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Salem Police Rescue Bald Eagle from Trap
The rare bird was caught in a beaver trap off Garabedian Drive.
UPDATE: Salem Police have determined that the trap that snared a bald eagle was in compliance with state laws and the identification tag for the trap was eventually located at the scene.
"It is not believed the eagle was the intended target," Sgt. Mike Wagner said in an email. "It is being considered a rare and unfortunate incident that fortunately had a happy ending."
An earlier story follows:
Thanks to a pair of concerned hunters, Salem Police were able to rescue a snared bald eagle caught in a trap on Thanksgiving Day.
Around 3 p.m. Thursday, Salem Police received a call from a man saying that he had found a bald eagle caught in a trap off of Garabedian Drive. The caller, James Ransom of Methuen, Mass., and a friend were scouting possible hunting areas when they came across the distressed eagle.
Salem Police Sgt. Mike Wagner and Officer John O'Donnell responded to Garabedian Drive and met with Ransom, who took them about 100 yards off the road into a clearing where the eagle was located. Officers found the eagle with its right leg caught in a metal snap type trap, which was set up next to the recently skinned remains of a beaver. It appears the eagle was attempting to feed on the beaver and got caught in the trap.
The officers were able to approach the eagle and cover it with a blanket. Officer O'Donnell held the blanket while Sgt. Wagner and Ransom worked to untangle the eagle's wing from around a small tree and to release the jaws of the trap.
After removing the trap, it was determined that there was only a minor laceration on one of the eagle's talons where the trap had snapped shut. Unsure if the eagle would be able to fly, Sgt. Wagner attempted to pick it up with the blanket, but the eagle was fine and flew right out of his hands. They watched as the eagle flew several hundred yards away, landing on top of a large pine tree.
While working to free the eagle, officers were able to locate an identification band on the leg of the eagle, which contained a serial number. This information was called into federal authorities and a report was filed. Officers removed the trap and are investigating to determine who is responsible for setting it up. New Hampshire Fish and Game was also contacted to assist with the investigation. If anyone has any information regarding the trap at this location, contact Sgt. Wagner at 603-893-1911.
Carol Robidoux
10:43 am on Friday, November 23, 2012
That's a great story! I don't know anything about such traps -- are they illegal? What are they meant to trap? Was the beaver bait?
10:41 pm on Friday, November 23, 2012
Looks as though the MSPCA and the HSUS are mistaken when they say the live-foot-hold-traps kill animals and birds when they are caught in a trap by error.
Only in Salem
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If anyone is interested, I saw an eagle flying down 28 by number 347 S Broadway around 9 this morning. I would have to assume it was this one.
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Beautiful photos i don't know who took them : )


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COLUMBUS — Piranhas are on the loose at Ohio State, and no one is happier about it than Coach Urban Meyer.
Don't worry. Those who dip their foot into the Olentangy River or Mirror Lake are safe.
The ones in danger include kick returners from opposing teams.
After a breakout game against Nebraska last Saturday by the kickoff coverage unit, energetic OSU assistant coach Kerry Coombs drummed up the nickname of "The Piranhas" for the group that kept the Cornhuskers from any sort of good field position during OSU's 63-38 victory.
"They can't be sharks — they're this tall," said Coombs, holding his hand about four feet off the ground. "They have to be piranhas. We like to say when kids go after a guy with the ball, it's like sharks to blood. With this group, you can't. They're like piranhas just because they're like midgets."
The group of 11 isn't necessarily vertically challenged as much as it is experience challenged.
Six of the 11 are freshmen — Murray, Armani Reeves, David Perkins, Devan Bogard, Jamal Marcus and Camren Williams — along with sophomores Rod Smith, Bradley Roby and Adam Griffin, lone senior Zach Domicone and kicker Drew Basil.
"They're an awful lot of fun to coach," Coombs said. "They run down the field with a great passion to get to the ball."
The group was highly effective against the Cornhuskers. Ohio State kicked off 10 times and seven of the returns by Nebraska fell short of the 25-yard line at which the Cornhuskers would have started had Basil simply kicked the ball out of the end zone.
Among the starting points of Nebraska's drives were the 8, 15 and 10. Continued...
"There's a race to the ball," Domicone said. "And the first one there wins."
Meyer and his staff go to great lengths to accentuate the importance of kick coverage. Thursday practices include a race down the field by the kick-coverage team.
Photos are taken at the receiving team's 40 and also further down the field to see which of the 10 — not counting last line of defense Basil — gets downfield fastest and is in the correct position to make a play.
"It's a big deal," Coombs said of Thursday's races.
The precision spills over to the field on game days. While credit has to go to Basil for correct hang time and placement as close to the goal line as possible, most of the credit goes to the Piranhas for getting downfield to make the plays.
"On three occasions, their kick returner has the ball and we're making contact before he has reached the 10-yard line," Coombs said. "So our guys have run 60 yards in the time the returner has fielded the ball and gone 5. That's a real mission on our part.
"We're intentionally not kicking it out of the end zone. We like the way those guys run down the field and cover.
It's a hungry group. A lot of the hunger comes from the desire to contribute. Not many freshmen crack the two-deep on Ohio State's lineup, meaning playing time is often on special teams.
Coombs pointed out the senior statesman of the group, Domicone, can be seen gathering the kick coverage team as soon as Ohio State scores a touchdown.
"And after the tackle, there's 11 guys celebrating that thing," Coombs said. Continued...
The Piranhas take pride in their trade.
"We've been told every week (kick coverage) is the first play of the defense," Domicone said. "So if you want to go down and help our defense, it starts with us.
"It's a role we've all embraced."
With so many young players, there have been ups and downs with kick coverage. Only a handful of weeks have passed since Meyer lamented having so many freshmen on the kick coverage unit and that mistakes were being made because of that youth.
The youthful exuberance is paying off now in rotten field position by the opposition.
There might come a day the Piranhas grow up to be sharks, but as long as the productivity remains and teams are continually starting inside the 20, names don't matter.
"I don't know if they're gonna get a lot bigger," Coombs said, "but I wouldn't want to jump into a pool of piranhas myself. One big shark or 11 piranhas? I think I'll take my chances getting rid of the shark."
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Posted by Rose in Rose SpeaksOnce again I am going to say I am a moderate independent more often splitting my vote and researching the candidates.
I heard on the news the other day that the GOP has resurrected the "Death Panel" slogan, so any of us getting older or sick need to be very scared, very very scared that the government is going to decide who can live and who will die and most of us will be put in the "will die" column. The GOP intends to save us by defunding health care over the next few years. Well except that part insurance companies want, the mandatory pay or "purchase" will be a boom for the insurance companies. The GOP uses smoke and mirrors but make no mistake when it comes to their final decision it will be for the insurance companies and that bottom line buck.
Why can't the Democrats get a catchy slogan like that for the one liners needed and stay on topic and ram this down the GOP throats??? The GOP is so much better at these catchy slogans then the democrats are. They are easy to understand even if not true and they are scarier than hell.
I have some suggestions. Every time a Democrat speaks about health care and what it is and isn't, bring up the fact that only one state that has a "REAL DEATH PANEL", and that is Republican John McCain's state ran by GOP governor Jan Brewer..ARIZONA She has decided to create a death panel and to declare "transplants" as elective surgery and has pulled the plug literally on patients waiting for transplants that need help paying for them or the co-pay the private insurance companies will not pay. We are talking the elderly, young parents and the worse young children.
The Republican governor, Jan Brewer did an elimination of transplants to save $800,000 and by doing so makes Arizona the only state to do so in the past two years, according to a report from the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, a nonprofit health-care researcher in Menlo Park, California.
What the governor calls Cadillac care, optional service, we're talking a life-or-death decision," Anna Tovar, state representative from Tolleson Arizona said noting that her insurance paid for a life saving bone marrow transplant two years ago, which poor Arizonians won't get.
Arizona's health-care costs were increased by a 2000 ballot measure designed to use money from a tobacco-lawsuit settlement to expand coverage for the poor, according to John Kavanagh, a Republican who chairs the appropriations committee in the state House of Representatives. Ah where did that money go?
Of the 185 million dollars given to governor Jan Brewer as stimulus funds went for real necessary things like; $2 million went to study the use of algae as fuel, more of the millions went for a new roof on the coliseum, which is the home of the revenue-generating state fair, several million went to fill pot holes on streets. About $30 million seems to be in cyber space still waiting for an explanation.
Britain's Channel 4 reports on a recent encounter with Gov. Brewer regarding the matter:
Reporter: "How many people have to die before you are prepared to reverse your decision on the transplant operations?" seemed like an obvious question.
Governor Brewer: "That was unfair"
A state paid aid, paid with tax payers money, promptly came to her rescue and said "Next question please".
The governor says to call Washington D. C. to get her more stimulus money which is ironic since she blasted the original funds, and then took them and spent them. Brewer is also against the new health care passed by Congress in 2009.
Then you have the newest elected congressman very anti what has been termed "Obama Care", GOP Congressman Andy Harris from Maryland a doctor working at John Hopkins wants to know how quick does insurance which pays for him and his family being a new representative kick in for his government provided insurance. When told it was 28 days he threw a fit saying, well anyone that gets a new job gets insurance with that job on day one… Ah yea that government health care that they get courtesy of the American Tax Payers. .By the way Congressman how is that COBRA option working out for you?
I suggest you call your U. S. Congress person or U. S. Senator with a couple of questions: 1. Do you have a Living Will? 2. Do you have a medical directive? Do you have a medical proxy? Does your doctor know you are an organ donor? How about the wives and kids do they have all of that? Then the BIG question, did you discuss this with your doctors so they know what you want?
I had to have a lawyer do my three; a Living Will, Medical Directive and Medical Proxy. When I see a new doctor they scan it and put it in my file. Wouldn't it be nice if Medicare allowed them to spend 15 or 30 minutes with me to discuss what I want and why I want it and to make sure I understand what the things I have listed will or will not do?
So Congress Person and/or Senator, does your doctor know what you want so you stay in control of your medical care? If they do did we the taxpayer by proving you that government run insurance pay for you to have that discussion? If the answer is yes, then why should I be denied that same dialogue with my doctor just because Medicare will not pay for that extra time?
Do the K. I. S. S. (Keep it Simple Stupid so I can understand and relate easily to the discussions on this) democrats: 1. Point to the GOP ran state of Arizona about real death panels, and point out if for members of congress and their families have these discussions with their doctors and is it on our buck?
As a voter be educated, use Google, like I often say, Google is your friend.
Next week I will give my thoughts on who the members of Congress and Senate really listens to and it is not us the voters.
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"A bricklike compilation of groundbreaking design and photography."— The New York Times Book Review, New York, USA |
"Jazz Covers kann beim erwachsenen Leser bzw. Betrachter jenen Aha-Effekt hervorbringen, der vielleicht zuletzt im Kindheitsalter Gefühle und Phantasien bei ihm auslöste, als man sein erstes Mal- oder Märchenbuch erhielt. Unter Jazzmusiksammlern kann das Werk indes genauso gut Sehnsüchte wecken, dann nämlich, wenn sie ihre Sammlung durchgehen und feststellen, welche Originale ihnen noch fehlen."— www.geowis.de, Dortmund, Deutschland |
"... But a new 2 volume set of album cover art has raised the bar much higher. It's called Jazz Covers: From the 1940s to the 1990s. TASCHEN, the high-end art publisher, has a reputation for first class photo and art books, all with state-of-the-art production values and superb quality overall. The German-based company, which has retail outlets here in America, has just come out with an absolutely stupendous 2-volume set of album cover art for jazz lp's spanning 50 years... Most if not all of this art was hand made by major graphic artists like Reid Miles of Blue Note, Bob Ciano of CTI, Margo Guryan of Impulse. Photographers include greats like William Claxton and Herman Leonard. The 2 large tomes also feature many more obscure albums by European jazz artists released only in Europe, such as pianist George Arvanitas, Rodolfo Alchurron, Gustav Brom, Polish jazz pianist and film composer Krzysztof Komeda, among others. Volume one features rare gems like the rarely-seen original Fontana Records cover of Miles Davis' 1957 soundtrack for Louis Malle's first film, l'Ascenseur pour l'Échafaud (Lift to the Scaffold)... In fact, many of these classic jazz albums have been out of print or never reissued, so you may see albums you've never seen or even heard of. There were many I'd never seen, and I've been following jazz for a long time, both here and in Europe, where I once lived... The cover art in these two very hefty volumes —they'll almost break your arm off with their weight— is as timeless, stylish, and hip as the music it celebrates. What makes it even better is that it has album picks by contemporary musicians and producers like King Britt, Gilles Peterson, and Rainer Truby, as well as interviews with jazz historians like Michael Cuscuna, legendary engineer Rudy Van Gelder, Creed Taylor, and journalist Ashley Kahn."— KCRW.com, Los Angeles, USA |
"A hugely enjoyable set of books for me on two levels; as a jazz music fan and a designer, so they easily earn my hearty recommendation. I'll certainly continue to dip into them when looking for something new to listen to and to inspire new work. In fact, if you're running a little short on creative inspiration lately, I suggest you pick up a copy, take some time out to indulge in the amazing array of cover art (just take a look at some of the examples below) while your favorite jazz record plays in the background, and if your creative juices don't start flowing, you might want to check your pulse."— Wingsart Blog, London, Großbritannien |
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Simple yet elegant, fireplace screen doors create a feeling of closeness and intimacy with your fire. Here you'll find a vast selection of screens that are categorized by size and shape, allowing you to quickly find exactly what you'll need for your hearth. If it's closeness you're after, we guarantee that you won't be disappointed.
Fireplace Screens by Finish
While glass doors tend to seal the fire off and create a feeling of seclusion, fireplace screens allow the fire to access to the room, while acting as a barrier between furniture, children, and the flames. We've catalogued a wide variety of screens by finish, allowing you to see which screen will best fit your home and complement your hearth.
Free Standing Fireplace Door Screens
When it comes to fireplace maintenance and cleaning, we think things should be as easy as possible. That's why we're offering our lineup of fireplace door screens. Instead of having to lift a heavy fire screen out of the way, all it takes to get to the hearth is flipping the latch and opening the doors.
Single Panel Screens
With a careful emphasis on simplicity and style, our single panel fireplace screens are designed to sit flush against your fireplace opening, effectively maximizing space and protection. We've scoured the market for the very best in single panel screens, and we are proud to offer a comprehensive variety that even includes our popular Williamsburg Garland Collection.
Three Panel Screen
Spanning an extensive assortment of three panel fireplace screens, Woodland Direct is excited to list the Williamsburg Fretwork Collection among our lineup. The three panel design affords a strong, traditional style that provides a larger coverage area, made all the more reliable by the additional two panels.
Four & Five Panel Screens
Sometimes a bigger fireplace really
better, but it can also be hard to work with. When it comes to finding the right screen for your extra large fireplace, we know exactly what you need – our catalogue of four and five panel fireplace screens is as diverse as it is expansive, guaranteeing that no matter how big your hearth is, our screens can cover it.
Ornate Design Screens
Flowing curves, subtle lines, and delicate swirls make up the foundation of our ornate design catalogue. For those who are looking to make a subtle statement with a lasting impression, we know exactly what you're looking after – from Tuscan intricacies to Florentine flourishes, we've brought together a sweeping variety of the very best in sophisticated style.
Glass Screens
Sleek and simple, these glass screens blend right into your hearth, understating their own charm by emphasizing your fireplace. Our line of glass fireplace screens capitalizes on a firm levity and a flawless intuition, giving freedom to your fire and an air of tranquility to your home. Choose between sleek glass paneled screens and traditional stained glass.
Stained Glass Fireplace Screens
Handcrafted with the detail and skill of a master artisan, every one of our stained glass fireplace screens is a work of stunning craftsmanship. Brought to life with the light of your fire, the cut glass captures each movement and facet of the flames, transforming your screen into something just as living and beautiful as the fire it covers.
Bowed Screens
Curving around the front of the fireplace, each of our bowed fireplace screens provides a depth of field and a feeling of inclusion not seen in the flatter models. Give your hearth the room to breathe as well as an artistic appeal, taking your fireplace from a sentiment of emptiness to a well rounded completion.
Spark Guard Screens
Offering support and protection for your hearth, our fireplace spark guard screens keep embers and logs in the fire, while keeping your pets and children out. Crafted from hand-forged wrought iron or welded steel, each and every spark guard screen is made with high quality mesh, which is specially woven to ensure that no jagged edges are exposed.
Hearth Fenders
On the cutting edge of modern fireside decoration, hearth fenders add a rustic, elegant attitude to the base of the fireplace. Sculpted out of flowing lines and gentle curves, hearth fenders are able to capture the essence of the outdoors and transport it right into your home, not obscuring the fire, but crowning it instead.
Combination Screens & Tools
Merging class, form, and functionality, our combination fireplace screens and toolsets bring together the best of both worlds in one innovative style – so whether you're looking to fill out the look of your fireplace screen, or you're simply after a solution to save a bit more space, these clever combination designs are sure to make your hearth as easy going as you are.
Spark Guard Curtains
Working as an economic alternative to fireplace screens and doors, our fireplace spark guard curtains protect your hearth from rolling logs, sparks, and embers. Made of stainless steel cascade coils, our spark guard curtains lend a tone of rustic domesticity, importing an earthen charm and a rugged warmth to your fireside.
Fireplace Fans
Handmade by a custom artist in Maryland, our wide selection of fireplace fans are a different breed of innovation. Adding a splash of color, a softened glimmer, and a hint of playfulness, fireplace fans find a classy alternative to fireplace screens, while still providing a centerpiece for the flames to rally behind.
Custom Fireplace Screens
For those who are after a special size, a different cut, or just a unique style for their hearth, we provide a significant collection of fireplace screens that come just the way you want them, built to your precise specifications. With styles ranging from handcrafted artistry to plain and simple mesh screens, we've sought out the widest selections at the best prices.
Fireplace Screens - Finish - Black
Born out of the depths of smoke and ash, our selection of black fireplace screens is inspired by a desire to keep things simple, sleek, and tasteful. While these fireplace screen may not draw the eye like some of our other lines, that's rather the point – there are times when the subtlest of touches make the strongest of impressions.
Fireplace Screens - Finish - Graphite
Cool and smooth as fallen snow, yet firm as tempered steel, nothing speaks of such rugged resilience as hardened graphite. Most commonly known for its use in pencil lead, graphite has inspired this line of innovative fireplace screens, adopting all of graphite's artistic tendencies without any of its frailty.
Fireplace Screens - Finish - Bronze
Made primarily of copper, each fireplace screen from this catalog is constructed with the metal alloy bronze, which captures the firelight and glows with a reddish-brown luster. Due to its hue, which is reminiscent of fire itself, the bronze alloy almost seems to shift with the flames, lending a feeling of youth, movement, and mystery.
Fireplace Screens - Finish - Copper
Softer than bronze and dimmer than brass, our copper fireplace screens are crafted with intricacy, elegance, and sophistication. The muted tones of the metalwork give off a smooth, calming air, while the faint luster of the alloy defuses the natural light. When it comes to choosing subtle nuances over cheap flash, our copper fireplace screens are ideal.
Fireplace Screens - Finish - Gold
Rich in color and hue, gold has the ability to turn the eye and capture the imagination. Crafting our line of gold fireplace screens after their material, these ornate designs embody the affluence and flavor of the alloy in a tasteful way. Come step into a world of shining luster and gleaming metalwork, where the fireplace screen is worthy of the hearth.
Fireplace Screens - Finish - Brass
Long recognized for its ability to bring levity and sophistication to the fireside, brass tells a story of enduring experience and class. As an alloy, brass gives off a shimmer of dim yellow and gold, establishing itself as a favored choice among those who are trying to say something special with their hearth. Here at Woodland Direct, we invite you to step into a world where there are no substitutions for superior metal.
Fireplace Screens - Finish - Pewter
Bringing life and light from the inside out, our vast selection of pewter fireplace screens brings the shimmer out of the fire and onto the hearthstone. Standing right alongside the most current fashions and styles, pewter has the distinctive ability to look at once both modern and timeless, a quality born from polished metal and graceful curves.
Fireplace Screens - Finish - Stainless Steel
Known for its resistance to corrosion and rust, stainless steel carries a feeling of purity, strength, and cleanness – and that's exactly the thought behind our line of stainless steel fireplace screens. For those who are after something that won't change over time, let us show you just how timeless our designs can be.
Fireplace Screens - Finish - Brushed Metal
At times, appearances can be everything. That's why we want to supply you with not only the best selection, but also the best quality. We've added our line of brushed metal fireplace screens for their deeply muted luster and shine, as well as their capacity to make strong impressions with a different kind of subtlety.
Fireplace Screens - Finish - Vintage Iron
Crafted by an earthen artistry, our vintage iron fireplace screens bear the weight of raw durability and the quiet stillness of an artisan design. Simplicity is the heart of each model, and it is that calm petition that has made our vintage iron fireplace screen so popular, not just with our clients, but also with us.
Fireplace Screens - Finish - Antique
Combining conventional styles with the contemporary home, our antique fireplace screens are raising the bar on form, method, and mode. With finishes including antique pewter, bronze, rustic gold, and champagne silver, we supply an assortment of traditional models that make it simple to find the right fit for your hearth, always holding true to the established techniques of domestic living.
Fireplace Screens - Style - Traditional
Sculpted to personify a classic approach on fireside furnishings, our selection of traditional fireplace screens step beyond simple habit and take conventional thinking to a new, fresh place. Vintage but not old-fashioned, timeless but not plain, each one of our models sets out to revolutionize an old idea without losing the signature allure that made it great in the first place.
Fireplace Screens - Style - Modern - Contemporary
Pushing the dividing line between traditional methodology and novel design, our contemporary line of fireplace screens has been crafted with a love of performance and a thirst for ingenuity. Sleek, fresh, trimmed ends, tapered with smooth edges and slender curves, these designs will not only protect your fire – they'll exhibit it.
Fireplace Screens - Style - Ornate
Sometimes it's the little things in life that make the greatest difference. We want your hearth to be as unique as you are, and that's why we provide you with the largest selection of ornate designs available. Ranging from simple patterns to complicated loops, swirls, and grids, we offer an extensive variety of fireplace screens that will finish you hearth in whatever fashion you desire.
Fireplace Screens - Style - Rustic
The embodiment of a simpler time, our rustic fireplace screens truly capture the essence of the frontier hearth – the gentle stroke of homespun wool, the aroma of home cooked meals, the depth of a vast evening sky. Simplicity is one of our specialties; we invite you to experience domestic charm the way that we do – at its best.
Fireplace Screens - Style - Decorative
Everything you own says a little about you. Here at Woodland Direct, we think that you should be the one in control over what's being said, and that's where our catalog of decorative fireplace screens come in. It's time to lift your hearth above an artificial attempt at ingenuity and establish yourself purely, truly different.
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Fireplace Screens - Brand - Heritage
Providing the finest in fireplace accessories,
Heritage Industries
has been striving for excellence for three generations and over thirty years.
's growth and success have been direct results of their constant efforts to not only understand the marketplace, but also the needs and desires of their customers.
Fireplace Screens - Brand - Enclume
Leading the market for nearly four decades,
stands as an industry forerunner in quality and excellence.
has made their reputation on craftsmanship and durability, going the extra mile to stay ahead of the curve in terms of organizational convenience, artistic pleasure, and general enjoyment.
Fireplace Screens - Brand - Meyda Tiffany
Finding a beginning as a family-run manufacturer of stained glass windows,
Meyda Tiffany
has continued the tradition of handcrafted excellence for over thirty-six years, now standing as America's largest and oldest producer of custom decorative lighting. Today, the business is still family run, and
Meyda Tiffany
is more devoted to a standard of outstanding quality than ever.
Fireplace Screens - Brand - Minuteman
Built to reflect the classic intuition of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries,
's fireplace screens are crafted by the finest Polish Mastersmiths to bring you premier excellence. Every year
is broadening their horizon with innovative products, fresh ideas, and a brand new vision for bringing calm and comfort from their hearth to yours.
Fireplace Screens - Brand - Pilgrim
Founded on the use of honest materials, vigilant craftsmanship, and enduring customer satisfaction,
has emerged over time as an industry leader in quality and excellence. Backing their entire brand with a lifetime guarantee,
invites you to join a long list of satisfied customers that has been growing for over sixty years.
Fireplace Screens - Brand - Uniflame
Established by innovative and holistic design,
has been breaking ground in the fireplace industry for years by redefining the look of the modern hearth. At
, quality isn't a matter of perspective, it's a law to live by – and with expert craftsmanship at the forefront of their focus,
is at the forefront of the industry.
Fireplace Screens - Brand - Uttermost
Celebrating thirty-six years of industry excellence,
continues to broaden the market, offering styles from such signature designers as Carolyn Kinder, Grace Feyock, and Billy Moon. Relentlessly pursuing a higher standard,
has extended their distribution beyond the United States in an effort to share their enduring products, honest service, and signature charm with an entire globe of eager consumers.
Fireplace Screens - Brand - ForgeCraft
Born out of a desire to rediscover the hearth in form and function, ForgeCraft has made their mark on the industry with artisan filigree and raw resilience. ForgeCraft takes great care to make every product a masterpiece, hand-forging each fireplace screen from a base of hammered iron and copper rivets.
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Fireplace Screens - Style - Scenic
Everything you own says a little about you. Here at Woodland Direct, we think that you should be the one in control over what's being said, and that's where our catalog of scenic fireplace screens come in. It's time to lift your hearth above an artificial attempt at ingenuity and establish yourself purely, truly different.
Fireplace Screens - Style - Old World
Everything you own says a little about you. Here at Woodland Direct, we think that you should be the one in control over what's being said, and that's where our catalog of scenic fireplace screens come in. It's time to lift your hearth above an artificial attempt at ingenuity and establish yourself purely, truly different.
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Article published in ERE Journal of Corporate Recruiting Leadership
If more companies had the answer to the question, "Why would someone want to work for us?" chances are we wouldn't have the increasingly high levels of disengagement we do now amongst employees in companies around the world. The past few years have witnessed one of the most severe periods in economic history following the meltdown of the global financial system, which had its roots in the subprime mortgage market and took hold when Lehman Brothers filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in September 2008.
While everyone is atwitter about using social media as a recruitment tool, branding opportunities that this presents are not being embraced. Human Capital talks to three experts about how to use your employer brand to target passive job seekers (article contribution by Brett Minchington).
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Writers' takes on dance with 'Sweet Charity'
Tiffany Topol in "Sweet Charity" | Photo by Michael Brosilow
'Sweet Charity'
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Some girls can't catch a break.
Take the case of Charity Valentine who works as a dance hall hostess while she searches in vain for a man to change her luck. All she gets are losers in "Sweet Charity" by Neil Simon (book), Cy Coleman (music) and Dorothy Fields (lyrics).
Writers' Theatre's Artistic Director Michael Halberstam thinks that show is a perfect choice for his company's first dance musical.
"It has a grand focus in its emotional sweep and its ambition," said Halberstam. "But it's a fairly intimate journey in terms of its title character." It doesn't require huge dance numbers, he asserted. "Because the piece is focused toward the journey of its title character, I think it allows for a more intimate telling," Halberstam said.
He has chosen to direct the show because, "It's one of those pieces that I've always had an affinity towards. Maybe it's the fact that she's caught in-between so many different worlds that she doesn't quite know how to inhabit, which I think appeals to the slight sense of alienation that we can all feel in our everyday life — the desire for change," Halberstam posited.
"And yet, even though we have a strong desire for change and we make all sorts of moves towards change, we often find ourselves circling back to some of the same challenges in our lives."
Halberstam reflected that what has always struck him about the character of Charity is that, "She is a woman at a point where she feels like she has reached a glass ceiling through which she just cannot seem to break. I think New York plays a motivating factor in driving her forward. New York can be a very hostile environment. So when she and her friends sing, 'There's Got to be Something Better Than This,' they really mean it."
Charity's search for a better life is being carried out by Tiffany Topol, who stars as the title character. Topol, who works frequently at the Marriott Theatre, has also performed with Lookingglass Theatre, Drury Lane Oakbrook Theatre and Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, among others.
"Charity is a beautiful human," Topol said. "She is so sweet — hence the title. She is very compassionate and very fragile but also incredibly hopeful. And sometimes that hopefulness turns into naiveté."
Charity's popularity is never in doubt, though. "She's one of those people who can be thrown into any situation, and everybody loves her," Topol said. "She can talk to anybody and she can adapt to any situation."
Topol is convinced that because the Writers' Theatre space is so intimate, this production will be "a little more human. The dancing is still going to be magnificent but it's going to stem a little bit more from human behavior and a little bit more from character instead of for the sake of spectacle."
Although she loves singing and dancing, Topol admitted that what she enjoys most "is having a connection with somebody else onstage. I know this is a dancing show but I think it's also a really great book musical and there's some really great scenes and I love performing them ."
Musical director Doug Peck is scoring the show for a jazz combo. Halberstam believes that composer Cy Coleman, whose main medium was jazz, "would be thrilled by the idea of a pared down jazz interpretation."
Halberstam added, "Five musicians in a 108-seat theater is already a significant composition."
Actor Topol concluded, "It's going to be a very real, very heartwarming, intimate production."


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Krista is survived by her loving husband of 14 years, Holger Schmidt; her mother, Viki Johnson; and her father, Douglas "Willie" Johnson, of Harlan, KY. She is the devoted mother of two sons, Dustin Oestreich and Jared Schmidt; and sister of Doug A. Johnson, Mike Johnson, and Michelle Wagner. Krista also leaves behind uncles, Milus Lewis, Jerry Lewis and James Johnson, of Somerset, KY; her aunts, Terressa Dore, Desta Hacker, and Judy Bentley; and several nieces, nephews, and cousins and her special pets, Lollipop, Ren, and Smokey.
Krista was preceded in death by a brother, Robert Wagner. The family has requested that services be private
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Krista's memory to the Harlan County Humane Society, 167 Belkway Drive, Harlan, KY 40831.
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My son Sam is an aspiring photographer and filmmaker (gee, what a surprise!) and he built a very nice website for himself in iWeb on his Mac. But when I tried to upload it to my web host (Westhost, whom I really like) and run it, it didn't work. There was a generic "Error 500″ spit out from the server and nothing loaded. I tried with Westhost tech support, and they were unable to help me.
When I saved the website to my local hard drive and ran it, it worked fine.
So I put on my old debugging cap, and with the help of a 12 year old server I had running at a old client's house (unreal it's still cranking along!) I switched the server into debugging mode, and got a clue. And lo and behold, I discovered the problem in about 5 minutes.
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The Lost Art of Masculinity
In the heart of the divorce boom (starting in the '60s, peaking in the '70s) a generation of women ended up parenting (mostly) solo, and a generation of boys ended up being raised (mostly) without a positive father figure, if they had one at all.
Maybe it was partially a reaction to "women's lib" that lead men to feel less-than-needed. And maybe it was the grey flannel rebellion, personified by the whining tone of the dissatisfaction of the Playboy Men of the '50s, that lead women to feel fed up enough to stand up and say "To hell with this!"
How far back this winding battle for self-actualization as war-of-the-sexes goes is a question that can't be answered. But irrefutably, while entirely necessary, the attempt towards some leveling of the playing field has resulted in some serious casualties.
In the absence of a paternal figure, an inadvertent, angry, faux matriarchy emerged; one that was bound by the confines of the walls of the home, because outside of the home all the old rules still applied.
But in the home, woman ruled. Boys (and girls) grew up with women, angry women, women who were (righteously) angry at men, as the alpha and omega of their young lives. The mother became the sole ruler of the world that is childhood.
A generation of men really did fuck up. They left, fucked around, used women and dumped them. Fathers bailed, leaving an abscess as often as an absence.
And the absence of men, of good men, of real men, of responsible men, left a nasty taste not only in the mouths of overwhelmed mothers, but of boys raised in a world of righteously angry women.
This group of boys would grow into men. Men who still had a bad taste in their mouths. A bad taste about men. Which is hard to live with; especially if you're a man.
For these reasons and more, a generation (or three) of sensitive and careful men have had to struggle to reclaim their man-parts. And the women of that same generation have had to cultivate the ability to trust men who, themselves, don't trust men.


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Cortadillo de Cidra is one of the most traditional of Spanish sweets. Flaky moist shortbread is baked around a downright old-fashioned and delightful filling called 'cabello de ángel' - delicate strands of melon candied in syrup, aptly named 'angel hair.' Each one is sprinkled with toasted sesame seeds which add the perfect little crunch.
When you pass the windows of sweets shops in the city of Cordoba, you are sure to see stacks of these delicious pastries beckoning from the window. In fact, our supplier started as a small pastry shop over 100 years ago. Cortadillo de Cidra pastries were their signature product, and they are still made following the same family recipe - four ingredients, with no preservatives.
Enjoy one of these flaky, delicious pastries as a treat with tea or coffee, or serve them as a special dessert. It has quickly become a favorite here at La Tienda, a taste unique to Spain.
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Paul Ryan Offends Georgetown Professors and Administrators
As reported on the FoxNews website:
"...nearly 90 professors and administrators connected to the Jesuit-founded school in Washington, D.C., has sent Ryan, R-Wis., a letter saying he's misused Catholic doctrine to support his deficit-reducing, GOP House budget."
Read the entire article here.
And I think a more interesting question is whether the objections raised by the Georgetown Nearly 90 to Ryan's side references that his budget supports the Catholic doctrine of subsidiarity (moving welfare, food and other safety net programs to the more local level) reveal that their concept of the role of the federal government is closer to Wilsonian Progressivism than the principles on which the nation was founded? This remark may have revealed their underlying ideological position (emphasis mine):
"...we would be remiss … if we did not challenge your continuing misuse of Catholic teaching to defend a budget plan that decimates food programs for struggling families, radically weakens protections for the elderly and sick and gives more tax breaks to the wealthiest few."
And if the federal government is responsible for caring for the poor and dispossessed rather than private individuals and charitable institutions then hasn't the state usurped the opportunity for individuals to act ethically and benevolently on their own or through their charitable or religious institutions?
Finally, Is the position of the Georgetown Nearly 90 less Catholic than they would like to think for the very reason stated in the preceding paragraph? Are all charitable efforts supposed to rendered onto Caesar? If not, then perhaps a certain percentage? If so, what percent?
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The great gift of the Jesuits is not their education |
I know one exception to that.
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I know one exception to that. · 35 minutes ago |
Pause a moment and let me give praise ...
Schall is a treasure. I had met him a couple times while in the Society, and we exchanged a couple of emails after I left the Jesuits. The consummate gentleman.
There are a lot of James Schalls that I knew. I won't embarrass all of them by naming them, but they were wonderful.
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Mama Toad: There are many other examples of Jesuits causing public scandal by their embrace of abortion within the folds of their social justice garment. |
Well, as I say, I have more liberal horror stories than I care to relate. Can you say Berrigan?
But it isn't that some Jesuits support abortion itself (that wouldn't stand, neither with the bishop nor with fellow Jesuits). The debate is about what to do about it.
Some liberal Catholics think that with social issues, especially abortion, we must defer to the individual's own moral decisions. Or that we shouldn't use law to promote our personal view of morality. Or that we offend people and turn them off by trying to criminalize everything.
... Or other nonsense like that.
And it is nonsense. The church's job isn't to sell a product by making them like us first and then hoping their beliefs will follow the friendship. The church has a responsibility of stating what the truth is, not to "sell" it.
My argument has been that modern society won't like our sexual teaching. So what? Teach it anyway.
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KC - I'm hoping we don't continually rise to the il-liberal bait so quickly, either...My reflexes are hair-trigger because of a differently-wired nervous system, but I'd like to avoid 'knee-jerk' conservatism, if I can.
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My argument has been that modern society won't like our sexual teaching.
I've heard some clerics complain that its like society wants to crucify us or something.
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I'm back. Fun discussion. Let me address some of the questions and remarks while I was gone. My posting was meant to address what I've been witnessing in American Catholicism since the late 60s, specifically that a strident and activist contingent of Marxist-inspired Catholics often in positions of authority have taken it upon themselves to speak for the Church. Sometimes they are rebuked from Rome, other times not. Are the Catholic academics at Georgetown insignificant? I would argue that they are not. Is this an isolated case? Ask Bill McGurn about what's been happening at Notre Dame.
I took note, many years ago from a mentor in business who conveyed to me about power vacuums. They are quickly filled. If other prominent and conservative Catholics, whether in the clergy or in the laity, don't express their objection to the Marxist elements within the Church, then over time, the Church is more readily associated with a socialist agenda and ends-justifies-the-means tactics. Ignoring small, strident and Marxist-inspired groups is a recipe for disaster. It was for Germany. It was for Russia and Eastern Europe. -more-
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cont. Yes, it is healthy to discuss what role the federal government has versus individuals and communities who are closer to those in need. But let's not kid ourselves about what's been happening in this country and the steady erosion of freedoms and the growth of a centralized, authoritarian state that seeks to usurp even more authority from individual Americans. And let's not kid ourselves that Marxist-inspired Catholics in teaching positions and elsewhere have played their part to bring us to this point. It matters not to me whether they were Jesuits or some Jesuits, or priests, brothers and sisters in other orders, and even minorities of the clergy within those orders. The point is that too often their socialist agenda and activism has taken root and for many decades now has flourished. So, I agree with Furius Camillus (#47) that if left unchecked this can lead to complicity with a run-away administration that seeks to "fundamentally change" America and with Douglas (comment #51) that others need to be more responsive in countering groups like the Georgetown Nearly 90 as soon as they presume to exercise an authority and a wisdom they don't have.
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Well, Brian, what's stopping you?
If these 90 liberals are advancing a socialist agenda, say so. Not to me. Say it to them. Or, better, since they're using the media to advance their agenda, go to the media and oppose it.
In this case, what does being Catholic have to do with it?
Let's make a distinction. Catholics talk about the "principle of subsidiarity," which is nothing more than jargon for the idea that government authority should always be as close as possible to the citizens who are governed by it. Some might call that a "Catholic principle," but it isn't. Catholics endorse it, and the church officially endorses it, but it isn't Catholic. That's like saying that logic is a Catholic principle. Sure we endorse it, but that doesn't make it ours. Same with "solidarity" - which effectively means standing with the poor, and therefore helping them. Since when is that a solely internal Catholic principle?
That letter from Ryan's critics claims that Ryan's budget doesn't reflect the principles of solidarity and subsidiarity. You don't have to be Catholic to know (and declare) that criticism is wrong.
Go ahead!
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Ricochet is my outlet, K.C.
What you perceive as an attack on Catholics or the Church gets your hackles up when my posting is in fact a commentary that certain more Marxist-inspired Catholics have damaged and continue to damage the Catholic brand and the Catholic message for their own anti-American agenda.
I think many other Catholics here on Ricochet and elsewhere see that and agree with that. I'm not exactly sure why this offends you. The Church is an institution. It has a power hierarchy and like most institutions chooses when and how to exercise that power. To the degree that it doesn't exercise that authority, others will step up and exercise it and claim it for their own.
That is really all this posting was about. You seem to be the only one in the discussion upset by it...and I'm honestly not sure why.
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Brian Watt: You seem to be the only one in the discussion upset by it...and I'm honestly not sure why. |
You have completely misread my comments. In #68, I wasn't upset or distraught. I literally said that if you had criticisms against the liberals, go ahead and express them. I encouraged you to publicize your criticisms - why would I do that if I was distraught about them? No- I said exactly the opposite. I said, go ahead and make them.
Where do you get the idea that I'm upset, or emotionally distraught?
This is one of those few instances when the Myers-Briggs test actually comes in handy. You and I don't have the same personality. I don't react the way you think I do. It bears repeating often - you can't make any judgments about people or their personality based on blogging.
When people take cheap shots against the whole Jesuit order based on the liberal whackos - i.e., Jesuits aren't Catholics anymore, etc., - then I aggressively defend my brothers. Damn right I do - but that's because I enjoy fighting the good fight. Upset? I love this stuff!
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I am glad to read that Mr. Mulville is not upset or distraught.
I hope the Church continues another 2000 years on the path lit by Pope John Paul II.
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I'm getting "destinationPath is not writable"
Posted 05 October 2011 - 01:59 PM
not sure, are you using latest PW2.1? There used to be such an issue which was fixed. Any more infos you might can give can be helpful.
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Posted 05 October 2011 - 07:17 PM
try opening up wire/modules/inputfield/inputfield.module and change this line
if(!is_writable($this->destinationPath)) return $this->error("destinationPath is not writable");to
if(!is_writable($this->destinationPath)) return $this->error($this->destinationPath." is not writable");and see what the error is.
Posted 06 October 2011 - 10:33 AM
Not sure what the problem could be. Safe Mode on/off? in php? Have you manually uploaded the pw folders over ftp , so ftp user/group permission doesn't allow php to write in even if 0777... there can be many reasons.
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Posted 06 October 2011 - 11:03 AM
When I change that line, I don't get any errors and get a green session saved flash notice.
That's unexpected. I have no idea what that would be. Doesn't sound like something coming from ProcessWire.
I agree with everything Soma and 12345J said.
When you get a "destinationPath is not writable" message, that only comes as a result of a permission issue. 12345J's suggestion was just to rule out the possibility that destinationPath isn't what we think it is for one reason or another, as well as to point out what the directory is so that we know what we're troubleshooting. But if you aren't even getting an error message when changing to his suggested code, that's a bit unusual. Why don't you just try changing it to this temporarily:
if(!is_writable($this->destinationPath)) die($this->destinationPath . " is not writable");
That will halt execution and give you the message indicating exactly what directory isn't writable.
Most likely there is a permission issue affecting the directory due to some change at the server or a site migration that didn't retain permissions. If you have shell access, a simple way to resolve it would be this:
cd /your/web/root/ chmod -R og+rw ./site/assets
If that doesn't do it, or you don't have shell access to do that, then I'd suggest creating a simple test script that you can use to help resolve it without having to upload an image every time. Place this in your web root in a file called test.php:
<?php if(is_writable('./site/assets/files/1/')) echo "Writable!"; else echo "NOT writable!";
If you know the ID of your page, replace the "1" in the path above with the ID of your page. For instance, ID 123 would be: ./site/assets/files/123/
Posted 06 October 2011 - 11:31 AM
It really looks like a server issue, isn't it?
Posted 06 October 2011 - 11:42 AM
That's good that the directory appears to be writable, but if your uploads aren't going there, then not good. If you want, PM me a link to your phpinfo() and I can have a look to see if there's anything about the server's configuration that might be causing a problem. To get the PHP info, just paste the following into your /test.php, and then send me the URL:
<?php phpinfo();
Posted 06 October 2011 - 03:45 PM
The first thing I want you to try is to create this directory and make it writable to all. Later on, once you know it's working, it'd be better to make it just writable to PHP (if you know what user it's running as). But if this is a dedicated server or the accounts are well jailed, then not a big deal. But for now create this directory and make it 777 (rwxrwxrwx):
Then add this to your /site/config.php at the bottom:
ini_set('upload_tmp_dir', $config->paths->cache . 'uploads/');
See if that resolves it. If not, the next thing to try is to see if your web host lets you create your own php.ini, or modify the php settings for your account. Many web hosts let you do this, but you might have to search around in their support docs. You will want to disable safe_mode, which can't be done at runtime with ini_set(). Let me know if you get to this point and I can help you figure it out.
If none of those are an option, then I'd be willing to experiment on the server to find a solution if you don't mind giving me access temporarily.
Btw, the site you have running on that server is gorgeous–beautiful design.
Posted 06 October 2011 - 04:16 PM
Having only faced 2-3 such configuration yet in all the years from friends... I for myself decided to simply tell the owner to change hosting provider. Everytime it got chaotic and it took them ages and 1000000 emails to get them the configuration only nearly right. Often they are shared hostings with php running as a module to save money and have no clue.
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I wan't to thank everyone for all the help and patience!! I'm very happy everything is working ok!!
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Posted 22 January 2012 - 11:18 AM
Ejdamd, is some part of PW not working in your case? Let me know, as PW should be safe_mode compatible. But if you are finding it's not we can find out why not and tweak as needed.
Also, I would suggest sending your provider this link. The PHP team strongly recommends not using safe_mode. Servers relying on it tend to be less secure, not more secure. They have deprecated it and it won't be around much longer:
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