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Wild! "Camels Empire" Camels have walked our planet for 45 million years and have learned to survive some of the harshest environments on earth. This film explores the surprisingly wide range of the camel family, retracing their family history to reveal the qualities that make them so resilient, and examines our relationship with these ancient beasts and the role camels played in shaping the foundations of human society.G
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Saving The Ocean "Destination Baja" On Mexico's Baja peninsula, local fishing people developed a whale-watching co-op that now draws tourists from across the world. The co-op runs the tourist accommodations, polices the lagoon, regulates access to the whales and preserves most of the area as a quiet sanctuary for the whales and their calves. There also are now several other successful, self-regulated fishing co-ops along Baja's Pacific coast.G
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Undamming The Elwha The KCTS9/EarthFix documentary tells the story of the Elhwa River, once dammed, now set free, following the determination that two 100-year-old dams were failing. The film includes historical photos and footage as well as interviews with those involved in the construction, operation and removal of the lower dam, the largest dam ever to be removed in the United States. Some of the footage used in the film is supplied by IdahoPTV and EarthFix Idaho reporter Aaron Kunz.G


text: Those of you who guessed that society would crumble because of an asteroid or zombie apocalypse appear to be so wrong it's laughable. No, instead, it's bank failures, dealership collapses, rampant unemployment, expensive gas and tainted Chinese milk all conspiring to create a Financiapocalypse. But what vehicle will help you survive it? Tricked-out military machine? A beater? A gas-electric hybrid? A big old diesel truck? The answer is, of course, a Ford Model T. The old Tin Lizzie was designed to go one million miles, meaning that if you can find one with less than 500K you're set. The engine runs on gasoline, but it was also designed to run on ethanol, meaning that you can grow your own fuel. It's like the AK-47 of cars in that most of the car's pieces can be replaced by hand-built parts. When the police departments disband because no one can pay a salary, thieves are going to steal all of the good cars. No one is going to steal this old jalopy, especially if painted black and made to look like it can't run. Top that. (QOTD is your chance to answer the day's most pressing automotive questions and experience the opinions of the insightful insiders, practicing pundits and gleeful gearheads that make up the Jalopnik commentariat. If you've got a suggestion for a good "Question Of The Day" send an email to tips at jalopnik dot com.) [Photo Source: Jim Johnson]

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David Penfound is one of the brightest stars in the world of fantasy art. His
ability to paint a wide range of subjects, his visually stunning use of vibrant
colour together with his untamed imagination sets David's work apart. He is
a self-tought master and at just 24 years of age had his first major overseas
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David is currently residing in England, though his artwork can be found all
over the world and has received numerous commissions from renowned companies
and most recently took the prestigious role to produce the image for the biggest
jigsaw puzzle in the world. As well as his traditional artwork David is highly
skilled in 3dsMax and produces high-end visual effects for film and tv, architectural
and product design visuals and animation.
The company was founded by Otto Robert Maier with seat in Ravensburg, a town in Upper Swabia in southern Germany. He began publishing in 1883 with his first author contract. He started publishing instruction folders for craftsmen and architects, which soon acquired him a solid financial basis. His first board game appeared in 1884, named "Journey around the world".
At the turn of the 20th century, his product line broadened to include picture books, books, children�s activity books, Art Instruction manuals, non-fiction books, and reference books as well as children�s games, Happy Families and activity kits. In 1900, the Ravensburger blue triangle trademark was registered with the Imperial Patent office. As of 1912, many board and activity games had an export version that was distributed to Western Europe, the countries of the Danube Monarchy as well as Russia.
Before the First World War, Ravensburger had around 800 products. The publishing house was damaged during the Second World War and continued to produce games in the years of the reconstruction. The company focused on children's games and books and specialized books for art, architecture and hobbies, and from 1962 grew strongly. The company started to produce jigsaw puzzle games in 1964, and in the same year opened subsidiaries in Austria, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. In 1977 the company split into a book publishing arm and a game publishing arm.
Today there are approximately 1,800 available books and 850 games as well as puzzles, hobby products and CD-ROM titles at Ravensburger and its subsidiaries, which include Alea for "hobby and ardent game players" and FX Schmid for games and children's books. Ravensburger products are exported to more than fifty countries.
In September 2010, Ravensburger broke Educa's record for the world's largest jigsaw puzzle of 24,000 pieces. Ravensburger's new puzzle design by late pop artist Keith Haring titled, 'Keith Haring: Double Retrospect' breaks the Guinness Book of World Records measuring 17' � 6' built from 32,256 pieces and comes with its own dolly cart for toting.


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United States Freedmen's Branch Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)
|This article describes a collection of historical records available at FamilySearch.org.
Access the records: Virginia, Freedmen's Bureau Letters, 1865-1872 .
- 1 Collection Time Period
- 2 Record Description
- 3 How to Use the Records
- 4 Record History
- 5 Related Web Sites
- 6 Related Wiki Articles
- 7 Contributions to This Article
- 8 Citing FamilySearch Historical Collections
- 9 Sources of Information for This Collection:
Collection Time Period
The dates covered by this collection are 1862 through 1872.
Record Description
This collection includes field office reports, letters received and sent, contracts, certificates, registers, censuses, affidavits, and other documents that preserve, directly and vividly, the experiences and circumstances of the individuals involved, such as freedpeople, Bureau officers, landowners and employers, and others. They contain desperate pleas for food, clothing, and medical care from rural communities; freedpeoples' testimonies about delinquent employers, continued use of forced labor and apprenticeship, violence, restrictions due to the new state-legislated and repressive "black codes"; petitions for new schools, legal aid in courts, and protection from violence; applications for land; and marriage certificates.
Marriage records from this NARA publication have been published in a separate collection: Freedmen's Bureau Virginia Marriages, ca. 1815-1866.
The Freedmen's Bank Records are the most commonly known records created by the Freedmen's Bureau and have also been described separately.
The original records are preserved at the National Archives in College Park, Maryland. Copies of the original records are available at the National Archives Building in Washington D.C. and the regional archives located in Alaska, California, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Missouri, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas and Washington State. The records were microfilmed in 2001; the microfilms are available at the Family History Library.
Record Content
The following important genealogical information is often found in Bureau records:
- Name of the freedman
- Name of the freedman's former owner
- Date of the record
- Birthplace
- Residence
- Age
- Bride
- Groom
- Marriage date
- Marriage place
How to Use the Records
The Freedmen's Bureau records are a major source of genealogical information about post Civil War African Americans. They are also a good source to quickly identify a family group and residence. Use the place of residence, age, and other information for each person to search for the individuals in census records and other types of records.
Record History
The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands was established in the War Department in March of 1865. It was commonly called the Freedman's Bureau and was responsible for the management and supervision of matters relating to refuges, freedmen, and abandoned lands. The Bureau assisted disenfranchised Americans, primarily African Americans, with temporal, legal and financial matters, with the intent of helping people to become self-sufficient. Matters handled included the distributing of food and clothing; operating temporary medical facilities; acquiring back pay, bounty payments, and pensions; facilitating the creation of schools, including the founding of Howard University; reuniting family members; handling marriages; and providing banking services. Banking services were provided by the establishment of the Freedman's Saving and Trust Company, or Freedman's Bank.
The Bureau functioned as an agency of the War Department from approximately June 1865 until December 1868. In 1872, the functions of the Bureau were transferred to the Freedmen's Branch of the Adjutant General's Office.
The Bureau assisted over one million African Americans, including many of the nearly four million emancipated slaves, which was over 25% of the population of former slaves in America.
Why This Record Was Created
The records identify those who sought help from the Bureau at the end of the Civil War. Most supplicants were freed slaves, some of which were military veterans. In addition, a few veterans who were not African Americans also sought help from the Bureau.
Record Reliability
Freedmen's Bureau records are usually reliable, because the records were supplied through first-person correspondence or the recording of a marriage.
Related Web Sites
Publications of the Freedmen and Southern Society Project
Related Wiki Articles
- African American Freedmen's Bureau Records
- Quick Guide to African American Records
- African American Research
Contributions to This Article
| We welcome user additions to FamilySearch Historical Records wiki articles. We are looking for additional information that will help readers understand the topic and better use the available records. We also need translations for collection titles and images in articles about records written in languages other than English. For specific needs, please visit WikiProject FamilySearch Records.
Please follow these guidelines as you make changes. Thank you for any contributions you may provide.
Citing FamilySearch Historical Collections
When you copy information from a record, you should also list where you found the information. This will help you or others to find the record again. It is also good to keep track of records where you did not find information, including the names of the people you looked for in the records.
A suggested format for keeping track of records that you have searched is found in the Wiki Article: How to Cite FamilySearch Collections.
Examples of Source Citations for a Record in This Collection
"Virginia, Freedmen's Bureau Letters, 1865-1872." index and images, FamilySearch ([1]): accessed 8 April 2011. entry for Henry Dillen; citing Bureau Letters, FHL microfilm 2,414,677; National Archives and Records Administration, National Archives, Washington, D.C.
Sources of Information for This Collection:
"Virginia, Freedmen's Bureau Letters, 1865-1872,"index and images, FamilySearch Historical Records, 2010; from National Archives and Records Administration. National Archives, Washington, D.C. NARA M1913. FHL microfilm, 203 reels. Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.
"North Carolina Freedmen's Bureau Letters, 1862-1870," database, FamilySearch Historical Records, 2010; from National Archives and Records Administration. National Archives, Washington, D.C. NARA M843. FHL microfilm, 38 reels. Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.
"Alabama Freedmen's Bureau Letters, 1865-1872," database, FamilySearch Historical Records, 2010; from National Archives and Records Administration. National Archives, Washington, D.C. NARA M1900. FHL microfilm, 34 reels. Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.
"Texas Freedmen's Bureau Letters, 1865-1872," database, FamilySearch Historical Records, 2010; from National Archives and Records Administration. National Archives, Washington, D.C. NARA M1912. FHL microfilm, 28 reels. Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.
"Kentucky Freedmen's Bureau Letters, 1865-1872," database, FamilySearch Historical Records, 2010; from National Archives and Records Administration. National Archives, Washington, D.C. NARA M1904. FHL microfilm, 133 reels. Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.


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From SIMILE Widgets
These examples are installed locally (www.simile-widgets.org) and primarily meant to demonstrate the functionality of various simile widgets.
The Simile Menagerie: An Exhibit of Resources for SIMILE Widget Projects
Do you know of a web page that utilizes a Simile Widget? A blog post? A plugin? Maybe you presented at a conference? You can include all these things and more directly in the interactive Simile Menagerie!
- CSAIL Principal Investigators
- Billionaires in History
- Topher's Breakfast Cereal Characters
- US Cities by Population
- Exhibit Logos
- CIA World Factbook - People
- Flags of the World
- MIT-related Nobel Prize Winners
- US Presidents
- Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees
- Recent United States Senate Bills
- Mushrooms
- Temperaturer i Sverige
- The Life of Monet: a simple timeline showing the life of Monet.
- JFK Assassination timeline: a minute by minute development when John F. Kennedy got shot on November 22nd, 1963 in Dallas.
- JFK Assassination timeline in Dutch: a minute by minute development when John F. Kennedy got shot on November 22nd, 1963 in Dallas. Timeline labels are in Dutch, as a demonstration of localization.
- Jewish History: 2000 years in length.
- Christianity Timeline: from Anno Domini to 2006, 570 events altogether.
- Religion Timelines: recommended to be viewed on a huge monitor, mashing the Jewish history with the Christianity timeline together to be seen side-by-side.
- Cubism: demonstrating the use of JSON, thanks to Juan Manuel Caicedo.
- Test Examples: demonstrates and tests various event attributes
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- Compact Painter: demonstrates the new compact painter.
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Apple is due to reveal its iPhone 5 later today and customers will be able to pre-order the smartphone on 14 September.
That pre-order date is this Friday and a couple of days after Apple's launch event for the next generation iPhone. According to MacRumours, the iPhone 5 will be available to pre-order from Apple early on Friday morning, possibly 6am. See: iPhone 5 release date, specs and rumour round-up.
"We're hearing that certain portions of Apple's online sales support team are significantly increasing their staffing levels beginning at 6:00 AM Eastern on Friday, with a major surge for the initial shift beginning at that time and a sustained level of high staffing for at least the remainder of the day." said MacRumours.
Apple's pre-order tactics, and indeed launches, have varied over the years with the iPhone 4S going up for pre-order soon after the media event finished. This appears not to be the case with this year's iPhone 5. See also: iPhone 5 launch: everything you need to know.
It is believed that pre-orders will be shipped and the iPhone 5 will hit Apple stores on 21 September, nine days after today's launch event. Check out the iPhone 5 price in UK too.
Earlier we reported the first iPhone 5 case by Sculpteo which shows the iPhone 5 will be larger than the iPhone 4/4S. At EE's 4G mobile broadband launch the firm hinted that the iPhone 5 will be 4G capable.
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If you were a fly on my parenting wall, this is what you'd hear—a lot. The kicker: These are all things I don't think I should have to say. Which makes it that much more annoying when I hear them flying out of my mouth 87 times a day. Perhaps if I say them a few thousand times more I can stop repeating myself again and again and again. Until then, here goes:
Alex, you have to flush the toilet after you pee.
Nora, don't flush the toilet until you pee.
Please don't use that word.
Or that word. C'mon, guys.
Please stop whining.
Please stop crying.
Put down my phone.
Put down Daddy's phone.
Just take a bite.
One bite.
I shouldn't have to feed you.
Don't say no to me.
No one wants to see your butt, Nora.
Or your giney. Please, Nora.
Alex, don't laugh, it's not funny.
Please don't make me count to three.
Why is there water on the floor?
Why is there milk on the floor?
Get off my feet, please.
OMG, are you seriously stepping on my feet again?
Do not roll down the window without asking, Alex.
Keep your hands in the car, Alex.
Do you hear me saying your name?!
How do you ask?
Now try it without whining.
What do you say?
Did you just kick her?
Hands! To! Your! Self!
Nora, that didn't even hurt, relax.
Say excuse me.
Say please.
Say thank you.
Give it back to her.
Give it back to him.
Give it to me.
Use a fork!
Why are you getting up from the table?
Did you ask to be excused?
Watch your milk!
Can I have a little privacy?
No, you can't wipe me.
No, it's not dark outside.
Yes, it's really bedtime.
I love you.
OK, so what's coming out of your mouth a little too often these days? Let's hear it. Oh, and of course I don't mind saying I love you to my kids, but by the 18th time I repeat it as I'm trying to leave their rooms at night, it does lose a little of its luster.


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Not so long ago, if you bought a van there was a very good chance your running costs would include regular trips to a chiropractor to reset your spine every few thousand miles, thanks to its poorly-designed seats.
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Owning your own car is hugely convenient. It sits outside your front door, ready to use any time you need it. Need to nip and out grab a loaf of bread? No problem. Forgot to pick up the dry-cleaning? Off you go. Of course, that convenience comes at a price...
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The Electric Odyssey team has reached China and is heading through Gansu province, between the Mongolian plains and the foothills of Tibet, with the aim to get to Kazakhstan on 10th August. While passing through Japan they encountered an electric DeLorean and created a rather fun video.
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Traditional British roadster manufacturer Morgan has built an EV with gears, which will hit the road in 2015.
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"We see a lot of non-traditional nutrient products in the marketplace," says Mark McFarland, Texas A&M University agronomist. "Unfortunately, research results on most of these products have not lived up to the billing."
McFarland, manning a fertility stop during the 40th annual Stiles Farm Field Day near Thrall, said farmers should run their own tests on products before they risk substantial acreage. "Don't use a whole field," he said. "Apply the material in strips like we do in test plots. Apply the product to one strip and leave it off an adjacent strip. And do that in several locations."
He says other than the product application, growers should treat all plots the same, so if a change does appear, they can tell what caused it.
"And if you can't see a difference, it ain't there," he said.
McFarland recommended that yield and quality difference should be the benchmark, not just in-season plant appearance. "The reason farmers should use a product is to pay for itself plus make a little profit." If it can't do that, folks waste their time and money.
McFarland said farmers can find a number of non-traditional products: soil conditioners, growth enhancers and microbial stimulants. "We'll run some tests on them here at the station," he said. "We've heard of some that we can't figure out how they are supposed to work. The key is to test them," he said.
The Stiles Farm is a 3,000-acre Texas A&M research facility.


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Cairo: An Egyptian health official says two people have been killed in clashes during a demonstration by supporters of ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi.
Emergency services chief Mohammed Sultan said three people were also wounded in the fighting on Friday between Morsi supporters and local residents hostile to the Muslim Brotherhood group, from which he hails.
It was not clear whether the killed were Morsi supporters or residents of Cairo`s Matariya district, where the clashes took place.
Weekly demonstrations by pro-Morsi protesters have been a frequent scene, often ending violently in clashes with the security or with locals.
Their numbers on the street have sharply decreased amid a security crackdown that left hundreds killed and put at least 22,000 in jail.


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Opinion: Fracking: Cuomo's Conundrum
Editorial board member Steve Moore on the political pressures Gov. Cuomo faces on whether to allow fracking in New York. Photo: Associated Press
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
I ... welcome back to Opinion Journal I'm I'm joined now by Journal editorial board member Steve Moore in Washington I don't stay if ... I get ... Steve hydraulic fracking for natural gas as replied communities and states all over the country with one exception New York state to mess because of governor Andrew Cuomo's ... reluctance to use me to pervert approve fracking in New York state ... God tells a little bit about the political pressures that ... have come to bear on Governor Cuomo why not New York state ... well first of all of a strike in one quick they had there are several states that have been on fracking I've Deon but costs are states that don't add flavor bought that don't have much over on natural gas ... new York is the first one ... that actually die in upstate New York there is we don't know exactly how much the wrist but we do know that oil and gas ... and the andthe drillers wanna go after that ... and by the way it's been happening ... in neighboring states like Pennsylvania obviously ... I it's happening in West Virginia and South Korea taxes it's happening in North Dakota ... and the big issue you and I in New York is the environmental issue and and this isn't to be taken lightly and in ... you obviously assured that you have about clean water but if you look at these other states that are doing it he added ... there is no evidence that there's been contamination of the water supply and it hasn't happened in North Dakota and that hasn't happened taxes as happened last Virginia ... Pennsylvania so I think this is an extreme played on them by marvelous as would the governor in a real tough situation because he obviously apps that cater to those left wing about malice but we're talking about upstate New York and as you know that's what most depressed areas in the country ... now it looks like East Germany steep around to look a quote ... from Andrew Cuomo on which he calls ... the economic benefits of fracking in ... aren't you will fall ... nonetheless he won't do it what does the nature of the environmental pressure ... on who was doing this is brain is pressure to bear on Governor Cuomo since there are so many people ... in upstate New York including farmers are sitting in the areas relevant role for whose sake ... lot were the ones taking the rest were willing to take it why will he do it ... get out of money said Ackerman at the consistency when every of these towns See Amore they wanna do out you know the drilling and then you've got this is a nominal opposition ... eager it's not that I'm a typical for you know ninety nine the moderator of the people of the town to be in favor of the drawing because it brings so much money in economic development and jobs in the area ... with the media always does finds that one person but it was against the Indian Army the person ... and that's I think happening in upstate New York is you have a few of these abdominal radicals who are against it but the vast majority of people in upstate New York feel like this is about jobs is about getting my make and by the way you look at areas like really wants Virginia which use to be an incredibly depressed area ... a lot of farmers to become millionaires out there so I'll lot of the founders of New York would like to become millionaires ... staples Kass this in the context of national politics ... we understood you know everyone a sort of understands and Oracle is the odds-on favorite to become the presumptive right aam in the ... bottom Cuomo Harbors is there in the background I know what could happen ... at the many of the level is the Democratic bill led to the far right movement still in Alter bleak oppose the fracking in a way that makes it difficult ... for one of those potential nominees to support fracking if they want that nomination in twenty sixteen ... I think that's exactly the answer your your earlier question yet about why I and therefore more so reluctant to do this I think if you were not seen as a national candidate and he really wanted to do what was best for New York there's no question it's a no brainer you go forward with the drooling with that with environmental safeguards but this is a man who's on the shortlist as out potential price presidential or vice presidential candidate ... it probably this teenage can get through a Democratic primary ... if you're pro fracking I think that's the answer that's a tragedy because the people or almost by fracking ... out of the lowest income people who need those shots ... well you know we ... we talked all this time of um Andrew Cuomo I think the question that you should be raised where does Hillary Clinton stands on the right track to meet her president has reluctantly come out of favor but what about her ... write exactly and that she doesn't ... she doesn't need to make the ad immediate decision will see if the media at your house to that question but you know what that what all these groups can ... come up for fracking one of the most interesting thing ... 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TORONTO (AP) Armed with his best curveball of the season, Toronto Blue Jays left-hander J.A. Happ shut down the surging Boston Red Sox.
Happ pitched six shutout innings for his first victory in three starts, Dioner Navarro and Jose Reyes homered and Toronto beat Boston 7-3 on Tuesday night.
''The curveball was as good or better than it's been so far this year,'' Happ said. ''That was a big pitch tonight.''
Reyes and Navarro both connected in the sixth inning as the Blue Jays rebounded from Monday's 14-1 defeat to snap Boston's winning streak at five games.
''After last night, that demolition, we knew we had to come through today,'' Navarro said. ''We were expecting Happ to give us a shot and he did a great job.''
Boston set season-highs in runs, hits (18) and homers (4) on Monday, but couldn't duplicate that output against Happ.
''There's no bank that we can take runs and put them in and take a loan out the next day, unfortunately,'' Red Sox manager John Farrell said. ''It would have been nice to be able to do that today.''
Reyes and Melky Cabrera both had three hits and two RBIs. Cabrera has 14 multi-hit games in his past 30.
David Ortiz hit a solo homer in the eighth, his third homer in two games and the 36th of his career at Rogers Centre, matching Alex Rodriguez for the most by a visiting player.
''He's very comfortable hitting in this ballpark,'' Farrell said.
Happ (8-5) allowed seven hits in six innings, walked one and struck out four to win for the first time since beating the Chicago White Sox on June 26.
''It might have been his best outing of the year,'' Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said.
Dustin McGowan allowed Ortiz's homer in 1 2-3 innings and Aaron Loup needed just one pitch to retire pinch-hitter Daniel Nava for the final out of the eighth.
Casey Janssen got two outs in the ninth but gave up a two-run homer to Stephen Drew. Brett Cecil got the final out for his fourth save in five chances.
The Red Sox have hit at least one home run in seven straight games.
Toronto opened the scoring in the third on a two-out single by Cabrera that struck Red Sox right-hander Jake Peavy in the leg and rolled into foul territory as Anthony Gose scored.
Reyes led off the sixth with his eighth home run and Cabrera followed with a double. One out later, Navarro made it 4-0 with a drive into the bullpen in right.
Peavy (1-9) left in the seventh after infield hits by Gose and Reyes. Cabrera greeted Burke Badenhop with another RBI single that struck the pitcher.
Peavy lost for the ninth time in 15 starts and has not won since beating Toronto on April 25. He allowed five runs and eight hits in 6 1-3 innings, walked three and struck out seven.
Peavy has received two runs of support or fewer in each of his past eight starts.
''Run support or no run support, it's not fun to lose,'' Peavy said.
Toronto made it 7-1 in the eighth, scoring twice against Felix Doubront. Ryan Goins hit an RBI single and scored on a double by Reyes.
Boston had chances, but went 1 for 9 with men in scoring position. The Red Sox loaded the bases with two outs in the fourth but Drew flied out.
The Red Sox got consecutive singles from Mike Napoli and Jonny Gomes to begin the sixth, but Shane Victorino grounded into a double play and Drew struck out.
Boston's Dustin Pedroia went 0 for 4 with a walk and is hitless in 17 at-bats.
NOTES: Toronto selected top prospect RHP Aaron Sanchez from Triple-A Buffalo. The Blue Jays recalled Goins and selected RHP Esmil Rogers from Triple-A. To make room, Toronto optioned C Erik Kratz and OF Darin Mastroianni to Triple-A and designated LHP Brad Mills for assignment. ... Canadian tennis star Milos Raonic served the first pitch with a racket, skipping it past Blue Jays pitcher Mark Buehrle to the backstop. ... Boston RHP Clay Buchholz faces Blue Jays RHP R.A. Dickey on Wednesday.


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THUMBS DOWNto the loss this week of Eddie Harris, who passed away at age 68. Harris spent nearly half his life as band director at Western Alamance High School. Harris was a central figure in the band program in the Western attendance zone and also worked with band students at Western Middle, Altamahaw-Ossipee and Elon elementary schools. He was described as an �old school� instructor, but one who could spot talent and encouraged his charges to succeed. Hopefully he is now surrounded by music, and a chance to play the drums every so often.
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THUMBS UPto the bridge over Haggard Avenue, connecting Cook Road to University Drive, which officially opened to drivers Wednesday, establishing the new traffic pattern for the Cook Road extension. Once complete, Cook Road�s two lanes will be expanded to four and two dual bridges � a northbound and a southbound over Haggard Avenue and a northbound and a southbound over nearby railroad tracks, which will connect the Cook Road extension to University Drive. It�s part of the larger �loop� envisioned for the county�s future. Another piece in place.
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The month of January is host to indoor cultural events and outdoor celebrations of Vermont's vibrant winter sports scene. Here's a sampler of the 60 events in the VermontVacation.com Travel Planner:
Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month (Month-long, Statewide): Many people vow to get active in the New Year, and what could be more fun than playing in the snow and learning a new sport to get you moving in 2014! January is Learn to Ski and Snowboard month and Ski Vermont offers $29 packages including professional lessons, equipment rentals and a beginner lift ticket. Sign up at skivermont.com/learn while supplies last.
Young Tradition Vermont Reunion Concert (Jan. 3, Burlington & Jan 4, Stowe): Young Tradition Vermont presents its annual reunion concerts, welcoming young people who are supported and nurtured by the organization, including several who have established themselves regionally, nationally and internationally as respected performers, composers and recording artists. www.youngtraditionvermont.org
Swinging Epiphany Concert (Jan. 4, Newport): Swing North Big Band presents a program of "lessons and carols" re-telling the Christmas story accompanied by jazz carol arrangements and swing standards. www.stjjazz.org
First Wednesday Lecture Series (January 8, Statewide): This eclectic lecture series offers talks in nine towns on the first Wednesday of the month, now through May. This free lecture series draws nationally and regionally renowned authors, artists, scholars and public figures. Lectures include: The Incandescent Mind: Virginia Woolf and Our Literary Foremothers, The British Monarchy from Victoria to Elizabeth II, Vincent Van Gogh: What Influenced Him and His Influence on 20th-Century Art, What If Poor Women Ran the World? Brain Lessons and Life Stories: Understanding Your Emotional Life, What Women Want and Daily Life in Prewar Nazi Germany. www.VermontHumanities.org
Pianist Jonathan Bliss (Jan. 10, Brattleboro): American pianist Jonathan Bliss is widely regarded for his artistry, musical intelligence and deeply felt interpretations, winning international recognition. Bliss, whom The New Yorker describes as playing with "unerring sophistication," made his New York Philharmonic debut in 2001, and has since appeared with the foremost orchestras of North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. www.brattleborotix.com
Jane Austen Weekend (Jan. 10-12 & 24-26, Hyde Park): Imagine a literary retreat that will slip you quietly back into Regency England in a beautiful old mansion where Jane herself would feel at home. Take afternoon tea. Listen to Mozart. Bring your needlework. Share your thoughts at a book discussion of "Persuasion," "Pride and Prejudice," "Sense and Sensibility" or "Emma" and how the movies stand up to the books. www.onehundredmain.com/events/jane-austen-weekends/
Winter Trails Day: Free Cross-Country Ski & Snowshoeing (Jan. 11, Statewide): Nordic skiing and snowshoeing are free at multiple locations during Winter Trails Day. Participating areas include: Bolton Valley Nordic Center, Bluebuerry Lake, Craftsbury Outdoor Center, Ole's Cross Country Ski Center, Mountain Top Inn & Resort Nordic Center, Woodstock Nordic Center, Smugglers' Notch Resort Nordic Center, Rikert Nordic Center and Strafford Nordic Center. Inventory and lesson space is limited. www.snowlink.com/wintertrails.aspx
Ladies Nordic Ski Expo (Jan. 11, Stowe): Join the Catamount Trail Association for a full day of traditional Nordic (skate & classic), backcountry, and telemark instruction for women by women at Trapp Family Lodge. This is a unique opportunity for women to learn from some of the best female skiers in the country. For more info or to sign-up please visit www.catamounttrail.org
Brattleboro Concert Choir: Ecstatic Visions (Jan. 11, Brattleboro): With extraordinary vision and imagination, Britten sets the ecstatic poetry of Christopher Smart (1722-1771) in the festival cantata Rejoice in the Lamb. The text, written while Smart was in an insane asylum, is mystic and comic, poignant and exalted. Richard Blackford's Mirror of Perfection captures the passion of the famous saint who was known as a fanatic of love. www.brattleborotix.com
Winter Yoga & Art Workshops (Jan. 11 - Apr. 10, Chester): Katheryn and Denis Chasse will conduct a series of Saturday workshops using yoga and art to enhance body, mind and spirit. The workshops will be at several inns in Chester, Vt. Katheryn is a certified yoga instructor and Denis is a professional "plein air" outdoor landscape painter. www.chasseart.com
Capital City Concerts Rural Refrains (Jan. 12, Montpelier): This "Vermonty" program features soprano Hyunah Yu along with a colorful ensemble of fine instrumentalists including Daniel Gilbert, former Cleveland Orchestra clarinetist. They will perform Schubert's "Shepherd on the Rock," Libby Larsen's "Barn Dances," Roussel's "Fair Nightingale" and many more. Also Karen Kevra-flute, Joy Worland-horn, Jeewon Park-piano. www.capitalcityconcerts.org
The April Verch Band (Jan. 17, Randolph): The April Verch Band — rounded out by bassist and clawhammer banjo player Cody Walters and guitarist Hayes Griffin — is an energetic, virtuosic, tradition-celebrating outfit. The thrilling grand finale involves Verch fiddling and step dancing — and often executing two entirely different intricate rhythmic patterns — at once. Verch is the first woman in history to win both of Canada's most prestigious fiddle championships and has been called a "world class fiddler" by Sam Bush. www.chandler-arts.org
Windham Orchestra: Bruckner in Bratt (Jan. 17, Saxtons River): Time stands still in the music of Bruckner. Some of the images that are evoked are a "cathedral in sound," the Romanticism of German folk tales, the sounds of brass and hunting horns, the quality of a massive pipe organ, heart-stopping chorales of intense fervor. Directed by Hugh Keelan. www.bmcvt.org
Pianist Simone Dinnerstein (Jan. 18, Randolph): Simone Dinnerstein has been called "a throwback to such high priestesses of music as Wanda Landowska and Myra Hess," by Slate magazine, and praised by TIME for her "arresting freshness and subtlety." The New York-based pianist gained an international following because of the remarkable success of her recording of Bach's Goldberg Variations, which she raised the funds to record. Released in 2007 on Telarc, it ranked No. 1 on the US Billboard Classical Chart. www.chandler-arts.org
Burlington Chamber Orchestra Concert & Festival (Jan. 18, Colchester): Mozart & Haydn, featuring violinist Soovin Kim & conductor Karina Canellakis. This concert kicks off a weeklong collaboration with concerts by the BCO, Lake Champlain Chamber Music Festival and the Vermont Youth Orchestra to celebrate the VYOA's 50th Anniversary season. www.flynntix.org
Sleigh Rides & Martin Luther King Jr. Weekend at Billings Farm (Jan. 18 – 20, Woodstock): In observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, an award winning documentary will be shown. Afterwards, take a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the frosty farm fields and sled with jack jumper sleds. Visit the dairy farm and restored farmhouse, farm programs and hands-on activities. www.billingsfarm.org
Windham Orchestra: Bruckner in Bratt (Jan. 19, Brattleboro): Time stands still in the music of Bruckner. Some of the images that are evoked are a "cathedral in sound," the Romanticism of German folk tales, the sounds of brass and hunting horns, the quality of a massive pipe organ, heart-stopping chorales of intense fervor. Bruckner's lineage is from Beethoven and Wagner, and sounds like neither. Directed by Hugh Keelan. www.bmcvt.org
Tim Eriksen and the Trio de Pumpkintown (Jan. 25, Randolph): The Trio performs love songs of the sea, fiddle tunes, ballads, shape-note and afro/celtic gospel. Much of their music comes from Pumpkintown's diverse early inhabitants, including Yankees, Africans, Native Americans, Irish, Scottish and Germans. www.chandler-arts.org
Vermont Vaudeville (Jan. 25, Plainfield): An all-ages show that features local talent and world-touring professionals performing circus, comedy, magic, puppetry, music and more. Every show is different, and everyone is welcome! www.goddard.edu/news-events/events/vermont-vaudeville
Northern Roots Traditional Music Festival (Jan. 25 Brattleboro): The Northern Roots Festival begins with a full slate of daytime participation and performance activities, including workshops, panels, mini-concerts, pub sessions, dance band prep, and a family dance. The festival concludes with an evening performance featuring musicians representing the best of the northern musical traditions. www.bmcvt.org
Heritage WinterFest (Jan. 25 – 26, Smugglers' Notch Resort): On Saturday, celebrate the wonder of Winter with a guided snowshoeing nature walk at Smugglers' Nordic Center, and sleigh rides, children's story hour, a lasagna dinner, family contra dance, bonfire and fireworks in Jeffersonville. The famous Primitive Biathlon takes place on Saturday and Sunday at the Sterling Ridge Inn near Smugglers'. www.smuggs.com/pages/winter/skiride/winter-events.php
Annual Paintball Biathlon (Jan. 26, Chittenden): Mountain Top Resort is hosting the annual Paintball Biathlon, featuring the children's BKL race. The competition combines cross-country skiing and shooting at targets. Everyone is welcome; advance registration required. www.mountaintopinn.com/calendar_of_events.php
Downton Abbey Dinner and Etiquette Talk (Jan. 28, 29 & 30, Hyde Park): A comfortable dinner and explanation of table settings, etiquette history, and properly managing everything from napkins to holding your coffee cup. Gain a new appreciation for the downstairs staff by decanting through Mr. Carson's silver funnel or serving the sauce, all in a dining room which has hosted elegant dinners predating the Titanic. www.OneHundredMain.com/calendar2.cfm
2014 Peak Winter Death Race (Jan. 31, Pittsfield): The Death Race is designed to present you with the totally unexpected and take you out of your comfort zone. This race is a 48+ hour event that is created to challenge you physically, mentally, and emotionally. 90 won't finish. www.winterdeathrace14.eventbrite.com
Rails for Ryan (Jan. 31, Smugglers' Notch): Join us at 6:00 p.m. as Gnar Bear and Smuggs present this first under the lights rail jam at the Madonna/Sterling Mountains Base Lodge. Entry is FREE, with a suggested $5 donation to benefit the Flyin' Ryan Foundation. Prizes will be awarded. www.smuggs.com
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Aidan McAnespies re-captured the Pat O'Brien Cup from the Wolfe Tones with a fine display over the 60 minutes. A great display from corner forward, Cian Tobin helped the Macs on their way and the Kerry native was well supported by Gareth O'Neill, Cronin Dempsey, and Darryl Brolly. The Tones struggled to find any kind of flow to their game, while it was the opposite for McAnespies as they played some nice fluid football, found each other well, and looked the hungrier of the two teams.
After a dream start to the game for the Tones, McAnespies took control of affairs and left their opponents in their wake. Marty Kelly netted shortly after the throw in, but McAnespies answered with a point from Cian Tobin followed by a goal from corner forward, Darryl Brolly. Cronin Dempsey and Gareth O'Neill controlled matter in the middle third of the field, while Kerry native, Cian Tobin proved to be a dangerman at corner forward. Tobin accounted for six of McAnespies eight first half points, four were from frees as the Tones were forced into persistent fouling, and looked surprisingly sluggish throughout the half. As the scoreboard kept ticking over nicely for McAnespies, the Tones searched for answers in the forward line but were instead left with a lot of questions. At the break it was a handsome 1-8 to 1-1 lead for the red side of South Boston.
The Tones tried to get the second half started on a better note than that in which the first ended, and succeeded in shaving two points off the deficit, however, the killer blow came from Enda Hamill. Tobin played a part, after fielding the cross field ball Tobin turned to make the opening and Hamill slid the ball neatly between the legs of Cathal Hynes. Gary Brilly answered with a fine point, however another three pointer from McAnespies put the matter to bed. Aidan Lynch was fouled in the penalty area and put the spot kick away himself. So it is Aidan McAnespies making the noise early in the season.
Tones: C. Hynes, C. Gartland, K. Gill, D. Maguire, B. McShea, M. O'Brien, C. Joyce-Power, J. Kelly, C. Carr, G. Brilly, M. Kelly, M. Farrell, D. McCabe. Macs: P. Coakley, M. Bogue, E. Delmar, N. Gallen, C. McClean, A. Lynch, A. Fearson, C. Dempsey, B. Smith, G. O'Neill, E. Hamill, D. Brolly, C. Tobin.
In Sheehan Cup action Galway and Wexford got their respective seasons off the ground. Wexford came out on top by a score of 1-13 to 0-5 for Galway.
The Ladies season also kicked off with the Boston Shamrocks defeating Connacht Ladies by a score of 3-11 to 4-4. The sin bun rule was applied in the game, and the Connacht Ladies spent long stretches playing down a player as a result.
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Sunday May 19
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Senior Football Championship Begins Sunday, May 26
Sunday, May 26 sees the first day of the Boston Senior Football Championship. The competition in Boston is the best that you will see in North American both with the number of teams and the level of play. All 8 teams will be in action. Aidan McAnespies and Connemara Gaels are first up at 1:15, Galway and Kerry meet at 2:30, Shannon Blues open their defence of the title against the Wolfe Tones at 3:45, while the final game of the day will see Christopher's and Donegal meet. Over the winter and early Spring clubs have been filling out their home based rosters. Early season points are of prime importance to get in position for one of the 6 playoff spots that will be available come August. If the last few years are a precedent there is a fine summer of football to look forward to. Come out on May 26 and support your club!


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The Harvest Moon brightens more than one night
The night skies are alight with the glow of the Harvest Moon, which is technically full on the 12th but appears to shine from dusk to dawn over several nights. Every full moon rises around the time of sunset and sets the next morning around sunrise, but only for one day. However, the Harvest Moon, the full moon closest to autumnal equinox, which falls on September 21, is different.
This time of year, the moon travels at its lowest along the ecliptic — the path of the sun, moon and planets — creating a shallow angle with the horizon. This narrow angle makes for a shorter path across our skies, which creates the effect of the Harvest Moon rising in near the same place and at near the same time night by night.
Normally the moon rises at least 50 minutes later with each passing night. But with the narrow angle of the ecliptic in relation to our own horizon, the Harvest Moon hereabouts rises only 25 minutes later each night. The farther north you view the Harvest Moon, the tighter the angle and the shorter the gap between successive moon rises. In Northern Europe and Canada, the difference is only 10 or 15 minutes a night, while near the Arctic Circle, the moon rises at nearly the same time for days on end.
Before electricity and mechanized agriculture, farmers relied on these moon-washed nights to offset the shrinking hours of daylight in order to complete the harvest.
The sun sets around 7:20, revealing Saturn low in the west for an hour before it too sets. Jupiter rises a few hours after sunset and is high in the southwest with sunrise, after 6:40. Mars rises after 2am and is high in the east come dawn. Less than an hour before dawn, Mercury creeps into view. At magnitude –1, it's currently brighter than anything but the sun and moon, more than twice as bright as Regulus just a few degrees higher


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Missouri Man Accused of Plotting Breaking Dawn Movie Theater Shooting
A Missouri man named Blaec Lammers is accused of planning a mass shooting at a screening of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 this weekend.
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The 20-year-old was apprehended in Bolivar and charged with first-degree assault, making a terroristic threat and armed criminal action after his alarmed mother contacted police on Thursday.
Lammers allegedly bought assault rifles and more than 400 rounds of ammunition in a plot apparently meant to copycat last July's massacre at a showing of The Dark Knight Rises in Aurora, Colorado.
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THE star of a popular web series who hails from High Wycombe is looking forward to seeing the second series go straight to TV.
Letitia Hector still holds down a day job while she continues to take her acting and singing career further.
When I spoke to Letitia on the phone it almost sounded like she couldn't believe her luck. She is one of the lead female characters in web series Venus Vs Mars, which is now onto its second series.
She has also just won a Screen Nation Award- the event is sponsored by Google and was held at the Google HQ- for 'Favourite Webseries Actress'. To add to this Venus vs Mars also won 'Favourite Webseries'.
Letitia, who is 25, also has her own radio show on Bang FM from 4 to 7pm. This is all while holding down a day job in Business Accounts for an Apple Reseller in London Bridge.
She said: "Yeah, I am trying to be excited! I am glad how the year ended and I hope to continue with that progress."
She was filming the second series which should be coming out next month and it is going to be televised too.
So how did she get the role on the webseries, which follows Venus' quest to find true love. She said: "I applied for a theatre production and for the theatre role they never got back to me.
"About eight months later I had a phone asking me about this role. I wasn't too sure what to expect.
"We started filming a week after the interview. Since then it has gone from one to 100 really quickly.
"We didn't know what to expect when the first episode was released. We didn't film in advance and the first episode got 60,000 views.
"People were asking, When is the next one?"
The cast and crew had to respond quickly by filming the next episodes.
Although she has had previous acting roles- this is the one which has gained her the most publicity.
Letitia, who is from Cressex, went to Jackie Palmer Stage School. She did a lot of theatre productions and also did amateur productions. She also sang at the Roundhouse Youth Centre.
She studied performing arts for three years at Henley College, which she really enjoyed, then she went onto do musical theatre at Bucks New Uni.
"When I was three my mum would have me performing like a little puppet.
"Back then I thought it was entertaining," she laughed.
She moved to London a year ago to Chiswick and goes out with top UK artist, Funny Tummy.
Letitia said: "Acting and singing is my passion. As long as I am in performance I don't mind."
For more information, follow @LetitiaHector and @FollowVenus on Twitter.
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- Make pancake mix according to directions on package.
- Prepare batter using directions for 2 cups pancake mix.
- Add 6-8 drops of green food coloring and mix well.
- Pour batter into a squeeze bottle.
- Heat griddle to medium heat.
- Using the squeeze bottle, draw the outline of a Shamrock with the batter, quickly filling in the center areas.
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Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana debuted their fashion partnership at Milan Fashion Week in 1985, and they went on to become industry powerhouses over the next three decades.
Dolce & Gabbana first explored the idea of signature eyewear in 1996. The designers co-created an eyewear collection with Madonna in 2010 under the label MDG. In 2011, they folded all their brands into their signature label, which is still under the direct control of the founders.
These designer eyeglass frames are perfect for those seeking designs that are youthful yet ageless, bold yet versatile. The designers shun minimalism and instead embrace playful, expressive, and artistic looks. If you view fashion as an expression of your personality and lifestyle, then these eye glasses are for you.
The Dolce & Gabbana eyeglasses line offers a vast array of shapes, colors, and monograms from which to choose, and they are perfect for those who know how to draw the most out of life. This premium eye wear collection exemplifies Milanese artistry and cutting-edge fashion.
Dolce & Gabbana eyeglasses come in a range of frame styles for men and women, in which progressive and single vision lenses are available to suit your particular vision correction needs. In fact, your lenses will be carefully checked against your prescription by on-staff certified opticians before your new glasses are delivered to you.
Materials typically used to construct Dolce & Gabbana eyeglass frames include metal, plastic, and acetate. Acetate is the most common material used for frame manufacturing. It has endless possibilities for color, texture, and patterns. It can even be laminated to create great visual effects, and it can retain a higher luster. Acetate is lightweight, so it is often chosen for its versatility in coloring as well as for its comfort. Acetate is made out of cotton seed fibers and plasticizers.
Spectacles have the brand's unmistakable playfully edgy and artistic style with the highest quality construction available. Eyeglasses for men are bold and fun for the self-confident man who knows who he is and enjoys life. Some frames come in as many as nine different color options, including azure, blue, red, and even orange. Others appear understated from the front, such as a grey metal semi-rimless rectangular design, but they offer a pop of color on the arms—perhaps a strong red or even multicolored stripes.
Dolce & Gabbana's line of glasses for women offers even more playfully sexy details, such as molded flowers, gold leaf effect, or a faux filigree pattern on the temples. Shapes include rounded edges, modified cat-eyes, and feminine rectangles. Colors range from subdued black and soft silver to multicolor florals, cherry red, or crystal clear.


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2006-11-09 / Obituaries
Mabel Weeks, 90, longtime member of Massapequa Reformed Church
Mabel Weeks, a longtime West Babylon resident, helped run a family boat transfer business in addition to caring for her family. She was 90 years old when she died October 19, 2006 at Good Samaritan Hospital in West Islip.
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Dallas Cowboys Weekly Poll Results
Hi Cowboys fans!
Here are the results of our first Cowboys Poll of the new season. Last week we asked you…
What Do You Think Of The Cowboys Off Season Moves?
I am not surprised that 83 percent of you thought the Cowboys had a pretty darn good off season. Given the fact that we had to replace Bill Parcells and most of the coaching staff, I think we did alright with the new coaching regime. We also added some high profile players and locked in some of our stars to contract extensions as well. The word is that our top draft pick is in camp and he is turning some heads with his play and just signed a new contract. Not bad for the Cowboys, not bad at all.
This week we opened training camp as we prepare for a new season of Cowboys football!
Last season we had a few players that started to come into their own and showed us some flashes of big play ability. With that in mind, here is this weeks question.
Which Of These Players Will Emerge With A Breakout Year This Season?
1. Bobby Carpenter
2. Miles Austin
3. Sam Hurd
4. Patrick Crayton
5. Tyson Thompson
Cast your vote Cowboys fans and lets us know who you think will step up this season and become StarStruck!


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This is the category I actually like the most as it always surprises me with amazing photos of fantastic places. This month we have an Oil Rig on the Norway Coast, and amazing hiking spot in the North Cascades National Park in the US, and a hidden pond in Island among others. Just look at them:
The First Prize is for a photo taken by Piotr Jablonski in Norway.
The Second Prize is for a photo taken by mjb_germanyin Germany.
Honorable mentions go to:
You can see all the winners of this month in the results page for May 2011.
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Sometimes even the most inspired of Gluten Free chefs needs to take a break from slaving over a hot stove. There are various different fast meals, like Tasty Bite Indian meals in a pouch, Thai Kitchen instant rice noodles, or Taste of Thai Red Curry Noodles. However, while some of these meals are tasty, many of them are high in sodium and desperately need fresh veggies added to them for real flavor and nutrition. (Less so with the Tasty Bites, which are tasty as is.) But a busy woman (or man) cannot live on rice noodles and rice and dal alone. Luckily for those of us who have fickle palates and crave variety even when we are incredibly busy, Amy's Kitchen has a wide variety of about 60 gluten free frozen items and soups that are available in most grocery stores. You will find better selection in health food stores like Whole Foods, but even chains like Safeway and Albertsons tend to have Amy's gluten free corn enchiladas in their freezer case. So, enjoy, and let me introduce you to a few of my favorite gluten free frozen meals in part one of a three part installment.
Part One: My top four Amy's GF Meals for Kids or the Young at Heart
After years of hearing Glutenoid vegetarians raving about Amy's frozen pizzas, I was pretty excited when Amy's Kitchen came out with a plain frozen Rice Crust Pizza. Although I got a huge thrill out of trying my first frozen gluten free pizza, I was a little disappointed with the pizza itself. It was just a little bit plain, and felt lacking in veggie goodness. Oddly enough, it also wasn't vegan, which, although not a problem for me, was undoubtedly disappointing for Gluten Free vegans or those who are gluten free and dairy intolerant. Luckily, Amy's stepped up to the plate with a new gluten free pizza not long ago- a delicious, dairy free Spinach rice crust pizza with tasty tasty vegan soy cheese. The spinach added the flavors of veggie goodness and the vegan cheese was one of the best I'd had- I actually liked it BETTER than the real cheese. I'd give this bad boy a 8/10, and if Amy's comes out with a single serving variety I bet it could get an even higher score. The best frozen gluten free pizza on the market, hands down.
I'm actually a little embarrassed by how much I enjoy this new Kids Meal from Amy's. Yes, it's marketed for the younger set. Yes, it comes with a sticker/decal that would no doubt thrill a three year old but doesn't exactly set my pulse racing. But let me tell you about this lovely, low calorie delight perfect for a light lunch. Gluten free ziti pasta topped with dairy free cheese, little bitty baby broccoli cut just so with sauce, sweet and light rice focaccia, and apple crisp, YES, APPLE CRISP complete this sweet little bite sized meal, and I'm totally loving it. At 360 calories I can enjoy it without writhing in calorific guilt, and with all those itty bitty servings I am reveling in the variety of the meal, let me tell you. And it's the best darned rice focaccia I think I may have ever had! I'd give this little darling a 9/10, but I might be persuaded to give it a higher review if Amy's put different stickers in there once in a while. And maybe unicorns- I'm big on unicorns, especially if sparkle is involved. (Kidding, um, mostly…) Kitty cats also rate high with me. (again, I joke. really. mostly.)
And what kid friendly menu is complete without some yummy mac n' cheese, I ask you. Admittedly, this puppy is not exactly winning any contests for nutritional content, organic pasta or no. But it IS winning major points with me for being a simple, cheesy, oh so decadent yet frozen mac and cheese that actually tastes good. Great for after a long, stressful day when all you want is a mild carb and cheese fest but don't exactly feel like grating the asiago and gouda by hand, much less boiling pasta. Heavens, no. I have to admit I don't eat it straight- I grate on some coarse black pepper (guess I just can't escape using the grater after all), add a healthy handful of fresh cut tomatoes and/or diced red pepper and add liberal amounts of vietnamese red chili sauce- oh so good! And the veggies make it possible for me to pretend that I'm not being all that bad, really. Without doctoring, I'd give it an 7 or an 8. With my special toppings, I give this baby a 9/10. It's also very economically priced, unlike the pizza, which is *cough cough* expensive. Call me crazy, but I like to have one in my freezer at all times just so I know it's there if I need it.
After much internal anguish and soul searching, the last product on my list today is Amy's Gluten Free Garden Vegetable Lasagna. The first time I saw this in the freezer case (it was at a special Gluten Free store in Milwaukee, Wi) I almost cried. Frozen lasagna for me? Really??? Yes, really. This lasagna is light and fresh tasting, with mild lasagna noodles with great texture and a very pleasing tomato sauce. I like it, and I'm absolutely thrilled Amy's offers it. It doesn't have me swooning with every bite, but it's a good dish, and quite respectable as a frozen lasagna. It's definitely one of those things I'm always happy to find in my freezer (yes, it's like a treasure hunt in there sometimes). If you haven't tried it, you really should- can't beat a gluten free lasagna you don't have to make yourself that is ready in 5 short minutes. I'd give it a 7/10, with admitted higher points for novelty than flavor.
So those are some of my rave reviews for various frozen Amy's products… But are there any lemons on Amy's gluten free meal lineup? It's hard to say because individual taste varies, and what is a lemon to one person might be the ingredients for lemonade for another. But, from my very subjective tastebuds, I probably won't be buying this product again.
It sounds like a real winner- and is probably even good for you. Amy's Shepard's Pie contains all kinds of vegetables and is topped with some rather (dry) mashed potatoes. But what veggies, you ask? Well, on the label it lists : POTATOES, ORGANIC TOMATOES, ORGANIC GARBANZO BEANS, MUSHROOMS, ORGANIC CELERY, ORGANIC ONIONS, ORGANIC LEEKS, ORGANIC CARROTS, PARSNIPS… In theory, I like all of those vegetables (with the exception of celery). But somehow in this preparation, they are just rather bland. No single vegetable or flavor stands out or delights the mouth with a fun little party. I love the idea of a vegan shepard's pie, but somehow I want more. And if that more involves dairy or some of that dairy free cheese, I think I'd be ok with that… I"d give this dish a 5/10. Not terrible, but not something I would rush out and buy, even if it was on sale. Doh. Luckily I have about 59 other things to choose from…
But what about Amy's manufacturing conditions? This is a question that comes up a lot on gluten free message boards, due to the fact that Amy's doesn't have a dedicated gluten free facility and produces gluten things as well. Well, here's what they have to say about this:
Amy's has always had strict Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) to avoid cross-contact of our non-gluten products with gluten and we continue to strengthen these practices. The GMPs include strict raw material control, sanitation practices and employee training. We are constantly improving our practices to include more separation, a higher degree of testing and more in process checks. In the last year, we have increased our screening of critical ingredients to verify they are "gluten free†when they arrive at our plant. We continue to make efforts to minimize gluten in areas where gluten free items are processed. We have instituted a screening program to verify that equipment has been thoroughly cleaned between manufacturing runs. In addition, we now have an in-house lab so that we are able to quickly screen more ingredients and finished products to verify they meet our "gluten free†standards. (These standards being the FDA suggested guideline of less than 20 ppm of gluten.)
Personally, I've had good experiences with Amy's products and I think they have reasonably good practices and are at least aware of the problem of gluten, unlike many mainstream companies. But, of course, like any gluten free product not produced in a dedicated facility, there are some risks, and it is up to you whether you choose to take those risks or not. For me, it's worth it. Now excuse me, I'm going to go have another slice of dairy free gluten free spinach pizza. Mmmm, tasty.


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|System: PS3, PS2
|Review Rating Legend
|1.0 - 1.9 = Avoid
|4.0 - 4.4 = Great
|Pub: SCE Studios London
|2.0 - 2.4 = Poor
|4.5 - 4.9 = Must Buy
|Release: Aug.4, 2009
|2.5 - 2.9 = Average
|5.0 = The Best
|Players: 1-8
|3.0 - 3.4 = Fair
|ESRB Rating: Teen
|3.5 - 3.9 = Good
Still, despite my qualms with the lack of varied content, there was one completely new feature that debuted in Singstar: Queen: vocal menu selections. This feature allows you to select songs by simply just speaking into the microphone. This feature also allows you to filter songs by genre and artist, which is great if you have content purchased through the SingStore. Though this might not initially sound like too much of a big deal, it keeps you from having to juggle the mic and the PlayStation controller. This was especially useful for songs like "We are the Champions", where the lyrics start immediately and its easy to miss if you are still fumbling with the controller.
When it comes to aesthetics, Singstar: Queen keeps things in line with its predecessors. Menu layout is beautiful, and the PS3 version includes some pretty sweet hi-def wallpapers. Of particular interest was the video quality of some of the older Queen videos. It's hard to believe, but songs like "Bohemian Rhapsody" are almost 35 years old, so the cleaned up video makes a huge difference, although you can still see some occasional noise.
Singstar: Queen is definitely a niche title. If you love singing, and you love Queen, then you have to purchase this disc. Not only does it contain some of the band's greatest hits, but it also is quite challenging, even for hardcore Singstar enthusiasts. However, if you're looking for something besides the same old Singstar game, then this entry has nothing to offer other than the menu upgrades, so you might as well wait for the next inevitable Singstar release to come along.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (September 11, 2005) - The ETSU women's soccer team lost a tough overtime match against Jacksonville State University, 3-2, Sunday afternoon at the Liberty Bell Soccer Complex. Senior Meghan Morris (Bowie, Md.) hit the game-tying goal with seven seconds left in regulation to send the Lady Bucs into overtime. The loss puts ETSU at 2-3-0 for the season.
"We had many opportunities in the first half but we didn't make things happen," said head women's soccer coach Heather Henson. "The second half we adjusted our placement and created more attack opportunities. We have to be more aggressive on our defense though and come ready to play."
Ashley Smith got Jacksonville on the board first with a goal from Courtney Moore to put the Gamecocks up, 1-0. Both teams remained scoreless the rest of the first half. Junior Emily Fulcher (New Bern, N.C.) found the back of the net at the 59:00 mark to tie the game. Jacksonville's Courtney Moore answered that with a quick goal at the 62:50 mark to put the Gamecocks out in front again.
With just seven seconds remaining in the game, Morris hit the game-tying goal to send both teams into overtime. But the overtime period would not go ETSU's way as Joanna McCaughey scored the game winning goal just seven minutes into the period to secure the win for JSU.
"JSU played great defense and they didn't lay off us," Henson said. "Both teams made this an exciting game."
The Lady Bucs head on the road for the next two weeks before returning home on September 29 against Mercer. ETSU's next game is Friday, September 16th, at 3:00 p.m. at Mount St. Mary's.


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Event: Bollywood stars Priyanka Chopra, Ranbir Kapoor, Saif Ali Khan, Vidya Balan, Kangana Ranaut, Zarine Khan and many others attended The Global Indian Film & TV Honours 2012
Guest List: Priyanka Chopra, Ranbir Kapoor, Saif Ali Khan, Vidya Balan, Kangana Ranaut, Zareen Khan, Vidya Malvade, Jiah Khan, Sunny Leone, Kalki Koechlin, Tulip Joshi, Bipasha Basu, Shazahn Padamsee, Sonu Sood, Vivek Oberoi, Priyanka Oberoi, Shreyas Talpade, Shreya Ghoshal, Boman Irani, Prakash Raj, Vidya Malvade, Sonali Bendre, Goldie Behl, Rishi Kapoor
Date: 16-Mar-2012
Bollywood celeb Aamir Khan along with wife Kiran Rao were spotted at PVR.
Bollywood producers-directors Vidhu Vinod Chopra, Krishan Kumar, Ravi Bahl, Divya Khosla Kumar, Sajid Nadiadwala, Wardha Nadiadwala celebrate diwali with Bhushan Kumar
Bollywood celebs Kareena Kapoor Khan, Malaika Arora, Sonali Bendre, Nimrat Kaur among others were snapped by paparazzi.Bebo looked super cool in a casual look. She wore a white t-shirt with yoga pants...
Bollywood actress Shama Sikander celebrated Diwali festival at her residence.
Bollywood celebs Aamir Khan, Zaira Wasim, Fatima Sana Shaikh, Sanya Malhotra, Anil Kapoor, Nitesh Tiwari, Aparshakti Khurrana, Bhushan Kumar, Javed Akhtar, Shabana Azmi, Sachin Tendulkar, Rajkumar Hir...


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Solid ground feels funny to someone who isn't used to it. Raymond Shoemaker is such a person.
"A lot of the time when we go up north to visit our son, we'll be lying in bed and something will be wrong," the 72-year-old said. "It's that we're not moving -- that's what's wrong."
Shoemaker and his wife, Sharon, have lived on their boat since 1996, and home has been a slip at Midway Marina in Fulton -- a town in Itawamba County east of Tupelo -- since 2001.
"We pretty much stayed here. My wife got a job at the hospital in Tupelo and worked there until earlier this year, when she retired," Shoemaker said. "It's a nice place. The people are friendly, and I like a small town."
The marina attracts like-minded people united by their love for life on the water. Some of them stay for a night, and others stay for years.
"We used to be beach bums," said Phyllis Reynolds, 65. "Now, we're river rats."
She and her husband, Gary Reynolds, 72, used to sail around the Florida and Alabama coasts, then slip rental fees started cutting into their budgets, so they decided to travel.
"We pulled into here," she said. "They told us, 'If you stay for two days, you'll never leave.' "
"They were right," Gary Reynolds said.
"It was one day," his wife added.
They met because of their mutual love for sailboats, but recently realized they needed more space. It wasn't easy to let "P's Pride" go.
"That was a hard thing to do because we lived on it for 14 years," said Phyllis Reynolds, the "P'' in "P's Pride." "She took care of us."
These days, they live on a trawler called "Magnolia" with their cat, Shackles, who's also a "river rat."
"He's lived all but four weeks of his life with us on a boat," Gary Reynolds said. "He's 4 years old. This is all he knows."
You'll find a wide variety of vessels docked at the marina. This is a busy time because boaters are traveling along the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway on the back end of America's Great Loop.
Mike and Gail Preston of Cairns, Queensland, Australia, stopped recently for the night. Like other "loopers," they went north from Florida up the Atlantic Coast, then through the Great Lakes and into the Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessee rivers to get to the Tenn-Tom Waterway on their way back to Florida.
"When you finish, they say you 'cross your wake,'" Gail Preston, 61, said, "because you get to where you started."Read more at http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2011/nov/25/houseboat-owners-find-home-at-n-miss-marina/
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Newberry senior Helen McKinney (Owensboro, KY) scored a career-high 32 points as the Wolves grabbed a 70-57 victory over Pfeiffer University in non-conference women's basketball action on Saturday afternoon inside the Merner Gym. Newberry evens to 2-2 on the year while the Lady Falcons fall to 2-4.
Pfeiffer started the day off with an 11-2 run led by a Brittany Cox (Winston-Salem, NC) three and a combined 6-for-6 stretch at the charity stripe. Cox, along with Devona Knight (Woodbridge, VA) and Christina Harvey (Locust Grove, VA), each drained two early free throws for a fast 9-0 lead. From there, the Wolves would race out on a 14-4 run to grab their first lead of the day with 10:28 to play in the opening half.
Both sides traded the lead four times over the next four minutes until a jumper by McKinney started another 7-0 run. McKinney had the first five points in that sequence while Brittany Brown (Fort Myers, FL) converted a layup for a 33-26 Newberry lead with 3:10 remaining. Pfeiffer cut back into the Wolves' lead with a triple by Knight and free throw by Cox to slice the deficit to two at the break.
A sloppy second-half start by the Lady Falcons led to a 10-point visitors lead after another basket by McKinney just over four minutes in. A layup by Cox and jumper by Harvey brought Pfeiffer within four with six minutes left, before Harvey made it a two-point game just eight seconds later scoring two more of her 10 points on the day.
With 3:27 to play, a free throw by Leanne Watson (Stone Mountain, GA) started a 9-0 Newberry run to seal the deal for the Wolves. Three-straight Lady Falcon turnovers sparked the run as Jessica Bearzatto (Melbourne, Australia) and McKinney each hit from long range for a 60-49 lead with 80 seconds to play. Over the final minute, the Wolves held on by converting all 10 free throws, four by Leeara Creet (Brisbane, Australia) and four by McKinney.
Behind McKinney, Creet was the only other Newberry player in double-figures scoring 10. Pfeiffer was led by Cox's 18 points while Knight finished a rebound shy of a double-double with 14 points. The Wolves shot 40% from the floor in the contest aided by a combined second half effort of 16-for-18 at the free throw line.
The Lady Falcons will get back to league action on Wednesday night traveling to Lees-McRae for a 5:30 p.m. tipoff in Conference Carolinas.


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BPCC assumes that all students are independent unless the parents document dependence. Parents may so document by showing that the student is listed as a dependent on the parents' latest income tax return. Additionally, all students are encouraged to fill out the FERPA Access Code Form (Appendix 1) at the time of admission to the College. If the form is not delivered in person, a copy of a state or federal ID must be submitted with this form when emailed or faxed.
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