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Life in Christian County, Kentucky...
We sure could use a good, slow, all-day rain. If you look through the parched grass in the photo above, you can see how the bottom leaves of the corn have dried up and turned brown.
This corn is growing in a field with a slight slope. Most years, that would be a good thing because the ground wouldn't be as muddy in the spring when the farmer was trying to get his fields planted. This year, though, a well-drained field isn't an advantage.
The corn looks dry but still fairly good in some of the lowest, flattest fields near creeks. It's taller than this corn, and it's not as dehydrated.
According to a recent AP article about Kentucky's hay crop, it's in bad shape too. The first cutting wasn't as good as usual in many areas because of the late freeze, and now the grass isn't growing because of the drought.
Garry Lacefield, a University of Kentucky extension forage specialist, estimated that statewide hay production was off at least 50 percent this spring. Nearly half of Kentucky's pastureland is in poor or very poor condition, a statewide crop report said this week.
"The forage supply in this state is as low as I've seen it" this time of year, Lacefield said.
Source: "Cattle producers face depleted pastures, little hay amid drought," by Bruce Schreiner, Associated Press writer.

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Mango Rice Pudding Recipe
03.10.11 by Jackie
Today, there were no eggs, fresh fruit or flour in the kitchen. I was able to find sugar, a can of Alphonso mango purée, sweet Asian rice and a few cups of milk. Rice pudding is my go-to dessert whenever my pantry is running on empty, and I found just the right set of ingredients to make a batch to satisfy my sweet tooth.
First, I boiled the rice in water, drained it and slowly cooked it in milk until tender. Once the rice was cooked, I sweetened and flavored it with the delicious mango purée. I couldn't stop there, so I finished the rice pudding with a little crème fraîche for extra creaminess and created a sugar crust, crème brûlée-style. All I can say is, yum!
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For lunch today, we ate the last bowls of extremely tasty vegetarian chili that I had made the night before last when Dick carved our pumpkin. I discovered the recipe on bread-and-honey.blogspot.com ... such a homey name. It is moderately spicy hot, so I'm guessing it would not be kid preferred unless you reduce the chili powder, cumin, and cayenne a smidge.
Vegetarian Tempeh Chili
2 tablespoons olive oil
1/2 onion, diced
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 pkg tempeh (This ingredient is my recipe adaptation since I like tempeh as a substitute for ground beef.)
1 large can (28 ounces) crushed or diced tomatoes (I like diced or stewed tomatoes with garlic and basil, so I used 2-14 oz. cans.)
2 cans (15 ounces each) beans, drained - black, garbanzos, kidney, and/or pinto (I used 1 can black beans and 1 can salad beans which is a combo of kidney, pinto, and garbanzo beans.)
1 can (15 ounces) corn, drained or 1 cup frozen or fresh (I omitted this.)
1-2 tablespoons mild chili powder
2 teaspoons ground cumin
1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper (optional- depends on how spicy you like it)
1/2-1 teaspoon salt
1/4-1/2 teaspoon ground pepper
1-2 cups water or stock, depending on how liquidy/thick you like it (I used chicken broth/stock.)
Heat olive oil in a large pot or saucepan. Add onions, garlic, and tempeh and saute until onions are translucent and tempeh is browned. (Follow directions on tempeh package.) Add tomatoes, beans, and corn. Bring to a boil then add seasonings and water or stock. Stir well. Turn heat down and simmer for about 20 minutes.


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Opinion: Cory Booker: Reality v. Rhetoric
Author of "More Guns, Less Crime" John Lott on the Senate candidate's not-so-stellar record on crime, education and the economy. Photo: Associated Press
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I ... are now on to another state race in New Jersey when you are Mayor Cory Booker won the primary earlier this week in an ... absolute blowout ... have a listen to this day ... be ... new work I sat down with people I disagree with ... when we got things going ... on in Washington ... disagreeing really talk to each other ... we don't need more Washington experience we needed different kind of experience ... can watch ... things done in your co author of more guns less crime John Lyons joins me now ... to ... talk about that claim in that needed to put some data up that so ... I'll what to say we can examine what what the real record is John ... Cory Booker nice guy and when to start with some of the crime statistics here from Newark on the bottom up on the screen ... Newark New Jersey crime rate is up over the last ten years ... mommy jersey in the U S it struck precipitously ... what's going on John ... I ... mean ... generic ... Cory Booker may want to buy credits for doing things and but it's not really I'm just when you get to ... see he's been doing that they say ... that condition for new works deteriorated ... rolls into the rest New Jersey in Sherlund wrote to the rest United States murder his store ... it in ... a new work since he came there ... in two thousand and two to the last ... data that the FBI has for two thousand eleven ... murder rates go up forty five percent ... over the ... New Jersey been one of about seven point five percent ... as you say in the US is on hold its own by about sixty percent during that time ... I used a similar pattern new look ... overall violent crime violent crimes ... it ... varies slightly in your but they've fallen below the New Jersey and us ... dramatically over debts incurred a time when the one thing that's clear is that if you have a safe city ... investment people tend to follow it seems to be free you brought with it ... I if you will firm for a healthy economy although you can say is also the other way around looking for a ... time I wanna put up some numbers about jobs in new are here ... again it looks like the scenes story ... I in in more than five percent job growth over this period in identifying two thousand to April twenty thirteen ... new York look at that number ... I mean that's the that's the dismal ... correct it's less than one percent growth in jobs that are tied ... for New Jersey's holds almost five percent ... and thirty ... three percent of us is the whole it's over five percent ... so ... if you want to claim credit for ... she thinks you know job growth is surely one of those periods ... all I have to say it's hard to create jobs and a place where ... the state taxes are so high there are a lot of other barriers there to job creation bill what's ... what's on the Sunday Education because that's the one area where Cory Booker ... no use supporting things like charter schools he's ... on my knees with Governor Chris Christie also supports an re form ... wheat we could hear the great schools ranking of public schools ... aam and what is his ranking when does it measure in NY is new work ... I not up to scratch when compared to the rest the state ... well ... you really want is a change over time in the ratings ... it's very difficult to get that for New Jersey ... it's not then ... what are the states which cut into tractor schools over time and waited to compare ... but to simply comparing ... new works for a role to address to say this ... is only four percent of the school districts are in the rest the state level ranking the network yes ... and I only ... eat you know it's ... it's been averaging at an ... average ... of less than half ... of low but that is the schools let's say her Jean is a huge difference it's there ... this rant ... compares ... the students are doing ... the man is called herbal test scores ... Associates's certain grades ... but it can it be nice if they were making some tough comparison over time ... it is the best this ... is you mention that the other things are going ... to work and problems begin ... but ... we're trying to do in these numbers are handling your changes but Rolta to New Jersey's all teenagers is a whole it's not ... a healthy picture but but there is still ... leading in the polls in EU will play as a widely in the run up the November election author of more guns less crime John Lott ... thank you so much for being with us


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According to Grand County Board of Education chairman Jim Webster, the district began looking at options for an alternative energy source about a year ago.
"We started out thinking we'd get some solar panels and get a Blue Sky grant," Webster said.
Grand County School District Superintendent Scott Crane said it quickly became obvious that it wouldn't be possible to get enough solar panels on the school's roof to make a significant difference in the electric bill.
"We even looked into batteries to store the energy," he said. "What we realized is we'd need a whole room full of batteries."
Eric Thatcher, a consultant with Trane USA who specializes in energy management solutions for higher education, explained that the district was looking for a way to reduce power spikes, which prove costly to GCHS every month.
"Anytime during the month that you have a spike, the biggest spike sets your rate for the entire month," Thatcher said.
Robert Farnsworth, the district's business administrator, said the electric bill for all of the district buildings can range from $17,000 monthly to more than $70,000 during the hotter months. Heating the high school alone can cost as much as $5,000 per month, he said.
After looking at several different options, the district began exploring a new technology that runs completely off of the fryer oil that restaurants generally throw away.
Waste vegetable oil cogeneration plants are common technology in Europe, according to Thatcher, but they haven't really caught on in the United States yet.
"It's basically a tiny power plant," Thatcher said. "It follows the load strategically."
That means that the series of generators could be powered when necessary and turned off at other times. The cogeneration system will be connected to the high school's heating and air conditioning controls and is designed to kick in before a power spike occurs to offset electricity demand, Thatcher said.
Unlike a traditional coal powered plant, Thatcher said waste-oil cogeneration plants are much more efficient.
"More than two-thirds of the fuel used to generate electricity is lost as heat," he said.
The cogeneration plant the school district is considering boasts 90 percent efficiency, he said.
If installed, the system would run off of the used fryer oil donated to the district by area restaurants. That oil would then be put into tanks, which would filter out anything that couldn't be burned by the machine. That oil would then be burned by a series of small Kubota motors.
Thatcher said the original proposal included one large generator that was capable of producing 150 kilowatts. However, after speaking with the Belgium-based manufacturer, Cogengreen, the proposal was changed to include five separate 30 kilowatt units.
Thatcher said the smaller units offer several incentives.
"There would be less capital costs at the beginning," he said. "It would also allow the students in the auto shop at the high school to provide maintenance on the units. It would be used as a learning tool."
The manufacturer has agreed to send licensed mechanics to teach school district personnel how to do maintenance on the units, Thatcher said. This would allow the machines to continue to be covered under the manufacturer's warranty, even though the students would be doing the work.
Farnsworth said the used oil has become a "commodity," so companies that choose to donate it to the district could claim the donation on their taxes. Thatcher said that could result in more of the oil being disposed of properly.
Moab City Engineer Rebecca Andrus said the project could benefit the community by keeping fryer oil from getting into the city sewer system.
"It can gum up the system and cause backups," she said, adding that the city has had issues with oil getting into the system in the past.
The school district has already been awarded a grant from the Rocky Mountain Power Blue Sky Project in the amount of $125,000. Several other interested donors have come forward to help support the project, Thatcher said. The district has also applied for an Environmental Protection Agency education grant, which would help cover the cost of using the system as a teaching tool.
The initial price of the system is approximately $560,000 with additional funds needed for trucks and equipment to pick up the grease. Farnsworth said that with the money that has already been secured through grants and donations, it should take about 12 years for the savings to offset the cost of the system.
"The more money we get, the less time it takes to recover those costs," he said.
Thatcher said that there has been strong community support for the project.
"We've been working on this for over a year, and everyone we've talked to has been enthusiastic," he said.
"As we get the word out, there are a lot of people interested in helping out," Farnsworth said.
The Cogengreen system would be a first in the United States, according to Crane. Although there are similar setups at larger institutions such as the University of Utah and Utah State University, it would be the first for a school district.
The school board has decided to continue to pursue the project and is hoping to secure enough donors to cover the cost of the project.
"I think it's a great project," Crane said. "It would be really great for the community."


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With sheer stripes and chic neckline, this bebe top is sure to lend your look a sexy weekend pop. Try it with a circle skirt and a pair of lace heels for a dark glamour punch.
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Antec New Solution NSK 3480 MicroATX Tower Review
Choosing a case for a new build means different things for different individuals. An enthusiast, most likely, will want the latest and greatest mid to full size tower with plenty of cooling capacity, so temperatures of the internal components stay nice and cool. There is the silent PC group that will give up some cooling capacity to not hear the computer run. As long as temperatures are within specs it's fine. Then there is the average Joe who just wants a nice looking case, that does what a case is supposed to do. That would be housing the components purchased for the build. Cost, as well as the size of the enclosure, are both priorities for the average user. In today's environment of ever increasing energy costs, what is becoming a major selling point on new builds? Power consumption of course!
The Antec NSK 3480 MicroATX is an upgrade from the Antec NSK 3400. The upgrade is in the form of the 380watt 80 plus certified power supply. What does 80 plus mean you ask? It means that at any time the power supply is under a load from 20 to 100%, the power supply runs at at least 80% efficiency. The NSK 3480 offers dual chamber construction to isolate the power supply from the operating component, four drive bays, four expansion slots, and a 120mm three speed fan for cooling this enclosure. Could this be the case for your next build? Let's find out!
Closer Look:
The packaging for the Antec NSK 3480 illustrates the case on the front panel.The rear panel shows additional case views and the specifications of the enclosure. The side panels give additional information in different languages so the information is available not just in English. RoHS compliance and power efficiency are highlights of the text on the package.
The box was surprisingly heavy for such a small enclosure. The Antec NSK 3480 is wrapped in plastic and inserted into cardboard blocks to prevent any damage during transit. The instruction manual is included on the plastic sheeting around the Antec NSK 3480.


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India, Pakistan enter T20 for blind semis
Bangalore - Arch rivals India and Pakistan Monday entered the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup for the blind after their convincing wins against South Africa and minnows Nepal respectively in the last league matches here.
India will clash with Sri Lanka while Pakistan will take on England in the twin semifinals Wednesday and the winners will enter the tournament's final Thursday to lift the cup.
A brilliant all-round performance by Indians sent South Africa crashing to a massive 288-run defeat in the group's last tie at the Aditya Global sports ground on the city's outskirts.
Opting to bat after winning the toss, India posted a mammoth 355 runs for four wickets in 20 overs, with its top order batsmen Ganesh Bushara (partially blind) belting an unbeaten 80 in 31 balls, followed by Dunna Venkatesh (partially blind) 79 off 31 balls and Hitesh Bhai Patel (also partially blind) 72 in 26 balls. Patel was adjudged man of the match.
Bushara and Venkatesh registered a splendid 172-run partnership in 60 deliveries.
Chasing an imposing target of 356, all the Proteas batsmen failed to reach double digits and were bundled out for 67 runs in 11.1 overs, thanks to wily bowling by Indian captain Shekar Naik (partial vision) who took three wickets for 13 runs and vice-captain Ajay Kumar Reddy (partially blind) two for 14.
With seven wins and one loss (to Pakistan), India will play Sri Lanka in the second play-off at Central College grounds in the city centre Wednesday for a berth in final. Lanka has won six games and lost two.
In other last league game on the same ground, Pakistan hammered Nepal in style to win by 10 wickets after bowling them out for 89 in 20 overs and reaching the low target of 90 runs in just 4.1 overs without loss.
Pakistan's Masood Jan (partially blind), who hit a hurricane 53 not out in 16 balls, was man of the match.
In two other league ties played at the Central College grounds in the city centre, England beat West Indies by seven wickets to enter the last four.
Put to bat first, Windies laboured hard to hit 213 runs for six wickets, with a 132-run partnership in 58 balls between Rodney Ramrattan (partial vision) who scored 77 off 36 balls and Jennson Poyah (partial vision), who made 75 in 54 balls.
Chasing a modest target (214), England hit 217 runs for three wickets in 16.4 overs, with its Andy Powers (partial vision) hitting a scintillating 122 in 55 balls to become man of the match.
In the other last tie on the same ground, the Sri Lankans mauled Bangladesh by 243 runs, clobbering their weak bowling to pile up a massive 360 runs for three wickets in the stipulated 20 overs and restricting the latter to 112 for seven wickets in 20 overs.
Sri Lankan batter Madhusanka Lemamge (partially blind) pulverised the Bangladesh bowlers to smash 138 runs in 68 balls, while dashing P. Saman Kumara (totally blind) hit a breezy 91 off 21 balls. Lemamge was declared man of the match.
Of the nine countries, Australia, Bangladesh, Nepal, South Africa and Windies were knocked out of the semis.
Punters are betting on India and Pakistan to cruise the semis for a cracker of a final Thursday at the Central College ground.


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We don't know if competitive bear wrestling is a thing, but if it were, we imagine that offroad racing Russian trucks would be its motoring equivalent.
We've seen a ZIL or two before, but never catching air in a no holds barred Moscow destructo race. Hardy as these trucks may be, we will give special appreciation to these intrepid Russian drivers, who plow on with the hood flying into the windshield and take jumps on three wheels. Did we say three wheels? We meant five wheels – duallie racing catches us off guard sometimes.


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NEA News 2004 Volume 22, Number 1
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Nuclear energy: the role of government
In recent times, the environment surrounding the electricity sector has considerably evolved. In many OECD countries, there has been a complete restructuring. New developments include, in some countries, the liberalisation of the electricity market, mergers and acquisitions, an increased role of civil society, energy policy debates, restructuring and reorganisation of government institutions and bodies. The nuclear sector has also been affected by these changes, more so than in other sectors as in the beginning, nuclear facilities were in government hands.
The OECD Nuclear Energy Agency and its member countries have over the last year devoted time and research as well as reflected on the role of government in the nuclear sector in order to assess, in this new environment, what level of involvement is appropriate. Major considerations include security of supply, safety, waste management, research, non-proliferation of radioactive materials and national security considerations. Is there a consensus among countries that apply different economic policies and follow different nuclear strategies? Is there a consensus despite the contrast between market-oriented policies and more government-controlled systems?
On the occasion of the NEA's Steering Committee meeting in April of this year, which coincided with the publication of our study Government and Nuclear Energy, we had the opportunity to discuss and debate the parameters for what is considered essential to guarantee the continued safe operation of nuclear power plants under liberalised, competitive markets. Clearly, recent experience has shown that the market alone cannot dictate policy. Governments have to juggle many interests, but energy policy must be formulated at that level, taking into consideration a full range of factors. Last year, several NEA member countries experienced severe blackouts and electricity shortages. There has been increased debate on the role of the different production means and distribution grids, evaluating the strength and vulnerabilities of each of them. There has also been considerable discussion in many member countries on how to ensure security of supply in the long-term future, whilst caring for the environment and alleviating climate change when projections show continued growth in energy demand.
The debate is not over. However, it is clear to me that we have reached a common understanding on most of the issues at hand. There are, however, different approaches depending on the member country. The exchange of views has certainly helped many in making progress in formulating sound choices.
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Photo Coverage: Panaro & Ford Open in PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
Produced by Cameron Mackintosh/Really Useful Group, Inc. and directed by Harold Prince, The Phantom of the Opera is in its 23rd year in New York, playing at The Majestic Theatre. Last night, Broadway favorite Hugh Panaro returned to the title role alongside former Phantom National Tour star Sara Jean Ford as Christine. BroadwayWorld was on hand and brings you photo coverage below.
Mr. Panaro has a long association with PHANTOM and is one of the few actors to have been cast as both The Phantom and Raoul in the Broadway production. He first joined the New York cast in December 1990 as Raoul, a role he would play for over two years and more than 900 performances. In February 1999 he was invited to take over the title role, which he played to rave reviews. With over 1,000 performances as The Phantom, he's so far performed in over 2,000 performances of the Broadway production.
Sara Jean Ford originally made her PHANTOM (and Broadway) debut with the New York Company in March 2007 as the Mirror Bride and covering the role of Christine. In September 2007 she took over the role of Christine on the National Tour, playing it for nearly a year.
Mr. Panaro was the tenth of the twelve men cast as Broadway's "Man Behind the Mask." Ms. Ford is the fourteeth actress to be cast as Christine in the New York production.
A long-time romantic lead on Broadway, Hugh Panaro's other credits include the title role in Lestat, Buddy in Side Show, Gaylord Ravenal in Harold Prince's production of Showboat, Julian in The Red Shoes, Marius in the original production of Les Misérables and the title role in the American premiere of the Cameron Mackintosh production of Martin Guerre. An in-demand performer with symphony orchestras around the world (including touring Europe with Barbara Streisand), he's also worked in Regional productions across the country. His work at Philadelphia's Walnut Street Theatre won him a Barrymore Award for his starring performance as Jean Valjean in Les Misérables and a second nomination for his performance as Fagin in Oliver!.
Sara Jean Ford's other Broadway credits include the current Broadway revival of A Little Night Music as MrS. Anderson (Anne/Petra cover) and Finian's Rainbow as Arlene (Sharon cover). Off-Broadway, she starred as Louisa in the new production of The Fantasticks and can be heard on the original revival cast recording. She's appeared in Wicked in Chicago (Glinda/Nessarose cover), as June in Anyone Can Whistle at City Center for Encores! and originated the role of Nellie Oleson in the national tour of Little House on the Prairie-The Musical.
Continuing in their roles with the New York Company are Ryan Silverman (Raoul), George Lee Andrews (Monsieur André), David Cryer (Monsieur Firmin), Patricia Phillips (Carlotta), Cristin J. Hubbard (Madame Giry), Evan Harrington (Piangi) and Heather McFadden (Meg Giry). At certain performances, Marni Raab plays Christine. Mr. Andrews is an original Broadway cast member of PHANTOM and in 2006 was recognized by Guinness World Records as the inaugural record-holder for the performer with the longest time in the same Broadway show - a record he still holds and continues to add to with each performance.
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA became the longest-running show in Broadway history on January 9, 2006, when it played performance #7486, surpassing the record run of Cats. Incredibly, since breaking that record, the production has played both an additional 4½ years and an additional 1,900 performances. During this time, it's also become the first and only show in Broadway history to play milestone performances 8,000 and 9,000 and celebrate its 18th through 22nd Anniversaries.
In addition to its longevity records, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA is also the most successful stage musical of all time, with worldwide grosses to date estimated in excess of $5 billion (far surpassing the highest-grossing film of all time, Avatar, which has grossed $2.7 billion worldwide). The winner of 7 1988 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, the New York production has played over 9,300 performances, been seen by nearly 14 million people and grossed over $780 million.
Worldwide, over 65,000 performances have been seen by 100 million people in 27 countries and 144 cities. There are currently seven productions around the world: London, New York, Budapest (Hungary), Nagoya (Japan), Seoul (Korea), the U.S. National Tour (which concludes its record-breaking run in November 2010) and a revised production in Las Vegas at The Venetian. The original cast-recording, with over 40 million copies sold worldwide, is the best-selling cast recording of all time.
Based on the classic novel Le Fantôme de L'Opéra by Gaston Leroux, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA tells the story of a masked figure who lurks beneath the catacombs of the Paris Opera House, exercising a reign of terror over all who inhabit it. He falls madly in love with an innocent young soprano, Christine, and devotes himself to creating a new star by nurturing her extraordinary talents and by employing all of the devious methods at his command.
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA has music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and is directed by Harold Prince. Lyrics are by Charles Hart (with additional lyrics by Richard Stilgoe) and the book is by Richard Stilgoe and Andrew Lloyd Webber. THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA has production design by the late Maria Björnson, lighting by Andrew Bridge and sound design by Mick Potter with original sound by Martin Levan. Musical staging and choreography is by Gillian Lynne. Orchestrations are by David Cullen and Andrew Lloyd Webber.
The performance schedule for THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA is Monday evenings at 8PM, Tuesday evenings at 7PM, Wednesday through Saturday evenings at 8PM, with matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2PM. Ticket prices range from $26.50 - $121.50 with Premium Tickets also available. To order tickets visit telecharge.com or call (212) 239-6200.
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The White House has handled the process of picking the next chair of the Federal Reserve "terribly," a top official at the U.S. central bank said on Monday in an unusual public critique of the delicate, and traditionally discreet, selection process.
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Visitors to Barichara, Colombia have discovered that playing with mud isn't just for kids anymore.
De la Tierra, a tour operator in that town, specializes in educational workshops that teach visitors all about adobe construction, a traditional method for house building that has been used in Latin America for centuries. The workshops aren't boring lectures, but are hands-on demonstrations that will get you dirty and maybe even a bit sweaty.
While adobe construction was used by indigenous people in the Americas for thousands of years, the sort of mud construction that we associate with South America has its roots in Mesopotamia. It's from there that the idea spread into Africa then came to the New World with slaves brought over by the Spaniards. The Spanish added their own technology in the form of adobe bricks.
While the word adobe may sound Spanish, it's actually a Middle Egyptian word that dates back to about 2000 BC.
During our visit, our guides explained that adobe walls are built using rectangular forms made of wood. The four wooden walls of the form would measure about two metres by a half metre and be about a metre high.
To start the wall, the bottom is lined with stones then wet, clay-rich dirt is layered on top.
The next step is to get into that wooden box and start compacting the dirt with your feet and a long, wooden tamper. Visitors are encouraged to take off their shoes and give it a try.
It's back-breaking work and will turn your feet yellow. It might explain why residents of that part of Santander Department have the nickname "Yellow Feet."
Once a wall section is done, the form is dismantled and reassembled further down the line and the process of adding rocks and dirt is repeated until the wall reaches the desired length. Once the outline of the building is finished and is allowed to dry, the form is built atop the foundation and the arduous process of dumping dirt into the walls and compacting it continues.
To protect the outside of the adobe walls from weather, you have to coat them with another mud layer, except this one is reinforced with horse dung that contains a lot of plant fibre which helps strengthens the material.
Once again, volunteers on our tour, took off their shoes and squished a muddy mixture of dirt, dung and water with their feet until it was the perfect consistency. When it was ready, we picked up fistfuls of the brown goo and started slathering it on the wall with our hands, and smoothing it as we went along. This plaster mix would eventually dry in the sun and be painted, thus completing the exterior of the house.
But what about the inside? Interior walls of adobe houses would use bricks, although these are also made of adobe.
The way to create the bricks is to use a mud mixture reinforced with dung then placed in a hand-operated press that compacts them into a brick shape. These would be extracted and placed in the sun to dry. Once ready, they could be stacked upon each other to form walls. Again, we were called into action to try it ourselves and I discovered that a lot of force was necessary to use the press and was amazed to learn that experienced workers could churn out a new brick in seconds.
Now that I know how an adobe building is made, it gives me a greater appreciation of just how difficult it is and I'll be sure to take the time to admire any of these humble edifices the next time I see one.
- Barichara is a three to four-hour drive from Bucaramanga and can be reached by rental car or by local bus.
- De la Tierra mostly gives tours in Spanish, but does have some English and French speaking guides for foreign visitors who can't speak the language.
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So i know that you're supposed to nurse and then give solids an hour later so that breastmilk is the primary food. However, it doesn't work too well with when she generally naps and I end up either feeding her almost right after nursing or sometimes delaying her nursing at night. (ie. I used to nurse her at 4:30pm then again at 5:30pm for bedtime because she loves to nurse as her wind down routine but now I give her solids instead of the 4:30pm nursing.) And I am only feeding her twice a day so far. She is almost 7.5 months old and at her 6 month check up was 14lbs8oz.
How does everyone else do it? I don't do jarred foods but I'm not doing BLW either. I just mash up or grate her food and feed her with a spoon and stop when she shows disinterest.
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wake up: anytime between 6:30 and 7:30am
nurse about 30 minutes after waking
first nap: about 1.5-2 hours after wake up (tends to be around 9am)
nurse around 10 or 10:30am depending on length of nap
1/2 a medium banana at 11am
second nap: between 11:30 and 12pm
nurse around 1:30pm depending on length of nap (used to be an hour and a half to 2 hours but lately been only doing 45 min)
third nap: around 2:30pm (unless second nap lasted 2 hours then skip this)
1/4-1/2 cup of a vegetable (usually carrots with a bit of apple, tried avocado yesterday) around 4pm
bath around 5pm
nurse before bed around 5:30pm
in bed and sleeping by 6:30pm
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The many photographs taken by Francis Wolff portray the golden age of jazz and the leading names of the famed Blue Note Records label. Taken in black and white, often as low angle shots, they highlight the close relationship between the photographer and the musicians ? whose personality traits and obvious energy Wolff liked to reveal. These shots forged an image of jazz and resulted from the high-level meeting of two art forms. Joe Henderson (1937?2001) was an American tenor saxophonist and jazz composer. From 1963 to 1968 he recorded as a sideman for around thirty Blue Note albums, as well as for his first opus, ?Page One?, a mix of bossa nova and hard bop. This photograph came out of the shooting session for the album cover taken outside the Lincoln Center in New York in July 1963.Read more Read less
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Sacred Heart sophomore Bertony Jean-Louis (Norwalk, CT) and junior Angelica Johnson (Little Ferry, NJ) were named the Road Runner Northeast Conference Men's and Women's Track Athlete's of the Week announced on Tuesday afternoon.
Jean-Louis' season-opening victory in the 55-meter hurdles was far from ordinary. Helping the Pioneers claim a 12th straight team title at the Collegiate Track Conference (CTC) Relays, the sophomore's time (7.67s) surpassed the IC4A Championship qualifying standard and broke the Sacred Heart record Jean-Louis set as a freshman. Converted for 60 meters, the hurdle performance (8.20s) ranks first in the Northeast Conference.
Johnson clocked in at 7.17s to win the 55-meter dash at the annual Collegiate Track Conference (CTC) Relays. The sprinter's season-opening victory helped Sacred Heart claim its 13th consecutive CTC team title. When converted to a 60-meter mark, Johnson's time (7.69) makes her the Northeast Conference's early leader. The third-year Pioneer can qualify for the ECAC Championships by shaving one-hundredth of a second off her time.


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Last night, as in the streets of stone
I paced in silence and alone,
A pale thin youth with locks of flame
Came to me, murmuring my name.
His face was white, his eyes were wild,
He looked into my face and smiled,
He named my name, then softly said,
'I am thine other self, long dead!'
And as he spake I felt his breath
Was chilly with the dews of Death,
But suddenly he sang, and lo!
'Twas an old song I used to know.
Ah, God! the music tore apart
The clammy cerements of my heart,
And suddenly I seemed to be
Wild, young, and wonderful as he!
And when he ceased, he laugh'd and cried,
'Tho' all have perished, I abide,'
Yet looking in his face I knew
'Twas glittering with churchyard dew!
I reach'd out hands and would have pressed
The gentle vision to my breast,
But from my touch, before I wist,
He sprang and vanished into mist!
'Come back, come back!' I cried in pain,
But ah, he would not come again!
Tearful, in silence and alone,
I paced along the streets of stone.
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|7 out of 10 : Good
|6 out of 10 : Average
|5 out of 10 : Below Average
|4 out of 10 : Poor
|3 out of 10 : Bad
|2 out of 10 : Very Bad
|1 out of 10 : Painful
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|2008-03-13, 08:20
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They certainly have gotten into another tough situation. Sadly don't have much of a choice, but to go with this one. Since the outcome otherwise would be pretty bad.
But true you did get a little worried with discussing such a thing in a public forum. Plus the shot at the church in a raised tone. Although people could just write it off as someone who had drunk a bit too much.
Was a nice scene at the end to finish the episode. Still have to make this plan succeed, but if so they will have managed to dodge a bullet this time.
|2008-03-13, 09:10
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Fairly decent episode and I finally see Nora's role in all of this.In fact,you could argue this whole are revolves around her.I guess this arc basically focuses on the negative influence of the church possibly during the Renaissance period or slightly before that?Not too sure but I am fairly certain that Nora represents the people who suffered and were opressed by the church at the time.
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So I already did a review and lastly thank you BSS for another fast release
|2008-03-13, 09:24
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It's really a shame this series is coming to an end so soon...Well I hope it dose well enough for a second season.
Anyway interesting episode it seem like Nroa will finally be free from the churches wrath after all this is over with and poor girl deserves it.
Lawrence will once again get back on his feet and Horo gets all the honey apples and pears she can eat...which will unfortunately force Lawrence to start is finances all over again.
|2008-03-13, 09:41
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|2008-03-13, 10:04
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Amazing support episode initiating into the great plan, into the final episode. However, I feel that one more episode is too short to pace everything right and have everyone fully grasp all the details. Of course, Spice and Wolf has never failed to do that for me yet...
Great episode, 10/10.
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This episode is a great example of why I like Lawrence's character. Unlike the majority of male anime protagonists with a passive personality, Lawrence is very secure in his actions. All too often these characters end up being overly insecure resulting in gushing apologies and whiny monologues filled with indecision. Lawrence on the other hand, apologizes and when questioned, defends his decisions promptly and with resolve. Now that's a strong male lead.
Also, I was curious about use of the word "soft(y)". I'm not sure if that's a literal translation or not but it seemed particularly out of place when Horo was angry at Lawrence. While it could just be me, I felt it was too light hearted of a word to convey the emotion that was intended. I imagined something with an edge like "weak" or "simple" and at 6:13 possibly "lenient".
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ok, the person that gave this episode an 1 really is out of his mind. What can be painful about this episode? I tried to come with as many rational and emotional reasons for the episode to be painful. The only thing I can think of is that the person is a Nora fan and he doesn't like the way that Lawrence is using Nora. Of course he didn't hear what Horo said about Nora being not as innocent as she appears.
|2008-03-13, 11:39
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Guess Lawrence being in his twenties gives him a bit more of a secure position than some younger protagonists. Though showing he can freak out with the best of them when a situation gets really bad like last episode. At least even while apologizing he does back things up. Not just getting lost in a series of apologies without anything to go along with it.
Well I think soft is a reasonable word to go with. He is just a good person. Gets mad then feels bad about it. Long as the tone is there is still effective at getting the feeling across. Besides allowed to fit in at the end when the tone was pretty light.
|2008-03-13, 12:28
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I'm going to take a very very wild guess and say Nora is a yandere type.
Lawrence and Horo's little night conversation was interesting. It was on a nice mature level that is rare to see in anime. It was also pleasing to see that Horo is the type to admit when she is wrong (or at least when she causes trouble), and throwing out the pouch of coins was funny too .
I also feel bad that they have to use Nora like that ... So to my understanding, Noro is making no profit off this smuggling plan?
|2008-03-13, 12:33
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Will be able to get enough money to leave the town and start the career she really wants to. Just that for Lawrence that regardless of the profit it's not worth gambling with your life like that.
|2008-03-13, 13:08
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On the edge...
Poor Nora is already riding the line. In that day and age being accused of witchcraft by the church was a death sentence. They haven't taken any action yet, but as Lawrence made it clear, it's where they're headed.
|2008-03-13, 14:39
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The church hire her themselves, so they can't just get rid of her without some kind of proof.
So they're using a kind of prolonged witch's test: you make a person drown, if they survived they had to have devil's help, if they didn't... well they died pure. God will welcome them. Even if it's dangerous routes instead of water, the church are telling Nora "please, die".
She doesn't deserve this, but the only thing she can currently do is take that one big risk and release herself from consecutive suicidal missions. Let's just hope all goes well.
|2008-03-13, 14:46
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Well now that I watched it, the whole 'coin scam' proceeds thing is moot. However, even if the gold smuggling scheme works out, he still lost money from the armor. Hes just recouping with another deal. So who knows how much he will end up with in the end.
On a sidenote: Id buy some pen & paper to take down names for later. Must properly thank all those people that were so nice to him when he was down and out. The water being thrown at him as if he were a bum, the few coins thrown at him in the street, the self rightous guy that made the insinuations at the end of ep10, etc. Next time he deals with them, all bets are off.
|2008-03-13, 15:09
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I've not enjoyed an anime episode so much in a long time. This was beautiful from many angles. The verbal duel/dance/courting between Horo and Lawrence is just flipping fabulous. I agree with Snuffle -- a level of romantic maturity not often seen in anime (or live-action tv for that matter).
The "scam" (gold smuggling) plan and using Nora while simultaneously giving her a way out of her doom-destined "witches test" is seriously high-stakes (Cytrus's post was a very apt description -- the longer she succeeds, the more likely Nora will be proclaimed a witch and burned to death). But otherwise, Lawrence might as well be dead (mines, oarsman slavery), Noro will either die from attack or being declared a witch, and Horo will left with her worst fear again, being alone possibly forever (or dying in loneliness).
The history of the Church in "real life" during this period is not good --- highly aggressive, dominating, insinuating control over governments, leeching off of all aspects of the economy, making examples of anyone to keep the rest in line. Basically, the worst of an intermingling of "church and state".
As far as Lawrence's long term situation (becoming wealthy, revenge on people who treated him poorly, etc) ... it seems to me that in a way Lawrence is "burning bridges" subtly as he moves north at the same time he is doing well with certain trading companies. If I were to guess ... by the time he "gets north", he may not come back this way (and may end up acting as a northern agent for the trading companies as they expand).
Historically, it was several hundred more years before the Church lost its deathgrip on society in Europe - so in the world of Lawrence and Horo, working around them and quietly sticking it to the Church is about all they can hope for.
As for our MercFH who gave the episode a "1" ... looking over his posts he seems to be almost exclusively a Rosario to Vampire fan with some Rental Magica fandom thrown in. He's certainly allowed to give whatever rating he wants - but people might be less likely to dismiss him as a troll if he'd provide a post with some rationale for his vote. Sometimes people throw a "1" because they misunderstand what is meant by "painful" (that happened on a few tragic series when an episode was very good -- but made the men cry).
Then again, there's the "people love this series therefore I shall be contrarian troll" motive ....
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If Lawrence had know what was happening, he could have left before showing at the company and gone to another town where the price for armor had not dropped and sold it there. It was too late after he found out the facts, and now he can't leave town to sell the armor. Once he get enough money to pay the debt and make a profit, he can leave town and sell the armor somewhere else.
|2008-03-13, 15:55
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Aye, its like stocks... you haven't actually *lost* any money until you sell them.
The main qualification to that would be that the armor takes up a lot of room in the cart and is heavy. So the longer he has to hold them for later sale.... the more it impacts his other transactions -- not to mention any tariffs while transporting the goods through regions.
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|2008-03-13, 16:34
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Anyways, back to the episode. Church really is something. Ugly form of trying to get rid of her. Let the mercenaries and natural dangers do the work for them. If she doesn't make it lament the passing of such a soul.
While risky the plan does help out a lot of people. The company in question gets some much needed money which will save them. Lawrence doesn't end up in a mine where he'll be lucky not to die. Nora doesn't eventually get killed by something in her Church supported gauntlet. Horo gets to continue going along with Lawrence. Hopefully it goes as well as possible.
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HROMGLE 2/jL/ StvI"^ Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community for Over 50 Years mA__ LIBRARY, OHIO HISTORICAL S<XH£/TY 1902 VELM,. AVE. | COLS. 0» 43211 EXCH VO _. 56 NO. 48 NOVEMBER 23,1978-CHESHVAN 23 Congressman Named To Holocaust Commission WASHINGTON (WNS)- Four Democrats and a Republican have been named by House Speaker Thomas O'Neill (D. Mass ) to the Holocaust Commission that will arrange a program and a memorial in remembrance of the Holocaust victims next April 27-28 The five solons whose names were forwarded Nov 17 to President Carter for formal notification of their appointments are: Representatives Sidney Yates (D. Ill;), William Lehman (D. Fla), Stephen Splarz (D. NY), Jim Blanchard (D. Mich.), and William Green (R. NY). 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Colonel Itzhaki completed 21 years of service with the Israel Defense Forces, where he served as the Head. of the Educational Branch in the General Headquarters of the I.D.F., ih charge of its famed Yediat Ha-aretz (knowledge of the Land) program by which; young Israelis become familiar with the history and geography of their land. Col. Itzhaki visited the United States in the Spring pf 1967 on a special grant from UNESCO, awarded, him for the excellence of his work in adult education, and was enthusiastically acclaimed for the dynamism oi. his Lt. Col. Itzhak Itzhaki program. Uppn retiring from the I.D.F. in 1969, Col. Itzhaki became Director of the Pedagogic Center, of the Israel Ministry of Education where he supervised development of curricula in the public schools and devised training aids for-its teachers. He is jpresently serving as (CONTINUED'ON PAGE?) Children's Play Premiers Tomorrow i I : 1 1 B'nai B'rith Women and Gallery Players actors and actresses are all set for their opening performance of the Hans Christian Anderson children's musical classic, "The Princess and the Pea," Which opens this Fri., Nov. 24 at The Jewish Center Auditorium. Friday show times are 1 and 3 p.m., with performances also scheduled for Sun., Nov. 26 and Sun., Dec. 3 at 1 and 3 p.m. and Thurs., Nov. 30at7:30p.m. A benefit performance will be held Wednesday evening, Nov. 29. Among those groups expected as part of an anticipated full house will be: Children's Mental Health Center, Orient State Institute, Columbus State Insti tute, Crippled Children's Center j Central Community House, Southside Settlement, Big Brothers Association, Godman Guild House, Alumcrest Nursing Home, Central Ohio Adolescent Center, Frankjin County Children's Services and CMACAO Northeast. Tickets are still available, with a savings for those purchasing their tickets prior to the day of performance. Prices for both adult and children's tickets are $1.25, paid in advance and $1.50 at the door. Tickets are on sale at The Jewish Center; Barry's Buster Brown, 1733 Brice Rd.; and Little Professor Bookstore, Town and ■ (COririNU-O ON PAGE w five-point Middle East statement that was adopted Nov. 16 by the National Conference of Catholic Bishops meeting here. The vote was 213-8. A previous draft of the statement and a subsequent amendment to it called for a "state" for the Palestinian Arabs but in the final draft that went before the Conference .as a whole following discussion, "state" was " replaced by "homeland" inthe.^ft^.;, . __, The statement, the first by the National Conference since the Yom Kippur War, called for a comrehensive political solution in the Middle East. It called for: "The rights of Israel to existence as a sovereign statQ within secured and recognized boundaries; the rights of the Palestinian Arabs to participate in negotiations affecting their; destiny, and to a homeland of their own; and just compensation should be provided for all parties concerned, of whatever national origin, deprived of home and property by the three- decades of conflict. On the status of Jerusalem, the s-tatement urged "recognition of its unique religious significance . which :'. should be preserved through an international guarantee of access to the holy places, and through the preservation of a religiously pluralist citizenry." It also said that United Nations Resolution 242 should continue "as a basis for a1 just settlement in the region." The statement also noted that the Camp David accords have "limitations" that "involve both the scope and terms of the agreements." One form of limitation, it noted, "is evidenced by the need to bring other key actors in the Middle East into the peace-making process." In addition, "the . question of Palestinian sovereignty remains unresolved by the accords," and calls for ''further1 'negotiations/,' ' JERUSALEM (WNS) — The Cabinet once again postponed a decision Nov. 19 after meeting for five hours to discuss the latest developments in the peace treaty talks with Egypt7 The Cabinet is to continue its deliberations. The main issue is Egypt's latest, pro- posals for ''linkage" between a peace treaty and the Camp David framework covering autonomy for the West Bank and Gaza Strip and for a timetable for its implementation. Premier Menachem Begin, addressing a closed meeting of the Herut center in Tel Aviv Nov. 19 reportedly, said he would recommend approval of the agreements based on the Camp David summit, including references to the West Bank which is essentially the American compromise proposal. But Begin added that Israel would not accept Egyptian demands for a timetable for implementing the summit autonomy scheme and Egyptian presence in the Noted Author & Spokesman To Keynote "Women's Plea For Human Rights" Event Reverend Edward Flannery, former Executive Secretary of Ihe Secretariat on Catholic-Jewish Relations, United States Bishops Conference, w|ll be the Keynote Speaker at the Columbus observance of the i"^9W^!S>!&£}S?'L-._f.or JIuman. Rights for Soviet Jewry" on Tuesday; December 12at the Governor's Mansion at 8 p.m., announced • Sharon Paine, Women's Plea Chairperson and Regional President of Women's American ORT. "Reverend Flannery is an internationally noted spokesman and author on behalf of human rights. Among Ms works, 'The Anguish of the Jews' has won a special place in the world's literature which poignantly documents the struggle of the Jews to survive as a people, a religious . faith and a nation in a world where anti-Semitism still threatens their existence," "said Mrs. Paine. The leadership briefing and reception at the Governor's Mansion for the "Women's Plea for Soviet Jewry" marks the eighth year that these nationwide events will be held in observance of the anniversary of the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Locally, the Honorable George V. Voinovich, the Lt. Governor- Elect of the State of Ohio, will serve as the Honorary Chairman of the Women's Plea. According to Mrs. paine, "The Women's Plea will serve as an opportunity to raise the consciousness level of the community to the plight of the Soviet Jewish 'Prisoners of Conscience' and the thousands .of Soviet Jewish families separated' Reverend Kdward Flannery by the cruel and capricious emigration policies of the Soviet government." The Women's Plea events. are being held nationally under the auspices of the' Leadership Conference of National Jewish Women's Organizations in cooperation with the National Interreligious Task Force for Soviet Jewry, the National ■ ' (CONTINUED ON PAGE 16) Gaza Strip. Both. Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan and Defense Minister Ezer Weizman. who returned from Washington to brief the Cabinet on the latest treaty negotiations developments, indicated over the weekend that they favored a positive decision by the Cabinet for signing a peace treaty. Both expressed belief that the areas of agreement achieved during the past five weeks of talks in Washington are broad enough"to satisfy both sides and that a peace treaty can and' should be .signed soon. "Beyond this or thai article, one must look toward a wider horizon." Dayan said during a television interview. He said a number of issues, still re- mairito be resolved and that "we face a very difficult struggle," but' an accord with Egypt is almost ready tobesigned; Weizman-; told reporters upon his return Nov. 17 that after talking with Egyptian Vice President YH.osni Mubarak a day earlier in Washington he felt convinced that there is a will on the part of the Egyptians to continue the talks and find ways to solve the disputes. Asked if they were raising questions On problems still outstanding and that this was normal negotiating procedure: "We.also change our attitudes on some questions." he said. He noted that "It would be a great pity if. one year after (Egyptian President Anwar) Sadat's visit to Jerusalem, we shall not have peace at hand." Four Persons Killed, 35 Injured By Bomb JERICHO <WNS)-Four persons were killed and 35 were injured here Nov. 19 when a bomb was tossed into a crowded bus by a man at the Mitzpeh Jericho bus stop. The man escaped in a waiting pick-up truck which headed in the direction of the Jordan River. The injured were rushed to hospitals in Jerusalem. The incident was one of three terrorists outrages during the day, apparently timed to coincide with the first anniversary of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's visit to Jerusalem. A bomb exploded on the main street of Jaffa, slightly injuring a man and a woman and damaging nearby shops. A possible tragedy was averted in downtown Jerusalem when an explosive charge was found wrapped in an old carpet. It was removed and safely dismantled. The attack on the bus took place as it stopped to, discharge passengers. The bus was bound from Shefach Zohar, a spa on the Dead Sea, for Tel Aviv via Jericho and Jerusalem. It was filled with standees at the time of the attack. The roof of the bus was demolished. Soldiers from a passing army truck helped remove . the injured ftqm the wreck-
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Let's make today an Anglophilic Down On The Street Bonus Edition Sunday, with a couple of British machines that Dr. Danger photographed for us.
I think the Jensen GT was one of the best things to come out of the Malaise Era, but I have yet to see one on the street. Great find, Dr. Danger!
Found a couple interesting cars hanging around Boston. First saw that Jaguar MK IX sitting behind my building downtown. I have seen this car before, but not sitting. Its a sweet ride with that Royal Yachting Association emblem on the grill. The (guessing '68) Impala was hanging out in the Stop & Shop parking lot. There was a hard-had and coveralls sitting in the back, looked like iron worker stickers. Probably stopped off for a case of Winter Lager and some rib-eye steaks. Then finally saw the Jensen-Healey GT just before I got back to the house, its breadvanalicious!
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Sponsored by the Kiwanis Clubs of Glendale and Middle Village, the fair raised funds for local and international causes.
From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., residents strolled from 73rd Place to 79th Street while snacking on typical street fair food and shopping with vendors selling clothing, jewelry, homemade crafts, housewares and more. Stops were made along the way to watch performances from Joe Fuoco's music group.
Children enjoyed the bouncy houses, slides, Sky Swing and other rides, which were free from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
A portion of the fair's funds will go to Project Eliminate, a collaborated effort between Kiwanis International and UNICEF to save newborns and mothers suffering from tetanus.
The money will also go back into Glendale, Middle Village and other local communities, explained Tina DiTroia, President of the Kiwanis Club of Middle Village, which has co-sponsored the street fair for the last two years.
This includes Kamp Kiwanis for children, Superstorm Sandy relief for families, scholarships for students, book distribution and more.
"This is what we do as Kiwanians," said DiTroia, who was also looking for new recruits at the street festival.
While supporting the community, residents enjoyed the array of festivities.
"The fair has a variety of things to buy like clothing and accessories, and it's fun," said Adelisa Softic. "It's a friendly family environment."
Joanna Torres shared the same sentiments.
"Everybody is really nice, and you get to see the neighbors," she said. "What's great is that the children come and get to have fun."
Anyone interested in joining the Kiwanis can call (718) 894-2222 for the Middle Village club or (718) 628-0100 for the Glendale club for more information.


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It is important that you fully understand that the advice given from Team uFit regarding allergies is followed at your own risk and responsibility. Although Team uFit will recommend the use of products in line with your allergies or intolerances you must ensure that both you and your GP or consultant is comfortable with all the ingredients. Our approach to calculating what we believe is optimum for each client is unique and by signing up the company's online/offline plans you are trusting this approach and whilst feedback is appreciated – disagreeing with our methods on the basis of other professionals point of view will not result in any aspect of the plans being re-designed or warrant a refund. The training contained within the plan is also pre-set when you purchase ultrafit plan online. You will receive details on the exact structure to follow meaning the duration, rep range and amount of sets. This also includes guidance or correct lifting techniques through video links. Due to strength being such an individual consideration, weight on the resistance training section will never be specified and this is something you will have to discover through carrying out the exercises. The best results will come by following this and only this. Training is only permitted once a day and no more. If you wish to carry out your own training in place of ours you must specify this on the questionnaire by selecting the appropriate tick box. In this event the training contained within the plan will still be the same however you will not be following it. This will also be taken into account when tailoring the calories and macronutrients of the recipes. Please ensure you complete your age, height and weight on the questionnaire. We need both the completed questionnaire as well as clear body shot photos before a plan can be booked in and created. The pictures will need to be taken in swimwear or equivalent so that body composition can be assessed. 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The plan is valid for 12 months from the initial sign up and needs to be completed within this timeframe. After this time your login details and membership will expire. 1.2 OFFICE HOURS Our support coach heroes are on hand to answer any of your questions or queries from: Monday through to Friday - 9am to 5pm Saturday and Sunday - closed Bank Holidays - closed Christmas and New Year - office closure will be made available 2 weeks (14 days in advance). In the event of staff training and office closure you will be notified 2 weeks (14 days) in advance. Please note the production of plans will remain in place and not be affected. 1.3 PAYMENT You have a choice of two payment methods for the plan. A one off payment or direct debit option, payable by four, eight or twelve monthly instalments – we do not except card payments over the phone for the initial payment, only in the event of arrears. 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Deus Ex: Human Revolution is being developed for Windows PCs, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. The game is scheduled for launch on August 23.
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