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I have sighted five UFOs:
They were "unidentified flying or stationary objects" in the sky. Such objects were sighted by many millions of people globally. One of my neighbors has sighted a huge extraterrestrial spaceship fly right above our building. Air force officers all over the world have sighted extraterrestrial spaceships up close within yards, which would hover over or remain stationary over nuclear weapon storages for hours at a time.
I have spoken to hundreds of people on the street raising awareness of the phenomenon. I'd say about 10 to 15% of the people I spoke to have sighted UFOs and a larger percentage of people know of people who have sighted UFOs. I even spoke with people who have been abducted by extraterrestrial beings.
I would like to know whether people in this forum have sighted any UFOs or have had other experiences pertaining to the phenomena.
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That would be "Top Secret" info and closely guarded by the "agency"......
That particular comic is from smbc-comics.com. I was sort of hoping the original link would go to the original webpage.
If you consider the amount of data that has been collected on the Extraterrestrial Intervention in the past six decades alone, and how the Intervention managed to keep humanity still ignorant about it and/or ridiculing those who have sighted UFOs or even abductees (so cruelly, I might add), then you can see why the ET Intervention can afford to be careless. You can see the ignorance regarding and the denial of the phenomenon even in this thread alone.
Generally, their vehicles seem to have been sighted when they enter and leave their hiding areas which purportedly are in mountains or big bodies of water such as oceans or big lakes. Rarely, there are cases of sightings of huge extraterrestrial vehicles either passing through or remaining stationary up close for people to see. Yet, the ET Intervention seems, at times, careless, though they continue to keep their presence a secret. Considering the fact that vast majority of humanity remains ignorant or in denial about their presence, despite enormous amount of data to suggest or prove that we're being visited by extraterrestrial forces, I'd think they would be able to afford to be careless. Do you see what you guys are doing to help these sinister beings? How foolish is it to help the very beings that are here to take advantage of weak and divided humanity to covertly overtake this world?
One of you mentioned monitoring abductees' homes. Let me tell you. Some of the air force officers during one of their flights have sighted UFOs which they determined to be not manmade vehicles. They attempted to launch a missile at their vehicles. However, apparently, these navigators of the UFOs disabled the launch functionalities. Do you think monitoring devices could not be disabled, if these ETs so desired during their abduction of people, when they are capable of disabling missiles targeted at them before they were even launched? The only thing you would engender by monitoring abductees' homes is invasion of abductees' privacy. Their privacy would be invaded by people and they, or anyone for that matter, would still get abducted by the ETs covertly. You would not be helping them in any way.
I urge all of you, particularly those who are scientifically inclined, to consider this very carefully before answering: what other evidence besides mostly anecdotal evidence do you expect to obtain? Just because you cannot explain the phenomenon does not indicate that the extraterrestrial visitation is not occurring. Isn't it more illogical to conclude that "unidentified" is unidentified so we'll just leave it at that, than to conclude that these aerial vehicles that have been observed in proximity by some people including air force officers, which can maneuver in ways human science and technology cannot explain, would have to be navigated by extraterrestrial intelligent beings? Again, these vehicles are capable of maneuvering in various ways incomprehensible to us: remaining in stationary positions for hours at a time, moving vertically up or down, navigating completely silently, making sharp turns in the air, "jumping" from one location to another, one vehicle "breaking up" into several vehicles or vice versa, attaining unimaginable speeds within seconds from a stationary position, etc.
Before coming to an illogical conclusion that "unidentified flying or stationary objects do not indicate extraterrestrial visitation" or regarding it as "not sane" to conclude otherwise, why not ponder upon it for a while and try coming up with a logical explanation of your own for the phenomenon, and whether it is truly "SANE" to disregard the phenomenon despite the enormous amount of data that has been collected already?
Here're the books again, one of which is the collection of abductees' testimonies and the other is a detailed scientific account of the implants abstracted from abductees, which are found to be manufactured out of extraterrestrial substances.
It seems, from your statements, that some of you guys have not watched the Disclosure Conference at the National Press Club. As I have told you, if you would like the evidence of the phenomenon, go out on the street and ask people whether they sighted UFOs and verify for yourself just how many people have sighted UFOs and not talking about them. You can also watch this video in which air force officers gave testimonies of observing extraterrestrial spaceships up close: Disclosure Conference at National Press Club. Try reading the books I have mentioned. If you have any questions, I will try to answer as best as I can.
Making empty statements such as "there is no evidence of the phenomenon" is simply an idle remark, not to mention erroneous. Go the extra mile and actually find out about it proactively. After all, your life, your loved ones' lives, and really the fate of humanity depends on each one of us becoming aware of it as it truly exists and preparing for the future which will be unlike the past.
About monitoring self-proclaimed abductees: If I stay with them for a month, sleeping in the same room, and don't notice them being abducted, will you then tell me that the aliens have erased my memory of the abduction? Will you tell me that the aliens interrupted my consciousness in some way so I would not be aware of the abduction? If so - then why don't they do the same to the people they abduct?
As for your 'mountain' of evidence - we've always had these sorts of stories. A century ago, almost everyone attributed their bizarre experiences/sightings to gods, angels, or demons. At the start of the space age, a fraction of these people began to attribute their stories to aliens - about the same time we started seeing alien themes in literature, radio plays, and eventually movies.
Explain to me how you know these stories are not the result of angels and/or demons. What evidence do you have for the extra-terrestrial origins of these phenomena? How do you know they aren't the result of humans traveling back to our time from the future? What makes you think that they aren't the result of morgogs venturing out from their cloaked colonies on the bottom of the ocean? Why do you discount the possibility that they are the result of x-men using their mutant powers to dazzle us?
Give me evidence of the extra-terrestrial origins of any of these events - evidence that proves non-supernatural, extra-terrestrial beings were involved rather than supernatural beings, terrestrial time travelers, mutants or cryptids. Give me such evidence and I'll subscribe to your newsletter. Give me even a convincing argument and I'll actually stop laughing at your posts. Otherwise, please seek medical attention.
One of my neighbors has sighted a huge extraterrestrial spaceship fly right above our building.
You need to develop a modicum of skepticism. If you had any, you would have written that sentence changing "has sighted" to "says he saw." Even to write "believes he saw" would be going beyond the available facts.
Let's not even get into how he knew whatever he claims to have seen was "extraterrestrial."
Not all abductees recall the abduction episodes. That is, there are many people walking around without realizing that they had (have) been abducted by extraterrestrials.
I realize that some of you need to obtain some concrete proofs of abduction phenomenon for yourselves. Most abductees who recall the incidences are not likely to come forward claiming that they were abducted. They are psychologically, physically, mentally, and emotionally traumatized not only by the abduction episodes, but also by their fellow human beings who belittle them as "mental cases" and such. If you can find people who claim to have been abducted and are willing to allow you to sleep with them in the same room for a month (for without their permissions, you'd be liable for your actions), how will you know if and when they get abducted? Apparently, the abductees who recollect the incidences remember having been rendered paralyzed, immobilized, or otherwise incapacitated during the abduction. If these extraterrestrials didn't want you to know that they are abducting the people you sleep with in the same room, do you think you wouldn't be forced to remain totally asleep or otherwise rendered unconscious? That is, if they would continue to abduct these people during that month and they did not abduct you as well.
Some of those abductees who recall having been abducted or suspect that they may have been abducted wake up with some strange marks or implants in their bodies. Some of the implants have been extracted by a surgeon who has sent them to be analyzed by different laboratories, without informing the lab technicians how or where he obtained the implants. The lab results were that they are devices engineered with precision, manufactured out of extraterrestrial substances. Here is a quote again from the book "The Aliens and the Scalpel" by Dr. Roger Leir:
Most of the metallurgy indicates that the structure of these objects has an extraterrestrial origin. If this is indeed the case, we will be able to conclude that some individuals with alien abduction histories have objects in their bodies of extraterrestrial origin. The composition of the objects includes metals whose isotopic ratios are clearly extraterrestrial. Moreover, the form of the objects is clearly engineered and manufactured with precision rather than being a naturally occurring form. In short, we now have the "smoking gun" of ufology: hard physical evidence of an alien presence on Earth! (Leir 161)
So those aliens who abduct human beings are physical beings from outer space who brought these implants engineered out of extraterrestrial substances. They have more advanced technology than human beings and they also possess very sophisticated skills to persuade others in the mental environment, which humanity, at large, is not even aware of. There is so much to learn about them: their weaknesses, their strengths, their covert activities, their ultimate goals, and life in the universe. Yet, the skepticism about the phenomenon that is prevalent in the world is deterring humanity from getting educated about them and preparing to face non-human races. Having read the books aforementioned and watched the Disclosure Conference at National Press Club (if you have), what do you truly think about the phenomenon?
I realize that some of you need to obtain some concrete proofs of abduction phenomenon for yourselves.
And you don't?
What kind of "lab" is going to return the result that "This was manufactured off world and is made of an extraterrestrial substance"?
This is the sort of horseshit that charlatans can foist on people who have at best a loose grip on science and can't (or don't want to) think of skeptical questions to ask. There's no such thing as "extraterrestrial metallurgy." Is this taught in advanced metallurgical courses, perhaps on a graduate level? No. Don't make us laugh.
All of the possible elements are right there on the periodic table and we know how they can be compounded, because that is all based on their molecular structure. Some elements want to combine with each other, some can't, some only with great difficulty or under certain circumstances. Any "extraterrestrial" material is going to be one familiar to earthly science.
In short, we now have the "smoking gun" of ufology: hard physical evidence of an alien presence on Earth!
Where are the ufologists hiding it? Why isn't this being proclaimed far and wide by ABC, CNN, FOX, etc.? And please try to answer without implying some sort of conspiracy. This isn't the sort of news which, were it credible, could be contained.
It's easy to talk about something and its properties and what it's evidence of when you don't have to submit it to actual non-ufological examination and testing.
Then we come to a problem with alien abductions that should be obvious. Let's assume some spacecraft pulls up next door to my house to abduct my neighbors. Are you telling me I can't see it? There's no "Come here, Martha, and tell me I'm not seeing things. It looks like that spacecraft is kidnapping Mary Johnson!"?
Why are there reports of "I was abducted by aliens" but no "I saw this weird craft pull up over Mary's house. I saw some beings drop out of it and go into Mary's window. Then they took her out and up into the craft, which flew away."
You can't see how nutty it is that these "abductions" seem to be witnessed only by the abductees? I know enough about these things to know that not all such claims are made by people living in some remote farmhouse of cabin.
Anyway, shame on you for buying into this pseudoscientific crap. What are you, 12 years old?
extraterrestrial metallurgy.
Yes there is... it's regular metallurgy, performed in a place other than Earth.
"Skeptical investigator Joe Nickell says that the alleged implants appear to be ordinary objects such as shards of glass or fragments of metal that become lodged in arms, hands, legs and feet due to accidental falls or barefoot walking. Nickell says that Leir's associate Derrel Sims refused to cooperate when asked to provide a forensic medical institute with specimens or photos for analysis."
Sounds like bullshit to me...
Evidence please, not conjecture, not testimony, fucking hard evidence.
If you don't require cold, hard evidence because you know the truth, then GTFO!
I have seen a few things that I thought to be 'interesting', but so far nothing that stands out. I do look up to the skies rather often, a have seen interesting events like the 'double sun' from temperature inversions, and a 'Triangle shape' of lights.
On a trip with a friend once, she commented that 'that is an interesting cloud', to which I asked 'Is it coming towards us?' We laughed our fool heads off on that one!
For far no 'little green persons' of note. Of course would I recognize such folks, out of everything else that attracts our attention?
So far the only UFO's were from other people's observations, told to me in confidence. I find this sad, maybe I am not a good observer, or just not stupid enough to exagerate an observation to include 'magical thinking' or 'drama'.
So far the weirdest stuff has come from other people. Any where from the strangest claims of ability, to observations that would confound anyone of reasonable sense.
I do hold out hope that one day I will observe that one great 'WOW' event, that might change me, but so far nada....
Hi ET
When I was about 14, driving with my brother from Melbourne to Sydney we saw three things in the sky that looked like this -
Not as far off in the distance as the top photo - more like the bottom picture on the left.
It was a clear blue sunny day when we saw three of these, one behind the other and they didnt disperse like you would expect from a cloud - they stayed in form but moved similarly to a cloud.
Maybe they were clouds - who knows - who cares? It was fun and very exciting. We couldnt stop talking about it.
I love this stuff - people love this stuff and it does no harm to anyone.
I hope you catch one some day ET.


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The theory and techniques of wirelessly sending information (voice, music, data) from one location to another is studies from a systems point of view. This includes a signal analysis, modulation techniques, transmitters, receivers, low noise amplifiers, and filters in the RF frequency spectrum. In addition, special topics of current interest are introduced. This course incorporated a student-based communication design and analysis laboratory.
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The following electrical circuit and wiring diagram apply for 1997 Ford Expedition air conditioning system. It shows the interconnection between electrical parts of the air conditioning system such as front and rear blower motor/ motor switch, power distribution box, A/C compressor clutch solenoid, powertrain control module, A/C clutch cycling pressure switch, A/C pressure cut off switch, auxiliary A/C blower motor, auxiliary A/C relay, blower motor resistor, rear integrated control panel, console blend door actuator, console blower motor, blower motor relay, junction box fuse/relay panel, function selector switch, cooling fan relay, and hybrid cooling fan.
Find detail Ford Expedition Air Conditioning Electrical Circuit and Wiring Diagram here (page 1 and page 2 – source: autolib.diakom.ru).


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Buying a home is typically the largest investment a family will make. For those that send a child or children off to college, college expenses are usually the second-largest expense.
Buying a home is typically the largest investment a family will make. For those that send a child or children off to college, college expenses are usually the second-largest expense.
Since 1990, those costs have grown considerably. For example, in 1990 a public four-year college cost about $4975 per year (tuition, fees, room and board). In 2012, those same expenses averaged about $16,789 per year.
Private college expenses were much higher. A private four-year college averaged a little over $12,000 per year in 1990.
In 2012 those same expenses averaged over $33,000 per year. College expenses have increased annually at about 5 ½%, while over the same time inflation has increased around 2.75%.
Costs for a public two-year college in 1990 averaged (tuition, fees, room and board) $3299 per year. Those same expenses in 2012 averaged about $8561 per year. So with costs like that you have to ask yourself, is it worth it?
Well, the average median income of a college graduate, both male and female, is about 50% higher than their high school graduate counterparts. On the downside, student loan debt in this country is now at a whopping $1.2 trillion dollars.
According to a recent Forbes article by Chris Denhart, two thirds of all graduating students have some level of debt. The average graduating debt load is $26,600.
How about saving for college? If you wanted to put away just $25,000 (which is not enough) for one of your kids; you would have to save $72/month for 18 years (at 5% interest).
Two widely used investment tools for college saving today are 529 plans and Coverdell educational savings accounts.
529 Savings Plans
Federal law allows states to establish tax-advantaged savings programs to pay for students qualified higher education expenses. In these programs, contributions are made to an account established for an individual. An investment management firm typically manages the account funds.
Depending on the fund, the account owner may have a range of investments that they can choose from.
Contributions are not tax deductible but growth in the account is tax-deferred.
Distributions used solely to pay for qualified higher education expenses are federally tax-exempt.
State or local law can vary. 529 Savings Plans allow you to put a lot more money away for college however, your investment options are restricted by the plan you are in.
They are a great investment vehicle for grandparents who are looking at ways to reduce the size of their estate and/or to put away money for their grandchildren. In 2013 the annual gift tax exclusion amount is $14,000 per individual. A married couple can elect to split gifts for a total annual contribution of $28,000 per beneficiary.
So, grandparents can gift $28,000 per year per beneficiary.
In fact, they could even do a one time distribution of $70,000 each or $140,000 per couple for each beneficiary.
529 Pre-paid tuitions
Federal law also allows states and qualifying private colleges to establish a tax advantage prepaid tuition plan.
Under these plans, contributions are made into a qualified trust to prepay, at today's prices, some or all of the beneficiaries tuition costs.
Coverdell educational savings account
These are also called educational IRAs. Just as in a 529 plan, contributions are not tax-deductible but so long as the earnings are distributed to pay qualified educational expenses, the earnings are not taxed.
Federal income tax law currently limits contributions of an educational IRA to $2000 per beneficiary per year. Contributions must be made before the beneficiary reaches age 18.
There is a contribution phase out so, for married couples making over $220,000 per year, they could not contribute to an educational IRA.
The educational IRA has a wider array of authorized expenses. While the 529 plan is specifically for post secondary expenses; the educational IRA may also be used for K-12 expenses.
Lastly, you are not limited to a range of investments by an investment manager as in a 529 plan. You have a full array of investment options just like your other IRA accounts.
When my three kids graduated from high school, I gave all of them pretty much the same advice.
They needed to go to college or a technical school because they needed a degree or skill to command a decent salary.
If they wanted to go college, I would pay for two years at a community college where they could complete their core courses. If they were properly motivated, they could pay for their remaining two years at a four year college.
I would assist. I am a firm believer kids need to have some skin in the game when it comes to college.
Of course, none of it worked out that way but from a purely cost perspective, two years at a community college and finishing your remaining years at a four year college is the best way to go.


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Having garaged a bike, and everyone I know has done the same thing, the Bike Bouncer is interesting and could possibly save you a replacement frame. (That is if you remember to hook it onto your garage!)
And from the bizarro world, is the bouncer bike, which is . .. well, just have a look for yourself.


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Created in a burger joint on the Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Turnpike in the spring of 2009, the Jazz Jam Session will celebrate its accomplishments and internationally renowned musical guests at its first CD release party at Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor next Thursday. A success by all accounts, Claes Brondal and his core Thursday Night Live Band brought not only business to a roadhouse-style restaurant, but an experience that led to more live music throughout Sag Harbor.
The Jam Session is a partnership between John Landes, an attorney, music lover, an owner of Bay Burger, and chairman of the board of Peconic Public Broadcasting, and Mr. Brondal, an accomplished Danish drummer with a dream of sharing the musical message of jazz diversity with a community of all ages and demographics.
Mr. Brondal wanted to provide a creative venue where musicians could practice their craft before a live audience, network with other musicians, and showcase their talent. The jam became an important open venue for jazz musicians, Mr. Landes said, which "means a lot." Mr. Landes has grabbed the microphone and sang himself a few times, and he also has a guitar and a dream.
With its current house band including Bryan Campbell on guitar, Peter Martin Weiss on bass, and Mr. Brondal on drums, the Thursday Night Band's jam has been recorded and broadcast weekly on WPPB. About 100 hours of live recorded material from their weekly two-hour shows has resulted in the CD "Live On Thursday Nights."
Aiming for a mix of special guests and regular performers whose styles varied from Latin jazz to funk, the task of choosing tracks was not a simple endeavor. Two of the tracks were recorded at a benefit concert for Bay Street Theatre that featured the All That Jazz All Star Super band, which was also born out of the Jam Sessions.
Mr. Brondal is responsible for bringing in master musicians who join the core band's guitar, bass, drums, and almost always a piano. As word spread, "jammers just walked in the door," said Mr. Landes last Thursday. They included Bernard Purdie, who "stopped by this summer." Mr. Landes said the unexpected performance from the man who played drums with Ringo Starr on the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club" is part of the excitement of the jam.
Special guests also include Morris Goldberg, who played on Paul Simon's "Graceland" album, Randy Brecker, a multi-Grammy Award-winning composer and musician, and Dick Behrke, who has arranged for Bobby Darin, known for playing with a white glove. Many other acclaimed musicians have graced the restaurant and are on the CD, too. Several are expected at the release party.
Despite its esteemed guests and several calls for reservations, the Jam Session is not stuffy in the least. Performances must be family-friendly, because the "happiest moments are when kids dance," Mr. Landes said. His grandson, Leo, has been coming for the two years since he was born, and Mr. Brondal's son is in attendance weekly as well, soon to be joined by his new brother, who is just a few weeks old.
With more of a casual, party atmosphere than the usual jazz concert, there is food available from Bay Burger's menu and "Nobody is stuck to a table," Mr. Landes said. On warm days the crowd spills out onto an outdoor patio, with no complaints from the next-door neighbors, Dale Haubrich and Bette Lacina, owners of the Under the Willow Organics farm.
Since Bay Burger closes down for four months in the winter, Mr. Landes happily supports the Jam Session's move to other local venues during that time, which have included the Bay Street Theatre lobby and Page at 63 Main. "It's good for the village," he said.
Before the Jam Session, Mr. Landes explained, Sag Harbor had essentially shut down live music. He contributed his legal expertise to the creation of a music ordinance a few years ago, he said, after it was demonstrated how live music could be done in an "elegant way" in a restaurant.
The Jam Session's success and vibe also inspired Kelly Connaughton to start up the Sag Harbor American Music Festival, Mr. Landes said, which is now held annually in the village at the end of September. The jam also fosters young musicians, he said, and gives them exposure.
"Cool, hip tunes and good energy" can be expected from the CD, according to Mr. Brondal. It includes six cuts, each about 10 minutes long, taken from the live radio recordings. It is "well-produced," Mr. Landes said, by himself, Mr. Brondal, and George Howard, the sound engineer and owner of Plus Nine Productions, who recorded the live sessions and then engineered the tracks at his Rockin' Horse Studios.
"Live music will never go away," Mr. Brondal said. His favorite part of all of his music endeavors is the live performance and the emotional connection he feels with the audience and the other musicians. When not on stage, he teaches drumming clinics to high school students, among them a Roots and Rhythm workshop that focuses on music and drumming history, and Rhythmology, the study of life and rhythm. He says on his Web site that he seeks to encourage students to "pursue passions of their own, and experience the power of submerging oneself 100 percent."
Mr. Brondal also fronts the Groove Gumbo Super Band, an eclectic band rooted in Latin beats, Nordic folk songs, jazz, and world music. Called a musical playground, the band is a collaborative of musicians formed during the Jam Session that "cooks up a diverse gumbo of musical styles." He also plays in the All That Jazz! Super Band.
With no arrangements so far for a Jam Session this winter, Mr. Brondal said it may be the first winter since its inception that a suitable venue has not been found. "The math just didn't add up," he said. With no cover charge, the musicians have always played for donations only, dependent on listeners attending to support the restaurant, which pays the house band.
Next Thursday's party will go down in the lobby of the Bay Street Theatre from 7 to 9 p.m. There will be a cash bar and complimentary catered food. The CD will be sold with hopes of many giving the gift of music to their loved ones for the holidays. "Live on Thursday Nights" will also be available at Jam Session performances, local retail shops, and cdbaby.com.


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Derek Jacobi
Sir Derek George Jacobi, CBE (October 22, 1938) is an English actor. Though already an acclaimed performer on stage, he gained star status in 1976, as the titular character in the BBC's classic series I, Claudius, which also proved successful for Brian Blessed, John Rhys-Davies, John Hurt, Christopher Guard and Bernard Hill. Noted for his outstanding voice, Jacobi provided narration for many audiobooks. He narrated Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Homer's Iliad, and several of J.R.R. Tolkien's lesser known works.
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- 1998: Roverandom (audiobook, unabridged): Narrator
- 1998: Letters from Father Christmas (audiobook, unabridged): Narrator
- 2003: Farmer Giles of Ham(audiobook, unabridged): Narrator
- 2003: Smith of Wootton Major/Leaf by Niggle (audiobook, unabridged): Narrator
- 2010: The Adventures of Tom Bombadil (audiobook, unabridged): Narrator
- 2010: Mr. Bliss (audiobook, unabridged): Narrator
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[edit] External links
- Derek Jacobi at Wikipedia
- Derek Jacobi at IMDb


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Hello, I've just spent a sleepless weekend setting up a core and a few MDs, great stuff! I've been trying to figure out how to get Pluto to do CDDB lookups, it seems it doesn't support this "out-of-the-box". I'm looking for the id-my-disc package listed @ http://www.geocities.com/medencid/ the instructions on that page don't seem to work? :cry: Thanks!Bill
My problem is not with id-my-disc, but with downloading software from the site the post starter mentioned. There is a package there for ivtv that I need.Can anyone confirm that this site is down or that it's just me?
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Yale junior varsity football team dropped its season opener Sunday afternoon at Frank Field as Dean College topped Yale 40-14. Dean broke open a 13-7 game with 20 points in the third quarter.
Dean, also nicknamed the Bulldogs, took an early lead when Yale's second possession ended with a fumble that was returned into the Bulldogs' end zone. Yale fell behind 13-0 when Dean drove 75 yards for another touchdown late in the second quarter, ending with a 57-yard touchdown pass (and a missed extra point).
A hard hit knocked Yale's starting quarterback, sophomore Jake Semones, out of the game late in the second quarter. Dean was called for a 15-yard penalty on the play, so when sophomore Henry Furman came on in relief the ball was at the Dean 21. After an incompletion and a tackle for loss on a running play, Furman found freshman wide receiver Tyler Hutchison in the end zone and freshman kicker/punter Parker Toms added the extra point to bring Yale within 13-7.
Dean began pulling away with three touchdowns in the third quarter, including one on a kickoff return. The Bulldogs put together one more scoring drive, aided by another 15-yard penalty and a 20-yard third-down conversion toss from Furman to freshman wide receiver Grant Wallace. Furman capped the drive with another scoring toss to Hutchison, this one a seven-yarder.
Dean tacked on another touchdown early in the fourth quarter to make it 40-14, and after Yale's final drive stalled at the Dean 13 with 1:45 to play the visitors came back out on the field and ran out the clock.
The Yale JV team hosts Army at Frank Field next Sunday at 1 p.m.
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Writing the Personal Essay: September
Each week will begin with my introduction of a topic for that week's memoir assignment. Topics will include Food, Place, Love, and Loss. I will email you examples from writers I admire such as Jonathan Lethem, JoAnn Beard, Cheryl Strayed, and Tony Early and discuss how they have accomplished writing these strong essays. How did they introduce their idea? How did they develop it? How did they use characters, dialogue, setting, metaphor and other elements of the craft to achieve their emotional impact? You will write an essay on that topic and share it with the class. Their comments--along with mine--will provide a forum for discussion. I will also have a one on one email conversation with you in which I will offer suggestions for revision. These short exercises will be the building blocks for your final personal essay. You might expand one of the shorter pieces, or combine several of them, or use them as a springboard to a new topic. Although you don't need to have workshop experience for this class, you must feel comfortable with literary discussion at the intermediate level.
ANN HOOD is the author of the bestselling novels The Knitting Circle, The Obituary Writer, and The Book That Matters Most, among others. Her memoir, Comfort: A Journey Through Grief, was a NYT Editor's Choice and was named one of the top ten non-fiction books of 2008 by Entertainment Weekly. She has won two Pushcart Prizes, two Best American Food Writing Awards, a Best American Spiritual Writing and a Best American Travel Writing Award.


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Saturday, December 25, 2010
Merry Xmas!
The red is some lovely scarlet bougainvillea, and the green is my Hill Country dress--the pattern for which is now available! I'm thrilled to announce the release of the "Hill Country Does SHELTER" collection, which is an amazing group of patterns created for the new Brooklyn Tweed wool yarns. Just click on the link to visit the Hill Country Weavers e-commerce site and check out all of the patterns; Jared Flood's going to do a special post about it on the Brooklyn Tweed blog, too. There are hats, sweaters, legwarmers, and other accessories featuring all of the colors in the SHELTER range, and all with a dash of uniquely Austin flavor. They're each available as individual PDF downloads, or grouped in two PDF e-booklets at a generous discount off the single-pattern price. The layouts are gorgeous, with loads of great pictures of the designs themselves and the South Congress district that Hill Country Weavers calls home. WARNING: You may have a hard time choosing just one. I want to make them all myself. Especially Sarah Rose, Elizabeth Cobbe's sweet lace-edged cardigan...
Can I just tell you how great it's been working on this project? First of all, I'm in fabulous company: There are two Elizabeths (MightyGoodYarn and Elizabeth Green Musselman of Dark Matter Knits fame), a Kathy and a Kourtney, an Emily, and Suzanne herself, owner of Hill Country Weavers and all-around amazing lady. As the impresario of this project, Suzanne not only created her own beautiful woven blanket design (AND adapted it to scarf size, so she actually made TWO projects), recruited the local designers and photographer (the fabulous Meg Rice, who you may know as winemegup on Flickr), researched graphic designers and printers and photo shoot locations, oh my!, and brought the whole thing home in a matter of what, four months?
The finished product looks really amazing, and being a part of it might just be the best gift I get this Christmas. To celebrate the launch of the collection, and make this a gift that keeps on giving, I'm announcing my first-ever blog giveaway contest! Just comment on this post with your favorite homemade holiday memory (mine is the taste of my mom's peppermint pinwheel cookie dough). On New Year's Day, I'll pick a name at random from all the commenters. The winner will receive a free pattern of their choice from my Ravelry pattern store (you don't need to have a Ravelry account) and a $50 gift certificate to Hill Country Weavers. (That's enough for several skeins of SHELTER yarn, or both pattern collections. Not that you have to get those exact items, but I'm just saying...)
Tidings of comfort and joy to all of you!
37 comments:
- janna said...
Merry Christmas, Snowden! I think my favorite homemade Christmas memory is probably dinner with the aunts/uncles/cousins at my grandma's when I was a kid. Specifically, Grandma's homemade noodles and yeast rolls - I've spent a lot of time trying to replicate those!
- December 25, 2010 at 7:56 AM
- Sheryl said...
This is awesome!
- December 25, 2010 at 9:04 AM
- Sylvia said...
Your dress is extraordinary. Love Christmas easc year. New memories each year.
- December 25, 2010 at 9:52 AM
- Cyndi J said...
The patterns are lovely! Favorite memories are any that involve having my kids home for the holidays!
- December 25, 2010 at 10:15 AM
- Julie said...
Merry christmas! My favorite memory is going to my grandmother's house. She was amazing cook and always made a dress for me for christmas.
- December 25, 2010 at 10:20 AM
- Anonymous said...
Merry Xmas! My favourite memory is the taste of homemade spaghetti for soup which my Mom basically only makes for xmas, because it's too much work... :)
- December 25, 2010 at 11:05 AM
- ellie said...
Merry Christmas! My favorite homemade memory is a new one. We used to always have those refridgerated pop open bake yourself cinnamon rolls for breakfast Christmas morning and I never liked them. Last year I made fresh from scratch homemade cinnamon rolls. This year my brother called me a few days before Christmas asking if I would please make those rolls again this year. :)
- December 25, 2010 at 12:24 PM
- Anne said...
Christmas wishes to you from Oregon! I'm absolutely in love with the Sarah Rose cardigan pattern and can't wait to make it and others from your collection!
- December 25, 2010 at 12:44 PM
- Anonymous said...
Beautiful dress! My Mom made bell ornaments using a foam bell form, red sequins and decorative headed red pins. They were so beautiful, and are one of my first (and favorite) homemade Christmas memories.
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- December 25, 2010 at 3:21 PM
- Valerie said...
The Christmas eve my mom's hair caught on fire from the sparkler and she didn't know just kept on waving it with a big smile on her face....is one of my favorite memories.
Love the pattern!
- December 25, 2010 at 3:23 PM
- CelticCastOn said...
My favourite memory that I now laugh about was the year my dad made me a doll house. On christmas eve he was still putting the final coat of paint on. I woke up and went to the kitchen to see what he was doing. There was the front of my doll house propped up above out stove drying before the morning. I asked what he was doing but I don't really remember what his reply was. That was the year I realized there was no santa.
I wasn't sad thought that doll house was Ace, and I have it to this day, ready to use with my daughter :)
- December 25, 2010 at 4:51 PM
- KellyInTexas said...
Congratulations on a great design! My favorite Christmas homemade memory? Sewing polar fleece hats for my entire family in 1996. My dad still wears his when he's snowblowing in Minnesota...a jester hat in Green Bay Packer green and gold.
- December 25, 2010 at 5:00 PM
- unionjgirl said...
My favorite homemade memory requires a little background. My dad is Czech, and so our Christmas was mostly about Christmas Eve, when we would go outside to look at the first star and wait for Baby Jesus to deliver the presents. When he's done, Baby Jesus rings a bell that has been hung on the tree.
So, my dad, being a genius, recorded a tape that was like ten or fifteen minutes of silence, and then the sound of a ringing bell. So, for those years when I was young enough to still believe, the bell would ring when no one was in the house! It was so perfect, and probably extended my discovery of the truth by at least a year!
- December 25, 2010 at 7:46 PM
- lisagreenb said...
Throwing my hat into the ring with the memory my first Christmas with my then boyfriend/now husband. Being a California winter, it was warm enough for us to have the windows open in our second story apartment. A bird flew in and wound up hanging out in our tree. Cats went insane, there were a lot of broken ornaments, but the bird was cool as a cucumber until it flew back out the window on to a better tree.
- December 25, 2010 at 8:26 PM
- Erin said...
Merry Christmas! I stumbled upon your stuff through my friend Elizabeth's blog. (MightyGoodYarn) Such amazing stuff! My most-recent favorite memory is making wreaths for my family for Christmas--even the hubby joined in with the hot-glue.
- December 25, 2010 at 9:29 PM
- Barb T. said...
Happy Holidays! My favorite Christmas memories all involve being with my family; I miss my Mom and Dad who made Christmas so special.
- December 26, 2010 at 4:16 AM
- Amy J said...
Beautiful pattern (like all of yours)! Favorite childhood memory...the cookies and fudge. Yum! And now, just watching my two kiddos open their gifts! Happy Holidays to you!
- December 26, 2010 at 6:50 AM
- Natalie Servant said...
My favourite homemade Christmas memory is making mince pies with my mom & siblings. Delicous.
- December 26, 2010 at 10:00 AM
- doviejay said...
Merry Christmas! Favorite Christmas memories are my mom's Stollen sweet bread and Moravian Love Feast Buns. They so much say Christmas to me!
Love the dress!
- December 26, 2010 at 1:12 PM
- Meg said...
just commenting to say i love your dress again, snowden! so proud to be the photographer for this project and excited to see how it's turned out. hope you get loads of love for this because you and all the designers truly deserve it! i want to make everything!
- December 26, 2010 at 1:38 PM
- Amy said...
My favorite holiday memory is putting out the lights (candles in bags) on Christmas Eve while waiting for Santa to arrive on the fire truck.
- December 26, 2010 at 2:56 PM
- VmarksTheSpot said...
Lovely dress design, Snowden!
My favorite Christmas memory is when my family got stranded on the side of a snowy road in the middle of no where in New Mexico. Some strangers passed by and cheerfully helped pull us out of the snowdrift that our car had skidded into because of the icy roads.
- December 26, 2010 at 5:00 PM
- SJS said...
My favorite holiday memory covers many childhood Christmases, listening to my great-uncle play Christmas songs on guitar. He was a professional bluegrass player, and even my grandpa didn't complain while he was playing. :) Thanks for making me think of it and thanks for the opportunity to win.
- December 26, 2010 at 5:07 PM
- Debbie said...
My grandparents on my father's side were French and my Memere made the best soups I have ever tasted to this day! I wish I had the recipes to more than one of them, alas, she died when I was about 12 years old. I still miss her and her wonderful soups!
I love the collection the designers came up with for the SHELTER collection! Your dress and pullover design is beautiful! Thank you for this contest and I hope you have a Safe, Healthy and Happy New Year!
- December 26, 2010 at 7:27 PM
- Verna said...
My favorite holiday memory is caroling with my family of 8.
- December 27, 2010 at 4:29 AM
- Ana said...
Oh, Snowden, such a pretty dress! My favorite Christmas memory is the time mt cat climbed up inside our Christmas tree, and we couldn't find him for a whole day. We heard him, but couldn't find him. When my 3 year old brother finally saw him, he climbed up inside the tree to get to him, almost pulling the tree down. They were both absolutely covered in pine sap, which had to be cut out of their hair. Unhappy, disheveled boy, unhappy disheveled cat. But they smelled so fresh for days.
- December 27, 2010 at 12:21 PM
- Meghan said...
Beautiful dress! My favorite Christmas memory is living in North Dakota for four years while my Dad was in the military. My grandparents would fedex frozen tamales and my mom would make chicken tortilla soup for dinner. We have 4 white christmases before coming back to Texas, but we always added some spice in to warm them up!
- December 27, 2010 at 3:42 PM
- Sabina said...
My favorite Christmas memories are visiting my grandmother-sharing Christmas with all my cousins. My dear grandmother always had fresh poundcake, boiled custard and carrots, peas and corn in a white dish-she thought the veggies looked so pretty-and packages of frozen mixed vegetables could not be used-she didn't like the lima beans in the mixed veggies!
- December 27, 2010 at 6:12 PM
- YakiraKnits said...
Liz Cobbe sent me over here! I have to tell you your designs are beautiful! My favorite holiday memory is me and my cousins, all 13 of us, standing around our grandfather at the family's Chanamas celebration, circa 1976 to the early 80's. Grandpa would press record on the cassette deck and we would all sing our favorite songs. We each got a solo with grandpa playing MC. My cousin Sara still has the cassettes, one from each year, and last year her husband managed to put them on CD and we played them for our teenagers. With mixed horror and hilarity we listened to each and every one! You could hear grandma in the background encouraging us, grandpa telling her in Yiddish to be quiet and our parents telling both of them to stop it and let the kids sing.
- December 27, 2010 at 10:00 PM
- Steven said...
Congratulations, Snowden! My favorite homemeade holiday memory is seeing three misshapen ceramic Christmas trees that all three of us little ones made in kindergarten. We basically molded a bunch of clay around a finger, pulled it off and pinched the edges to simulate branches, and then glazed them. After Mrs. Slip popped them in the kiln, we had shiny green lumps that somewhat resembled trees. My mom proudly displayed them every year, even though they were hideous. But it still warms my heart to think about it. I still have mine!
- December 28, 2010 at 7:48 AM
- Biddywink said...
Lovely dress! Making cookies--dozens and dozens of the same five or six recipes--with my mom every year when I was growing up is my favorite homemade Christmas memory.
- December 28, 2010 at 1:36 PM
- linda Sodaro said...
I always try to make something handmade for my family for Christmas. On Christmas morning they were trying to remember some of them. Last years got a big laugh as they talked about the slippers they got and how one was short and fat and the other long and skinny. Hey, it's the thought that counts. I was quick to ask them if any of their friends mothers had knitted them anything for Christmas---answwer, No.
- December 28, 2010 at 5:19 PM
- Jillana said...
My favorite homemade Christmas memory
is the beans my Mawie always tried to cook! She burned them every year and it was such a gas when she did! We all brought a can of beans one year and she stopped making them but it was all done with a sense of fun and love.
- December 28, 2010 at 8:39 PM
- Knititall said...
I love these patterns, they're gorgeous!
My favourite homemade memory is the taste of the special potato dish we have every year. It's just a tad sweet and absolutely delicious, and we only have it at Christmas (so I look forward to it all year).
Hope you had a wonderful Christmas and wish you a happy New Year!
- December 29, 2010 at 5:30 AM
- Jan (fairjan on Ravelry) said...
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! One of my favorite memories is getting yarn and knitting needles on Christmas morning when I was 9 and learning how to knit that day. I had knit through the entire 1 oz. skein by the time we had dinner at my grandmother's house - we even have my first day of knitting captured on 16mm home movies. The next day, we went to Woolworth's and got more yarn. I still have the scarf.
- December 29, 2010 at 8:20 PM
- Pam S. said...
Every year I try to incorporate a little handmade into the holidays. My current fave is this year's mostly successful first gingerbread house with my 3 kids. I was happy it stood up and the kids decorated it using every available candy bit. one of a kind for sure.
- December 31, 2010 at 4:05 AM
- Anonymous said...
congrats on the new collection! fave homemade memory is sugar cookies with my mom....
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We also got jingle. That's right — we jingle and so can you. We will be at the High Noon Saloon Rudolph's Red Nose Run on Dec. 1 for 7.2 tough miles.
Come see us and claim your bells so you can really run that race with bells on your toes.
This is worth repeating — we are the big run in the small town. We have the big hills in the flat state. Yep, that's us. The Five Trails Half Marathon and 10K is the perfect blend of everything runners want.
Easy access to the start/finish line, painless parking and indoor plumbing. Plenty of course observation points for your fans to cheer you along the way and volunteers who do it all for you. And remember, our name honors those rugged, tenacious pioneers that shaped the frontier. It is not a trail run.
Bounty offered of $100 for the new Half Marathon course record. Fellas, you are looking at 1:16:52 and gals, it is 1:30:18.
The Five Trails Half Marathon and 10K is possible because of our great sponsors. The professionals at MeMa's Old Fashioned Bakery really know how to make their customers smile. Great desserts and a chicken salad divine.
We love sponsors but we have special love for sponsors who are "streakers"; Michelle Knight, RE/MAX Action Realty has been with us since our first year. A streak to be proud of. She sponsors, trains and races.
The Leavenworth County Humane Society is new this year. What an awesome service they provide. Hackworth Family Eye Care sees you, the runner. We welcome them back.
More sponsors will be highlighted next month. Check out the back of the T-shirt from the 2012 race —we like those guys!
I think that is all for now. As always, any questions, concerns, comments you have or if you just want to chat, drop us an e-mail at email@example.com.
See you on the roads.
Five Trails: Never too early to start training
Hello Five Trails runners — Happy Thanksgiving!


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|Big tender pieces of beef, tender carrots, and delicious collard greens!
Here's the interesting thing about parenting. At the same time as I'm experiencing pure joy, I could also be experiencing some pure frustrations. Today, the Princess was as cute as could be. See? Isn't she darling peeking out from behind the tree? Who can resist her?
|She told me to stay where I was because she was peeking!
This morning, after a difficult start, the Princess sat in her high chair in the kitchen coloring pictures for Grandma Peggy while I whipped together this stew for the crock pot. I should probably say I started with a tasty looking stew that I found on Pinterest by Betty Crocker. But it's been very snowy. And I did not have any beef bullion granules. (really who does?) And I wanted to serve it over rice because my mother-in-law says that rice helps to stop up a baby with a digestive system on overdrive. So I left out the potatoes. And my mom always put celery in her chili and putting celery in stew made me think of her so I doubled it. And then I got a little fancy with the deglazing the pan with red wine. (But that might have been because at that particular point in the morning I was wondering how stay at home mother's don't crack open the wine before lunch. The length of time I deglazed was about equal to checking the Princess for a fever, picking up the crayons that were thrown on the floor, wiping applesauce off the floor, the counter, and the Princess, and then giving in and parking the Princess in front of Daniel Tiger. But that doesn't sound all nice and recipe like. So until it is reduced by half.) And then I had some collard greens in the fridge and I thought that they wouldn't turn to gross mush when sitting in a crock pot forever and they might be a tasty addition. And yeah I don't have any quick cooking tapioca. I bought some about 5 years ago for a mushroom pork chop crock pot meal and I haven't cooked it in forever and I haven't used the tapioca since. So I threw it away. Last week. So I smooshed up some butter and flour to thicken the sauce instead. I will tell you that it turned out great. The Princess loved it. The Brain liked it. It might be the leftovers that won't last long. I just wish it photographed better.
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an original Shazamer recipe
1 Tbsp olive oil
2 pounds beef stew meat
salt and pepper to taste
1/2 cup red wine (a cheap, but drinkable variety)
2 stalks celery cut into chunks
1 medium onion, chopped
2 tsp Worcestershire sauce
2 1/2 cups V8 (or other non-name brand vegetable juice)
2 big handfuls of chopped up collard greens
1 Tbsp butter
2 Tbsp flour
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Lady Gaga is to make her post-surgery comeback in the UK at London's Roundhouse in September, said The Sun.
The Born This Way pop sensation has been in a wheelchair for the majority of the year since her hip surgery in February.
Her new album Artpop is rumoured to be debuted at the concert and her team Haus of Gaga will spend an estimated £500,000 on the gig alone.
The concert will be one of 30 nights of free music during the iTunes Festival in London.
Tickets will be offered in a ballot system to fans in order to fill the 3,300 capacity venue.
Justin Timberlake, Kings of Leon, Arctic Monkeys and Elton John have already been confirmed as festival performers.
"The gig in Camden has a huge budget and is likely to be the first anyone sees or hears of her album. The Haus Of Gaga team have been working in secret on costumes and stage sets for the show from their base in Paris," a source revealed.
"Gaga's dancers have also been rehearsing but she's only told her closest friends about the new direction she's taking. The music is going to be a big departure and Gaga's dreamed up a whole new image for the album," they continued.


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Here's the voluptuous Spanish sensation back in 1975 right before the start of her "Love Boat" days (left) -- and 38 years later at an event in Palm Springs last week (right).
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Barcelona: Barcelona vice-president Javier Faus has maintained Cesc Fabregas will not depart for Manchester United despite admitting to contact between the clubs.
Red Devils` boss David Moyes has publically pursued the 26-year-old midfielder since taking charge at Old Trafford, but the Blaugrana have refused to budge in their stance.
And with doubts remaining over how much longer Xavi will continue to operate at the top level and Thiago Alcantara`s earlier departure to Bayern Munich, Faux is adamant Fabregas remains a crucial cog at Camp Nou.
"It`s a theme in sports. He has a contract, the club and the coach want him to stay," the club official told Sport.
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Peter Fonda, Logan Bartholomew, Drew Waters and David Mann Join Original Cast Members in Combination Sequel and Prequel
to Family-Favorite "The Ultimate Gift"
"The Ultimate Life is the ultimate reminder of what's important in life. Gripping, emotionally-charged and potentially life-changing, this movie is a must-see."
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LOS ANGELES, Calif., August 28, 2013—THE ULTIMATE LIFE releases nationwide on September 6, 2013 from Reelworks Studios. The film features Golden Globe® winner Peter Fonda (Ulee's Gold), Drew Waters (Friday Night Lights), Logan Bartholomew (Love's Enduring Promise) and David Mann (Meet The Browns), along with original cast members James Garner, Bill Cobbs, Lee Meriwether and Ali Hillis in the combination sequel and prequel based on the best-selling book by Jim Stovall, The Ultimate Gift. THE ULTIMATE LIFE (rated PG) is a family-friendly film that has received a "five Dove" rating from The Dove Foundation, and reminds viewers that some things in life are worth more than money.
THE ULTIMATE LIFE will be distributed by High Top Releasing nationally to theaters on September 6, 2013, in 400 cities including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Atlanta, Nashville and other major markets. For a list of opening cities visit: TheUltimateLifeMovie.com/Tickets.
Michael Landon, Jr. (Saving Sarah Cain, Loves Comes Softly), directed the shoot in and around the Winston-Salem, NC area. The film was produced by executive producer Rick Eldridge (The Ultimate Gift, Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius) and producer David Kappes (Jaws 3-D). The screenplay was developed by Brian Bird ("Touched by An Angel"), Cheryl McKay (The Ultimate Gift), with Lisa G. Shillingburg.
"THE ULTIMATE LIFE is an emotional, endearing family film and an instant classic that will be embraced by audiences who loved the first film, while attracting new viewers to the story," said executive producer Rick Eldridge. "There is huge multi-generational appeal since the film is both a sequel and a prequel."
Generations of talent combine to tell the story of Red Stevens' journey from a young boy in the 1940s to an older man over the years, including stand-out Drew Waters, who plays young adult Red. Waters credits director Landon with creating a special dynamic on-set. "My approach to acting is to wrap an emotional and physical structure around my character that I can relate to…Michael is a director who helps that happen, and as a result captures unique, emotional and authentic performances."
Building on the successful 2007 theatrical release The Ultimate Gift in which Jason Stevens (Logan Bartholomew) inherits a two billion dollar trust from his grandfather, Red (James Garner), THE ULTIMATE LIFE begins three years after Jason receives the gift. We discover the ensuing years have been challenging for Jason and his girlfriend Alexia. When his extended family files suit against him, Jason is left reeling until his lawyer and confidant Hamilton, shares Red's journal with Jason. Reading the journal takes Jason (and moviegoers) back into Red's younger days where he meets lifelong friends and discovers the origins of the gifts that would mark Red's life. Spanning across generations and time, the question is now: Is it too late for those lessons to help Jason?
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CENTERVILLE, Mass. – Senior Matt Hohenberger (St. Louis, Mo.) and freshman Brendan Chang (Laytonsville, Md.) represented MIT on the inaugural Eastern College Athletic Conference Men's Volleyball Division III All-Star Team as announced on Friday. In addition, Chang was named the Libero of the Year.
Hohenberger, a two-time All-America honoree at outside hitter, graduates as MIT's all-time leader in aces in a career (238) and a season (104) along with aces per set for a career (0.60) and season (0.99). He ranks second in career kills (1,495), fourth in hitting percentage (.337), and fifth in career kills per set (3.76). This year, Hohenberger placed third in the nation in kills per set (4.10) and 17th in aces per set (0.45).
Chang, the first freshman and libero at MIT to earn All-America honors, set the Institute records for digs in a season (446), digs per set (3.35), and digs in a three-set match with 22 versus Southern Vermont College on April 6. He finished second in the country in digs per set and as the Engineers' primary passer he generated a .950 reception percentage while committing 29 reception errors in 584 attempts.


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2-A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL - The Big Horn Rams will play Mountain View for the 2-A state football championship Saturday.
The 6-Man and 3-A title games will be played tomorrow in Laramie, the 2-A final will be the first of three championship games at War Memorial stadium at 10:00 Saturday morning followed by the 1-A final and the 4-A championship.
We will broadcast the Big Horn / Mountain View rematch for you live for on 14-10 KWYO and 87.7 FM ESPN radio again kickoff is scheduled for 10:00 am.
2014-15 WINTER SPORTS - The high school winter sports season has been pushed back one week this year, practice for basketball, wrestling and boys swimming will all begin December 1st Sheridan high school Activities Director Don Julian talks about the changes to the season.
It's a level playing field for all teams in the state and he says we've already seen a change to this year's volleyball season and we'll see a bit of a change during the spring season as well.
SC BASKETBALL - After five games the Sheridan college Generals are 4-1 on the season, they lost their first game Saturday night at Snow college in Utah.
The team looks to be poised for a very good season with first year Head coach Matt Hammer who took over the program in August.
We talked with Hammer this week, first he says the season just started and the players and coaches are still getting to know each other and how to play together.
STATE VOLLEYBALL - The Sheridan Lady Broncs were knocked out of the state volleyball tournament in an elimination game loss Saturday morning against Riverton.
The Big Horn Lady Rams made it all the way to the championship match a faced Wright, the Lady Panthers had been ranked number one all season. The Lady Rams beat Wright in the regional tournament final the prior week but Wright took the state title match winning in three games.
The Big Horn Rams football team hosted the Wheatland Bulldogs Saturday for the right to play for the class 2-A championship. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter was there and has the recap.
Broncs: 0
Natrona: 27
Time: Final Score
Rams: 28
Wheatland: 21
Time: FINAL
STATE VOLLEYBALL - The Sheridan Lady Broncs lost and the Big Horn Lady Rams won in the semi final round at the state volleyball championships in Casper Friday night.
The Lady Broncs fell in three games to Cheyenne East and will play Riverton in an elimination match at 10:30 for the right to get into the 3rd place match.
The Lady Rams beat Southeast in five games to advance to the 2-A title game they will play Wright in the finals at 4:00.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS - The Semi final round is set for this afternoon for the Big Horn Rams and Sheridan Broncs.
Class 4A
Gillette 34, Cheyenne East 31 (2OT)
Class 3A
Cody 42, Riverton 34
Douglas 27, Torrington 0
Class 2A
Mountain View 52, Newcastle 14
Class 1A/11-man
Lusk 44, Upton-Sundance 12
Class 1A/6-man
Dubois 68, Meeteetse 32
No. 4 Sheridan at No. 1 Natrona, 1 p.m.
No. 3E Wheatland at No. 1E Big Horn, 2 p.m.
No. 2E Lingle at No. 1W Cokeville, 1 p.m.
No. 2W Snake River at No. 1E Guernsey, 1 p.m.