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WordWorld "Totally Terrific Duck/A Star Is Born" Totally Terrific Duck - Totally Terrific Duck - Bear is going to paint everyone's picture today, and Duck wants to look "totally terrific" for his portrait. Not to worry! Frog and Sheep help him build a tie, top hat and tutu - because if you want to look totally terrific you need the letter T. A tie, top hat and tutu? Now that's one totally, totally, TOTALLY terrific looking Duck! A Star is Born - Duck gets a case of stage fright while singing "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" for all his WordFriends. Instead of singing the word "star," Duck freezes and blurts out the first thing he sees. D
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WordGirl "The Fill-In/Word (Hicc)Up!" THE FILL-IN - The Butcher volunteers to fill in when one of Dr. Two Brains' henchmen, Charlie, goes on vacation. But instead of giving him orders, Dr. Two Brains tries to convince him to team up to create the ultimate ham and cheese duo. It's up to WordGirl to intervene and still find time to go to the Around the Moon dance. D
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Outdoor Idaho "Wilderness in the 21st Century" This exploration of wilderness issues captures scenic vistas of Idaho from north to south. The show examines what wilderness means to Idahoans, pressures from wheeled vehicle advocates, collaborative efforts that include multiple sides, and how work is accomplished inside a wilderness.G
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Pati's Mexican Table "Puebla: Food from a Colonial Jewel" Travel with Pati to the state of Puebla to see why it isn't just the site of the legendary Cinco de Mayo battle - it's also home to some of Mexico's most luscious, delectable culinary treats. Creamy Poblano Soup; Chicken Tinga; Glazed Santa Clara Cookies. D
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Katie Brown Workshop "How to Blend The Old with the New When Remodeling" The final episode in the three-part home makeover features a walk-through of the living spaces in Katie's home in Connecticut. Before-and-after photos document the progress. D
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Paint This With Jerry Yarnell "Sydney, Part 1" (12 x 24 Canvas; Acrylic Medium) "Great Blue Heron" - In this session, Jerry under-paints the background explaining how to use mottling techniques to suggest distant trees, bushes, and weeds (using impressionistic techniques). Bonus Feature: Repairing a damaged canvas, Step 1. 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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On Story "Constructing Comic Book Movies" The creative minds behind the films THOR, THE AVENGERS, HULK, THE INCREDIBLE HULK, ELEKTRA, THE GREEN LANTERN, X-MEN: THE LAST STAND, X2, and X-MEN: FIRST CLASS divulge the complexities of memorable heroes and villains, and how some of the best supernatural films tap into the most basic of human elements. Followed by John Mitchell's SUPER POWERS, a lively short film about a husband and wife who try to salvage their love-life by dressing as superheroes, and find they save more than just their marriage when they're forced out of their apartment fully costumed. In this episode: Ashley Miller, Zak Penn, Michael Green, John Turman. D
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Dialogue "Israeli-Palestinian Partnership" As talks between Israelis and Palestinians start up once again, host Marcia Franklin talks with an Israeli and a Palestinian about conversations they have organized between their respective communities as a result of funding from a Boise non-profit. Eden Fuchs, a former colonel in the Israeli Defense Forces, and Ibrahim Issa, a Palestinian educator, are part of the Center for Emerging Futures, started by a Boise couple.G
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MotorWeek Road Tests: 2013 Ferrari F12 Berlinetta, Full Size Sedan Challenge. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Great American Classics" Host Christopher Kimball heads into the test kitchen with test cook Bridget Lancaster to uncover the secrets to the ultimate Carrot Layer Cake. Next, equipment expert Adam Ried tests springform pans in the Equipment Corner. And finally, test cook Julia Collin Davison reveals how to make the best Peanut Butter Sandwich Cookies. D
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Crafting at the Spotted Canary "Things That Hang in the Window" There is nothing like a warm summer day, when the windows are open and the sheers are gracefully moving with the wind. Windows are an interesting part of the home that are decorated with textiles, but can also be adorned with photos, crystals and banners. Learn how to think of this space as a decorative element of the home. D
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Antiques Roadshow "Wichita, KS - Hour Two" Host Mark L. Walberg and an appraiser visit Wichita-based Coleman Company and check out its iconic recreational and military lanterns and stoves. At the convention center, a set of 1914 and 1915 Cracker Jack baseball cards is estimated to be worth $30,000 to $40,000. Part 2 of 3G
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Music City Roots: Live from the Loveless Cafe The Loveless Barn rings with craggy country/folk from legendary artist Bobby Bare, Brazilian-influenced jazz with Matuto, soul rock from Nashville's Delta Saints, brainy songwriting from David Olney and the stunning vocals of Brooklyn's Lake Street Dive. D
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Broadway Or Bust "The Casting Call" From 50,000 responses to casting calls for regional contests across the United States, to 60 high school students arriving in New York City for a week of Broadway boot camp, this documentary captures the performances, drama and intensity of the National High School Musical Theatre Awards. On day one in New York, they meet their colleagues, learn a new opening number, get one-on-one coaching from Broadway professionals, and prepare for their solos for the judges. Part 1 of 3G
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Great Performances "Hugh Laurie: Let Them Talk - A Celebration of New Orleans Blues" An American favorite for his role in the hit TV series House, the versatile British actor showcases his musical side in an atmospheric special filmed on location in New Orleans. Defying simple categorization, Laurie finds his greatest satisfaction and inspiration from the mixture of blues and jazz that grew out of New Orleans at the beginning of the last century.G
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Music City Roots: Live from the Loveless Cafe The Loveless Barn rings with craggy country/folk from legendary artist Bobby Bare, Brazilian-influenced jazz with Matuto, soul rock from Nashville's Delta Saints, brainy songwriting from David Olney and the stunning vocals of Brooklyn's Lake Street Dive. D
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Binghamton University's reputation for academic excellence and its highly committed faculty and staff make it an attractive educational choice for many talented students. Students with disabilities, like all applicants admitted to the University, enter with scholastic credentials representative of Binghamton's high academic standards. Their applications are considered without regard to disability and it is the responsibility of the students to identify themselves to us if they wish to request disability-related support services or reasonable accommodations. The disability-related needs of students registering with Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) vary widely but their overall academic performance is characterized by determination and success.
SSD is an ardent defender of academic integrity and student rights to reasonable accommodation. All students must expect to be evaluated according to stringent academic standards, and students with disabilities are no exception. It will sometimes be necessary, however, to make reasonable accommodations in order to insure that students with disabilities have the opportunity to participate on an equal basis with their class colleagues.
The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 require that public universities provide reasonable accommodations to students who identify themselves and provide the university's disability services office with appropriate documentation of their disability-related access needs upon request. At the same time, students with documented disabilities must take responsibility for alerting professors, lecturers, and teaching assistants about their authorized accommodations in a timely fashion. The information in this section of SSD's website provides guidelines and advice for appropriately accommodating the disability-related needs of students, while enabling instructors to maintain a sense of fairness and academic integrity. Please don't hesitate to contact the SSD staff whenever you have questions or concerns about individual students or our institutional responsibilities regarding reasonable accommodation. Individual consultations and departmental presentations are always available upon request.
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It has been a little over a quarter century since the Coyle-Cassidy and Bristol-Plymouth High football teams last played.
It has been a little over a quarter century since the Coyle-Cassidy and Bristol-Plymouth High football teams last played.
But, weather permitting, the Warriors and Craftsmen will face each other this afternoon at 4 p.m. at Bristol-Plymouth High. The game was originally scheduled for 7 p.m., but the time was moved up due to the threat of EEE.
Coyle-Cassidy head coach and athletic director Tom Pileski and Bristol-Plymouth head coach and athletic director John Parris both hope it becomes an annual event.
"We already play Taunton every year on Thanksgiving, but we would also love to play Bristol-Plymouth every year," Pileski said. "We are trying to play them in more and more sports each year. It is a nice inter-city rivalry. We would love to continue playing them in football. The kids on the teams know each other and have respect for each other."
"It will be a great match-up," Parris said. "These are two area teams with kids predominantly from Taunton on them. We want to get the area to recognize that we have some great football. This game has been a long time coming. It will fun. We are two evenly-matched teams. Any time you play a team that is located close to you, it is a rivalry. Regardless of who wins or loses, both teams will feel good about themselves."
Each squad enters the game coming off a victory. Following tough, close losses to begin the campaign against Greater New Bedford Voke and Martha's Vineyard, the Craftsmen secured their first victory last Saturday in Harwich over Cape Cod Tech.
"The strength of our team this year has been the great character of the kids," Parris said.
The Warriors are 2-1, eclipsing their victory total from the 2010 and 2011 seasons combined with a hard-fought win over Carver last Saturday on the Ronald F. Arieta Football Field at Hopewell Park.
"Our strength this year simply is that the kids have had a very positive attitude," Pileski said. "The kids are still learning, but are improving as far as their mechanics and knowing where to be on the field."
It was a nice bounce-back win for Coyle-Cassidy, coming off a tough loss to Middleboro a week earlier. To make matters worse senior captain and starting quarterback Dylan Greene injured his ankle in the closing stages of the game, but was able to return to the lineup last week against Carver.
Greene is essential to the success of the Warrior offense with his ability to run and throw as well as his decision-making.
"The fact that Dylan can both pass the ball and run with it is a major benefit for us," Pileski said. "It causes teams to have to take a lot of extra time preparing for him and us."
An important factor in the Warriors' 2-1 start is the fact that they have only had one turnover in three games and that was a fumble in the game against Middleboro.
"We have worked very hard on ball security," Pileski said. "It is extremely important."
Greene has scored five touchdowns in three games this year as has junior running back Joshua Cobb, which leads the team in that category. Senior wide receivers Cy Ryding and Louis Graziano are also both excellent targets for the Warrior signal-caller.
"Cobb is a very good back," Parris said. "Greene runs very well and is a good passer. They are well-rounded. The can hit you quick. They are very well-coached and have smart kids. On defense, they are pretty stout up the middle and have good team speed."
Junior Colin McGrath directs a Craftsmen offense that exploded for 308 yards last week in Harwich, including 228 on the ground. McGrath had a five-yard scoring run, but senior captain and wide receiver Yoseph Ali was the big star on the day with a 80-yard reception from McGrath for a touchdown and also a 54-yard run for a score.
"There are two things that make their offense tough to defend," Pileski said. "One, they can throw the ball. They have speed. But number one and most important is that they have kids who can run the ball. The big thing for them is their speed. They can come at you in a lot of different ways on offense. They have a nice balanced attack."
The Bristol-Plymouth running attack is potent and is led by senior captain Adam Mota, seniors Jared Barros and Andrew Lefebvre and junior Elijah Jones.
"Adam is at 80 percent right now," Parris said, his standout running back having suffered a shoulder injury against Martha's Vineyard two weeks ago. "He is a leader on the field. Adam at 80 percent is as good as anyone else at 100 percent. But we can come at you from all angles on offense. We are like a four or five-headed monster on offense."
Over the first three games, the Warriors have averaged 25.7 points on offense, while the defense has surrendered 18 points per game. The Craftsmen are averaging 20.3 points on offense, while the defense has allowed on an average of 16.7 points per contest.
"You don't what type of defense you are going to see," Pileski said. "In their first three games, they have mixed it up. They have played a 4-3, a 4-4 and a 5-2. That poses problems as you prepare to play them. It is a question of which defense will show up or if all three will show up. We also have to find a way to nullify their speed on defense."


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During the late 18th century, newspapers often reprinted articles from other periodicals and newspapers. This article from the Worcester Magazine reports that the problems in Massachusetts were much discussed in Great Britain and Europe. It quotes from a letter from a gentleman in Grenada stating that the people there were elated that men had taken up arms against the government. He felt that the Regulators supported "the British Flag." William Butler began publication of the Hampshire Gazette on September 6, 1786, in Northampton, Massachusetts. The mission of the newspaper was to inform the public about the issues pertaining to the ongoing conflicts. Butler was decidedly on the government side of the issues.
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Brad Newman thinks that people who post lots of reviews on websites such as Yelp or TripAdvisor don't get enough respect from the businesses they write about.
So he's come up with his own business, a Manhattan Beach company called ReviewerCard that issues IDs to prolific online reviewers to help them get better service than the rest of us.
Granted, that's not how Newman, 35, would put it. He sees ReviewerCard as a way to enhance the relationship between amateur reviewers and the hotels or restaurants they visit.
"I'm going to review them anyway," Newman said, "so why not let them know in advance? It's not hurting anyone."
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Dean Lynch announces Heller Diversity Steering CommitteeDean Lisa M. Lynch, the Maurice B. Hexter Professor of Social and Economic Policy at The Heller School for Social Policy and Management, has announced the formation of the Heller Diversity Steering Committee. The committee will work to bring diversity of all types — racial, gender, sexual orientation and identity, national origin, ethnic, socioeconomic, and intellectual — to the faculty, research staff, administration and student body. Members include Anita Hill, who will act as chair, Brenda Anderson, Mary Brooks, Marissa Daniel, Marion Howard, Ted Johnson, Walter Leutz, A.K. Nandakumar, Laurie Nsiah-Jefferson, Paula Paris (alum), Susan Parish and Jessie Zimmerer.
The committee will also lead and coordinate initiatives that will foster an inclusive and welcoming environment for all members of the Heller community, keeping with the Heller mission to address issues facing a diverse society with attention to its most vulnerable citizens, and will enhance the Heller School's ability to expand its current research activities on disparities in access to health care, economic well-being, education, social services and human rights.
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May is Viral Hepatitis Month
Indiana Epidemiology Newsletter
April 2007
In order to promote awareness of viral hepatitis, the second annual Indiana HepFest was held on May 4-5, 2007. There was no charge for admission. HepFest provided free blood testing, education, music, and food. The event was held in Auburn at the World War II Victory Museum. For more information, please contact Christie Soaper at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hepatitis means inflammation of the liver. Hepatitis can result from alcoholism, drug use, cancer, and/or infectious disease. Although several infectious agents can cause hepatitis, five specific viruses (A-E) are responsible for most cases. In the United States, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C are responsible for the highest burden of disease.
Viral hepatitis causes significant medical, public health, and financial burdens for Indiana residents. Viral hepatitis can become a chronic (lifelong) infection requiring prolonged, advanced medical care, including liver transplants. Chronic hepatitis can lead to liver cancer, cirrhosis (liver scarring), liver failure, and even death. Many people who are infected show no symptoms and can unknowingly transmit the infection to others. In the U.S., thousands of new cases are reported each year, and an estimated 4.5 million people live with chronic hepatitis.
The symptoms of acute (newly acquired) hepatitis A, B, and C are the same. Symptoms occur more often or are more severe in adults than in children, and symptoms do not occur at all in some cases of viral hepatitis. Symptoms may include:
loss of appetite
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dark urine
clay-colored bowel movements
yellowing of the skin and eyes (jaundice)
Although symptoms for all hepatitis viruses are similar, the viruses are spread very differently. Hepatitis A virus is spread through the fecal-oral route, when a person consumes food or drink that has been contaminated with the stool from an infected person or by close contact with someone who is infected. Both hepatitis B and hepatitis C viruses can be spread by exposure to blood or body fluids, e.g., unprotected sex (more common with hepatitis B), intravenous drug use, needle sticks, or from an infected mother to baby during pregnancy and delivery.
Safe and effective vaccination is available for hepatitis A and hepatitis B, and vaccination is the most important preventive measure. The Advisory Council on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommends both vaccines in the routine childhood immunization schedule. It is especially important for adults to be vaccinated against hepatitis A if traveling internationally and to be vaccinated against hepatitis B if sexually active. Those who are infected with hepatitis C are encouraged to be vaccinated against hepatitis A and hepatitis B to prevent further liver infection. Reduction of other risk factors, such as practicing safer sex and avoiding intravenous drug use, is also important to prevent infection.
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Perennial Peanut Lawn Seed - Perennial Peanut is an attractive, low maintenance ground cover that blooms bright yellow flowers from spring to first-frost. This drought-tolerant, hardy perennial requires little or no supplemental water after it is established. In the drought conditions we are now facing, perennial peanut is an excellent choice as an alternative groundcover for lawns, golf courses and pastures. It is the same genus as the peanuts that we eat, however perennial peanut produces only a very small pod and a tiny seed.
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When your constellation is actually named after a unicorn, there are certain expectations of beauty and grandeur you've just got to live up to. And this particular star-forming region inside the constellation Monoceros most definitely delivers on that promise.
The star-forming region NGC 2264 is more than just a pretty jumble of colors - it's also home to a couple nebulae and a massive cluster of stars. NASA has everything you need to know about this beautiful patch of space:
The complex jumble of cosmic gas and dust is about 2,700 light-years distant and mixes reddish emission nebulae excited by energetic light from newborn stars with dark interstellar dust clouds. Where the otherwise obscuring dust clouds lie close to the hot, young stars they also reflect starlight, forming blue reflection nebulae. The above image spans about 3/4 degree or nearly 1.5 full moons, covering 40 light-years at the distance of NGC 2264. Its cast of cosmic characters includes the Fox Fur Nebula, whose convoluted pelt lies below center, bright variable star S Mon immersed in the blue-tinted haze, and the Cone Nebula near the tree's top. Of course, the stars of NGC 2264 are also known as the Christmas Tree star cluster. The triangular tree shape traced by the stars appears sideways here, with its apex at the Cone Nebula and its broader base centered near S Mon.
You can check out the full breathtaking image over at NASA's Astronomy Photo of the Day.


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Bay Area Hospital strives to improve the health of our community every day.
Bay Area Hospital is a tobacco-free campus.
We provide some of the most advanced and compassionate care in the region.
Whether you are receiving care or visiting a loved one, our goal is to make your stay with us a positive one.
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Cardiac catheterization — Overview covers definition, risks and results of this test for heart problems.
Cardiac catheterization (kath-uh-tur-ih-ZAY-shun) is a procedure used to diagnose and treat cardiovascular conditions. During cardiac catheterization, a long thin tube called a catheter is inserted in an artery or vein in your groin, neck or arm and threaded through your blood vessels to your heart. Using this catheter, doctors can then do diagnostic tests as part of a cardiac catheterization. Some heart disease treatments, such as coronary angioplasty, also are done using cardiac catheterization.
Usually, you''ll be awake during cardiac catheterization, but given medications to help you relax. Recovery time for a cardiac catheterization is quick, and there''s a low risk of complications.
Cardiac catheterization is done to see if you have a heart problem, or as a part of a procedure to correct a heart problem your doctor already knows about.
If you''re having cardiac catheterization as a test for heart disease, your doctor can:
Cardiac catheterization is also used as part of some procedures to treat heart disease. These procedures include:
As with most procedures done on your heart and blood vessels, cardiac catheterization has some risks. Major complications are rare, though.
Risks of cardiac catheterization are:
If you are either pregnant or planning to become pregnant, tell your doctor before having cardiac catheterization performed.
Cardiac catheterization is usually performed in the hospital. The test requires some preparations. To prepare for your test:
Once you have checked in for your catheterization, you''ll have your blood pressure and pulse checked. You''ll be asked to use the toilet to empty your bladder. You''ll be asked to remove dentures and may need to remove jewelry, especially necklaces that could interfere with pictures of your heart. You''ll wait in a pre-operating room until it''s time for your procedure — you can often have someone wait there with you.
Cardiac catheterization is done in a special operating room that has special X-ray and imaging machines that normal operating rooms don''t have.
Cardiac catheterization is usually performed while you''re awake, but sedated. An IV line will be inserted in your hand or arm, and will be used to give you any additional medications you might need during your procedure. You will also have monitors (electrodes) placed on your chest to check your heartbeat during the test.
Just before the procedure, a nurse or technician may shave the hair from the site where the catheter will be inserted. Before the catheter is inserted in your artery, you''ll be given a shot of an anesthetic to numb the area. You may feel a quick, stinging pain before the numbness sets in.
After you feel numb, the catheter will be inserted. A small cut is made, usually in your leg, to access an artery. A plastic sheath will be inserted in the cut to allow your doctor to insert the catheter.
What happens next depends on why you''re having a cardiac catheterization. These are some of the common uses for cardiac catheterization:
Although you''ll be sedated, you''ll be awake during the procedure so that you can follow instructions. Throughout the procedure you may be asked to take deep breaths, hold your breath, cough or place your arms in various positions. Your table may be tilted at times, but you''ll have a safety strap on to keep you on the table.
Threading the catheter shouldn''t be painful, and you won''t feel it moving through your body. Tell your health care team if you have any discomfort.
It usually takes several hours to recover from a cardiac catheterization. After your procedure is finished, you''ll be taken to a recovery room while the anesthesia wears off. This usually takes about an hour. The plastic sheath inserted in your groin, neck or arm will be removed soon after the procedure unless you need to continue on blood-thinning medication.
After you leave the recovery room, you''ll go to a regular hospital or outpatient room. After your catheter is removed, the technician or nurse who has removed your sheath will apply pressure to the insertion sites. You''ll need to lie flat for several hours after the procedure to avoid serious bleeding and to allow the artery to heal.
You''ll be able to eat and drink after the procedure. The length of your stay in the hospital will depend on your condition. You may be able to go home the same day as your catheterization, or you may need to stay overnight or longer if you have an additional procedure, such as angioplasty and stent placement.
If you''re having cardiac catheterization as a test, your doctor should explain the results to you. If you''ve had a coronary angiogram, your results could indicate that you need angioplasty or a stent, or a more major open-heart surgery called coronary bypass surgery. In some cases, your angiogram may show that angioplasty would likely be an effective treatment to open a narrowed artery. If your doctor finds this, he or she may perform angioplasty with or without a stent placement right away so that you won''t need to have another cardiac catheterization. Your doctor should discuss whether this is a possibility before the procedure begins.


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Registration for Fall 2009 at Texas A&M International University is currently underway at uonline.tamiu.edu
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Welcome to my second voyage into History Corner following on from my first foray back in February.
I have travelled to Jersey for work quite a lot over the past 6 years and have always wished for some free time to explore the island, but it's never quite worked out that way. Well, 'thanks' to some volcanic ash suspending all flights I had a free Saturday to take a bus ride around the coastal roads and picked up some honey produced in the parish of St Ouen.
This recipe comes from "Bakes and Cakes" by the wonderfully named Nell Heaton. Nell Heaton sounds like she should be a long suffering yet loyal maid in a novel by one of the Bronte sisters. The book dates from 1964 and I apologise to my older readers for including this in history corner...but it is 46 years old!
I admit this cake isn't the most eye catching – it's rather small and plain, but the taste and texture is wonderful. So often honey is just one of many ingredients and the taste is lost in the overall mix. That's not the case here.
Nell proved herself somewhat the seer with her succinct and no nonsense foreword: "There is a revival of home baking and no doubt, this will continue to increase because a home-made bun, cake or loaf is so very much more enjoyable than a 'cake' or loaf that is mass-produced – and could be termed 'puff and wind' because it looks good but really doesn't satisfy". Go girl!
I have a very heavy cold as I write. I know honey drinks are meant to be good for the throat but they always make me gag. Surely it doesn't matter what form you take the honey in? Surely, under the circumstances, this cake is practically medicine?
Nell gives her recipe in pounds and ounces so I have included these measurements below, along with the grams that I prefer to work in.
60z/170g self raising flour
20z/55g caster sugar
3oz/85g unsalted butter
2 eggs
2 tablespoons clear honey
1 tablespoon milk
2oz/55g flaked almonds
Optional (not in original recipe): extra honey to drizzle over the hot cake
Preheat the oven to 180˚C/fan oven 160˚C/350˚F/Gas mark 4
Line a 20cm round springform tin with baking paper.
Mix together the flour and sugar then add the butter. You can incorporate with a knife or use a food processor – you're aiming for breadcrumbs.
Stir in the eggs, honey and milk.
The original recipe says to stir in the nuts, but I chose to sprinkle on top instead as I thought large flakes of almond might be a bit unpleasant in the cake.
Spoon the cake into the prepared tin and level the surface – it isn't a huge cake so don't panic at the lack of mix!
If you're following my method, sprinkle the almonds over the top.
Bake for approximately 35 minutes or until a skewer inserted into the cake comes out clean. Mine took exactly 35 minutes.
Leave to cool in the tin on a wire rack. I drizzled 2 tablespoons of extra honey over the top of the cake to give the nuts a sticky sweetness. This is optional.
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2 tablespoons darkest Dutch-process cocoa
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1/2 cup whipping cream
2 tablespoons Sheridan's white liqueur
Black: Whisk dry ingredients together in a medium saucepan and then slowly whisk in milk until smooth. Cook over medium-low heat, whisking constantly, until pudding just comes to a boil. Whisk for one minute. Remove from heat and whisk in melted chocolate and liqueur. Strain through a sieve and divide amongst serving dishes. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes.
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Best case scenario would be a copy of her birth record. However, according to The Family Tree Resource Book for Genealogists: The Essential Guide to American County and Town Sources, edited by Sharon DeBartolo Carmack and Erin Nevius, statewide birth recordings didn't start until 1914 in Louisiana; Rapides Parish is an original Parish; and there is no information listed for birth records in the Parish at all (pp.282-283 and pp. 293-294). And further general information about birth records is given for after statewide recordings began and Catholic church records are suggested for before (pp.282-283). Additionally, a survey of Clayton Library for Genealogical Research's Microprint Collection and their online card catalog yielded nothing for finding birth records before statewide recordings in Louisiana around my Gran's birth year. And a look at FamilySearch.org's online databases as well as their online card catalog yielded nothing as well as for birth records for Rapides Parish, Louisiana before statewide recordings of births and for around the time she was born. So, unless someone out there knows of anything else, I'm going to say - right now - that it probably doesn't exist.
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And he's 'swamped'.
Challenge accepted, Brother Ed.
So. A trip to San Antonio {3 hours away} to rummage around the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Antonio Archives looking for my Gran's baptismal record is now on my agenda.
Good case scenario would be a copy of her Social Security Application, it should have her birth date and place and her parent's names, but depending on when that was applied for, this will more than likely be a secondary document for her birth information and second best to her baptismal record, in my opinion, even though she would probably have needed her birth certificate {which I think doesn't exist}or an affidavit to apply for it, but it's direct because it should answer the question of her birth event.
And this is the thinking behind my opinion: If her 'later' baptism was in 1913, then her baptismal record would be preferable because that would have been created closer to the event of her birth. And would clear up {or maybe not} her birth year.
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{My suspicion is that my Gran was born before my Boo and Claudius were married and my very Catholic Boo tried to keep this under wraps. {And may be the reason my Gran was born in Cheneyville, Rapides Parish, Louisiana while the rest of the family was in Texas.} So, through trying to find evidence, I'll be exposing her secret, which I'm sure I'm going to hear about it from her in the After Life, which may be tomorrow, according to the Mayans.
So I need to collect what evidence I can, and write a proof argument for her birth based on the evidence and my interpretation of the evidence. {But not before tomorrow because I may not have to do the work.}
Marriage - Speaking of rummaging around the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Antonio Archives, I might as well look for my Gran's and my naughty grandfather's {James Wesley Blacketer} marriage record, or blessing, or whatever. From the various indices found on FamilySearch.org, I've {intelligently, I think} guessed {and maybe incorrectly} that they had a civil marriage that was later blessed by a Father So-n-So at St. Mary's Catholic Church, downtown San Antonio. {More on my guess below.}
And then I'll go downtown to the courthouse and look for their civil marriage record and their divorce record. {Thanks to my Big Paw Paw's, my Dad's Dad, penchant for women and lawsuits in Bexar County, I know where to go for divorce records.}
Ironically and coincidentally, the courthouse is right next door to...
{wait for it...wait for it...wait for it...}
...St. Mary's Catholic Church downtown San Antonio. So. I'll snap a pic of that. {And perhaps I'll partake of some Holy Water on the forehead, some prayer, and maybe even light a candle. Lord knows my family lines and research need it, eh?}
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Also, note that Daniel was in the Civil War and received a pension that his widow, Annie, later collected. So. That's a good avenue for information as well for a whole lot of events. Hopefully. So that's going on order as well. But when I'll get it and what's in the pension file, I don't know.
Unless the Mayans were right.
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Note: If you have some recommendations of places to look for those Louisiana records or any others, please let me know in comments below. However, please refrain from doing the actual research yourself. I know it's tempting and I appreciate the gesture, but I'd like to do it myself unless it's totally impossible for me to do it. And this is partly why I didn't give full dates even though I am aware of them and they are in my research plans. And I'm sure I glossed over a bunch of stuff including my complete thought processes, so if you're confused or have any questions or suggestions, please let me know in comments below.


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Verizon spokeswomen Brenda Raney did counter this information by pointing out the Verizon plan that is being compared is from its Share Everything plan, which includes unlimited call and text minutes and allows data to be shared among ten devices. If a person was to purchase a data only plan, similar to how the European providers offer service, they would only pay over twice the European average with a cost of $5.50 per gigabyte. Of course, Europeans separate talk and data plans, though. Verizon, on the other hand, is forcing all new users to sign up for Share Everything plans. And though you can connect up to 10 devices to an account, there is a monthly fee per device, which ranges from $10 to $40.
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For this engine build, which we'll call "Down-Low 5.0," we traded both. The premise or recipe was a simple, albeit popular, one. Take one 5.0L Ford and select the most cost-effective components in order to achieve our seemingly conflicting goal of power and economy. On the power side, we selected 400 hp as an impressive but reasonable output for our small-block 5.0L Ford.
Building a 302-inch small-block to produce 400 hp is really no big deal, but doing it for what amounts to chump change is decidedly more difficult. This meant building our 5.0L with a ceiling of just $1,000. Given the fact that $1,000 is less than the typical cost of a set of aluminum cylinder heads, reaching 400 hp for a grand total of $1,000 looks pretty impressive, not to mention somewhat difficult. Now let's throw in the fact that the $1,000 price tag must not only include the cost of said aluminum cylinder heads, but the entire 5.0L engine to boot. Have we lost our minds?
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Calling first, we found a few yards that offered complete motors for just $200 (plus a core of $45). Of course, the $200 motors were still installed in the vehicle, so this meant trading elbow grease for the additional cost savings. Always up for a quickie R&R procedure, we ventured off to our favorite Pick-A-Part in search of a low-buck but hopefully well-running 5.0L. Believe us, running motors (even good running motors) are out there for the taking. Given the sheer production numbers, this is especially true of 5.0L Fords. As luck would have it, the local Pick-A-Part had special sale weekends, when everything in the yard was 50 percent off. This brought the sale price of our used 5.0L down to just $100 (plus core). Available in both cars and trucks, our only concern was to locate a good-running 5.0L motor with everything intact. Though we would be replacing the fuel injection with carburetion, the factory injection system would help serve a later purpose.
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After checking out the major components, it is time to look specifically at the motor to ascertain its health and viability as a candidate for the project. For starters, check the coolant, oil and spark plugs. The oil and coolant have likely been drained, but check inside the radiator cap or even in one of the radiator hoses for signs of antifreeze. Fresh antifreeze is a good sign; a rusty radiator or thermostat housing is not. If the oil has been drained, smell the dipstick (does it smell like burnt oil?), and even go to the trouble of removing the drain plug on the oil pan. Does the residual oil resemble sludge or is it clean? Don't confuse high mileage for abuse, as dark oil can mean that the motor simply needed an oil change and not a bearing change. Don't be afraid to yank a valve cover to verify the condition of the engine, as going through all the trouble of pulling a motor only to find out that it is a junker is huge waste of time and energy.
Check the spark plugs for signs that the engine was burning oil. Avoid engines with oil-contaminated plugs, but don't assume fresh plugs are the ultimate sign of a well-preserved motor either. If the oil and plugs pass inspection, try spinning the engine over with a ratchet on the crank pulley. If it spins freely with no binding, chances are the bearings are in good shape. If you are allowed to bring a battery in to crank the engine over, by all means perform a compression check.
With tool chest in hand, we headed off to the wrecking yard in search of the perfect specimen for our Down-Low 5.0. Our trip was very successful, though the wrecking yard was packed with patrons on this particular sale weekend. On our first recon trip, we even purchased a pre-sale ticket that allowed us to get in early ahead of the crowd. Special thanks goes to Big Ernie at Westech for actually yanking the motor.
Not surprisingly, 5.0L Fords weren't hard to come by. There were trucks, T-birds, and more than a few 5.0L Mustangs in the wrecking yard. All we had to do was locate a suitable candidate that we hoped was in good running condition. After removing the valve covers and plugs of a few different motors, we located a good choice in the form of a 5.0L H.O. from a T-bird. The motor spun freely and seemed healthy.
After unbolting the motor mounts, fan shroud, and trans bolts, the 5.0L was free. Before paying for the motor, we took the liberty of replacing the factory TFI distributor with a Duraspark unit from a carbureted 302. We had more than enough 5.0L fuelie distributors back at home, and needed the carbureted distributor since we planned on ditching the injection system.
As the owner of an original '88 5.0L LX, I find it amazing that you can go down to the wrecking yard and pick up a complete 5.0L motor for the paltry sum of $100 (on sale day). The iron-headed 5.0L motor was quite a find, as it ensured we had a hydraulic roller cam, decent compression ratio, and a short-block that would easily run to 6,500 rpm. The factory E7TE iron heads were to be replaced with low-buck aluminum castings. That's right-an aluminum-headed, 400hp 5.0L for $1,000.
The wrecking yard actually offered us a warranty (for an extra $12) that allows us to return the motor for a replacement if it is internally damaged and unusable. As it turned out, the warranty money would have been wasted since our motor was a healthy customer. If offered, the warranty is still cheap insurance. Sure, you'd have to pull another motor, but you wouldn't be out the $200 ($100 on sale day) if you found a spun bearing or some other malady that might keep you from using the motor immediately.
The final test was to check oil pressure. A new oil pump was not on the budget, and we were hoping to get by with the stock pump. After filling the pan with Lucas synthetic 5W30 and spinning the oil-pump drive shaft with an electric drill, we were rewarded with nearly 60 psi of cold oil pressure. It looked like our Down-Low 5.0 was in business.
The 5.0L was originally rated at 225 hp and 300 lb-ft of torque. Though adequate back in the day, it is hardly what you'd consider a powerhouse compared to the 4.6 Three-Valve or other modern engines. To reach our goal of 400 hp, we needed to address the fundamental restriction to power production-induction flow. First on the list was a set of cylinder heads. We considered simply upgrading the existing heads with hand porting, milling, and a valve job, but soon dismissed this idea after weighing the cost versus potential power gains offered by the stock heads.
We were looking at a machining bill of nearly $350 to rework the stock heads, so we decided to purchase a set of new aluminum heads from Pro Comp. Pro Comp offered its Ford heads with both 190cc and 210cc (as-cast) intake ports. It even offers a version with the smog passages drilled and ready to accept the smog pump hardware. Since the cost of the heads was the same, we decided to go big and opted for the 210 heads. They might come in handy if we improve the motor at a later date or slip a new 347 stroker kit under the shiny aluminum heads.
The Pro Comp aluminum heads also featured 70cc exhaust ports and a 2.02/1.60 valve combination. The big news is, of course, the aluminum construction (less weight than our iron factory heads) and the significant increase in port flow-not to mention the new valves, seals, and a fresh valve job. Where the stock E7TE heads struggled to reach 160 cfm, the Pro Comp heads flowed over 260 cfm on the intake and 177 cfm on the exhaust side. These flow numbers offered by Pro Comp can be increased significantly through CNC porting for another $400-$550. Best of all, the 210cc as-cast aluminum heads can be had (with a little haggling) for less than $600 on Ebay. (We got ours for $540.)
The one potential downside to running the Pro Comp heads is the need for adjustable rocker arms and different pushrods, which further increased our budget. A set of new (hardened, but not chromemoly) pushrods set us back just $29. It was an unnecessary expense to step up to the chromemoly pushrods, but hardened pushrods were mandatory for use with the guideplates supplied with the Pro Comp heads.
For induction chores, we also went to Pro Comp, which offers one of the very best carbureted intakes available for the 5.0L, the Parker Funnel Web. The single-plane Funnel Web offers plenty of flow and power potential, and was available for as little as $125 through Ebay stores. Having tested these Parker Funnel Webs many times, we knew they worked well on modified 5.0L motors and would certainly help us reach our goal of 400 hp. Given the price, they represented one heck of a performance bargain.
After heads and intake, it was time for the camshaft. Obviously the stock 5.0L cam was not going to let our motor make anywhere near 400 hp, despite the improvements to the induction system. With cost still a major issue, we let our fingers do the walking over the magic keyboard and found some Track Max hydraulic roller cams offered by Trick Flow Specialties through Summit Racing for $164. The Track Max cam offers a 0.499/0.510 lift split, a 221/225 duration split, and a 112-degree lobe separation angle. We wanted to step up to the larger 224/232 Track max cam, but were concerned about piston-to-valve clearance with the factory pistons. In our quest to save money (it was, after all, a hydraulic roller), we simply reused the factory roller lifters.
After the compression and oil pressure test, the wrecking-yard wonder was disassembled down to the bare short-block. We installed the new hydraulic roller cam using Lucas Oil assembly lube. Although we had no way of knowing the mileage on the used motor, the timing chain appeared to be in good shape and had minimal slop. Normally we'd change this, but we elected to save the $25-$50 cost of the replacement. We coated and installed the old lifters, then installed the newly machined Pro Comp aluminum heads.
With a little horse trading, we were able to secure not only a used Holley carb, but also managed to have the Pro Comp heads surfaced in exchange for the complete EFI system. The owner of our machine shop was in need of a stock 5.0L EFI system for a customer and had a used Holley 750 double-pumper in his shop, just looking for a new home. We surfaced the Pro Comp heads to bring down the chamber size from 64 cc to just 60 cc. This bumped the static compression ratio of the 302 by roughly 0.5 point. For gaskets, we again turned to Pro Comp, which offers a complete set for $25.
The heads were installed using the stock head bolts. Next came the new, hardened pushrods and Pro Comp roller tip rockers. For about $50 more, we could get a set of true roller rockers, but we were budget minded on this motor and opted for the roller tip rockers instead. Running the stock stamped-steel rockers on the Pro Comp heads was not an option, as the bolt-down rockers would not work with the rocker studs supplied with the heads. Besides, we hated the idea of running stock rockers on a performance motor. We then installed the Funnel Web intake, followed by our used Holley 750 carb. Planning ahead in the wrecking yard provided the necessary distributor, which we used with the stock plug wires (ours were in decent shape after a quick cleaning).
The final step was to bolt on a set of 1 3/4-inch Hooker Super Comp headers (not included in the buildup cost) and Down-Low 5.0 was ready for some dyno action. The final bill for all the madness was $1,064 after trading the EFI system for the Holley carb and surfacing. If we had to purchase a new Holley carburetor, figure on another $275 for a 750-cfm vacuum secondary model. Even if we had to spend the extra $275 for a new carb, that is still chump change for a complete aluminum-headed performance 5.0L!
The rings and bearings had long since been acquainted, but the same could not be said for the new cam and roller lifters. Given the roller profile, a break-in procedure was not mandatory, but we elected to give all the new components time to get properly acquainted before letting the hammer fly. The oil pressure looked steady at 55 psi, and the motor sounded plenty healthy breathing through the 3-inch dyno exhaust.
The initial pulls showed plenty of promise, with Down-Low pumping out more than 300 lb-ft of torque at 3,000 rpm. We experimented with timing (eventually settling on 35 degrees) and minor jetting to the used Holley before letting the hero pull. With a safe air/fuel mixture in the high 12s, the 302 eventually pumped out 399 hp at 6,000 rpm and 363 lb-ft of torque at 5,200 rpm.
The single-plane intake meant power production was kept higher in the rev range (a torque peak of 5,200 rpm is pretty high), but the little 302 did manage to exceed 350 lb-ft from 4,600 to 6,000 rpm. In hind sight, a dual-plane would likely be a better choice for a street-driven 302, but we wanted the big number and only wanted to spend a grand doing it. In the end, we made 399 hp for $1,064. If that doesn't qualify as a Down-Low 5.0, we don't know what does.
|Down-Low 5.0L Pricing
|Pro Comp heads
|Parker Funnel Web intake
|Complete 5.0L Fuelie, Pick-A-Part (wrecking yard)
|Core charge for motor
|Gaskets set, Pro Comp
|TFS Track Max cam
|Pro Comp roller-tip rockers
|Elgin hardened pushrods
|"Down-Low 5.0" Total Build Cost
|E7TE Iron Versus Pro Comp 210, As-Cast
|Intake Airflow Data CFM @ 28 Inches
|Pro Comp 210
|E7TE Iron Vs Pro Comp 210, As-Cast
|Exhaust Airflow Data CFM @ 28 Inches
|Pro Comp 210


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Two-year-old Adele Bitton remains in life-threatening condition after she and her family were attacked by Palestinian stone throwers last Thursday.
Adele, her mother and two older sisters suffered serious injuries when Palestinian Arab stone throwers attacks Jewish motorists on a highway in Samaria Thursday night.
The assailants hurled large stones at a truck traveling near the Jewish town of Ariel, causing it to swerve into the oncoming lane and slam into the victims' vehicle.
Adele's mother, Adva Bitton, told Army Radio that it was a "real miracle" that any of her family survived the attack. "Whoever has seen the pictures [from the scene] can testify that [survival] was not at all clear," she said.
Regarding Adele, who has undergone two emergency head operations since the attack, Adva Bitton said: "I am here with her all the time, talking to her, caressing her. We believe in the Holy One, Blessed be He. For Him, it would take no effort to save her."
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The 10.8 million gallons of oil that spilled in the 1989 Exxon Valdez is the largest environmental disaster in North American history, with the effects of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill still to be seen.
In the film, Black Wave, environmental activist Riki Ott shares the story of the lengthy legal battle between a small Alaska town and one of the largest oil companies, ExxonMobil. The battle lasted for more than 20 years and the effects of the oil spill are still very present in Prince William Sound today.
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