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- Languages spoken : English
- Original title : The Day After Tomorrow
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- Status : Released
- Tagline : Where will you be?
- Release Date of film : 2004-05-24
- Movie Genre : Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Thriller,
- Societies of production : Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation.
- Vote Count : 519
- Average rate : 5.8
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- Duration of movie : 124
- Dennis Quaid Character (Jack Hall)
- Jake Gyllenhaal Character (Sam Hall)
- Emmy Rossum Character (Laura Chapman)
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- Jay O. Sanders Character (Frank Harris)
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- Austin Nichols Character (J.D.)
- Arjay Smith Character (Brian Parks)
- Tamlyn Tomita Character (Janet Tokada)
- Sasha Roiz Character (Parker)
- Ian Holm Character (Terry Rapson)
- Nassim Sharara Character (Saudi Delegate)
- Carl Alacchi Character (Venezuelan Delegate)
- Kenneth Welsh Character (Vice President Becker)
- Michel 'Gish' Abou-Samah Character (Saudi Translator)
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Tjekkisk glaskunst 1945—1980
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Czech Glass 1945—1980
has been taking place in the Danish town of Kolding in Jutland until the beginning of next year. Its opening was attended by official guests headed by the Director of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague, Mrs. Helena Koenigsmarková, and the Ambassador of the Czech Republic to Denmark, Mr. Ivan Jančárek.
The collection of modern glass in the Koldinghus Museum forms a remarkable contrast to the impressive environment of the wing of the castle, which burnt out during the Napoleonic wars and has not been covered by a roof until recently. Its three floors of an open space surrounded by red brick walls with traces of the ancient fire host over 359 exhibits. The exhibition has been prepared by the expert for Czech glass, Dr. Helmut Ricke from Düsseldorf, who followed in particular from the hitherto unpublished collection of Czech glass owned by the foundation Steinberg from Liechtenstein. This foundation collected it in the 1980s by direct purchases from studios of 46 artists. Even glass theorists will be surprised by the number of almost unknown works by the pioneer generation of studio glass. The selection of works of painterly or, as the case may be, sculptural character is limited by the date of birth of the artists prior to 1940. Therefore the exhibition deals mainly with two generations, which studied in the Glass Departments of Professors Jaroslav Holeček, Josef Kaplický and Karel Štipl at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design. As a symbol of the exhibition the Danish organizers have chosen a painted vase by Bohumil Eliáš of 1960.
The comprehensive publication accompanying the exhibition has been compiled by a team of experts from Germany, USA and the Czech Republic (Susanne K. Frantz, Tina Olknow, Verena Wasmuth, Antonín Langhamer, Jan Mergl, Oldřich Palata and Milan Hlaveš) under the leadership of Helmut Ricke. It features, among other things, a comparison of the realized glass pieces and their designs in drawing. The drawings from the Museum in Corning seem to be the greatest contribution of the whole project to the knowledge and understanding of the principal role which Czech artists had played in modern history of artistic glass. Their works drew from progressive abstract currents in fine arts, which in particular in the 1950s were not officially accepted in former Czechoslovakia. Glass became a medium which helped to pass these tendencies over the border of the then politically divided world.
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Country Splash adds more acts to Somerset concert
The initial 2009 Apple River Country Splash line up was announced in November, but now more acts have been added.
Apple River Country Splash has announced that Travis Tritt and Darius Rucker were added to the line-up, which includes Kenny Chesney, Rascal Flatts, Lady Antebellum, Miranda Lambert, Luke Bryan, Jason Michael Carroll, Little Big Town and Shedaisy.
Travis Tritt is a country music superstar. His name evokes a deep sense of history and place in country music. Tritt was one of the leading new country singers of the early 1990s, holding his own against Garth Brooks, Clint Black and Alan Jackson.
Throughout the early 1990s, he had a string of platinum albums and Top Ten singles, including three number one hits.
Darius Rucker is the frontman of Hootie & the Blowfish. Rucker changed the face of mainstream pop/rock in the mid-1990s. Songs like "Hold My Hand" and "Only Wanna Be with You" peppered Hootie & the Blowfish's popular debut, which eventually sold over 16 million copies and became one of the most successful albums of all time. Hootie & the Blowfish took a break from recording following the release of Musical Chairs in 1998.
Rucker used his free time to launch a solo career, which allowed the singer to explore his R&B and country influences. An album of country music entitled "Learn to Live" followed in 2008 on Capitol Records Nashville. This album produced his first solo chart single in "Don't Think I Don't Think About It."
Also added to the 2009 Apple River Country Splash line up are up-and-coming Nashville artist Katie Armiger, The Dweebs, and Boss Grant and the Johnny Cash Revue.
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On this week's Crossroads, host Todd Wilken and I talk about one of my favorite subjects: journalism. Oh, we mix in a little religion, too.
More specifically, we review the five W's and H.
That discussion relates to my recent GetReligion post on a Seattle story:
In the Pacific Northwest, some Roman Catholic churches in the Seattle area have declined to circulate a petition calling for a referendum on Washington state's new same-sex marriage law.
From Reuters to ABC News, the churches' decision to steer clear of the political battle has drawn national media attention.
The key news peg: Seattle Archbishop J. Peter Sartain, citing the "critically important"nature of the issue, encouraged — but did not demand — the gathering of signatures in parishes.
In general, the Seattle coverage missed perhaps the most important "W," as in "Why?" Why did the parishes go against Archbishop J. Peter Sartain's desire to see signatures collected?
Sticking with the journalism theme, Wilken and I also discuss the religion ghost that I identified in a post on a Texas lottery story. Despite a prominent mention of Baptists in newspaper headlines, coverage focused on the political and economic reasons with no mention of moral objections.
Finally, what podcast would be complete without a question or two related to the media coverage of a pastor who used a lion and a lamb (live, breathing ones!) in his Easter sermons?
Wilken asks excellent questions, and I do my best to provide compelling answers. Enjoy the podcast. The Oklahoma twang is free.


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Yesterday I had the privilege of giving a lecture on "Vatican II and the Laity" at a parish on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Those in attendance were wonderful, attentive, engaged, and lively in discussion afterward. One of the themes that came up in several different ways was the meaning of the shift from a pre-conciliar notion of the church as "unequal society" to the church as "the People of God" as presented in the constitutions and decrees of the Second Vatican Council. While the language of the conciliar texts, both theologically grounded and pastorally sensitive, was a vast improvement over the discursive approach to defining the church prior to the council, there was a specter of Pope Pius X's "essentially unequal society" that continued to haunt the actual experience various people, especially women, had of the church today.
Everyone could more or less trace the practical differences in the understanding of the laity's relationship to the church by virtue of baptism and as the constitutive element of the church, which is the Body of Christ, prior to and after the council. Many of the folks at the lecture and who participated in the discussion are liturgical ministers, theologians and other educators, leaders in their local communities, and so on. These sorts of opportunities were essentially unavailable or outright prohibited according to the pre-conciliar understanding of who/what constitutes "the church," as well as according to the pre-1983 Code of Canon Law (generally, the CIC of 1917).
Yet, many people felt that what Pope Pius X says in his 1906 text Vehementer Nos continues to prevail, if not "officially" then practically, in the ordinary experience of the laity.
[The Church is an] essentially unequal society, that is, a society comprising two categories of person, the Pastors and the flock, those who occupy a rank in the different degrees of the hierarchy and the multitude of the faithful. So distinct are these categories that with the pastoral body only rests the necessary right and authority for promoting the end of the society and directing all its members towards that end; the one duty of the multitude is to allow themselves to be led, and, like a docile flock, to follow the Pastors (Pope Pius X, Vehementer Nos, no. 8).
One gentleman, while not explicitly coming to the defense of Pius X's turn-of-the-last-century vision, suggested that in all organizations and facets of life there are necessarily those who "make the decisions" and those who, by and large, "follow."
I suppose that is true and, as the Council documents aptly note, to talk about the church as the People of God and inclusive of all women and men by virtue of Baptism, is not to suggest that everybody should or ought to do the same thing. Just like not everybody should have the right to practice medicine or law, not everybody should have the right to every position of ministry or leadership.
But what is to be made of the seemingly accidental (in the Aristotelian sense of qualities verses substance or nature) distinctions that prohibit certain members of the People of God, the Body of Christ, from per se participation in certain forms of leadership or participation in ministry? This was a difficult discussion to have, but an honest and very good topic still in need of further discussion.
This is particularly the case when the Second Vatican Council documents discuss the "vocation of the laity," attributing the vocational call (vocare) to Christ alone and that all the faithful have a "right and duty" to participate in the liturgy and in the life of the church.
Mother Church earnestly desires that all the faithful should be led to that fully conscious, and active participation in liturgical celebrations which is demanded by the very nature of the liturgy. Such participation by the Christian people as a "chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a redeemed people" (1 Peter 2:9), is their right and duty by reason of their Baptism (Sacrosanctum Concilium, no. 14).
I made clear in my presentation that one of the most overlooked dimensions of the Council's teaching, especially concerning the liturgy, is that the assembly is participating, is — quite literally — concelebrating with the presider. So to suggest that everybody should necessarily be the presider or lector or some other particular ministry within the assembly doesn't really hold if one believes in the teaching of the church that the community gathered also makes Christ present (see Sacrosanctum Concilium no. 7).
Yet, the real question, and a difficult one to be sure, that continues to loom over all these great discussions is the matter of discernment.
As other conciliar texts, like the "Decree on the Apostolate of the Laity" (Apostolicam Actuositatem) and Gaudium et Spes make clear, the call or vocation of each member of the Body of Christ, which is the church, comes from Christ alone. How, then, do we understand who and how and for what Christ calls any individual person within the assembly of believers, from among the People of God?
Furthermore, how is it that we understand the shift from Pius X's notion of "unequal society" to the renewed understanding of the church that we have today? What does it mean to talk about an "equal" society? Can we or should we talk this way? What does that look like?


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As I am unable to get to my PC, I looked through my camera and found a NOTD I had not posted yet. It's from a while ago, I just never got around to putting it up.
It's an odd combination that I liked a lot.
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Anchorman 2 Has Overdone It With Dumb Marketing Promotions
A decade feels like an eternity in the movie franchise marketplace, but for a recent classic like Anchorman, reinvigorating the public's interest should be no problem at all. So why has Paramount overloaded its banner comedy of the year with an unhealthy dose of marketing partnerships?
While money is the obvious answer—Paramount makes a killing off of licensing the Anchorman name out to different partners—too many partnerships can force a movie to reach an oversaturation point before it even premieres. And in Anchorman 2's case? It's basically already there, thanks to multiple high-profile marketing gimmicks with Chrysler, Ben & Jerry's, AMC movie theaters, Jockey underwear, and most recently, the Washington D.C. news museum, Newseum.
The Chrysler partnership brought Anchorman star Will Ferrell's company, Funny or Die, into the fold with Paramount and the 2014 Dodge Durango. Funny or Die created a colossal 70 commercials for the SUV, all starring Ferrell as Ron Burgundy. Fans flocked to the spots (only nine have been rolled out so far), many of which have garnered views in the multimillions on YouTube. While the campaign has worked for Chrysler—sales of the Durange are up 59% in just October alone—its safe to assume that the law of diminishing returns is going to quickly apply to the remaining 61 commercials as they begin to air.
The Ben & Jerry's partnership for Ron Burgundy 'Scotchy, Scotch, Scotch' ice cream makes slightly more sense, given the Vermont company's penchant for pairing with entertainment properties. The Jockey partnership, which aims to sell men tight briefs in colors like "Sex Panther Red" and "Beard of Zeus Blue" urges boxer-wearing men to "Give your little anchorman the support he deserves." (The teaming up was born out of the Anchorman 2 costume designer reaching out to Jockey to see if they would recreate some 70s-looking skivvies). For better or worse, the underwear says nothing about Anchorman 2, the movie name is only on the easily discarded plastic wrap the briefs come in. And the cost? $18 for a single pair.
The partnership with the Newseum is the latest sign that this nation has succumbed to Anchormadness. The Washington D.C. museum opened an exhibit yesterday entirely dedicated to the film, its cast, and props. The LA Times reports that the partnership came about after Ferrell visited the museum last summer for a screening and decided that he wanted the museum to feature an Anchorman exhibit. To appease critics that might point out the fact that the film isn't actually journalism, and just fictional, the exhibit—which runs through August 2014—will apparently reference "the reality behind the humor of Anchorman."
While all four of these partnerships, along with a fifth AMC partnership for a $50 "super ticket," have been garnering vast media attention in the last month, the movie doesn't premiere until December 20th. That leaves a whole other month for marketing of a movie that's already affixed with nine years of immensely high expectations. The film hasn't been screened for critics yet, so reviews have been replaced by a 98% rate of people who want to see the film on Rotten Tomatoes (which has Newseum banner ads displayed all over its website). Will the film be able to live up to Anchorman's legacy? Or will it fall flat, crushed further by one too many clever marketing campaigns?


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LONDON (Reuters) - Celebrating death is an odd concept for an exhibition, but a new show in London on the topic that many people would rather avoid is at times beautiful, macabre, harrowing, comforting and funny.
"Death: A Self-Portrait" opens at the Wellcome Collection, which specializes in scientific and medical themes, on Thursday and runs until February 24 next year.
It contains around 300 paintings, puppets, models, drawings and artifacts from the collection of Richard Harris, an American antique print dealer who just over a decade ago decided to dedicate his time to assembling works of art related to death.
He has around 2,000 items in total, most of them in storage, and would love to display the collection around the world to help people come to terms with their ultimate fate.
"My real aim is to have this show all over the world," the 75-year-old said at a preview of the exhibition on Wednesday.
"All the world needs to continue to promote the discussion and dialogue about this just to make it ...something that is not taboo and something that we cringe about and close our eyes and our minds to," Harris told reporters.
With a broad smile and jaunty manner perhaps at odds with his chosen obsession, he added: "Like it or not, we're not going to live forever."
Curator Kate Forde organized the exhibition around five themes, and sought to make the show feel as personal as possible rather than being a spectacle.
By placing artifacts from Japan and Nepal close to those from the United States and Mexico, the exhibition underlines how different cultures deal with death in radically different ways.
Mexico, with its Day of the Dead holiday, takes a more head-on approach than some cultures who seek to avoid the subject.
"It's an acknowledgement that death is there, it is a part of life and there is a way still of connecting with the dead and that can be joyous as well as full of grief and sorrow," Forde said of the tradition.
Among the most disturbing works on display are 51 prints by German artist Otto Dix based on his time fighting as a machine-gunner on the Western Front during World War One.
Unflinching in their portrayal of agony, death, fear and rape, they are inspired both by Goya and Callot, whose works hang alongside them in the "Violent Death" section.
In "Commemoration" sits a "tau tau", an Indonesian "grave guardian", or wooden model of the deceased placed next to the graves of prominent members of the Toraja ethnic group.
The oldest item on display is the Nuremberg Chronicle, an illustrated adaptation of the Bible and world history from 1493, left open at an image of skeletons leaping and dancing frenetically beside an open grave.
The show also features contemporary works, including a 2009 giant "chandelier" by British artist Jodie Carey which comprises some 3,000 plaster-cast bones.
Harris said he was not obsessed by death, and did not know the value of his collection which includes works by prominent artists as Dix and Albrecht Duerer.
"As long as we don't go to the poor house," he joked. He continues to collect - his latest purchase was a 1969 Chevrolet car decorated with Day of the Dead motifs.
Next year, the Wellcome Collection will undergo a 17.5 million pound ($28 million) redevelopment after its exhibitions, talks and library attracted nearly half a million people over the last year compared with the 100,000 it had expected.
Forde put the success down to the combination of science, medicine and art. "I definitely think there's a hunger to look at science in that rounded way," she said.
The development is scheduled for completion in 2014.
Reporting by Mike Collett-White, editing by Paul Casciato


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Ok, appreciate the answer, however why do you think that? -- NYCHokies 02/08/2018 5:49PM
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He wasn't ranked #69 in his class for no reason... -- No1Hokie 02/08/2018 6:04PM
Not ridiculous, just an honest and shared observation thus far -- NYCHokies 02/08/2018 6:09PM
As No1Hokie said, it's kinda a ridiculous question. ** -- st_andrew 02/08/2018 7:17PM
There are a bunch of Mass Rivals videos out there... -- No1Hokie 02/08/2018 7:01PM


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NOTE: Check out Ree's post! Her photos are a zillion times nicer than mine, although I think it's cool that she and I both have blue plates. That was pure coincidence! I followed her instructions, and posted similar photos to show that if I can do it with a 12 year old sous chef, anyone can do it. See my comment #835 (yep, that 8-3-5) on her original post. Total credit for this recipe goes to The Pioneer Woman.
Anyway … my oldest gal likes eggs for breakfast. As soon as I saw Ree's post, I knew my girl would love this. Since hubby man had already left for work, and the other two peeps were sleeping in this morning, it was just me and my girl for breakfast. I thought it would be a perfect opportunity to teach her how to make Egg In The Hole. I've been woefully bad about teaching my kids how to cook, so I seized the day. She did a marvelous job. See for yourself. (And check out my cast iron skillet! It's about a month old, and I adore this baby. Hmmm … maybe it's time for a 2nd installment of favorite kitchen tools!)
1-1/2 Tablespoons Butter
1 Egg
1 Slice of Bread (I used potato bread)
Season salt, salt, pepper, or whatever you put on your eggs.
Using a biscuit cutter or glass, cut a hole out of the center of your slice of bread. In a heavy skillet, melt a healthy 1 ½ tablespoons of butter.Let it toast for about 30 seconds.
Let it cook for about 1 to 2 minutes until the under side of the egg is set, and the bread is toasty golden brown.
Using a spatula, flip it over and cook the other side, again about 1 to 2 minutes … more it you want firmer yolks.
Yuuuummmm! The bread has a great fried crunch to it, very different than if you just used a toaster or baked in the oven. The eggs are cooked just perfect and are fun to have surrounded by a bread moat.
All Gone. Sob! Eggs. Must have Eggs-In-The-Hole!
Couple things. 1. Cooking this is very easy. However, since I usually fry eggs using olive oil instead of butter, we kept a close eye on the butter so it wouldn't burn. If you are used to cooking eggs with butter, this will be a piece of cake for you. 2. The bread takes up a lot of room in the pan, so this was perfect for making breakfast for one or two people. If I had to make this for a larger crowd, I'd probably dig out my OLD, OLD, OLD oblong electric skillet to handle the job. I think the cast iron skillet produces the best result, particularly for the bread/toast.


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' ister gei ' a -.. 90 i b taylor tickel a i \^-. i n 11 uotchkiss travi all kinds â– t court an â– i a gistrates blanks at this c p j *{' zi r """'•*) 1 ft r?1 ffc wit bl lil iii 111 ll ij iii 11 iii l a k1urphy having again organized for lu'mxi lave just opened a i . .. . jb i£^iry stock of goods entirely new and fresh in tin room formerly occupied a the 1 1 mil ware store anil next door to bingham jc co to the inspection of which they most cor dially invite ii public their l j 3 j ss \&? u mf w ma was carefully selected by die senior mem ber of tin iii in in person and bought at rales which will enable them to sell as low for cash as jblini a uvuij:it in the city for goods of same quality their stocl 2 general i mlracing all the various branches of dry goods groceries crochery ware boots and shoes sole leather calf and ] an ding skins grain and grass scythes cup i.i her and note paper envelopes pens ink ce and a beautiful assortment uf 1 .?â– ipc â– *â– * w1 ft fty v 3 1*3 i v — -*-' » -* l -»•. t *■•* -*- -**. *•"* f j **»« i u -^ they feel assured of their ability to give entire satisfaction and especially in viv old f i nils and customer to call and bring with them their acquaintances they t-xnecl and intend t maintain the reputation of the old murphy ilan.se which is well known ihrougliuul western xoi : li ( a ilina all hey ask is an ex amination of their stock and the prices i irotil ' - to show :_;'â– : is so come righl along their mot to small profits nnd pay and v hag •: - ck low prici s f lir prom pi atti ntion they will endeavor to iu ir share of the pub lic ] itron tgc thoy are in the market for all kii d i-oducc aad solicit calls from both sellers and buyers \ a m2jpphy robt mi iii aay andrew murphy bury '.! uch 23 1872 27:ly p ls72 « a l white goods embroidries o armstro^cator&co impoktl us \: m i â– ' >.. tviters -.* jobbers bua.ui ai.\;:,.\lu l sanll velvet eisbctts n£ck ties ; sonne silks cat volvos and crapes flowers fealhrrs oriiamenls frames c straw bonnets and ladies and children's hats tri1tmkd vnd rittrtmmed aral ia connecting warerooms wnite goods linens embroideries laces nets collars setts handkerchiefs veiling head nets c c nos 237 and 239 baltimore street baltimore , hts these goods are manufactured by us or bought for cash dir ctlj from the european \ in m inuiai turer . embracing u[l ilv la novelties unequalled in variety and eh - any market il .-. i h > re ; a iptnes8 m<l di quitch 25:2m:p :: v pi t.j pmce â– i i0Â¥8u • r â– i - • i i • n 1ly gr-c£ery store ill . ; i . . .\ i . . a v -. . i . n ; . 1 1 . wh re they will continue to sell flour . fresh meats bacon lard butter sugar salt pickles mo es *\ a . together with a large and varied i ami table necessities bring v produce to price v bro 17:1 a lain deeds trustee deeds ommissioner's deeds sheriff deed chattle mortgages e for sale at i his ollis , the watchman office is well supplied with a large and elegant assortment of plain i fancy tol rtwwwm m is-y ii fie is j-a^'j pictorial or cut illustrations c suitable for all kinds of handbill printing also finer and more ornamental types for business & professional gab § visiting party and wedding cards college and school ii uul i .... hi jili ffibii i.i iui ulmiij ...- " — circulars of all kinds • pamphlets tobacco notices and l a b e l s for all purposes ; fa lu § la it k for clerks magistrates and solicitors ; or anything else required in the printing line the qtatoltna ldatcljmcm as a newspaper ts a candidate for public favor its circulation is good and its standing and patronage improving it is one of the best advertising mediums in the state and offers its facilities on as liberal terms as any in the district court of tlie united states for ilia capo tear district of north carolina in the matter of john w holm bankrupt upon the application of the assignee of john y iiolui bankrupt it is ordered that a second meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt be held in charlotte on the 9th of may 1872 at 10 o'clock a m.,at the office of k ii broadfield one of the registers in bankruptcy in said dis trict for the purpose named in the twenty-se venth section ofthe art of congress w if simpson assignee may 1st 1s72 2w34 a m sullivan j p gowax new opening ri"-ifk undersigned having associated them j selves in biiiine -*• under iia lirm name of a m sullivan co ! ha ve opened in s j bulim -' new build j ing near i!:nn to the u rdware store where they will be pleased to meat old and new frieuds they have an ..; room — the largest and best in town and js largo c£2 s'rjlo2ic-i.ica stuck of goods comprising a general assortmt nt hard : j ware excepted and will guarrantee a gooil bargains as can be sold by aay bouse in the south they will deal heavily in groceries and country pioduce bayia and selling and ; invite all who wish either to buy or s.*i to eail j on ihem a ai sullivan & co jan 24th 1872 19:tf mills & bo ydel w1iolesai.k akd retail g5 ssl o s ei bfs 5 and comniasdon merc^iante saxisbxtbt march 1st 1872 keep constantly on hand a lame and choice stock of general merchandise comprising dry goods groceries wares etc — of which they would especially mention — sugar and coffee of all grades molasses bacon labi sole and ri.per leather shoes & bot >"-. a hats ' bonnets prlnts mackttel sai.mox trout flour and meal soaps pepper and spices tobacco liquors of all kinds always on hand of choice quality 2"-y:"e-|n-i ial attention riven to consign ments and prompt returns made 24:tf triumphant t'j '_ s j .. ll -.'..' smf 1 upwards of fifty first pre 1 miumsanrz gold and silver medals were awarded to chales 11 sl'iel'f for the best pianos in competition with all the leading manufactur ers of the country office and new warerooms x !) aa !. 'â– .. st a a ltdiore . hi tlie a a ii i'iaa.i c-onta a 1 1 elatcsl iia provemenl to he found in a . st-cl - - !' with additional improvements ol i is i i in vention no to â– â– - :' und in â– irunii-nts the tone touch ai 1 lir.i.-h ul then ! i ments cannot be cxcelh d iv an mai fai i tir ed a large ."•-•-< : ■• a â– : â– seem *: and pi.-i o ; a way - on ha nd i n ui -',','.â– -'' parlor and < liiurcb â– ear ins si ' - ! ferent styles on band fi ds send lor hustrated catalogue containing dames of over twelve hundred southei â– - five hundred of which are a:a iwo hundred north carolinians one imndn d fifty east tennesseans and othei thro » mil the south who have boughl the stielt piauo since the close of the war j allen brown a^ni 22:40t salisbury n c ftitvsyt i o r h 0 j a clodfelter & co hianufacturers and dt tleasin furniture f^n invite attention to their h stock of cottage beadsteads frflfl cottage < hamb rsiiite,paint / l ed chamber snits french suits walnut and painted cane seat chairs rocking r-hairs of all desci unions extension dining tables tables of al kii ds wardrobes bureaus washstauds wia "!.-. mattresses sofas reception chairs and parlorsets also rustic window shades.a novi ity for complete ness beauty cheapness and durability al n many other articles which we are prepared to sell us cheap or cheaper than any housein the western part of the state erf a full assortment of i ewi nd .'.' and wal ut bnrial ( asi . which can i e i r nished at shonrs notice be sure to call nearly oi posite the ma ision ilote next ih r below tl •* express office -< • our stock ami liearour pri • -• sp cial orders mad i a photographs m our office v.-iil be supplied ap5:'29.9m trahb chance to secure a teautiful l^r r~tt ~^' 'â– "â– " ti and valuable be a 1 estate,coi ing of a modern and eon pie out bniidings,g od water sne ia den and from s to 38 acre ' â– ' excellent land al kin in ii-.e suburbs of salisbury ; all in closed and elligible for i nilding lots the above property is oneof themost desirable in this pari of the country and will be im reus ed in value by the completion oi hec ntem piated rail boads to lids place persons in terested in such property are invited to call on or address the buhst riber jxo a bbabshaw salisbury n c april ir 1872 31:t the faithful shepherd boy gerhardt w:1 a german shepherd-bov and a nolle fellow he was too although he was v i v poor < ne day aa ' - was watering his flock ! which was feeding in a valley on ihe ut i ders of a forest i hunter came out of the ! woods and asked — how far is it to the nearest village six miles si replied the boy ; but tin road is only a sheep-track anil very easily missi i the hunter glanced at llu erooked hack ai d then said — my lad i am hungry tired and thirs ty 1 bare lost my companions and missed my way leave your sheep and show me tho road 1 will pay you well i cannot leave my sheep sir rejoined j gerhardt they would stray into ihe forest and be eaten by wolves or stolen by robbers well what of that ?' queried the hun ter they are not your sheep the hiss of one or more wouldn't be much to your master and i'll give you more money than you ever earned in a whole year i cannot go sir rejoined gerhardt very fiimly my master pays me tor my time and he trusts me with his sheep if i were to sell you my time which does not belong lo me and the sheep should get lost it would be jusc the same as if i stole them well said the hunter will you trust your sheen with me « bile you go to the village and get me some food and drink and a guide ( 1 will take good care of ihem lor you tlie boy shook his head the sheep said he do not know your voice and — gerhardt stopped speaking and what can't you trust me do i look like a dishonest man asked the hunter angrily sir said the toy slowly you tried to i make me false to uiy tuisl and wanted me to break my word to my master how do i know vou would keep your word to me v the hunter laughed for he felt that the boy had fairly cornered him he said 1 see my lad that you area good faithful boy 1 will not foiget you show me the road and i will try to make it out for myself gerhardt now offesed the humble con tents of liis scrip to the hungry man who coarse as they were ate themglad ly preseutly hi attendan*s came np ; and then gerhardt tw his surprise found that the hunter was the grand duke who j owned all the com try round thi duke • was so pleased with the boy's honesty thai he sent lo him shortly after and had j him educated in after-years gerhardt | became a very rich and powerful man ; j bnt li i n:i..d honest and true to his j dying day honesty truth and fidelity are preci ous jewels ia the character of a child — j when they spring from piety they are j pure diamonds and make their possessor very beautiful very happy very honor able aud very useful may you my j readers wear them as gerhardt did — then a greater lhan a duke will befriend vou for the great king will adopt you j as his children and you will become princes and princesses royal in the king ! .;..;:: of ( lod — y * ing pilgrim the following good aad true story is too good to be out of pi int : years a â– there lived iu warren coun ty a o-ood and pious minister of tbe methodist church the rev mr b'nrge his young eight year old hopeful watty was mischievously addicted to the habit of purloining from his mother's closet su*'ar from the dish ; remonstrance both by the father and mother proved of no avail and tie ugh watty protested his innocence the old lady aid she would watch for bin aud chastise him tin rev dr closs then presiding elder of the conference district in passing through the section baited at mr bnrge's tospendtbe night he was assigned to a room adjoining the closet the scene oi youii watty's depredations at the first dawn of day on the fallowing morn ing the reverend gentleman arose from his couch and repaired to the closet a doorof which opened into his room to attend to bis morning devotions and un fortunately for him knelt near the usual position of the sugar dish ar this mo ment mrs burge had occasion to visit ihe closet and quietly open ng tl e door dis covered watty in the very act as she thought highly incensed he adminis tered several severe raps upon the devot ed bald head of the presiding elder be fore she discovered her mistake adding at the same time i have caught you stealing the sugar at last have 1 i it is unnecessary to add that witty was tlie only person on the premises that , enjoyed the scene that ensued ral news idle giels it is a pain'n spectacle in families where the mother is drudge to sre the daughters elegantly dressed reclining at their ease w ith their drawing tl j music their fancy work and theii iding beguiling themselves of tbe lapse a wars days and weeks and never ilreamiiig of their responsibility bnt as a ;;, .*.,-..! v consequence of neglect of duty n-rowing weary of their useless lives t g , 1 ; i very m wly-iuvi stimn ; .",*. ; rouse tin ir di iping em rgii -. and b|araj . -' pit fate when they dare not ;,:.,*;,,. heir god for having placed tl m where they are i'i - â– lividnals will j you with an air of affected eompau g5on ;• r who can believe it real that p or dear is working herself to death yetnofi merdo you propose that they bhonld assist lr-r than they declare she is quite in her dement in short that she would never be happy if she had ouly half as much to do mas davis and mr greeley a tkuthjfcl scrap of his tory the accompanying communication says the telegraphic a messenger comes from a source of the mwi unquestionable authenticity and reflects hoo'.r upon the nominee of tbe cincinnati convention no true southron can peruse it with un naoistened eye and the rebuke to mr voorhees is most w itheringand complete editors alaeuii telegraph if altsscnger .- mr voorhees in his recent attack on mr greeley styled his signing of mr davis bond an impertinent interference allow mu to give you the true history of that matter as i recently learned it in new york from a gentleman who knew all boot it mrs davis went to n york to counsel chas o'connor mr davis coun sel as to the best manner oi effecting his release from prison mr < connor told her that in his opinion there was but one way that it c.uld be done and that was to sret representative man of the republican party to sign his bond mrs divis in quired who that man was mr o'con nor replied that it was horace greeley she then asl el him if he would not see mr g'ctley and get him to do it he replied that he had no influence with mr greeley and that she was the proper person to see him she said she would go and see him she went to his office sent in her card and was invited into his private office she said to him : mr greeley my husband ie confined in a casemate at fortress monroe he has been there for many long weary months he is a feeble old man and he is gradu ally sinking under his rigorous imprison ment he will die if he remains there much longer i came lure to consult mr o'connor as to the means of getting him released he has told mc that there is but one way to do it and that is to get the representative man of the republican party to sign his bond and that you are that man he has advised me to apply to you he says that you have a kind heart and that you will do it if yon be lieve it to be right my husband is dy ing mr greeh-y may 1 hope that you will favorably consider my application ?" mr greeley arose extended his band to mrs davis and said madam you may for i will si-.rn his bond mr ireeley was then a prominent candidate before the legislature for the united s;ales senate some of his friends heard that he had agreed to sign mr davis bond they wen to him and protested against it they told him that they had made a com t ami that he would be t he ed by six ui.ijoiiiy bat that if he signed this b md it would defeat him ii •* ie plied i know it will they told him that be was one of the owners of the tribune and it he signed this bond he would lose thousands of sub.~cri-jers he replied 1 know i tiny said mr greeley yon have written a history ol the war one volume you have out and have sold large numbers of it your second volume is nearly on and yon have large orders for that if yon sign t'lis bond these orders will be counter manded and you will lose a i trge amount of money he replied gentlemen 1 know it bul it is right and i teal do it he did d it and 1 am informed thai he lost a seat in the united states senate and over thirty thonsaud dollars to my mind ihis does not look like impertinent interference * new york new york may 24 — the national woikiugmen's convention \<< nomiuate a presideut and vic3 president of the u states met yesterday in accordance with a call from the vvorkingmen's central union of the state of new york the convention was called to order at twenty minutes past two by col sedtnoud of n jersey who was elected temporary chair man the usual committees were appoint ed a call of the roll showed delegates from thirty states lo the number ot two hundred a permanent organization wa effected by the election of col gibbons who on taking the chair eulogized grant's recent action in regard to the eight hour law he reviewed his policy and said he was the only man who could be trust ed by the working classes a series of resolutions were reported embodying tlie following principles : reduction of the national debt ; unconditional settlement of the alabama claims ; enforcement of the eight hour law a low rate of inter est as a common national law ; enconr agementof shipbuilding giving the lj s mails exclusively to american built ships and sympathizing with the various nations struggling under oppression f m mcgee of new york recommended irant for renomination ; the missouri delegation recommended horace greeley on taking a ballot grant received 204 v tes and greeley five the nomination of grant was then made unanimous — senator henry wilson was then nomina ted for vice president by the following ballot : wilson 1g0 ; edwin d morgan 2 ; colfax i grant and wilson were then notified by telegraph of their nomi nation a cuimiitee was appointed to prepare an address to tin workinemen of the united states a motion was adopt . ; 1 hold a ratification meeting at the cooper institute this evening the ses sion was occupied for a time in iliscussiug a moiion relative to rtr.kes washington washington may 24 — house — elec tion committee reported ceufirminghearn dois from texas in his seat paying con testant 2000 dollars passed kerr called up the senate i ill provi ding 1 ir the redemption and bale ol un\s beld by the united state under thu se veral acts to levy direct taxes and moved a bubstitnte for such lil provid ing that all now owned or beld by the 1 . states by virtue of proceedings under i tlie .;â– â– ; .*:' june 7lb 62 and other act for acta for the : collection oi direct taxes io insurrectionary > tt may be redeemed a-.id restored ty the original owners or tin ir rej.r pn ative within two years or payment '•'•■■tax and co with interest thereon the applicants are to-pay the per ceui and ah o to pay tha value of permanent i improvement that nay have been i by the v . i d st tes pi petty not : a-'i year :.- ;.. be sold al nul lie auction it the account is not t apply to property medio whole ar iu \ part for national cemeteries or olhei public purposes pi - q of property i from the ijnil . states who have lost it i through inability to establish title are u i be reimbursed by the government the | substitute was agreed to and the uiu passed the earthquake california newspapers contain volum inous dispatches relating to the earth quake the axis of which was in the booth eastern part of the state a visa iia dispatch says that fully 1.000 distinct shocks were felt at tibbet's ranch li iniles above li:dep*-ude'iee 40 acres of ground sank about seven feet below the surface ot the surrounding country big < veil's lake lias risen f..ur feet since the first shock owen's lliver runs over its bank depositing shoals of fish on slnre afterward it needed for a distance ot three or four miles through loo i'iue the earth is cracked < ne side remained stationary while the other sank seveu or eight feet leaving a wall of earth ex tending over three milr in length where formerly was a level plain innumerable cracks were made throughout tho valley kern aud owen rivers turned aud ran up stream for seveial minute leaving their beds dry ; finally they return il with largely increased volumes of water — sonic of the shocks were preceded by a deafening report as th u<:li the mountains were being rent iu two while others were accompanied by â– low continuous rum ble as of a train of cars running under ground none of the sufferers ever ex i perienced anything so frightful in all j their earthquake experience at the last i accounts the explosions and ben-ring still continue though not so violently the cabinet the boston post says mr greeley's honesty of purpose count a great deal j for him and it is freely suggested that with * well chosen cabinet he could put ; the union on the right track again with chailes francis adams say for seer - ! tary ot state there would bo no palter | ing in our foreign pi licy with trumbull as s crc'ary cf the treasury there would be no mi : ly i of gold or mi - ons fluctuati ns . . the money market ; i with hancock as secret iry of war the records ofthe departm nt would not be mysteriously missing \ ai cox as see retary of the interior civil service refona [ would not g -:â– i r i â– . -- hue if these ! names were uot - :.. '. a splendid tal ent would remaiu for bis unparlisau choice there are doolittle cowan hendricks schurz the bilver-toogued tburman whose l.»gic and strength of i itellect are familar in every state iov parker whose wise p licy i n >■•' jersey 1 lias . x a - ich â– m ( jot va '. ,- vork p ilmer of illi nois english ol atkinson rndi '•' mchuaetts the list is a bii and when (.: ley appears as the central fignr tlie present admi in with its cks in waiting and its dilettante states manship does n ' | v k ui limited en thusiasui a murderer sold as a slays among the hopelessly insane who win recently transferred from l'lack veli's islatul to the new asylum oi ward's island was iviix sanches cu ban mulatto ii » history i vi ry remark kabh on the night ol jauoary c 185'j be kili.-u lis father-in-law harmon curnan and stabbed hi mother-in law with a bword can at 1 1 sullivan street he escaped to new orleans in woman apparel and was there sold as a elavi — preferring to be tried for monies istba than be held in slavery he admitted tbe crime surrendered hiiuself to the authori tirs may 7 1^50 and was brought back to the city by sargeant lent he wn convicted of murder at the general sessions june 11 1859 and was sen tenced to be hanged july 22 1859 a stay of proceed gs was granted and then he attempted to kill a brother prisoner who he stabbed twice with tln blade of a large pah of tailor's shears — as he could nol a-_-.--.iii b tii d for murd'r owing to a d f el in the law at that tim . he was tried for felonious issault convic ted and sentenced to the state prison for five years before be was taken to sing sing a loaded six-barrel revolver wa fi'iind on his person srith which be had j intended to kill the keeper l ping to tf i f ct bis escape shortly acc-r nis im prisonment he became insane aadwai ! sent to the auburn lun..:.j asylum ' where be remained until september lo i 1sc0 then he was bt . this city i and sent to the asylum on blackwell ! island ei wi dm sdaj be was ttaas ! ferred to the new asylum on ward's is land at the lime of the murder be was twenty years of age be is now thirty - three — c a movemei t is now on ! ot in cait ' ,],.,._ s c the obji . ' of which is t .•• rt ilev 1 f davis 1 d and his son the la rev t f davis rector of gnu 1 church columl ia was visii a by a " r-'l*le ston i on wednesday night doing much dam â–
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On the right is a big pile of kale (one entire bunch, ripped off the stems and steamed) - and covered in Heidi Ho Chia Cheese Sauce. Have you all tried that stuff? I ordered some online from Spencer's Market, and I am going to have to get more because I LOVE IT. I'm not usually big on faux cheesy things, but I love this product. It's creamy and savory and goes totally great with pretty much all green veggies. Also, it's made of whole ingredients like chia seeds and potatoes and carrots. I really recommend it!
On the left are a bunch of fresh veggies and some Green Goddess dressing (recipe from Appetite For Reduction). I have really fallen in love with that dressing. I always make a double batch now, and I keep it on hand for snacking and veggie-dipping. It's especially useful when I'm cooking dinner and I have the nibbles, but I don't want to fill up on snacks or treats. A little GG goo and some sugar snap peas - and I can keep my snacky impulses happy.
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Kansas Women and Their Quilts
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Grades four through six
Did you know that the everyday objects that surround us have stories to tell about the past? Students using this trunk will explore Kansas history through the quilts women made and used from the early days of settling Kansas to the recycling of the the 1930s to our contemporary world. Quilts, objects, historical documents, photographs and more enable students to explore women's roles and responsibilities in settling Kansas.
The fifteen lesson plans in the trunk manual offer opportunities for teaching social studies, reading, math, art, and more to a fourth through sixth grade youth. Students examine immigrant guides and a packing list as they learn about the life of pioneers settling in Kansas. Pages from a nineteenth century mail order catalog and the geometry of pieced quilts connect math into the study of rural free delivery and fabric. The Great Depression of the 1930s is explored through the use of feed sacks for clothing and quilt making
The items contained in this trunk make it a great program addition in non-classroom settings. Youth groups find it useful in meeting badge or project requirements. The hands-on components lend themselves to discovery center areas in museums and libraries. The objects in the trunk bring additional meaning to programs in retirement and assisted living centers.
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This was great. We focused on the history of the trails (math, art). My class did much of the hands-on activities. We created blocks and will tie them as a full size comforter to give as a service project. - Shana Leck, McPherson
We used it at an assisted living facility to celebrate Kansas Historical Women's month. One woman brought a family quilt to talk about. First time she's ever participated in an activity, and this helped make her part of the community. Thanks very much! - Sandra Kranz, Overland Park
The women of First Presbyterian Church in Newton entertained women and young "women" at our "Tea At Two". We supplemented the contents of the trunk with many, many quilt projects loaned by members of the church. It was a great display and much appreciated by all who attended.
Ideas for using this trunk with other ages and with youth groups.
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Trunk Manual
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Weight: 56 lbs.
Dimensions: 31" x 22" x 16"
Insure for $500 when shipping
The Kansas Historical Society developed the Kansas Women and Their Quilts traveling resource trunk with partial funding provided by the Kansas Quilt Project, Inc. and the Kansas Arts Commission.


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Lemon Ice Cream Recipe
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Sweet and tart, light and creamy, more than a little like lemon meringue pie. If you've only ever had lemon sorbet, give lemon ice cream a chance.
The candied lemons stirred into this ice cream are optional but highly recommended. They take a bit of work and a couple pots, but the work goes by quickly once you get into the swing of things. I've used the technique and general ingredient proportions from Lauren Weisenthal's how-to on candying lemon zest, which involves blanching the lemons three times to remove any trace of bitterness from the pith.
Read more: Scooped: The Most Lemony Lemon Ice Cream
- Yield:makes 1 1/2 quarts
- Active time: 1 1/2 hours
- Total time:2 hours, plus an overnight chill
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- For lemon ice cream:
- 6 egg yolks
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 cups heavy cream
- 1 cup half and half
- 3/4 cup lemon juice from 6 to 8 lemons
- Grated zest of 2 lemons
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- For candied lemons:
- 2 lemons, sliced about 1/8" thick and finely chopped, seeds removed
- 1 cup water
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons corn syrup, glucose, or agave nectar
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
For ice cream: In a medium, heavy-bottomed saucepan, whisk together egg yolks and sugar until well combined. Slowly whisk in cream and half and half until fully incorporated. Put on stove on medium heat and cook, stirring frequently, until a custard forms on the back of a spoon and a finger swiped across it leaves a clean line, 5 to 7 minutes. Strain into an airtight container and stir in lemon juice, zest, and salt to taste. Cover and chill overnight in refrigerator.
The next day, strain base into ice cream maker to remove zest and churn according to manufacturer's instructions. In last minute of churning, add candied lemons if using (procedure below). Transfer ice cream to an airtight container and let chill in freezer for 5 to 6 hours before serving.
For the candied lemons: Start candying the lemons once you finish making the lemon custard base and chill it in the refrigerator. Set two pots on stove with 1 quart of water in each and bring to a boil. Set a colander or large strainer in the sink. While waiting for water to boil, slice, chop, and seed lemons.
Add lemons to one pot and cook for 20 seconds, then drain lemons into colander in sink and immediately rinse with very cold water until no longer hot. Fill up pot again and bring to a boil. Meanwhile, cook lemons in second pot for another 20 seconds, then drain into colander and rinse again until cool. Repeat this process with the freshly boiled water from the first pot.
Put rinsed lemons in an empty pot and add 1 cup fresh water, sugar, corn syrup, and salt. Heat on medium heat, stirring to dissolve sugar, until syrup reaches a bare simmer, then reduce heat to low and cook until lemons are soft and begin to turn translucent, about 20 minutes. Remove from heat and transfer syrup and lemons to an airtight container, then chill overnight. Candied lemons will keep for several weeks.
While ice cream is churning, drain syrup away from candied lemons, reserving for another use. Stir lemons in during last minute of churning.
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Album Rating: 5.0Took me ages to load the image on AMG, then I put it here, refresh it and find that Jom's done it. Ack! Hehe, thanks.
Nice review, and a good album.
Nice work, Cathedral are da shiznay
Cathedral are awesome, and this albums awesome. Good job.
One of the best doom reviews I've read.
I haven't heard all of this album yet, but what I've heard has been definitive.
My space bar isn't working ffs so I have to paste a space every time.....grrr.
Just in case anybody cared.
Keep it up.
I've dusted this off and have been listening to it recently, it's such a quality album.
Huh. I had this and now its gone off somewhere. I still have Soul Sacrifice, GoUD, and The Carnival Bizzare, so I will (re)get this.
Album Rating: 5.0FoE fully deserves its place in the pantheon of metal classics. If you have never heard FoE, trust me on this, you have never heard anything like it. Often we can judge greatness by the frequency at which other bands attempt to replicate the sound. For example, Carcass alone are responsible for the gainful employment of literally hundreds of goregrind and death metal bands today. The sound that Cathedral created on FoE, however, has never really been duplicated - not even by the band themselves, who quickly moved on (unfortunately) to more standard Sabbathian doom 'n roll worship. This too is a testimony to the greatness of FoE. How could this album be duplicated? Answer: It couldn't.
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Album Rating: 4.0Great review, it's about time I discover this for myself m/ x 10
Best doom metal album ever.
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I've been avoiding this band for years because I thought they were power metal. I think I was getting them confused with Kamelot. Silly me.
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WSJ's Film Critic Joe Morgenstern analyzes 'Short Term 12'. Photo: Cinedigm.
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Over the next five years, the already ongoing upgrading program will focus on frigates and carriers. Ten multimission frigates will enter service to replace the aging Maestrale class. While the carrier Cavour will remain fully operational, the Garibaldi will be converted into an amphibious assault ship able to support an amphibious landing force.
Second, in the next ten years, steps will be taken to complete our submarine upgrade program, with a total of four air-independent propulsion U-212 Todaro-class vessels. Modernization of the amphibious component will come with the acquisition of three newly designed, top-performing landing helicopter dock ships. Our fleet's air arm will be bolstered with the full availability of the new NH90A medium-to-heavy lift helicopters and the procurement of the F-35 STOVL variant, which will further reinforce our projection capabilities. Additionally, our support ships will see the launch of an innovative logistics unit, and our landing-force capabilities will be enhanced and updated in line with the net-centric warfare concept.
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Bautista honored by fans' support in All-Star voting
NEW YORK -- Jose Bautista found himself at the same restaurant as actor Robert DeNiro during the Blue Jays' night off on Monday in Manhattan before their series at Yankee Stadium, and these days it's a little harder to say which star is more popular.
Bautista is on pace to be Major League Baseball's top overall vote-getter for the second time in the last four years and is well on his way to a fifth consecutive appearance in the All-Star Game. Now that the latest American League and National League balloting updates have just been released, the Blue Jays' outfielder has a message for all those fans who have been clicking his name on the All-Star Game MLB.com Ballot Sponsored by Experian for nearly two months straight.
NEW YORK -- Jose Bautista found himself at the same restaurant as actor Robert DeNiro during the Blue Jays' night off on Monday in Manhattan before their series at Yankee Stadium, and these days it's a little harder to say which star is more popular.
Bautista is on pace to be Major League Baseball's top overall vote-getter for the second time in the last four years and is well on his way to a fifth consecutive appearance in the All-Star Game. Now that the latest American League and National League balloting updates have just been released, the Blue Jays' outfielder has a message for all those fans who have been clicking his name on the All-Star Game MLB.com Ballot Sponsored by Experian for nearly two months straight.
"It doesn't matter how often or how long it has been happening," Bautista said Tuesday after appearing as the in-studio guest for the weekly "Off the Bat" show airing on MTV2 at 11 ET/PT later in the night. "Getting support from the fans is always something where you feel appreciated. You want to feel appreciated by your fans. You always feel humbled by the support.
"I know it takes a lot of time and effort to vote online and at the stadiums and fill out ballots. So when people pay attention and they're following you, and they're showing that they are by voting for you, it's an unbelievable feeling."
Bautista received 7,454,753 votes in 2011 to become the first Toronto player to lead all vote-getters. In the latest AL update, he leads the Majors with 2,906,878 votes, ahead of Mike Trout of the Angels (2,544,658) and teammate Melky Cabrera (1,454,528) in the race for starting outfielders.
What would really make Bautista happy, though, is not merely to be back in the Midsummer Classic. Last year at Citi Field, he drove in the only run that mattered for the AL, a sacrifice fly in the fourth inning off Patrick Corbin that scored Miguel Cabrera in a 3-0 victory. That win secured home-field advantage in the World Series for the division-rival Red Sox, and what Bautista would love is a chance to do the same for the Blue Jays. He has never appeared in a Major League postseason.
"It's unbelievable -- any way that I can help my team win, I'm going to try to do it," he said of last year's RBI. "If that ends up being us, it's going to be even a better feeling. We're at the top of the division right now, we're hoping to continue to play as well as we have so far and stay with that consistency and stay healthy, and the chance of us playing in the playoffs I know are increasing as time goes by. So if I can help secure our home-field advantage in the playoffs, that would be great."
Led by a healthy Bautista, with a .981 OPS entering Tuesday's series opener at Yankee Stadium, the Blue Jays have held sole possession of first place in the AL East for 26 consecutive days. The last time they were alone in first for that long was in 1993 (June 24 to end of season).
While fans are doing the voting, the guys in uniform are talking about All-Star voting as well. Here's a look at some of the latest conversation around the Majors:
Trout had the early overall lead in balloting before being overtaken by Bautista. In any case, the Angels center fielder is well on his way toward a third consecutive Midsummer Classic appearance. He led off last year's game by doubling on the first pitch from Matt Harvey.
"It's something special; it means a lot," said Trout, who's on another offensive tear with an 11-game hitting streak and batting .305/.394/.582 -- topping the league with a 175 OPS+.
"I'm going out there and playing with some passion and some fun. I've had a lot of fun the last two All-Star Games, so it would be a blast if I went this year."
The best part about the All-Star Game, Trout said, is "just being with all the top players in the league."
If you have been voting for Reds catcher Devin Mesoraco, then you definitely aren't alone. He continued to rank fifth in the League, with 537,165 votes -- behind Yadier Molina of the Cardinals, Buster Posey of the Giants, Jonathan Lucroy of the Brewers and Evan Gattis of the Braves.
"It's cool," Mesoraco said of making the top five again. "I definitely think it's a cool thing. It's not something I think about. It's nice to be recognized, I guess, in that type of aspect with those type of guys."
Anthony Rizzo of the Cubs ranks second among NL first basemen in home runs with 14, trailing the D-backs' Paul Goldschmidt (15), and is fifth in RBIs (37). Rizzo is third in on-base percentage (.406), fourth in slugging percentage (.509), and fifth in batting average (.282).
In the last update, Goldschmidt topped the list at that position with 1,291,052 votes, followed by the Dodgers' Adrian Gonzalez, the Braves' Freddie Freeman, the Rockies' Justin Morneau, and the Giants' Brandon Belt. What does Rizzo think of not making the top five so far?
"The first basemen in this league, they're all All-Stars," he told MLB.com. "I'll just keep playing my game and not let it affect me."
Clearly, though, Rizzo would like to take part in the All-Star Game if invited.
"If the time comes and I make it, great," he said. "That's one of the things you dream of is being an All-Star. If I make it, it'll be great, and if not, I'll take the time off."
D-backs manager Kirk Gibson was glad to see Goldschmidt bump ahead of Gonzalez, who draws support from a larger Los Angeles market.
"He's consistent through thick and thin," Gibson said of his first baseman. "He's great in his preparation and his decompression. When he gets in a game, he's really good at adjustments. He talks a lot and talks to his teammates a lot. When he goes up for an at-bat, regardless of what he does in his previous at-bat, he's got a game plan and he'll stick with it. He doesn't get too excited when things go good; matter of fact, he makes sure that he doesn't. When things go bad, he doesn't get down too much. He's just a very steady, consistent personality and attitude about it. He just believes that if he continues to be that way that things will work out for us."
It's too early to know whether we might see rookie sensation George Springer of the Astros at Target Field on July 15. But we do know that the club's right fielder is throwing his campaign support behind teammate Jose Altuve, who was selected in 2012 but not last summer.
"I'm going to vote for Jose as many times as they let me," Springer said. For the record, you can submit up to 25 ballots online.
Altuve ranked fifth among AL second basemen in the latest update with 556,343 votes, behind leader Robinson Cano of the Mariners (1,513,052), Ian Kinsler of the Tigers (1,117,345), Dustin Pedroia of the Red Sox (1,008,809) and Brian Dozier of the Twins (642,122).
Will Houston's recent winning ways mean a late voting surge?
"I think the Astros have to take more than one player to the All-Star Game this year," Altuve said. "The guys are playing really good and there's more than one guy who deserves to be on the All-Star team."
You can't vote for pitchers (unless it's with the Final Vote), but that doesn't stop the Astros from talking about Dallas Keuchel.
"You look at the season Dallas Keuchel has put together to this point, and if he's not an All-Star, what is?" Astros manager Bo Porter said. "He continues to impress. It's pitch-ability, it's understanding attention to detail, scouting reports, how he's going to get guys out. He's able to make in-game adjustments. It's a joy to watch."
Keuchel's reaction? "It means a lot. It's not something I think about. I think about going out and helping the team."
Bautista's appearance on the "Off the Bat" show was taped at the MLB Fan Cave in Manhattan, where he arrived along with his wife and one of their three daughters, venturing off with camera crews for a double-decker tour bus ride. You'll hear Bautista talk more about All-Star balloting, whether he asked for DeNiro's autograph, and what it's like to be in the dugout around the AL East leaders. The half-hour show is executive-produced by David Ortiz of the Red Sox and featured Carlos Gomez of the Brewers and Josh Donaldson of the A's the prior two weeks.
"It was a lot of fun. I was glad to be a part of it," Bautista said. "Anything I can do to support baseball, support MLB and help the game grow in any way possible, I'm going to take the chance and take that opportunity. If I can help in any way I'm always going to be willing to do it."
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With a natural coral cay located directly on the reef, there are plenty of dive sites to explore, more than half of which are just minutes away from the jetty.
The waters around Heron Island are teeming with reef fish, turtles, manta rays, reef sharks and an endless variety of marine invertebrates. Around 60% of the 1,500 species of fish and around 72% of the coral species found on the Great Barrier Reef call the waters around Heron Island home.
Heron Island caters to all levels of marine enthusiasts from the novice snorkeler to experienced divers. The waters around the island are relatively shallow with an average depth of between 10 and 25 metres. Snorkelers can enjoy drifting over shallow reefs just meters from the shore.
Why Dive on Heron Island?
- Located directly on the reef with minimal time (5-15 minutes) to 20 diving sites
- All diving sites located within a marine national park
- Diving styles ranging from shallow reef diving sites to buoyed diving sites
- See turtles, mantas, rays, sharks, dolphins, tropical fish while diving the coral gardens
- Caters for all levels of divers. From novice to experienced.
- Highest-quality diving equipment (no carrying of tanks or weights at any time), stable platform style boats with shaded canopies and giant stride entries – exit via wide ladders
- Experienced dive-masters present at all times
- 3 dives per day and night dives available.
Underwater Seasons
- Month
January / February
- Water Temperature
- What To See
Female turtles are laying eggs on the beach and hatchlings are making their way to the sea.
- Month
March / April
- Water Temperature
- What To See
End of turtle nesting season.
- Month
May / June
- Water Temperature
- What To See
Humpback Whales northern migration begins
- Month
July / August
- Water Temperature
- What To See
Humpback Whales frequently sighted. Visibility up to 50m.
- Month
September / October
- Water Temperature
- What To See
Humpback Whales active. Turtle mating may be observed.
- Month
November / December
- Water Temperature
- What To See
Turtle egg-laying begins. Some first hatchlings emerge in December. Annual synchronised coral spawning.
Marine Life
Sea turtles
The most commonly sighted species of sea turtles that nest throughout this southern section of the Great Barrier Reef include the Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas) and the Loggerhead Turtle (Caretta caretta).
Throughout the year sea turtles will share the waters with you and can be seen whilst snorkeling or diving. From October to March each year a breeding population migrates to this region to mate and nest and turtle hatchlings can be seen making their way to the sea.
Heron Island is a very special place, where you can see Humpback whales migrating north from June to September each year.
Humpback whales undertake the longest documented migration of any individual mammal, with one record being over 8000 km! They essentially make north-south migrations between cold water feeding areas for summer and temperate to tropical breeding areas for winter.
They spend the winter months in our waters and the summer months in Antarctica.
The most common rays seen around Heron Reef are the Giant Shovel-nosed Ray, the White-spotted Eagle Ray, the Blue-spotted Fantail Ray, the Cow-tail Ray and the Pink-whip Tail Ray. Also seen seasonally is the magnificent Manta Ray.
The most commonly sighted sharks on Heron Reef are the Blacktip and Whitetip Reef Sharks. Both of these sharks avoid humans and are harmless if left alone.
Please don't disturb them in their natural habitat.