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Summer Exhibits at Phoenix Art Museum
Written by Kelly Potts Published on June 3, 2014 in See & Do
The temps are rising higher and higher, so why not find cool places to stay cool this summer? Lucky for us, the Phoenix Art Museum has some great exhibits this summer to keep you cool and fascinated.
Hollywood Costume
Making its West Coast premiere the Hollywood Costume, is an exhibition that celebrates and explores costume design as a key component of cinema storytelling. Don't miss your chance to see Darth Vader, and characters from Kill Bill, Gangs of New York, The Big Lebowski and much more! It's not just about the clothes, it's a complete multi-media experience. From research bibles and props to film clips and recorded interviews, you will be intrigued to learn what it takes to design a costume, and from the actor's perspective what it means to become the character. Such a great exhibit for fashion lovers and movie critics alike! This exhibit runs until July 6.
Hollywood Red Carpet
"Who are you wearing?!" Now, you can see these fabulous fashions in person, instead of on TV or in a magazine! Of all the fashionable events throughout the year, the Academy Awards® has become the most anticipated and influential in establishing the contemporary definition of evening glamour. Since the mid-1990s Oscar® publicity and prestige are potentially worth millions to fashion designers who compete to dress nominated actresses. This once-in-a-lifetime exhibit is a great way to see these amazing fashions up close. Check out this exhibit until July 27!
The Process and The Page: Developing Photographic Books
Photography more your niche? Make sure you check out this extraordinary exhibit that displays the best of the best in photographs! In the 20th century, American photographer Ansel Adams adopted the book form as a way to organize, disseminate, and promote his artwork. Adams took a keen interest in every aspect of the books' production and design from sequence and typestyle to reproduction quality and pricing. This exhibit runs until August 17.
William H. Johnson: An American Modern
From the impressionism of Paris to the jazz ambiance of Harlem, William H. Johnson (1901-1970) found a singular style of painting that reflected his own African American roots and folk culture. William H. Johnson: An American Modern is a selection of rarely seen paintings that highlight the pivotal stages of Johnson's career as a modernist painter. Johnson explored aspects of African American culture and spirituality in his art, creating intentionally naïve images that are raw, vibrant and boldly colorful. His works brim with the vitality of life, displaying a strong sense of movement and character. This intimate exhibit is on display until July 13.
With so many great exhibits to choose from, which one will you visit?
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Gabriel Gbadamosi is a poet, playwright and essayist. His London novel, Vauxhall, won the 2011 Tibor Jones Pageturner Prize. He was AHRC Creative and Performing Arts Fellow in European and African performance at the Pinter Centre, Goldsmiths, and a Judith E. Wilson Fellow for creative writing at Cambridge University. Book collaborations with visual artists include Sun-Shine, Moonshine with Conroy/Sanderson and The Second Life of Shells with Mandy Bonnell. His plays include Eshu's Faust (Jesus College, Cambridge), Shango (DNA, Amsterdam), Hotel Orpheu (Schaubühne, Berlin) and for radio The Long, Hot Summer of '76 (BBC Radio 3) which won the first Richard Imison Award. He lives in London and is RLF writing fellow at the City & Guilds of London Art School. More and more
Gabriel Gbadamosi reads from Vauxhall and talks to film-maker Charlotte Ginsborg. See the film
Author Fay Weldon and Serpentine Galleries curator Hans Ulrich Obrist discuss Vauxhall on BBC Radio 4, A GOOD READ, with Harriett Gilbert. Listen
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Gabriel – Would you be interested in doing a reading from 'Vauxhall' at the Bonnington Squared Festival on 7th September? If so, please email me at bonningtonsquared@gmail.com Thanks, Glenn

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Just finished reading Chernow's Alexander Hamilton. I recommend it.
Prior to "Hamilton," I read The Last Chicago Cubs Dynasty by Hal Bock. This 2017 book is a must if you are a baseball fan. Incidentally, Hal is an East Williston resident.
I really miss Bill O'Reilly. His show was fair, impartial, interesting, informative and entertaining.
Defense plays second fiddle to offense in nearly every sport, particularly basketball.
I've become a fan of TCM (Turner Classic Movies). Can I attribute this to old age?
Traveling is no longer fun. Florida is the only place I look forward to going to.
Terry Collins (Mets) is unquestionably the worst manager in baseball. Maybe the Mets can lose the rest of their games and management will get wise and fire Collins.
The USEPA has thankfully come to its senses about global warming…or is it climate change?
A second edition of Basketball Coaching 101 is in the works and it will unveil my umbrella offense.
Just returned from our annual Easter visit to Sarasota, Florida. It was our 40th straight year of vacationing at the fabulous Sandcastle Resort. Unfortunately, I fractured a vertebrae slipping in the bathroom.
Planned on attending the Annual International Air & Waste Management Association (AWMA) Conference in Pittsburgh in June. It would have been my 50th consecutive year in a row of either presenting a technical paper or giving a seminar, or both. Unfortunately, the fractured vertebrae eliminated my travel plans.
Just celebrated Mary's 50th wedding anniversary. Planned on visiting Ireland again to also celebrate Mary's family reunion. Unfortunately, Mary fractured her femur which eliminated all travel plans. Not the best of summers for the Theodore clan.
Noted sports historian Arthur Lovely celebrated his 89th birthday this past April 23rd at the 4½ star restaurant L'Econtra in Astoria. The party of 8 included handsome (that's yours truly), the irrepressible Danny Doyle, Ed "The Glider" Charles of the fabulous 1972 Mets, and TV fight analyst/former boxer Tommy Gallagher.
The indifference and incompetence of government officials continues to amaze me – particularly here in Nassau County.
The indifference and incompetence of government employees also never cease to amaze me; I could write an article on my experience with the USEPA and the Albertson Post Office.
I keep preaching that defense is as important as offense in basketball, and all my "expert" friends keep agreeing with me. But do they really? Other than Bill Russell (and possibly Dennis Rodman), name one Hall of Famer in Springfield who was selected for his defensive play.
Capitalism (along with democracy) is what has made our nation great. But there are times when capitalism has to be harnessed for the common good.
Liberty and freedom? Somehow, there is need to balance these against anarchy and disorder.
Manufacturing runs has become a lost art in baseball. Everyone is trying to hit a home run.
Every batter who regularly faces the infield "shift" should be required to learn how to hit to the opposite field.
Lost another of our gang – Zack Mehale. He was one of the good guys who made us laugh and who everybody loved. We've become depleted; there's only a handful of us left.
Visited Saratoga in late August (my 61st straight summer visit) – NYRA's THE place to be if you want to get ripped off. And what does that say about me?
I hope most of you read Ron Roel's ACT 2 Page three page feature article about me in Newsday on June 25th. It modestly describes my successes during my illustrious career, more in next month's posting.
Once again, this is the silver anniversary edition of the "random ramblings." Thanks are due to friends, relatives, colleagues, etc., for their interest and support for this unique category of article; my indebtedness is also extended to those individuals in this group who are currently incarcerated or institutionalized.
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MLS® 14063200 is a 5,234 sqft Single Family located at 320 Hackberry Creek Road, in McLendon Chisholm TX. The property features 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms.
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Paris finds a Sustainable Alternative to the Gas Patio Heater
David Thorpe @DavidKThorpe
Patio heaters outside a restaurant in Paris
"Posing a challenge to an issue, rather than identifying what it is you want and put out a tender, is good for us. It helps us develop a vision for how the city can evolve."
So speaks Georges-Etienne Faure, the adviser to the Deputy Mayor of Paris, Jean-Louis Missika, who is responsible for innovation, research and universities. This attitude has helped the city develop several innovative solutions to some of its problems including a datasharing system for helping people get around the city using public transport.
At Paris' bourse recent second Innovation Award for example the winners were: Anaxago, a crowdfunding platform, Track.it which links smartphones to music lists, and echy, which is developing a system using Fresnel lenses and optical fibres to transmit sunlight deep inside a building. A roof-mounted sensor of three square meters (yards) is able to illuminate a room with a 15 times greater floor area with natural light.
The latest idea, though, is much more ambitious in terms of potentially reducing carbon emissions. Nowadays, smokers around the world in areas where smoking has been banned inside cafes, bars and restaurants, meet on the streets beneath gas-fired patio burners, especially in the winter.
Spewing carbon dioxide and wasted heat into the atmosphere these devices are the scourge of environmentalists but very popular amongst the owners of catering establishments anxious to attract clientelle. Each heater produces 2.6 kg of CO2 per hour.
Andrew Warren, Director of the British Association for the Conservation of Energy, hates them: "There is no more visible symbol of the unacceptable despoilation of the environment than patio heaters. A ban on their sale would send a strong signal that people have to change their attitudes if we are to meet the challenges posed by climate change."
Dr Des Turner, a previous member of Parliament in England, failed in an attempt to introduce a Bill in the UK to have the heaters banned in 2009. "The use of patio heaters accounts for about 1m tonnes of CO2 emissions a year, which immediately cancels out, for instance, the savings made by government changes to vehicle taxations," he said at the time.
Many municipalities now regulate, or are trying to, the use of these gas heaters, although not in the UK. Since December last year the French cities Paris, Lyon, Lille and Perpignan have tried to ban the use of gas patio heaters amidst great controversy. But in Paris this decision was overturned in a victory for cafe terrace owners. The problem is traditional: people like to gather on the streets in the evening, even when it's cold.
So if someone could come up with a cheap, sustainable alternative, it would have many champions. This was the challenge set by Faure to innovators anywhere in the world.
Now a winner has been announced: a San Diego-based architecture design firm called Amorphica has came up with a solar powered solution called an urban parasol.
Its spokeswoman, Leemor Chandally, describes the urban parasol, which was prototyped in San Francisco, "as a solution for cities to provide an urban amenity that creates comfortable and interactive urban spaces year-round. For example, it can be easily affixed to existing urban fixtures, such as bus stops, to improve the experience of waiting for a bus during the winter by providing a warm semi-enclosed space."
She continues: "It harnesses and efficiently utilises renewable energy and integrates path-tracking and responsive solar panels, thermodynamic solar panels and space blanket insulation. Light sensors allow the parasol to accurately follow the sun's natural path and therefore maximise energy absorption, and heating and LED-lighting activation is controlled using sensors to avoid any waste of energy. And the parasol re-orients to create a semi-enclosed protective shelter for the user in dark and cold weather."
She adds: "it can be used in outdoor spaces that turn unaccommodating and empty during the harsher months. It can also be used in public transitional spaces, such as waiting areas, which in many areas lack protection from such weather conditions."
Amorphica Design Research Office is an emerging architecture, urban design and research collective studio that evolves projects internationally with the intention of developing a responsive design intelligence dedicated to the service of the public through profound social compromise.
In the past the company has worked on a revitalisation and regeneration project for abandon urban plots in Baja California, Mexico, built a series of furniture and a rooftop space using recycled materials, and helped to develop a self-sufficient preparatory high school in Baja California.
Faure says the next step is to "experiment with the parasols, test them and above all see how Parisians like them. The experimentation is decisive. Socially it's important for us to test products with real people, so we'll put them all over the city. If Parisians like the parasols, we'll take them large-scale."
The urban parasol prototype in San Francisco.
Photography: Berenice Jimenez


The interest rate on new subsidized Stafford loans doubled Monday, potentially affecting hundreds of Northwestern students looking for financial aid this fall.
The rate increased from 3.4 to 6.8 percent after Congress failed to avert the scheduled hike and adjourned Thursday for its Fourth of July recess.
In the 2012-13 academic year, more than 2,500 undergraduate students at NU were on the loans, said Carolyn Lindley, University director of financial aid.
"The fact of the matter is we are already saddling the future generation of this country with insurmountable student debt, and this will not help that," Ajith said.
It remains unclear whether Congress will find some way to restore the old rate when it returns next week. Confronted with the same deadline last summer, President Barack Obama and then-White House hopeful Mitt Romney backed a one-year extension with the youth vote in mind.
This year's showdown centered on whether to put off the rate increase for another year and how to pay for it. On May 23, House Republicans passed a bill that would make the rates dependent upon the 10-year Treasury note.
Ajith said the issue will be part of "ongoing conversations" about financial aid when ASG returns in the fall.
"The fight is not over," he added.
Summer editor Patrick Svitek can be reached at patricksvitek2014@u.northwestern.edu. Follow him on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/PatrickSvitek.


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New dad Dustin Johnson opens up about life with Paulina Gretzky
With a new baby at home and his fiancée, Paulina Gretzky, by his side, golf star Dustin Johnson is working hard to turn his life around. In a candid new interview with Sports Illustrated, the professional golfer sets the record straight over his mysterious absence from the PGA Golf Tour last year while giving fans rare insight into the A-list couple's daily life.
"Over these past four or five months I've really grown up," he tells the magazine. " I am starting to become the person I want my kids to look up to."
DUSTIN AND PAULINA'S SWEETEST MOMENTS: CLICK FOR THE GALLERY Paulina and Dustin announced they were pregnant in September. Photo: Getty
Dustin surprised fans last summer when he chose to take off the rest of the golf season, citing "personal challenges." For the last six months, the 30-year-old athlete has been keeping a low profile, spending time with his pregnant fiancée – Wayne Gretzky's 26-year-old daughter – and her supportive family as he works out his issues with a team of experts, including a life coach, several clinicians and even Wayne.
Paulina Gretzky's big year in Instagram photos
The golf star says he was struggling to deal with the stresses that came along with his newfound fame and fortune after winning eight PGA events and nearly $25 million, though he insists that his leave had nothing to do with drugs.
The couple became engaged in September 2013 after six months of dating. Photo: Instagram
"I did not have a problem," he says when asked explicitly about drug use. "It's just something I'm not going to get into. I have issues. But that's not the issue."
Dustin does admit that he would turn to alcohol and partying to deal with his anxiety, but reveals he hasn't had a drink in months. (His cocktail of choice? Grey Goose with soda and lime, he says.) He even has a $1,000 competition going with Wayne and eight other members of the elite Sherwood golf club to see who can abstain from alcohol for the month of January.
Wayne has been helping Dustin deal with his personal issues. Photo Getty
" I don't miss waking up with a hangover, and I didn't drink very often. It was just when I did it was a little too much," he says.
Now, he says, he and Paulina, a model, are settling down to live a simpler, happy life. Every day, the couple eats breakfast and dinner with the Gretzky clan, who live just a half-mile from their rented townhouse. At night, they curl up together watching State of Affairs, Homeland or Sons of Anarchy as Paulina munched on celery sticks – which was her number one pregnancy craving.
The happy couple welcomed their first child on January 20, 2015.
Merry Christmas Everyone!! Ps..We're having a BOY ❤
A photo posted by Paulina Gretzky (@paulinagretzky) on Dec 25, 2014 at 1:11pm PST
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Vancouver is the most populous city in the Canadian province of British Columbia. The Greater Vancouver area of around 2.4 million inhabitants is the third most populous metropolitan area in the country, the second largest city on the United States–Canada border, and the most populous in Western Canada. The original settlement, named Gastown, grew up on clearcuts on the west edge of the Hastings Mill logging sawmill's property, where a makeshift tavern had been set up on a plank between two stumps and the proprietor, Gassy Jack, persuaded the curious millworkers to build him a tavern, on 1 July 1867. From that first enterprise, other stores and some hotels quickly appeared along the waterfront to the west. Gastown became formally laid out as a registered townsite dubbed Granville, B.I. ("B.I" standing for "Burrard Inlet"). As part of the land and political deal whereby the area of the townsite was made the railhead of the CPR, it was renamed "Vancouver" and incorporated shortly thereafter as a city, in 1886. By 1887, the transcontinental railway was extended to the city to take advantage of its large natural seaport, which soon became a vital link in a trade route between the Orient, Eastern Canada, and Europe.
Location: Yaletown, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Hello all i am pretty new to the game i got 3k gold and picked a medium tank costing 1,500 when buying it of course i pay the 800 gold for the best training but i also see a small little box called load with standard ammo when i check it cost goes up of course my question is what is standard ammo and when buying a new tank and crew do i want to get the standard ammo or not ???
I personally do not load standard ammo because standard ammo will be a certain amount of AP/HE shells. It provides a bad ratio for my taste.
I usually load half/half AP and HE shells. You can do this manually in the service window after buying your tank.
Standard ammo (AP) is the basic ammo so yes you will want to get that. There is HE ammo and gold ammo (kind that you have to spend gold on). HE is good for tanks you can't penetrate with standard, at least you have the chance to damage their modules with HE. I wouldn't bother with gold ammo.
Best thing to do is not load out your ammo when you buy the tank, go into service and do it there. At least you can choose what kind of ammo, and how much of each type, you want to load it out with better than there.
Thanks alot i just spent money on game cuz honesly running around in a light tank seems like a 1 legged man in a relay race LOL.


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Recently, in La Plata, Argentina, the World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters (AMARC) joined the BDS movement. See below for the AMARC statement and a solidarity statement from Tadamon! Montreal.
Whereas people of conscience in the international community of journalists and media producers have historically shouldered the moral responsibility to fight injustice, as exemplified in their struggle to abolish apartheid in SouthAfrica through diverse forms of boycott; Whereas the growing international boycott movement against Israel has expressed the need for a Palestinian frame of reference outlining guiding principles.
5. Work toward the condemnation of Israeli policies by pressing for resolutions to be adopted by our respective radio stations, associations, and organizations.
Be It Further Resolved That, unless violating any of the above criteria, in the absence of official Israeli sponsorship, the individual product of an Israeli media worker per se is not boycottable.
Be it further Resolved that we do welcome the creation of community radios in Israel and welcome them to join AMARC.
As the world remembers the Israeli bombardment of Gaza at the turn of 2009, the Palestine solidarity movement continues to build the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) campaign against Israeli apartheid. Social justice networks globally are moving in unprecedented ways to back the growing BDS campaign, launched in occupied Palestine by civil society organizations in 2005.
Recently in La Plata, Argentina, the World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters (AMARC) held their 10th international conference and voted to join the global BDS movement.
In the first move by a major international media organization to back BDS, the decision is critically important due to the deep implication of AMARC member radio stations within grassroots social movements around the world from Africa, to Asia, to the Americas. As community radio has long been a key element to grassroots social justice movements internationally, the BDS resolution passed by AMARC in Argentina points to the increasing interconnections between the Palestine solidarity movement and liberation movements globally– an injustice to one is an injustice to all.
AMARC is truly a global social movement on popular access to communications and has been a revolutionary network in representing front-line community radio stations and bringing a voice to the voiceless. AMARC is truly global in its grassroots reach– from the Philippines to communities throughout Africa. In occupied Palestine, projects like the International Middle East Media Center (IMEMC), a member station to AMARC, produce regular community radio reporting on the human reality of Palestinian life under Israeli apartheid, rebroadcast by community radio stations globally.
In the context of increasing consolidation of corporate and state direct media globally, which often denies a voice to community-lead movements, community radio has emerged a key point of communication for grassroots movements in recent decades. AMARC has played a key role in facilitating this process at a global level and has hosted global community radio gatherings internationally. Prior to Argentina, AMARC held an international conference in Amman, Jordan. Given its" geographical location and political proximity to Palestine, this global gathering in Amman provided an opportunity for members to learn first hand about Palestinian exile in Jordan and the ongoing Palestinian struggle for freedom.
A move to support BDS by a global media organization heightens the pressure on the Israeli government to end the siege on Gaza, to end the military occupation over the West Bank and to respect international law in relation to Palestine. Today, a global media network can now provide the networks internationally to continue building the BDS campaign globally via grassroots movements and community radio.
Please take action and send your support to AMARC for their principled stand on Palestine.
* Ask your union, community group or radio station, association or collective to follow AMARCs lead and adopt a position/resolution in support of the international campaign for boycott, divestment and sanctions against Israeli apartheid.
* If you are interested in getting involved or supporting the global BDS campaign and live in Montreal please contact Tadamon!


Seth Brundle is a scientist working on teleportation. Just when he thinks he's ironed out the last bug in his system, the intervention of a common house fly turns Seth into a 6 foot insect. The transformation from man to fly is gradual but horrific, and is witnessed by Veronica; a reporter documenting Seth's story. Seth has some time to try to find a cure, but is there enough time...?
HALF MAN, HALF INSECT...TOTAL TERROR!
Seth Brundle: My teeth have begun to fall out. The medicine cabinet is now the Brundle Museum of Natural History. You wanna see what else is in it?
Seth Brundle: What's there to take? The disease has just revealed its purpose. We don't have to worry about contagion anymore... I know what the disease wants. Ronnie: What does the disease want? Seth Brundle: It wants to... turn me into something else. That's not too terrible is it? Most people would give anything to be turned into something else. Ronnie: Turned into what? Seth Brundle: Whaddaya think? A fly. Am I becoming a hundred-and-eighty-five-pound fly? No, I'm becoming something that never existed before. I'm becoming... Brundlefly. Don't you think that's worth a Nobel Prize or two?
Seth Brundle: You have to leave now, and never come back here. Have you ever heard of insect politics? Neither have I. Insects... don't have politics. They're very... brutal. No compassion, no compromise. We can't trust the insect. I'd like to become the first... insect politician. Y'see, I'd like to, but... I'm afraid, uh... Ronnie: I don't know what you're trying to say. Seth Brundle: I'm saying... I'm saying I - I'm an insect who dreamt he was a man and loved it. But now the dream is over... and the insect is awake. Ronnie: No. no, Seth... Seth Brundle: I'm saying... I'll hurt you if you stay.
Tawny: [after Seth says it's Tawny's turn to teleport] I'm afraid. Seth Brundle: Don't be afraid. Ronnie: No. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
Tawny: [after Seth teleports] Wow! Are you some sort of magician?
Director Cameo: [David Cronenberg] obstetrician who delivers the maggot baby.
Several sequences were filmed but cut from the final release, including: a sequence where Brundle sends a cat and the surviving baboon through the telepods, resulting in a mutated creature he beats to death with a pipe; a scene where Brundle climbs the outside of his building as an insect limb emerges from his side; and an alternate ending in which Veronica has another dream of her unborn child, this time as a baby with beautiful butterfly wings.
The inspiration for the design of the telepods came from the shape of the cylinder in director David Cronenberg's vintage Ducati motorcycle. Brundlefly's "vomit drop" was, in reality, made from honey, eggs, and milk.
It took nearly five hours to apply the most extensive makeup stages to actor Jeff Goldblum.
The Chris Walas, Inc. designers studied graphic books on disease as a starting point for their "Brundlefly" makeup/creature designs. The final "Brundlefly" creature is horribly deformed and asymmetrical. This reflects director David Cronenberg's idea that the creature shouldn't be a giant fly, but rather a literal fusion of a man and an insect that embodies elements of both.


In September the NH Leadership and NH-ME LEND programs kicked off their program years.
The NH Leadership Series Class of 2019 has gotten off to a fantastic start in September. Since the start of the new year, they have hosted three sessions. In the first, one of New Hampshire's most beloved advocates, Freda Smith, honored the class with her presence during the History Session. In the 1980's, Freda organized people to take a stand against the Laconia State School and institutions that warehouse and segregate individuals with disabilities.
During the Vision session, Leadership participants heard from internationally renowned advocate and Ford Fellow, Judy Heumann (via video conference) about her life and accomplishments. Dan Habib shared his family's story to a riveted class as they learned about the importance of having a vision to create positive outcomes.
Most recently, the NH Leadership class met for the Organizing, It Starts With You session presented by Linda Quintanilha, a former Leadership graduate, group leader, and member of ABLE NH, where participants were challenged and stretched beyond their comfort zone to create positive change.
The NH-ME LEND program welcomed the newest cohort of 23 trainees, 17 from New Hampshire and six from Maine to the yearlong leadership training preparing them to enter the field of maternal and child health and improve the lives of children with neurodevelopmental disabilities and their families. This year's cohort includes trainees from varied backgrounds, including self-advocates, parents, siblings, and extended family members, as well as those from the fields of community health, communication sciences and disorders, nursing, nutrition, occupational therapy, social policy, sociology, and social work. Profiles for each member of this talented cohort can be found on the IOD website. The program held their annual team building day at the beginning of September, one of the few when all trainees are in the same room. The trainees have begun their clinical and leadership field placements across NH and Maine, and are excited for the upcoming year.


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Jason Momoa + Chris Sharma Starting New Climbing TV Show 'The Climb' On HBO Max
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Jason Momoa and Chris Sharma will be starring in and producing a new TV Show called 'The Climb' for HBO Max. 'The Climb' will be a competition series starting with eight episodes.
It will feature complete amateurs who will train and compete for the title of the 'World's Best Amateur Rock Climber'. Jason Momoa will be presenting alongside guest stars and coaches. It's not confirmed whether challenges will include converting their family camper van, sneaking under the front desk at the gym, or scavenging from Whole Foods dumpsters but we're assuming so.
While it's tempting to be skeptical of a climbing TV show being needed when climbing and bouldering are so accessible nowadays, we think this could be really interesting to watch. It'll also be another boost after the one Climbing being in the Olympics is going to give to indoor climbing gyms. After many gyms being on the brink of ruin or having to close altogether – this could be a welcome bump.
You might be surprised to hear that Jason Momoa – star of 'Aquaman' and Khal Drogo in 'Game Of Thrones' – is an avid rock climber and boulderer. He's been climbing since he was a teen, starting off with a few bouldering trips to Red Rocks and Hueco Tanks. He even managed to get a bouldering wall built on the set of Aquaman to help with his physical training.
Jason has a range of different products he's released with So iLL called So iLL x On The Roam (Momoa's company) that include shoes, shirts, bags, and face masks. At his home he has a really good training wall set up with a tall bouldering section and a short climbing wall with an autobelay set up for his kids to use too.
Jason Momoa and Chris Sharma climbing at Momoa's local crag
If you're a climber reading this you'll probably already know of Chris Sharma. If you aren't – he is one of the most famous climbers in the world. His modern, powerful style led to him climbing not only the hardest routes in the world but establishing not one but two full grades harder than what had been done before.
Chris Sharma and Jason Momoa met as teenagers in Hueco Tanks as traveling dirtbag climbers. Their friendship has lasted through the years and they meet up to hang and climb when they can. Both have their own families to look after and Chris now runs two world class Sharma branded climbing gyms in Barcelona and Madrid.
Jason Momoa and Chris Sharma doing bro stuff
HBO has their own streaming service called HBO Max where they exclusively stream their own hit shows as well as Warner Media series. They've started to produce shows specifically for the service and this is one of the new generation of online-first shows. They've ordered eight episodes first and may go for further seasons.


Previewing a relatively-lite Week 2 slate.
It's bowl weekend in Sioux Falls with the Presidents Bowl and Tiger Bowl both slated for Saturday night. Since I already previewed this year's Presidents Bowl in an earlier story, this week's First Look shall be reserved exclusively for games not at Howard Wood Field.
There should be no shortage of scoring at this year's Tiger Bowl. Both O'Gorman and Harrisburg are built on their athleticism and speed, particularly on the offensive side of the ball, which should make for a fun showdown Saturday night.
Let's start with Harrisburg, which opened the season with a 24-14 win over Pierre.
At quarterback, Jack Teigen won the starting job outright. White said the 6-foot dual-threat sophomore gives the team "quite a few different dimensions" offensively, allowing them to adjust their formations to better spread out the defense and take an extra defender away from the point of attack.
"We're able to run some zone read stuff with him and make everything so simple, giving him one read per play almost," White said. "It's been huge for him and his development... He's going to be special once he kind of settles down and takes care of all the things he needs to take care of."
While Harrisburg has a set starting quarterback, O'Gorman is staying with a three-man rotation, dividing snaps between Zach Norton, Sam Stukel and Teegan Schlimgen. All three had strong performances in the Knights' season-opening 58-14 win over Aberdeen Central.
Stukel completed 7 of 14 passes for 137 yards, Schlimgen went 5-for-16 for 128 yards and Norton completed his lone pass for 25 yards — but he also orchestrated a quick 70-yard touchdown drive on the team's first possession of the season.
Combined, O'Gorman quarterbacks went 13-for-31 for 290 yards.
"All of them can keep playing and we'll keep doing that until we figure out what's going to be best for our team," coach Jayson Poppinga said.
An injury note to pass along: Harrisburg running back/defensive back Jack Rabern is day-to-day with a knee injury he suffered early on against Pierre.
I made an honest effort to avoid going back to Miller/Highmore-Harrold and/or Bon Homme again this week, but it really is the week's most fascinating nine-man matchup.
The visiting Rustlers, who were ranked No. 2 in Class 9AA coming into the year, have stumbled out of the gate, falling to Wolsey-Wessington (50-0) and Kimball/White Lake (24-6). There is a stretch of winnable games following next week's bye, but this will likely be Miller/HH's last chance to pick up a quality win* until the season finale against Gregory.
Bon Homme is also coming off a loss, a 38-36 setback tat Wolsey-Wessington. The Cavaliers are in the midst of a rather daunting stretch. No. 2 Wolsey-Wessington was last week. Kimball/White Lake is next week. Then Lower Brule (Sept. 14), No. 1 Gregory (Sept. 21) and Warner (Sept. 28) stand between Bon Homme and its Week 7 bye.
• No. 3 Tea Area surrendered 262 total yards to West Central last week, but the Trojans needed 64 plays to reach that mark (4.1 yards per play). That said, WC quarterbacks Broc Haldeman and Carter Healy combined for 134 yards and two touchdowns on seven completions. The Titans will need to tighten up their pass defense ahead of Friday's game against St. Thomas More. Cavs quarterback Ryder Kirsch completed 8 of 12 passes for 157 yards and four touchdowns, all in the first half of a 48-0 rout of Class AA Spearfish.
• Following a wild come-from-behind win over Mitchell, Watertown hosts Rapid City Central. The Cobblers were punched in the mouth early on in their opener against Lincoln and could never quite recover. This is the beginning of a stretch of potentially winnable games for the Arrows, who have a trip to Stevens and a visit from Brookings before taking on Lincoln on Sept. 21.
Head coach Jayson Poppinga and his brother, offensive coordinator Shannon Poppinga, return to their hometown where they were standout athletes during the mid-90s. Not only is it the first home game of the year for Harrisburg, it's also their Tiger Bowl game, which was actually modeled after O'Gorman's Bob Burns Dakota Bowl.
In addition to O'Gorman-Harrisburg on Saturday, I'll be in Tyndall for Bon Homme vs. Miller/Highmore-Harrold on Friday. Tom Savage (@SavageSFSD) has Dell Rapids St. Mary at Colman-Egan on Friday, followed by Brandon Valley at Lincoln on Saturday. Trent Singer (@TrentSinger) will be in attendance for Pierre at Yankton on Friday and Washington vs. Roosevelt on Saturday.


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Shelbourne pay tribute to last surviving Irish Olympic footballer Peter McDonald
McDonald was part of the Irish Olympic team that went to the 1948 Olympic Games in London and played in the first-round defeat to the Netherlands.
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Peter McDonald displaying his matchday jersey from the 1948 Olympics (Image: Shelbourne FC)
Shelbourne have led the tributes to Peter McDonald after the last surviving man to play football for Ireland at the Olympics passed away at the age of 98.
The Ringsend native played League of Ireland football with Bohemians and Transport during the 1940s and earned one junior international cap, against Scotland, in 1947 before making the senior squad for London 1948.
Peter was a lifelong Shels fan having grown up on their doorstep and, after retiring from CIE, he volunteered at Tolka Park.
He became head groundsman during the 1990s and 2000s and, after stepping down, he continued to attend games for many years.
"Shelbourne FC is deeply saddened to hear the passing of Peter McDonald," the club wrote on social media.
"He was a great Shels supporter and former groundsman in Tolka and a former LOI player who represented Ireland at the Olympic Games in 1948.
"A real gentleman who will be missed by his many friends in Tolka."
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The Notorious hasn't fought since suffering a horror leg break in 2021
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McGregor has entered the ring and said he will sponsor the reported €500,000 security costs so the fight can go ahead in Croke Park


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The backdrop for the town hall was an abandoned steel plant in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, the heart of a 2020 battleground region.
The Emerson poll showed Biden performing best in a head-to-head contest with President Donald Trump, with 53 percent of the respondents picking Biden and 47 percent favoring Trump.
President Trump continues to refuse to release his tax records.
In a statement released by his campaign, Sanders noted that while the returns show his family is fortunate, he also grew up with a "stress of income insecurity" that informs his political views. "Right here. You got it on CBS", Sanders joked, adding, "No, I don't think so". Klobuchar released her 2018 tax return on Monday and said in a campaign video that she hoped Trump, who spent the day campaigning in Minnesota, would release his own taxes on his trip to the state. Rather, Sanders enjoyed a tax cut thanks to the TCJA, just like millions of other Americans. So why not say: "'I'm leading this revolution, I'm going to take those.'?"
"Center for American Progress leader Neera Tanden repeatedly calls for unity while simultaneously maligning my staff and supporters and belittling progressive ideas", Sanders writes. "I worry that the corporate money CAP is receiving is inordinately and inappropriately influencing the role it is playing in the progressive movement". Such extended criticism of his administration is rare on Fox News, which Trump is known to watch closely. It included clips of Sanders criticising the influence of "millionaires and billionaires" alongside a chart showing how he became a millionaire through his books sales. Podesta did not respond to a request for comment.
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This journey is open to all, no previous experience is required. Trained facilitators will support you in your experience, and assist you to step more fully into full yourself. Allow your curiosity to be in tact, your heart to open and yourself to be transformed and inspired as we collectively navigate in the current of Life.
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Henry Cintigo High School Junior | Koreatown
Henry forgets his birthday sometimes. He's an aspiring Biologist and Film Director. Henry joined Youth Create to meet people who care about the same issues that he does and to explore ways to combat them together. He is also interested in being involved in government, in order to help in his community. His wish for Los Angeles is to raise awareness for concerns that are often overlooked and to advocate inclusion for all groups of people living in the city.
Michelle Rivas High School Junior | Inglewood, raised in Echo Park Michelle didn't cry when she was born. She's an aspiring Environmentalist and Food Security Advocate. Michelle joined Youth Create out of a desire to help people who may have not been born with the same circumstances (privilege?) as herself, such as a house to live in or enough food to eat. Even though she is only 16 years old, she believes that it's never too early to start helping out in the community. Her wish for Los Angeles is to encourage people from all backgrounds to be more involved in politics. She would like to see a more diverse LA, an improved public education system, and residents that are more involved in the community.
Ricardo Perez High School Junior | Pico Union
Ricardo plays the flute, and is an aspiring doctor. He joined Youth Create because he has witnessed social oppression and felt responsible to educate himself. He hopes to use his acquired knowledge to share with others and to empower people. His primary concern for Los Angeles is the rising rent costs that are harming the low-income population.
Ana Ortega High School Junior | South Central Los Angeles
Ana's favorite movie is City of God , which provides a representation of the side of Rio De Janeiro that is often overlooked and does not resemble the picture postcard version of the city. She hopes to advocate for her community of South Central by entering state level politics and eventually become a philanthropist for her community. She joined Youth Create because she knew that the club will give her a place to express her views on how the city can become more equitable and to show what happens when various minority groups come together.
Derek Atlow High School Junior | Compton, California and moved to Los Angeles
He is an artist and enjoys playing sports. In the future, he hopes to pursue a career in game designing and creation. He joined Youth Create because he felt this program had the potential to help make a difference with some of the various issues in Los Angeles.Though there are many issues in LA, the one he is currently most interested in is the amount of homeless people in Los Angeles. He wants to find a way to drop the percentage of homeless people in LA.
Neyda Cujcuj High School Junior | South Central, Los Angeles
She was due on February 14, but was born about a month a before. She aspires to be someone who can actually do an impact to the world. She hopes that she will be able to help people in any way possible. She joined Youth Create because she wanted to learn more in depth about the social issues surrounding her community. She believes everyone should learn about social issues, so together we can fight against them. She hopes L.A. will become a city where everyone will continue fighting for equality and that the issues regarding homelessness will be resolved.
Edwin Castro High School Junior | Westlake, Los Angeles
Edwin has an interest business and marketing. He plays soccer in his free time and represents the DMHS soccer team. Edwin joined Youth Create in the effort to gain awareness and knowledge about the communities around him.He is against the rise in housing prices in his community since this has personally affected his family's ability to move into a better home. He hopes that LA will continue to be a sanctuary city and that the entire immigrant population will come together.
Abigail Lomibao High School Junior | Koreatown, Los Angeles
Growing up, Abigail has always been fascinated by, and driven to understand, the way things work. This natural drive to discover and create, has led her to cultivate a passion for science and philosophy. Her hobbies and interests include drawing, reading sci-fi books or novels, and playing video games. Abigail decided to join Youth Create in order to not only understand her place and identity, but also to listen to and understand others' personal stories. As a diverse group of minorities, she hopes for Youth Create to be an example of the possibilities that can arise when different minority groups come together to develop theories and take action.
Rose Saga High School Junior | Westlake, Los Angeles
Rose is not good at planning. Although she is not good at planning, she is an extremely good editor and has very advanced English speaking and writing skills. She can knit two stitches in a second that is a 2:1 ratio of stitch to second! As an underprivileged minority, she feels that it is her responsibility to educate herself on the issues that her community faces. One of the things that being a part of this program grants her and others is the opportunity to have a voice.
Carlos Machic High School Junior | Koreatown, Los Angeles
Carlos plays the drums and loves playing basketball. He hopes to become a graphic designer. Carlos hopes to give more opportunities to the less privileged citizens of the city of Los Angeles. His hope for Los Angeles is that the city improves in helping the homeless. He joined Youth Create because he wanted to learn more about the problems that were occurring in his community and about the problems that he sees on a daily basis.


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Megan Peak is a graduate student in The Ohio State University's MFA Program in Poetry. Her work has been published or is forthcoming in A cappella Zoo, Banango Street, The Boiler Journal, DIAGRAM, Four Way Review, North American Review, PANK, The Pinch, Pleiades, THRUSH Poetry Journal, and Tupelo Quarterly.