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MADISON, Wis. - Onalaska's bid for consecutive state boys basketball championships ends in the WIAA Division 2 State Semifinal round. Pulaski knocks off the number-one ranked Hilltoppers 46-42 in a game that went to overtime.
After leading by a point at halftime, Pulaski extended their lead to as many as 9 points in the 3rd quarter.
Onalaska responded with a 10-0 run beginning late in the 3rd quarter and carried into the 4th and the Hilltoppers took a 31-30 lead after a Matt Thomas jumper. Thomas was the game's leading scorer with 25 points.
Onalaska head coach Craig Kowal admits a big rally like that took a lot out of his players. "Anytime you get down and make a run you spend a lot of energy." Thomas adds, "I thought when we had that 1 point lead we'd get it."
Thomas finished the game shooting 0-3 from behind the arc. "They flew on him hard. They made Matt show his versatility. They did a good job at closing out the three," says Kowal.19246384
The game marks the end of Thomas' high school career, as he finished a couple of wins shy of capturing his second WIAA gold ball. "These last four years have been the best years of my life. This is not the way I wanted to finish my senior year."
His playing days at Onalaska are done, but Thomas is a player that will go down as one of the best ever to play in the Coulee Region. "It's one thing to coach a talented player," says Kowal. "But to have the character and intangibles that go with it."
"It's a dream come true to coach a kid like this. I wouldn't trade him for any player in the state of Wisconsin."

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|Stripers and Coastal Gamefish Stripers, Blues, Inshore tuna!
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|Nathan Smith
|By a convential rod and reel. The shorter/lighter on will be fine but the further out the better the fishing. You know what would be sweet is a spey rod if you could borrow one. Anyway I keep it simple with the lures. Silver spoons never do you wrong. I am familar with the location but not enough to give you specific locations. I am from Atlantic Beach and fished from beaufort to Swansboro mostly. Most of the guides are out of Morehead, Beaufort and Harker's Island. If you can afford it I would suggest getting one for at least one day. The fish will be schooled up so it will be more hit and miss, but the hits will be big. The best will be if you are beach fishing and you come across a big school of migrating mullet, there will be thousands of them. Fish the edges and you will have a chance for some monster blues and stripers.
Nathan, Portsmouth Island is on the North Core Bank. It is part of the Cape Lookout Sea Shore. It would be about 45min to an hour north of Morehead City. The islnad is uninhated and literally there will be nothing else but some wooden cabins and us, and ferry is the only way to get there. You can think of South Beach or Monomoy.
I am not sure if we will run into False Albacore up there, but heard of good red drum fishing. What concerns me is the wind on the surf side. I will be armed with 6-10wt with heavy grain sinking lines, but don't know how effective flyfishing will be. I am also contemplating on finally purchasing a spin rig for this trip. Some people suggested I bring a surf rod, but I'm not a fan of heavy tackle. I am looking at St. Croix Tidemaster 7' Medium action rod, but am not sure if that would make a difference.
If you have any suggestions or input, please feel free to share with me.
Best wishes!
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I don't know where Porthsmouth Island is What down is it nearest. The reason I didn't mention the Albies is I am not sure if you are near any of the good locations for them. Let me know and I will get you some more specifics.
As for the Bonito run it is really good. It depends on the weather but it is usually in march or April. It is more off-shore so you will need a guide and boat. They are alot bigger then around here in the 15-25lbs range. You will need at least a 10 weight. I tell you want though I think The best is the January Bluefin run. 80-150lbs juvi bluefin tuna. Bring your thirteen weight and hold on. With a good guide and a couple of days fishing you will more then likely catch a few, well hook a few. Catching is a whole different matter. Have you ever seen 300 yards of backing go out in 12 seconds. I have never actually fished for them with a fly rod. The last time I went was 2 years ago and we where using conventional but I hear they are doing alot of it on the fly now and they are getting good at it. There is nothing, no tarpon, no shark, no sail fish that can match that. It is the strongest fish you will ever, ever catch on a fly.
You might also try contacting "DirtyDave" from Moorehead City for area info...
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Nathan, you Rock!
You got me all excited...
Thanks for the article.
Hi Nathan,
I noticed that you mentioned "spring runs of 20 plus pound bonito" in your message. Care to elaborate on this?
|Nathan Smith
It will be very good mixed bag fishing off the beaches, reds,blues, and stripers. I would go with spin fishing off the beaches. This is something I posted in the articles for review
In recent years many light tackle fisherman have discovered the tons of light tackle opportunitys North Carolina waters can offer them. The most significant of these has been the fall False Albacore runs off Cape Lookout and Atlantic Beach. However, there are many more opportunities in the area. From spring runs of 20 plus pound bonito to Winter Striped Bass, the North Carolina coast holds endless opportunities for fly fisherman. Maybe my favorite is redfish called red drum in North Carolina
Many dont realize that around half the IGFA world redfish records have been set in North Carolina. The worst thing about red fishing the North Carolina Outer Banks is deciding where to fish. There are thousands of coves, bays, outlets, and flats to fish. At the right time and in right places the fishing in all these locations can be as good as anywhere in the world. I remember the last time I went for reds about a year ago now. Starting out about 7 am with an old high school friend Joey Smith who is currently a senior mate on sport fishing outfit in Australia. We put the boat off at the public ramp in Swansboro, NC and headed out with my eight weight and his spinning gear, he still doesnt understand All this stupid fuss about this !%$&# fly fishing. Like many in the area we use a flat bottom Carolina skiff with a large front platform which gets a lot more use as a flounder deck for night spearing flounder then accommodating a fly caster. The first place we hit was a group of creeks flowing out of the marshland. These areas are always full of small baitfish, particularly finger mullets, juvenile mullets less then 4 inches. Because of the ample baitfish these creek outlets consistently have good size reds holding at the mouths, particularly on an outgoing tide like this morning. These waters are very dark so a flashy fly is needed. I tied on a silver and blue 1/0 spoon fly onto a ten-pound leader and tippet. Other flies that work well for me is an adaptation of a salmon flashfly on a stainless hook a little larger then the salmon version and dark shrimp patterns. I blind casted the spoon into the out flow area in a fanning pattern because the water was to dark and deep, about 3-4 feet, to sight fish. Within seven or eight casts I felt a take and I was onto my first fish of the day, a beautiful bronze fish around two pound. A runt but when its you first fish of the day and of the year for that matter you are happy for it. Having moved to Boston two years before I didnt have many opportunities to fish my home waters anymore. That first fish brought back all my memories of fishing these waters in my childhood. Memories of skipping school to go fishing with my friends, because everyone knew that the fish bit best when we where suppose to be in school. I still remember trying to explain to my first period history teacher why I had a sun burn from being sick in bed all day. After I released the fish I thought to myself how much more I would enjoy this trip down memory lane if I was reeling in a twelve pounder rather then a two pounder, but you take what you can get. After about ten minutes of nothing at the first creek and being skunked at the next two we hit the jack pot about 500 yards down shore of Pettiford Creek. Joey first spotted the school feeding over an oyster bed. About twenty reds were pounding green minnows all over the place. These beds are an exceptional place to hunt for reds. The dead shells are a great place for small nickel sized crabs and bait fish to find shelter. This time I used a ugly brown, green and white deer head floating fly with a brown and white marabou tail. It also had a weed guard, which is key on rocks like these for getting morn then two casts before you get hung up. I cast the fly to the outside edge of the rock let it sit for a count of three and start a slow deliberate strip. On the second strip there was a role on my fly and we where off to the races. Too often people focus on using crustacean patterns and never think of a popper. Some of then best success Ive have has been using top water baits. I generally prefer a top water bait that sits in the water film rather then high in the water. These flies have seemed to give me a better hook up ratio. Usually in deeper water reds bull dog you will medium length runs like a striper. However when they get hook in the shallow, in this case about a foot of water they get to deep water in a hurly splashing and waking water all the way. It is important thought that you get the rod up as high as possible. Even to the extent of holding the rod strait over your head by the fighting butt. Most fish are lost here because of a leader or fly line being cut by the sharp oyster shells. Once in the channel the fish started a steady deep run for about 20 yards. After about five minutes I had a 6 lbs red in my hand. Though not a beast this is on the larger size for these NC waters where the fish average between three and eight pounds. We took 3 more fish out of the area on top water flies and brown and gray sluggos. By the end of the day we had put eleven fish in the boat the largest being that six pounder. It was a great day in so many ways. It is a shame though that we had more luck that day in the boat then that night with the ladies, but hey everyone gets skunks once in awhile. As we rode back I thought about how we didnt see another boat fishing and realized how the reds of that area are still one of the under developed gems of Atlantic gamefish. So, the next time youre in Carteret County there are two things you must do. First, go to Els Drive-In and get a Super Burger and a Shake. Second is get your fly into a redfishs mouth.
Fly Box for Reds:
Spoon flies in Gold, silver, blue/silver, green/silver
Clousers in Olive/white, chartreuses/white, blue/white,
Poppers in sizes 4-1/0
Flashflies 1/0
Shrimp Patterns from 8-1/0 (weighted and unweighted)
Bend-back patters
Gear for Reds:
8/9wt rods
Real with 150 yards of thirty pound backing
10-12lbs leaders with Fluro tippets
Locations For Reds:
There are a number of marsh islands inside Morehead City from Crab Point to the Beaufort/Morehead Bridge. Through them there are small cut that as the tide drops flush tons of green tail shrimp and bait fish to waiting reds. On a falling tide go from channel mouth to mouth.
Neuse River mouth. Here the bait is usually baitfish. This area is particularly effective in the early fall (September and Early October). Last years I had a 20 fish day here with most being over 4lbs. The bottom is very dark so you will need to use dark flashy flies like a flash bend back mullet (bend back with crystal flash belly and lots of flash in the body).
Inside of Bald Head Island. Most visiting anglers never make it south of Morehead City. This is a shame because 45 minute south gets you to one of the best red fish and sea trout fisheries in the world (my opinion). From May to September the fishing is great here. I like to focus on the oyster rocks. They hold shrimp, crabs and other shell fish that the reds love.
Spring blues are another great opportunity that are often over looked. During the spring and early fall there is a significant run of eight to twelve pound blues on the NC beaches. On a good day a fisherman can hook more then a dozen big blues. Big beach spinning gear is usually more effective however they can be caught on the fly. Though I have never tried it, I believe that this would be a great scenario for the new breed of saltwater spey casters.
The interesting thing is that this can actually turn into a sight casting opportunity. In smooth 1 to 3 foot seas you can see these big blues in the faces of the waves as the sun shines through them. It is like an aquarium that you can fish in. Most of the time this is a blind casting situation very similar to fishing the outer beaches of Cape Cod.
Fly Box for Blues:
Clouser in pink/white, chartreuses/white, blue/white
Poppers in sizes 2-1/0
Bunny flies
Gear for Blues
7/9wt rods
Real with 150 yards of thirty pound backing
10-12lbs leaders with wire tippets
I would also contact Capt.Gil Berke of Outermost Excursions, one of our sponsors who spends time down there this time of year (click on the banner for . Also, brother Skookum was on his way out there recently and might have some fresh info to offer.
I was hoping to squeeze a run down there this Nov myself, not completely out of the question with airfares being so low but time off and tight budgets are concerns.
Thanks for the tip, Juro.
I will let you fish vicariously through me.
Wait for some photos, hopely, of some nice Fat Alberts...
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Hi Ted -
You lucky dog! ;-)
If you do a search on "carolina" from the search link above you will some some helpful stuff like the following links:
A Must read from Capt.Steve Moore
last week of october proposal
low fares
Good report from NC
There are several folks with direct experience in that area if you have specific questions beyond the information returned from search.
Outer Banks Help Needed
My friends and I are planning a trip to portmouths island Morris Marina Kabin] from Nov.11 to 15. I would love to get some help on how I should prepare this trip, if anyone has fishined this area.
Here are some specific questions I would like to ask.
1. Will we be able to fish off the beach?
2. What species should I target from the beach? FA, Striper, Red Drums, etc...
3. What tackles should I bring? I thinking 6, 8, 10wt. with WF-I and 300-400 grain, but my frieds will be spin fishing. Flies, jigs, poppers, plastics, etc...
4. Is there a place to rent a boat on that Island?
Finally, what sort of fishing success should I expect during that time? I heard great reports of False Albacore action around that time.
Thanks a million for any help.
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Back when Firefox 2 was released (six years ago this week!), the Internet Explorer team started a friendly tradition of sending Mozilla a cake as congratulations. This continued for Firefox 3 and Firefox 4. After Firefox switched from major releases once or twice a year to incremental updates every six weeks, they sent us cupcakes for the next few updates instead. :)
Since IE10 for Windows 8 is shipping today, I thought it would be fun to revive the tradition by delivering a cake to congratulate the IE team. Here's the cake right after I picked it up from Baked Custom Cakes, with the Firefox logo in painted fondant:
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In the grand scheme of awards shows, the Grammys is the chance for stars to dabble in extremes.
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After reading the thread there is one other advantage - many of us who live in states bordering Canada run trials on both sides of the border. I have never been stopped when I declare a starter pistol at the border, a long gun would be entirely different.
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shouldn't a man feel confident in telling his best friend about a bird with no worries of that friend going after the bird the next day?????
i know the bird doesn't have a name-tag around his neck saying "mr. petty's bird".
i got on a nice bird this past sunday but wasn't convincing enough to bring him him from his harem. i told my friend about him and lo and behold, he went over to this exact food plot, got out of the truck only to hear this bad-boy tom gobbling like it was no tomorrow. snuck into the edge of the food plot, yelped one time...yes, one time, and here he came.
20 lb., 11-1/8" beard, 1-11/16" spurs....
he wasn't going to tell me if i hadn't notice the background of the food-plot. he said that he had no luck else where...that being on 7000 acres with only a couple of turkey hunters on it, so he decided to give my bird a shot...a shot he did indeed. i'm happy for the guy but somewhat discouraged that he would do something like that...i guess i will have to keep my secrets to myself in the future. sorry for the ramblin...just had to vent.
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New York City may be renowned for its inland attractions, but the stunning breadth and grandeur of its surrounding waterways should also not be missed—especially during the warmer months of summer. The easy accessibility and gentle, steady winds of New York Harbor (which first made the City a center of shipping commerce) create the ideal conditions for local seafarers and landlubbers alike to connect with the open water.
In addition to providing breathtaking views, the City's miles of public shoreline also offer spots to bike, kayak, sail and, of course, sunbathe. We've put together daylong itineraries that string together some of the best waterfront attractions. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a lifelong resident, you'll find plenty to discover—and return to—all season long.
Day One: West Side
The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
Your day starts bright and early at Castle Clinton, a departure point for ferries to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. This circular sandstone fortress, built in 1812 as a defense against British invasion, has since been used as an opera house, an immigration station and the home of the New York City Aquarium. Today, it's a gateway for the nearly 4 million visitors to Liberty and Ellis Islands each year.
Summertime crowds and heightened security measures can mean wait times of several hours, so depart early, when crowds are thin; the security screening now takes place at the promenade in Battery Park, before passengers board the ferry (leave any large bags behind). To further reduce your wait time, purchase your ferry tickets from Statue Cruises in advance.
First stop after setting sail is Liberty Island. If you want to peer out from the statue's crown (renovated a couple of years ago), it's crucial to reserve your tickets well ahead of time—we'd recommend at least six weeks—through Statue Cruises, as only 365 tickets are allotted for visitors each day. Many more reservations are available for access to the monument's pedestal, which also provides a beautiful vantage point on the harbor.
Even if you don't feel like exploring the scenery from the monument itself, the grounds of Liberty Island provide a striking setting for viewing the statue, the ocean and the City. And all reservations come with access to Ellis Island, the next stop on the ferry. The island's museum has mostly reopened, after damage incurred from Superstorm Sandy. You can visit the American Family Immigation History Center, Registry Room and Great Hall, along with various exhibitions—though a large number of artifacts remain in storage.
If your heart's not devoted to stepping foot on either island, consider another magnificent way of seeing the sights: a cruise with Manhattan by Sail on the Shearwater or Clipper City schooners. Unlike the motorized tour boats, these massive sailboats make a smooth, relaxing journey around Ellis and Liberty Islands, offering sweeping views of the statue and the Manhattan skyline. The Shearwater launches from North Cove Marina in Battery Park City, and the Clipper City leaves from slip 2 in Battery Park; both have daily departures.
Picnic in Battery Park
However you choose to experience the Statue of Liberty, head to Battery Park once you get back to Manhattan. Its top-notch people-watching and river views make it the ideal picnic spot. Pick A Bagel, near the south end of the park, is a reasonably priced New York mainstay that has everything you'll need for an alfresco meal: cold cuts, salad spreads, panini, knishes, lemonade and, of course, bagels. Across Vesey Street, in Brookfield Place, Financier Patisserie has a selection of sandwiches, soups, salads and quiches to go with its quality pastries and coffee. If you want a wider choice, head to the Hudson Eats food court on the terrace level of Brookfield Place. There you'll find stalls from some of the top slow-food quick-bite places in town, including Black Seed Bagels, Num Pang and Mighty Quinn's Barbeque, and some less familiar outlets like Skinny Pizza. If you're looking for a sit-down meal on the water, P.J. Clarke's on the Hudson, also just steps from the North Cove Marina, serves classic pub food in its outdoor seating area.
You may want to stick around after eating to check out free events at the Winter Garden, or elsewhere in Lower Manhattan. Visit the Downtown Alliance's calendar for more ideas.
Stroll or Bike Up Hudson River Park
Next, walk up Hudson River Park, which stretches 5 miles along the Hudson River, from Battery Park to 59th Street. To make it a more vigorous expedition, rent a bicycle at Bike and Roll's Battery Park location (at the intersection of State and Water Streets), allowing you to get some exercise while covering more territory and sights. On your journey north, you'll come across opportunities for a bevy of outdoor activities, from the sedate (sunbathing) to the adventurous (trapeze lesson, anyone?).
There's free kayaking Thursday evenings and weekends, weather permitting, at Pier 40 (located off the very west end of Houston Street), courtesy of the volunteer-run Downtown Boathouse. (Pack a change of clothes or a bathing suit; locker rooms are available.) If you prefer to kick back and catch some rays, stop off at Pier 45, near Christopher Street, one of the City's more bustling sunbathing locales. You'll also find a water feature, café and water-taxi service. Those with children in tow will want to stop by Chelsea Waterside Park, at 23rd Street. It has a fun playground and sprinklers for visitors of all ages to cool off under.
Set Sail at Dusk
As the sun starts setting, wander up Hudson River Park to Pier 62 of Chelsea Piers, near 22nd Street (about a 45-minute walk from Battery Park), and hop on one of Classic Harbor Line's schooners. Their two-hour sunset excursions—which feature complimentary champagne, wine, beer and soda—loop around the southern tip of the island, past Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty, returning back to Chelsea Piers by dark.
Day Two: The East River Ferry Route
Some Practicalities
In addition to breathtaking skyline views, the East River Ferry provides a refreshing mode of public transportation in the City, with regular service running between six locations across three boroughs (trips to a seventh normal stop, Greenpoint/India St., are currently suspended, and service to an eighth, Governors Island, is summertime only). On weekdays, 149-passenger vessels depart every 20 minutes (am and pm peak hours) or half hour (late mornings, afternoons and evenings). Northbound vessels depart from the Wall Street/Pier 11 terminal between 6:40am and 7:50pm. Southbound vessels depart from the East 34th Street terminal between 6:49am and 8:20pm. On summer weekends, larger vessels, capable of carrying up to 399 passengers, depart every 45 minutes from the Wall Street/Pier 11 terminal northbound between 9:35am and 7:50pm. Southbound vessels depart from the East 34th Street terminal between 9:47am and 8:47pm. While the ferry jaunt alone is worth the ride, each stop offers loads to see and do. Read on for ideas to customize your own ferry tour.
Lower Manhattan
Start your morning at Pier 11, at the foot of Wall Street in Lower Manhattan, where you can pick up an unlimited East River Ferry day pass for $12 (weekends $18; single ticket rides are $4/$6), and hop on board. Savor the breeze in your hair and the familiar buildings that pass by in the panorama as you float away from the island. The first stop from Wall Street/Pier 11 going north up the river is Brooklyn Bridge Park/DUMBO, so that's a good place to begin.
Fulton Ferry Landing/DUMBO
The historic Fulton Ferry Landing was the site of the first ferry service from Brooklyn to Manhattan, in 1642. The landing got its name from Robert Fulton, who inaugurated steamboat ferry service between the two cities in 1814 (he invented the steamboat, as you may remember). Purchase a treat from the Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory, located in a 1920s fireboat house, and settle on a bench to take in views of the Brooklyn Bridge and the Lower Manhattan cityscape. On Saturdays at 3pm, Bargemusic, a floating concert hall, located on the south side of the pier, hosts free neighborhood family concerts (ticketed performances take place Friday & Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons).
A short walk along Water Street (and under the Brooklyn Bridge) takes you to DUMBO, a former manufacturing district notable for its cobblestone streets, spacious stores (like the lofty powerHouse Arena), unusual performance venues (Galapagos Art Space) and specialty boutiques (such as Japan-centric shop/artists' space Zakka and Jacques Torres Chocolate). Check out our "Must-See DUMBO" slideshow for more ideas. Then hop back on the ferry and head for Williamsburg.
The next stop, Schaefer Landing, is in developing South Williamsburg, where you can find restaurants—notably, the venerable Peter Luger Steak House and the seasonally focused Marlow & Sons—as well as shops and bars. Stop here for a stroll or continue on to North Williamsburg.
North Williamsburg/North 6th Street
Brooklyn Flea has indoor and outdoor locations in Williamsburg, not far from East River State Park, a block from where the ferry docks. The summer Williamsburg Flea takes place on Sundays from 10am to 5pm, at 50 Kent Ave. Meander through the maze of vendors, selling everything from original, handmade jewelry and art to vintage clothing and antiques. If you happen to have landed there on a Saturday, hit East River State Park for Smorgasburg, the all-food market that takes over that space with around 100 local vendors each week, ranging from established carts like Asia Dog and Red Hook Lobster Pound to up-and-comers like Inglorious Yakitorius. Smorgasburg is open on Saturdays from 11am to 6pm. During winter, both move indoors to a warehouse at Wythe Avenue and North 5th Street.
Then wander into the heart of Williamsburg, a bustling 'hood loaded with galleries, boutiques and vintage shops like Buffalo Exchange, not to mention local craft-beer purveyors, like Brooklyn Brewery, which offers tours and tastings throughout the week (reservations required) and hosts a Friday night happy hour. After exploring sales and ales, head back to the ferry, which in theory continues on to Greenpoint (service here is currently suspended; check eastriverferry.com for the latest details), though for sure to Long Island City, in Queens, before heading to its final stop, East 34th Street in Manhattan.
Hunters Point South/Long Island City
To wrap up your day's journey with an elegant riverside dinner, get off at Hunters Point South, not far from Water's Edge Restaurant, known for its seafood and spectacular views. Too early for dinner when you arrive? Venture inland to MoMA PS1, the Museum of Modern Art affiliate devoted to innovative contemporary art. Every summer Saturday, from June 28 through September 6, the museum hosts Warm Up, its annual outdoor series of experimental live music, performance, art and DJs. Be sure to head back in time to catch the last ferry back to Manhattan (note: Warm Up goes till 9pm; last ferry is at 8:54pm).
Day Three: Governors Island
Riverside Ride to the Governors Island Ferry (Daily Through September 28)
If you have a bicycle, start your day at the top of East River Park, near 12th Street, and ride down the East River Waterfront Esplanade, a 2-mile public path that runs along the river to the southernmost tip of Manhattan. Hop off when you reach the Battery Maritime Building, at 10 South St., to catch the ferry to Governors Island. (If you don't have a bike, begin at the ferry terminal; you can rent a bike on the island.) Generally, ferries depart every half hour and the ride is free. Check the schedule for further details (and take note that this special Governors Island ferry, another route of which departs from Brooklyn Brige Park's Pier 6, is different than the East River Ferry).
Bike Around the Island
Governors Island's 172 picturesque acres make it ideal for cycling, so if you didn't bring your own bike, rent one upon arrival. A short stroll from the ferry terminal, Blazing Saddles offers adult and kids' cycles, tandems and surreys, plus bike seats and attachable wagons for the wee ones. Better still, during weekdays between 10am and noon, you can "rent" one of bikes totally free for up to an hour.
Because no cars are allowed, biking here is more leisurely—and safer—than anywhere else in the City. Feel free to cruise past the island's two historical forts and many landmarked buildings at your own pace. Or loop around the 2.2-mile promenade that circles the island.
Lunch on the Beach
When it's time to eat, you'll find a wide selection of choices. Governors Beach Club, which has its own patch of sand, serves nachos with chili or pulled pork, smoked barbecue wings with blue cheese, veggie burgers and other summertime snacks. Not quite beachside, King Avenue Food Court (weekends only) has a clutch of vendors, including Carl's Steaks and Momo & Buns for sustenance and Blue Marble Ice Cream and Brooklyn Soda Works for cooling down. Nearby, Liggett Terrace Food Court (daily) has offerings from Veronica's West Indian Cuisine, which serves jerk chicken and curried goat, and Little Eva's, serving up shellfish and hot dogs and touting a beer garden of sorts.


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Below is an interview with Forbes.com.
In an interview with Elizabeth Economy, C.V. Starr senior fellow and director for Asia studies at the Council on Foreign Relations, we discussed her new book, with Michael Levi, titled By All Means Necessary: How China's Resource Quest is Changing the World. By All Means Necessary debunks a number of myths surrounding China's resource quest, providing on-the-ground insights and clear and comprehensive analysis of precisely how China's need for minerals, land, oil and gas, and water is affecting the global economy, international security, and governance practices.
Rahim Kanani: What sparked your original interest in China, and how has that interest evolved over the years into a book about China's resource quest?
Once I began working at the Council on Foreign Relations, I took a deep dive into Chinese environmental issues and published a book on the topic in 2004, The River Runs Black: The Environmental Challenge to China's Future. From there it was a natural progression to thinking about China's resource use and its impact on the rest of the world. In addition, I was concerned that although we were all living through one of the great transformative processes of our time—the rise of China—we really didn't understand the implications of that rise. China's resource quest is the perfect lens through which to understand that larger question.


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Posted September 26, 2003; 12:29 p.m.
"The Centaur's Smile: The Human Animal in Early Greek Art," the first exhibition in the United States to explore the role of mythical monsters in ancient Greek culture, will be on view at the University Art Museum Saturday, Oct. 11, through Sunday, Jan. 18, 2004.
The exhibition features 100 pieces from the museum's permanent collection and private collections in the United States, France and Spain. It will focus on the significance composite creatures had for the early Greeks by examining their antecedents in the art of Egypt and the Near East.
"The Centaur's Smile" was conceived in 1998 after the museum acquired a Greek bronze statuette of a centaur dating to about 530 B.C., which is a signature piece in the exhibition. Other items include terracotta statuettes, painted ceramic vases, sculptural reliefs, jewelry, metalwork and engraved gems.
Special events related to the exhibition include guest lectures, family programs and an international symposium Nov. 22 presented by scholars of ancient Greek art. For more information, call (609) 258-3788.
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Call of Duty: Elite for Black Ops 2 will be free, Season Pass separate
Activision has made the brilliant move of separating Call of Duty: Elite from the premium service Season Pass style of subscription, making all of the Elite services completely free of charge. In addition, the publisher has added new features including player and clan headquarters, Call of Duty: Elite TV and Zombies leaderboards.
Activision release teaser for Call of Duty: Elite's Noobtube channel
Web-show Noobtube will be the home to all the embarrassing moments in Call of Duty, confirms a teaser trailer for the Call of Duty: Elite TV show. Stupidity earns noobs infamy.
Clan mates can send in clips of total noob moments for the world of Call of Duty fans to see in this web-show. Now would be a good time to practice your throwing arm, grenade spammers.
EA may bring Battlefield Premium-style services to other games
Electronic Arts exec Frank Gibeau thanks Activision for debuting Call of Duty: Elite, states Battlefield 3's Premium service is better, and that similar services may debut on other EA licenses.
E3 2012: No Call of Duty XP convention this year
Last year, Activision held its first Call of Duty convention, Call of Duty: XP, which showed off both Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and the new Call of Duty: Elite service.
This year there will not be a convention, despite the success of last year's event.
Report: Call of Duty: Elite has 2M paying subscribers
Activision's semi-controversial subscription-based Call of Duty portal service, Call of Duty: Elite, has 10 million registered users. Two million of them are paying subscribers. Reports show that from the service's launch til the 31st March, the Call of Duty franchise has enjoyed 40 million monthly active users who have played a total of 1.6 billion hours of online gameplay in Modern Warfare 3 alone.


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Juvenile Reinvestment: NCCALJ Committee on Criminal Investigation & Adjucation Report
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North Carolina Local Agency Support Directory: The directory contains contact information for local agencies providing reentry support services.
NC Prisoner Legal Services Resources to Assist Inmates After Release: A directory of resources to assist inmates after release.
NC Dept of Corrections County Resource Guide: The County Resource Guide is a searchable database of community resources in each of North Carolina's 100 counties. The database contains contact information for many core local, state, and federal agencies, as well as various faith-based and community-based service organizations that provide assistance to individuals with criminal records, including those under correctional supervision, to support a successful transition into their community.
North Carolina Criminal Justice Resource Directory: A service of the Carolina Justice Policy Center, the directory is meant to serve practitioners, individuals with criminal convictions and their families as a compass to help navigate North Carolina's network of community-based corrections programs, alternative programs to incarceration, re-entry programs, and legal assistance programs.
Resource Center Without Walls: The Community Success Initiative's database of various reentry documents includes everything from a Reentry Survival Guide to Reentry Employment Strategies to faith-based training materials.
Pre-Release Reentry Preparation Handbook: This handbook/workbook covers topics such as identification, housing, education, employment, family relationships, money management, and life skills. The handbook was produced in Minnesota and is in some ways Minnesota specific; however, it was developed for use by incarcerated individuals in all states and is useful for individuals preparing for release in North Carolina.
North Carolina Handbook for Family and Friends of Inmates: Guide to understanding the rules and regulations that govern the North Carolina prison facilities so as to encourage family members to maintain regular contact with relatives and friends who are in prison in order to provide emotional support and stay informed of his or her progress.
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National HIRE Network: The National Helping Individuals with criminal records Re-enter through Employment Network is both a national clearinghouse for information and an advocate for policy change. The National H.I.R.E. Network also provides training and technical assistance to agencies working to improve the employment prospects for people with criminal records.
Prisoner Reentry Institute: Among its many publications are, "In Our Backyard: Overcoming Resistance to Reentry Housing," "The Greening of Corrections: Creating a Sustainable System," and "Venturing Beyond the Glass: Facilitating Successful Reentry with Entrepreneurship." Also, see PRI's National Directory of Reentry Resources.
National Employment Law Project: NELP promotes model employment policies and basic protections that allow qualified workers with criminal records to attain and retain quality jobs.
National Reentry Resource Center: A clearinghouse of information about state and local reentry initiatives. Publication topics include starting a reentry initiative, mentoring, performance measures, and law enforcement.
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Center for Effective Public Policy: The center provides assistance to criminal justice practitioners and policymakers on a variety of topics related to reentry. The center also publishes training curricula, policy and practice briefs, handbooks, video seminars, and other resources regarding reentry.
Reentry Policy Council: The Reentry Policy Council is a national project coordinated by the Council of State Governments Justice Center, a national nonprofit organization that serves policymakers at the local, state, and federal levels from all branches of government. The Reentry Policy Council maintains a searchable database of state and local reentry programs and publishes on several reentry topics, including reentry partnerships, children of incarcerated parents, and federal benefits.
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The point still remains that it is an investment worth looking in to.
Anybody who honestly thinks this is a ploy to get a stadium is either really naive or an idiot. No offense meant, but unless we're talking the NBA or NHL (where there are so many state of the art arenas around the country ready made for relocation) it's not happening, and the league can deny the move.
Remember, a few years ago the cities of San Antonio and Portland were ready and willing to fully fund building baseball stadiums to bring the Marlins in but Bud Selig wouldn't let them leave. The NFL refused to let Tom Benson move the Saints. In most cases, relocation is a last resort unless the new owners are from a city that is desperate for a pro team.
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/m...,3974374.storyI have no interest at all in moving the Dolphins,'' Ross said in an e-mail. The bid, he said, is, strictly advancing our real estate, sports, entertainment and technology business.
you guys are funny.
Like Ross's partners wouldn't want to bid on an NFL stadium because ross has the dolphins...
1- they don't give a rat's ass, they're into real estate not sports (ross is, not all the guys around him)
2- Ross likes miami, and also relishes the fact that we can host a superbowl and have done so once every four years since the existence of the event.
It is a fair asumption to believe that if Ross and his buddies buy the LA stadium, the dolphins could be in the talks for the move... but not in a near future, not a all. He's thinking long term, if this was bound to happen it would be in 5+ years
I thought about it and I really don't care. If it happened I would just stop following the NFL. As you get older you begin to realize it's just the same bs over and over. The only reason I care now is because I have been a fan of the Dolphins since I was about 7 years old. Thats 37 years. That really is the only attachment that I have to the NFL. Now if Orlando had a team or even an MLS team I would be thrilled. Assuming the Dolphins were no longer n Miami.
Who would have thought the legendary and fabled franchise of the Baltimore Colts would move to Indy. Similarly the fabled and legendary Cleveland Browns left to go to Baltimore.
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Much better to suck it up and struggle out of high school.
Looks like everyone is still following LeBron...he's just on a team that's committed to winning.
It's like being involved in a marriage where you're the only one bringing anything to the table. LeBron divorced Cleveland for good reason.
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I'm now there on the reading of your journey stories : really great and damn wonderful pictures. Things are really pictures well and now I guess that the customer satisfaction would be one of the thing I miss about Canada, thinking about it! But Belgium has great fries!
I will keep on the reading!
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K�rdla is the capital of Hiiumaa, but it is approximately the size of a small town in Belgium with a population of 4200 people. There is one big street, some shops, some restaurants, one museum and a nice church. For more information : www.hiiumaa.ee
We wanted to take breakfast, but the restaurants were closed. Still, one of the waitresses at Nordtooder Guesthouse told us she could probably fix something for us in the kitchen. We were so impressed with the way Estonians will do their best to keep the customer satisfied. We had eggs & bacon, and after we had done our shopping we brought our food back to the restaurant and asked them if they could keep it for us till the evening
We hitchhiked to the Hill of Crosses, a place where people come and leave nature-made crosses : crosses from stone, from twigs, from plants...
It is a strange place, seeing all these little crosses everywhere. Claudia and I put up a cross. My cross had a special meaning. One year ago my best friend's son got killed and some of you will probably have read about our trip to the Hill of Crosses in Lithuania. I put up a cross for myself, and made a small one for Nick. You'll never walk alone.
We hitchhiked back, went to the tourist information and visited the local church. We got a tour from the caretaker, and he even showed us the mortuary where they keep the deceased before the burial.
Aftewards we went to the K�rdla museum where they had a nice small exhibition about life on the beach. In the afternoon we went to K�ina in the south of Hiiumaa. Claudia wanted to rent a bike but there was only one left. So we tried our luck at hitchhiking to the island of Kassari. But after one hour we were still in the same spot so we decided to go back and take a look at K�ina monastery and have some beer and garlic bread. Then we went back to K�rdla, had a nice dinner in the Nordtooder restaurant (www.nordtooder.ee) and picked up our groceries.
By the time we had a bus back to Ristna beach, it was already dark and we had to use the flash light to find our way back to our tent. Luckily there was a sauna and a hot shower waiting for us.
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New Albany aldermen are expected to discuss details concerning sale of liquor and wine inside the city at their regular meeting next Tuesday, April 2.
Sale was made legal Tuesday last week under a change in state law that allows only residents in a municipality to vote on the issue rather than all county residents voting. Liquor and wine generally can only be sold in the city limits, regardless, although a few exceptions are possible if club or resort status is obtained.
Once all the absentee and affidavit ballots were counted, the measure passed 55.22 percent to 42.78 percent with 44.29 percent of the city's 4,834 registered voters participating.
All four wards saw a majority favoring legalization with a ratio of 62.59 percent to 37.41 percent in Ward One, 51.34 percent to 48.66 percent in Ward Two, 68.55 percent to 31.45 percent in Ward Three and 50.43 percent to 49.57 percent in Ward Four.
Now that a majority of residents voted in favor of legalization, aldermen must create an enabling ordinance.
Mayor Tim Kent said he and other city officials have talked with the state Alcoholic Beverage Control about options.
While the ABC sets most regulations concerning sale of liquor, including hours of operation, distance from schools and churches, service and how alcohol must be purchased from the state, aldermen do have some control.
"We can vote package stores out and we can restrict hours but not extend them," Kent said. Some of those involved had believed that the vote automatically brought in sales by the drink but left allowing package stores as an option, which ABC officials say is not the case.
"There is a high probability they may restrict package stores to commercially zoned areas," the mayor said, but he does expect a lot of modification to begin with.
"I think the ordinance will just say that we follow state law for the time being until everybody knows what's going on," he said. Aldermen could then make adjustments after seeing how well the law works.
In all likelihood, aldermen will propose the ordinance Tuesday, which means the required public hearing probably will be held during the May board meeting – the same day as the municipal primary elections.
Proponents of legalization have said it is necessary for the city to grow and that it will bring economic benefits, specifically national chain restaurants. Opponents say legalization alone is not sufficient to draw big-name restaurants and the availability of liquor will increase crime and problems for families and individuals.
Kent said the city has seen little outward change since the legalization of beer. DUI arrests have not risen despite the city's having a full-time DUI enforcement officer able to focus on alcohol-related arrests, and, anecdotally, litter from alcohol containers seems to be less a problem.
The amount of sales seems to exceded almost everyone's expectations, however. Kent said one of the distributors estimated New Albany is selling about 11,000 cases of beer a week. As a rough approximation, that translates into nearly $200,000. The city receives about a third of the seven-percent sales tax turned into the state, which means the city will receive more than $260,000 in additional revenue for the year from beer sales alone.
If anyone wants to try to reverse legalization, a petition to consider making liquor and wine illegal cannot be brought up for two years.
For more information concerning regulations related to liquor and wine sales, go to the ABC website at http://www.dor.ms.gov/abc/main.html.


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Free shots offered at FluFest, Nov. 6, 7 and 12
Posted October 31, 2007; 05:10 p.m.
University community members can obtain free flu shots at University Health Services' annual FluFest event Nov. 6, 7 and 12, and enjoy the Cirque de Santé health and wellness fair.
Flu shots will be available from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 6-7, and from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, Nov. 12, in the Frist Campus Center Multipurpose Rooms. The flu vaccine is available free to all faculty, staff and students. Dependents can receive shots for $30. No appointments are necessary.
From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Nov. 6-7, FluFest will be accompanied by Cirque de Santé ("Circus of Health"), which will feature health and fitness screenings, healthy snacks, fitness demonstrations, entertainment and raffle drawings. The fair will be held on the 100 level of Frist.
The events are co-sponsored by the Office of the Provost, Office of the Vice President for Campus Life, Frist Campus Center, Department of Facilities and Department of Dining Services, with additional participation from several campus and local organizations.
For more information, contact University Health Services at (609) 258-5036.


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Getting New Mac Pro
Posted 06 April 2013 - 09:42 AM
I've run a groups of programs and scans on my p, and worked on the registry, so that it is behaving a little better, but will need to be completely restored after I have the mac. it seems it is mostly x-active conflicts and things like that.
Any mac software help, programs that help, etc. would help.
Posted 06 April 2013 - 10:08 AM
I'm in a rush so will answer briefly for now. iPhoto is your Mac photo program, like "My Photos" is in WIndows. It is the only photo program I use now (I didn't even bother to download the Canon one that came with my camera) and has great editing tools all on it's own.
Bridge I am pretty sure is a part of PS or PSE - I don't use that. I just download and initially edit my pics in iPhoto and save them in "Events" which are like folders of sorts. Events can be from one download or divided however you like.
"iLife" is the larger title for lots of the programs on a Mac - iPhoto included. Actually WikiPedia says it better ---
"iLife is a suite of software applications for Mac OS X developed by Apple Inc. for organizing, editing, and publishing photos, movies, and music. The suite includes five applications: iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD, GarageBand, and iWeb."
Does that make sense? If you go to the Apple website you can read about and watch videos about them.
Your laptop will come with Safari which is a web browser (I hope I'm using the correct terms) and Mail (Apple's Mail Client) and iTunes, Calendar -- I'm not sure what else as I have a different laptop that's now a few years old and has Snow Leopard not Mountain Lion.
I hope that helps for now. Keep asking or let me know if you need more help... Oh, you must be SO excited!
Posted 06 April 2013 - 10:14 AM
Posted 06 April 2013 - 11:26 AM
Bridge is a photo organizing program that is part of PSE and PS. I have found that it slows things down if you have thousands of images (I do) so I don't use it much, mostly just for special projects. I do use it if I want to open a jpg file in Adobe Camera Raw for adjustments.
You are correct about Mountain Lion being the Mac OS. Very nice system.
I'm very excited for you! There is a little learning curve, but you'll adapt easily. Mostly its just different names for similar functions and things.
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Posted 09 April 2013 - 12:14 AM
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Posted 09 April 2013 - 02:20 AM
I use Bridge, it just works for me. it is where I search up my photos, particular items i want for a layout etc and Photoshop comes with its own mini bridge which is linked to the main 'Bridge' so you can pull things onto your layout without leaving Photoshop itself, I LOVE that feature.
can't wait to hear what you think of your new baby, I'm sure you will love it
Posted 10 April 2013 - 12:30 PM
Posted 11 April 2013 - 09:42 PM
On the other hand, I have to fix this Windows based machine every time I use it and the updates change everything. Fed up, and then I didn't want Win 8, so I'm sure it will work out. At least even if I have to re-download all my supplies (years worth!) it will be fast!
Next, a larger display.
Posted 12 April 2013 - 10:15 AM
I know that Sara and Sandi and maybe AnnBK have updated to Mountain Lion (I am still on Snow Leopard) so they might be of some help.
I think you will do fine after a little "getting-used-to". Like closing everything out on the LEFT side of the page rather than the right. (Being left-handed, somehow I love that and got used to it pretty quickly).
What I liked most about my Mac when I got it was that it felt so user friendly and intuitive. And I found that whenever I had an issue I could type the words in any general search box (like Yahoo or Google) and easily find the answer. Rarely did I have to go further and ask someone.
I think you'll love it after your beginning adventure....
PS Jean, just to clarify, you are getting a MacBOOK Pro (laptop) or a MacPro desktop? Does yours have retina display? It looks to me from the pics on the Apple site that some of the laptops appear to have a DVD slot on the side, but not sure they all do. Or, if I'm seeing correctly. Maybe someone else will know.
Posted 12 April 2013 - 12:41 PM
I can't even get out of the self-guided Voice over practice thing so I 'm frustrated right now.
I hope it will get easier. />
Thanks for answering.
Oh, yes it has retina display, and Mountain Lion. Also a 768 flash ? hard drive, and updated grapics card. 16 g ram
Posted 12 April 2013 - 12:53 PM
Marilyn, I got the Mac book Pro laptop today and it does have a DVD drive built in. Not sure why he sent me the plug in heavy desktop DVD drive. No charge, but why? I also received the plug in External Hard drive-heavier than the small ones I have, but costs no more.
I can't even get out of the self-guided Voice over practice thing so I 'm frustrated right now.
I hope it will get easier. />/>
Thanks for answering.
Oh, yes it has retina display, and Mountain Lion. Also a 768 flash ? hard drive, and updated grapics card. 16 g ram
Sounds wonderful Jean! I sure wish I lived nearby - I'm no "expert" but I could probably help you get started and at least I'm used to "Mac" stuff. We'd spend the afternoon and have our own "meet up"!
I'm glad you have a built-in DVD drive - that would be a pain not to but I"m not sure either why you have the other?
Oh, I'm so sorry you are frustrated. What does the voice over practice thing have you doing to start up?
Do they want you to set up email or just try it out? What is is telling you to do?
Oh, yes it will get easier, just frustrating now. But, I'm sorry of course that doesn't help you NOW.
I'm on my way to a family party/weekend, but will keep checking back here. Wish I could help you more, that's maddening to have this wonderful new thing and not be able to use or understand it......
Do you have an Apple Store nearby? You can go in and ask questions and they will help and even have a "Genus Bar" where you can get help. If you do have one you can get to, go online to that store and you can even make an appt online so you won't wait when you get there.
Wish I could help more....
Posted 12 April 2013 - 12:58 PM
If you go to this page, you can see the Apple stores in VA Apple Stores.
Click on a link if one applies and it will bring you to that specific store. You will see that they also offer free workshops (if that particular Apple store does) and there is a place to click to make a reservation at the Genus Bar. Maybe this would help until your Tech person gets back?
Even when you get to the Apple store, the greeters are usually quite friendly and helpful as are the people that walk around the store.
Posted 12 April 2013 - 01:26 PM
A true friend reaches for your hand and touches your heart. ~Author Unknown
Posted 12 April 2013 - 05:21 PM
I hope you have a great weekend. Aren't you going to the meet up? I sure was tempted when we talked before, but good thing I didn't plan that long trip-my back is acting up.
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By M. Scott Morris/NEMS Daily Journal
MOOREVILLE – You can wish the Shumpert family all the luck in the world, but it won't help them win $100,000 from "America's Funniest Home Videos."
The family will appear on the show today at 6 p.m. on ABC stations, but the episode was taped about a month ago.
"People have wished us luck. They don't know we already know. They don't think about it or they don't know how the show works," said Kirk Shumpert, 43, of Mooreville.
The family is used to keeping secrets. This is the second go-round for the Shumperts, who won $10,000 on the show in December.
Shumpert's wife, Courtney, 35, filmed their entry and caught Shumpert on his cellphone pretending to be Santa Claus. He's talking to his daughter, Savannah, now 6, who's also on camera and thinks she's talking to the real Jolly Ol' Elf.
Five other videos are in competition, and all of them feature kids or animals.
"That seems to be the theme," he said.
The show flew the family to Los Angeles in January. In addition to the parents, Savannah and her twin sister, Sharlee, made the trip with their sister, Sheridan, 2.
The Shumperts went a couple of days early and got to enjoy a "super fun" trip to Disneyland, Shumpert said.
If they actually won the $100,000 grand prize, the family can expect more good times to come.
So feel free to wish them luck.
"Hey, I need all the luck I can get," Shumpert said.


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Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Been waiting to publish this for a few days, it really is quite stunning and I am so envious, yet proud to know there's collectors out there capable and still willing to do this sort of thing. I have to hope those $20 ultra-clearance AT-ATs back in the day helped. The fireballs are the most impressive part, just cotton fluff painted and stuck onto a chickenwire frame set over a CFL light bulb - they look so good, and I find it twice as exciting to know HOW they were made, that something so simple could be so very effective.
AND HE'S MARRIED, NO LESS!!! Next time your wife or girlfriend gives you crap about putting a Boba Fett figure on the mantle...
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It looks great and I'm impressed. I want to put my dioramas almost all over my home in every room and I've actually been criticized by friends I have on this site! However I don't want to put too much in any given room and I want my rooms to be functional for my living space. I also don't want to get to dedicate all my potential Star Wars display spacethe to any 1 given scene from the movies, but if Hoth is his thing he did a great job and more power to him
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Graham pleads guilty to McGill killing
SPOKANE, Wash. - Avondre Graham pleaded guilty Thursday morning to second degree murder for the killing of Sharlotte McGill last year.
Graham, 18, changed his plea on the murder charge a little over a month after Judge Maryann Moreno ruled that he was competent to stand trial for McGill's May 2012 killing as she was walking her dog near her home in the 1800 block of East South Riverton.
Judge Moreno sentenced Graham to serve 123 months in jail, which is at the low end of the sentencing range for second degree murder, and after he is released from custody she ordered he spend 36 months in community custody.
As part of the plea deal, robbery and assault charges were severed from the murder charge plea, and prosecutors said during Thursday's plea change and sentencing hearing that a separate plea agreement was in the works on those charges.
Attorney Jeffry Finer read a statement on behalf of McGill's daughter, Billie McKinney, who stood next to him as he read her statement.
"When you feel that life is not fair, please do not forget my mother. There was nothing more unfair than what happened to her that day. She lost her life, and the punishment does not fit the crime. Someone used their hands to take my mother away from me forever. Those hands carved nine holes in her chest, in her neck, her face, and her arms. This punishment does not fit that crime," McKinney wrote. "She held me coming into this world, and I held her going out."
"The day my mother died, I said, and I was quoted in the news, that her murderer was a 'monster.' I know why I felt that way, and I know there's part of me that feels that way today. But I want to say something else. The defendant's crime is partly on all of us. I know he was failed by all of us. He has his own burdens and struggles, and life has dealt him some very rough deals. And I'm sorry for his faults and for those who let him down. I know you have to impose a sentence and then you move on. I have to find a way to find forgiveness, and I'm not sure if I will ever see that happen," she added.
Janelle Stone, Graham's cousin, then addressed the court and read a statement on behalf of his family for the suffering caused by McGill's killing, and then made a personal comment for herself, taking the media to task for their portrayal of Graham in the news.
"Avondre Graham is not the young man the media has portrayed him out to be," she said. "He is not some kind of gang member or delinquent. He does not go around looking for or causing trouble. Avondre is caring, kind, gentle, warmhearted. He is trustworthy, trustworthy, reliable, genuine, and very lovable. He is smart, very funny, and goofy. He loves to dance. The majority of the time he would rather hang out with his family rather than his friends. He is very family oriented."
After those statements to the court, Graham himself addressed the court and apologized for his actions.
"I'm sorry. This will never happen again. And I am truly sorry to the McGill family," he said, motioning to McKinney. "And I know they're going through a hard time. And like I said, this will never happen again. And I do accept the punishment for what you're going to give me. And that's it, your Honor."
Josh Gahl, the man who called 911 as an assault was in progress in September 2012, which helped police find and arrest Graham, was glad to hear about his guilty plea.
"That's kind of just my main concern, giving Sharlotte's family some peace if that's possible," he said.
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Regional discussion papers and methodology papers from the 6th edition of IDF Diabetes Atlas are now available on the website of Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice (DRCP).
DRCP is the official, open access, journal of the International Diabetes Federation (IDF). It is an international journal for healthcare providers and clinically oriented researchers that publishes high-quality original research articles and expert reviews in diabetes and related areas.
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President Tilghman receives six honorary degrees
Posted May 31, 2002; 12:32 a.m.
Hailed for her leadership and scientific contributions, President Shirley M. Tilghman has recently received honorary doctor of science degrees from Yale University, Bard College, Dickinson College, Westminster Choir College and Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, her alma mater. She will receive an honorary doctor of science degree from the University of Oxford on June 19.
Tilghman was selected last May as Princeton's 19th president after serving on the molecular biology faculty since 1986. She is the first woman to hold that office in the University's 256-year history. Tilghman is a pioneer in the efforts to map the human genome and is dedicated to advancing minorities and women in science.
As Tilghman received her honorary degree at Yale's commencement ceremony, president Richard Levin stated, "From participation in cloning the first mammalian gene to groundbreaking discoveries about the nature of genetic determinism, you have made a lasting mark on the progress of science. Through research into imprinting and the molecular mechanisms underlying gene silencing, you have deepened our understanding of the origin of the species. You bring a distinguished record as a teacher, scientist and advocate for science to the Presidency of Princeton University."
For more information regarding president Tilghman and her recent accomplishments, see the profile of her first year in office in the Weekly Bulletin .
About the photo above: Princeton President Shirley M. Tilghman receives her honorary degree at Queen's University. Photo by Celia Russell, Queen's University Gazette.
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East Sumbanese people
East Sumba, Indonesia
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In east Sumba, souls only move to the afterlife once secondary burial rites are held. The ceremonies require vast resources and may be staged years after a death, allowing relatives to assemble sacrificial animals, goods and clothing for the deceased, and provide for the expensive accompanying feasts.
For secondary funerals, huge stone graves and funerary markers [penji] are dragged to village graveyards from distant quarries. Spectacular penji commemorate the accomplishments of the deceased through carved images, often including a representation of the dead person riding a horse. Other motifs include gongs and jewellery demonstrating high status and lineage, and creatures of the watery lower realms, such as fish and turtles, symbolising death.


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A Kiwi-prepped track version of the hot Subaru BRZ has been unveiled at the Sydney Motor Show.
The BRZ is part of a joint venture with the Toyota 86, and Subaru Australia has introduced the motorsport version with its long-term race and rally partner Possum Bourne Motorsport.
"This car will take the BRZ thrill to a whole new level for those that want some serious trackwork," said Subaru Australia managing director Nick Senior.
There's a massive level of interest among motorsport fans, so we're keen to tap into that market.
"From day one we have always imagined the BRZ would appeal to the 'weekend warriors' - people who enjoy club level motorsport activities.
"PBMS has developed packages that will appeal to these enthusiasts. It is a company that has developed an international reputation for excellence in engineering and fastidiousness in attention to detail."
There will be three options offered by PBMS to suit different levels of commitment and wealth.
The entry-level version includes a rollcage, Recaro racing seats and Sabelt harnesses, an uprated fuel system and some carbon fibre parts, including door panels.
The next level - the same as the display car at the Sydney show - has driveline and suspension work carried out, including fully adjustable Cusco coilovers, AP brake rotors and calipers, an electrical upgrade including wiring, circuit breakers and a lightweight battery, Recaro winged-HANS seats and 18x8 lightweight Enkei rims wrapped in Pirelli P-Zero Trofeo R tyres.
For the deadly serious is a complete performance parts package, including customer-requested modifications and a full host of upgrades, including engine and gearbox.
- nzherald.co.nz