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Cross the Cape with CapeWalk 2006 From Falmoutn to Provincetown , the walkers are coming, footsore but free as they shun the Cape 's highways and even itsbywaysto follow nature'scourse across the peninsula. Daily walks average about 15 miles a day along the Cape Cod Pathways net- work and are not recommended for the seriously out-of-shape. The rewards are sights you won't see from your Hummer or over your handlebars. Day 1 - Saturday, June 3 Falmouth to Mashpee Length: 14-15 miles Highlights:Explore the majestic white pine forests around LongPond onthe way to the hillyMoraine Trailthat creates the geologic backbone of Cape Cod. Leaders: Dick Coveney (Cape Walk and AMC leader), Barbara Eck (nurse at Goddard Rehabilitation, author, and Peace Corps veteran) Start: 8:30 a.m. Goodwill Park , Falmouth End: Crane Wildlife Reserve, Route 151, Falmouth (behind Nickelodeon Theater) Lunch: Moraine Trail "The Rhythm of the High Moraine,"with Dr.R. Jude Wil- bur, assistant professor, Massachusetts MaritimeAcademy,and geologist/marine geologist/oceanographer. He formed Capella Consulting Group to practice broad-spectrum coastal geology and ecology. Parking: Meet at 7:45 a.m. at Crane Reserve to carpool to Goodwill Park. Directions to CRANE WILDLIFE RESERVE: Parking lot is on the north side of Route 151, west of the Mashpee Rotary, follow the driveway just east of the Nickelodeon Theater. Day 2 • Sunday, June 4 Falmouth (Mashpee) to Sandwich Length: 14 miles Highlights: The route explores the fields and forests of the Crane Wild- life Reserve, then past ponds to the Quashnet River and cranberry bogs in the Johns Pond Park Conservation Area. We continue through Orenda Wildlife Land Trust's Mercy Lowe and Makepeace Sanctuaries , and across the Mashpee River. Then on through the Noisy Hole Conservation Area and the Amos Pond Trail to the Santuit Pond Preserve recently purchased by the towns of Mashpee and Barnstable , and the Mass. Division of Fisheries & Wildlife . The route passes through beautiful beech stands into the Lowell Holly Reservation. Leaders: Tom Fudala (CapeWalk leader, Mashpee town planner and re- cipient of the first "Founders Award" from the Orenda Wildlife Trust), Farley Lewis (CapeWalk and AMC leader) , Brendan Annett (Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve steward- ship coordinator). Start: 8:30 a.m. at the Crane Wildlife Reserve End: Lowell Holly Reservation - South Sandwich Road parking lot , Sandwich Lunch: Veterans Memorial Park, for discussion with Brendan Annett about stewardship in the Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and the Mashpee National Wildlife Refuge. Parking: Meet at 8:00 a.m. at the South Sandwich Road parking lot of the Trustees of Reservations' Lowell Holly Reservation. Directions to LOWELL HOLLY RES- ERVATION - SOUTH SANDWICH ROAD parking lot: Route 130 south from Route 6, turn left on Cotuit Road , go approx 3.5 miles, turn right onto South Sandwich Road. Parking lot will be 0.6 miles on the right. Day 3 - Monday, June 5 Sandwich to Barnstable Length: 13-15 miles Leaders: Larry Pannell (Cape Walk leader and rhododendron grower), Ben Wright (Harwich Conservation Trust) Highlights: This route passes sev- eral kettle hole ponds in Sandwich, and climbs to some of the highest accessible elevations on the Upper Cape. Explore the Maple Swamp Conservation Area and the West Barnstable Conservation Area -two contiguous parcels represent- ing the largest conservation holdings in Sandwich and Barnstable. Start: 8:30 a.m. at the Lowell Holly Conservation Area, Sandwich End: Meetinghouse Conservation Area, West Barnstable Lunch: Camp Lyndon Parking: Meet at 8:00 a.m. at the Meet- inghouse Conservation Area to carpool to Lowell Holly Conservation Area. Directions to MEETINGHOUSE CON- SERVATIONAREA: Route 6 to Exit 5 at Route 149. Go north on Route 149, past the church. Meetinghouse Conservation Area is on your left. CONTINUED ON PAGE C:6 Be Sure To } Say Thanks' 1 For Us... I When You Patronize I Our Advertisers! 1 7T 7rl WHAT'sJenny Chow.., CONTINUED FROM PAGE C:1 tions, of course. What she really wantsisto find her birth mother.After befriend- ing a Mormon missionary who travels to China, she learns her mother's name and location and devisesadesperate plan tocreate arobot who canhandlethe travel that she cannot bear.Partsfor the android are delivered to her in an exchange withRaytheon,whichis in need of her servicesfor missile guidance technology. TeresaLimisaffableandintense asMarcus,infusinghermonologue with humor and verve, thus mak- ing her character entertaining. She takes the stage by storm in her energetic turn as the driven, compulsive young genius. Dee Nelson is appropriately infuriatingin the role ofMarcus's adoptive mother, the high-pres- sure corporate executive Adele. She can't stand her daughter's strange behavior and inability to operate successfully in the outside world, and misses every opportunity to meet her need for understanding and compas- sion. Nelson delivers a strong performance. Marcus's father, played by Ste- phenRussell,isaformerfirefighter who spends his time looking for fires from his rooftop. Marcus remarks, "Sometimes he calls in a fire before anyone knows it's happening." It isatellingdescrip- tion, as he is trulysensitive to his daughter'splight, even though he lacks the intensity to do anything to helpher.Marcusexplains,"He's not disappointed, he just has no expectations of me," Russell is funny and warm and wonderfully entertaining, as always. Steven Barkhimerishilariousin all of hisvariousroles inthe show. As the not so innocent Mormon missionary,themelodramatic sci- entist Dr.Yakunin, and invarious other roles, Barkhimer lights up the stage with his larger than life comedic talent. The android is played by the delightful Julia Chan. She mes- merizes the audience with her wide-eyed portrayal of the not- quite-human Jenny Chow. Ben Haas is a funny and easygoing Todd, the one real-life friend of Jennifer Marcus. There are some beautiful and touching scenes in this show, amidst all the laughs and action. When the android Jenny Chow finally meetsthe Chinesemother of Jennifer Marcus, reality sets in. The use of a Mandarin dialect coach,Joey Chan,givesthescene greater depth and integrity. PlaywrightJones,whoisa2006 Pulitzer Prize finalist, strikes an honest chord in his drawing of the sometimes strangely solitary world of the exceptionally gifted. The concept of a rich, stimulat- ing, and highlyfunctional "inside life," or inner world, that has no interface with which to connect to the outside world is a common experience for this uncommon group.Ashisprotagonist Jennifer Marcussurmisesinherdiscussion with the Defense Department, "Your satellites can't communi- cate with your missiles; that's a no-brainer!" There is a young quality to the show. At times it seemed a bit like an "After-School Special,"or Nickelodeon production, with an added smattering of self-loath- ing and foul language. Yet Jones managestoput together avibrant set of characters and a story with enough meat on itsbones to keep the audienceinterested,engaged, and entertained. TheIntelligentDesignof JennyChow is at Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre, 1Kendrick Ave, through June 17, with performances Wednesday through Sunday at 8 p.m. and June 10 and 17 at 5 and 8 p.m. For tickets ($27; $12 student rush), call 508-349-9428 or go to www.what.org. NOWPLAYING REGAL THEATERS THE BREAK-UP (PG-13) Digital - Fri. - Mon. (1200 1255 300 340) 715 7501000 Tue. - Thu. (1200 300) 7151000 X-MEN 3 (PG-13) Digital Pass/Discount Restrictions Apply I Fri. - Sun. (1205 315) 645 925 X-MEN 3 (PG-13) Pass/Discount Restrictions Apply Fri. - Sun. (1230 100 345 415) 730 755 955 DA VINCI CODE (PG-13) Fri. (120) Sat. (430) Sun. (120) Mon. (120) 800 SEE NO EVIL (R) Fri. - Mon. 735 940 OVER THE HEDGE (PG) Fri. - Mon. (1225 110 230 350 435) 740 945 THE DA VINCI CODE (PG-13) Fri. (1210 330 430) 700 800 1005 Sat. (1210 120 330) 700 800 1005 Sun. (1210 330 430) 700 8001005 Mon. (1210 330 430) 700 1005 POSEIDON (PG-13) Fri. - Mon. (1235 400) 725 950 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 3 (PG-13) Fri. - Mon. (1240 410) 720 1005 RV (PG) Fri. - Mon. (1235 310) 710 930 X-MEN 3 (PG-13) Mon. (1205 1230 315 345) 645 755 925 X-MEN 3 (PG-13) Digital - Mon. (100 415) 730 955 THE BREAK-UP (PG-13) Digital - Fri. (420) 715 950 Sat. - Sun. (1255 420) 715 950 Mon. - Thu. (420) 715 950 X-MEN 3 (PG-13) Pass/Discount Restrictions Apply - Fri. (400) 725 955 Sat. - Sun. (1240 400) 725 955 OVER THE HEDGE (PG) Fri. (430) 705 910 Sat. - Sun. (1200 210430) 705 910 Mon. - Thu. (430) 705 910 THE DA VINCI CODE (PG-13) Digital - Fri. (340) 735 Sat.- Sun. (1215 340) 735 Mon. - Thu. (340) 735 POSEIDON (PG-13) Fri. -Thu. (410) 945 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 3 (PG-13) Fri. (350) 745 Sat. - Sun. (1225 350) 745 Mon. - Thu. (350) 745 RV (PG) Fri. 700 Sat. - Sun. (100) 700 Mon. - Thu. 700 X-MEN 3 (PG-13) Mon. - Thu. (400) 725 955 THE BREAK-UP (PG-13) Fri. (315) 715 920 Sat. (1240 315) 715 920 Sun. (1240 315) 715 Mon. (315) 715 WATER (PG-13) Fri. (345) 705 920 Sat. (1230 345) 705 920 Sun. (1230 345) 705 Mon. (345) 705 KINKY BOOTS (PG-13) Fri. 725 Sat. - Sun. (100) 725 Mon. 725 ON A CLEAR DAY (PG-13) Fri. (325) 720 925 Sat. (110 325) 720 925 Sun.(110 325) 720 Mon. (325) 720 FRIENDS WITH MONEY (R) Fri. - Sat. (335) 930 Sun. - Mon. 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Environmental The Revelation House of Israel „ _. . . . „ 8,nn on Connection „ ¦ . . , Lectures 2 :OO PM Barnstable Update SeniorNetwork Jericho 8:30 PM NauselWorld Gailer> Talks Cape Cod Musicale Homeless Transformations TheAdamShow S°n frCTC^° ral MusicEnsemble/ 9:OO PM Cape CodTech TheJohnn^and Saving Grac(J ^ M New England Impact I Revival Hour 9:30 PM TBA Cape Cod Profile YPD PoliceSeries — T vfsiud a e C nis V Dan4 Dad 10:OO PM TBA Basketball Country Journal ^ pSLrt 6 ^ A Little Knowledge Multicultural S E 10:30 PM W0MRMuaC | S S e gof MW 2005 ^^ Re^n ^f o ^ — Wine & Food Music Ensemble / ^Louver 11:OO PM Festival 2005 Phys,aans Focus ZednickNews Cape Cod Tech Let s Visit Retey for Life I , , , 11:30 PM Tho V!im,„ lh c™Coi TBA kX oSZtod ln r t eal m Csoe Tech Facu "* H2RS Put Out TheWord Commerce Scissors Assembly vs Students Espmto Sanlo MIDNIGHT ; Basketball TBA CONTINUED FROM PAGE C:1 While Warren includes recipes for favor- ites such as vanilla and chocolate , he isn't afraid to take risks as he delves into ice cream territory certainly not for the faint of palate. Cranberry Ice Cream, Pomegran- ate Sorbet and Pineapple-Lime smoothies don't sound too bad, but how about Cheese Gelato. Tomato Basil Sorbet, or Jalapeno Ice Cream? Through Warren's unique book readers are free to indulge in their passion for dairy delights while considering new directions that passion may take, all in language that is easy to digest. Though I know folks won't stop visiting Four Seas, it wouldn't be the least bit sur- prising to find out that people are giving some of Warren's recipes a whirl in their own kitchens. Now, I'm not sure about Jalapeno, but , if you'll excuse me, I've developed an intense craving for some Chocolate Cheese- cake Ice Cream with Melba Sauce. The CompleteIdiot's Guide to HomemadeIce Cream. 2006. By Dick Warren with Bobbi Dempsey, Alpha Books, soft cover. $14.95 Ice cream book...