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Date of Publication: 11.17.18. 11.17.18
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Much of Netflix's Maniac took place in dream sequences. Netflix
The new Netflix original series Maniac stars Emma Stone and Jonah Hill as two dysfunctional loners who take part in a dystopian pharmaceutical trial. Fantasy author Chandler Klang Smith felt the last episode was weak, but otherwise she loved the show.
"The first nine episodes are my favorite TV drama of all time," Smith says in Episode 335 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast. "And I would say that even including Episode 10, it's definitely in my top five."
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The show leans heavily on dream sequences, which range from a Kubrick-inspired first contact scenario to an ultra-violent gangster showdown. That variety of characters and settings strongly appealed to science fiction author Rajan Khanna. "I'm always a sucker for alternate realities, and so it kind of fits into that vein for me," he says. "The weirder the show was, the more I appreciated it."
But Geek's Guide to the Galaxy host David Barr Kirtley thought that some of the dream sequences felt out of place.
"The show kind of lost me with Episode 4, where there's this—it's sort of like Fargo or something—this lemur kidnapping adventure with gangsters," he says. "It felt very disconnected from the rest of the story up to that point, and I felt like it just wasn't as interesting to me as the more science fictional, conspiracy stuff that had come before."
Science fiction author Matthew Kressel usually dislikes dream sequences, but found that Maniac ultimately won him over.
"Not all of the dreams worked narratively for me, but I really liked that the show was not afraid to use that to tell a story," he says. "As I was watching it I was sort of iffy on it, but in retrospect, thinking about it now, I really enjoyed it."
Listen to the complete interview with Chandler Klang Smith, Rajan Khanna, and Matthew Kressel in Episode 335 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast (above). And check out some highlights from the discussion below.
Chandler Klang Smith on Patrick Somerville:
"I was actually familiar with the writer, Patrick Somerville, who's the creator of the show, because I reviewed his book The Universe in Miniature in Miniature for the KGB Bar lit mag, back probably the better part of a decade ago, and that book just made a real impression on me. In that book there's the 'Device for Understanding Other People,' I think it's called, which in some ways is similar to the technology that's explored in this show—the idea of a machine or computer that can help you access another person's consciousness. I just thought that that was a really elegant, moving, memorable work. … It's definitely a book that's worth checking out if you enjoyed Maniac."
Matthew Kressel on mental illness:
"I was afraid that they were going to handle mental illness in a bad way. So for example, in Silver Linings Playbook—and I thought most of that film actually handled mental illness really well—but I thought that they destroyed their own setup by basically having the characters live happily ever after at the end. The message of the movie—at least that I took from it, maybe others didn't—was that all you need is a companion who loves you, and that you love, and then everything will be fine. … And having people in my life who have suffered through mental illness, I know that's not the case. You could love someone to death, and they just have bad brain chemistry. … So I was afraid that would be handled poorly, [and] I was pleasantly surprised."
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Chandler Klang Smith on AdBuddy:
"It seems like it's modeled on the way that if you don't have a subscription to certain websites, then they'll show you ads, but you can also pay to have those ads removed. It's that kind of idea carrying over into meatspace. Someone with a briefcase full of ads will follow you around and talk through ads at you. If you can't pay for basically any product in a store, you can pay for it with an AdBuddy instead. … So there's this idea that what we have in our world as an online surveillance and ad culture has been translated into external space, has been literalized, in this really interesting way. I thought that was such a smart idea, a way of commenting on something technological in our own culture but making it visible to us in a new way."
David Barr Kirtley on the Statue of Extra Liberty:
"I don't think I would have known this from watching the show, but apparently in this world there's still the Statue of Liberty, and then looking in a different direction they've built another one, the Statue of Extra Liberty—because one Statue of Liberty isn't enough. In interviews I read they didn't really explain what the thinking was behind that. The way I read it was that this is such a consumerist world, and there's so much rhetoric conflating personal freedom with a lack of regulations, that maybe part of the ethos of this world—part of the reason consumerism is so rampant—is because it's been associated with personal liberty in this really overt way."
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Romania's exports of goods increased by 10 percent year-on-year in October to hit a all-time high level of EUR 6.34 billion, but were outpaced by imports which also reached a all-time high, government data showed on Monday. The trade gap also registered a all-time high in October.
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According to National Institute of Statistics (INS), imports rose by 16.1 percent in October to 8.23 billion, and the trade deficit widened by 42.5 percent to EUR 1.89 billion.
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Adrian Heskin has been forced to pull the plug on his Cheltenham rides this weekend, after suffering a broken leg at Taunton on Thursday.
He fell two flights from the finish in Division II of the Novice's Hurdle aboard the retreating Paxman; trained by Evan Williams.
The horse was unscathed from the incident, but the jockey was less lucky when taking a kick from another runner, with x-rays in hospital later revealing the fracture.
The race was later won by Alexandra Dunn's Envole Toi - who virtually made all, denying the Paul Nicholls debutant and odds-on favourite Birds Of Prey by a neck.
Heskin was booked for four big rides at Cheltenham on Friday - the first day of the International meeting.
The pick of his rides was on Tom George's The Worlds End, who lines up against Lil Rockerfeller in the Neville Lumb Novices Chase, with Noel Fehily now taking charge.
Heskin revealed in his Unibet blog, that he feared the worst immediately following his fall.
(Credit: Racing Post) He said: "It wasn't looking good when I went for the x-ray this afternoon. It's far too early to tell how long I'll be out for, as the doctors and specialists are still looking at it.
"There's never a good time to pick up such an injury, but it's especially frustrating in the middle of the season proper, with all of our good horses coming out in the big races and trials.
"We all know the risks though, and you just have to get on with it."
Heskin will have an operation on Friday, and we all wish him a speedy recovery.
Fellow jockey Paddy Brennan expressed his gestures of good will towards his colleague, whilst also making a pun and a dig at the current Brexit negotiations taking place in British Politics.


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Gary Tennis is a drug and alcohol policy expert who served as president and chief executive officer of the National Alliance for Model State Drug Laws from 2017 to 2021. Before that, he served as Pennsylvania's first Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs from 2012 to 2017. He was appointed by Governor Tom Corbett, re-appointed by Governor Tom Wolf in 2015 and was dismissed by Wolf in 2017.

Biography
Tennis graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 1980.  Prior to that, he taught junior highschool in Pittsburgh from 1975 to 1977.  He was a Rhodes Scholar Nominee for the University of Tulsa, where he graduated in 1975.

Tennis worked in the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office from 1980 until 2006. As chief of the Legislation Unit from 1986 to 2006, he served as the legislative liaison for the Pennsylvania District Attorney's Association, working primarily with the Pennsylvania General Assembly. In his position, Tennis emphasized the importance of legislation that strengthened access to and resources for drug and alcohol addiction treatment within and outside of the criminal justice system.

As chair of the District Attorney's Hiring Committee from 1986 to 1993, Tennis founded the Minority Hiring Committee, that worked successfully to recruit African-American, Latino-American and Asian-Pacific American law students and lawyers to become prosecutors.

From 1992 to 19933, Tennis served under Presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton as  Executive Director of the President's Commission on Model State Drug Laws, a bipartisan group of state attorneys general, district attorneys, judges, mayors, police chiefs, treatment and prevention experts, and legislators. After five public hearings across the nation addressing the issues of Economic Remedies, Community Mobilization, Treatment, Drug Free Families, Schools & Workplace, and Crimes Code, the Commission published a five-volume report with forty-four model laws in those areas, enhanced by policy statements and section-by-section commentary for each law.

After completion of the work of the President's Commission, the group formed the National Alliance on Model State Drug Laws (NAMSDL), a congressionally-mandated and funded nonprofit organization.   NAMSDL supports states in the adoption of the Model Laws and other effective, cost-beneficial, proven legislation and policies to reduce drug and alcohol abuse.  Tennis served on the board from 1993 to 2017, and as Chair from 2010 to 2015. In July, 2017 Tennis stepped down from the Board to become NAMSDL's President and Chief Executive Officer.

Tennis also served as treasurer on the Board of the National Association of State Alcohol and Drug Authority Directors from 2014 to 2017, and has, since 2016, served on the Board of the National Association of Drug Court Professionals.

In 2016, Tennis received the Philadelphia Psychiatric Society's Benjamin Rush Award.  In 2015, Tennis received the national Ramstad-Kennedy Award, as well as the Pennsylvania Rural Health Leader of the Year.  In 2014, he received the NASADAD Award for Exceptional Leadership and Support of Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment. That year, he also received the Rehabilitation & Community Providers Association Administrative Leadership Award, the first ever government official to receive the award from that group.

In January 2017, the Reading Eagle alleged that Tennis had involved lobbyists in the hiring process at the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs. He was dismissed shortly thereafter by Governor Tom Wolf. Two days after his termination, Tennis presented reporters with written documentation refuting this report, stating that the Governor's Press Office had prohibited him from supplying the Reading Eagle with the documentation prior to the news story. Tennis repeated for reporters Governor Wolf's explicit statement to him that the reason for the termination was because of his decision to publicly oppose the Governor's plan to downgrade the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs to a bureau within the Department of Human Services. This plan to downgrade the department, which was unveiled a few weeks later, was ultimately rejected by the Pennsylvania Legislature.

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Actor James Franco attends the New York premiere of "127 Hours" at Chelsea Clearview Cinema in Manhattan. (Nov. 2, 2010) Credit: Getty Images
By CARMELA CIURARUSpecial to Newsday November 11, 2010
Let's get right to the point: Is it any good? There seems to be no limit to the compulsive ambition of actor James Franco ("Spider-Man," "127 Hours"), who - aside from having his first solo art exhibit this year, pursuing a PhD from Yale and various other academic and creative endeavors - has now published his first book, "Palo Alto," a collection of stories.
The seriousness of his intent is not in question. He has plenty of fame already, and there are far easier ways to boost your celebrity quotient than writing a book. Unfortunately, the results of his fiction writing efforts are uneven at best.
Many of the 11 stories read like exercises from an MFA creative writing class; in fact, Franco has an MFA from Brooklyn College. That said, Franco's writing isn't as bad as a cynical reader might expect. (He hardly sinks to the level of Jewel's poetry.) His prose is decent and occasionally impressive.
The 32-year-old author was born and raised in Palo Alto, Calif., and his hometown makes a compelling setting for an exploration of the lives of aimless suburban teenage misfits. Yet even as he examines themes of violence, sex, drugs and self-destruction, he never offers much insight into his characters' behavior. They're just a bunch of slackers.
Some stories prove compelling: In "Halloween," Franco effectively conveys a tense interaction between the young male narrator and a fellow student whom he learns has given acid to the narrator's girlfriend, which leaves him furious. "His eyes actually looked worried," he says. "It was not the reaction I was expecting. I suddenly felt powerful and a little bad for him at the same time." This story leads up to an incident in which the narrator accidentally runs over a woman while driving in a fit of rage. After a few years, though, the trauma is gone: "I'd drive past the corner, and it seemed like the accident only happened in a movie," he says.
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Elsewhere, as in "Lockheed," Franco's attempt to capture an adolescent voice falls flat: "I got drunk only once, at a wedding. I puked behind a gazebo. I was with my cousin Jamie, who is gay. He goes to high school in Menlo Park, which is a five-minute drive. He is my only friend. He smokes menthol cigarettes."
Although "I Could Kill Someone" reads like a bad Bret Easton Ellis impression, a few of the stories are exceptional: "American History" chronicles a mock-classroom debate about slavery that turns into an ugly, violent confrontation between students. And "Tar Baby" conveys the frustration of a troubled boy whose inexplicable anger seeks a target the night of a classmate's party.
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"Palo Alto" suffers from a lack of depth and a tonal sameness, but this gifted actor displays enough talent and potential that you shouldn't dismiss him as a wannabe writer just yet.
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With the ocean warming up a little in summer I find myself occasionally sharing the waters of English Bay with a few other swimmers who have also discovered the pleasures of swimming in the natural environment. If our paths cross and we stop to chat this will often attract a curious seal or two who like to pop up from the depths and listen to the conversation. Usually only showing their head and gorgeous eyes, these shy, little messengers of Neptune (or "Neptune's eyes" as they are referred to by the artist and sculptor, Debra Bevaart) haven't got a threatening bone in their body.
Neptune's Eyes sculptures by Debra Bevaart
Non possessive in every sense, they share fishing territory and haulouts with other seals, change mating partners every year. and are quite content to cautiously interact with groups of swimmers or divers whenever they have an encounter. Fishermen of course are another story, and the seals are quite happy to deprive them of their catch without any qualms or consideration for their trolling efforts. I suppose it's also hard to say thank you when your mouth is full of fish.
Harbour seal with a salmon
This uneasy relationship between fishermen and seals has been going on for a long time, with the fishermen trying unsuccessfully to bring back a cull of the seals (which ended in 1970 when there were only an estimated 10,000 seals left) who they see as competitors for what they perceive to be an ever shrinking supply of fish. Without getting into a debate over the rights of one group or another to wipe out the fishery, the one thing that everyone agrees on is that the Harbour seal population has made a comeback and continues to increase every year with 125,000 being the latest population estimate. What nobody seems to understand is the seal population couldn't get that large if there wasn't plenty of fish for them to eat.
Dall's porpoise photo by Junie Quiroga
While Harbour seals love a good salmon dinner as much as the next person, various rockfish, herring, and hake make up the bulk of their diet. Herring and hake is also a favourite fish of the Dall's porpoise, a high speed cetacean if there ever was one, and one that likes to ride the bow wave of your boat if you are lucky enough to encounter one. International attention was brought to the Dall's porpoise when it was revealed that thousands of them were being caught in salmon fishing nets and accidentally killed. In spite of this and the fact the Japanese are licensed to kill 16,000 of them annually, they are not yet considered an endangered species.
On the other hand there is another herring lover which is a threatened species, and that's the Steller sea lion which mostly lives and breeds further north but can be found in the waters of Georgia Strait, particularly in herring season when they flock to one of their favourite haul-outs off of Hornby Island and frolic with scuba divers. The overfishing of herring in the past, particularly for their roe or eggs which are a delicacy in Japan, caused the Pacific herring fishery to partially collapse in the 1960's and then again completely in 1993. How the Fisheries Department could allow such a vital link in the food chain, for not only the marine animals but also birds and of course salmon, to fall apart is almost unbelievable until one looks at what happened to the Atlantic fishery and the West Coast salmon fishery to realize how systemic this type of thinking is in our country.
Steller sea lions and Nelson Quiroga at Hornby Island
The good news though is that herring stocks are slowly rebuilding which, in turn, is allowing the populations of Harbour seals and Dall's porpoises to increase, and is also thought to be responsible for the return of the occasional Humpback whale in these waters and a group of Pacific white-sided dolphins who have been making numerous appearances in Howe Sound and on either side of Georgia Strait. Instead of considering these creatures as competitors they should be viewed as indicators of things finally going right for a change. Let's see how long the Fisheries folks can resist the pressures of the commercial fishery to destroy things again.
Transient killer whale photo by Junie Quiroga
Another thing people tend to forget is that Nature will keep things in balance all on its own. With an abundance of seals and other marine mammals in the area yet another cetacean has made an appearance lately, and that is the Transient killer whale. Unlike the Resident killer whales which have evolved to eat only salmon, this Orca species does not eat fish and only eats seals, sea lions, porpoises, dolphins, and other whales. They too have made a significant comeback from only 50 in the 1970's to over 250 of them identified as now plying the waters between Washington and Alaska including of course Georgia Strait.
Transient killer whales photo by Junie Quiroga
We were fortunate enough to be one of the first boaters to recently come across a small pod of Transient killer whales off of 3rd Beach who eventually scooped up one of the Harbour seals and then went on their way. A bit of a happier story for a Harbour seal in Nanaimo around the same time who made an emergency escape onto the swim grid of a sports fisherman who spirited him away from the killer whale pod. With a ban on the fishing of herring, the seals make a comeback, as do the killer whales, and then a fisherman saves a seal. Strange how it all comes together.
http://www2.canada.com/nanaimodailynews/news/story.html?id=8e473cc9-4cec-402a-85e4-66c0b7329556
Astrid Bray July 23, 2012 at 10:20 AM
Wonderful posting Nelson. Extra special for me as I love Seals. Great news on the Whales and Dolphins as well.
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Spring 2017 SOGO Squirts will start the week of May 1 and runs until the week of June 12th, 2017. We take a full week break on the May long weekend week.
Locations will be similar to the last 2 weeks of the SOGO level 1/2 season locations found on the times and locations page. Each season SOGO chooses different locations so kids get a chance to run in different parks.
We want both you your children to enjoy SOGO Squirts as much as we do and want everyone to have tons of fun!
The format of SOGO Squirts activities are station-based, which means participants rotate through two activities that take place in a small area. This means everyone is running together within a game boundary, or running a short distance from a central location. Everyone stays together, runs at their own pace, and is challenged to gauge their success on their own improvements.
The curriculum that we are delivering has been developed by a team of adventure runners, experienced navigators, and medical researchers. SOGO Squirts follows the Canadian Long Term Athlete Development guide. Participants will work thorough a progression of skills that are both challenging and interesting, no matter their age, speed or skill level.
On your first session make your way to the SOGO flag and the registration tables. You will receive your child's SOGO pinnie which they will wear to SOGO for the remainder of the season and is returned on the last session for a refund. We ask SOGO Squirts wear it every week to be identifiable to the coaches and to keep kids safe by increasing their visibility. If kids dress in layers it is important to put on the pinnie on the outside of the layers. This first day you can also pick up any SOGO swag you ordered: toques, extra tee shirts or hoodies, if you didn't order these items on your registration we will have items available for sale and exchange the FIRST day only.
There are different colours of groups. Kids in the 3 year old parented group will be in purple pinnies and kids 4 and 5 in the un parented group will be in the blue pinnies. At the central meeting place there will be coloured buckets. Your child can leave their water bottles and any extra: jackets, hats or gloves they may have in the bucket that matches the colour of their pinnie.
There will be a check in sheet and kids will learn to punch in and out. Each week we will gather as a group near the SOGO flag and specifically your childs colour bucket. We will begin each session with a welcome song and group warm up. SOGO Squirts group warm ups include stories and songs that children act and move along with. The group will then participate in two adventure running activities. (each 15-20 minutes long). Adventure Running activities include but are not limited to obstacle courses, navigation courses, running games and treasure hunts. The session ends with a circle time and a cool down activity. Each week will have a theme reflected in the activities, such as pirate treasure hunt and scavenger animals.
SOGO is unlike many other sports programs in that SOGO groups move locations from month to month so kids have a chance to run in different terrain.
At SOGO we aim to teach kids how to be comfortable and safe outside. Warm kids are happy kids! Kids should wear or bring the following to each practice.
Wind jacket – will need to be worn over the SOGO Squirt pinnie if it is really cold.
Rainy/muddy days: kids will get dirty. If you are concerned about a clean car bring along a change of clothes, plastic bags for dirty shoes and possibly towels to cover car seats.
* Rubber boots are NOT appropriate footwear for SOGO Squirts, as they are slippery and hold water causing cold, unhappy feet.
Start with a base layer to wear close to your skin such as polyester or merino wool. Try to stay away from cotton-based clothing; it retains moisture and makes for cold kids. This can be worn under SOGO Squirt pinnie if it will be cold for the entire practice.
Arrive in a wind/rain shell if it is super chilly with hopes they can take it off during the warm up.
Layers are important, especially for running outside. Parents please think of layering up your little SOGO Squirt with items that are easy to take off such as a hat, wind jacket and gloves. This saves time and leads to maximum comfort for running.
We keep a lost and found throughout the season where we collect items that have been left behind so if you are missing something please check the lost and found bin the following week. We will periodically post an image with all the lost and found items to our facebook page which you should check to see if anything of your child's is in. We do not keep lost and found items past the end of the season so make sure to pick them up by the last SOGO Squirt session.
The following is a list of examples that are recommend.
Our program runs on volunteers and we couldn't do it without you so thank you!
SOGO Squirts 3 year old program, parents do not need to volunteer as this is a parented class. If you have a 4/5 year old and they might run independantly we ask you consider volunteering with your child's group or the 3 year old class if you are able. We will also have volunteers who do not have SOGO Squirt kids in the program so don't feel any pressure to volunteer.
If you haven't signed up to volunteer yet and you would like to we would love to hear from you! You can contact SOGO Squirt program coordinator Chandra Kuran or SOGO Program Director Deanne Stephen.
Using the washroom at home ideal. In the event your child has to use the washroom at the parks we will post specific information when locations have been chosen.
Once per season SOGO has a "bring a friend" where kids can bring one friend with them to their SOGO session to show them what it's about. The dates for the Bring a Friend day will be listed in the above schedule once determined. An email will be sent out about this special session later in the season.
In adventure running, as in life, it is important to be respectful of everyone around us and to follow some simple common sense rules to get the most out of what we are doing. With that in mind we have created the following SOGO Code for all our adventure runners to follow. Play smart, play safe!
Do not damage the environment (including leaving sticks and plants in their place) and do not leave any litter behind.
SOGO Squirts have too much fun to misbehave at our sessions and by following the SOGO code above everyone will be able to enjoy the program as much as possible. If, however, a child does misbehave we will follow our behaviour policy - which you were required to agree to when registering - to take the appropriate steps.
There will be several first aid kits at every session for any accidents that may occur. One will always be located at the meeting area. Coaches also have bandaids and cream in their vest pockets for small scrapes. Coaches will be aware of any medical needs of the kids in their groups, based on any issues you may have indicated during registration. If you forgot to mention something on your registration that may help your child enjoy SOGO Squirts more safely please email Deanne@sogoadventurerunning.com and she can update your registration.
SOGO Squirts love being active, and we will run in the rain, snow, wind, or sunshine. (Given that the conditions are safe and appropriate for SOGO Squirts). If Environment Canada issues a Weather Warning for extreme wind or lightning we MAY cancel a session. The SOGO Squirts Coordinator will assess how the warning affects the specific SOGO Squirt location and decide if the session will be cancelled (we all know how localized weather systems can be in Calgary).
Temperature should not be an issue during the spring sessions, but please always dress for the changing weather conditions. Wearing layers is extremely effective to keep kids warm and happy.
If we do cancel a session we will let you know via email at least 2 hours prior to the start of your program. On days where the weather is questionable please check your e-mail before leaving the house to see if the session is still on.
Please see our policy page for our complete policy on weather related cancellations.
It is the responsibility of parents and participants to dress appropriately. The SOGO Squirts coaches will provide guidelines and assistance whenever necessary. If you are at all unsure about clothing choices, please don't hesitate to ask.
Each Season we offer SOGO branded items. We have mini athletic tee shirts available, hoodies and toques.
SOGO teeshirts are given in xs to the SOGO Squirt kids. We also have some larger sizer for sale for adults and additional family members. The tee shirts fit big boy below is wearing a youth large.. Cost of tee shirts is $15.
If you did not purchase these items during registration and would like to, items will be available only the first of SOGO. We can take cheque or cash. Toques are limited and we may not reorder.
* All SOGO SWAG items are optional.
For SOGO Squirt programs that have available spaces late registration will be accepted until May 5th at midnight.
This race is SOGO's annual spring event.
SOGO supported dates: SOGO coaches will support two Wednesday night events dates TBA. We will have a SOGO table where you can come and find some friendly faces who will help you get started on your course. We would love to see you all there! Don't feel limited to these two dates - you can show up on whichever Wednesday you want to and someone will always be kind enough to help you out.
SOGO annual Halloween event put on in collaboration with Foothills Orienteering Club. An easy and more difficult course with a spooky surprise at every control, a delicious dinner afterward and crafts and games.
We look forward to seeing you at SOGO Squirts next season!
As always if you have any questions or concerns at all, don't hesitate to email Chandra Kuran SOGO Squirt program coordinator or Deanne Stephen SOGO program director.


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Source: Eau Claire, WI, Leader-Telegram |Eric Lindquist
If knowledge is power, then supercomputing is the path to nearly incomprehensible power. That, in a nutshell, is why U.S. leaders are concerned about the nation's place in the global race to build ever more powerful supercomputers. The Titan supercomputer, made in Chippewa Falls by Cray Inc. and installed at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, reigns as America's fastest supercomputer. While the machine is capable of performing an impressive 17.6 petaflops, or 17.6 quadrillion (176 followed by 14 zeros) mathematical operations per second, that ranks only second in the world behind China's Tianhe-2 supercomputer.
Not content with being No. 2 and aware that other countries are focused on building supercomputers with even more blinding speed, U.S. Sens. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., and Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., last week introduced bipartisan legislation seeking to take American supercomputer research to the next level.
The Exascale Computing Leadership Act of 2015 sets its sights directly on the industry's next major milestone — a so-called exascale supercomputer, or one capable of performing 1 quintillion (1 million trillion) calculations per second. That's about 60 times Titan's top performance on industry benchmark tests.
The bill would fund research partnerships among industry, universities and the U.S. Department of Energy's national labs, with the goal of building an exascale system by 2023. Read More….


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Q: Tree class with template and dynamic allocation for children So I am writing a Node template class with n children.
My problem is in the constructor. It seems that when I want to allocate memory for an array of Node type (in Node(V data) constructor), the memory is not allocated even though I use new.

As you can see in this image of memory state, there is nothing on the heap.
Memory state
Here is my code.
template <typename V>
class Node {
private:
  V _data;
  unsigned short _size;
  Node<V>* _children;
public:
  Node();
  Node(V, unsigned short);
  Node(const Node&); // copy constructor
  Node& operator= (Node&); // assignement by copy constructor
  Node (Node&&); // transfer constructor
  Node& operator= (Node&&); // assignement by transfer constructor
  ~Node();
};

template <typename V>
Node<V>::Node()
  : _data(0), _size(0), _children(nullptr) {}

template <typename V>
Node<V>::Node(V data, unsigned short size)
  : _data(data), _size(size), _children(new Node<V>[_size]) {}

template <typename V>
Node<V>::Node (const Node& other)
  : _size(other._size), _data(other._data) {
  _children = new Node<V>[_size];
  for (unsigned short i = 0; i < _size; i++)
    _children[i] = other._children[i];
}

template <typename V>
Node<V>& Node<V>::operator= (Node& n){
  if (&n != this) {
    delete[] _children;
    _data = n._data; _children = n._children; _size = n._size;
    n._data = 0; n._size = 0; n._children = nullptr;
  }
  return *this;
}

template <typename V>
Node<V>::Node (Node&& n){
  _data = n._data; _size = n._size; _children = n._children;
  n._data = 0; n._size = 0; n._children = nullptr;
}

template <typename V>
Node<V>& Node<V>::operator= (Node&& n){
  if (&n != this) {
    delete[] _children;
    _data = n._data; _children = n._children; _size = n._size;
    n._data = 0; n._size = 0; n._children = nullptr;
  }
  return *this;
}

template <typename V>
Node<V>::~Node() { delete[] _children; }

int main() {
  Node<char> n1('A',5);
  return 0;
}

Thank you in advence

A: (Sorry for posting as an answer, but there's a character limit in the comments)
This is what I see when I actually step through a debugger. It runs like you expect, assigning _children a pointer, and then initializing the 5 Node objects in that space. Based on this, I believe the visualization tool you were using has a bug.
Temporary breakpoint 1, main () at ex.cpp:64
64      int main() {
(gdb) step
65                Node<char> n1('A',5);
(gdb) step
Node<char>::Node (this=0x7ffffffedc90, data=65 'A', size=5) at ex.cpp:22
22                Node<V>::Node(V data, unsigned short size)
(gdb) step
23                : _data(data), _size(size), _children(new Node<V>[_size]) {}
(gdb) p data
$1 = 65 'A'
(gdb) p size
$2 = 5
(gdb) step
Node<char>::Node (this=0x8413e78) at ex.cpp:19
19                : _data(0), _size(0), _children(nullptr) {}
(gdb) step
Node<char>::Node (this=0x8413e88) at ex.cpp:19
19                : _data(0), _size(0), _children(nullptr) {}
(gdb) step
Node<char>::Node (this=0x8413e98) at ex.cpp:19
19                : _data(0), _size(0), _children(nullptr) {}
(gdb) step
Node<char>::Node (this=0x8413ea8) at ex.cpp:19
19                : _data(0), _size(0), _children(nullptr) {}
(gdb) step
Node<char>::Node (this=0x8413eb8) at ex.cpp:19
19                : _data(0), _size(0), _children(nullptr) {}
(gdb) step
Node<char>::~Node (this=0x7ffffffedc90, __in_chrg=<optimized out>) at ex.cpp:60
60      Node<V>::~Node() { delete[] _children; }
(gdb) p _children
$3 = (Node<char> *) 0x8413e78
(gdb) step
Node<char>::~Node (this=0x8413eb8, __in_chrg=<optimized out>) at ex.cpp:60
60      Node<V>::~Node() { delete[] _children; }
(gdb) step
0x00007fffff1013c0 in operator delete[](void*, unsigned long) () from /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6
(gdb) step
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by Scrin who shouted: Where's the scene aspect?


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On weekends, we used to go to this tiny cafe in West End called Peripheral ... It was so small there were only 2 tables inside, both nestled into the window. Robbie and Nelle would share the baked beans on toast, freshly made and piled high with a melty crown of mozzarella. And I would have the avocado and tahini on toast.
And then, we came back from a holiday and Peripheral was gone. No more.
But no, no, no! We can't have all this sadness of a glorious weekend morning ... So you'll be relieved to know that I've recreated the breakfast masterpiece in all its glory. And maybe even more glory than the original ... after all, the cafe is gone, so who's to know?
Sourdough bread, toasted, to serve.
1. Mix the miso and the tahini in a saucepan over low heat, adding enough water to get it to a peanut-butter paste-y quality. You can also make larger, more liquid quantities as a really amazing vegan gravy!
2. Mash up your avocado with the lime and salt and onion/tomato (if you wish).
3. Put it all together! Miso-tahini paste + avo + sourdough. And coffee, of course.
Well, I used leftover guacamole and some going-stale bread ... so my brekky was less than $1. And I used up stuff that would've been thrown out!
Have a lovely weekend! (I'm currently at the beach, sitting at a picnic table enjoying the ocean breezes...) If you can't find an ocean then turn on some beachy music and make a great breakfast and pretend!
Are you a mind reader? I've been having avocados on crusty bread all week for breakfast. This is such a great idea for two huge tubs of miso and tahini that I have way too much of.
This is also delicious in brisling sardines whisked with good red-wine vinegar...that is, if you can stomach sardines. yumyum.
Wow, I have never heard of this combination! But I am a savory breakfast person, so this is perfect!


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    ];
    helpers.testDirectory(path.join(__dirname, 'temp'), function (err) {
      if (err) {
        return done(err);
      }

      this.app = helpers.createGenerator('drupaltheme:app', deps);
      done();
    }.bind(this));
  });

  it('creates expected files', function (done) {
    var expected = [
      // add files you expect to exist here.
      ['bower.json', /"name": "testing-name"/],
      ['package.json', /"name": "testing-name"/],
      '.jshintrc',
      '.editorconfig',
      'temp.info',
      'css/editor.css',
      'css/style.css',
      'js/temp.js'
    ];

    helpers.mockPrompt(this.app, {
      'themeName': 'testing-name',
      'themeDesc': 'mock theme decription',
      'drupalVersion': 'd7',
      'themeStyles': 'n',
      'features': []
    });
    this.app.options['skip-install'] = true;
    this.app.run({}, function () {
      helpers.assertFiles(expected);
      done();
    });
  });

  it('creates expected files for SASS support', function (done) {
    var expected = [
      // add files you expect to exist here.
      'sass/_config.scss',
      'sass/editor.scss',
      'sass/style.scss'
    ];

    helpers.mockPrompt(this.app, {
      'themeName': 'testing-name',
      'themeDesc': 'mock theme decription',
      'drupalVersion': 'd7',
      'themeStyles': 's',
      'features': []
    });
    this.app.options['skip-install'] = true;
    this.app.run({}, function () {
      helpers.assertFiles(expected);
      done();
    });
  });

  it('creates expected files for COMPASS support', function (done) {
    var expected = [
      // add files you expect to exist here.
      'config.rb'
    ];

    helpers.mockPrompt(this.app, {
      'themeName': 'testing-name',
      'themeDesc': 'mock theme decription',
      'drupalVersion': 'd7',
      'themeStyles': 'c',
      'features': []
    });
    this.app.options['skip-install'] = true;
    this.app.run({}, function () {
      helpers.assertFiles(expected);
      done();
    });
  });
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Lightning Dust "Loaded Gun"
Lightning Dust promised a change of pace with their upcoming Fantasy, and that's definitely what we're getting. Following the teaser track "Diamond" (and its video), the Black Mountain offshoot of Amber Webber and Josh Wells have given us the synth-heavy "Loaded Gun."
Anchored by Webber's drama-flecked vocals, the song picks up on a John Carpenter vibe via some thick, chunky synthesizers and spooky undertones. But in a sense, this brings to mind some Deep Cuts-era Knife as well.
Have a listen below.
As previously reported, Fantasy arrives June 25 through Jagjaguwar. In support of the record, the duo will be heading out on some North American dates, which you can see here.
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RUGBY: CW seal the deal, tops in B.C.
Castaway-Wanderers captain Matt Weingart raises the Rounsefell Cup following CW's 20-3 victory over the Meraloma Athletic Club in North Vancouver on Saturday.
Ciaran Hearn's game has been solid throughout the 2011 CDI Premier League rugby season and on Saturday (May 7) the New Foundlander was at his best.
Hearn converted two trys, two penalty conversions and scored one try himself, accounting for 15 of the Castaway-Wanderers' 20 points as they defeated the Meraloma Athletic Club 20-3 for the B.C. championship Rounsefell Cup.
The match was held at the foot of the North Shore mountains in the sunken bowl of Capilano RFC's Klahanie Park. Rain poured heavy throughout much of the 80-minute contest.
Paul Buckley scored the only other try for CW. Bryan Tyrer kicked a three-point penalty, the 'Lomas only score of the game.
Hearn, from Conception Bay, Nfld., playing fullback, continued his marvellous season that included a 50-yard penalty against James Bay at MacDonald Park on April 9, which helped CW clinch first place.
He received due credit from coach Ian Hyde-Lay for his effort in Saturday's title win.
The win avenged CW's only loss this winter season, coming to Meraloma at Windsor Park, 13-12 on March 12.
CW is the first team other than James Bay or UVic to win the trophy since 2002, the last time CW won it.
Burnaby Lake RFC edged James Bay AA in the Ceili's Cup (men's first division) championship final 10-8.
James Bay wasn't the dominant force it has been at the premier level this season but the club showed both its depth and future are still strong.
The Bays held an 8-3 lead heading into the final minutes on a try from Jim De Goede and a penalty from Kyle Laberge.
As the clock approached 80 minutes, Burnaby's Brad McHugh barrelled through a line of defenders for a try and Nolan Shelley converted to give Burnaby the 10-8 victory.
The loss denied James Bay its third straight provincial championship at the first division level.
The rise of the Velox Valkyries came to a halt in the final play of the Harris Memorial Cup Final. The first of the three championship games played at Klahanie Park on Saturday, Velox lost 17-13 to Burnaby Lake.
Burnaby went undefeated and finished first in the Adidas women's premiership but it took an interception by Melissa Miyazaki in the final minute to lift Burnbay past the third-seeded Valkyries.
Burnaby did have the halftime lead, 10-3, on tries by Lindsay Bernrot and Maria Gallo, who plays for Team Canada. The second half was a much tighter affair. Velox's Jane Cruttenden added a try, conversion and a penalty to her first-half penalty to put her team up 13-10 until the fatal play by Miyazaki. The provincial title was Burnaby's first since 2009.
The Velox Valhallians top men's side also saw their season come to an end. Velox lost in the Okanagan Spring Brewery League men's first division playoffs to Capilano on Saturday, 43-17.


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Fall 2012Recreation & Destinations
Posted by NWQ Staff September 25, 2012
Events @ a Glance: Mind & Spirit Calendar
Our region is filled with exciting destinations, available practically in our backyards! Learn more about these popular getaways.
Sycamore: Little City, Big Fall Fun
Sycamore's family-friendly attractions and events make it an exciting, close-to-home getaway, and this is a town that really knows how to have fun.
It's a good thing the displays aren't alive at the Midwest Museum of Natural History, downtown. This collection of large, preserved beasts tells the story of the wild world, and the animals are posed in dramatic dioramas.
Tour the North America, Africa and Ice Age displays to see giant black bears, lions attacking prey, and fossilized mastodon bones, or stop by the field station to touch live crawling critters. Kids here can touch live koi fish, tarantulas, turtles and lizards, and they can watch backyard critters inside the museum's urban oasis.
On Oct. 8, kids can join Explorer Day and learn about Christopher Columbus' American discoveries; youngsters can enjoy more icky animal fun on Oct. 20, during the Creepy Crawly Halloween Party. Costumes are encouraged.
Speaking of costumes, you'll need one when visiting the 51st annual Pumpkin Fest, held every year on the lawn outside the DeKalb County Courthouse. From Oct. 24-28, the city goes wild as nearly 30,000 visitors enjoy pumpkin showcases, autumn treats, carnival rides, pie eating contests, craft shows and more.
"People really take the pumpkin decorating seriously," says Lauren Diehl, director of Discover Sycamore. "You should see how creative people are."
On Saturday of Pumpkin Fest, Sycamore History Museum staff members guide visitors through historic homes, a renovated train depot and an old school.
Sunday's festivities open with more than 1,800 runners filling the streets for the annual Pumpkin Run 10k road race. Later that day, the city hosts its festival parade, with more than 300 floats.
Even if pumpkins and animals aren't your thing, there are amenities aplenty in this vibrant downtown. Go antiquing, relax in a spa, shop for shoes and clothing accessories, or visit a winery tasting room, like the one at Prairie on State Wine Cellars. Dinner options range from high-class to simple. In between is Nat's on Maple, a cozy, chic restaurant with everything from sirloin steaks to comfort foods like meatloaf. And there's one treat that's not to be missed downtown: custom-sprinkled caramel apples.
"The best-kept secret I can tell you about is getting a caramel apple at The Confectionary," says Diehl. "They only have them while they're fresh, and they're harvested locally, so once they're gone, they're gone."
Sycamore is just 7 miles from DeKalb, home of Northern Illinois University and the NCAA Division I Huskies. This fall, stop by for a home football game, or discover the many orchestral performances and student theatre shows, including "Bartleby the Scrivener" and "An Ideal Husband."
Autumn officially ends in Sycamore on Nov. 18, when the city welcomes the holiday season during its Moonlight Madness event. Live characters like the Grinch and Mrs. Claus will be staged in store windows downtown, and merchants will offer evening specials, as shoppers get a head start on Black Friday.
Your fall fun is just about to begin in Sycamore. "Our city gives you a small-town feel," says Diehl, "but we have some big fun here, so there's no way you'll be bored."
Elmhurst's Wilder Mansion (Chris Linden photo)
Elmhurst: A Suburban Escape that Offers Lots of Fall Fun
Chicagoland has plenty of quaint fall destinations, but few compare to Elmhurst. Named for the Old English word for "a grove of elms," this city in western DuPage County glows with fall color along its tree-lined streets and neatly manicured neighborhoods. Located near state routes 83 and 64, and Interstates 290 and 294, Elmhurst is easily accessible. Thanks to this city's vibrant cultural life, there's ample reason to stay and play here, both indoors and out.
There's plenty to explore at the downtown Elmhurst City Centre, a hub of local restaurants, unique shops and entertainment venues. Neighborhood pubs, authentic Chicago pizza, sweets shops and a 10-screen movie theater are just the start. A block away, visitors can access Metra's Union Pacific/West Line and travel toward Chicago or Elburn.
Elmhurst College hosts a variety of lectures and arts events all season. This fall, lecture guests include Bishop V. Gene Robinson, the first openly gay bishop; Lydia Villa-Komaroff, a Northwestern University researcher who was the third Mexican-American woman to earn a science doctorate; Ross Douthat, a New York Times religion columnist; and other guests who raise thought-provoking questions about justice, bioethics and faith.
The college also celebrates the arts with events like the World Music Festival on Oct. 26-27 and student performances of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" and an adaptation of Franz Kafka's "Metamorphosis."
On Oct. 13, the Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra kicks off its 52nd season with a celebration of classical composers including Mozart and Haydn. In November, the orchestra takes on Beethoven.
This small city of just 44,000 has a wide array of museums. At the Elmhurst Art Museum, visitors will find an exhibit on contemporary ceramic sculpture, with displays and interactive art events. The Lizzadro Museum of Lapidary Art includes displays of intricately carved stone, and from Nov. 10-11, Florentine stone workers will demonstrate their mosaic techniques.
You'll also find gems like the York Theatre's American Movie Palace Museum, the national headquarters for the Theatre Historical Society of America. And this fall, the award-winning Elmhurst Historical Museum displays a collection of memorabilia, photographs and artifacts in "Centuries of Progress: American World's Fairs: 1853-1982." Along with the national traveling exhibit, the museum hosts lectures on Oct. 18 and Nov. 15 that highlight Chicago's connections to two World's Fairs.
Pedestrian-friendly Elmhurst is easy to walk, no matter where you're going, and bicyclers find it's especially easy when traveling the Prairie Path bike trail, one of the nation's first rail-to-trail recreation paths. The trail passes southern Elmhurst on its 61-mile stretch from Cook to Kane counties, following the old Chicago, Aurora & Elgin Railway line.
Along that former rail line, families can safely celebrate Halloween at the Depot during the Safety Town Family Fall Fest on Oct. 13, sponsored by the Elmhurst Park District. A few weeks later, the park district transforms the Wagner Community Center into a Halloween Town for older children. And, throughout November, the district celebrates spectacular fall flowers at the Wilder Park Conservatory.
It's a busy season in Elmhurst, with plenty to explore.
Council Overhang is one of many stunning natural features at Starved Rock State Park. Below, Starved Rock Lodge is ready for autumn guests. (Kathy Casstevens-Jasiek photo)
Starved Rock Lodge: Fall Color Lights Up Starved Rock State Park
BY KATHY CASSTEVENS-JASIEK, DIRECTOR OF MARKETING, STARVED ROCK LODGE
An unforgettable display of autumn beauty is just one reason to explore Starved Rock State Park this fall. Just over an hour from Kane and DuPage counties, the park is home to 18 scenic canyons, sweeping views of the Illinois River and historic Starved Rock Lodge.
This is one of the top 10 places in the Midwest to soak up a magnificent natural display of color and texture. The park was recently named No. 1 Fan Favorite Attraction by Facebook Fans of the Illinois Office of Tourism.
Fall Colors Weekend is Oct. 20-21, offering guided hikes. Guests will have to do some hiking to get to Council Overhang and Ottawa Canyon, but they're well worth the walk. Or, through October, they can take one of the Trolley Tours that depart from the Lodge.
The panoramic view from the veranda at Starved Rock Lodge is always phenomenal, but in autumn, nature paints the peaceful Illinois River Valley in hues of orange, gold and brown. After a scenic hike, sit on the veranda, have lunch and enjoy a refreshing Starved Rock Signature Ale or a glass of wine made exclusively for Lodge guests. For dessert, try some of the new Artisan Ice Cream made fresh at the Lodge, in fall flavors such as pumpkin and apple spice.
The Lodge will kick off the Oktoberfest season with a Keg Tapping of Paulaner Beer on Sept. 30 and Oktoberfest Dinners on Oct. 6 and 20, featuring the Doodledorfers German Band. At the annual Leinenkugel Dinner on Nov. 9, everything on the menu will be made with Wisconsin-brewed Leinenkugel beer, including dessert! A pub crawl follows on Nov. 10.
Free family fun is offered every Saturday night in October, at 7 p.m., next to a crackling fire at Fox Ridge, located across from the main steps of the Lodge. S'mores kits and other fireside snacks are available, too.
The historic Lodge recently received a facelift when all of the hotel room furniture was replaced with hand-crafted, made-in-America bedroom suites. The mortis-and-tenon construction style fits perfectly into the 1930s stone and log decor. An indoor pool complex and on-site massage therapists add to the relaxing aura of this unique place. If your fall visit will include an overnight stay, be sure to reserve a room at the Lodge in advance.
Learn more at the Lodge's newly redesigned website, www.starvedrocklodge.com.
Beloit: A Taste of Wisconsin at this Close-to-Home Weekend Destination
Outdoor recreation, historical attractions, visual and performing arts and fall festivals galore – Beloit, Wis., keeps humming all season long. Just over the state line, west of Interstate 90, this city of nearly 37,000 can provide a simple pleasures weekend getaway, or one that's action-packed.
Start your journey along Beloit's peaceful downtown riverfront, which boasts more than 700 acres of tree-lined parks, a bike path and a canoe/kayak launch downtown. Enjoy public sculptures, spend some time along the fishing bridge, or take the kids and grandkids to the Turtle Island Playground, a family-friendly riverfront park with plenty of interactive features for little ones.
From the river here, put in your kayak and follow Turtle Creek into the quiet countryside and enjoy the yellow and orange foliage along this tree-lined waterway. Or stay on the river and join a guided kayak excursion led by staff from retail outdoor outfitter Paddle and Trail, including trips to historic sites just over the state line.
Back on land, walk a few blocks from the river to the Beloit College campus, for an exploration of art, science and culture. The Wright Museum of Art houses a wide collection of nearly 4,500 items from around the world. As a teaching museum, it also maintains regular student shows and student-curated exhibits. Next door, discover student-led performing arts events at the Neese Performing Arts Center. With a 300-seat auditorium, a television studio and experimental theater, the venue hosts a variety of theater, dance and music events. For more arts events, check out the Beloit Civic Theatre, which plays inside Beloit Memorial High School, and the Beloit Janesville Symphony Orchestra, which plays in Beloit and nearby Janesville, Wis.
Beloit loves its live music, and visitors can find live performances almost nightly. This year's Rocktober Fest kicks off Oct. 6 on the riverfront. The free event includes a chili cook-off. Speaking of food, you'll also find a rich array of supper clubs and unique eateries throughout the city.
Outdoors, Beloit has still more to offer. A massive farmers market is held every Saturday morning, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the corner of State Street and Grand Avenue downtown. The 80-vendor event ends its season Oct. 27 with a giant Halloween parade.
Beloit is also a popular scene for motorcycle enthusiasts, who are welcomed locally at many stops. Bring your bike and escape to the winding, scenic country routes just minutes from downtown. Speaking of those pastoral routes, you'll also find fun tours for geocachers and great lookouts for birding enthusiasts.
Golfers can enjoy eight municipal courses in Beloit, Janesville, Wis., and Rockton/Roscoe, Ill. There's also a nine-hole disc golf course inside the George Hilliard Park, located near Beloit College's athletic fields.
History buffs will enjoy the 52-acre Beckman Mill County Park, with a heritage garden, nature trails, picnic space and a restored grist mill. This historic site is also a gathering place for the annual colonial encampment, this year held Oct. 6-7, when reenactors offer a glimpse into early America.
Don't forget the orchards! Apple Hut, located just northwest of the city, is a local favorite for fresh apples, apple cider donuts and more.
Head north this fall, and discover what lies just across the border in Beloit.
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Vintage 90's pink oversized T-Shirt in cotton fabric by Moschino. Features Moschino logo at the front Excellent Vintage Condition Label reads- Medium Modern Size -UK 8- UK 12 Model-5ft8,UK size 8
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