please bring clothing based on current weather conditions. Your instructor will show you the location of our restrooms. Note: The Easton Archery Center interior is not open to the public other than the use of the Groupon restroom.
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BBC2's The Hour wears me out…
"It's such an infuriating drama, a chilly and remote thing that is in love with its own reflection", says Alison Graham
The Hour wears me out. In between yelling at news producer Bel Rowley, "Call yourself an investigative journalist? You couldn't uncover a duvet," I project my own emotions on to it, just to liven things up a bit.
It's such an infuriating drama, a chilly and remote thing that is in love with its own reflection. The Hour (Tonight on BBC2) is a vain woman, standing in front of the mirror, preening. The first series was a yawn that audiences by and large decided they could live without. The second is a yawn that audiences by and large have already decided, judging by early viewing figures, they can live without. Why is it here? Why does The Hour exist?
Probably because The Hour is about television, and no other sector of society – with the probable exception of politicians – is as up itself as the television industry. And the TV industry loves to gaze at its own image, as has become horribly clear during the past few weeks. It's purely coincidental, of course, that the fictional world of The Hour, about a 1950s BBC news programme, has collided with a real-life story involving a 2012 BBC news programme. Though I suppose this adds piquancy to the antiseptic world of The Hour, the real-life story is turning out to be a whole lot more interesting.
The Hour fails as a drama because it is passionless, chilly and remote. It tries so hard to be understated and stylish that it ends up as little more than a catalogue of people wearing some rather lovely vintage clothes. (The costume and production design are lushly beautiful.) Creator Abi Morgan tried in the first series and tries in the second to convince us that Bel (Romola Garai) and reporter Freddie (Ben Whishaw) burn for one another. But there's nothing between them. They are two fan-heaters set on "cold". Mind you, they are, in their own ways, two very annoying characters: no one in real life could possibly ever take Bel seriously as a producer, while Freddie is heroically irritating.
And why is everyone so bloody earnest? Even under the despotic boot of 1950s BBC management, surely The Hour's journalists had a laugh? Didn't they ever go to the pub and drown their sorrows? Do they have to be sanctimonious round the clock? Didn't the newsroom run with hormones and adrenaline some of the time?
Arguably its biggest failing is Morgan's insistence on trying to mend history. She clearly brought a 21st-century sensibility to a story about racism in the first episode involving the tormenting by local thugs of Freddie's black neighbours. In a Disneyfied version of the problem the neighbour made a dignified speech on The Hour and everyone Learnt Something and Promised to Change Their Ways. If only it was that easy.


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The Banana Bread Puzzle
Ok folks this is probably a real simple puzzle for you. Today I made two loaves of banana bread based on RL Barenbaum's bread bible. Basically the recipe is the basic white loaf plus a cup of milk and 2 ripe bananas. So the loaves are fine but there is no taste of banana in them. Please note that this is banana bread and not banana cake as Floyd has shared with us with baking powder and baking soda. The recipe I used was just regular white bread with AP and the ingredients of bananas and milk added. My wife, who has taste buds to die for, has tasted it as well as confirms my evaluation that there is no taste of banana. Am I doing something wrong or is that life and there is no such thing as banana bread but rather just banana cake? Since I am a novice I have a tendency to believe what is written in the bread books. Maybe it is a joke? Whatever...thanks, cb.


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Birmingham City manager Alex McLeish admits retaining the club's Barclays Premier League status represents the full extent of his ambitions as he plots the club's survival for a second consecutive term.
Tipped as potential relegation candidates, Birmingham finished a surprising ninth on their return to the top flight. McLeish, though, felt his men may have overachieved, underlining survival is the only thing on his mind and that further signings are critical if they are to avoid being dragged into a relegation battle.
When asked about his goals for the coming season, he replied: "Finish in the Premier League again. I don't look at last season, we've got to now start totally afresh. We can't rest on our laurels."
McLeish added: "If any player is down on their level from last year, the Premier League is unforgiving.
"Tony Pulis, the Stoke manager, said this is his club's third year in the Premier League and he only wants to stay in the league.
"That's the target he's set for his players because if you do three years in a row, you're recognised as a Premier League team.
"We've only done it one year. People are expecting us to finish higher than ninth, which I think is ridiculous. There's a top seven that are pretty much untouchable and between the next 13 teams, it's a big battle.
Having again been linked with Liverpool winger Ryan Babel among others, McLeish also dismissed any concerns he did not have the funds available to improve his squad having already brought in goalkeeper Ben Foster from Manchester United and striker Nikola Zigic from Valencia.
"The money's been good," he stressed.
"(Owner) Carson Yeung's backed us very well. We will try to bring in more players, the board have told me I would have the money for more players."
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My life is kind of like Charles' because I want a dog, too, but I cannot have one because I live in a big apartment in a small house. My favorite part was when they gave the dog to Miss Peabody because they sneaked it in even though dogs weren't allowed and everyone liked the dog so much that the owners finally said it was okay.
I recommend this book to someone who wants a dog so badly but can't have one. You could do what Charles does, even if you have a dog, and you could take care of abandoned dogs. This is a book about a puppy place where every puppy finds a home. This book is similar to the abandoned dog book I was going to read. This is a good book for ages 6 and up.


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NEW YORK -- Financial analysts and some people in the fitness industry are finding it difficult to break down the contents of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) investigation into Town Sports International (TSI).
Officially, the SEC is looking into TSI's deferral of certain payroll costs related to membership sales. More specifically, the SEC is examining how long it took the New York-based company to amortize certain payroll costs as an expense and some initiation fees as revenue.
"We're not quite sure what it means," says Tom Shaw, an analyst with Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., a Baltimore-based company that keeps tabs on the health club industry. "The language here is pretty vague."
Shaw and other industry observers say that the issue appears to revolve around the average length of memberships related to reporting expenses and revenues. Sales commissions on a new member sale should be recognized as an expense over the average length of a membership. If up-front initiation fees are collected as revenue, they also should be recognized over the same length of a membership and should not be considered revenue right away.
Recently, TSI lowered its average length of membership from 30 months to 28 months. (Similarly, Life Time Fitness, Chanhassen, MN, which like TSI is a public company, lowered its average length of membership last year from 33 months to 30 months.) As initiation fees fell as the result of recession-driven discounts, TSI and other club operators saw expenses rise in recent quarters, Shaw says.
"Basically, your revenues have to cover the expense side to be eligible to spread that revenue cost over the average life of a member," Shaw says. "If that does not happen, accounting rules make it so that you have to expense that full commission in the time it's incurred. That's one of the reasons you see the extra margin pressure from Life Time and TSI. As enrollment fees have been dialed back, it's harder to offset that expense and amortize over the period."
TSI and the SEC declined to comment for this story. The SEC typically does not comment on its investigations or filings.
The formal investigation into TSI, whose brands include New York Sports Clubs, Boston Sports Clubs, Washington Sports Clubs and Philadelphia Sports Clubs, began last month, but an informal investigation began in May 2008.
Shaw speculates that the motive for the investigation is the industry's poor reputation for handling financial matters, earned because of the accounting practices of Bally Total Fitness, Chicago, when it was a public company.
"People look at Bally as a bad example, sort of a black eye in terms of how a club should be run," Shaw says. "One of the challenges for a public health club to overcome is the negative reputation."
Although no one knows how severe any SEC action could be, TSI could face fines, but Shaw says the SEC could be making a "mountain out of a molehill."
"It sounds bad, if nothing else, whenever this type of announcement is made," Shaw says. "It will be interesting [to see] how it unfolds. For the sake of all the players, [we can hope] it's something fairly minor that doesn't really impact the business materially. But we'll see."
Shaw expects TSI to report losses in the third and fourth quarters as the economy's effect on members and the SEC investigation wear on the company.
TSI's shares fell 7.5 percent to $2.59 after the announcement of the investigation. The stock, which had a 52-week high of $7.24, fell to as low as $1.40 earlier this year.


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Situated in Hue City, Alba Spa Hotel is the perfect place to experience Hue and its surroundings. The hotel lies 0 km from the city center and provides accessibility to important town facilities. No less exceptional is the hotel's easy access to the city's myriad attractions and landmarks, such as Central Cultural House, Tu Do Stadium, XQ Silk Hand Embroidery.
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Here's the deal. Completely automated public Turing tests to tell computers and humans apart (or CAPTTTTCAHA…or the more commonly shortened shortened version, CAPTCHA) are annoying. You know these things. The words written with squiggly letters that you have to correctly identify to do anything on the internet. Yep, those.
This distorted text is designed to be legible by humans, but unreadable by computer programs and to protect websites from bots. Sure, computers can run complex programs, defeat chess grandmasters, and perform millions of intricate calculations in seconds…but show them a consonant with a little wiggle to it and they're completely lost. Hmmmm, who knew bots were so easily defeated? They didn't have to waste all that time running from the Terminators, they could have just held up a CAPTCHA.
"Take me to Sarah Connor."
"Sure, if you can read this!"
"What? Those letters are so squiggly. Does not compute. Must self terminate."
So, yeah, it seems like a good idea. The problem is, about 34% of the time these things can't be read by computers or humans. For example, what the hell does this say?
heturin ygeen? limlnrris ygeen? halvrrh ygeen? Can I just type in "something ygeen?" I can't count the number of times I've misidentified a CAPTCHA and have been instructed to try again. Sometimes it makes me wonder if I'm actually a highly developed android and I don't know it. That might explain why I find the toaster so attractive…
So, how am I going to do it? How will I put an end to my embarrassment at not being able to correctly identify myself as a member of the species Homo sapiens by reading a blurred text? We simply need to find a different method of differentiating the humans from the bots. Couldn't we just ask some simple questions that only humans would know the answers to? For example, aren't emotions cool? Or, isn't it great having blood pumping through your veins? Or maybe – to _____ is human. (For those humans who need help with these questions, the answers, disguised in case any bots are reading this, are yes, yes and err). I don't know whether or not this will work, but something must be done. Because I don't care if you're a human or a bot, nobody knows what a limlnrris ygeen is.


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This quintessential lowcountry property is a rare offering within the private River Reach neighborhood on the banks of the Wando River. Well-appointed throughout, this home exemplifies the grace, warmth and charm of southern living. Some of the significant features include a completely renovated kitchen, 12'' baseboards throughout the main level and lovely heart pine flooring everywhere except the baths and laundry. Additionally, the main level floors and both front and back staircases have been recently refinished. There are 10' ceilings on the first floor and 9' ceilings on the 2nd. Handsome crown molding and trim is in every room except the private guest suite and 3rd floor flex space,and you'll find updated lighting and fixtures throughout! The entrance hallway opens on one side to a formal living room/study(which would also make a terrific office or an extra bedroom). On the other. is a spacious dining room. A full bath is connected to the living room and the dining room connects to the kitchen by way of a butlers pantry with 2 generous storage closets, a new quartz counter, undermounted sink and a wine cooler. And what a kitchen you'll find! Handsome custom cabinetry and hardware, a Subzero refrigerator, Viking 6 burner gas cooktop, Wolf microwave and wall oven with warming drawer and a two drawer Fisher-Paykel dishwasher. There is a subway tile backsplash and all new quartz counters. Under cabinet task lighting and hidden electrical outlets make this beautiful kitchen an extra efficient one. A breakfast bar can seat four and there is a casual dining area as well. The kitchen is open to a family room. Custom bookcases and cabinets flank, a gas log fireplace with marble surround. Speakers are located in the family room, screened porch, kitchen and dining room From the family room, french doors lead to a brick floored screen porch and open deck. At ground level is a tabby patio and brick patio encircles a splendid shade tree...all reminiscent of a downtown secret garden! On the 2nd level are the master suite and 3 additional bedrooms. The charming master has a generous walk-in closet and a wall of windows brings in abundant natural light. The master bath has new lighting above the vanity, a whirlpool tub, large shower and private water closet. Two of the additional bedrooms share a bath with double sinks and ample storage space. The 3rd bedroom on this level has it's own bath The laundry room and sink are on this floor as well...exceedingly practical! The 3rd floor flex space also has a full bath and large walk in closet and is currently being used as a play room. Other options for this multi purpose space could be as a media room, home office, gym, or an extra bedroom! On the opposite side of the house, above the garage is a separate and spacious guest suite and bath with a dedicated set of stairs just off the kitchen. Ductwork for the 2nd and 3rd floors was replaced in 2015 and both systems ere replaced in 2017 and 2018. For added safety there os a whole house sprinkler system. And don't miss the community dock on Molasses Creek, great for launching your Kayak or paddle board,, catching crabs or shrimp or just enjoying the serenity of a lowcountry creek and marsh. Boaters can just zip down the street to Remleys Point! Located within minutes of the Ravenel bridge and downtown, River Reach is a secluded and private neighborhood where there is little turnover so homes here rarely come on the market. Perhaps now is the perfect time to take advantage of this unusual opportunity! River Reach transfer fee is 1/4th of 1% of the negotiated sale price.
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If the ship owner or captain, or the aspiring business person did not know Shepley, they often got a letter of introduction to him.
In November 1862, Abner B. Thompson, a Brunswick merchant, wrote introducing ship captain and merchant Henry W. Green of Topsham.
Thompson wrote, "He goes out in the ship "Genl Shepley" to New Orleans, with a view of engaging in some Mercantile affairs, should opportunity arise."


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The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (extended edition) is a 4-disc extended version of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, running up to 223 minutes (only film length) and including several documentaries about the making of the film.
Special Extended Edition: Part One (disc 1)
The first disc contains the extended version of the film with the following audio commentaries:
- Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, and Philippa Boyens
- The Design Team
- The Production and Post-Production Team
- The Cast
New Scenes
- 2. Elven Rope
- 7. Massacre at the Fords of Isen
- 16. The Song of the Entwives
- 17. The Heir of Numenor
- 19. Ent Draft
- 21. The Funeral of Theodred
- 24. Brego
- 25. The Ring of Barahir
- 32. One of the Dunedain
- 41. Sons of the Steward
- 61. Fangorn comes to Helm's Deep
- 62. The Final Tally
- 63. Flotsam and Jetsam
- 64. Farewell to Faramir
- 68. (Fan Club Credits)
Special Extended Edition: Part Two (disc 2)
This disc is a continuation of the first disc.
The Appendices: Part Three: The Journey Continues (disc 3)
- Introduction
- "J.R.R. Tolkien: Origins of Middle-earth" Documentary
- "From Book To Script - Finding the Story" Documentary
- "Designing Middle-Earth" Documentary
- "Weta Workshop" Documentary
- "The Peoples of Middle-Earth" galleries with audio
- "The Realms Of Middle-Earth" galleries with audio
- "The Taming of Sméagol", Documentary
- "Andy Serkis Animation reference"
- "Gollum's 'stand-in'"
- "Middle-Earth Atlas: Tracing the Journeys of the Fellowship" interactive map
- "New Zealand as Middle-earth" interactive map with on-location footage
The Appendices: Part Four: The Battle for Middle-earth Begins (disc 4)
- Introduction
- "Warriors of the Third Age" Documentary
- "Cameras In Middle-Earth" Documentary
- Production photos, gallery
- "Weta Digital" Documentary
- "Big-atures" Documentary
- "The Flooding of Isengard animation" featurette
- "Editorial: Refining the Story" Documentary
- "Music For Middle-Earth" Documentary
- "The Soundscapes Of Middle-Earth" Documentary
- "The Battle for Helm's Deep is Over..." Documentary


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The evidence is undeniable.
He may have gotten engaged to Courtney Robertson in Switzerland last November (in a dramatic proposal which aired on the March 12 finale of season 16 of The Bachelor) but that didn't stop Ben Flajnik from stepping out on his bride-to-be — with three different women in one weekend in mid-February in San Francisco.
During the emotional After the Final Rose special, Flajnik, 29, adamently denied groping and making out with one particular woman by a waterfront park near the Golden Gate Bridge — but Us Weekly has the photographic proof, taken just before midnight Feb. 18.
Says one insider who witnessed Flajnik's kissing: "Ben did not seem to care who saw him, considering his status on a prime-time reality show about finding true love."
That was just the third of Flajnik's flings over one very busy weekend. On Feb. 17, Flajnik — out with a group of four ladies — was feeling especially frisky, chatting with several women who came up to him at local haunts Monaghan's and the Lion's Pub. When two of them set their sights on Flajnik, he pounced. "Ben seemed pretty toasted, and this woman in red pants came up to him," says a witness. "It looked like an altercation at first, then he kissed her on the mouth and hugged her."
When that woman split off from the group, Flajnik and his friends continued on to a local donut shop with the remaining women — one of whom had been texting with Flajnik since they met on Valentine's Day, according to a source. After picking up a dozen pastries, Flajnik and the group walked the few blocks back to his apartment.
"Ben and this girl looked like they were drunk and having a good time," says a witness of Flajnik and his gal, who spent the night at his place and surfaced the next morning wearing the same clothes as the night before. "They were doing weird dance moves, laughing and joking."
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A unique interpretation of the Spring/Summer 2000 collections, Lone Sigurdsson worked with stylist Jane How to create plasticine replicas of the season's key looks. Explore creations from Comme des Garçons, Yohji Yamamoto and Hussein Chalayan through our multilayered interactive, image gallery and fashion film.
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Being in front of an audience was something Logan West was used to when she captured the title of Miss Teen USA 2012. Logan has been a passionate dancer since the age of 2 and claims the art form as well as competing in pageants has helped her to become the confident young woman she is today.
This wasn't always the case as Logan was ruthlessly bullied growing up. She has turned her negative experiences into positives by creating the "Unite Against Bullies" program which she plans to expand nationally to educate young people about bullying,.
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Indianapolis-based Ambrose Property Group has announced a key partnership for the redevelopment of the former GM Stamping Plant in downtown Indianapolis. The commercial real estate firm is teaming up with the Gene B. Glick Co. to build and manage apartments as part of the $1.4 billion mixed-use redevelopment project. Ambrose says the partnership is also part of plans to catalyze "philanthropic and community-centric strategies to strengthen Indianapolis." The firm also...
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The CE-5 Initiative
Definition: CE-5 is a term describing a fifth category of close encounters with Extraterrestrial Intelligence (ETI), characterized by mutual, bilateral communication rather than unilateral contact. The CE-5 Initiative has as its central focus bilateral ETI-human communication based on mutual respect and universal principles of exchange and contact. CE types 1-4 are essentially passive, reactive and ETI initiated. A CE-5 is distinguished from these by conscious, voluntary and proactive human-initiated or cooperative contacts with ETI. Evidence exists indicating that CE-5s have successfully occurred in the past, and the inevitable maturing of the human/ETI relationship requires greater research and outreach efforts into this possibility. While ultimate control of such contact and exchange will (and probably should) remain with the technologically more advanced intelligent life forms (i.e., ETI), this does not lessen the importance of conscientious, voluntary human initiatives, contact and follow-up to conventional CE-s types 1-4.
CSETI is the only worldwide effort to concentrate on putting trained teams of investigators into the field where 1) active waves of UFO activity are occurring, or 2) in an attempt to vector UFOs into a specific area for the purposes of initiating communication. Contact protocols include the use of light, sound, and thought. Thought - specifically consciousness - is the primary mode of initiating contact.
Core Principles
- There is strong evidence for the existence of ETI, civilizations and spacecraft.
- ETI/ETS have been and are currently visiting the Earth.
- Careful bilateral communications between ETI and humans is of continuing importance and will increase in the future.
- CSETI approaches the study of ETI with cooperative, peaceful, non-harmful intentions and procedures.
- The establishment of a lasting world peace is essential to the full development of the ETI-Human relationship.
- Both humans and ETI, as conscious, intelligent beings, are essentially more alike than dissimilar; CSETI is dedicated to the study of both our shared and unique characteristics.
- CSETI operates on the premise that ETI net motives and ultimate intentions are peaceful and non-hostile.
- It appears probable that more than one extraterrestrial civilization is responsible for the ETI/ETs contact so far observed. It is likely that this represents a cooperative effort.
- CSETI will attempt to cultivate bilateral ETI-human contact and relations which will serve peaceful, cooperative goals. It is NOT a goal of CSETI to acquire ET advanced technologies which may have a potential harmful or military application if disclosed prematurely.


text: Mesmerizing sand art turns beaches into fantastical canvassesUpdated 11:05 AM ET, Tue June 3, 2014 Chat with us in Facebook Messenger. Find out what's happening in the world as it unfolds. Photos: The writing in the sandSouth Africa's sandscribe – For most a trip to the beach is all about relaxing, lounging in the sun and breaking away from the stressful realities of urban life. An opportunity to feel the sand between your toes and tread gently through the surf. But for South African calligrapher, Andrew van der Merwe, the sand stretches in front of him as an enormous blank canvas ready to be sculpted and carved into a work of art before the tide comes and washes it away. By Lauren Said-Moorhouse, for CNNHide Caption 1 of 9 Photos: The writing in the sandSouth Africa's sandscribe – Van der Merwe, 49, started designing these intricate pieces at beaches around Cape Town as a means of getting away from his desk. He explains: "When you work as a calligrapher, you sit at a desk and you sit with a small piece of paper in front of you and you channel all your energy through a nib onto a tiny little piece of paper. "When I was younger, that did it for me, but I began to feel a bit frustrated and getting out on to the beach and using your whole body in an energetic way to do your calligraphy is really refreshing for me."While he started by using sticks to dig out the patterns, soon Van der Merwe started developing specialized tools for his hobby, including modified buckets and shovels. He also began fashioning footprint-free sandals by attaching flat, wooden paddles to his shoes so as not to leave a mark on his elaborate designs in the sand. "It's quite strenuous. If I work with one of my bigger tools, it pulls out easily up to two kgs of sand at a time," he adds. Hide Caption 2 of 9 Photos: The writing in the sandSouth Africa's sandscribe – The self-proclaimed beachscribe has become adept at constructing complex and strikingly ornate drawings in the sand. While it depends on the complexity of each piece, it usually takes Van der Merwe a couple of hours to carve out the patterns and then photograph them in the right lighting. Here, a model poses on the beach with a sand pattern carved by Van der Merwe directly behind her. Hide Caption 3 of 9 Photos: The writing in the sandSouth Africa's sandscribe – Van der Merwe mixes up the styles he sculpts on the beach. Some are pattern work while others are asemic -- or meaningless -- designs heavily influenced by writing systems from the continent. "I took an interest in African writing systems but I'm not a paleontologist or a linguist. And there's no way I'm going to be learning all these languages. I'm a calligrapher so I'm interested in their forms. I think what started it is the Tifinagh, a North African writing system of the Tuareg people. They have always been fiercely independent -- they resisted Islamic imperialism, they've always kept their own writing system in small pockets. And when I looked at it, I went 'Gosh! that looks like Phoenician or ancient Greek,' and that was very interesting because there is a connection between this North African writing system and Phoenician if you study their forms. And I just started playing with those forms, carving them on the beach."Hide Caption 4 of 9 Photos: The writing in the sandSouth Africa's sandscribe – The natural environment is an important theme for the calligrapher. He often enjoys playing with the relationship between the sun and water, as pictured here at the Kleinrivier river mouth -- meaning "Small river" in Afrikaans -- in Hermanus, near Cape Town. Van der Merwe says the asemic nature of his work means that he can take the African writing influences he has become so passionate about and combine them with traditions present from the West's writing systems. He adds: "I play with it, I break it, join it, adapt it, which is entertaining to me, it's a nice challenge. It's like playing with a musical theme. If you look at asemic writing on the beach, there's a musicality to it -- there is a rhythm and a logic."Sometimes what I do is I borrow from those forms and adapt western writing letter forms. It's a hybrid of the two, like what Paul Simon did with Ladysmith Black Mambazo, borrowing from African music."Hide Caption 5 of 9 Photos: The writing in the sandSouth Africa's sandscribe – The designs of this piece were strongly-influenced by the Adinkra icons of the Akan people of Ghana and the Ivory Coast. Van der Merwe explains that the symbols convey a variety of things from objects, phrases and historical events as opposed to pictographic icons like Egyptian hieroglyphics. Elaborating on how West African writing systems have captured his imagination, he says: "They are wonderfully anthropomorphic in their forms. All the little letters look like little people doing things. I started playing with that as well."Hide Caption 6 of 9 Photos: The writing in the sandSouth Africa's sandscribe – Here the calligrapher highlights the importance of relationships by writing the Zulu proverb: "Umuntu, ngumuntu, ngabantu" which translates as "a person is a person through the people." Hide Caption 7 of 9 Photos: The writing in the sandSouth Africa's sandscribe – A sand piece by Van der Merwe entitled "African calligrapher, me" carved on Witsands beach, Cape Town in January 2011. Explaining his thoughts behind the piece on his website, he writes: "It is a self-portrait, the quill-wielding, running figure at the Southern tip of Africa being the way I see myself in happier moments. All those other fantastical, interlocking and interconnected letters and symbols -- many of which come from African writing systems -- represent the way I, as a white South African, see Africa with all it's incredible diversity and liveliness, but especially all those indigenous languages who's sounds and forms I so love but do not understand."Hide Caption 8 of 9 Photos: The writing in the sandWriting in the sand – On the fleeting, transitory nature of his work, Van der Merwe concludes: "When you visit a museum, you don't walk away with the art on the walls, you walk away with a memory. So the beach calligraphy creates an experience for me. And it can be a very meditative process."Hide Caption 9 of 9Powered by Livefyre


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Two arrested after discovery of crystal meth
Police in Orange arrested two people Thursday, June 13, after a disturbance led them to discover more than a gram of what is believed to be methamphetamine, also known as crystal meth.
According to a police report from the Orange Police Department, officers were dispatched at 10:44 a.m. to North 19th Street near Monterrey Drive in Orange in reference to a disturbance between two known individuals. As they were en route to the scene, Officer Tim Pruitt says he saw one of the known parties, 31-year-old Orange resident Jonathan Derick Hickey, driving from the scene in a SUV. Pruitt and another officer stopped Hickey, and upon searching him found three clear plastic baggies, two of which containing a substance that appeared to officers to be crystal meth. During a search of the vehicle, Pruitt reported a "clear narcotic pipe" was found in the floorboard of the vehicle.
At that time, according to the police report, the second known suspect reported as participating in the disturbance, Sarah Katherine Smith, 32, of Orange, walked toward the SUV Hickey was driving when stopped. Pruitt reported that he ordered Smith to stop and wait in the grass on the east side of the road. While placing Hickey into the patrol unit, the officers noticed Smith was not standing where ordered. Instead, she reportedly entered the back seat of Hickey's vehicle, closed the door and appeared "as if she was looking for something." She was removed from the vehicle, but not before she grabbed the glass pipe, police reported. Pruitt indicated in his report that once she was outside the vehicle, he noticed the previously inventoried pipe was missing from the floorboard of the SUV. Upon questioning Smith, she admitted she had the pipe and removed it from her bra before giving it to the police.
Hickey was arrested for felony possession of a controlled substance, and Smith was arrested for felony tampering with evidence. Both were taken to the Orange County Jail. Both have prior arrests and convictions including, for Hickey, burglary of two or more vehicles (state jail felony), possession of a controlled substance. failure to identify, possession of prohibited weapons and felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and for Smith, theft and driving while intoxicated.


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PITTSBURGH (AP) Jeremiah Jones led four players in double figures with 15 points, and Duquesne pulled away from a 37-37 halftime tie to beat Maine 87-73 on Saturday.
Kadeem Pantophlet scored 14 points for the Dukes (4-3), and Sean Johnson and Quevyn Winters had 13 each.
Justin Edwards led the Black Bears (2-5) with 19 points, Xavier Pollard scored 17 and Alasdair Fraser 14.
Duquesne outshot Maine from the field 49.1 percent (28 of 57) to 43.9 percent (29 of 66), but the Dukes outscored the Black Bears by 11 points at the foul line.
Xavier Pollard's 3-pointer gave Maine a 33-30 advantage with 5:38 left in the first half, but Duquesne squared it up on Martins Abele's free throws with 51 seconds left.
Maine led 50-48 on Till Gloger's layup 4:48 into the second half, but Derrick Colter's 3-pointer gave the Dukes the lead for good at 51-50.


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It's that time again.
"Heaven and earth will pass away, but My words will by no means pass away. But of that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, but My Father only. But as the days of Noah were, so also will the coming of the Son of Man be."
Harold Camping also predicted that the rapture would happen in 1994.
In this world of doubts, upheaval and fear one thing we can count on is that the rapture will not happen on May 21, 2011. And the World will not end in October 21st.
Even the Theology of the Rapture is quirky; it is less that 150 years old and was formed in a controversial period of Christian History. But more on that on May 22nd.
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Before the season, Illinois guard and Champaign native Rayvonte Rice promised freshman Leron Black that if Black had a double-double in a win, he could come to Rice's home for some of his mother's home cooking.
After Black's 13-point, 15-rebound performance Wednesday in a victory against Purdue, Rice asked him, "What you want?"
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When John Groce compares Black to senior center Nnanna Egwu, that's the highest compliment from the Illini coach.
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11th Annual Miles For Melanoma "Accurate" 5K Run/Walk
A Huge Success
A great day in which individuals and families from all over came together to celebrate loved ones and feel the strength of those who have been, or are in treatment.
The success of the annual 5K Run/Walk walk depends upon two groups of people; those who come to run, walk and cheer, and those involved in the planning, coordination and implementation of the event. CCMAC is grateful and appreciative of all those; the board and volunteers who work so hard planning and implementing this very important event.
The day of the walk starts with committed volunteers who arrive at the park shortly before the sun rises in order to unload the truck, set up the tents, tables, and chairs; hang the banners, post the signage, fill the balloons, and line the Run/Walk path with the hundreds of the "In Honor of, and In Memory" signs. Some of the early morning risers included Jerry Pelan 1st. on the scene at 5am to unload the truck, his early arrival and help gave us a big head start and getting everything set up on time. Next to arrive was Joe Buckshaw, his son Joe, a friend Jason and one other friend who was bribed to come so early on. Without these guys the tents would have never been set up on time. Later Joe Sr. also did a bang up job with the helium balloons. Soon to follow was Mrs. Debbie Amato, whose beautiful daughter Debbie Amato Formato died this past October from Melanoma. The Mrs. Amato, Debbie her daughter and friends were regular attendees of past walks. Mrs. Amato could not do enough to help us set up and ensure the event want smoothly. Special thanks to Mrs. Debbie Amato, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Once at the park the first thing our attendees do is register. Registration this year was handled by; Fred and Kathy Kortman, Marisue, Rocco and Jill Ianarelli, Kathy & Mary Antonacci and John Traina, ZoeAnn Hamilton and Lisa Dzurilla, and Angela Pitto.
Following registration folks head over to receive their "GOODY BAGS", at the "GOODY BAG TABLE" staffed by the Clark high school cheerleaders.
While waiting for the run and walk to begin over 150 attendees took advantage of the FREE Skin Cancer Screenings being offered at the walk. We are grateful to Dr. Jeff Ellis of Belaray Dermatology and Dr. Amit Garg, Chair of Dermatology of the North Shore -LIJ Dermatology Department who made this possible. The NS-LIJ dermatology department also had a team participating in the run. Barbara and Donald Gleason managed all registrations for the screening event. Dr, Jeff Ellis is pictured below left, and Dr. Amit Garg below right with baseball cap.
Many participants visited the Prize Wheel and Kids tables which were a big hit with all of the Kids, young and old. The prize wheel and table were managed by Helen Sanudo and Grace and Kate Buckshaw, while the Kids table was managed by Wendy & Rich Ruocco, Tina and Lauren Ruocco, and Mark.
The Kids table provided children of all ages an opportunity make bracelets using UV Sensitive Beads and paint finger nails with UV Sensitive Polish. The UV sensitive beads and polish when exposed to the UV rays of the sun turn colors from white to purple. The stronger the rays, the darker purple they turn. The kids are having fun and learning at the same time. They also could get their faces painted which as you can tell from the slide show below many took advantage of.
Prior to the Run/Walk beginning we were proud to have the Nassau County Explorers Honor Guard and Officer Sharon Galvin of the Nassau County Police Department present the Flag and lead us in the pledge of allegiance.
In addition to those running, walking and cheering CCMAC is especially grateful for the continued support of the events sponsors and promoters; Belaray Dermatology, Blue Lizard, Cablevision News Channel 12 Long Island, Emblem Health, Fresh 102.7, Hats.com, Hillside Beverage, Jay Letterman and My Country 96.1 WJVC, Jay Oliver & Long Island News Radio 103.9 FM, King Kullen, McCLain Laboratories, Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano and the Nassau County Legislature, North Shore – LIJ Dermatology, Ridgewood Savings Bank, Snapple, and UVSkinz.
Thanks to Holly Koehler and Laura Hamilton for selling chances, to Marissa and ALexa of the Clarke Cheerleaders for staffing the Volunteer Sign in Table, to Katie Vollino & Bella for staffing the Greeters, and to Carole Frost Kelly (Melanoma Survivor) for staffing the Merchandise Table, and for all the work she continues to do over the years to prevent Melanoma Skin Cancer. Carole has been a great support to many diagnosed with this terrible disease. Special thanks to our our photographers; Wendy Ruocco and Theresa McCloskey of Team McCloskey, who every year do a great job capturing special moments and documenting the event in pictures, and our Videographer Rosalia Gaudino, of Team Gaudino for capturing special moments on video. Thank You Wendy, Theresa and Rosalia!
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Whether you're teaching in the primary classroom, reading intervention or homeschooling your little one, you'll need to teach your students how to identify and recognize word chunks. Regardless of the the phonics or spelling program you are using, these word chunk posters can be displayed, either one at a time as they occur in the word learning for the week and/or then displayed up somewhere in your classroom as an anchor for their learning. For years, I have taught phonics through the teaching of word chunks (some programs like Open Court call them Sound/Spelling patterns) but whatever program you use, these vowel and consonant letter combinations are essential letter patterns for your little ones to know and be able to apply.
In fact, if you are implementing the Common Core standards this year, the use and teaching of these word chunks correlate to the Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade standard of Reading: Foundational Skill - Phonics and Word Recognition, sub-standard 3: "Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words."
So, because I have had so much success with teaching word chunks as a part of my phonics instruction, I have created an updated set of work chunk posters and quick reference sheet for you and your students. The other part of my phonics instruction (using the Month by Month Phonics curriculum by Patricia Cunningham) is the weekly word wall words. I have created a week by week sequence for the word wall words which I am in the process of updating as well and get up for download soon. These word chunks however, can be used as a stand-alone product, with Word Wall Phonics Instruction (like Month by Month Phonics) or with whatever spelling and phonics program your school currently uses, if anything.
I cannot tell you the joy and confidence your students will have when they recognize these word chunks in their books, poems, homework, everywhere....and they won't be shy in giving them a 'shout-out'..."Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Jones...that's one of our word chunks!" they will proudly declare.
Happy Reading! ~Jen


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For the Blue Devils, senior Matthew DeJohn shot a 73 on Sunday, good for +3 on the par-70 course. He is tied for eighth place Junior Monte Mullen is one stroke back (74, +4) and in a tie for 12th place, and freshman Matt Hills shot a 76, good for +6 and a tie for 26th.
Sophomore Connor Murphy shot a 77 and is tied for 33rd and freshman Nick Direda fired a 79 (+9), good for a tie for 43rd.
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Each village out here has its reliable, diner-like breakfast and lunch joints. Southampton has Sip 'n' Soda, Bridgehampton has the Candy Kitchen, and Montauk has John's Pancake House. But none of them comes close to the friendly and bustling Fairway restaurant at the Poxabogue Golf Center in Sagaponack. An institution for over 20 years, it was recently, temporarily (and almost permanently) lost. I'll spare you the details of the saga, but it involved money and mildew. The good news is the Fairway is back, with a few structural improvements, and once again under the professional guidance of Dan Murray.
Perched on the highway at the edge of a driving range and golf course, the Fairway has indoor and outdoor dining. There is a pretty patio in the back with a border of flowers. Whiskey barrels full of bright and cheery marigolds line the driving range. Not much has changed on the inside, just a bit of sprucing up. The interior is creamy white bead board with olive green trim. There are a lot of windows all around. Low stools surround the counter, and there is a new tile floor and a flat-screen TV. The menu remains reasonable, tempting, and has everything an all-day breakfast lover could want. Omelets? Huge, and only $10.50 with home fries and toast. Buttermilk pancakes, bagels, hot chocolate, and so on. There are fresh soups daily and plenty of grilled and fried delights.
Upon entering, you will most likely be greeted and seated by Mr. Murray himself. He is everywhere at once and imperturbable.
On a recent visit we began our meal with the summer squash soup and taco salad. The soup was light with a tomato base and had plenty of chunks of zucchini and squash. The taco salad was very nice, lots of romaine lettuce, cucumbers, onions, and tomatoes topped with chili with beans and cheese. The tortillas served with it were flour tortillas, deep-fried for added crunch. It was a huge portion for $13.95, and very fresh and tasty.
We then moved on to a BLT on a Thomas's English muffin, a reuben, and the fish and chips. The menu advertises BLTs "with a larger than usual portion of bacon." This is true, and it was cooked to crisp perfection. The reuben was very good as well, served open-faced with lean corned beef, sauerkraut, and Swiss cheese. Some very good creamy coleslaw was served alongside.
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The fish and chips were probably the best of the three. The fish was three big wedges of cod, moist on the inside with a very crunchy coating similar to tempura. The fries were thick cut with skins on.
I didn't see it on the menu, but one of my guests, a Fairway regular, informed us that there are free refills on beverages. Who does that anymore?
Fairway is always packed. Packed with families, couples, people having business meetings, and plenty of those of us on the back nine of life. Service on our visit was friendly and professional.
Prices are $6.95 to $14.50 for breakfast items, $4.50 to $13.95 for soups and salads, $10.50 to $16.50 for sandwiches and grill items, and $6.95 for desserts. There is also a very reasonable children's, or "junior golfers" menu.
There are three choices for desserts, a banana split, strawberries and blueberries with vanilla ice cream, and a warm brownie sundae. We chose the brownie sundae, which was made with a big square of homemade brownie full of chocolate chips and some good quality vanilla ice cream, all topped with fresh whipped cream.
Danny Meyer, the founder of Union Square Restaurant Group and author of "Setting the Table" is America's foremost expert on the hospitality industry. If Mr. Meyer were to walk into the Fairway and meet Dan Murray, I believe he would say, "This is how it's done." Good food, good value, and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.


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Applications Now Being Accepted for Big South's Sunbelt Rental ScholarshipNovember 07, 2018Charlotte, N.C. – Big South Corporate Partner Sunbelt Rentals, for the 10th consecutive year, is offering a scholarship to Big South students entering their final semester as an undergraduate. Applications for the scholarship are now being accepted on www.bigsouthsports.com, and the deadline for submissions is Tuesday, Dec. 18.
USC Upstate to Send Student Spirit Bus to Big South Women's Soccer Championship SemifinalsOctober 30, 2018Spartanburg, S.C. – The USC Upstate athletics department is offering the opportunity for university students to attend the women's soccer game on Friday evening against Gardner-Webb in the semifinals of the Big South Women's Soccer Championship in Matthews, N.C.
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USC Upstate to Host Midnight Madness on Oct. 24October 18, 2018Spartanburg, S.C. – With the start of the regular season just around the corner, the USC Upstate men's and women's basketball teams will celebrate by hosting Midnight Madness on Wednesday, October 24 at 9:30 p.m. from the Eddie and Ann Payne Arena in the G.B. Hodge Center. Doors will open at 9:00 p.m.
USC Upstate SAAC Partners with American Red Cross to Support Hurricane Florence VictimsOctober 05, 2018Spartanburg, S.C. – The USC Upstate Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) will be using the next week to support the American Red Cross in its goal of gathering donations for the victims of Hurricane Florence.
Spartan Spotlight: 100 Days ReportSeptember 26, 2018Welcome to our first Spartan Spotlight, my quarterly report to our fan base. While I will communicate often and through multiple mediums, I recognize transparency is key to our success and I want to ensure our fans have a front seat view of everything that's happening at the University and within the Department of Athletics. For that reason, we will publish the Spartan Spotlight quarterly to keep you updated and informed so that you can keep your finger on the pulse of Spartan athletics!
USC Upstate Names Sarah Gildersleeve Assistant Director of Student-Athlete EnrichmentSeptember 17, 2018Spartanburg, S.C. – The University of South Carolina Upstate Department of Athletics has announced the hiring of Sarah Gildersleeve as the new Assistant Director of Student-Athlete Enrichment.
USC Upstate Volleyball to Host Children's Cancer Awareness GameSeptember 14, 2018Spartanburg, S.C. – The USC Upstate volleyball team will be welcoming the Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas to the G.B. Hodge Center on Saturday, Sept. 22 when it hosts Radford at 5 p.m.
USC Upstate Announces 2018-19 Basketball Season Ticket PackagesAugust 24, 2018Spartanburg, S.C. -- The USC Upstate athletics department announced today that season tickets are now on sale for the upcoming 2018-19 men's and women's basketball seasons.
Big South Announces Fall Sports Broadcast Schedule, USC Upstate to be Shown 32 TimesAugust 15, 2018Spartanburg, S.C. – The Big South Conference announced its 2018 fall television schedule on Wednesday afternoon and USC Upstate will be featured 32 times for men's soccer, women's soccer and volleyball on the new BSN on ESPN+.
Big South Conference and ESPN Announce Seven-Year Extension of Media Rights Deal: 900 Annual Events on ESPN+July 24, 2018Charlotte, N.C. – The Big South Conference and ESPN have reached a seven-year extension to its media rights deal that will see close to 1,000 conference events carried on ESPN networks -- including a minimum 900 events each year on ESPN+, the first multi-sport, direct-to-consumer subscription streaming service from The Walt Disney Company Direct-to-Consumer & International segment and ESPN which launched in April. The agreement runs through 2024-25, 34 years since the longstanding relationship began in 1991.
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