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Actress Natalie Portman, who is expecting her first child, announced she will marry the baby's father.
The Israeli-American actress, 29, is expecting the baby with her fiancée, New York Ballet dancer and choreographer Benjamin Millepied, 33, according to an announcement her publicist made earlier this week. The couple met last year while filming "The Black Swan," a ballet drama released earlier this month in the United States and for which Portman received a Best Actress Oscar nomination.
Millepied is not Jewish, according to Hollywood insiders. Portman was born Natalie Hershlag in Jerusalem; her father is Israeli and her mother American. She lived in the United States from the age of 3.
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Stafford's number of councillors set to drop by nearly a third
Posted: October 22, 2013|
NEARLY a third of Stafford borough councillors will lose their seats after the Local Government Boundary Commission adopted a council size of 40 - 19 less than the current number.
The commission today opened a public consultation on the ward boundaries for the authority , with members of the public encouraged to respond in order to inform on work to decide the new wards councillors will represent following the borough elections in 2015.
Leader of the Borough Council, Mike Heenan, said: "We made a promise that we would review the number of members on the council.
"Over recent years the authority has reduced in size and the number of services it delivers – so we need a council which reflects those changes but still gives value for money to the residents and businesses it serves."
He added: "I am glad the boundary commission has accepted the proposals for numbers that we put forward."
A spokesman for the council said: "The borough council has had 59 councillors since 2003 serving 26 wards in Stafford, Stone, and villages across the area.
"Proposed ward boundaries are expected to be published in March for a public consultation before the final map goes before Parliament to be confirmed.
"Stafford Borough has a population of more than 130,000 and is the largest in terms of geographical size, and people that it serves, of all the district councils in the county."
The number of councillors was reduced by one, form 60-59, following a previous review in 2003.
Information on the review and interactive maps of the existing wards can be found at consultation.lgbce.org.uk and www.lgbce.org.uk.


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To bid or not to bid – that was the question before Port St. Joe city commissioners last week.
With still another offer on the table regarding the cost of garbage service, commissioners were divided whether to move forward or if they even could move forward.
With the city attorney recommending a new path while two commissioners believed they'd reach the end of the road, commissioners again delayed, for the third meeting in a row, a decision on their solid waste contract.
The trail on which commissioners now travel was not even one of their making.
Rewind to spring and the Board of County Commissioners, continuing a discussion of more than a year, went out for bids on a solid waste contractor.
County officials asked the city to join the process – as prelude to a move to mandatory countywide garbage pickup.
Bids were submitted by Waste Pro, Port St. Joe's current hauler, and Waste Management based on a city/county contract and city-only collection.
The BOCC, then a customer of Waste Management, chose to enter into a new contract with Waste Pro, but only for collection in unincorporated Gulf County.
The BOCC also abandoned its direction toward countywide mandatory garbage pickup.
After putting off implementation last year, the BOCC has not revisited a compromise proposal to put a referendum on the fall ballot pertaining in a one penny sale tax to underwrite a move to mandatory garbage pickup.
The BOCC now proposes to undertake a study to justify establishing a Municipal Benefit Taxing Unit and countywide tax collection for mandatory pickup.
For Port St. Joe officials, however, the county's effort led to additional discussion over contract numbers with Waste Management and Waste Pro even though the city's contract with Waste Pro was not up until Oct. 1, when it is open for renegotiation.
That was spurred by the initial proposal from Waste Management, which provided cost savings to the city.
Also in the mix for commissioners was an uptick in customer complaints, attributed largely to Waste Pro expansion in the region.
What followed over the ensuing weeks were proposals and counters from each company, with Waste Pro ultimately matching the cost numbers provided by Waste Management.
Last week commissioners considered additional issues beyond the price tag.
Most prominently, the city's transfer station off Industrial Road.
Waste Management proposed to continue operations at the station, but Waste Pro, which is committed to constructing a new transfer station at Five Points Landfill as part of its contract with the BOCC, would provide monthly rental for the city station but operate out of Five Points.
While Waste Pro has indicated it would have the transfer station built by Jan. 1, when Five Points Landfill is scheduled to close, commissioners and city staff were concerned about potential costs – the city currently pays $60 a ton at Five Points – if the new transfer station is not built.
"The two main concerns staff has is service and the transfer station," said city manager Jim Anderson.
Ralph Wilson with Waste Pro said the company had worked on the numbers in good faith and noted there was an existing agreement with the city. He questioned the need for two transfer stations in a small county, but said the company would work out details "in good faith."
"I think you guys will step up when we need you to," said Commissioner Bo Patterson, who moved to accept the current proposal from Waste Pro.
Lynn Yort with Waste Management said the company has also dealt in good faith and asked for additional time to respond to the latest offer from Waste Pro.
While she previously believed there was no need to bid the contract, Yort said she was not sure now.
"This whole process has been a bit off," Yort.
And that process was the primary concern for city attorney Tom Gibson.
He questioned whether commissioners had not established a trail that could lead to a lawsuit from whichever hauler is not the city's as of Oct. 1 due to a potential bending of the rules on bidding such contracts.
"Every time we get a price from either company the numbers go down," Gibson said. "We may be forced to bid."
Mayor Mel Magidson said he was concerned how commissioners reached this point, from a BOCC/city joint bid to ongoing discussions between the companies and city officials and staff over prices and details of service; effectively informal bidding which might violate rules.
"The dilemma is the corner we have painted ourselves into," he said. "My concern is that we are possibly on thin ice."
Commissioner Rex Buzzett said he felt that residents and commissioners would be more comfortable if the contract was bid out, providing the specific specifications commissioners wanted from their solid waste hauler.
Commissioner William Thursbay seconded Patterson's motion to accept Waste Pro's latest offer, but Magidson, Buzzett and Commissioner Phil McCroan dissented, saying they wanted more time to examine the city's options.
Gibson said he would also research whether commissioners, at this point, should put the contract out for formal bid.


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Martin Baron, known as Marty, is an American journalist who has been editor of The Washington Post since Dec.31st 2012, after having been editor of The Boston Globe since July 2, 2001.
Born in Tampa, Florida in 1954, Baron graduated from Lehigh University. He is of Jewish descent.[1]
Baron began working for The Miami Herald in 1976, then moved to The Los Angeles Times in 1979 and to The New York Times in 1996. He returned to the Herald as executive editor in 2000 and was at the helm of coverage of numerous key stories, including Elian Gonzalez' return to Cuba and the 2000 election..
Baron's editorial helm at the Globe, where he succeeded Matthew V. Storin, shifted the paper's coverage of international events to locally centered investigative journalism. The Globe 's coverage of the Boston Catholic sexual abuse scandal earned them a Pulitzer Prize.[2]
On November 13, 2012, the Globe and The Washington Post announced that Baron would take over as executive editor of the Post as of December 31, 2012. Baron succeeds Marcus Brauchli, who took on a new role as vice president of The Washington Post Co., to review and evaluate new media opportunities.[3]
- ^ http://www.newrepublic.com/article/111173/martin-barons-plan-save-washington-post-invest-metro-coverage
- ^ Starobin, Paul (December 17, 2012). "Martin Baron's Plan To Save The Washington Post: Invest In Metro Coverage". The New Republic. Retrieved 17 December 2012.
- ^ Weisman, Robert (November 13, 2012). "Martin Baron, editor of The Boston Globe, to become editor of The Washington Post". Boston Globe. Retrieved 17 December 2012.
- The Boston Globe (July 2, 2001). Martin Baron of The Miami Herald is named Editor of The Boston Globe as Globe Editor Matthew V. Storin announces his retirement. Press release.
- The Boston Phoenix (July 19, 2001). Goodbye to all that: Marty Baron's arrival at the Boston Globe marks not just the end of the Matt Storin era, but of the Tom Winship era as well. By Dan Kennedy.
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Steven Kotler explains that a new device and its imitators can trigger "mystical" experiences in the brain.
Researchers find a technique to help encourage self-critical people to accept their successes and build confidence.
Painful insulin injections could become a thing of the past for the millions of Americans who suffer from diabetes, thanks to a new invention from researchers at the University of North Carolina and NC State, who...
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DURHAM, N.H.- The University of New Hampshire men's soccer team, which finished the season 12-5-3 including 6-2-1 in the America East, announces five spring games, all of which will be played at New Hampshire's Bremmer Field. The spring schedule is highlighted by a game against a professional soccer club.
The Wildcats open up the spring season by hosting the NH Phantoms of the USL on Sat., March 24. The game will be played under the lights on Bremmer Field at 7 p.m. The Wildcats will play America East foe Maine on Sat., March 31. Kickoff between the Wildcats and the Black Bears is 4 p.m. New Hampshire defeated Maine, 2-0, last season in Durham.
In April, New Hampshire will face UMass-Lowell and Southern New Hampshire, both of the Northeast-10 league. The Wildcats will host the UMass-Lowell River Hawks on Sat., April 14 at 6 p.m. The intrastate match-up between the New Hampshire Wildcats and the Southern New Hampshire Hawks will take place on Fri., April 20 at 7 p.m. The spring season concludes with a game against Granite State rival Dartmouth on Sun., April 22 at 2 p.m. The Wildcats and the Big Green drew to a scoreless tie last season at Dartmouth.
The team, whose record was its best since 1994 and made it to the semifinals of the conference tournament, looks to showcase newcomer Joey Twum-Barima (Essex, England) along with 22 returning players during the spring season. For more information on the New Hampshire men's soccer program, visit www.unhwildcats.com.


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Rock End Hotel Area, Northeast Harbor, ca. 1886
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With the coming of the summer people, local families realized the potential profit to be made, and the local people began building hotels and other industries to cater to the rusticators. By the time this photograph was taken, there were already four hotels, all being constructed in a three year period. The Rock End Hotel, in the center of this photo, was constructed by Herman L. Savage between 1883 and 1884. In the foreground is Herman Savage's cottage, "The Wedge," designed by his architect brother Fred L. Savage in 1885. Fred Savage went on to design many of the summer cottages and buildings all over Mt. Desert Island. The Rock End Hotel was expanded and reconfigured many times, but ended its career when it burned on March 4, 1942. Behind the Rock End Hotel and the two story building to the left of the hotel can be seen the roofline of the James Gilpatrick house. The Gilpatricks were among the early settlers of Northeast Harbor. That house was later moved north and used as an annex to the hotel.
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- Creation Date: circa 1886
- Subject Date: circa 1886
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Scotland failed to capitalise on their territorial advantage in their UEFA EURO 2012 opener in Lithuania as Craig Levein's competitive debut as manager ended goalless.
The Scots looked solid and comfortable in possession but they failed to find the breakthrough despite some decent opportunities.
Barry Robson forced several saves from long range, Kenny Miller headed straight at the keeper from 12 yards and Steven Naismith lacked conviction when presented with a shooting chance on the edge of the box.
Levein prompted some raised eyebrows when he named his team on the eve of the game with Naismith preferred to James McFadden in left midfield.
The move was part of a plan to designed to give Scotland a more solid look following last month's 3-0 friendly defeat in Sweden. Levein certainly succeeded with that aim after making eight changes and bringing back experienced players such as Lee McCulloch, Stephen McManus and 40-year-old Davie Weir, who became Scotland's oldest capped player.
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1. Will my stomach be flat after tummy tuck surgery?- how much skin and fat can be removed?
Abdominoplasty is a very popular body contouring surgery. Those candidates for abdominoplasty have excess skin and fat in the mid to lower abdomen. This deformity often arises particularly in women after child bearing. Coupling excess skin and fat with stretched abdominal muscles can lead to a full or paunchy abdomen where an hourglass figure once existed. The abdominoplasty both tightens the muscles, and can remove the extra skin and fat between the navel and the pubic hairline. This serves to return the abdomen to a more youthful taut appearance
2. Where will my tummy tuck incision be, and when do my stitches come out?
The incision for a tummy-tuck trails along the pubic hairline and extends toward the frontal pelvic bone. A second incision is usually made around the navel so it can be freed and repositioned appropriately. The abdominoplasty incision length varies with the amount of tissue to be removed. Currently, no stitches need to be removed as these are all placed beneath the skin and absorb in time. Plastic tube drains are used to remove any fluid which may collect and are taken out in a week to ten days.
3. How long does the tummy tuck surgery take?
The usual abdominoplasty requires about two and a half to three hours to perform.
4. Is the tummy tuck surgery painful?
Abdominoplasty is a significant surgical intervention. After surgery, your abdominal wall will be tender. Remember, not only has a good bit of skin and fat been removed, but also your abdominal muscles have been tightened. This being said, patients routinely do well with appropriate oral pain medication, rest, and supportive care. You'll be most comfortable in a "lazy-boy" position for the first several days , and laxatives are recommended to avoid straining at bowel movement.
5. Will my stomach be numb after abdominoplasty?
To perform an abdominoplasty, the surgeon lifts all the skin and fat from your abdominal muscles from the pubis to the rib line. In doing so, many of the small nerves which give sensation to the abdominal wall are stretched or cut. Initially your abdomen will be numb from your navel to the pubis. As you heal, this area will decrease in size until, for most patients, there is very little or no numbness.
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If you gain weight after abdominoplasty, it will be uniformly spread through your new contours. Ultimately, childbearing should be completed before contemplating an abdominoplasty. The stretch of the expanding uterus during pregnancy would tend to precipitate a recurrence of the deformity which was surgically corrected.
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Thousands of people undergo abdominoplasty each year. The risks of this surgery are similar to the risks of most surgical procedures. Bleeding, infection, and skin loss at the tightest points of closure are most frequently mentioned. However in appropriate candidates who are in good health and do not smoke, the risks of any untoward results are minimized. Remember to listen carefully at the time of your consultation, and return with any questions so that you can do your part to ease your recovery.
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Have you ever visited a site, browsed around but didn't make a purchase and then later on you saw Ads from the same company urging you to purchase the same item you were looking for from the same company? If so, then you were re-targeted.
Web-based marketing techniques are clever ways to drive web traffic to sites and improve sales. However, after doing the hard work of driving traffic to your site, only a fraction of those visitors make purchases. While all the players (clients and marketers) know it's a numbers game, a new concept has been invented to boost these numbers and make web marketing more effective. That new technique is re-targeting.
Re-targeting is a clever concept designed to recoup lost sales. As the name suggests, the technique re-targets people who may have searched for a product or visited a site but did not complete the intended action of making a purchase. No matter the size of traffic received by a site, the end goal is to have the visitors make a sale. When this doesn't happen, one can assume the visitor was either not ready to buy or was not convinced enough to buy. Having already put some energy to fish for the visitor, re-targeting seeks to make the extra effort to lead the visitor back to the site again, this time for a sale.
When used as part of a combined strategy to generate traffic through Organic Search Engine Optimization, or Pay Per Click Advertise to generate traffic, re-targeting can multiply conversion by as much as 5 times!
How Does this work?
Sites that use re-targeting techniques have cookie settings that track the visitors that visit the site. When one visits such a site, a cookie is delivered to the visitor's computer – sort of like a marker. The re-targeted site can then monitor which visitors made purchases and which didn't. The site then works with a re-targeting agency to re-target those who didn't make a sale. This works by placing Ads for the products they didn't buy on their browsers.
Take a site like this one about buying and selling Real Estate in Cabo: Cabo San Lucas Real Estate. People seeking property information visit the site. That visitor leaves, and does not bookmark the site. Over the next few weeks that visitor sees ads for the site, keeping it in their mind, and allowing them to go back to the same site. This is especially important for websites that promote big ticket items that people think about for a while, like Real Estate.
Does re-targeting work?
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Lady Blazers Advance to National Championship Game
The Ohio Christian University women's basketball team faced #2 Southwestern Christian University (Oklahoma) on Friday night in the Final Four of the NCCAA National Tournament. The Lady Blazers hot shooting and pressure defense propelled them to a 39-25 lead at the half.
Head Coach Mandy Wray said, "Our girls really came out ready to play in the first half. We lost to them earlier this season, but we felt like we were a different team than we were when we played them in December. We switched things up quite a bit on defense, which gave them some problems, and executed really well in the first half and knocked down some big shots to help build the lead at the break."
When OCU's senior All-American guard Brenda Carter went down with an injury with 16 minutes left in the second half, the remaining six Lady Blazers stepped up in her absence, fought through adversity, and played with determination to finish the game with a 77-70 victory. All seven of the Lady Trailblazers scored and contributed significantly in the win.
Junior forward Danielle Fleming finished with another double-double with 19 points and 13 rebounds. Freshman guard Shelby Roe added 17 points, while freshman Dannyel Butte chipped in 13 points, 4 rebounds, and 5 steals. Junior forward Angela Thorne had another solid game with 6 points, 9 rebounds, and 5 assists. Carter finished with 10 points and 3 assists before going out with an injury.
"I was so proud of the way our girls responded tonight," Wray said. "When Brenda went down early in the second half, they could have given up, but instead everyone stepped up and contributed. Our theme the entire season has been to perservere through adversity, and the girls really did that tonight. We give God all the glory for everything we have accomplished."
In their first ever appearance at the NCCAA National Tournament, the Lady Blazers have advanced to the National Championship game and will face Mid-East Regional foe Kentucky Christian University (for the fourth time this season). It is the first time in school history that any OCU team has reached the NCCAA National Title game.
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Ever since the rose was introduced to Europe —reportedly by the Ottoman Turks in the mid-14th century—the beautiful blossom has been prized by everyone, from Sultans to soon-to-be newlyweds, for its rich, romantic essence. Omanis add dried rose petals to boiling water to create a spellbinding rinse they apply to their hair. Not only does it infuse their locks with a seductive fragrance, rose water is also thought to stave off headaches—an added bonus for stressed-out brides. "It helps soothe anxiety thanks to its aromatic properties," says Megan Garmers, founder of MG Hair and Makeup. "But be sure to practice before your wedding so you know how your hair behaves after a rinse treatment."
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: Hi, I wrote to you last March re my female JR losing her pal (border collie). I felt my JR was lonely and went to the rescue league and adopted a male 4 1/2 year old JR named Bauer. Well of course we have had the issue of these 2 not getting along to well (better now that they know with their fighting, comes a squirt with the water bottle which works very well). Well the point to my question is that this male we adopted is very well behaved I have fallen in love with him totally but do treat them equal, but Bauer will actually sit there and cry whenever he wants something and won't stop until he gets what he wants. Never have had a dog thats cries like this. Mainly when he wants to walk or go in the car. He seems to be the happiest when he is in the car, I can take him out there and leave him sit and not go anywhere and he is in heaven just being in the car, very strange. There were no instructions that came with him (lol) so its hard to know what kind of enviroment he came from it has been hit and miss trying to figure him out. I need to know how to deal with his crying without him thinking I'm ignoring his needs. Has any one else mentioned a crying JR? He will also start whinning when I'm sitting at the table in the kitchen trying to have a conversation with anyone in the household. He will keep crying and start a low moan and other noises all the time I'm trying to talk, it subsides if I pick him up and let him sit on my lap. Just have never had a dog act this way. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
Bauer is playing you like a fine violin. All of this crying is to get you to do his bidding and when you cave, he knows he's won. He's doing a great job of training you! ;)
I have a major manipulator too, boy he can make the most pitiful sounds you have ever heard. He sounds so pitiful I laugh!
Anyway, his behavior should not be tolerated. You are the alpha of your home, not him. I know it's tempting to really be more than kind to our rescue dogs, afterall most of them haven't had the best life. However, by being too kind we open the door to some real behavioral issues.
Manipulating you to do what he wants is showing his dominance over you. And as you know if you give these guys an inch they will go for the mile.
Don't worry about whether you are ignoring his needs or not. You have given him a loving home, food, treats and toys. He's got it made!
Needy dogs just get needier whenever you do what they want. Believe me, mine are by my side 24/7 but there are times that I just can't have them in my lap or I can't give them my undivided attention. Doesn't mean I love them less, it just means there are times they have to find ways to amuse themselves. It's a lot like having kids I guess haha!
Anyway, I just had one of them scratching on my office chair because he wanted in my lap. I told him "NO" "OFF" and he just left the office to go lay on the couch. Have I hurt his feelings? Nah, I just reminded him who rules the roost here and it's not him!
When he whines while you have company, excuse yourself, and get Bauer into his crate, preferably in another room. Then go enjoy your company, Bauer will be happy to see you when you're finished.
You give the walks and rides and lap sitting on YOUR terms not his. It might take nerves of steel in the beginning but eventually Bauer will realize the whining and crying is not going to produce the results he wants.
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She received her B.S. in Industrial Engineering from the Georgia
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For fans of addictive puzzle games, here is a new game called Quick Shift. A simple and fun numbers-based game, Quick Shift challenges your reflexes as you race against the clock to score points. With the inclusion of in-game achievements, you'll be addicted without even knowing it. So go ahead and enjoy Quick Shift! ** Ad-free version also available in the marketplace ** Features: - 90 levels of gameplay - 3 games modes - In-game achievements (more to come in future updates) - Statistics tracking - Fun and clean graphics - Local leaderboard to compare your overall scores - Live Tile support Version 1.6: - Bug fixes - Added 3 new achievements Version 1.5: - Updated the game's application icon - Updated the game's name Version 1.4, MAJOR UPDATE: - 2 new game modes added! Enjoy! - Top scores now filtered by each game mode - Minor bug fix added Version 1.3: - Added a minor fix - Added 4 new achievements - Updated the statistics page - Changed the background image of the game screen Version 1.2: - Added a trial mode - Added a animation for the selection of squares - Added the "statistics" page - Added a "Send Feedback" button Version 1.1: - Added a "Rate And Review" button - Added Live Tile support to track achievements progress - Added 2 new achievements
6/22/2012I don't want to give a bad review just because I don't understand the game. It seems like it could be fun, but from reading the rules several times and playing a few rounds I still can't quite figure out how the game works.
6/11/2012The game is fun, my only problem is that the lag time from selecting a number is so great that at a certain level you can't go any further because it cant keep up with how fast you select a numbers. If you could correct that lag then I say 5 stars to you.
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Corinth Battlefield to Host 151st Events
Contact: Ashley Berry, 662-287-9273
Shiloh National Military Park Superintendent John Bundy is pleased to announce the Corinth Battlefield Unit will offer a number of interpretive programs to commemorate the anniversary of the Battle of Corinth.Park staff will offer in-depth hikes interpreting the Battle of Corinth on the actual dates of the historic battle, October 3-5, 2013."We are excited to be able to offer visitors the opportunity to participate in detailed battlefield hikes on the actual ground where the events occurred at the actual times of day they occurred, 151 years after the fact," Bundy stated.
"The hikes will provide visitors with a deeper understanding of what occurred during the fierce fighting, describe the real war experiences of the Northern and Southern soldiers, and provide rare opportunities for visitors to access park staff for extended periods of time on the battlefield," commented Bundy.The programs will allow visitors to experience portions of the battlefield not routinely visited by the public, and allow the hikers a chance to interact with battlefield guides who will present in-depth analysis of the strategic and tactical movements of the troops.
To attend one or more of the battlefield programs, please contact park staff at 662-287-9273.All programs begin at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center.Registered participants should meet the guides at the appointed times, and are encouraged to wear appropriate clothing and footwear for the programs.Visitors attending more than one hike are encouraged to have food and water available.
The following are the anniversary hikes which are being offered, with starting times and distances of each program:
Thursday, October 3, 2013
9:30 a.m to 11:00 a.m. ---- 1st Minnesota Light Artillery
Meet at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center
Hiking Distance: Car Caravan
Type of Terrain: Short distance on easy walking path
Park Ranger Tom Parson will lead a driving and walking tour which will follow the path taken by the 1stMinnesota Light Artillery on October 3, 1862. "Munch's Battery," was one of the first units engaged in the Battle of Corinth and their long day took them from the outskirt of Chewalla, TN., to Cane Creek, Oliver's Hill, Battery F, and ended in the shadow of the Corona College.
1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. ----Citizens of CorinthMeet at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center
Hiking Distance: 800 yards
Type of Terrain: Grassy field and city sidewalks
Join Ranger Rachel Winters on a short walk through historic Corinth to explore the roles of civilians in war torn Corinth.While most of the town's citizens fled with the Confederate withdrawal in May 1862, some did stay in town throughout the Union occupation.Hear the citizens' own words of what life was like in Civil War Corinth.This program will conclude at the crossroads.
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. ---- Davies' Thin Blue Line
Meet at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center
Hiking Distance: Car Caravan
Type of Terrain: Short distances of easy walking
On the morning of October 3rd Brigadier General Thomas Davies was sent forward by Major General William Rosecrans with confusing orders and 1,500 men to hold the Union right against an attack by Confederate Major General Sterling Price's Army of the West with 9,000 men.Overwhelmed at the old Confederate works, Davies would pull back to the White House Line to make a stand.Aided by hard fighting, intense heat, and Confederate command confusion, Davies men would hold until relieved at 4:30 p.m.During this stand Brigadier General Charles Hamilton would have a perfect opportunity to attack the exposed Confederate left flank.Due to a series of confused orders and Hamilton's lack of initiative, the attack would be bungled and occur too late.The car caravan lead by Ranger Charlie Spearman will travel to the site of the Confederate earthworks of the old Beauregard Line and the site of the fighting at the White House fields.
Friday, October 4, 2013
10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. ----Seven Forts
Meet at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center
Hiking Distance: Car Caravan
Type of Terrain: Short distances of easy walking
Ranger Tom Parson will lead a driving tour around Corinth to visit the original sites of the seven forts of the "Rosecrans Line," Batteries Lothrop, Tanrath, Madison, Phillips, Williams, Robinett, and Powell.At each stop participants will learn details about the forts such as when it was constructed and with what materials, how it got its name, what type of cannon were installed within the walls, and what part the fort played in the two day battle.
1:30 a.m. to 2:30 a.m. ----Stirman's Arkansas Sharpshooters
Meet at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center
Hiking Distance: 700 yards
Type of Terrain: Easy on a grassy slope and city sidewalks
Ranger Jim Minor will lead a walking tour from the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center to the historic railroad crossing. Join him in discussing Stirman's Arkansas Sharpshooters flanking movement, penetration of the union lines, and ultimate arrival at the strategic crossroads.
Saturday, October 5, 2013
9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. ----Hell on the Hatchie: Davis Bridge
Meet at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center
Hiking Distance: Car Caravan and ½ mile walking
Type of Terrain: Easy on a paths and dirt road
Following the Battle of Corinth, the Confederate Army of West Tennessee was in full retreat.The heavy fighting at the Battle of Corinth, October 3 & 4, 1862, had crippled the army under Major General Earl Van Dorn and he sought to return to Mississippi to rest and refit his forces.The path to safety led across Davis Bridge on the Hatchie River in Tennessee.In an effort to block the Confederate escape, a Union column under Major General Edward O. C. Ord was dispatched from Bolivar, Tennessee.Park Ranger Tom Parson will lead this car caravan tour and short walk of the Davis Bridge Battlefield.
10:30 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. ---- Caring for the Wounded and Dead
Meet at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center
Hiking Distance: 300 yards
Type of Terrain: Easy on grassy slope
Join Park Ranger Rachel Winters for a discussion about the casualties in both armies and how they were treated. Three days of fighting resulted in over 8,000 men killed, wounded, or captured. Corinth landmarks such as the Tishomingo Hotel and the Corinth House were pressed into service as hospitals as was nearly every public building and many of the private homes. Treatment in a hospital under primitive conditions was no guarantee of a swift recovery. In the days following the battle over 900 fresh graves were dug, and most of them are still located in the neighborhoods and fields around Corinth.
2:00 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. ----The Occupation of Corinth
Meet at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center
Hiking Distance: 300 yards
Type of Terrain: Easy on a grassy slope
The Battle of Corinth did not end the military activity in Corinth. Join Ranger Jim Minor for a discussion of the Union occupation of Corinth which lasted until January, 1864. In addition, the return of the Confederates to the city and the attempts to place the railroads back into operation will be discussed.


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It is not unusual for people to hear the general public complaining of the poor condition of many streets in the Gambian capital, the city of Banjul.
People from different works of life have frequently been complaining of transport difficulty travelling in and out of the city. This has mainly been attributed to the poor conditions of the streets leading many commercial vehicle drivers to abandon the city.
Such complaints encouraged this reporter to walk along different streets on Monday to talk to concerned people.
This reporter spoke to drivers, vehicle owners, traders, students, social workers among others and all of them expressed the hardship they face in the city.
Drivers and vehicle owners said due to the poor condition of the streets they find it very challenging in choosing the streets they should use while entering and leaving the city. The condition of the streets they said causes frequent damages to their vehicle causing extra expenditure on maintenance.
The workers said the poor condition of the streets causes many of them to be late for work as transports become scarce because of the hesitation to drive to Banjul.
Many students said since school buses are not available for them in many of the schools in the city they are finding it hard to go to school and reach home on time even though they are on the highway on time.
Traders said the poor condition of the streets is harmful to them as the dust they inhale could cause illness. One woman among them said she has to spend D30.00 daily to buy peak milk to protect herself from the dust as that is the only means she has to protect herself.
Adding their voices the push carts users said that due to the poor condition of the streets the baggage they carry used to fall down and as a result some would be damaged causing then economic loss as some owners of these baggage claim for damages.
This they said reduces their income as their payments usually cut down to replace any damage.
Commuters said the poor condition of the road makes travelling to the city very burdensome.
Some youths who were found sitting and relaxing at Ecowas Avenue (Buckle Street) said they all travel from the Kombos to the city looking for something to earn legally for the sake of their families. However they said the situation of the streets in Banjul does not favour them as they find it difficult to get transport to go home late in the evening. They said they are labourers who load and unload trucks but were quick to add that they were found relaxing because they had nothing to do for the day even though they had some family responsibilities they have to fulfill. These youths claimed to be Gambian nationals from different regions of the country.
This reporter visited the Banjul City Council to speak to the authorities to get their version but were told that the Public Relation Officer (PRO) of the Council was bereaved and was not at work. Both the Mayor and the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) were said to be out for a meeting. After the arrival of the Mayor this reporter was told by a security officer that the Mayor was very busy and could not grant him interview.


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You may have noticed that the weather's taken a bit of a turn recently. Cold, crisp mornings have been replaced with drizzly misery, and the overcast grey skies we're being treated to each day make it hard to stay cheerful. At times like this we like to console ourselves with large quantities of food at breakfast, lunch and dinner. It doesn't matter what's on the menu as long as it's hot and there's loads of it.
Sadly our microwaveable lunchtime feasts don't look anything like Ania Wawrzkowicz's sumptuous food photography. Her delicious compositions are an aspirational look at what we could be eating daily had we the time or the culinary expertise. Shot from above, her richly-coloured table scenes render the depicted dishes instantly desirable. I don't even know what half of them are but my god do I want them in my belly – and photographs that make you salivate aren't all that easy to come by.
Aside from culinary imagery, Ania's fond of shooting interiors and still life's with the same attention to detail and eye for colour. In fact, her portfolio is of such high quality we'd encourage you to head on over there and spend some real time with the work of one seriously talented photographer.


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The Christian Science Monitor just published a rundown of their favorite books for gardeners kicking back in the off-season. It was a good year for gardening books, and Toby Hemenway [1]'s Gaia's Garden, Second Edition: A Guide to Home-Scale Permaculture [2] made the list.
"Gaia's Garden: A Guide to Home-Scale Permaculture" second edition, by Toby Hemenway (Chelsea Green, 2009). This book explores ways to create energy-efficient designs by making good use of sun, wind, vegetation and land contours in urban and country settings. The term permaculture refers to creating sustainable landscapes, homes and workplaces based on ecological principles. It clearly and concisely covers most aspects of environmentally friendly horticultural design, including energy analyses, design process, water use, wildlife and plant use. Paperback, 313 pages. $29.95
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BRITAIN is no longer 'the dustbin of Europe', according to Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Pollution (HMIP). The inspectorate says this week in its latest annual report* that against the trend of recent years, Britain imported 35 per cent less special waste (toxic and other chemical material) for disposal between April 1988 and April 1989 than it did in the preceding 12 months, and should therefore lose its 'dustbin' tag.
The report draws damaging conclusions about other aspects of waste disposal, however, and highlights problems of policing caused by understaffing of HMIP. Particularly, it accuses hospitals of shoddy practices in their operations for disposing of clinical waste. HMIP says that they fail to segregate waste effectively, employ incompetent contractors and landfill waste that should be burnt. Staff shortages reduced visits to waste facilities by 20 per cent and sewage works by 4 per cent.
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HUMAN minds wander when they have nothing else to do. This is when people start to introspect, using a specific network of brain structures. The same network has now been identified in monkeys and rats, suggesting that "zoning out" might serve a key function in our survival. The findings raise questions over whether lower animals might also be capable of something akin to introspection.
The default mode network (DMN) is one of about 10 networks of brain regions that are active when a person is at rest. What makes the DMN interesting is that it becomes active when a person is asked to let their mind wander, but the network's activity drops away completely as soon as that person is given an external task. This suggests that, in humans at least, the DMN is involved in self-reflection and introspective thought processing.
Building on recent evidence that anaesthetised monkeys might have a similar network, Wim Vanduffel and his colleagues at the Catholic University of Leuven (KUL) in Belgium collected a host of data from 15 studies which imaged the brain activity of 10 awake monkeys. By looking at the baseline brain activity measured in each project, the group was able to spot a network of brain structures that were active when the monkeys were not engaged in a task. This network looked strikingly similar to the human DMN (Journal of Neuroscience, DOI: 10.1523/jneurosci.2318-11.2011).
Perhaps more surprisingly, the latest evidence from Yihong Yang and his colleagues at the US National Institute on Drug Abuse in Bethesda, Maryland, suggests that a similar network also exists in resting rats. Team member Hanbing Lu minimally sedated 16 rats before assessing their brain activity using functional MRI. By comparing the brain activity of each rat while they were resting or stimulated with a gentle shock to the paw, the group was able to identify a DMN in the rats. The results were presented at the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine conference earlier this year.
The big question raised by the results is whether the monkey or rat DMN might perform a similar function to the human network. Can such animals really share our self-reflecting ability or does the presence of the DMN in monkey and rat brains suggest another, more basic function?
The network seems to play a key role in consciousness, says Andrea Soddu at the University of Liege in Belgium. In locked-in syndrome, in which a person is conscious but unable to move, the DMN looks exactly the same as normal, Soddu says, "but in the vegetative state the network is really disrupted - you can't even recognise it". That monkeys and rats have a DMN might not mean that they are conscious in the same way that humans are. "We know the network is involved in consciousness," says Soddu, "but we can't say that it is responsible for consciousness."
It is more likely that the DMN's role in self-reflection makes it useful in consolidating memories, says Michael Greicius of Stanford University School of Medicine in California. "The DMN draws heavily on the medial temporal lobe and memory areas, and we recently found we can increase DMN connectivity with self-driven memory retrieval tasks," he says.
Yang agrees that the DMN could be useful in rat memory. "[The rats could be] thinking about their past, mind wandering, and this kind of passive brain activity might be important for memory in the rat," he says. Whether the animals are doing something like self-reflection is a much more complicated matter. The original study that identified a DMN in anaesthetised monkeys found the network surprisingly similar to the human version with one key exception - the monkey DMN showed no activation in the prefrontal cortex (PFC), the part of the network tied most strongly to self-reflection in humans.
The latest study by Vanduffel's team, however, found that the DMN of awake monkeys does include the PFC, suggesting that the original findings may have been affected by sedation instead of representing a species difference. "The leap you now have to make," says Greicius, "is this: is the monkey PFC doing something like self-reflection?"
Intriguingly, the results from Yang's team show that the DMN in the minimally anaesthetised rat also includes prefrontal regions. "The activity in frontal areas [could suggest] the notion of a sense of self in the rat," says Greicius. "I've got to believe it's different from humans but it's certainly provocative".
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Gov. Snyder has signed the new 2014-15 education budget into law which provides $15.8 billion to all levels of education in Michigan.
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The RAND Corporation, a think tank which advises the Pentagon, warned on Tuesday against an Israeli or American attack on Iran's nuclear reactors, and recommended the Obama administration try to "quietly influence the internal Israeli discussion over the use of military force."
In a document published in the think tank's periodical, Rand Review, RAND openly disagreed with the belligerent stance of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Ehud Barak, which are set to meet with U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and other high-ranking officials over the next several days. In doing so, and without naming names, RAND sided with former Mossad chief Meir Dagan and former head of the Shin Bet Yuval Diskin.
RAND's call to prevent an Israeli strike and to come to terms with a nuclear Iran, on the condition that it does not test or deploy nuclear weapons, was published a week before the second round of the P5+1 talks with Iran in Baghdad, with a clear intention of influencing the Western position during the talks.
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Notting Hill is a 1999 British romantic comedy film set in Notting Hill, London, released on 21 May 1999. The screenplay was by Richard Curtis, who had written Four Weddings and a Funeral. It was produced by Duncan Kenworthy and directed by Roger Michell. The film stars Hugh Grant, Julia Roberts, Rhys Ifans, Emma Chambers, Tim McInnerny, Gina McKee and Hugh Bonneville. The film was well received by critics, and became the highest grossing British film released. The film won a BAFTA, and was nominated in two other categories. Notting Hill won other awards, including a British Comedy Award and a Brit Award for the soundtrack.
William "Will" Thacker (Hugh Grant) owns an independent bookshop in Notting Hill that specialises in travel writing. He has been coping with divorce after his wife left him for a man who looked exactly like Harrison Ford. He shares his house with an uninhibited Welsh eccentric named Spike (Rhys Ifans). Thacker encounters Hollywood star actress Anna Scott (Julia Roberts) when she enters his shop to buy a book. Minutes later, the pair collide in the street, causing Will to spill his orange juice on both of them. He offers his house across the road for Anna to change. She accepts and, having changed, surprises Will with a kiss and starts their mutual attraction. Days later, Will asks Spike if he has any messages. Spike has trouble writing or remembering messages but does recall "some American girl called Anna" who mentioned a "completely different name". Anna is at the Ritz, under the name "Flintstone", and has asked Will to visit. Will is allowed in, but her room has now become the centre for a press day and he is mistaken for a journalist. (In panic he claims he works for Horse & Hound.) He has to interview all the cast of Anna's new film Helix, even though he has not seen it. Will's sister Honey (Emma Chambers) is about to have a birthday party, and when Will has a moment alone with Anna, he invites her to it. There, at Max (Tim McInnerny) and Bella's (Gina McKee) house, Anna feels at home with Will's friends, putting up a good case for the "last brownie" to be awarded to the most pathetic of them. Afterwards they trespass in a private London square. They go on more dates, to the cinema and to a restaurant. Anna invites Will to her room, only to find her American boyfriend, Jeff King (an uncredited cameo by Alec Baldwin), already there. She pretends to be pleased to see him, so Will pretends to be a room-service waiter. When King steps out of the room, Anna apologizes; she thought King had broken up with her. Will realizes he must leave. Later, after actually breaking up with King, Anna goes to Will's house hoping to stay. Images of her that look like a porn film have been leaked to the press and she needs to hide. The pair sleep together for the first time. In the morning, Will is stunned to see reporters at the doorstep, alerted by careless talk by Spike at the pub. Angry at what she views as Will's betrayal, she leaves, and he decides to forget her... unsuccessfully. Much of the filming took place on Portobello Road. One year later, Anna returns to London to make a Henry James film, which Will had suggested. Will approaches the set of the film, and Anna invites him in to watch. He listens via the sound system while Anna is between scenes and overhears her telling her co-star that Will is "just some guy". Disappointed, Will leaves. The next day, Anna comes to the bookshop again, explaining that she was just being discreet and hoping to repair their relationship, but Will, still hurt, turns her down. Having brought him a present, she leaves it behind, still wrapped; it turns out to be an original Marc Chagall painting, La Mariée, that she had seen a print of in Will's home. Will meets his friends, who are supportive of his decision to reject Anna until Spike arrives and promptly calls him a "daft prick". He quickly realizes he has made the biggest mistake of his life by letting her go. The group searches for Anna, racing across London in Max's car. They reach Anna's press conference and Will persuades her to stay in England with him. Anna and Will marry, the film concluding with a shot of Will and a pregnant Anna on a park bench in Notting Hill.
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