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The Electric Company "Fromage Here to Eternity" Lisa is chosen to write a story on Skeleckian cheese-making for the school paper, but Annie is determined to scoop her. D
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Wild Kratts "Honey Seekers" While on an adventure to discover the toughest animal in Africa, Martin and Chris uncover the amazing relationship between the Honey guide bird and Honey badger. A relationship that the Wild Kratt team uses to foil the evil plans of Chef Gourmand. Science Concepts: Symbiotic relationships. D
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WordWorld "The Really Red Ruby/Firefighters to the Rescue" The Really Red Ruby - Frog is excited to accompany Sheep on an exciting adventure to find the Really Red Ruby - until he realizes that Sheep is only pretending to go on an adventure. Frog is disappointed until he makes his greatest discovery: playing pretend is fun! Firefighters to the Rescue - Duck and Fly want to become firefighters, just like their friend Firefighter Frog. To do that, they need to look out for any signs of smoke in WordWorld, because where there's smoke, there's fire! Will Duck and Fly be able to determine what's really smoke and what's not?. D
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WordGirl "Seize The Cheese/Ms. Question's Riddle Rampage!" SEIZE THE CHEESE - It's a beautiful Fall day and Mr. and Mrs. Botsford drag Becky and TJ away from their video game to enjoy a family hike. Dr. Two-Brains is also outside apple picking with his henchmen -- of course his plans involve seizing cheese, as well. Will Becky be able to sneak away from her family and become WordGirl to save the city's cheese? Vocabulary Words: Seize, Savor. D
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Essential Pepin "Souper Soups for Supper" Tomato Chowder With Mollet Eggs; Black Bean Soup With Bananas; Garlic Soup; Onion Soup Lyonnaise-Style; Consomme. D
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Globe Trekker "Puerto Rico" Zay visits San Juan, the El Yunque National Forest, the Camuy River Caves National Park and the coffee-producing central highlands. He discovers why Puerto Rico is known as the "island of enchantment," boasting sun-kissed beaches, dramatic mountains, a rich colonial history and distinctive music.G
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Great Performances at the Met "La Traviata" Natalie Dessay, in her first Violetta at the Met. puts on the red dress in Willy Decker's production of "La Traviata." Matthew Polenzani sings Alfredo, Dmitri Hvorostovsky is Germont, and principal guest conductor Fabio Luisi is on the podium. D
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Great Performances at the Met "La Traviata" Natalie Dessay, in her first Violetta at the Met. puts on the red dress in Willy Decker's production of "La Traviata." Matthew Polenzani sings Alfredo, Dmitri Hvorostovsky is Germont, and principal guest conductor Fabio Luisi is on the podium. D


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Thursday, May 24, 2012
Today I could resist the urge no longer and sucked it up, and went in. Holy cow was that cold! I've read somewhere that cold baths are good for you, and with that in mind, I inched slowly further in, only to be sprayed with the hose from behind. So mean! I was out of the pool in seconds, and had turned the hose on my assailant, who barely got the door closed on his cowardly retreat.
Well, I was wet, and cold already, so I took a deep breath and jumped in. Breathtaking!
Then the dogs were let loose. That's Happy.
And Denny.
And Maggie! That's right! Last year she didn't go into the pool by herself. She "accidentally" fell in a few times. But this year, she went in (did you here me squeal in delight?), and now we can't get her out! She loves it.
I had such a great time with the pups. The hardest part was not to drown. Both Happy and Denny swam after me, a little excited that I was in there too (or at all). Happy wanted to play with me, but Denny wanted him to get away from me. A water fight ensued, and I just got the heck out of there (two steps to the left). So much splashing. It was wonderful.
Hopefully many more of those days are to come. :o)
6 comments:
- CelticCastOn said...
aww so glad Maggie is enjoying it now. 3 happy puppers!
If I were you I'd drag that boy out and throw him in for spraying you!
- May 24, 2012 6:10 p.m.
- Wanderingcatstudio said...
Looks like fun! Glad Maggie is in now too!
- May 24, 2012 8:14 p.m.
- Lindsay said...
I'm so jealous! What a fantastic time! I'd love to go swimming with my boys but I think the only one who would get in would sink like a rock (Victorian Bulldog). The water looks wonderful.
- May 24, 2012 11:46 p.m.
- monica said...
YAY!! Maggie was swimming!! That looks like so much fun.
- May 24, 2012 11:50 p.m.
- 2paw said...
Well done Maggie!! Wha ta great swimmer and I love how they all have their toy 'flotation devices'!!!! You are so popular with those pups.
I think the worst part is when you get to the top of your ribs: it's so cold!!
- May 25, 2012 7:53 a.m.
- Tina said...
So the wet-dog-season has started again :-)
I was curious to see if Maggie would go in this year and by scrolling down was really surprised that is was immediately on the opening of the season :-)
- May 27, 2012 3:35 p.m.


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In Africa, certain tribes wear jewellery to keep evil spirits away from their body. The earrings I designed are a Western variant on this concept. The Aids virus is one of our evil spirits, and wearing these earrings intimately reminds you of its now a little less invisible presence. In this sense they are real 'earring aids'.
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In every graduating class are students whose names the public recognizes and who receive the attention because they are in the limelight; then there are are the seniors behind the scenes....
Within every graduating class are those students who rise to the top – whose names the public recognizes and who receive the attention because they are in the limelight.
Although in many ways they become the face of their class, those faces do not represent all that makes up any group of students, because for every one student whose face is seen there are dozens of others who stand in the shadows.
They are the linemen, not the quarterback on the football field. They are the background singer, not the soloist in the choir. They are the seniors behind the scenes.
To help bring those faces out from behind the curtain, eight members of the RVHS Class of 2013 are being recognized. While not a comprehensive list, they represent those whose tasks are not as well documented but nonetheless help to define their class. Meet these students, perhaps, for the first time.
Maranda Cable
Maranda Cable is the daughter of Robbin Mahoney.
As a student she has been involved in the One-Act play, band, pep band, the musical pit band, BPA, speech and FFA.
"I enjoyed speech the most," said Cable. "It may not be fun getting up early, but I enjoy the thrill that speech gives me. I love my category, drama. I've made tons of friends and couldn't have asked for anything more."
Cable said during her time in school she looked up to teachers Jeremy Daberkow and Janet DePuy.
"(Mr.) Daberkow is the reason why I decided to become a 2012-13 FFA officer in the first place. He pushed me to do my best with the simple phrase 'participate don't anticipate,'" said Cable. "(Mrs.) DePuy has been my speech coach for three years, and she has been amazing."
Cable is planning to attend the U of M at Crookston to study in the pre-vet program.
Margaret Estum
Margaret Estum is the daughter of Bart Estum and Julie Wohlman.
As a student, Estum has been involved in the three-act play, the school musicals, band, choir, the One-Act plays, speech, SADD, BPA and pep band.
"I enjoyed being in speech the most," said Estum. "It was my favorite, because I got to write my own speech. I also had a lot of fun going to competitions and meeting new people."
In her spare time, Estum also helps at the animal shelter and at her church.
"I have learned that it feels good to help, and everyone needs it once in a while," said Estum.
Estum said Whitney Hegg has been a big influence on her, as she has helped her become a better ac-tress and writer.
"She is always there to help and is an up-beat person," said Estum, adding she also appreciated Bob Kaupang and her history and government classes with him
"I plan on attending Ridgewater College in Willmar," said Estum.
After completing her general courses, she is going to decide whether she wants to become a veterinary technician or a full vet.
Ashley Kerkhoff
Ashley Kerkhoff is the daughter of Jarrod and Danielle Elmer.
During her time at RVHS, Kerkhoff has been involved in danceteam, gymnastics, band, pep band and golf.
"Danceteam helped me expand my dance skills and let me do what I love," said Ker-khoff. "We also had teams each year that were very much like a family and shared many laughs."
Kerkhoff said when it comes to being in-volved and part of a team you are all a family and need to help each other and stick up for one another.
Kerkhoff said Ram-ona Larson has been a big influence on her, as she encouraged her to be a leader and to push herself.
"She always helped and understood me when I was going through a difficult time," said Kerkhoff.
Kerkhoff is planning to attend the Mankato campus of Minnesota State University to study dance education and performance.
Courtney Siegfried
Courtney Siegfried is the daughter of Rick and Denise Siegfried.
Band, cross country, track, soccer, basketball, NHS, BPA and publications are the activities she has been involved in at RVHS.
"I enjoyed basketball the most, because I've been in it my whole life and have made a lot of friends by being in it," said Siegfried.
While taking part in extra-curricular activities, Siegfried said she has learned the value of being able to manage your time.
Siegfried said she has been significantly influenced by Connie Lunde who was her basketball coach and her teacher.
"She was always there when I needed help with anything from school to sports or outside of school things," said Siegfried.
Siegfried is planning to attend St. Cloud State University but has not decided what major she is planning to pursue.
Brenan Hindermann
Brenan Hindermann is the son of Steve and Shelly Hindermann.
As a student, Hin-dermann has been involved in school plays and served as emcee for pep fests.
"I liked emceeing the most," he said. "It was a lot of fun to make people laugh."
Hindermann said he has learned in life whatever you do you never stop learning and growing.
He said he was influenced by Tony Miller.
"Mr. Miller really helped me realize my full potential and helped me set my goals," said Hindermann.
In the fall, Hindermann plans to attend Ridgewater College in Hutchinson to study multi-media design technology.
Jordan Schmidt
Jordan Schmidt is the son of Dale and Debra Schmidt.
As a student at RVHS, Schmidt has been involved in golf and publications.
Schmidt said he enjoyed golf most, because it is a fun sport to play, adding it is the sport he likes to play most.
"The most important thing I have learned is to work hard and be determined to do your best," said Schmidt.
Schmidt said Aaron Ferrier has been a big influence on him, as he has encouraged him to always push himself to be the best and never to give up.
Schmidt is planning to attend St. Cloud State Univ-ersity to study journalism.
Dion Sgro
Dion Sgro is the son of Craig and Wendy Ahrens.
During his time at Red-wood Valley High School, Sgro has been involved in activities including football, baseball and hockey.
Sgro said he has enjoyed football most.
"I've pretty much played with the same team since seventh grade," he said, "and I've met my best friends through athletics."
One of the most influential teachers Sgro has had was Jan Ellingworth.
"If it wasn't for her I still might be in 11th grade English," said Sgro.
Sgro said he plans to attend Ridgewater College but has not yet decided what major he plans to pursue.
Kenny Barber
Kenny Barber is the son of Brenda and Jerry Barber.
As a student, Barber has been involved in football.
Barber said playing football has given him a great chance to learn about a sport that is very demanding and physical.
Outside of school, Barber is actively involved in the Boy Scouts.
"The most important lesson I have learned is that when the tough gets tough the tough get going," he said.
Barber said he has been most significantly influenced by Matt Lundeen.
"Even in the bad times I have had he was always the person I could go and talk to," said Barber.
Barber plans to attend Ridgewater College to study auto body. His goal is to one day open his own shop with the hopes of eventually owning a shop for racing.
These seniors and the rest of their class are scheduled to take part in a graduation ceremony this Sunday starting at 1 p.m. in the RVMS/HS gym.


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Long-Standing NYC Gay Club Splash To Permanently Close
Sad news today for New York City's LGBT community and nightlife: the long running gay landmark/club/bar/lounge Splash is set to close its doors for good on August 10, 2013.
A message posted on the Facebook page of owner Brian Landache shared the sad news:
For 22 years, it has been a privilege providing you with New York City's most exciting, safe and spectacular gay venue.
Splash will permanently close at our location 50 W. 17th Street on August 10, 2013.
Please join us in our final countdown as we dismount the disco ball with 10 magical farewell celebrations beginning August 1.
Thank you for the memories!
No word yet on the impetus behind the shuttering of the legendary Big Apple landmark that's hosted countless surprise appearances from celebrities such as Katy Perry, Kylie Minogue and Britney Spears.


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The green and white bracelets will be given to graduating OHIO students when they check in to their colleges on Graduation Day.
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From staff reports
Ohio University's annual Undergraduate Commencement exercises generate excitement across campus and this year, University Communications and Marketing (UCM) is contributing to that excitement with special items designed to celebrate graduates' accomplishments.
Special banners designed by UCM will be on display near the Convocation Center starting May 1 in advance of the graduation ceremonies. The banners proudly proclaim "you did it" to honor the students' big day and mirror the University's branding campaign "it's you."
While the banners will be on display to the public, the students themselves will be given a reminder of their milestone day in the form of a bracelet with "you did it" printed on it. The rubber bracelet is made up in OHIO's traditional colors of green and white, with Ohio University printed on them. Students will receive their bracelets when they check in to their respective colleges on Graduation Day.
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The fourth annual Greystone Mansion Concours d'Elegance, was held in early May at the former Doheny Estate in Beverly Hills. Greystone focuses on automobiles prior to 1975 as well as a full field of motorcycles. Classes featured pre-and post-World War II groupings. A special Centennial Class featured 1914 or earlier cars. Several special tributes also took place celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Corvette, the 40th anniversary of the 1973 Porsche 911 RS and the 50th anniversary of the 911.
Not one to miss out on an opportunity to attend a show in my dad's pristine E-Type, we soon realized that many of the cars present rivaled Pebble Beach quality and going home with some hardware would be tougher than we thought. Out of the four or so E-Types present, we had one of the top two, but our entry had to take on more than just E-Types in the British sports car class. Soon the cars began to pull into what would be their resting place for the remainder of the show, and the small landing above the Greystone Mansion was filling with world class automobiles.
Car: 1973 Porsche 911 RS Touring
Meyer's RS is one of the 'Touring' models and is true Touring RS, and no lightweight parts found their way into/onto the car. According to Meyer, the history of his particular RS isn't all that special, but it's a favorite of his and an incredible car to drive.
Car: 1967 Porsche 911S
Car: 1972 Dino Ferrari
Kassardjian explained that this was his dream Ferrari and he considers the Dino to be 'the Ferrari that never grew up to be a real Ferrari.' He also thinks of the Dino to be the bridge between the old and new world Ferraris. As you can see by looking at this gorgeous red Dino, the European lines suit the car so well, including the smaller side marker lights and bumpers, making for better aerodynamics and performance than U.S. versions.
Car: 1967 Ferrari 275GTB/4
Car: 1958 Mercedes-Benz 300SL
Looking especially stealthy, this '58 Benz belonged to a friend of Gianelli's and he actually helped restore the car. When his friend moved he wanted to get rid of the car and that's when Gianelli jumped in. This, being his second 300SL, Gianelli considers this to be one of the most beautiful cars ever created. Originally a white SL, he decided to go with the sleek trio of black look. Going by personal preference, Gianelli choose to have his favorite color scheme on his 300SL rather than stick to the previous white. Owning the car for about fifteen years, the process of turning it into its beautiful current state was a several-year job. A big Mercedes enthusiast, Gianelli has a few more in his collection of rolling sculpture.
Car: 1957 Mercedes-Benz 300SL
Car: 1958 Fiat 1200 TV Spider
In the Italian colors of green, white, and red, this beautiful Fiat was getting some well-deserved attention. As you may be able to recognize from its alluring lines, this car was Pininfarina designed. Something interesting you won't see on many other cars is the swiveling seat (shown above), making for easy access in and out of the car. Purchasing the car on eBay, Moceo restored the 1200 and has had it for about two years. Like most car collectors will tell you, they owned the car at one point, sold it and looked for another ever since. This story rings true to Moceo and that's why this Fiat is in his care.
Car: 1963 Austin-Healey 3000 MKII
Car: 1950 Jaguar XK120R
Schneer owns this curvy XK120R, a very early version. Having the car for about eight years, he was lucky enough to purchase it essentially in the condition it is now. The previous owner loved racing, but never actually took the car to the track. But when he was to retire he wanted to turn the car into a competitive racecar and did so. It wasn't just turned into what he thought a racecar should be, rather he actually was in contact with Jaguar to find the accurate parts (using them to check for complete accuracy). Given it's a racecar, Schneer says it's not the easiest car to drive on the freeway. He has, though, updated the car enough to make it functional by adding disc brakes on the front, Weber carburetors, and a five-speed gear box.
Car: 1959 MGA
Car: 1937 Jaguar SS100
This particular SS100 was raced from 1937-39, making the car even more rare. Proving its authenticity are the photos shown above of the actual car racing. Lotman has been 'paying the car off,' as he says, for over a year and a half, but has really only owned it since the Friday before the show. Future plans for the car include racing it up at the Monterey Motorsports Reunion this summer, continuing its racing heritage in the 21st Century. It turns out that we were not the only ones to think this car was spectacular, because it won 'best of class' in the European Classics category.


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Braves add veteran Harang after cutting Garcia
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Hours after parting ways with Freddy Garcia, the Braves believe they found a better option in Aaron Harang.
The Braves signed Harang to a one-year deal on Monday night. Financial terms of the agreement were not immediately revealed.
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Hours after parting ways with Freddy Garcia, the Braves believe they found a better option in Aaron Harang.
The Braves signed Harang to a one-year deal on Monday night. Financial terms of the agreement were not immediately revealed.
"Our reports on him in September and this spring have been very good," Braves general manager Frank Wren said. "We just felt he was a good fit for us."
Harang provides experience to Atlanta's injury-depleted starting rotation. The 35-year-old veteran will be ready to immediately join the four-man rotation the Braves plan to employ until the recently signed Ervin Santana is deemed ready to make his Braves debut during the regular season's second week.
If Mike Minor and Gavin Floyd remain on a track that has them scheduled to make their regular-season debuts during April's fourth week, there's a chance Harang could be moved to a long-relief role by the time May arrives.
"He could pitch in a variety of roles," Wren said. "But I think the thing we feel most comfortable with now is giving us a veteran presence in that rotation."
Wren and Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said they were not excited about the prospect of beginning the season with a four-man rotation that consisted of Julio Teheran, Alex Wood, David Hale and Gus Schlosser. Teheran accounts for 34 of the 47 career starts that quartet has made.
"We did not want to go into the season with really four young guys and just not have any coverage for them," Wren said. "This gives us someone who has been through the battles and knows what to do and knows how to handle things. Similar to Freddy, but we just felt [Harang] was a better fit for us."
Harang compiled a 2.00 ERA while completing nine Cactus League innings for the Indians this spring. But when he learned he would not begin the season in Cleveland's starting rotation, he asked for and was granted his unconditional release.
In other words, Harang was essentially in the same position Garcia now finds himself in afer he was given his unconditional release early Monday afternoon after the Braves informed him that he would not be on their Opening Day roster.
But while Garcia's fastball was topping out around 85 mph his past few outings, Harang impressed scouts with a fastball that rested between 91-92 mph when he was used as a starter this month. When he was used as a reliever, his fastball was clocked at 93 mph.
Harang has dealt with multiple injury woes that have robbed him of the arm strength he had when he spent the early portion of his career with the A's and Reds. He posted a 5.40 ERA while combining for 26 starts with the Mets and Mariners in 2013.
"Harang is a pretty good piece for us," Gonzalez said. "It gives us a pretty good pitching staff."
Garcia did not allow an earned run in three of his five Grapefruit League starts. After struggling in two consecutive outings, including the one he made while his wife was in labor, he limited the Mets to two hits and one unearned run over 5 1/3 innings on Sunday.
"We thought through it a lot, and he had a [heck] of a spring and we think highly of him," Gonzalez said before the deal with Harang was announced. "But I think where we're at in Spring Training right now, we're going to keep our options open a little bit. He did everything we asked. He was a guy everybody loved in the clubhouse. They really enjoyed playing with him."
The Braves had until Monday to inform Garcia whether he would be on Atlanta's Opening Day roster. Wren said the decision did not have anything to do with the fact Garcia would have been owed $1.25 million if he was placed on Atlanta's roster. This was seemingly confirmed with the revelation Harang was heading to Atlanta.
Garcia has spent the past six weeks repeatedly saying that he will not pitch at the Minor League level this year. But the 37-year-old pitcher exited Braves camp with the hope another club would give him a shot to serve as a starter or reliever at the big league level.
"I've got nothing to say," Garcia said as he packed his bags and said goodbye to his teammates. "They made a decision and I've got to deal with that."
Mark Bowman is a reporter for MLB.com.


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Los Angeles police arrested the "Jane Doe" they were looking for in a possible case of child pornography, federal officials announced Friday.
Letha Mae Montemayor, 52, of North Hills was taken into custody Thursday night.
RELATED: UPDATE: ICE: Hundreds arrested - including several in California - in child pornography probe
According to the US Attorney's Office in Los Angeles, Montemayor is the woman pictured in a series of 40 widely distributed child pornography images, about half of which depict a woman and a man molesting what looks like a young girl. Authorities publicized the photos Thursday morning, after years of unsuccessfully attempting to identify the suspects in the photos.
At about 2 p.m., ICE agents received their first tip on the possible identity of the female suspect, which was corroborated by subsequent tips. Montemayor's arrest came 10 hours after the photos were released. The man, whose face was blocked in the images, has not been identified.
The investigation started five years ago, when a federal raid in Chicago first turned up the photos in the so-called "Jen series" (federal authorities give names to unidentified victims). Since then, they've turned up in over 275 child pornography investigations across the country.
ICE worked with forensic photo experts from the non-profit National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Their experts managed to scrape together enough photographic evidence to trace the photos to the San Fernando Valley.
Montemayor has been charged with one count of production of child pornography. She is expected to make an initial appearance in federal court Friday afternoon.


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Braden Brown OT
6'5 310 lbs 34'inch arms
5.20-40 26 reps/bench
Another former TE that finished in the top 25 at the combine often. Has good athleticisim and length to strength ratio coming out of college with 26 reps/34' inch arms and ranked fifth in the 3 cone drill. He was rated really low at NFL.com and i think he would be a great late round or UDFA. He could bring some good youth and depth to a position in need of cheap quality backups.


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Matt of iron wrote:Do we? Or are you basing it on round about reports and listening on the radio?
Do people get fed up when we are playing **** football? Yes.
Do people get fed up when at home we let another lead go? Yes
Do people get fed up when we start really well, the place is bouncing then take our foot off the gas? Yes.
Now I don't for one minute condone the booing **** but the home crowd isn't as bad as many make out on here.
A mixture of personal experience, TV, radio and posters on here.
But you are missing my point...
I'm not saying it happens all the time, but given reputation of the home crowd getting on the players backs, comments in recent weeks from players and Fat Sam to the same effect (distraction tactics maybe), you can see the reasoning behind not bringing on Morrison when we are effectively trying to regain our dignity and winning the game.
Last player that was one for the future and had the **** hyped out of him was Savio and we all know how well that went.


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MOSCOW — Russian evacuees from war-torn Syria, mostly women and children with worried eyes, emerged Wednesday from two government airplanes into the predawn chill of the Moscow winter.
Several spoke of the mounting hardships in their adopted country—and of an uncertain fate in a motherland they have not known for years.
Many of the 77 evacuees had departed Russia a decade or more ago after marrying Syrian men who had gone to Russia to study or work and then returned home with loved ones. Now, their families were escaping danger in a Syria they had come to love.
Fears were fanned by declarations from armed forces opposed to Syrian President Bashar Assad saying Russians were legitimate targets for violence because of Moscow's unyielding backing of Assad during the almost two-year-long uprising against his rule. Tens of thousands of people have been killed in the fighting.


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OSHAWA, ON - Making an impact is nothing new for Samoa Joe. For some time now, the Los Angeles-based grappler has strived to carve out his own unique stage in the world of professional wrestling.
While his imposing frame and intimidating facials alone warrant attention, his diverse and intense wrestling style has made him into a respected athlete, ever ready to deliver a show stealing performance in the ring.
For awhile, only die hard fans of the independent circuit knew of his exploits, but now mainstream fans are getting a first hand look at the wrestling bulldozer called Samoa Joe, now an active member of Total Nonstop Action (TNA).
"It feels pretty good," remarked Joe in an interview with SLAM! Wrestling at the recent Warrior 1 Wrestling show held in Oshawa. "It's been a really positive experience with the company (TNA). They seem to have a real flare for doing good things with me. It's been fun so far."
Good may be an understatement when it comes to analyzing Samoa Joe's impact on the promotion thus far. He made his debut on TNA's Slamminversary Pay Per View (PPV) in June, taking on the returning Sonjay Dutt. In typical fashion, Joe made an immediate impression with fans via his hard-hitting, submission brand of wrestling.
"I think the debut went a lot better than what people were expecting," said Joe. "TNA pretty much said 'Hey listen, go out there and do your thing and show us what you got.' I did and it seems to have been received very well. Sonjay is an incredible athlete, an incredible wrestler -- it's always good to get in there with a guy like that."
His momentum only continued to build, when in the following No Surrender PPV in July, Samoa Joe and his opponent Chris Sabin delivered what many considered to be the match of the night. Joe is now in the hunt for championship gold in the 2005 Super X Cup tournament.
Away from the cameras, Joe told of entering the TNA environment and seeing many familiar faces in the locker room. "Going in, I felt real comfortable in the locker room. I've worked with a lot of these guys for several different promotions across the world -- guys like AJ Styles and Christopher Daniels -- it's definitely a comfortable atmosphere. I'm really looking forward to seeing what we can do with TNA."
"I'm one of the few that has come onto the indy level with no previous big company experience who is making a living on the indy circuit. It's a very rare thing to be able to do and I've been fortunate to carve out a nice living for myself. The way the TNA deal worked out is that I can still work my indy dates, I can still work other shows. It's definitely very financially rewarding for myself at this point," noted Joe.
Now receiving unprecedented exposure with TNA, Samoa Joe is bridging the gap between himself and those fans who only knew of him via the internet
"Promotional wise, it's great. I'm being seen on a much wider scale. I encounter a lot of fans saying 'I've always heard about you.' That's the big thing with a lot of pro wrestling fans. We always hear about Samoa Joe, but they've never actually seen me wrestle, especially if you're not into the Ring of Honor product or you don't really collect international DVDs and the Japanese stuff. I get a lot of fans saying 'I saw you for the first time on TNA and wow, you really impressed me.'
So will Samoa Joe be in action at TNA's Sacrifice PPV on August 14? Stay tuned.


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Dog–lovers and fundraisers alike are invited to take their four–legged friends for a council walk in aid of a local charity.
Wendy's Wooftie Walk will take place on April 6, with proceeds going to Helen's Trust, based in Bakewell.
The event was started in 2007 by Wendy Bowering, a Great Longstone resident and well known dog breeder, who was helped by the charity.
Bakewell's mayor, Paul Morgans, will start the walk off with Wendy's husband, Gordon, at Bakewell Station at 11am and Bakewell Pet Supplies supply doggy treats.
Further information is available by visiting www.helenstrust.org.uk


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Cachemiller necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 75 diseños de 15 diseñadores freelance.
Century Hall and Gardens
Thank you for considering my design contest.
"Throughout the last century, our grandparents
and parents celebrated life and their life events
in this historic place--and now you can!
Century Hall is ideal for ceremonies, receptions,
business meetings, seminars, fundraisers,
dances, theatre/comedy, holiday parties,
reunions, bazaars or any other special occasion.
The Historic Hall:
Built in 1900, Century Hall is adorned with the gabled grace,
simplicity, and beauty of the craftsman style.
The hardwood floors, cathedral ceiling, shiplap
cladding, and sash windows have been beautifully preserved. The hall accommodates 250 guests and seats up to 150 guests banquet-style. It adjoins a large raised stage and a spacious, utilitarian kitchen/service area.
The Garden:
Brick pathways meander through natural arbors and native flora. Mature trees and mossy boulders form a shaded grass amphitheatre that will accommodate 250 guests.
Century Hall offers historic value at yesteryear prices."
Brides, grooms, event planners, corporate planners, foundations, arts groups, social clubs, etc.
Please review the attached file (preliminary logo design.doc). This preliminary logo design evokes the historic site and thus has the effect of reinforcing the brand that is the historic site. For that reason, please use it as your guide. I think the logo background should be a pale historic green (evokes the building color--see photos). I like the font (Poor Richard) but I would consider others (billhead, late 19th Century and early 20th century fonts). The dark green scroll/banner will contain the text "and Gardens" or "& Gardens" and the scroll will be a visual representation of a garden with fancy foliage. The white letter "H" will be enlarged vertically and possibly horizontally and will be transformed into a sash window (without muntins) and with (grainy? three-dimensional?) white trim. Yellow "Kincade-like" light will diffuse through the window and invite the viewer within? The scroll will overlay and obscure the trim at the top of the window so as to suggest the letter "H"? White daisies or a window flower box will border the underside of the word "Hall" / the bottom of the window? Maybe the outside border could be white shasta daisies? Think period design.
File formats: all pertinent print and web formats
Thank you for your design--I hope you win! All the best!
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The future of Herbalife is riding on Latinos.
The Los Angeles company estimates that Latinos account for about 60% of its U.S. sales made through its network of independent distributors. And a growing slice of those sales are coming from informal nutrition clubs run out of people's homes and strip mall shops.
It's a cultural phenomenon that got its start in Mexico and is quickly catching on among immigrants who have moved to Southern California. Budding entrepreneurs like Angel Perez, a 27-year-old from Inglewood, are forming the backbone to Herbalife's growth.
Perez runs her nutrition club out of a tiny, aging retail shop that from the outside shows no signs that she's even open for business. But behind a single glass front door, covered by a green curtain, there's a lively atmosphere inside.


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Samaritan Medical Center's physicians, staff and other specialists are committed to ensuring that a broad spectrum of services are available locally to diagnose and treat many types of cancer. Our multidisciplinary approach to cancer treatment means that an entire team of experts work together from the moment cancer is suspected and throughout the course of treatment.
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One of the newest screening services available at Samaritan Medical Center is the Early Lung Cancer Screening Program. Radiologists, pulmonologists, surgeons and other specialists at SMC teamed up to make this new program available in our community. The rates of lung cancer in our region are among the highest in New York State. Typically, lung cancer is not detected until symptoms appear. Community members in our area can now take advantage of this program even if they are symptom-free (criteria for screening is based on smoking history).
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Mesa, Arizona ~ Strength training, Pilates, aerobics, racquetball, basketball and rock wall climbing.
Now Benedictine University at Mesa students can do it all within a stone's throw of the school's campus in downtown Mesa.
The University has entered into an agreement with the Mesa Family YMCA that will allow students, faculty and staff to take advantage of the YMCA's facilities for its recreation and intramural programs. Benedictine will also be able to utilize some of the YMCA's facilities going forward as it establishes an intercollegiate athletic program.
"We are very excited to form this partnership that will open another world of opportunity to our students," said Tony Siebers, director of Student Services at Benedictine University at Mesa. "The YMCA's ideals and philosophy of building a healthy mind, body and spirit fit perfectly with our Benedictine values and heritage."
The University will pay the cost for students per semester. Faculty and staff can take advantage of a monthly discounted rate.
The Mesa Family YMCA is located at 207 N. Mesa Drive. It is open seven days a week, 52 weeks a year from 5:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 5:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Friday, 7:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Saturday and 12:00-5:00 p.m. Sunday.
For more information about the Mesa Family YMCA, go to http://www.valleyymca.org/branch/index.cfm?bid=11.
The YMCA partnership is another example of how Benedictine University became one of the fastest growing colleges in the country -- by providing students stellar academics. individual attention (academic advising, faculty availability, career counseling) and the extracurricular resources and activities they need to enjoy a successful college experience.
There is still time to apply for classes, which begin September 3.
For more information about Benedictine University at Mesa, contact (602) 888-5500 or email@example.com.
Benedictine University at Mesa is a branch campus of Benedictine University, an independent Roman Catholic institution located in Lisle, Illinois, just 25 miles west of Chicago. Founded in 1887, Benedictine is ranked No. 1 among the country's fastest-growing campuses between 2000-2010 in The Chronicle of Higher Education's list of private nonprofit research institutions, and Forbes magazine named Benedictine among "America's Top Colleges" for the second consecutive year in 2012. Classes at Benedictine University at Mesa begin in fall 2013.
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Du Plessis enjoys the silence after ribbing
Faf du Plessis's gallant 78 helped South Africa avoid the follow-on on day three of the second Test on Saturday, but the 28-year-old all-rounder admitted a nervous stumble on the stairs nearly put paid to his Test debut at the crease.
Du Plessis had already shown an endearing penchant for slapstick when he made a horrible mess of a catch on Friday, spilling a simple chance at backward point.
"I was very nervous before I went out. Probably the more nervous I've been was making my one-day debut, for the first time playing for South Africa," Du Plessis told reporters.
"Then I had an absolute shocker going down the stairs. My boot clipped one of the stairs and my whole foot came out. I had to kneel in front of the whole crowd there, while they were abusing me from both sides.
"And my shoelaces were tied and my pad was in the way, so I couldn't get my foot back in. So I was thinking, 'I'm going to get timed out here.'
"My foot slipped in three-quarters of the way, and I thought I'm just going to have run on like this and I'll sort it out when I get there.
"When I got in, I thought, it can't go worse than that."
Image: Faf du Plessis of South Africa celebrates after reaching 50 runs during day three of the Second Test Match between Australia and South Africa
Photographs: Morne de Klerk/Getty Images
South Africa bundled out for 388
After a superb knock including 13 fours and a six, Du Plessis was eventually dismissed by a sharp catch from Australia captain Michael Clarke, bringing South Africa's innings to a close at 388.
Although the tourists still trailed by 162 runs, the crowd was more subdued as he strode back to the change rooms.
"Yeah, they were much, much better," said Du Plessis, who enjoyed a 93-run partnership with injured veteran Jacques Kallis to ensure Australia would bat again.
Image: Australian captain Michael Clarke celebrates dismissing Jacques Kallis of South Africa
Photographs: Cameron Spencer/Getty Images
'W've just got to work out'
South Africa's pacemen rattled through Australia's top order after tea to leave the hosts 111-5 at the close of the day, with a lead of 273 runs.
Clarke and Mike Hussey, who torched the hosts with a 272-run partnership on day one, will resume for Australia on day four at Adelaide Oval, where the greaTest successful run chase was 315 runs, by England in 1901-02.
Du Plessis said the South Africans were buoyed at having a sniff at an unlikely victory and early wickets would be key on Sunday with the pitch likely to deteriorate further.
"We are still managing to break through that top order which is a massive positive sign," he said.
"Now we've just got to work out how to get these two out because they can occupy the crease, Hussey and Clarke."
Image: Ricky Ponting of Australia leaves the field after being bowled by Dale Steyn of South Africa
Photographs: Mark Kolbe/Getty Images


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Managing Canada Geese:
A Complicated Balancing Act
By Steve Wilson
Setting hunting seasons for a animal with four different populations which look alike keeps DNR biologists busy with wildlife research and public surveys.
Living on the Edge
By Paul J. Harmon and Larry E. Morse
West Virginia's unique habitats harbor plants that either are isolated from other populations of the same plant or are at the edge of their range.
Restoring West Virginia's Riverine Fishes
By Chris O'Bara
Stocking efforts are underway to restore certain fish species to their native waters, along with expanding populations of others.
What the DNR is Finding Out About West Virginia Black Bears
By Chris Ryan
Wildlife biologists study bear survival and reproduction rates, bear movements, and public attitudes to wisely manage the state's expanding bruin population.
Questions and Answers on Chronic Wasting Disease
Field Trip: Beech Fork State Park and Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Diversity Notebook: Freshwater Drum
Mountain State Flora: Riverscour Woodlands and Prairies
Sense of Wonder: Nature Note - The Colors of Nature
The Backyard Naturalist: How to Build a Better Bluebird House
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Dress Code: Attire and Grooming Guidelines
Workplace attire and grooming must be neat, clean and appropriate for the work being performed and the setting in which the work is performed. This document shall serve as a general guideline for the staff of Texas A&M University-Texarkana; however, implementation of these guidelines shall be at the discretion of the departments. Any questions about the guidelines for attire should be discussed with the department manager. Managers are responsible for ensuring that their employees are aware of and adhere to the university's dress code.
Rule of Thumb Regarding Workplace Attire:
Staff members should dress to the above standards and in a professional manner so that if a candid photo of them in their work setting were taken, they would be comfortable showing that photo to executives in the context of their seeking a promotion or competing for a position to advance their career prospects in their current line of work. Such a photo should create a positive impression of the employee and of Texas A&M University-Texarkana.
Fridays are designated as "Casual Fridays" on the A&M-Texarkana campus. On Casual Fridays and other days announced by the university president, the following standards for dress apply:
Blue jeans (without holes or fraying) may be worn with collared shirt, sweater, or blazer. T-shirts with A&M logo may be worn only in conjunction with special university events. Employees may always dress more formally than the standards of Casual Fridays at their discretion and consistent with the nature of their work assignments. Managers have the authority to require more formal dress on Fridays as is appropriate for their departments.
Examples of Inappropriate Attire
The following list of items is not all-inclusive but shall provide examples of clothing and footwear that are unacceptable in the A&M-Texarkana workplace.
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Sometimes you might hear that a Karate teacher is just one step ahead of his students. With a new teacher, this might be expected.
However, in all the dojo in which I have ever trained, students begin to teach almost as soon as they are more advanced than new students. The senior students always help the juniors. By the time a student becomes an instructor, he might have already have been teaching, and even conducting classes, for many years.
In addition, a teacher might be teaching students who are only a few months or years junior to him. He might even be teaching his own seniors. In that case, the teacher is not one step ahead, he might be a step or two behind.
But that's OK. I have often had to teach students who are older or senior to me. We just teach the very best that we can.
As time goes on, a teacher might find himself many steps ahead of his student -- even miles ahead. To tell the truth, it is easier to teach when you are closer to the students.
Personally, I have found that more advanced I become, the more difficult it is for me to teach. This is because I tend to concentrate on fine points, rather than running a well rounded, vigorous class.
A new teacher should always remember the importance of knowing his craft. He should always strive to learn Karate. Teaching is part of learning.
Charles C. Goodin
Teaching Karate 3 -- How Many Steps Ahead?
Sometimes you might hear that a Karate teacher is just one step ahead of his students. With a new teacher, this might be expected.
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A technical report on proposals for a first set of standards and conditions was published for review in 2006. The revised report was issued in August 2006 in the form of a recommendation to the UK governments. The UKTAG updated the report in November 2007.
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Complete your tavern or restaurant bar with the perfect commercial bar stools. Choose models with backs for a comfortable seating solution, or classic round stools for an old-school cool environment. Plastic and metal stools are lightweight and easy to maintain, while wooden stools provide stability and can add a touch of class. With the choice of upholstered and bare seating, and dozens of colors, designs, and materials to choose from, the possibilities are endless when it comes to matching your furniture to your décor.


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Hellooooo, longest recipe name ever.
I made these cookies for three reasons:
1) I was bored and couldn't find anymore cat videos to watch on the YouTubes.*
2) I had leftover candy and mini-chips left from making these that I wanted to use up in an actual recipe, rather than just eating them by the handful.
3) I decided that I wasn't that hungry for dinner and would rather just let a massive 437 calorie cookie take its place. Balanced, right?
I knew I wanted to stuff the leftover candy into a chocolate chip cookie, and decided to try out a new base recipe. I turned to Monique's Brown Butter & Sea Salt cookies. Pardon my French, but holy crap. I think I yelled worse expletives (out of delight, not anger!) than that when I first bit into one of these. These are truly the best chocolate chip cookies I have ever had. Alton Brown's "The Chewy" has been my go-to chocolate chip cookie recipe for years, but the next time I make traditional chocolate chip cookies I'll be using this recipe at my base. If you like your chocolate chip cookies with chewy edges and soft middles, you'll love these.
While I made these cookies in an effort to use up random ingredients, don't let that deter you from actually purchasing these ingredients specifically for this recipe. I've stuffed candy into chocolate chip cookies more times than I can count, but this has probably been my favorite combo yet. You get the delicious sweet and salty flavor from the Heath chunks and the sea salt sprinkle, and chewy chocolatey-caramel chunks in each cookie.
Here's what you'll need for 13 large cookies:
2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
1/2 teaspoon sea salt, plus more for sprinkling
1 cup unsalted butter
1 1/4 cup packed light brown sugar
1/4 cup granulated sugar
1 large egg + 1 egg yolk
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1 tablespoon plain Greek yogurt (I used 2% because I had it on hand, but any fat level should work)
15 Rolos, frozen for at least 1 hour and chopped into quarters
1/2 cup chocolate covered Heath bar chunks (these are sold in a bag in the baking aisle, but if you can't find them, feel free just to chop up a few candy bars)
1/2 cup mini-chocolate chips
In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour, baking soda, and sea salt. Set aside.
Next, brown your butter. If you've never browned butter before, allow me to direct you to this post, since Jessica took photos of the process and explains it more eloquently than I probably would.
Set your browned butter aside to cool for 5-10 minutes.
In a large bowl, beat together the browned butter and sugars until well combined. Beat in the egg, egg yolk, vanilla, and Greek yogurt. Gradually add in the flour mixture, beating on low speed until just combined. Fold in the Rolos, toffee chunks, and chocolate chips.
Cover the bowl with plastic wrap, and place in the fridge for 2 hours.
When you're ready to bake the cookies, preheat the oven to 350, and line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Using a large cookie scoop (mine held about 1/4 cup,) drop balls of dough on the cookie sheet, leaving 2 inches between each. Sprinkle with a bit of sea salt. Bake for 10-11 minutes, until the edges are golden and the tops are still moist. They will continue to bake on the baking sheet, so don't be afraid to take them out when they look under-baked. Let cool on baking sheet for 10 minutes before transferring to a wire rack to cool completely.
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'The Bourne Legacy,' 'The Campaign,' 'Childrens Hospital' — 10 Things to Check Out This Week
Expect big action and big laughs this week as the 'Bourne' franchise is reborn, Will Ferrell and Zack Galifianakis butt heads, and two quirky Adult Swim shows head back to the tube. Read on for our list of 10 things to check out this week in the world of entertainment and pop culture.
The Bourne Legacy
Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass leave the 'Bourne' franchise in the capable hands of star Jeremy Renner ('Avengers') and writer-director Tony Gilroy ('Michael Clayton'), who also penned the first three 'Bourne' flicks. This new adventure, opening Friday, finds Renner's black ops agent running for his life from a government shadow agency that wants to see him dead. Sound familiar? Yeah, we thought so too, but the 'Bourne' movies are praised for their well-crafted action, relentless suspense, exhilarating stunts and fresh approach to the action genre. We're looking forward to seeing how well this new team succeeds with continuing the franchise.
Red Hook Summer
Spike Lee's controversial coming of age story hits theaters on Friday. Lee returns to Brooklyn, where he's filmed some of his best work ('She's Gotta Have It,' 'Do the Right Thing,' 'Clockers'), to tell the story of an Atlanta teen living with his grandfather, a charismatic preacher named Da Good Bishop Enoch Rouse, in Red Hook. Reviews for this one have been mixed, but there's always something fresh and powerful to be gleaned from Lee's more personal films.
The Campaign
Will Ferrell and Zack Galifianakis go head to head in this political satire directed by 'Austin Powers' and 'Meet the Parents' helmer Jay Roach, opening Friday. The biggest laughs are sure to come from Ferrell and Galifianakis' ad-libbing, camera mugging and, of course, baby punching.
Nitro Circus: The Movie
The "action sports collective" of unclean stuntmen "make dreams and nightmares come true" in this high-adrenaline 3D theatrical release, opening Wednesday. We dig 'Nitro Circus' for their complete disregard for personal safety in the pursuit of awesomeness.
Marley on Blu-ray
This well-received documentary about Bob Marley's life, music and universal appeal hits DVD and Blu-ray on Tuesday. Directed by Kevin McDonald ('The Last King of Scotland') and co-produced by Marley's son Ziggy, 'Marley' celebrates the legendary reggae musician's huge impact on the culture but doesn't shy away from examining the darker and more controversial aspects of Marley's story.
Spaceballs 25th Anniversary Edition on Blu-ray
Yes, it's yet another 'Spaceballs' home video release, but this one offers five hours of special features, including a new interview with director Mel Brooks who calls the film his attempt to "destroy" the space opera genre. Get your Schwartz on this Tuesday.
Full Metal Jacket 25th Anniversary Edition on Blu-ray
Relive Stanley Kubrick's tense and spectacular war movie masterpiece with this new two-disc Blu-ray release, available on Tuesday. The release features superior picture and sound plus commentary from stars including Vincent D'Onofrio, Adam Baldwin and R. Lee Ermey.
Childrens Hospital
Season four of Adult Swim's bloody good hospital set satire premieres Tuesday night. Haven't seen the show yet? Stream few insane episodes at Adult Swim.
Comedian Paul Scheer continues to skewer the crime procedural drama with Thursday's season premiere of Adult Swim's 'NTSF:SD:SUV,' the perfect 'Childrens Hospital' sister show.
'X-Men' director Bryan Singer produces this big budget sci-fi web series about an innovative technology that changes the world … and totally kills a lot of people. 'H+' looks incredibly ambitious and geeky. We're looking forward to the premiere, Wednesday on YouTube.


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