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10 offbeat courses after 12th standard
Course Detail
"The soul of India lives in its villages," said Mahatma Gandhi. If you believe that you belong more to rural India than the urban India, this is a course for you. It instills skills in three key areas: society and personal development, agriculture and environmental management, and business management. It aims to prepare graduates to play multiple roles in the development of a rural and regional community.
What you will learn (subject to syllabus)
Animal Husbandiary and Dairy science
Horticulture and Forestry
Farm Management & Planning
Plant Breeding
Agricultural Chemistry
Clothing and textile
Diet therapy
Child development
Food microbiology
Principles of economics
A 10+2 in Science
Career prospects
Thought a post-graduation will better equip you for a job, a BCD can work for the following:
Private sector organizations that deal with rural issues
Public service organizations for local agriculturalists
Non-profit organisations
Government agencies
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Crepe Paper barricade the doorway
Rolling down the stairs in a TP roll
Elf on the Shelf -- "Dear Children, you stayed awake so very late last night that I was not able to make my nightly trip to the North Pole. Please, tonight go to sleep on time so I am able to fly back to report to Santa."
Hiding in a see-through place (Coffee-Pot, Blender, Cookie Jar, Glass)
Hanging from the ceiling fan
Making "cookies" for the kids (Just use round cereal with sprinkles stuck to the top with icing - Cheerios, Cookie Crisp, etc...)
Underwear parasailing
Taking "bubble bath" in mini marshmallows
Exercising/ Yoga Class - posed with other dolls
Making house (out of cardboard box) and marshmallow snowman for his front yard
Playing video games with controller

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Tyler Reichl, Jonathon Plaszcz, Billy Foy and Bo Borowski each scored goals as Breezy Point edged Peoria 4-3 Sunday.
Plaszcz, Austin Cline, Crosby Steen and Kyle Whipple each registered assists for the North Stars. Erikur Arnason picked up the win by stopping 30 of 33 shots.
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Don't-Miss Windows 7 Stories
Don't panic! The end of mainstream support doesn't mean the end of Windows 7
Windows 7 still has years of life ahead before it follows Windows XP into the graveyard.
Microsoft stays the execution of Windows 7 PCs for business, but not for pleasure
Windows 8 haters can continue to buy PCs pre-loaded with WIndows 7 beyond 2014, but they'll have to splurge on a business machine.
Ouch: HP brings Windows 7 'back by popular demand'
What's old is new again on a handful of HP desktops and laptops.
Organize your digital life with Windows Libraries
Windows' Library feature lets you transform the chaos of far-flung files into clean, centralized organization.
Why Support Matters: Thwarting Data Loss Through Upgrading Windows
Once Microsoft flips the switch to turn off XP support, your already vulnerable systems and data will become even riskier and costlier to maintain. Upgrading Windows is the key to preventing serious problems.
Windows 7 gets reprieve for PC makers
Microsoft tells Neowin.net that there is no end-of-life for Windows 7, at least from PC makers.
Report: Windows Start menu to return in Windows 8.2
A report released Monday claims that Microsoft will bring back an optional Start menu (not page) within the next major Windows update. Will Windows 8's Start page be banished?
Microsoft ends Windows 7 retail sales, but the real deadline looms in 2014
But you can still find boxed copies if you shop around.
Best parts of Internet Explorer 11 for Windows 7 are for Windows 8.1 users
If you're still running Windows 7, there's no reason not to download Microsoft's Internet Explorer 11 browser. Just be aware there are additional features only for Windows 8.1 users.
How to boost SMB productivity with Windows 7 and 8
Whether you've already upgraded from XP or you're still preparing to, your business can reap some solid benefits from Windows 7 and 8 by following some simple procedures. Here's how.
VMware releases Fusion 6 to support OS X Mavericks, Windows 8.1
VMware has released the latest version of Fusion, its app for running Windows and other OSes on your Mac. Its chief focus: support the latest versions of OS X and Windows
Windows 8 grabs more market share, but so do older versions
In a recent study, Windows 7 and Windows XP hold strong with users, but Windows Vista usage declines.
Microsoft releases developer edition of IE11 for Windows 7
In a bid to push developers on to Microsoft's most modern browser, Microsoft releases a developer version of Internet Explorer 11 for Windows 7.
Boutique PC seller laughs all the way to the bank on the back of Windows 7
A boutique system builder has bucked the industry trend of slumping PC sales by continuing to focus on selling Windows 7 machines.
How to prepare your business for Windows 8
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Leopard wall hanging.
This is the final outcome for my self directed project, consisting of 85 individual pieces and 4 layers of 3mm plywood.
Aprrox. (190mm x 190mm).
Some close up's of the engraving and imagery within the design. I wanted to incorporate roses within the pattern work to gain a closer relation to the animals print. Working with the idea of rosettes.
Grizzly Bear illustration (Coloured)
To develop the previous piece further, I decided to use a gradient I made with markers to create a pattern overlay in Photoshop. I think you can achieve interesting effects when you combine different mediums and methods of work.
Size A4
A speed painting from the re-imagine a genre project.
I see a lot of my influences doing similar approaches to give an insight into their process so I thought it would be a good idea to try.
I actually forgot I made this!
Grizzly Bear illustration
(A4 Bristol board)
This is another piece I did with a dip pen & indian ink. I did this mainly to experiment with the medium to see what effects I could achieve with different variations of pressure and line weight using the dip pen.
On going personal project.
These two portraits are part of a personal project of mine. My aim is to create a set of illustrative portraits based on obscure facial expressions of music artists, past and present.
I think when approaching a project like this, it's important to take an influence from the artists individual music. Aiming to reflect on their emotion and personality with the mediums chosen.
Top: Tyler The Creator.
Bottom: ODB
(Size: A3)
These are the final storyboard frames for the re-imagine a genre project. I decided to base my design on a scene from the Woody Allen film Annie Hall.
My idea was to depict the childhood scene of young Alvie where he explains to a therapist how the Universe is expanding. I thought this could work well with the motifs of a science fiction genre.
Kat Eastshope lecture 16/11/12
In my opinion this lecture was a perfect example at displaying the importance of hard work and dedication within art & design practice. Displaying that if you are passionate about something then you will peruse it, even if the result is unpaid work. I think it was a refreshing alternative to see an insight into realms of fashion and editorial work. Hearing about some of the storys and things to expect after we graduate.
Kat went through some of the companies she's worked with which is really impressive since graduating and moving to London. These included BEAT magazine, Dazed & Confused & H&M.
The importance of reaching out to a wider audience and networking where also critical points made. The video of Ryan Mc'Ginley's beautiful rebels was also an attractive contribution to the lecture. The visuals of the butterflies against the dynamic portraits of the models was an interesting feature, backed up by the turquoise/ green background which seems to contrast well.
Adrian Shaughnessy lecture 30/11/12
There was a lot of key things to consider within this lecture in regards to the discipline of graphic design and how it's important to understand the choices we make as practitioners, underpinning whats important to us and standing for what we believe in.
Adrian began by discussing examples of work undertaken whilst he was the creative director at the studio Intro, mainly working on music related designs and covers. I particularly enjoyed the point Adrian made about using what you know about design and applying it to other practices and methods of work. I think by having this kind of attitude, it can help to push boundaries and force you to explore other areas within art & design. Perhaps some that you wouldn't normally be used to.
A favourite of mine within this lecture was the examples of work by Herb Lubalin, taken from Adrians book. The vernacular yet illustrative characteristics of his typography is what sets his work appart from others in my opinion. The famous example of the 'Mother & child' logo is a clear example as to how applying a voice to a particular element of typography can lead to more interesting results.
By using an ampersand as a signifier for a baby, the viewer is able to draw on that connection and see a relation between the type and the characteristics of a mother.
Our lecture concluded with a list of 10 things good graphic designers do, which Adrian stated are observations of things he's noticed within designers he admires.
Good designers:
- Are selfish bastards
- Have verbal skills to match their visual skills.
- Stand up for what they believe in, even when it harms them.
- Always think 'what if?'
- Are collaborators.
- Are ethical.
- Are plagiarists and copycats :)
- Know that the non designing part of being a designer,is as important as the designing part.
- Are aesthetes, first and foremost.
- Are outsiders.
Overall this was a very interesting lecture with a lot of useful information to consider. Even though I've chosen to specialise in illustration, I still feel that it's vital to apply this knowledge to my own practice.
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A longtime clerk for a suburban Chicago village is accused of stealing more than $650,000 in community money and spending most of it at casinos.
The U.S. attorney's office in Chicago said Tuesday that 70-year-old Nancy Dobrowski is charged with wire fraud and filing a false federal income tax return.
She was Burnham's elected clerk from 1980 until she resigned May 29, 2013, when FBI agents searched her office. Prosecutors say the thefts took place from about 2004 to 2013.
Dobrowski's lawyer's name wasn't released. The telephone number was disconnected at a listing for Dobrowski in Burnham.
Wire fraud carries a maximum 20-year prison sentence. She faces up to three years in prison on the tax count.
Burnham is just southeast of Chicago and has around 4,000 residents.
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Wang, Ling
Supervisor: Alan Adams, Sadettin Sali
Power control is an effective technique to command the mobile station to transmit at the lowest power level possible while maintaining the desired signal quality and thereby minimizing the total interference which maximizes the system capacity. In CDMA, power control has been used to reduce the near-far effect and to prolong battery lifetime. The power control techniques fall into two categories: centralized or distributed power control. Central power control algorithms need full knowledge of the gain (or attenuation) in all propagation paths. It wastes computational resources. These two reasons make the algorithm impractical in real time for a large cellular system. Distributed power control needs only local information to adjust the transmitted power. It relies on distributed balancing power control scheme where the transmitter controls its power inversely proportional to the CIR registered by the receiver, where, the transmitted powers are adjusted asynchronously in discrete time steps. Combining this algorithm with step-wise cell removal algorithm, can obtain a minimum outage probability, however it takes more time for achieving minimum SIR than the centralized one due to the limited amounted of information. This study will initially concentrate on implementing DPC algorithms as primary purpose. Further joint capacity and quality control schemes will be added and their performances will be studied.


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Sandy Warner, the model on Hypnotique, was featured on Martin Denny's first 12 album covers, with art designers changing her look to fit the mood of the record. She was on 16 Denny covers total, beginning with Exotica in 1957.
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And Olugbode will have big shoes to fill in replacing one of them, Usua Amanam, a four-star back headed to Stanford, and the key cog in the Bells CIF-CCS title.
But Olugbode is ready for his senior year, and things are picking up in his recruitment.
"I am getting interest from Stanford, UCLA, Wake Forest, Oregon, Arizona State, Washington, Washington State, Colorado, Princeton and Harvard," said Olugbode. "I have no offers (yet)."
Olugbode plays on both sides of the ball and is coming off a strong junior season, where he would spell Amanam offensively, but also started in the secondary.
"Last year I had 59 carries for 360 yards and on defense I had two interceptions and I scored six touchdowns," said Olugbode.
Olugbode is planning a busy spring, having taken in a couple of Junior Days, including one to Wake Forest, and he'll be at the Los Angeles Scout.com Combine.


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Unprofessional Fridays: 09/12/2014
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You can now filter search results with text. Example: "person: john" will search only person pages for "john".
Destiny is a beautiful but hollow experience with most of the pieces you'd expect from a great multiplayer shooter. It just can't find a way to fit them all together.
Whatever steps forward NHL 15 has taken in visual presentation hardly make up for the alarming gutting of many of the series' best features.
It's got its share of holdover problems, but Madden NFL 15 at least represents a positive step forward for this series.
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Considered one of the most frequent and controversial implements of destruction in video games and real life, guns are devices that fire projectiles with explosive force.
Whether it's worn for protection or style, helmets appear in various game genres.
A length of exceptionally sharp metal with a handle, used for centuries as the go-to killing device for the human race. It's dead simple: you stick the pointy end in the thing you want to die. Or you could always slash them with the equally sharp sides. That works too.
A pistol is a very basic hand-held side arm, usually used in case of low ammo or tricky situations. They have appeared in many types of games.
A bomb is an explosive device.
Even though water in games tends to bring about death, we all still hold it near and dear to us. After all, the human body is comprised mostly of it.
These uniforms are what distinguish the athletes in the field of play. Fans often wear jerseys of their favorite sports athletes.
A grenade is an explosive device traditionally thrown by hand, but may also be propelled by a rifle or launcher.
A physical board displaying scores. Most often seen in sports games.
Cars go places. Hopefully fast.
Crates sometimes contain things!
Cleats are a unique type of shoe designed specifically for grass and dirt sports, such as soccer and American football. These shoes have large studs on the bottom to assist in gripping on slippery surfaces.
The weapon of choice for accuracy at long distances. The sniper rifle's slow rate of fire makes it ineffective for close range combat, but its high calibre round ensures that it inflicts maximum damage against the target.
The most powerful weapon at short range. Effective against Zombies, Nazis, Demons, etc. Videogame shotguns tend to have exaggerated inaccuracy at long range- real life shotguns are still fairly accurate over a decent distance, while videogame shotguns rarely go more than fifteen feet before becoming completely ineffective.
Doors are a common object in most video games, as well as the keys and objects needed to open them. From role playing to shooters, doors are an important component of many games.
Generally consists of two parallel posts. The main purpose is usually for somebody or something to pass between them.
Lava is molten rock, usually from the interior of a planet, and in games is often used as a hazard to players, or as a visible gameplay-area boundary.
A weapon that launches rockets.
The manliest type of facial hair.
A firearm capable of firing pistol ammunition automatically. Favored for shorter distances, or dealing death indoors.
Any firearm meant to be held with two hands, a rifle is a video game object that appears in many combat related video games.
Used to open doors, or anything else that is locked. In any game where the player has an inventory, it's a safe bet that a key will appear at some point.
This term can refer to both a visible shot onscreen in a shooter, or a round that has been fired from or currently loaded into a weapon.
A barrel is a hollow cylindrical container, traditionally made of wood staves and bound with iron hoops. In video games, it is used in many ways to fill up a level or even be used in one. They also may explode. Use caution when around barrels.
Machine guns, generally, are heavier weapons with a rapid rate of fire. To quote the Quake manual, they "eat ammo like popcorn."
Helicopters are flying vehicles, typically with a single large main rotor to maintain lift with a tail rotor to counter rotation induced by this main rotor. They are useful in air to ground combat as well as for quickly inserting and recovering infantry close to the front line.
A box containing treasure usually in the form of gold or valuable items.
Health packs restore some amount of a players health, and can be permanent or temporary. They come packaged in a variety of forms, from the common med kit, to drugs, medicine, and even food.
Usually a Button, lever, or computerized scanner used to open, close, power on, turn on, or unlock something. Found common in most games that involve puzzle solving as well as shooters.
Known outside of the United States as a football, this item is used to play soccer, the most popular sport in the world.
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Stillwater, OK (Sports Network) - Markel Brown scored 21 points and handed out six assists as the Oklahoma State Cowboys rolled over the Texas Tech Red Raiders, 79-45, in a Big 12 matchup at Gallagher-Iba Arena.
Phil Forte added 19 points off the bench and Philip Jurick collected 11 rebounds for Oklahoma State (12-4, 2-2 Big 12) which had lost three of its previous four contests.
Jaye Crockett scored 11 points and Jordan Tolbert chipped in 10 for Texas Tech (8-8, 1-4) which has lost four straight.
At the end of the first half Oklahoma State led 35-23 after hitting 47.8 percent of its field goal attempts, including 4-of-8 from beyond the arc, while holding Texas Tech to 37.5 percent.
In the second half the Red Raiders managed to collect only four field goals while shooting 18.2 percent from the field to allow the Cowboys to coast to victory.
The Cowboys had a 43-26 edge on the boards and a 14-3 advantage in second chance points.
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My name's John Accardi. I'm 25 years old and just about 6 months ago, I withdrew from the neuroscience PhD program at Georgetown University. Not only was I on a full scholarship that paid my tuition and lab expenses, but I was receiving a generous stipend as well. So why did I drop out and […]Read More
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Implementing Chip and PIN Technology For Credit Cards To Protect Against Fraud In The US
Though chip, or EMV, technology for credit cards has been around since the 1990s, the United States has continued to rely on the traditional magnetic strip on the back of cards along with a signature for point of sale (POS) transactions. Some companies have "upgraded" their cards to include a chip but still require a […]Read More
Stay On Top Of Your Affiliate Partners! How Laziness Cost Me $10,000+ In Online Revenue
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I don't want any eggs - NO!
From The History of The Hen Fever by George P. Burnham (1855)
Illustrated by F. Winterhalter
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I don't want any eggs - NO!
From The History of The Hen Fever by George P. Burnham (1855)
Illustrated by F. Winterhalter
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Bonaparte, First Consul, at the battle of Marengo. Anonymous engraving. From Napoléon raconté par l'image.
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Young man by an unknown artist, c. 1800, from the fashion publication The Tie.
All I can see in this image is Murat trying his hand at the Beau Brummell look.
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A selection of illustrated bats from The Royal Natural History, an 1894 publication with engravings by Adalbert Müller. (New York Public Library)
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Napoléon au Bivouac à Vielle d'Austerlitz by artist Henri Felix Emmanuel Philippoteaux and engraver Jean-Baptiste-Alfred CornillietThis one is from Archives Canada but there is a clean up version at the McGill University Digital Library (LINK).
1) coluber gronovianus (?); 2) Cape coral snake; 3) (?).
From Herrn de la Cepede's Naturgeschichte der Amphibien (Mr de Lacépède's Natural History of amphibians) vol. 4, by Comte de Lacépède, Weimar, 1802.
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Napoleão em Santa Helena.
"A gentleman is simply a patient wolf" - sleeve tattoo commission.
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These pages are dotted through the French sections of "An Illustrated History of Modern Europe 1789-1945" by Denis Richards (fifth edition, 1950). From the preface:
These have been included partly with the idea of making pupils feel more 'friendly' towards their text-book, and partly with the idea of aiding the memory. […] The picture-charts are summaries of movements or causes of great importance, presented in this way to assist the memory of the many students best approached through the visual sense.
Napoleonic mountain-climbing: Don't try this at home kids!


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Albert Hamilton Holt Colloquium
Politics and the Citizen in Shakespeare
Friday, February 1, 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Class of '41 Studio, Daniel Hall
Keynote lectures:
Dr. William Carroll, Boston University
"'Here May You See the Tyrant': Resistance Theory in Macbeth"
Dr. Margaret Maurer, Colgate University
"Poets and Julius Caesar"
Dr. Nick Radel, Furman University
"Why is Mercutio Black? Race and Sexual Politics in Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet"
A reception with refreshments will follow the colloquium. All are invited to stay and meet the speakers.
All Shakespeare at Clemson events are free, except live performances. Programming is subject to change.


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Presidential biographer Edmund Morris didn't think much of a question asked by Bob Schieffer of CBS News Sunday when the host of "Face the Nation" asked the often acerbic Morris, author of a new biography of Teddy Roosevelt, what he thought the former President wold think of today's politics.
"You keep asking these presentist questions Bob," Morris replied. "As the immortal Marisa Tomei said in My Cousin Vinny, 'that's a bullshit question!' because you cannot pluck people out of the past and expect them to comment on what's happening today."
Schieffer took the question in stride and moved on although CBS sources tell Capitol Hill Blue that Morris has appeared on CBS for the last time.
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Give 'em hell Eddie.
That was an idiotic "Whadda you think" question. Love the response. So much for playing "What if?"
And yet Teddy Roosevelt is one of the easiest presidents to pluck out of history and apply to today's problems, because his numerous speeches from his 1912 presidential campaign hit on quite a lot of issues still facing us today–right down to his very detailed thoughts about whether or not business should be more regulated (he thought they should) or even taken over by the government in whole or part if circumstances seemed to warrant it (he didn't rule it out altogether but said it was a bad idea).
More govt control… without total govt control. Where, why, and how would he draw the line?
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The IBR 2012 economy focuses are listed below. More will appear here as they are completed. For the 2011 releases please click here.
These short reports cover economies across the globe. Drawing on data from the IBR and leading global economic forecasting houses, each report looks at the economic and business trends that will shape growth trajectories over the next 12 months.
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Makes: 4 to 6 servings
Prep: 15 minutes
Cook: 5 minutes
1 1/4 pounds chicken tenders
1/2 cup seasoned rice vinegar
1/4 cup peeled fresh ginger, sliced, plus 1 tablespoon finely grated
2 tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon soy sauce
2 tablespoons dark sesame oil
2 tablespoons canola oil
1/3 cup coarsely chopped scallion
Salt and pepper to taste
1 small napa cabbage, cut lengthwise into thin slices
1 yellow bell pepper, cut into thin strips
1 large carrot, cut into thin strips
2 tablespoons toasted sesame seeds
1. Rinse chicken and pat dry.
2. Bring 4 cups water, 1/4 cup rice vinegar, ginger slices, and 2 tablespoons soy sauce to a boil in a large saucepan. Add chicken; simmer 1 minute. Remove pan from heat and let stand, covered, until chicken is cooked, about 5 minutes. Drain pan and discard ginger slices. Transfer chicken to a cutting board and slice.
3. To make dressing, whisk together remaining rice vinegar, the grated ginger, remaining soy sauce, sesame oil, canola oil, 2 tablespoons water, and scallion in a large bowl; add salt and pepper.
4. Toss cabbage, bell pepper, and carrot together. Top with chicken slices and sesame seeds and drizzle with dressing.
Nutrition facts per serving: 295 calories, 30g protein, 13g carbohydrate, 14.5 g fat (2g saturated), 3g fiberZesty Vinaigrette
In a blender, combine 1/4 cup water with 1/2 cup lemon juice, 2 tablespoons lemon zest, and 1 tablespoon honey. Add 1/2 cup olive or canola oil, 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard, 2 tablespoons chopped dill, and 1 tablespoon minced shallot; blend until well mixed. Add salt and pepper to taste.
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Toss your lettuce (spinach, romaine, and field greens are the most nutritious) with a rainbow of veggies, such as tomatoes, yellow bell peppers, carrots, and cucumbers.Pick a protein.
Tofu, beans, chicken, turkey, fish -- all of these are good sources to keep you satisfied. Stick with one and you won't go overboard.Watch the add-ons.
A sprinkle of cheese or nuts is okay, but skip the calorie bombs, like bacon bits and croutons.Dress for success.
Instead of mayo-based toppings, like ranch, opt for a vinaigrette made with olive or canola oil.
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Hartnell College Basketball Team to Play in State Championships
March 10th, 2003
The Hartnell College basketball team - the Coast Conference champs - will play in the state championships this week after winning the third round of the regional playoffs on Saturday against Cabrillo College, 64-51.
The Panthers, coached by Frank Carbajal, will play Los Angeles City College at the University of San Diego in San Deigo at 1 p.m. Thursday, March 13. Eight community college teams from throughout California will participate in the state competition.
This is the first time Hartnell's basketball team has played in the state championships since 1995.
Commenting on the team's achievement, Dr. Edward Valeau, Hartnell president, said, "Hats off to coach Carbajal and his team for their winning style. We are proud of you all."
Several team members won Coast Conference honors. E. J. Rowland was named the conference's Player of the Year. He also was presented an All-Conference First Team Award as was Kenneth Barnes. Rudy Lopez and Austin Souza received All-Conference Second Team Awards.


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South Carolina falls 66-64 at No. 23 Baylor
South Carolina guard Sindarius Thornwell got off two desperate shots while trying to score a tying basket in the final 4 seconds at No. 23 Baylor. Michael Carrera then grabbed a rebound and went back up, drawing contact - and a whistle - at the same time the buzzer sounded. After a lengthy video review, officials determined that the game was over, and Baylor had a 66-64 victory...
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South Carolina 82, LSU 73
Michael Carrera's 23 points led four South Carolina players in double figures as the Gamecocks defeated LSU 80-73 in overtime Wednesday night to give first-year coach Frank Martin his first Southeastern Conference victory. Carrera scored 21 points after halftime, including 10 in overtime, when the Gamecocks (11-5, 1-2) outscored the Tigers 13-4. Brenton Williams added 16 points...
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Gamecocks take out Jacksonville 91-74
Freshman Michael Carrera leads the way with 17 points to help the Gamecocks defeat the Dolphins 91-74. South Carolina rode the hot shooting of the Gamecocks behind the three-point line for their sixth victory of the season.
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South Carolina 91, Jacksonville 74
Michael Carrera scored 17 points and Brian Richardson added a season-high 16 as South Carolina snapped a two-game losing streak with a 91-74 victory over Jacksonville Friday night. The Gamecocks led 57-30 at halftime behind 13 points apiece for Richardson and Carrera. South Carolina (6-3) shot 71.9 percent (23 of 32) from the field and made 6 of 7 3-pointers for its highest scoring...
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Michael Carrera returned from injury Saturday and hit a three-pointer as time expired to send the game into overtime and South Carolina took over from there, winning 74-67 in the Hoops For Hope Classic in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. LaShay Page scored 22 and Brian Richardson had 14 to lead the Gamecocks
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LeShay Page scored 22 points and Michael Carrera added 18 to lead South Carolina to a 74-67 win against Missouri State in overtime Saturday in a semifinal at the Hoops for Hope Classic. Page was 6 of 11 from the field and led the team with six rebounds. Carrera was 6 of 7 from the field and made five rebounds. Brian Richardson added 14, including four from 3-point range, as the...
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Michael Carrera provided the early spark, LaShay Page brought them back in the second half, and Brenton Williams put it away in the end as South Carolina overcame a 17 point deficit early in the second half to come away with an 82-75 win over Wisconsin-Milwaukee Sunday afternoon in Frank Martin's official debut as coach.
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Mr. Edwards was born July 3, 1933 in Athens to Everett Lee and Annie Esther Greer Edwards, Sr., and passed away Sunday, June 10, 2012 in Springhill. He was a lifelong resident of this area, a deacon and faithful member of Unity Baptist Church, a former employee of International Paper Company for 27 years and retired from the Louisiana Dept. of Wildlife and Fisheries with 20 years of service. Mr. Edwards was a loving husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather.
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Council candidate Maritza Davila. — Photo by Aaron Short
To help you make the right decision in the upcoming Democratic primary — which is the de facto election in Brooklyn — BushwickBK will be running profiles on each of the three main City Council candidates for the 34th District this week. As the 37th's Erik Dilan is running unchallenged in the election, he will not be profiled.
In 1990, Maritza Davila, a single mother of three, was working at grocery store off Myrtle Avenue making just above minimum wage. It was a steady job, but the pay was too low to support her family and her housing situation was growing dire.
"I was living in a dilapidated 8-unit building on Bleecker between Cypress and St. Nicholas that had no heat or hot water," said Davila. "I didn't realize the landlord was collecting bills."
Morale in the community was low. It was ten years after the arson that ravaged Bushwick and many buildings remained abandoned and drug infested. On her own block, she found vials of crack and hypodermic needles from users who dropped their paraphernalia. She went out to look for help and soon met two housing organizers from the Ridgewood Bushwick Senior Citizens Council (RBSCC).
"I decided to take it block by block," said Davila. "Unless you live there, you really don't know what the issues are in order to empower people."
With their help, and the blessing of officers from the 83rd Precinct and Assemblymember Vito Lopez (D-Williamsburg, Bushwick), Davila founded the Northern Bushwick Residents' Association, which she still leads, and began organizing block associations. She helped local residents develop relationships with NYPD officers and built a community garden in an abandoned lot on Jefferson Street near Irving Avenue.
"I came into politics by default," said Davila. "I never thought I would be running for office."
Almost twenty years later, she is, challenging incumbent Councilmember Diana Reyna for a spot on City Council in the 34th District. Davila was born in Puerto Rico, moving to Brooklyn when she was only 3 months old. She lived on Marcy Avenue near Wallabout Street before her family moved to Palmetto Street in Bushwick when she was almost 9. She attended PS 106, IS 291 and Bushwick High School (now the Bushwick Campus), attending St. Barbara's Church, before pursuing a two-year business-statistics administration class and an Associates degree, but work and the responsibilities of raising young children intervened. Now she has two grandchildren and she's currently going back to school to complete her A.A. at Kingsborough Community College.
"I've always maintained that integrity, that work ethic. I think work is the only way to make a difference. I've always been working. [Running for office] is another step in my life where I think I can do more," she said.
Davila got Lopez's attention in the early 1990s after her work urging the 83rd Precinct to add foot patrols to her block, and she applied for a job as a legislative aide. By 1996, she was working as a community organizer with RBSCC, first starting to build a weatherization program. She worked to help landlords make their buildings more energy efficient, which at that time cost between $5,000 and $10,000 per unit, as well as in the lead prevention program which helped the city abate lead paint from older buildings in Bushwick.
"When no one was thinking green, we were doing green," said Davila.
One of her proudest accomplishments is working with Lopez to bring Rheingold Gardens to the neighborhood. The compound off Bushwick Avenue contains 600 "affordable" rentals and cooperative apartments for first-time homeowners, which added many new residents to an area of mostly abandoned former breweries, factory buildings, and auto mechanic shops.
"It was vacant. No one wanted to walk through there. As a little girl, I had to walk through that lot. It was a horrible experience. It's become a beautiful neighborhood."
She is converting these experiences into a platform for her candidacy. For Davila, preserving Bushwick's affordable housing stock, building more affordable housing, giving parents more control in local schools, and encouraging more residents to utilize local health care services are among the most important issues in the 34th District campaign.
"There are two hospitals within walking distance but our community doesn't want to go to these hospitals," said Davila, who has sat on boards at both Woodhull Hospital and Wyckoff Heights Medical Center. "We need to bring up morale in these hospitals and bring back the faith of people to go back to these hospitals. It's not an impossible task. It takes committed people to do this."
Davila also emphasizes small business development, pointing to her experiences organizing merchants on Wyckoff Avenue and Irving Avenue to develop Merchants' Associations and utilize the resources available to them. She welcomes new development along Wyckoff and Flushing Avenue, but believes it must stay within the context of the neighborhood.
"The neighborhoods in the 34th district have their own personalities," said Davila. "Williamsburg has many bars and stores. Is that going to work in Bushwick? There are many more residents here than businesses, and here they pay attention to how many liquor licenses are being given out. Unlike Community Board 1, there is not a full page of liquor licenses coming through Community Board 4."
She believes she can address the concerns of constituents from different neighborhoods through grassroots organizing and gathering input from everyone to solve common problems.
"It may not be a perfect world, but we live here and take pride in what we have. We're going to work very hard to bring in resources and protect the rights of the residents and business owners that work and live in this community," said Davila. "I see myself working with everyone."
These days, she spends almost as much time volunteering with community organizations after work. Just before running for office, Davila helped organize Bushwick's Summer Streets program, which closed off Knickerbocker Avenue to vehicular traffic for three Sundays, counseled seniors facing displacement from their homes, and helped run a number of RBSCC holiday events from its annual picnic at Sunken Meadows to last year's Thanksgiving and Christmas meals on wheels programs.
"Looking at how much (Lopez) has done with this community and how drastically it has changed because of his work, I want to give back to the community because of his drive and motivation," said Davila.
She has received the endorsements of numerous public officials and labor groups, including the Working Families Party, 1199 (health care workers), 32BJ (property services workers), and the RWDSU (retail and restaurant workers). While she has been finishing up what has been a long campaign for City Council, Associated Supermarket on Knickerbocker finally agreed to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in back wages to its workers after State Department of Labor investigations. The endorsement of unions and the settlement hold personal resonance to Davila, who still remembers her days stocking shelves and ringing up customers' groceries.
"That was a very strong message that was sent to working class New Yorkers," said Davila. "You can't hire people and not pay them wages. Now there are laws in place. Now they can no longer hire people and treat them like second class citizens."


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Savouring Stratford - a Day Spent Foraging in the Country.
For centuries food has been bringing people together, people who may never have met if not for the excuse to break bread with one another. In modern times we have seen the rise of an importance placed upon socializing around food, and the creation of strong and diverse food cultures within local society. Now, in the age of the Internet we have found ways to connect with other foodies locally, and around the world to share information, recipes, techniques, and use "crowd sourcing" for all purposes related to food.
Where should I go for dinner?
Where can you get good, and authentic Thai food?
How do you build a home smoker?
How long do you boil your fresh pasta for?
What brand of ice cream maker should I buy?
The internet has changed the way we look at food and food culture.
Culinary tourism is the term we use to describe the experience of traveling for the explicit purpose of enjoying the food of a region along with experiencing different cultures and sights, be it areas that are close to home, or across the world. Recently I played Culinary Tourist in my own (relative) back yard and got to eat local food in a barn in Perth County with a ton of foodies, a farmer and his wife, a tea sommelier, a pig farmer, and some tourism folks. Not too shabby!
Perth county is one of the richest growing regions in all of Canada, and as a direct result of this it is one of the best destinations for a Culinary Tourist. Only 1.5 hour drive from Toronto, and home to the Stratford Festival, you could spend an entire weekend eating, taking in shows, and strolling in and out of the great shops and galleries in and around Stratford.
Our day in and around Stratford started with a trip to the nearly complete Monforte Dairy production facility, which should open any day now. From there we had a walking tour of the Manic Organic's farm, Soiled Reputation, where we picked some of the greens that would end up on our lunch plates, met his donkey Jesus (named for a character in one of my favourite movies, The Big Lebowski), checked out some of the local birds (Antony John is an avid bird watcher and has identified over 100 species of birds in his 20+ years running his farm).
Next, was the hilight of my day, meeting the piggies on Fred de Martines' farm! Conventional hogs, Berkshire, Tamworth, and most importantly the Wild Boars and cross-bred Iron and Stone Age. We would be enjoying a lunch created by Chef Neil Baxter of Rundles with some Wild Boar loin roased over an open fire (which we saw when touring the property) provided by Fred's company, Perth Pork Products.
Lunch was really a magical experience for me. Connect with some of the food that was about to be put on my plate, and all of being extremely fresh and local, and cooked by one of the top chefs in Stratford? Yes please!
To finish off we had a tea workshop from Tea Sommelier Karen Hartwick, of Tea Leaves in Stratford. Very informative (and tasty) she took us through 5 teas with a very thorough explanation. It almost felt like we were at a wine tasting.
After that we headed back in to town to visit Derek Barr, of Chocolate Barr's Candies. We spent some time learning the candy makers secrets and the group got to make a batch of Derek's Nutty Pop, what he describes as "An educated form of caramel corn where you ass pecans and almonds. Here is his recipe!
Nutty Pop from Chocolate Barrs
White sugar 230g
Brown sugar 140g
Glucose (or corn syrup) 90g
Raw whole almonds 230g
Raw mammoth pecans 230g
Popped popcorn 60g
Salt Pinch
Butter 90g
Water 90g
In a large heavy bottomed pot (think Le Creuset) mix the sugars, glucose, salt and water. Bring to a boil and add butter. Cook to 260f. Add almonds and cook the syrup to 285f. Add pecans and cook to 300f and turn off the heat. Fold in the popcorn carefully and turn out on to a greased pan or parchment paper. Always wash any sugar crystals that form on the side of the pot with a heat resistant brush and water. These will cause your batch to grain off (will taste ok but will not keep as well and will look dull).
Finally, on the way out of town we stopped at Shakespeare Pies and The Best Little Pork Shoppe. Mennonite pie and meat, what a win and a great way to end our visit to Perth County.
All throughout the day there was opportunities to purchase fresh local ingredients to take home, and being foodies most of us took advantage every step of the way. In the days since members of the group have been posting on their blogs and tweeting their meals made with products from Perth County, and that's the point. Support the local producer directly, talk to them about what they do, how they do it, and most importantly WHY. Ask questions! Take it home and enjoy what the land can provide for us.
There are really infinite possibilities when visiting this region, and you can get help from many agencies with regards to planning your trip.
Visit Stratford - On the website there are some culinary packages available and you can do many of the things we did on our visit.
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This fall, WaterCan launches a pilot project for a new programming stream: Clean Water for Health. Many health facilities in eastern Africa are burdened with appalling water and sanitation conditions, contributing to sickness and disease among both patients and health workers. WaterCan, in collaboration with our local partners, developed this new initiative to help contribute to a reduction in water, sanitation and health (WASH) related health risks to patients, health workers and caregivers/visitors in assisted health facilities. The first project will be piloted in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia at Kechene Clinic. Learn More
On September 15, Toronto philanthropists Steve and Sharan Gordon turned fine art into water as they hosted their inaugural H2O Art Auction, to benefit WaterCan. Stephen Ranger of Fine Art Valuation and Consultancy presided over this exclusive auction, which was also attended by special guest Margaret Trudeau. Hosted by the Arta Gallery in the historic Distillery District of Toronto, the event auctioned off 22 one-of-a-kind water-inspired photographs donated by internationally acclaimed photographers. The event raised over $33,000 in support of WaterCan's international programming.
Join WaterCan on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure to Africa! Visit watercan project sites in Tanzania and scale Africa's highest peak, all in support of our vision: Clean Water for All. Learn More
This year's WaterCan School by School Fundraising Challenge, in support of Clean Water for Bondo District Schools has not only been met but greatly exceeded! This project will help to provide 6,000 school children at 13 primary schools throughout Bondo District, Kenya with access to life's most basic needs: clean drinking water and basic sanitation. Thank you to all students and teachers across Canada who participated in meeting and exceeding the $22,500 goal Learn More
On April 27th, the Collega network of Aveda salons, spas, and stores held its fifth annual Canada-wide series of Walks for Water in 14 cities, in honor of Earth Month and in support of its charitable partner WaterCan. The dedicated Water Warriors raised over $375,000 for clean water rights to benefit WaterCan's efforts throughout eastern Africa. Worldwide, nearly 1 billion people do not have access to clean safe drinking water. Thank you to all Collega International staff andthe staff of Aveda salons, stores and spas across Canada! Learn More
In celebration of World Water Week 2011, and with the support of CIDA, WaterCan hosted its inaugural "We Unite for Water: An African Speaking Tour", which toured through Ottawa and Toronto March 16 to 27. WaterCan's partner, Mr. Getu Hunde, General Manager of OSRA Ethiopia, was joined by Rhiannon Cobb (WaterCan's Youth Ambassador) and David Celia (folk musician) for a tightly-packed schedule of presentations reaching over 2,000 people including university and school-aged students, businesses, policy-makers and congregations. Learn More
The Water for Life benefit concert will be a celebration of water, rivers and the natural world while also focusing on the importance of water and the need to be good water stewards wherever we might live. A wonderful mix of inspirational stories, stunning images, film clips and music, the show features internationally renowned river conservationist, writer and speaker, Mark Angelo, who also chairs the Rivers Institute at BCIT.
Funds raised from this event will benefit WaterCan and the Nature Trust of BC. Join us on April 7 at the Michael J Fox theatre in Burnaby, British Columbia.
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After winning the October 2010 Friends of Naturalizer online voting contest with over 67,000 votes, WaterCan has been invited to "defend its title" in this April's Friends of Naturalizer Campaign. Voting will take place online from Thursday, April 7 - Sunday, April 10. Stay tuned for more details!
WaterCan is proud to have been selected as an official partner of the Ottawa (Mar. 20-21) and Calgary (Mar. 27-28) Go Green Expos, hosted by National Events Management.
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Get out of midtown and enjoy one of NYC's (somewhat) hidden gems: High Line Park. High Line is an urban, linear park built on top of the former elevated New York Central Railroad, called the West Side Line. It runs through the lower west side of Manhattan, also known as Chelsea. It starts from Gansevoort Street, and ends at 30th street. Some of the park's attractions include its naturalized plantings and unexpected views of the city and the Hudson River. The tracks from the old railway are still intact, so visitors get a sense of what it used to be like. There are also activities that occur in High Line Park throughout the seasons. Be on the look out for those events by checking out: http://www.thehighline.org/
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After a walk on the High Line, head over to Chelsea Market for shopping and eating. Located on 9th avenue, between 15th and 16th street, Chelsea Market features stores like Anthropologie sample sales from different designers changing every few weeks, and flea markets, as well as eateries such as Amy's Bread and Eleni's baked goods. There's something in there for everyone. Tip: If the weather permits, go shopping at Chelsea Market, and then get all your food to go for a picnic on High Line Park.
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Obama's book is popular in China, where officials kept an eye on the election
Barack Obama's victory will have come as no surprise to the Chinese Government.
Beijing has watched the race with keen interest.
And although it saw neither candidate as a particular threat to Sino-US relations, China will be concerned about Obama's perceived protectionist policy on trade and his persistent criticism of human rights.
China's state-run media have been scrupulous about not openly backing a single candidate for the presidency but the Chinese people have made no such distinction.
A survey in the English-speaking China Daily's online service found 75% of respondents backed Obama.
"His new attitude is different from the others," one Beijing student, Li told the Washington Times.
"We hope to see a new, different America."
Beijing's biggest book shop had seven books on Obama on sale - all of them selling briskly.
State run media Xinhua has reacted quickly to this sudden interest in the US elections, warning its readers that the grass is not always greener on the other side of the world.
A commentary read: "Western democracy cannot cure all the diseases.
"So we can see that even though we admire Western democracy, it still has a lot of problems and reminds us of American deficiencies."
Trade will remain the biggest potential roadblock to relations between an Obama administration and Beijing.
Obama has said he will use all measures to press China to change its foreign exchange rate that undervalues its currency and boosts its exports.
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Litchfield town deliberative session set for Saturday
According to Town Administrator Jason Hoch, the recommended operating budget of $5,045,145 is about $80,000 more than the current budget.
"About $35,000 of that increase is the added cost from the New Hampshire Retirement System," said Hoch. "That is what everyone is dealing with right now."
Other adjustments to the budget include third-year wage increases from a police union contract and the anticipated hiring of four to six on-call firefighters, according to Hoch.
Voters will review 18 warrant articles, although some of them are typical housekeeping items. There is a request for $12,500 to be used for preliminary engineering costs to design a sidewalk on Pinecrest Road that would connect the bike path on Albuquerque Avenue with Litchfield Middle School. The fee, Hoch said, is just for the design plans; the actual construction costs will likely be presented to voters at the 2014 annual meeting. "We know how popular the Albuquerque Bike Path has become, so we want to get the ball rolling to eventually connect the path to all of the schools," he said. "This is step one towards doing that."
There is a separate request to allocate $10,000 to repair the entrance to the town hall and police station. The requested funds, according to Hoch, are leftover from the town hall roof replacement last year.
"There is severely deteriorated concrete at the front entrance," he said, adding the existing columns at the entryway also need to be repaired.
Residents also will be asked to appropriate $20,000 to repaint the old town hall, $10,000 for an engineering study to determine possible designs for a wastewater sewer system and nearly $19,000 for a 2 percent cost of living adjustment for nonunion town and library employees.
Another warrant article, which is advisory only, seeks to gain public comment about the current official ballot voting, or SB2 form currently used by the town. The article asks for insight into whether town residents would like to revert to the traditional town meeting for conducting its annual meeting.
"If there is interest to go back to the traditional town meeting style, then it will be placed on the warrant next year to discuss the merits of each type of government," said Hoch.
Saturday's deliberative session begins at 10 a.m. at Campbell High School, 1 Highlander Court.
The school district's deliberative session will begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the high school.
Election Day is March 12.
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Ask the Naturalist: Shady Bay Area Hikes?
September 19, 2014 by Bay Nature Staff
Where to find some shady hikes in our state parks on sunny fall days? Guest naturalist – and BN publisher David Loeb – had some suggestions.
Fisherman Kirk Lombard encourages his seafood customers to eat small and eat weird. The monkeyface eel is both.
San Francisco's Ocean Beach, already struggling with foot traffic and free-roaming domestic pets, faces a serious erosion problem.
Marin's Marine Mammal Center is spreading its reach across the Pacific, and this summer opened a $3.2 million seal hospital in Hawaii that is the only facility in the world dedicated to treating and protecting the Hawaiian monk seal.
In a single agricultural field on the San Mateo County coast, the entire known world population of Ornduff's meadowfoam is thriving.
A new effort has been launched to restore 70 acres of native eelgrass in the San Francisco Bay, paid for with Cosco Busan oil spill money.
A new iPad app, Wild Bee Gardening, draws on the knowledge of native bee experts to bring native bee conservation and gardening into the digital realm.
September 19, 2014 by Bay Nature Staff
Where to find some shady hikes in our state parks on sunny fall days? Guest naturalist – and BN publisher David Loeb – had some suggestions.
September 13, 2014 by Alison Hawkes
"I hear lion attacks are rare. Why would a mountain lion attack a child in the midst of a large group, as we've seen in the Santa Cruz Mountains last weekend?"
September 10, 2014 by Jonah Raskin
Environmental groups gathered in downtown Vallejo over the weekend to mark the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act, to ponder the meaning of the word and to filter the concept through the lenses of California's diverse communities.
Check out our 424 parks and 373 trails — with more trails listed every week! Find trails and parks great for views, wildflowers, birding, kids, and more.
A morning outing to Lands End provides about as much wilderness as can be found in San Francisco; the beauty is so stunning, it's easy to miss the ghosts. But walk a few minutes under the thick mantle of Monterey cypress and they'll appear. Prop yourself against the crumbling walls of a concrete pillbox on […]
Tucked into West Marin's San Geronimo Valley, just a few hundred feet from Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, you'll find a meadow circled by bay trees, madrones, and enormous old-growth redwoods–some of them 250 feet tall. This is Roy's Redwoods preserve, a 377-acre park that's been home to a ranch, a commune, and even Ewoks for […]
Hike by Matthew Bettelheim, originally published in the January 2007 issue of Bay Nature magazine Calling the Sunol Regional Wilderness's Little Yosemite area a scenic gorge is like calling Yosemite a pretty valley. This little gem, tucked away along a stretch of Alameda Creek, has been made accessible to the public by an […]
This trip is a great way to experience the Bay Trail by bike along the shoreline of San Mateo, Foster City and Redwood City. Begin in the Eucalyptus groves of Coyote Point Park and follow a wide paved trail to Shoreline Park, across an award-winning bicycle/pedestrian bridge, around Seal Point Park for expansive views of […]
It's not "news" to Bay Nature readers that climate change is in the process of giving a serious thwack to living systems. But what's less well understood is how plants and animals and the habitats they inhabit are moving—and being altered—in response to changing temperature and precipitation patterns.
In a world thoroughly worked over by humankind, wilderness is our term for those places that seem the least altered, the least managed. It identifies the rawer end of a spectrum, with downtown San Francisco on one end and, say, the Wrangell Mountains on the other. But the word is elastic.
The ideas driving the environmental and social movements of the early 1970s gained a strong foothold in the East Bay Regional Park District, thanks in large part to a cohort of young park workers hired during that decade.
Looking out across the 650-acre project toward the distant Godzilla arm of the backhoe against the blue sky, I finally see on the ground what the planners and engineers have been describing to me ever since I first began writing stories about Hamilton ten years ago: a tapestry of habitats.
Another phenomenon, equally fabulous but much lower in the food chain, can also occur in the ocean at this time of year: bioluminescence, or "living light."
On the last weekend of March, 9,000 people armed with binoculars, butterfly nets, cameras, and smartphones, spread out over an archipelago of national park lands from Point Reyes in Marin County to Mori Point on the San Mateo coast. Their goal: document as many species as possible of plants, animals, and other living things in […]
Each week, BayNature.org features an individual, a public agency, a nonprofit, or a business in our local nature community.
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Plumb's new single is out and it's an awesome remix of her song "God-shaped Hole"! You can listen to it on her myspace page.
She's also giving away an iPod shuffle, featuring the new single. You can find more details on Plumb's blog!
The new Relient K album "Forget and Not Slow Down" is coming out October 6th! Plus they'll be hitting some Air 1 cities during their fall tour, including Kansas City, MO and Tulsa, OK.
You can check out the new Relient K website with more details on the new album and tour.
And if you're feeling kinda bored, try some "Cubin with Schneck"!
Fireflight just released their new digital acoustic EP "Unbroken and Unplugged" this week and have more details on their blog about where you can find it. You can also hear the new unplugged version of "Unbreakable" on their myspace page.
And check out this video - Fireflight's giving us a little tour of the recording studio where they are starting to work on new music!
Fireflight in the Studio AGAIN!!
Why are the Hawk guys working on the "cows are king" rap and running the "Country Music 1/2 Marathon"?! Hmmmm...
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(NEW YORK) — A musical based on the Oscar-winning Patrick Swayze-Demi Moore film Ghost opened on Broadway Monday night.
Caisie Levy plays Molly, the role originated by Moore. She says a few of the key elements from the film are represented in the movie, including the use of the song "Unchained Melody."
"'Unchained Melody' is woven throughout the score in different ways and I won't give it away completely but it's very much a part of the show," Levy says.
Levy points out that the musical also features the famous scene from the film in which Swayze and Moore's characters have a romantic moment while using a pottery wheel.
She says, "It's in a different spot in the musical than it is in the film but it still has a similar impact and I don't want to give it away but I do make a pot live on stage every night. I did have to take lessons."
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David Kernell, the Tennessee student who "hacked" into Sarah Palin's Yahoo! account two years ago by correctly answering her easy password-reminder question — a crime that Palin has compared to Watergate — has been sentenced to a year in jail.
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