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New Hampshire Family History Research
This entry was originally written by George F. Sanborn Jr., FASG, and Alice Eichholz, Ph.D, CG for Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources.
History of New Hampshire
The first permanent European settlements in what is now New Hampshire occurred along the Piscataqua River in 1623, when two groups of families associated with the Fishmonger's Company of London settled on Dover Neck and Little Harbor (now part of Portsmouth). It is highly probable that European fishermen had visited the Isles of Shoals and adjacent parts of the mainland for many years prior to 1623. Following these two settlements, towns sprang up in Exeter (1637) and Hampton (1638). For many years, New Hampshire consisted of these four communities. As their populations grew, the large tracts of land that comprised the four towns were subdivided until they included the many coastal communities seen today. The lands not claimed by the towns were covered by various patents granted to English entrepreneurs, whose heirs were still struggling over the titles decades later.
New Hampshire was a Royal Province until 1771 except for two short periods, 1642 to 1679 and 1690 to 1692, when it was under the control of Massachusetts. New Hampshire, as a Royal Province, was in the peculiar position of geographically separating the two parts of the Massachusetts Bay Colony: present-day Maine and Massachusetts. People began migrating at a very early date from Middlesex and Essex counties, Massachusetts, into the seacoast area and the Merrimack River Valley, while settlers from Connecticut and central and western Massachusetts were pushing their way up into what is now Cheshire County, with many settling as far inland as the interior parts of Grafton County.
A significant number of Ulster Scots settled in south central New Hampshire in 1718 and again in 1723. They had close familial ties with other Ulster Scots settlements in New England and Cherry Valley, and on the New York frontier, southwest of Albany. Originally settling in the old town of Londonderry, they spread out to found numerous other towns across the southern tier of New Hampshire.
Settlement of the interior of New Hampshire was affected largely by two waves of migrations. People from the seacoast were primarily responsible for settling the Lakes Region, the Upper Merrimack Valley, and 'along the edge of Maine,' whereas settlers from southern New England were primarily responsible for settling western and southwestern New Hampshire, with a mixture of both groups peopling the North Country. The settlers with seacoast origins had a further tendency to continue westward out of New Hampshire.
By the middle of the nineteenth century, French-Canadians began to move southward into New Hampshire to work in the mill towns and in the lumber industry. Migration from Quebec and later from the Maritime Provinces became very heavy between 1880 and 1920 and now accounts for over one-third of New Hampshire's population. Large numbers of Irish settlers came to the larger towns and cities following the potato famine and now comprise a significant portion of the population, while migrations of other ethnic groups to particular areas, often to work in specific trades, have added to the rich mosaic of New Hampshire's population. Such groups include the Poles of Franklin and the Greeks of Manchester and Laconia, as well as the Italians brought to New Hampshire to work as masons or road builders.


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Harvey Leach
Cutting Edge Inlay
Cedar Ridge, CA
|Above: Geisha fretboard: Agoya shell, crushed pearl; blue and black Atlante; red Micarta; red, midnight, sand and lavender Corian; brass, mahogany, ebony and mammoth ivory.
The transition to guitar came pretty quickly. He realized that there were a lot more guitar players in the world than banjo players, and being a guitarist himself, it felt right. His first guitar was a wedding present for his wife in 1980: "Well, I gave her the parts as a wedding present; I assembled it a little later than that!" Leach eventually parodied his struggles with time management on one of his own guitars: there's an angel painting the brand on the headstock—so far there's "Le."
Despite his propensity to get things done at the last possible moment, he's become one of the go-to guys for boundary-pushing inlay for a long list of premier builders, including Paul Reed Smith, D'Angelico, Kevin Ryan, James Olson, the late Lance McCollum and Martin. "Martin wanted stuff that looked like it should be hanging in a museum," he says, "a whole different level. That led me into finding ways to do stuff nobody else was doing."
His work is often almost holographic, a technique he says he discovered almost by accident: "Abalam is basically shell—like abalone and mother-of-pearl—that has been sliced very thin, approximately .007 inches thick (about the thickness of a human hair), and then laminated like plywood into thicker sheets. You can buy Abalam as thick as you want, but the more layers, the more expensive it gets. A single sheet might be ten dollars, where a piece 1/16" thick might be well over one hundred. I had a polar bear inlay project where I needed to create the look of ice, and there is a shell called Donkey Shell that has a look that reminded me of the way ice would form on the windows in the Vermont winters where I grew up. So, me being a Yankee and therefore thrifty, I figured I would just buy a single sheet and glue it to a black substrate to make it thick enough to work with. When I did, the black showed through in places; amazingly the effect was exactly like ice! That got me thinking about the possibilities of using the translucence and the chatoyancy [the effects of light and angle on reflective material] of the thin shell to create mirrored effects."
This "smoke and mirrors" technique [so nicknamed by Dick Boak of Martin] was the inspiration behind his commemorative September 11 guitar. "The first time I used it intentionally," says Leach, "was to create fog at the base of the Statue of Liberty." Leach broke new ground by using materials with different shades of the same color to create dramatic shading effects and 3-dimensionality: "After I finished it I would take it to shows and people would walk up to it, stare at it for a while and then walk away crying without even saying a word to me."
Leach doesn't like to think anything is impossible, and relishes complicated challenges. "In really complex designs," Leach continues, "the biggest challenge is deciding which things to do first. Sometimes the place to start is determined by how you are going to get in and out of the cut, and sometimes it's how you are going to hang onto the piece while it's being cut. I like to cut pieces that are very small. Most often, impossible means somebody wants an inlay in the top of the guitar itself. Inlaying complex shapes into spruce is nearly impossible because of the dramatic difference between the summer and the winter grain of the wood. Winter grain (the dark line) is like rock maple and the soft grain is like cork. Ironically, it's the soft grain that creates the problems. Really, nothing is impossible, but I have to do the Mona Lisa someday, and I'm not quite ready yet for that."
Leach's Cherub: 14k gold lettering; mammoth ivory, red coral, Corian, brass, gold pearl and walnut cherub; malachite, green rippled abalone vine; green heart abalone headstock trim; crushed pearl headstock binding.
Martin Cowboy Pickguard: black walnut, Bastogne walnut, mahogany, madrone, maple, African blackwood,ebony; malachite, malachite web, green lizard, obsidian, pipestone, spiney oyster and denim lapis recon stone; denim, midnight, red, granite and bone Corian; brass, silver, mammoth ivory, thin mother-ofpearl and crushed pearl.
Back of Samurai guitar: sycamore, madrone, black walnut, Bastogne walnut, maple, koa, mahogany, laminated veneers; various Corian "stone" colors (midnight, red, blue, bone, evergreen); Agoya shell, pale abalone, green rippled abalone, silver, malachite, mammoth ivory, thin mother-ofpearl; blue and green Atlante; obsidian recon stone.


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Hi, just enjoyed the weekend putting my readings on time, and i must say, some of the readings were just superb.
1. Finished reading the book "The Accidental Billionaires: The Founding of Facebook A Tale of Sex, Money, Genius and Betrayal (Hardcover)" – Link to Amazon
The story is just great! A lot of tricks and leaving people behind scenes, always with a goal in mind, make Facebook one of the biggest websites live, i believe that the result speaks by himself. A must read, for sure a 8 in 10.
2. Things I've learned as an entrepreneur — Part 1 Blog post – Link
A list of truths that every entrepreneur will say, i have been there.
3. 10 Things every young entrepreneur should know – blog post Link
Just another list about global entrepreneur tips, the strongest of the list for me is "get used to receive NO as an answer", still worth your 5 minutes.
This were my weekend top readings, what's yours ?


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I'm starting this discussion for those who are so down, that they can't think of anything to be grateful for. Feel free to add your own suggestions in the comments, to make people consider that there ARE good things in their very difficult lives.
Everyone will probably have a point in their life where they lose much, suffer greatly, and can't see anything worth waking up for anymore. I had many years of that. I decided I had to make life as pleasant as possible if I was going to live for a very long time. It took a while of thinking of at least 1 thing a day that I was thankful for. At first it was things like "Well I'm glad the house didn't burn down today", or "Glad I don't live in a third world country" but the more I practiced, the richer my life felt. The more you thank God for your blessings, the more He blesses you, because there are so few people who thank Him for the blessings He gives us.
1) I AM SO GRATEFUL THAT I CAN STILL SMILE, EVEN WITH THIS PAIN! I've been struggling lately with Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN). (Along with my other chronic illnesses.) TN is considered the most severe pain a human being can have. It is nicknamed 'the suicide disease' because so many who could not get help have killed themselves, either accidentally (when out of their mind in pain), or intentionally. It is a damaged nerve on the side of the head, going from the brain to the eyes, ear, nose, and all the teeth on one side. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trigeminal_neuralgia
One Dr. offered to cut that nerve, but said it would stop me from smiling. I told him no, it was more important to me to be able to smile, even through the pain.
2) I am praying for people in troubled areas,
and I am grateful I am not in one of the cities that have had riots, killings, floods, earthquakes, cyclones and fires, (all of those did happen in 1 month in Australia and N.Z.). I never thought I'd say this, but even though this is the worst winter in over 50 years, I would rather have the snow than any of those other things. I'm happy I'm not in the Philippines, where the volcano exploded. It has been dark there, due to the ash fog blocking the sun. Dark? 24/7? I guess that leads me to #3--
3) I am grateful I don't live so far North that it is dark for 6 months of the year. I really need the light to fight depression. When we get depressed through the dreary winter skies, it's called S.A.D, seasonal affective disorder. Vitamin D does wonders for it, as well as keeping lights on and curtains open as much as possible.
4) I am grateful to live in the age of Internet! The world's knowledge and world-wide friends at my fingertips! The only disadvantage of having friends worldwide, is worrying about them when their area is in danger.
5) In this month of political frenzy, I thank the Lord that He allowed me to live in a land where there is freedom of thought, of speech, of choice, and of religion!
What are YOU grateful for today?
(no matter how small, mention something.)


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'Uncommon Knowledge:' Victor Davis Hanson
Military historian Victor Davis Hanson discusses his latest book "The Savior Generals" with Peter Robinson. Hanson identifies the shared characteristics of generals throughout history who saved wars deemed "lost." "Uncommon Knowledge" is produced by the Hoover Institution.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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Vietnam Cold War Korea Iraq ... was fundamentally ... sound if not indeed noble ... all that is the new works ... at the same time was also in your work particularly your columns the magazine pieces ... you decide your soul ... that history is not taught ... in high school ... you're infuriated the political correctness of every kind has ... infiltrated to a very deep level ... within the American University ... you're concerned in particular for you discuss this ... that we are living on the kind of cultural capital ... in the sense that ... the American military ... he's informed by the nineteenth century ... values of Fowler and personal courage and personal sacrifice ... and that's ... one reason were able to do this is the military is substantial over ... that this self is over represented in the American military ... but in some ways ... to the extent that it's effective an honorable the military's no longer representative of the wider American culture ... so all optimistic is Dr Victor Davis Hanson will the twenty first century the another American century ... 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Europe are shrinking constitutional stability ... the Arab Spring is imploded the entire Middle East EU doesn't have a work of the Constitution ... in the can ... and getting to fracking the oil and gas were to be the world's largest oil and gas ... producer not just because we have boiling gas bill because the constitutional system that prevents ... property rights property from its confiscation and we have a reasonable debate about fracking away the EU does not ... sold ... with its technology or energy or demography or constitutional stability or defense ... this country is very self critical ... and were none I think of crisis right now we've been crises before but not quite like eighteen sixty one yet it's not quite like I think ... nineteen forty six or nineteen thirty nine ... Victor Davis Hanson ... author of ... 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The Hawaii State Department of Health (DOH) is announcing the state's temporary suspension of tuberculosis (TB) clearance requirements that are mandated in Hawaii Administrative Rules, Title 11, Chapter 164, for school personnel, students, food handlers, and workers in health care, domiciliary care, daycare, and residential care facilities. Beginning today, the state will not restrict attendance at work or school due to the absence of a TB clearance. The suspension is in response to a nationwide shortage of testing solution required for tuberculin skin testing.
"With limited supplies of testing solution available due to nationwide production delays that began late last year, we anticipate people may have some difficulty getting tested for TB at this time," said Dr. Richard Brostrom, TB Control Branch Chief. "TB clearance requirements will be suspended until further notice, and our state TB clinics will be limiting testing to specific high-risk groups to prioritize and extend current supplies."
Because of the shortage of Tubersol® and Aplisol® purified protein derivative (PPD) solution, DOH is limiting TB testing available at state clinics to specific high-risk groups until further notice. These groups include:
• Persons with signs and symptoms of active TB disease
• Contacts exposed to an infectious case of TB
• High-risk immigrants referred from the Honolulu Quarantine Station
• Persons with immunodeficiencies
• Persons who require TB screening due to medical treatment
All other individuals seeking a TB clearance are advised to contact their private health care provider or health center.
DOH services related to the evaluation and treatment of persons suspected or confirmed to have active TB disease are not affected by the PPD shortage; these services will continue without change.
Manufacturers of the PPD have been experiencing delays in production since November 2012. It is estimated that adequate supplies of PPD solution will be available several months from now. DOH anticipates the temporary suspension of state TB clearance requirements may be in effect for up to 120 days or until the PPD shortage has ended. Public notice will be issued when the suspension is lifted and a grace period or catch-up date will be announced for individuals whose TB clearance was postponed to meet their requirement.
Hospitals and medical providers in Hawaii have received detailed recommendations from DOH on steps to take during the PPD shortage. For more information on tuberculosis or TB testing, the public may call the Hawaii TB Control Program at (808) 832-5731 or go to www.hawaii.gov/health/tb.
The DOH TB Control Branch provides effective prevention, detection, treatment, and educational services to reduce the incidence of TB in Hawaii. Program activities include diagnosis, treatment, case investigation, preventive therapy for persons at high risk, and direct testing services. Each year, DOH conducts roughly 50,000 tuberculosis skin tests, and provides treatment to approximately 120 individuals identified with TB.
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Dale Thomas Bennett necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 157 diseños de 32 diseñadores freelance.
3 variations of the CROPPING SOLUTIONS logo are needed.
1. stand alone color logo
2. stand alone b/w logo
3. logo + licensed distributor
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Direct Liquid inject is a new and very exciting aspect of agriculture. Local operators are taking on the fertilizer/chemical giants to supply liquids (not refined chemicals) made from local ingedients that provide broader nutrition to feed the soil, plants and people. The logo for CROPPING SOLUTIONS needs to convey confidance to farmers. Initially I am looking for a logo. The logo contest will then be followed by a opportunity to supply a simple stationary set comprised of double sided business cards and a letter head. Following the "CROPPING SOLUTIONS" logo contest I will run at least 4 more contests for CROPPING SOLUTIONS product logos and maybe a label template to be used on all products if im enjoying the 99designs process. Lastly ill do my best to grade offered designs at least once a day with a goal of twice a day (I do have a business to run aswell) and leave as much constructive criticism as time will permit. Feel free to have a look at http://www.agriculturalorganics.com sadly it does not contain much relevant info for this contest. The "bloom" web page does clearly show all my current retail products sold under my retail sub brand "bloom" though for an idea on the level of design I have been able to produce in the past with help of friends one of the logos has been featured in the publication "logo lounge". Lastly Im a young guy who works for my self Im looking for a modern logo that shares my energy. Good luck. Have fun. May the best designer on the day win.
- Blues and Greens are the typical colors used in my industry but I am open to the use of other colors such as earthy browns or golds for graphics such as a grain of wheat.- at least 2 colors + black
- symbolism farmers can relate too (a wheat head or a wheat grain is a great example, green slightly undulating fields and a blue horizon is another)
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1 cup strawberries, diced
1 stalk rhubarb, diced
1/4 cup water
1/4 cup sugar
1 teaspoon arrowroot powder
juice of 1/2 lemon
Place the rhubarb, strawberries, water, lemon juice and sugar in a medium saucepan. Cook until the mixture boils and starts to thicken, about 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Stir in arrowroot powder. Serve hot or cold. Allow to cool completely before refrigerating any leftovers. Great over ice cream, yogurt, pancakes or pavlovas.


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Gift Guide 2012: Stocking Stuffers!
Some fantastic little tidbits to pop in the stockings of those you love this season (no coal for anyone, ok?)
1. These gloves are HILARIOUS and so up my alley!
2. I don't know about you, but I always need new makeup brushes!
3. iPhone cases with the recipient's zodiac sign in lots of colors.
4. Candy colored flats for under $20 a pair? And the soles are striped!
5. Darth Vader flash drive for the nerdy boyfriend/ brother/hubby. :)
6. LOVE these tiny serpent studs!
7. This little leopard pocket umbrella has my name all over it.
8. Mini Fresh sugar lip balms are so delicious- no girl would be bummed to find these in her stocking.
9. A fabulous little suede tassel keychain.
10. This zebra infinity scarf would spice up any outfit!
11. A darling sleep mask reminiscent of the one Audrey wore in Breakfast at Tiffany's.
12. Pretty matches for the coffee table.
13. Little vintage style jars with chalkboard labels- great for hair accessories and such on the vanity.
14. For the reader- a Penguin book cover for his/her passport!
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No doubt about it, tuna and salmon are super foods. Not only are they great source of lean protein and packed to the gills with B vitamins, they also taste great and can be made into dozens of dishes1.
What has nutritionists and scientists really excited about tuna and salmon is the omega-3 fatty acids they contain. Omega-3s have lately been associated with all kinds of health benefits from warding off depression and cognitive decline to reducing inflammation and the risk of heart disease. The evidence is so good that the American Heart Association recommends we eat fish rich in omega-3 fatty acids -- like tuna and salmon -- twice a week2.
Making fresh fish at home is a snap, and it's easy to appeal to any palate. Fresh salmon is especially good for picky eaters because of its mild flavor and sumptuous texture.
If it fits into the budget, buy fresh salmon caught in the wild. Look for bright, firm, orange-pink flesh. The skin should be clean and shiny and should bounce back when pressed gently. Salmon steaks are great for grilling while salmon fillets can be baked or quickly seared. Salmon is tasty with a variety of flavors from lemon butter to a spicy fruit salsa.
Fresh tuna, which is in season from late spring to early fall, is delicious seared quickly on a grill. Raw tuna steaks look a lot like raw beef, and seared tuna has some of the texture and taste of really good beef, too.
Like salmon, fresh tuna works well with a variety of flavors and preparation styles. When choosing fresh tuna, choose a piece that smells ocean-fresh and looks glossy, without a rainbow sheen. It's best to cook and eat tuna on the day you buy it. Sear the tuna quickly over high heat, preferably on a grill, until the flesh changes color and is no longer translucent. Frozen tuna steaks and patties are also sold in many markets. Thaw the steaks in the refrigerator and cook the same day; frozen patties can go straight to the grill.
Canned tuna and salmon are perfect pantry staples for quick week-night meals and an extra boost of omega-3s. Both can be added to pasta dishes, made into patties and breaded and grilled or lightly fried or added to a salad. Tuna and salmon casserole can be a comforting, fun dish to make, and now you know it has health benefits, too! Canned salmon and tuna make for easy lunch-time sandwiches, as well.
Tuna, which is a large, ocean-going fish, can accumulate mercury in its flesh. According to the FDA, most people are not affected by the low levels of mercury in most seafood, but sensitive populations like pregnant women and children should limit eating albacore to one serving, or six ounces, per week3.
Canned light tuna, and fish like salmon, catfish and sardines, have much lower levels of mercury and children and pregnant women are advised to eat as much as 12 ounces per week. Most people, however, don't need to worry about mercury in fish3.
With potential health benefits for our brains and our hearts, great flavor and a lot of nutrition, tuna and salmon really can't be beat. Include these super foods in your meals twice per week, and enjoy all that omega-3s have to offer!
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1. Ross A. Modern nutrition in health and disease (11th ed.). 2014. Philadelphia: Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
2. Kaur N, Chugh V, Gupta AK. Essential fatty acids as functional components of foods - a review. J Food Sci Techno. 2014 Oct;51(10):2289-303.
3. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. US Food and Drug Administration Website. Washington DC. What You Need To Know About Mercury in Fish and Shellfish. http://www.fda.gov/food/resourcesforyou/consumers/ucm110591.htm Accessed March 24, 2015.
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Pizza Republica opens new joint, with big patio, beside Colorado Convention Center
A new 'za place opens Friday in downtown Denver, and for people who love pizza, patios and wine, this is excellent news. Pizza Republica, at 890 14th Ave. – right beside the Colorado Convention Center – will have a 4,000-square-foot, 100-seat patio. That's a big chunk of outdoor, downtown real estate. Inside, the 5000-square-foot joint has 160 seats.
The Denver Republica will be similar to the original, in Greenwood Village. Wood-fired, Neapolitan pies; a menu with Italian classics, including baseball-sized meatballs; and an extensive Italian wine list. Owner and chef George Eder, an Italian wine groupie who grew up in Detroit, sprinkles his menu with items from his Italian grandmother's recipe file. The stuffed shells? You can thank grandma.
The place opens at 11 every day but Sunday, and keeps slinging pies and wine into the evening – 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 9 p.m. Sunday.


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Mountain View, California (EastBayDaily) — The Fault In Our Stars and The Giver know how it's done, but not every book can be so seamlessly adapted into a summer blockbuster. Shmoop, a digital publishing company aimed to make learning fun and accessible, has put together a list of the Top 10 Books Least Likely to Become Summer Blockbusters.
1. Ethan Frome. Everyone loves an action flick, and Ethan Frome just doesn't fit the bill. A classic story? Yes. A thrilling, what-will-happen-next suspense thriller? Not so much. Add to that the bleakest of bleak New England winters, and it's probably best to save this one for a cozy fireside read instead of a night at the cineplex.
2. Atlas Shrugged. Nothing personal, Ayn—it's just that no one will sit through a 12-hour movie. Unless there are hobbits involved.
3. Plato's Republic. It may be the foundation of all philosophy ever, but…it's the foundation of all philosophy ever. Shmoop will be reading this VIP text forever, but it's definitely not silver screen material.
4. As I Lay Dying. James Franco tried it, and it turned into a straight-to-DVD kind of situation. Sure, Faulkner and his modernist friends did plenty of interesting things with narration, but fifteen narrators are probably too much for Hollywood fans to swallow.
5. Augustine's Confessions. Shmoop loves reading other people's diaries as much as the next guy—just not at the movies.
6. "Hills Like White Elephants." The Breakfast Club pulled off the whole sitting-around-talking shtick, and if anyone has John Hughes's visionary chops, it's Ernest Hemingway. But Hemingway's simple style, which works wonders in writing, isn't made for the big screen.
7. Cyrano de Bergerac. Two words: beauty sells.
8. The Prince. When The Silmarillion becomes a hit, that's when The Prince has a chance. Unless folks suddenly want to see a manual hit theaters, Machiavelli's going to have to wait his turn.
9. Utopia. Now that the world has seen dystopias filled with mystical creatures and crazy plot twists, it's not likely that crowds will flock to a blow-by-blow description of the ideology behind it all.
10. "The Red Wheelbarrow." This is more of a challenge…because who doesn't want to see a 16-word poem turned into a summer blockbuster?
This list isn't foolproof, of course. Shmoop never would have guessed that Heart of Darkness would make it big as Apocalypse Now, but it turns out the bigwigs can change everything about a book except the names and still call it an adaptation. With that in mind, Shmoop's money is on The Old Man and the Sea.
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The starting pitching prospects looked at were Andre Rienzo, Addison Reed, Jacob Petricka, Charlie Leesman, Charlie Shirek, and Matthew Heidenreich:
The Brazilian righty [Andre Rienzo] is going to pitch in Winston-Salem this year and can arguably still be called a sleeper. He's still flying mostly under the radar despite having the best statistical season of any White Sox minor league starter in 2010. Given the comparison to De Los Santos (and previous trades of Dan Hudson and Brandon McCarthy) it's almost too obvious to say he could be trade bait. However, the fact that the Sox took it slowly with him last year compared to those three could be a sign that they intend to keep him instead of inflating his value for a trade.
BTW, Hector Santiago, Terry Doyle, and Andre Rienzo, threw a shutout against the Sox tonight.


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Legendary GT Car manufacturer, Aston Martin has unveiled the new 2013 Vanquish. Baring the iconic nameplate is a 6.0L naturally aspirated V12 engine unleashing 565 hp and 457 lb-ft to a touchtronic 2 six-speed automatic gearbox. Making the new Vanquish Aston Martin's most heart-pumping model.
Having made a splash at the 2012 Italian concours Villa d'Este, under the concept name plate AM310, fans around the world got a sneak preview to the orchestra emanating from magnificent harmony of all 12 cylinders firing underneath a refined One-77 inspired shell. The exterior body is entirely constructed from carbon fiber married to a rigid and light aluminum chassis.
The new Vanquish pulls design cues from its supercar older brother, the One-77 now One-76 due to one wrecked recently. An elongated waistline, sculpted front fender speared openings, and a rear integrated trunk lid Aero-Duct for more down force at speed contribute to a progressive design language for the brand. The most noticeable design feature is the front carbon fiber lower valance. Almost as if designed to shovel low cool air into the highly tuned V12 engine compartment, then expelled from either fender gill guided by the belt line spears toward the rear Aero-Duct trunk, planting the tires to the ground as you aspire to find the limits like the bastard child of James Bond.
Inside Aston Martin has carried on the timeless tradition of hand stitched high quality leather with seemingly never ending personalization colors and options. The new Vanquish goes even as far as adding nearly 60% more trunk space for those cross country gumball runs.
Aston Martin has managed to bring the most desired elements of their million-dollar One-77 into the elegantly presented Vanquish, starting at just $298,339.77 MSRP.
|Max power: 565 bhp at 6,750 rpm
|Max torque: 457 lb ft at 5,500 rpm
|Acceleration: 0-62 mph in 4.1 seconds
|Max speed: 183 mph
|Wheels and Tires
|Front: 9J x 20'' Pirelli P Zero 255/35 ZR20
|Rear: 11.5J x 20'' Pirelli P Zero 305/30 ZR20
|Front: Independent double wishbone incorporating anti-dive geometry, coil springs, anti-roll bar and monotube adaptive dampers
|Rear: Independent double wishbones with anti-squat and anti-lift geometry, coil springs, anti-roll bar and monotube adaptive dampers
|Three-stage adjustable Adaptive Damping System (ADS) with Normal, Sport and Track modes
|Front: Ventilated carbon ceramic discs, 398mm diameter with six-piston calipers
|Rear: Ventilated carbon ceramic discs, 360mm diameter with four-piston calipers
|Length:185.8in (inc. front number plate plinth)
|Width:81.4in (inc. mirrors)
|Fuel tank capacity:20.5 US galls
|Weight:3,833 lb
|Standard specification
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A_G necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 58 diseños de 7 diseñadores freelance.
Frontier Research Report or FRR @ http://www.frontierresearchreport.com
We are an investment newsletter publishing company. We currently publish a successful newsletter called Without Borders (http://www.withoutborders.com). We are now gearing up to launch our second newsletter, as indicated above, entitled the Frontier Research Report. As the titles might suggest, our publications are focused in foreign markets. Both newsletters focus on investments in publicly traded companies that do business in exotic places and have all the "right stuff" to be successful. We pride ourselves on our ability to identify these high-risk, high-reward opportunities as a result of long experience, exceptional expertise and extensive contacts in international markets. We are helping our subscribers to unearth value in unconventional places during the global financial crisis. We are unapologetic capitalists and entrepreneurs who believe that there is plenty of untapped value in Emerging and Frontier Markets. For the Frontier Research Report we want to convey a sense of the early age of global trade with images of merchants, markets, and modes of travel (ships, caravans, busy docks, etc.). We want to convey a sense of exotic geography with the idea of trade or doing business. Maybe we are the Indiana Jones of the investment world.
Our readers will likely have a couple of different profiles. Our primary readership will likely come from those who have money to invest, time to research investment opportunities, and are not intimidated by or biased against the prospect of making investments in foreign or little known markets. Another group will likely be those who have never considered the prospect of investing in emerging and frontier markets but the current crisis has made them willing to consider alternatives but they need some help getting educated on the subject. Finally, some of our readers will subscribe for the entertainment value we provide in discussing our travels to foreign countries and experiences with cultures and different companies we are researching and quite possibly may ignore the investment advice and recommendations. So, in summary, our readers could be high net worth to moderate net worth investor types, or just those who are intrigued by the types of subjects covered in the FRR Newsletter.
Here is what we are looking to have designed (in a vector format "layered RGB file" in Photoshop PSD or Fireworks PNG format as well as a JPEG version):
- A single Header for the pages of the Wordpress blog site (see http://www.withoutborders.com), which should include a design for the name "Frontier Research Report" (font, color, style, etc.) and potentially (but not necessarily) a simple logo using the FRR acronym or an image based on the ideas and themes expressed below. We have discussed this being in the shape of a social media marketing button for easy brand awareness.
Here are the ideas we have developed internally to help give the designer ideas:
Taglines - "Wealth where others fear to tread", "The road less traveled", "Unearthing overlooked opportunities'.
Mental Images:
Dramatic landscape transitions / Frontiers (Where mountains meet desert or sea, where jungle/forest meets plains or savannah, etc.).
Fur Trapper
Beyond the Horizon
Clipper Ships
Spices & Silk
Solitary Tree on the Savannah
Busy Port – Ships Unloading
Amongst the Natives
Crowded Market – Bazaar
Road narrowing & Disappearing over the Horizon
An old world explorer (i.e. new frontier), a telescope or spyglass, binoculars, map icons. A picture or drawing of an explorer, or an actual telescope.
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photo by laffy4k
Here are just a few of the qualities that I have discovered this past year, which I feel are probably necessary for most homeschooling families to be successful. Feel free to add to this list!
Creating learning opportunities and keeping track of lessons - not to mention all of the books, manipulatives, art and school supplies – does require some semblance of organization on your part. Fortunately, there are many homeschoolers in the blogosphere that are willing to help you out by sharing some of their best organization secrets!
Although your job is to guide and manage your child's education, ultimately, your child will dictate the direction that your schooling will go. Learning styles, mood, sickness, interest level and much more will often throw a monkey wrench into your best laid plans, as will outside influences such as other family members, neighbors, friends, and business. In other words, LIFE. Your best bet is to roll with the punches and take advantage of unexpected opportunities to help your child learn some incredible life lessons along the way.
There is almost always more than one way to accomplish (or learn!) something. And when you hit a stumbling block, sometimes you have to let your imagination come to the rescue! Maybe your daughter is having trouble learning how to tell time. Maybe she is bored by the material. So you decide to have her make her own clock and you come up with a game to help her learn. Or maybe your son is having trouble with his sight words. So you create a board game to make learning them more fun. Or you start an incredible art project, only to discover you are missing one of the materials needed to finish it. No worries, a substitution will do! Bilingual homeschoolers will probably have to rely a great deal on their ability to translate so that they may tailor lessons in the majority language. Your creativity and ingenuity will be challenged frequently along the way. Homeschooling is a great way to develop these skills!
It's not easy to maintain your patience when you have an idea in you head of all the things you'd like to accomplish on any given day and your child simply can't – or won't - cooperate. Or when your child is having a really hard time understanding a concept that seems so incredibly easy to you. But having patience will take you a LONG way towards not only helping your child learn, but also towards building your child's confidence in himself.
If I am bored with what I am teaching, chances are my child will pick up on it and she will be bored, too. Try to keep in mind that the goal is not how much you teach your child, but rather to nurture their own curiosity and develop their love of learning. The best way to do this is to model these attributes yourself. Try to look at the world through your child's eyes and find the mystery and beauty in everything around you. Homeschooling also provides us with a second chance to learn the things we missed (or dismissed) when we were younger. Yay!
Homeschooling requires a firm commitment on our part as teachers. We must agree to learn about our children so that we understand the best way to teach them. We have to find the subjects/lessons/activities/projects that will capture our child's attention and provide them with a firm foundation for success later in life. We must be willing and able to implement some sort of learning routine in their lives. For those of you who are bilingual homeschooling, this means dedicating the time to find lessons in your language of choice. In short, we must commit ourselves wholeheartedly to our children's education, which is something we should all do regardless of whether or not we are homeschooling.
Did you enjoy this article? Are you thinking about homeschooling your child? Let me help! My book - The Latino Family's Guide to Homeschooling - covers everything you see here and more.


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Rockies tapping into home-field edge at Coors
LeMahieu's hustle play an example of Weiss' managerial guidance at work
DENVER -- Since the first day of Spring Training, Colorado Rockies manager Walt Weiss has been preaching.
His congregation of ballplayers seems to be listening.
Instead of crawling in a corner after a disappointing season-opening trip to Miami, where they lost three of four, the Rockies came home to Coors Field and have lived by the word of Weiss. They hustled their way to back-to-back victories against Arizona, making an early statement about protecting their home.
"It's one thing to talk about it and say it's what we are going to do," said left fielder Carlos Gonzalez. "It's another thing to put the words in action."
Action? You want action?
Try a come-from-behind 9-4 victory in which the Rockies spotted the D-backs a 4-0 lead after three innings, and then slipped a DJ LeMahieu sucker punch into the middle of an offensive explosion that allowed them to even their record a 3-3 and leave Arizona at 1-7, the worst start in franchise history.
Michael Cuddyer got the comeback started with a two-run home run in the fourth, followed two batters later by Nolan Arenado delivering the first of his two home runs in the game. The bullpen was called on after Jorge De La Rosa's second subpar effort in two starts this season, responding with 4 2/3 shutout innings in which four relievers combined to allow just two hits.
But as big as anything was the little bit of hustle by LeMahieu in the fifth. After singling home Charlie Blackmon with the game-tying run, LeMahieu scored from first base on a Gonzalez single to give Colorado a 5-4 lead.
Emotional edge, Rockies.
Third-base coach Stu Cole had to make the call whether to wave LeMahieu home on the ball that D-backs right fielder Gerardo Parra cut off in right-center, which carried him away from the direction of his throw, resulting in a bit of an off-line throw to the left-field side of second base.
And it was the hustle of LeMahieu, who ran hard from first base, that gave Cole the freedom to wave the run home.
"When I noticed that Parra was kind of taking his time getting to the ball in the gap, and then he threw to second, I knew we had to try," Cole said. "Once [Parra] threw to second base, I was sending him all the way. DJ gets a lot of credit, because he never slowed up. With him being off on the pitch, it put things in motion."
Now, the question is whether Colorado can keep that momentum going forward.
"It is something we talk about a lot, guys running the bases aggressively, looking for the opportunity to take an extra base," Weiss said. "That was a great play by both parties. DJ has to give Stu the opportunity to wave him, and he did give Stu the opportunity to make the big call."
LeMahieu didn't have much choice. He was focused on touching second base and looking for Cole's signal. LeMahieu never peeked over his shoulder to see the ball, showing full confidence in Cole to provide the proper direction.
"It was a great call by Stu," LeMahieu said.
It also was a great effort by LeMahieu.
"I take pride in that, running hard and hustling," he said. "This is what we talked about doing from day one. It's fun."
The Rockies have four more games on this homestand -- one with Arizona on Sunday and then three with the Chicago White Sox -- to try and shake off any hangover from the lethargic events in Miami.
Weiss sees that as good way to start spreading the word that there's a throwback mentality at Coors Field, where Colorado is looking to regain a home-field dominance.
"What we have to do," he said, "is take care of business within our division and take care of things at home."
Historically, if the Rockies have done that, they have had success.
When Colorado claimed the National League Wild Card in 2007 and '09, the team won 51 games at Coors Field each season. And the Rockies had a .611 winning percentage at Coors Field during the strike-shortened 1995 season, when they claimed their first postseason trip.
Colorado didn't have a winning record at home in 2011 and '12, but it did show signs of regaining that home-field edge in a 45-36 effort last year. The Rockies are looking to build off that.
"We have talked about playing well at home and trying to overwhelm teams offensively," Weiss said.
There are 79 more games scheduled at Coors Field this season. Just how successful the Rockies will be in that approach, only time will tell.
Early indications, however, have been promising.


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Written By: NM State Athletic Dept.
LAS CRUCES, N.M. - The New Mexico State football team lost to I-25 rival New Mexico, 27-14, in front of 25,211 fans inside Aggie Memorial Stadium.
The Aggies fall to 1-3 on the season, while the Lobos improve to 2-2.
Sophomore quarterback Andrew Manley completed 22-of-34 passes and finished with 256 total passing yards and one touchdown. Senior running back Robert Clay led the Aggie ground attack rushing 11 times for 47 yards and one touchdown. Sophomore wide receiver Austin Franklin had his third 100-plus yards receiving game of the season, finishing with a team-high 107 yards on six catches.
Defensively, junior strong safety Davis Cazares led NM State with 19 total tackles. Sophomore linebacker Anthony Joiner added 12 tackles, while junior linebackers Bryan Bonilla and Trashaun Nixon each finished with 10 tackles.
The Lobos took the opening kickoff and proceeded to go on a 13-play, 71-yard drive that culminated with a 24-yard field goal by junior kicker Justus Adams. The field goal would be the only score of the first quarter.
UNM added to its lead early in the second quarter after driving 84 yards on nine plays. Freshman Lobo running back Jhurell Pressley capped off the drive with a 7-yard touchdown run up the middle giving the Lobos a 10-0 lead.
It took NM State just over two minutes, however, to answer the Lobo touchdown. Manley completed a couple of first-down passes to junior tight end Perris Scoggins before hitting Franklin on a deep post. The 35-yard pass play placed the ball at the UNM 11 yard line. Clay finished off the drive on the next play with an 11-yard touchdown run to the left side cutting the Lobo lead to 10-7.
With just over five minutes left in the half, UNM began a drive that would end with a 29-yard field goal on the last play of the half. The Lobos led at halftime, 13-7.
Manley finished the half with 81 passing yards, going 7-of-11. Clay rushed for 24 yards to lead the Aggies at the half, while Franklin led the receivers with 42 yards receiving on two receptions.
After a turnover-free first half, the second half started with each team turning the ball over on its first possession.
NM State received the second half kickoff and drove into Lobo territory, but sophomore wide receiver Joseph Mathews fumbled the ball at the Lobo 30 yard line. Freshman free safety Brandon Branch recovered the fumble for UNM and returned it to Aggie 40 yard line.
NM State got the ball right back on the next play, however, when junior defensive end Kalvin Cruz recovered a fumble by Lobo senior quarterback B.R. Holbrook.
Three plays after the fumble recovery Manley hit Franklin on a 29-yard pass play that put the ball at the Lobo 27 yard line. The drive stalled, however, and UNM took over after the Aggies could not convert on a fourth and nine.
The Lobos proceeded to score on a 29-yard touchdown run up the middle by junior running back Kasey Carrier to take a 20-7 lead after three quarters.
UNM added another touchdown early in the fourth quarter after a fumble by Aggie sophomore running back Akeelie Mustafa gave the Lobos the ball at the NM State 40-yard line. UNM took advantage of the short field and increased its lead to 27-7 after Pressley's second rushing touchdown.
NM State added a late 23-yard touchdown pass from Manley to Franklin to make the final score 27-14.
The Aggies now host UTSA, Saturday, Sept. 29. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m. inside Aggie Memorial Stadium.


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Surfers Safari necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 44 diseños de 14 diseñadores freelance.
Surfers Safari
My Business partner and i are looking to start up a new and fresh party tour company in an already competetive market. It will be in Surfers Paradise Gold Coast Australia
Our goal is to be the best and most memorable organised weekly party tour
The idea is that Surfers Paradise is the urban jungle full of wild parties heaps of people full of action and mayhem
18 to 30's visiting the gold coast
locals and tourists celebrating special events eg birthdays, bucks, hens, sporting trips.
party goers
People looking to have a good time in the surfers paradise nightlife
a logo which will stand out from the competition will be vibrant fresh and exciting.
We are open to all ideas but here are some we have had.
The logo must have The name Surfers Safari and our slogan Welcome to the Jungle .
We have an idea to use the surfers paradise sign
Here are a couple of links to images
but replace the words surfers paradise with surfers safari
with our slogan "welcome to the jungle" written underneath.
We want the logo to appeal to our target audience being exciting and Fresh at the same time looking professional
We are also open to suggestions of a cartoon theme with a male and female in safari uniforms looking like they are having fun in the middle of the logo
we are open to suggestions of what could be between logo and slogan and in background
What is in between needs to represent fun and a great party atmosphere
our competitors have used the surfers paradise skyline with people with their hands in the air.
we want to be different but we do want to represent the fun party atmosphere of the urban jungle
but we do not want it to drown out the logo
we are open to suggestion of colours. we had an idea of using a vibrant green and dark green or black
our competition is http://www.wickedclubcrawl.com.au
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On February 5, KCS released a Service Status Update to U.S. customers saying there would be some delays as a result of heavy snow, ice and cold temperatures in the Midwest region. KCS says its operations team has already worked through those delays and is back on schedule.
KCS says its ability to remain on schedule is due in large part to the dedication of the maintenance-of-way team whose members have been working around the clock since February 4, patrolling the track and looking for possible broken rail due to the cold. Fortunately, says the railroad, none has been found. To keep crews and the operation safe, the team has also been cleaning out the switches, clearing snow from walking paths in yards, clearing roads and fighting the wind as snow drifts back over previously cleared areas.
KCS executive vice president and chief operating officer Dave Ebbrecht, said, "I'm always impressed by the preparation, diligence and extra lengths our team goes to during extreme weather disruptions to ensure the safe and efficient recovery of our operation."