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HINSDALE, N.H. - The Pacers varsity boys basketball team play their opening game tonight against Wilton-Lyndeborough at Robin Beauregard Gymnasium at 7 p.m.
Hinsdale will attempt to improve upon last year's record (3-13), but it will probably be a "rebuilding year" according to the team's coach, Brad Venice.
"We graduated six seniors including our top five scorers so we're inexperienced this year, and we only have two players returning," he said.
Those returning are Seniors Andrew O'Keefe and Tanner Nichols, and the team will be looking to them on the court for direction, especially early in the season.
The offense will mostly be provided by O'Keefe as well as Matt Boggio, "a slashing guard who has good touch from the outside," noted Venice.
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On defense, the Pacers will count on Michael Stone and his intensity. "He'll provide the energy we need on that end," said Venice. "And look out for the Nichols and O'Keefe, who will be blocking out and grabbing rebounds underneath."
Venice said the team's goal this year is to blend their experience and talented young players to get back to the playoffs and possibly host a playoff game.
Head Coach -- Brad Venice; Seniors -- Andrew O'Keefe, Tanner Nichols, Evan Dunkley, P.J. LaBarre, Tyler Lachenal; Juniors -- Michael Stone, Cory Sanville, Tyler Kirkwood; Sophomores -- Hunter Nichols, Christian Lugtu; Freshmen -- Matt Boggio.
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Big Lookout Mountain Climber's Log
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|Paul McClellan
|First visit to the area
Date Climbed: Jun 8, 2016
|Drove Lookout Mountain Road from I-84 to the locked summit road gate. Parked about 1/4 mile north since another car was parked there. Pleasant road hike to the summit. Great views of surrounding country from the summit.
|Posted Jul 15, 2016 4:50 pm
|Big Lookout
Date Climbed: Aug 21, 2015
|Along with Cuddy Mountain, Id. while on my way out to the Seattle area. Nice quick hike up the service road from the locked gate. Good enough road leading up to that point.
|Posted Oct 23, 2015 10:15 pm
|Road Walk
Date Climbed: May 25, 2015
|Drove both access routes. North route not for cars and more navigation needed.
|Posted May 26, 2015 12:47 am
|Midlife Mountaineer
|First Tracks
Date Climbed: Mar 28, 2015
|Had to park 5 miles fom the gate due to snow drifts. Lots of snow on the switchbacks on the peak. I may have been the first one to summit in 2015. Awesome views.
|Posted Mar 29, 2015 6:15 pm
|from the gate
Date Climbed: Oct 19, 2014
|I was looking for something to do in half a day from Boise. I drove to the gate and hiked up from there. The hike took about 45 minutes total. The road is not bad other than a lot of washboarding. Great views including Wallowas, Blues, Seven Devils, Cuddy mountains and even Schafer Butte near Boise.
|Posted Oct 19, 2014 1:41 pm
|Fire lookout tower
Date Climbed: May 4, 2014
|Glissading... Check.
climbed with idahomtmhigh->
|Posted May 8, 2014 10:45 pm
|Great views
Date Climbed: May 4, 2014
|Have been driving past this mountain for years, and thinking I need to make a trip up. Had a bunch of extra time after a business trip to Twin Falls, so I told my coworker that we were going for it. Was able to drive to the gate through some remaining snow on the road and cut out a few down trees on the road. Climbed straight up the eastern ridge since most of the road was covered in snow. Great views on a very clear day, and an even more fun glissade back down to the truck.
|Posted May 4, 2014 8:54 pm
|Nick Turtura
|Nice Summit
Date Climbed: Sep 29, 2013
|The road in was quite rough with a lot of washboard. Ran into a lot of hunters. The gate was open so I went ahead and drove right up to the top. Nice summit.
|Posted Sep 29, 2013 9:34 pm
|Nice Road Followed by Easy Hike
Date Climbed: May 28, 2012
|Drove to about a quartermile short of the gate and parked. The hike up was relatively short with four or five switchbacks to the summit. The lookout tower on top was nice, but I didn't see a benchmark (there was a silver marker though with "control 3" on it). Nice hike and a beautiful view of the surrounding area.
|Posted May 29, 2012 12:40 am
|Cloudy Day
Date Climbed: Jun 7, 2009
|Drove out here from John Day where I picked my dad up to go with me. It was both our 1st times in this area, very beautiful, lots of relief change here as the mountain drops right down into the snake river canyon. Did Snow Mountain in the Ochocos the previous day, and with Big Lookout makes 18 of the 20 eastern oregon P2K's done.
|Posted Jun 7, 2009 9:34 pm
|On bike
Date Climbed: Sep 26, 2008
|Hike-a-biked up the road from the gate. Hazy at the top, but would be a great view when clear. 30 minutes up, 5 and a half back to the car.
|Posted Sep 30, 2008 12:53 pm
|Route Climbed: Date Climbed: Sep 24, 2004
|Bob Bolton, Dennis Poulin and I were chasing Oregon prominence peaks, and this one ranks #16, so we went after it. The road was gated so we walked up cross country (avoiding the road where possible) as much as we could in 100 degree heat. Some great views from the top of this rather well equipped lookout. About a mile hike up and about 900 feet of elevation gain from where we parked.
|Posted Dec 16, 2005 7:43 pm
|Route Climbed: northeast ridge Date Climbed: June 8, 2004
|Drove from the south and parked at the gate to the summit access. Walked it to where it first switched back on the northeast flank of the cone, then followed the northeast ridge to the summit. Descended down the southeast ridge to the parking spot. This mountain is isolated and the highest thing around so the views are extensive in all directions.
|Posted Dec 16, 2005 7:38 pm


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The New York Stock Exchange and other major U.S. markets are scheduled to reopen today after a two day hiatus — the first multi-day weather-related closure since the blizzard of 1888 and the first unscheduled closure since the Sept. 11, 2011, terror attacks.
With much of the East Coast a wreck, what should we expect when trading resumes?
Expect a wild ride. Investors have a lot of information to digest, and two days' worth of pent-up trading to do.
First to consider are the direct costs of the storm: the obvious damage done to homes, businesses and infrastructure to the Eastern seaboard. Early estimates run the gamut. CoreLogic estimates that 284,000 homes valued at $88 billion were at risk, but this is a worst-case scenario. Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) estimates losses in the range of $5 billion to $10 billion to be picked up by insurance companies (as a point of reference, Hurricanes Irene and Katrina had insured losses of $7 billion and $62 billion, respectively). Uninsured losses are harder to estimate but are significant to the households and businesses affected.
But more significant than the direct costs — which are largely offset by insurance proceeds — are the indirect costs of lost business and the psychological trauma to consumer confidence. There are shoes not purchased, flights not taken and restaurant meals not eaten by the 60 million Americans affected, let alone wages and tips not paid by those who miss work. These are impossible to accurately gauge, but estimates are in the ballpark of $10 billion per day. Depending on how long it takes to get New York's subway back on line, that number could get a lot higher and the length of time could stretch a lot longer.
All of this brings us back to the stock market. What should we expect when the market opens?
Over the next week, I expect stocks to drift lower in choppy trading as hurricane news continues to roll in. Insurance stocks and construction-related stocks will see the most speculation.
But ultimately, I expect investor preoccupation to shift relatively quickly back to earnings, the U.S. presidential election and the looming fiscal cliff. Natural disasters — even big ones — usually do not correspond to major market shifts. They create a lot of speculation and volatility in the immediate term, but the market generally gets back to whatever trend was in place before the disaster hit.
In our case today, U.S. stocks were going through a mild correction after a spectacular bull run. By next week, I expect that we will be back to business as usual.
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I am particularly looking for any weakness in high-end consumer stocks. I see no lasting effects on luxury demand and advise buying on any dips. Some names to consider: luxury goods sellers Coach (NYSE:COH) and LVMH (PINK:LVMUY) and luxury automaker Daimler (PINK:DDAIF).
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The 13 winners of the annual Student Research Achievement Awards were recognized at the awards ceremony on February 4. The students were selected by judges from the Society's subgroups for their outstanding presentations during the poster competition. One hundred and forty-one students participated in the competition. The winners are:
Khadijeh Alnajjar, Wright State University
The Role of the N-terminus of Subunit III in Proton Uptake in Cytochrome C Oxidase of Rhodobacter Sphaeroides
Jie-Pan Shen, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Multiple Mine-Associated States and Nucleoid Stabilize Self-Organized Minde Pattern Formation in E. coli
Anand Singh, National University of Singapore
SPIM-FCCS: A Novel Technique to Quantitate Protein-Protein Interaction in Live Cells
Shahar Sukenik, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
Thermodynamic Fingerprints Reveal Variability in Cosolute Effect on Peptide Folding
Reuben Friend, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
VAMP 3 and 8 Define Distinct Vesicle Pools that Regulate the Secretion of Inflammatory Mediators in Human Mast Cells
Kiersten Ruff, Washington University
Modulation of Polyglutamine Conformations and Associations by C-terminal Proline Rich Regions from Exon 1 of Huntingtin
David Baez-Nieto, CINV, Chile
Voltage-dependence in Thermo-voltage Sensitive Channel TRPV1, a Delocalized Voltage Sensor?
Stefan Scheidelaar, Utrecht University, The Netherlands
Towards Detergent Free Solubilization of Membrane Proteins into Nanodiscs: a Biophysical Study on the Interaction Between Styrene Maleic Acid (SMA) Copolymers and Synthetic Phospholipid Vesicles
Swati Tyagi, European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Germany
Long-term Single-molecule TIRF Observation of Biomolecules without Immobilization
Li Wang, University of Iowa
Cardiac Myosin Binding-Protein C (CMYBP-C) Phosphorylation Affect Cross Bridge Function
Niccolo Banterle, European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Germany
Absolute Stoichiometry of the Nuclear Pore Complex
Ziqing Zhao, Harvard University
Spatial Organization of RNA Polymerase II Revealed by Super-Resolution Imaging of Mammalian Cell Nucleus
Kuang Shen, California Institute of Technology
Activated GTPase Movement on SRP RNA DrivesCotranslational Protein Targeting
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With all eyes on the Super Committee this week, Republicans still can't hide from the fact that they have yet to offer a comprehensive jobs plan of their own.
Democrats have offered numerous plans to get America working again—including the Make It In America plan and President Obama's American Jobs Act, but so far the GOP has refused to go along with any of them. Instead, Republicans have chosen to offer smaller measures designed to reduce taxes for the wealthiest among us that don't do nearly enough to help the millions of Americans still out of work.
And according to the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office, what few ideas the GOP has offered up will not do enough to reduce unemployment.
As TPM reports on CBO head Doug Elmendorf's testimony before the Senate Budget Committee yesterday:
"But [Elmendorf's] prepared remarks… imply that the GOP's economic counter-proposals would do almost nothing to actually improve things."
"…And as you see the plans conservatives favor don't really do much to reduce unemployment and grow the economy. Cutting income taxes across the board is less effective than anything that puts money in the hands of people who need it to pay for necessities (extending unemployment insurance and the payroll tax holiday are both top Obama goals). Letting corporations repatriate foreign-earned profits tax free (as Republicans want) does almost nothing, while creating incentives for firms to hire has a fairly substantial effect."
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A few weeks ago, our beloved Phyllis Brucker had breast cancer surgery and she has sent this note to express her gratitude towards Summit Motorsports Park & her racing family. Phyllis will be back at the Bud Gate, welcoming racers just as soon as the doctor releases her to go back to work!
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Oil Prices Whip Around Amid Conflicting Reports on Emergency Reserve Release
Crude oil prices just took a quick tumble on a report that the U.S. and U.K. will cooperate on releasing strategic oil reserves.
The news suggests attempts are being made to put a lid on high fuel prices, which threaten to hinder building momentum in the economy.
Reuters reported that a formal request from the U.S. to London to release crude from emergency stocks will come sometime soon. Details surrounding the specific timing are still unknown.
Nymex crude reversed early gains of about 50 cents and were recently down more than $1.15, or 1.1% at $104.28.
Here's a minute-by-minute chart of today's movement in oil and its sudden drop over the last few minutes.
UPDATE: Oil prices pared some losses after a US official threw cold water on the Reuters report. The official said an agreement to release oil reserves is inaccurate.
Oil was recently down 0.5% after earlier dropping more than 1%.


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I started to write my autobiography after an article came out about me in the New York Times last August. Someone from the book publishing company, Random House, who happens to be a Phillies fan, contacted me and got the ball rolling.
I was already writing a book, anyway, but initially it wasn't going to be about me. It was going to be about the Minor Leagues and what happens behind the scenes. But Random House turned the book into an autobiography called Catching the Dream. I spent a lot of last offseason organizing and a lot of this past season writing the book.
People wonder when I have time during the baseball season to write a book, but I think the baseball season is the best time. During the season, my emotions are fresh. It's easy to spark my memory. The 2006 season -- when I made by big-league debut as a 34-year-old rookie -- was so emotional for me. Writing now helps me go back in time and capture the emotion of all those moments.
I write a lot on the team plane. I also usually write when I first wake up and at night, if I have time. I'm usually a little tired at that point, but it's important to keep the flow. If I don't write enough, I lose focus.
On the days I write, I would write about 1,000 words a day. I usually don't do more than 2,000 words a day.
I sit on the team plane with my computer on and some notes spread around me. But I mostly write from memory. Sometimes I go back and look through box scores, and that helps a lot. For me, my rookie season was such a memorable experience. It's hard to forget such emotion. When I look at those box scores, I can visualize.
I really don't consider myself a very good writer. But I've always been a good speaker and communicator, so I sort of write the way I talk. I think being a catcher helps me with my memory and my recall. There is never a dull moment in your mind during a game. It's always on 100 percent.
The theme of the book, which comes out in Spring Training, is that if you have a uniform on your back, then you have a shot. I believe that's true, regardless of what league you're in.
I do understand why my story has gotten so much attention. There's a human element about overcoming extreme odds. You see it with other projects such as "The Rookie" and "Invincible," which also took place in Philly.
It would make a decent story in any market, but being in Philly, the people have really made me feel great and they seem to appreciate my story. I get ovations and things like that, and that feels great too. Philadelphia is a great place to play.
Backup Phillies catcher Chris Coste saw big-league action for the second straight season and contributed to Philadelphia's run to the postseason. At the plate, he hit .279 and behind the plate he threw out six of 15 would-be base stealers. You can learn more about Chris at his Web site, www.chriscoste.com.
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Bomb disposal experts sent to Norfolk home after fourth man arrested in "suspicious device" probe
PUBLISHED: 16:51 13 December 2012 | UPDATED: 14:51 14 December 2012
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Bomb disposal experts have been sent to a Norfolk home as a fourth man remains in custody in connection with a "suspicious device" found under a car.
The man, in his 30s and from the Norwich area, was arrested earlier today on suspicion of offences under the Explosives Act.
A house in Middletons Lane, Hellesdon, is currently being searched in connection with the enquiry into the incident which happened outside a home in Buxton, near Aylsham, at the beginning of September.
Detectives have placed a seal on the property and Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal officers are currently assisting them.
A Norfolk Police spokesman said: "Neighbouring properties can be reassured that they are not in any danger."
Villagers in Buxton were made to leave their homes for more than eight hours on Sunday, September 2 after a man called police just after 11am to say that there was a device underneath his car.
A 100-metre cordon was then put in place around the vehicle in Coltishall Road and Explosive Ordnance Disposal officers were called to the scene to determine the nature of the device and to make sure there was no danger to people in the village.
Bomb disposal experts eventually removed the device from under the car and it was taken away for experts to analyse its contents.
The cordon was lifted at around 8.30pm the same day and residents returned to their homes.


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I Think I've Been Glutened By Dog Food
Cathey replied to DogWalkerNYC's topic in Dermatitis HerpetiformisSorry your not feeling well, it's all in the washing hands again and again and again and dry with paper towels. I feed the dog, cat, fish tank and pond as well as making DH's sandwich (gluten bread)every morning. Cat treat as well as dog treats everyday 3 x's day. Wash, wash, wash. I must wash my hand 6 times for dh lunch alone. Our home is gluten-free except for dh sandwich thins and cat food, fish food (dog food is gluten-free as well as treats). Your symptoms are probably from pet the food. I also feed feral cats 2 times day at work. Wash, Wash, Wash, sorry to sound so repetitious. It is what it is. Please be careful if that is the only gluten your in contact with. You'll be ok just be careful, oh and no kisses from the dog they contain gluten. Cathey
I have had Redbridge (drink it all the time), Greens (dark, heavy), New Grist (light almost lemony), Bard's (little heavy, bitter), Estrella Damm's Daura (medium light on the tongue taste of honey). You have to make sure it is Daura has 3ppm. Very rarely I find gluten-free beer out and when I do it's Redbridge.
Dh is always looking for options for me and brought home a new cider, "Michelob Ultra Light Cider". Just tried the one and it's a little fruity and very light not too sweet. 12 oz serving 10g carb 6g of that is sugar. Don't know if that would work for you.
Thank You
Cathey posted a topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithJust passed my 6 month anniversary of being Gluten Free (end of October). I realized I never could of made it without the support of my DH and all the great people here. You all have been my go to in so many ways, you have no idea. To all the newbies, don't give up hope. There are so many great people here with experience and advise. Thank You all, you have been my lifeline. Cathey
Melting Mexican Cheese?
Cathey replied to CarolinaKip's topic in Gluten-Free Recipes - Baking & Cooking TipsKraft is safe they dust the grated cheese with potato flour, some companies do not. Unfortunately we have became a label reading society. So long as I healthy and happy, I keep reading labels.
Is Mexican Food Safe? With Modifications?
Cathey replied to JCAK's topic in Gluten-Free Recipes - Baking & Cooking TipsI have not had Mexican food out, but I have made it many times @ home. I do not use prepackaged seasoning, I use the individual seasonings and make my own, same goes for the sauces and salsas. Watch prepackaged grated cheese, most are dusted with potato flour but you never know unless you read the label. As far as Italian goes, it took me many months to find my favorite dried pasta's. I prefer corn or potato not rice pasta. I have also found a couple of local specialties stores that carry fresh and frozen stuffed shells, different stuffed ravioli and even gnocchi. Guess I'm too lazy to make it fresh. A good container stock for a scampi or picatta is Kitchen Basics it's gluten-free. There is also several companies that sell gluten-free frozen pizza. Reading label is the most important. Cathey
Where ?
Cathey replied to Cathey's topic in Gluten-Free TravelThank you, I'm sending a pm.
Where ?
Cathey posted a topic in Gluten-Free TravelSo DH and I are celebrating our 30th anniversary this summer. I was thinking Punta Cana, Aruba or another cruise (been on 9). I know the cruises are very safe food wise, not so sure about the other 2 and an all inclusive. Any suggestions, I have been to neither and this is our first big vacation being gluten-free. Just realized I'm 6 months free next week. Yip, Yip hooray. Appreciate any suggestions, thanks Cathey
Planning A Trip To Italy
Cathey replied to Lisa's topic in Gluten-Free TravelI was going to suggest contacting you as I've saved your post for our trip next year. Love this place.
What Are You Growing This Year?
Cathey replied to alex11602's topic in Gluten-Free Recipes - Baking & Cooking TipsI have to pot and not use the earth do to Chlordane 50 yrs ago on the property. We've been lucky with the mild winter and the thyme, rosemary and oregano have wintered nicely and I've been using them all winter. Mint is up and growing. So the pots are: Thyme, lemon thyme Basil , Thai basil parsley sage chives rosemary oregano dill mint tomatoes - plum, grape and beef steak (each has its own place on the plate) I have potted zucchini (oooh love those flowers fried), Japanese eggplant, sting beans, red green and frying peppers in the past. If you space is limited pots works nicely. Don't forget the marigolds they keep the bugs away. Happy cooking all.
What's For Breakfast Today?
Cathey replied to GlutenFreeManna's topic in Gluten-Free Recipes - Baking & Cooking TipsI never ever make breakfast, maybe a dozen times a year when the boyz are home. This pass Sunday our youngest was home from school, he goes. White Corn tortilla as the base covered w/ 2 sunny side eggs, surrounded the plate with black beans, pico de gallo, sheared lettuce, sliced tomato, fresh avocado, chipole aioli and roasted seasoned red potato. Fresh fruit on the side. Yum, boyz aren't home offend but I try and make it special.
How Do You Afford It?
Cathey replied to lynxigirl's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithHey Lynxi, Don't fret about the pet food, you have enough to worry about yourself. My 4 legged best friend (dog) is on special food that happens to be gluten free. Not our choice but his stomachs, yes it it expensive but something we have to live with. I still wash my hands extensively after touching dog food, dog cookies, cat food, cat cookies, fish food, pond food. Our home has 1 dog, 1 cat, inside fish tank and outside pond. I also feed 6 feral cats at work and like I said wash hands extensively. Do watch the kisses from the cats just like you would do from a person who eats gluten. I know it sounds dumb but you have to be careful. You sound like your on the right track at home, throw out what you have to and replace a little at a time. I replaced my colander, old non-stick fry pans, cutting board, toaster and wooden spoons. Whole foods are the most important and least expensive compared to processed. If you have the time and you live in a large area, start shopping and comparing prices and you will find alot of gluten free items (crackers, breads, pasta, bread crumbs, cookies) can be .50 to a $1 cheaper per item. Read labels on all items and when in doubt do without. You'll start feeling better soon, it took me a good 3 months, I had my ups and downs and chronic bouts of bathrooms issues. Look into vitamins and maybe a daily round of probiotic. Give them kitty a gluten free kiss and fell good. Cathey
Which Probiotics
Cathey replied to JustNana's topic in Celiac Disease - Post Diagnosis, Recovery/Treatment(s)I started using nutraMetrix several months ago (I get it from my GP). I can't compare the mg as my is measured in CFU. I have to tell you it has made a huge difference in my healing and everyday just feeling good. Your on the right track, I also use an Aloe drink each day as it helps with the digestive aspect of all the healing. I take Nexium each day, a reflex medication just like you Prilosec. Keep up the good work your on the right track.
Warning! Quinoa Contamination With Barley
Cathey replied to squirmingitch's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsThat's ok, Tom it was a small amount left and several months old. I usually use the Ancient Harvest Quinoa Pasta's so I'll just look for that brand of Quinoa which is on the safe list.
Cathey replied to Googles's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithWonderful ideas Takala. You also could wait a week or so and go out when the restaurants are not so busy. With the weather getting warmer you might want to think about a picnic in a park with everyone BYO food. Congratulations and enjoy your celebration what ever you do.


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Kevin Bacon's serial-killer TV drama (buckets of blood included), "The Following," is already five episodes in, and the death toll is rising. Have you missed any episodes? Fear not! (Well, fear a little -- this show is freaky!) Now, you can catch up on every sinister moment you've missed in no time, with this exclusive "five episodes in five minutes" video recap.
The series kicks off by introducing viewers to Joe Carroll (James Purefoy), the Edgar Allan Poe-obsessed serial killer who murdered 14 young females and was eventually caught by FBI agent Ryan Hardy (Kevin Bacon). In the opening sequence, Carroll escapes from prison, and Hardy -- who left the FBI on bad terms -- is called in to consult on the case.
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"He was making art," Hardy says about Carroll. "He cut out his victims' eyes as a nod to his favorite works of Poe."
Carroll's first and only stop after his escape is to finish his last kill, Sarah Fuller (Maggie Grace), which was thwarted by Hardy before Carroll's arrest. Carroll murders Fuller before surrendering to Hardy and returning to prison.
The investigation really takes a bizarre turn when the team realizes that Carroll has created a network of followers, who essentially worship Carroll as a god and Poe's words as scripture.
The followers include Fuller's gay neighbors, Paul (Adan Canto) and Jacob Wells (Nico Tortorella), who befriended her before abducting her and delivering her to Carroll; an idiot prison guard, Jordy (Steve Monroe), who helped Carroll escape and then slaughtered several sorority girls; and Emma (Valorie Curry), a ruthless follower who worked under an alias for years while she babysat Joey, Carroll's only son with ex-wife Claire Matthews (Natalie Zea).
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Emma kidnaps Joey and meets up with Paul and Jacob. They all go to a farmhouse in upstate New York. Young Joey thinks he's been taken on an adventure but soon gets suspicious.
Back at the station, a woman named Maggie Kester (Virginia Kull) tells Hardy a story about her abusive husband, but as it turns out, Maggie is also a follower. A call to Hardy reveals that Maggie has kidnapped his sister and will trade her for Hardy. He goes through with it, and Maggie secures magnets to his chest to disrupt his pacemaker.
While Emma, Paul, and Jacob are occupied, Joey makes a call to his mom, who has a trap-and-trace device on her phone. The cops get a signal and locate the house, but Matthews is persuaded to follow a different plan if she ever wants to find Joey.
Hardy follows the lead and finds Joey in the house, but Paul, gun in hand, walks up behind Hardy and puts it to his head.
To find out who makes it out alive and who can be trusted, tune in to "The Following" on Monday at 9 PM on Fox.


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BERLIN – A budget smaller than the previous year would seem to be an easy sell, but one Berlin elected official felt the reduction did not go far enough and proposed that staff salary increases be eliminated at the last minute.
"I don't mean to be the naysayer or the pessimist," said Berlin Councilwoman Paula Lynch. "I am a realist…I find it difficult to accept a budget with a 3-percent increase for all salaries."
Lynch suggested delaying the budget by two weeks, reducing the increase to 1 percent and revisiting the budget and the increase in December.
"Yes, we're very lucky. I don't know what next year is going to bring. We don't have a crystal ball," said Councilwoman Lisa Hall, who agreed with Lynch and said she would not vote for the budget with the 3-percent salary raise.
A recent meeting with Delegate Norm Conway reinforced her concern over the near future: "He told me, hold onto your money. Next year is going to be brutal," he said.
Councilman Dean Burrell said, ""I disagree with Paula."
Times are trying, Burrell said, but the town is in a better situation than many governments, and employees need to be compensated fairly.
"I don't think we need to wait on the budget this evening," Burrell said.
The staff is largely responsible for the town's good financial position, said Council Vice President Elroy Brittingham, alluding to the fact they cut everything they could. "The best way to reward your employees is money, a raise or not a raise but an increase."
Lynch disagreed, saying, "Our role is like that of a Board of Trustees…Our first commitment and responsibility is to the taxpayers, not employees. It's simply time to look at the overall picture."
Lynch also raised a concern over budget information provided to the public, saying that every year the town government provides a summary of budget information, while this year the town provided the budget in its entirety only.
"That's a little daunting," Lynch said.
The council members voted 2 to 2 on Lynch's motion to delay the budget with the reduction in salary increase. Councilman Troy Purnell was absent.
Mayor Gee Williams noted that a 3-percent salary increase added $99,916 to the budget. Going with a 1-percent salary increase would only save about $67,000.
"Next year builds on that," said Lynch.
"It's a valid point. Who knows what next year will bring. Next year could bring no increase at all…I see this as a cost of living increase," said Williams. The 3-percent increase is based on the inflation rate, he said.
The mayor is empowered by the town charter to vote in the event of a 2-2 deadlock. Williams voted against delaying the budget.
"I, too, value the public. We're here representing the public. A 3-percent increase is really not a lot of money," said Burrell.
The public hearing held on the budget Monday night attracted few speakers.
The Treasure Chest owner Terri Sexton, a Main Street program member, supported the new economic development director position, to be filled by Michael Day who is currently part-time director of the town's Main Street program. Worcester County Tourism Director and Berlin resident Lisa Challenger also supported the position. There is a lot of documentation nationally that having both a Main Street program and an economic development director in one town is worth it, Challenger said.
The council once again voted 2-2 on the motion to pass the town of Berlin budget, and Williams again broke the deadlock, casting his vote to approve the $13.6 million budget, $287,000 less than the amended fiscal year 2009 budge, and $596,000 less than the original fiscal year 2009 budget approved last June.


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Bastian Schweinsteiger: Bayern hope to make amends against Chelsea
• 'We're a better team now and have learned from that defeat'
Bayern Munich will be driven by a desire to make amends for defeat in the Champions League final two years ago when they confront Chelsea in this year's showpiece, yet their midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger has acknowledged the considerable threat posed on Saturday by opponents eager to atone for their own recent disappointments in the competition.
Bayern welcome Chelsea to the Allianz Arena with expectations building in the city and memories still fresh from losing to Internazionale, then managed by José Mourinho, in the 2010 final in Madrid. Jupp Heynckes's side were eclipsed by Borussia Dortmund in both domestic league and cup competitions this term, results that have served to heap more pressure on them to go on and claim the club's fifth European Cup, though Schweinsteiger suggested Chelsea should be considered favourites this weekend.
"It was disappointing two years ago, when we faced a defensive side and were punished on the break," said the Germany international, recalling Inter's 2-0 success at the Bernabéu. "The team that makes the least mistakes wins games like that. We're a better team now and have learned from that defeat but it was still disappointing and that is another motivation for me going into this game. But then it is the same for the Chelsea players, who also lost a final.
"Those who were in Moscow [against Manchester United in 2008] will have the extra motivation. They will be the most dangerous and will know maybe that this is their last chance to win the title they unfortunately lost there. Players like [Frank] Lampard, [Didier] Drogba, Ashley Cole and [Michael] Essien. Drogba is a player who can get a goal out of nothing. He is probably their most dangerous player. And we should not forget that, if you beat Barcelona across two games, you must be a very good side. You can always beat Barcelona in a one-off game but across two legs is the mark of a good side. Because they did that they will actually be playing the role of favourites even if we are playing at home, which might also make a slight difference."
Schweinsteiger, capped 90 times and a mainstay for club and country, has not confronted Lampard directly since the World Cup knockout game in Bloemfontein in 2010 when the Englishman saw a goal denied, despite the ball crossing the line, and the Germans eventually prevailed 4-1. The Chelsea midfielder's goal would have completed a first-half comeback. "That game wasn't easy," said Schweinsteiger. "If Lampard's goal had counted – sorry, his 'shot' – it would have been 2-2 and who knows what happens then? Think what kind of effect that would have had on England.
"It's possible I will be in direct confrontation again with Lampard on the pitch on Saturday and I have huge respect for him. Everything he does in the game has an effective use, it's always thought through. He's similar to Xabi Alonso [in that] he plays with his eyes. In my opinion it would be a mistake for England not to use him at the Euros because, if you get to the Champions League final, you can surely help the team through the European Championships."
There remains the possibility of England and Germany renewing their rivalry at those finals, with Schweinsteiger stressing that Roy Hodgson might draw inspiration from Joachim Löw's team as he seeks to mount a challenge. "I always think England should be considered one of the favourites," added the midfielder. "But you have to play as a unit, not as a group of individuals, if you want to win something. England have very good individuals but maybe they are not so good as a unit. Like Germany are.
"Look at Argentina in 2010: they had great individuals but they didn't play as a unit. Why did Dortmund win the championship here in Germany? Because they play as a team and, maybe, Bayern were more a group of individuals. If we had played the whole of the season as we did in the two semi-final games against Real Madrid, we would be [league] champions now."


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I'm not a blind fanboy. This past week I didn't think the Giants had any chance of beating the Packers. But today we went up against a clearly better team and gave them a run for their money. This was their closest game of the year. We lost by three points. It's not like we got blown out against the worst team in the NFL. The refs were trying to rig this game. If they did their job right we would have won. Yes the Giants gave Rodgers the ball with 58 seconds left. Yes the defensive play calling was bad. This was may be the toughest game the Giants played through. I hate moral victories, but there's not much else you could ask for from this team.
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Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell
by Susanna Clarke
Review by John Berlyne
Bloomsbury USA Hardcover ISBN/ITEM#: 0747570558
Date: 08 September, 2004 List Price ?34.98 Amazon US / Amazon UK / Show Official Info /
In a modern world much dominated by the constant pounding of our senses by incessant advertising, British author Susannah Clarke?s debut novel is a real rarity, for here is something to truly lives up to the hype.
In Georgian England, the practice of magic, once synonymous with the greatness of the country, is now a faded and all but lost art. Magic is present only in the theoretical discussions of fusty enthusiasts, groups of men who congregate in parish halls to talk together on the subject. They talk at length of John Uskglass, the legendary Raven King of the North, once the greatest magician of all, but now only the stuff of bucolic folklore. The gentlemen (theoretical) magicians of York also talk of one Mr Norell, a reclusive figure in the county and a man rumoured to be a practical magician.
In London, Norell?s fame spreads quickly. He befuddles the French navy with a dazzling display of weather magic and resurrects the dead fianc? of a well known politician, Sir Walter Pole. To perform this latter task, he solicits the help of a powerful fairy and in doing so opens the way for magical mischief, for fairies are wilful creatures. Norell also meets and takes as an apprentice one Jonathan Strange, a charismatic and talented young magician with a beautiful wife. Strange is everything Norell is not and their relationship is a tense one. Norell is not one for sharing anything, most of all his knowledge and his books and this is not the quality one wants in a teacher. Strange on the other hand is eccentric, exuberant and drawn towards a similar type of magic. Wanting more than to sit at his master?s knee, he takes off to Portugal to become the official magician of Wellington?s army. At first he is greeted with suspicion and cold humour, but before long the advantages of his talents become apparent to Wellington and magic is soon one of the most powerful weapons in the British armoury.
In London, the fairy summoned by Norell, referred to only as the gentleman with the thistle-down hair, has ensorcelled the beautiful now wife of Sir Walter Pole. Every night she must attend the fairy ball in his magical castle. Her butler too is captured in the same way and treated as a favourite by the fairy.
When Strange returns from the war, he finds the restrictions placed on him by Norell?s unwillingness to share his knowledge no longer acceptable and he decides to part company with his master. The two become rivals and even enemies and their divide splits the followers of English magic into two camps. When Strange?s wife Arabella is ensorcelled by the gentleman with the thistle-down hair, Strange believes her dead and in his grief, he undertakes a grand tour to Venice. There he delves deeper and deeper into the darker magical paths and finds that, literally, that way madness lies. His pursuits lead him into confrontation with the gentleman with the thistle-down hair and his old mentor Mr Norell and as for what then ensues, well, you?ll have to read that for yourself.
At nearly 800 pages, Jonathan Strange and Mr Norell is a sumptuous feast for the reader and the plot is far thicker than I?m able to convey above. What stands out here is the sheer elegance of the writing, the style of which has been likened to what authors such as Jane Austen and Dickens might have produced had they been genre writers. Clarke?s feel of period and style is superbly depicted and her research into the history of the world she is writing about is intricately woven into the narrative, in setting, situation and character. Wellington and Byron are alive and well within these pages. The effect is hugely impressive and yet extremely accessible. I can?t remember the last time I waded through such a large novel, but still wanted more at the end of it. The magical element is wonderfully refined and understated, but it is no less powerful for that and the eccentricities of these richly defined characters are full of such charm and humour that really the whole novel is a delight and a privilege to read. Sequels are inevitable and I for one cannot wait!
Very highly recommended.
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Right now I am waist deep in literary theory. I am at the end of my first semester of an English grad program and assembling a term paper. I'm interested in food studies, anticipate spending a lot of long nights cozying up to Claude Levi-Strauss' The Raw and the Cooked. So, indulge my geek-out for a minute here, but I talk about binaries, as used by Levi-Strauss, the theorist, not the maker of fine denim apparel.
Binaries have fans all across the academic spectrum. There are binary numbers, binary code, binary stars and binary relationships in theory. What makes the term so popular is its articulation the relationship of two alternatives existing in opposition to one another. Levi-Strauss pointed out man:woman, raw:cooked, and young:old. The list can go on and on. As Book of Mormon scriptorians, we are all familiar with the discussion of opposition in 2 Nephi 2. Yes, there is opposition, in just about everything.
With the political high season winding down, we are all quite familiar with the binaries that separated and divided so much of the country. Many of us are downright exhausted by it, myself included. I stress and agonize over the structural lines, fissures that edge us apart and divide us into binaries. While I realize that opposition is natural, normal and sometimes useful, its not something I find productive. As I am writing and considering binary theory with my semester research, I have to ask the question, so what? It is not enough that matter and issues exist in a divided state. For me, the interest comes in the second half of binary structure, not the opposition, but the relationship between the two, or, how they then come together.
In a New York Times summation of Levi-Strauss' life work, following his death in 2009, Larry Rotcher explained each of the French theorist's insights into structure and how we reconcile it. While discussing the divisive nature of binaries in The Raw and the Cooked, he concluded, "Part of what makes us human, however, is our need to reconcile those opposites, to find a balance between raw and cooked." Even in the scriptures, Lehi declares, "Wherefore, all things must needs be a compound in one." God blessed common ground.
Since I revealed my love of food, even in literary studies, I give you this quote, attributed to Charles de Gaulle, as a segue. "Only peril can bring the French together, One can't impose unity out of the blue on a country that has 265 different kinds of cheese." I've been thinking about that along with the Mormon Moment we've just watched in full spectacle. We've seen our triumphs, history, and even garments displayed on prime time television. While I gritted my teeth for some of those expositions, I am grateful for most of it. The media and the church's own effort with the "I am a Mormon" campaign has tried to show us in all of our 265 cheese varieties. All of our binaries were on display: white:non-white, rich:poor, single:married, married:divorced, families with twelve children: those with two children: those with none, women at home with their children: women who work outside of the home, men who stay at home with their children: men who work outside of the home, rock stars:farmers. We've run the gamut, and yeah, we are a varied group, but unlike de Gaulle's estimation of the French, I don't think we always require peril alone to bring us together; we have something better: our faith.
It is refreshing to see so many different kinds of people presented, but what matters most is not the opposing places they come from; it is what they say in the last few seconds, or last few lines of their bios: " and I am a Mormon. " Those words break down the binaries and bring us all together into one whole. That doesn't erase our differences, but just brings them together, to a place of bipartisanship.
I know it may sound crazy, but we are coming to the part of the political season that I appreciate most, the election is over, and everyone gets back to work. Yes, there were wins and losses, but I struggle to feel victory or devastation on election night, no matter who I voted for. What I crave are the days ahead, when problems and struggles ahead are faced head-on by both groups, who realize the crucial importance of their relationship together to make anything happen. Independents, republicans, green partiers, democrats, libertarians, tea-partiers, and everyone else must cross the aisle, ignore the lines, and find some space in between. I go back to the quote, "Part of what makes us human, is our need to reconcile those opposites, to find a balance between the raw and the cooked." I don't believe that God has a political party and spent last Tuesday night in celebrating or mourning. Instead, I want to believe that God smiles on the days ahead, when we try to come together again, welcomes more bipartisanship among all of us.
The spotlight on us Mormons may be dimmer now, but I appreciated its illumination. We were able to see a broader spectrum of light, a range of Mormons of all sorts, binaries galore, yet with the centering force that holds us together. It is not just humanizing to reconcile those differences-I think it's a bit of the divine.
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Police said the 45-year-old man and young woman spoke online and confirmed a price for her services, but the woman changed the price after the man reportedly paid her.
The disgruntled man called the police soon after, Ann Arbor police Lt. Renee Bush told AnnArbor.com. The police responded to what was called in as a robbery.
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Defense Officials Defend Santa's Fighter Jet Escort
Senior defense officials are defending the decision to have fighter jets escort St. Nick this year on the North American Air Defense Command's Santa tracker website.
The NORAD website each December posts videos of Santa Claus entering different countries and cities around the world. This year, some of the videos will show fighter planes escorting the sleigh, a decision that has drawn criticism from the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood and others.
But a senior defense official traveling this week with Secretary Chuck Hagel as he visited Bahrain said the military escorts for Santa are necessary given "the proliferation of air defense identification zones."
China, of course, announced last month it would require aircraft flying over disputed islands in the East China Sea to comply with a new air defense identification zone, filing flight plans with Beijing. The move has been challenged by the U.S., which flew B-52 bombers into the zone without notifying Beijing. On a subsequent flight of American surveillance aircraft into the zone, China scrambled its own fighter jets.
Capt. Jeff Davis, the NORAD spokesman, noted that that the NORAD videos would only be showing fighter escorts for Santa in the U.S. and Canada.
"While we track Santa around the world, NORAD only provides escorts while he is in North American aerospace," he said. "Japan does not provide similar escorts that we are aware of."
Given that there are no children on the disputed islands – they are uninhabited — it seems unlikely that Santa will actually pass over the disputed islands, known as the Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China.
Capt. Davis said he did not know what route Santa would take, but suggested if Saint Nick did fly over the disputed islands he would not be observing the Chinese ADIZ.
"I would note that his visit to every inhabited place on earth involves flying through all manner of airspace, whether it is open, controlled, restricted, prohibited or disputed," Capt. Davis said. "He does not file a flight plan with anybody."


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Face of MLB '13 The Show embraces more aggressive approach on basepaths
By Tom Singer / MLB.com
BRADENTON, Fla. -- Andrew McCutchen has kept himself out of sight. Yet he has never been more visible. He has hardly been on a Grapefruit League field. But now, he is all over the place, in many of the places bigger than life.
The face of the Pirates stares back at shoppers, eyeing them as if they were hanging curveballs, in stores across the country and websites across cyberspace. Tuesday marked the official release of MLB '13 The Show, with McCutchen taking his well-earned and richly deserved place on the popular game's cover, and this time, there was no failure to launch.
McCutchen has another launch in the works -- leading with that same face. On Tuesday, he revealed that he plans to revive his running game by returning to the headfirst sliding style he used successfully earlier in his career.
But while McCutchen's likeness was at the center of huge displays in stores on Tuesday, he was not on display at McKechnie Field, where the Pirates defeated Team Spain, 10-0. Eleven exhibitions in, the center fielder has seven Grapefruit League at-bats. He is not alone among Pirates regulars who, given a Spring Training schedule extended by the World Baseball Classic, are on a slow ramp to the season.
"We're absolutely staying slow with them," manager Clint Hurdle said. "Maybe next week some of the regulars will start to get into some back-to-back games."
"It's a longer Spring Training than normal, so you want to pace yourself," McCutchen concurred. "If I ever feel like I need more ABs, of course I'd tell them. But it's good to be able to kind of relax, and I'm feeling good where I'm at. We'll get back into it slowly, and I look forward to cranking it up a little more in the near future."
In other words, the zone awaits, and McCutchen will get into it. And when he does, more people will watch him than at any point before. In retrospect, he has a hard time believing he actually prevailed in the online campaign to land MLB '13 The Show's cover, considering the high-profile competition from bigger-market players.
McCutchen's fans really came through. With the exposure comes responsibility and burden, and McCutchen is ideally composed to handle both.
"I feel the same -- really, no difference," McCutchen said of his new celebrity. "I felt great last year, confident in what I could do, and I showed that during the season. With that comes all the accolades -- The Show, the Gold Glove, the Silver Slugger -- but I'm still the same person. I still have the same confidence.
"With all that comes a lot of demands on your time. You can't do it all. You also have to take care of your body, get rested up for the season. I did have a productive offseason, but at the same time, I shut it down when I had to shut it down and got the rest I needed. If you don't, it will run you right into the ground."
The only kind of running McCutchen intends to do is from one base to another. He doesn't know how he became so honest -- since stealing 75 bases in 97 attempts through late August 2011, he has swiped merely 23 of 38 -- but he wants to get his crook back on.
"It's going to be on me, getting to the next bag," McCutchen said, "having the confidence to get there and not worry about going the other way. Basically, it's about getting back to where I was once before: Not being afraid to go whenever. I look forward to doing that this year.
"I'm going to be sliding headfirst this year. I feel like that kind of helps me get there a little quicker, instead of having to pull my momentum back to slide feetfirst. I've done it in the past. I did it in the Minors, and I did it when I was first called up. I stole more bases, and I really don't know what made me stop. I'm just going back to that and will try to get to that next base more."
McCutchen conceded the greater risk of injury in sliding headfirst. Of course, there is no room for trepidation in an athlete's mentality.
"I'm wearing a protective guard on my wrist to prevent injury," McCutchen said. "I'm pretty confident doing it. It's not like it's anything new to me, so I'm just going to go out and do it, because it can help me out."
"No. 22 does what No. 22 wants, and if that's part of it, he'll figure some things out," Hurdle said. "Some people prefer staying away from it, but it's a baseball play. Andrew will find what he's most comfortable and most effective with."
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog Change for a Nickel. He can also be found on Twitter @Tom_Singer. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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In Brattleboro...
TOYS FOR KIDS' DEADLINE: The final day to sign up for this year's Toys for Kids project is Wednesday, Nov. 21. Brattleboro Detachment and Auxiliary Unit 798, Marine Corps League are scheduling appointments for the project today and Wednesday from 4 to 7 p.m. only. No appointments will be made after Nov. 21. The program is for families in need of assistance for their children at Christmas.
Those wishing to participate in this program must call 802-257-0001 on the specified dates only between 4 to 7 p.m. time. Do not call the American Legion, as they cannot make appointments.
When calling, participants must have Social Security or Medicaid numbers for their children, ages 12 and under, and when coming for the scheduled appointment, they must bring their cards with them.
This program is only for those families who have a genuine need for assistance.
WRAP INTRODUCTION: The Brattleboro Senior Center will host an "Introduction to WRAP" by Audrey Garfield, Certified WRAP facilitator, on Tuesday, Nov. 20, at 10:30 a.m. at the Gibson-Aiken Center, 207 Main St. This is a free, one-hour workshop on WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Plan).
WRAP is an evidenced-based, simple, individualized plan that anyone can use to support their physical or emotional recovery and maintain their wellness. It is a straightforward symptoms monitoring and response system to use on a daily basis.
This session will provide a general overview of the five components of recovery and wellness and descriptions of the Wellness Toolbox and sections of a WRAP.
For further information, call the Senior Center at 802-257-7570.
THOREAU TALK: Southeastern Vermont Audubon Society will sponsor a free program with English Professor Robert Fay on Tuesday, Nov. 20, at 7 p.m. at Brooks Memorial Library.
Fay's talk and photographs are titled "Henry David Thoreau -- The Theatre of the Natural World." He visited the regions of New England which were of special interest to Thoreau to see them through the eyes of the famous naturalist and writer: Walden Woods, The Monadnock Region, Cape Cod, The White Mountains, The Maine Woods.
The library is located at 224 Main St. in Brattleboro.
TURKEY TROT: The Brattleboro Turkey Trot will be held on Thanksgiving Day, with a one-mile kids' race at 9 a.m., followed by a three-mile race at 9:15 a.m. Both courses are out-and-back on Upper Dummerston Road, starting and ending near the Brattleboro Country Club.
There is no entry fee, but participants should bring a food item (canned goods, baked goods, dessert, something Thanksgiving related, etc.).
Register by Wednesday, Nov. 21, to be included in the official results. It is not necessary to register to run. Information: www.redcloverrovers.com or Bob Aube at 802-896-9424.
COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING: The annual Brattleboro Community Thanksgiving Dinner will be held at the Robert H. Gibson River Garden at 157 Main St. from noon to 5 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 22. This dinner is free for the entire community, and will be served buffet-style.
For over 35 years, whether at the River Garden or at the Common Ground restaurant, the Brattleboro Community Thanksgiving Dinner has been a time to celebrate with family, friends, and neighbors, whether through attendance, volunteering to serve, or donating homemade food. Plenty of turkey and ham with all the trimmings is served, as well as vegetarian fare, and many desserts, including vegan and gluten-free treats.
Throughout the day, local musicians serenade their fellow guests, while other volunteers drive meals to shut-ins around the Brattleboro area.
In Dover...
HUNGER GAMES: The Dover Free Library is hosting a "Hunger Games" movie event on Tuesday, Nov. 20, beginning at 7 p.m. in the library's community room. This event includes games, activities, "Hunger Games" door prizes and a movie. Admission for this event is a monetary or a non-perishable food donation for the Deerfield Valley Food Pantry. This event is for participants ages 13 and older.
For more information, call the library at 802-348-7488 or visit www.doverfreelibrary1913.org.
APPLE PIE SALE: Dummerston Congregational Church will offer their famous apple pies for sale on Tuesday, Nov. 20, from 2 to 6 p.m. or by appointment. The pies are $12 each. Buy one for Thanksgiving or leave frozen for Christmas.
Information: 802-257-0544 or email@example.com.
In Putney...
CLINIC CLOSED: The weekly Putney Free Health Clinic held on Thursday evenings will not be open on Nov. 22 due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
In Walpole, N.H. Š
THANKSGIVING PIE SALE: Fresh, homemade pies for Thanksgiving will be offered for sale in front of the Post Office/Burdick's on Wednesday, Nov. 21, between 9 a.m. and noon. There will also be a few cakes available. For the widest selection of pies, arrive early.
For more information, contact Bruce Martin at 603-756-3439. The sale is sponsored by the trustees of the First Congregational Church of Walpole.
In West Brattleboro...
COMMUNITY MEAL: West Brattleboro Baptist Church will continue its Community Outreach Meal Ministry at 979 Western Ave. on Sunday, Nov. 25.
The free community luncheon will be held from noon to 2 p.m. The menu will include three homemade soups, including corn chowder, vegetable or chili, served with a roast turkey sandwich, potato chips, cake and ice cream and beverages.
For further information, or for a ride, call the church office at 802-257-0187, leave message. All are welcome to attend.
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it is great but it would be interesting to know how many is getting it.Sönam wrote:See the reason why DC members are so closed to their Master ... ChNN is able to give Dzogchen DI teachings to a very large number of peoples.CapNCrunch wrote: But when I consider that recently a great master was able to teach even the highest teachings to 100's of fortunate students at the same time, in "public" as did KDL, I can't help but exclaim "Emaho!" and marvel at this display of compassion - even though I didn't have the Karma and DO to be there myself.
from Orgyen Tobgyal Rinpoche tribute to Urgyen Tulku Rinpoche:
Once I witnessed Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche give the pointing out instruction to a gathering of more than one thousand people in Taiwan. He still gave the real thing nakedly and directly, leaving nothing out. This must exemplify what they call the "expression of compassionate capacity," for he rose to the occasion out of the power of his realization. He said, "The oral instruction is like a candle: you can see while you hold it, and when you give it away you have no more light. But since all of you have taken the trouble to come here, expecting to hear me speak, I feel that I cannot refuse giving you the pointing-out instruction." Then he gave the instruction in coming face to face with your own nature. Even if the great Khyentse, Kongtrul or Longchenpa were doing so, it wouldn't surpass his instruction. Yet I later met only a few there who truly recognized their own nature.
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surely it is still great to receive the transmission anyway but isnt there a danger that we will kind of fake it or make some mistaken assumptions (specially if people feel it would be embarrassing to admit they have no clue what this natural state is) if there is no personal relationship with the teacher?


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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.—Fort Carson has welcomed home 200 soldiers who spent the last year providing aviation support in southern Afghanistan.
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February 25, 2009
Kristen Stewart Arrives in Tokyo
Where are the screaming fans? See more pics at Gossip Girls.
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I follow you every day (you're in my igoogle page). Congratulations for the speed of giving us the news. I had to say it!ReplyDelete
Thanks for visiting, Olguita! :-)ReplyDelete
A pleasure (i am one of those "older" fans... if older means 31)ReplyDelete
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Um, hello new pics I've never seen before of the greatest shoot ever! Where have you been all my life?!
Via HisGoldenEyes - thanks Irene and Shraddha!
- Lorabell
This Vanity Fair shoot is one of my favorites because it includes the main human, all the vamps, and the one day wolf - love it!ReplyDelete
I got to say that the first photo looks like a manip! :-( He looks weird...I wish this is true! Go Robsten! hahaha No no, I mean it! These photos are great! Can't wait to see the photos from Eclipse where they should be together again...not like New Moon where it was Kristen and Jacob only! :-)ReplyDelete
I swear, KS never looked better than she did in this shoot. They did a great job on her makeup. And Rob...well, he always looks good.ReplyDelete
@Ismarie: Lol, I totally thought the same!
- Lorabell
Ok, that one where he is kissing her, ok it looks a little off if you know what I mean. Now I REALLY want to believe that he kissed her and they are together (Which i feel like I am invading their privacy by saying that ha) but how reliable is it? Lol.ReplyDelete
You guys, I guarantee you that that first picture is 100% real. I saw with my own two eyes that very picture in the video (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6051485356818505252&hl=en#) taken at the shoot. We just got to be a little more patient and wait for the HQ version (:ReplyDelete
You can see the picture in the video from 17:31-17:42 btw (:ReplyDelete
I love all of them ♥ The one he's kissing her is soooo cute, love it ;)ReplyDelete
love the first and last one the most, but they are all great!! They photograph so well alone, but definately great together!ReplyDelete
I LOVE the first pic, and the one of them on the swing too. Thanks! :)ReplyDelete
I'm loving the first one (natch) but also the last - it's so tender the way her hand's sneaking up his sleeve *loves*
- Lorabell :)
the fact that there is too much light getting in the lense and blurring Robs head might be the explanation why this picture wasnt shown before( and why peps say that it's a manip)it is simply not the best picture,technical wise, cause its overexposed. getting the light right is difficult in a full sun shoot like the VF one.
the kiss happened. its on tape. so NEXT!
Love the Vanity Fair shoot, this has to be my favourite shoot. The last pic is beautiful. I have to agree that the first pic looks off. I don't think it is a manip, but something just makes it look like one. Also I think it would look much more coherent if Kristen's face was softer to match the cuteness of the pic :) xxReplyDelete
The greatest photo shoot ever, and it JUST KEEPS GIVING!!!! What a way to start my day! Nomnomnom!ReplyDelete
OME! The kiss is on tape!! I've watched the vid of the VF shoot and never saw it. I'm off to youtube! I love the one where her hand is creeping up his sleeve too!ReplyDelete
where on the video guys? it's like an hour long!ReplyDelete
1.one deffintly is not realReplyDelete
OME!!! How cute............ReplyDelete
OMC that is cute.ReplyDelete


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The young branches are of a rich red brown or orange brown, and the trunks usually white, especially in the second species of B. alba, B. verrucosa. B. pubescens is darker, and has downy instead of warted twigs.
The wood is soft and not very durable, but being cheap, and the tree being able to thrive in any situation and soil, growing all over Europe, is used for many humble purposes, such as bobbins for thread mills, herring-barrel staves, broom handles, and various fancy articles. In country districts the Birch has very many uses, the lighter twigs being employed for thatching and wattles. The twigs are also used in broom making and in the manufacture of cloth. The tree has also been one of the sources from which asphyxiating gases have been manufactured, and its charcoal is much used for gunpowder.
The white epidermis of the bark is separable into thin layers, which may be employed as a substitute for oiled paper and applied to various economical uses. It yields oil of Birch Tar, and the peculiar, well-known odour of russia leather is due to the use of this oil in the process of dressing. It likewise imparts durability to leather, and it isowing to its presence that books bound in russia leather are not liable to become mouldy. The production of Birch Tar oil is a Russian industry of considerable importance. It is also distilled in Holland and Germany, but these oils are appreciably different from the Russian oil. It has the property of keeping away insects and preventing gnatbites when smeared on the hands. It is likewise employed in photography.
When the stem of the tree is wounded, a saccharine juice flows out which is susceptible, with yeast, of vinous fermentation. A beer, wine, spirit and vinegar are prepared from it in some parts of Europe. Birch Wine, concocted from this thin, sugary sap of the tree, collected from incisions made in the trees in March, honey, cloves and lemon peel being added and then the whole fermented with yeast, makes a very pleasant cordial, formerly much appreciated. From 16 to 18 gallons of sap may be drawn from one large tree, and a moderate tapping does no harm.
---Constituents---Birch bark only contains about 3 per cent. of tannic acid, but is extensively used for tanning, wherever there are large birch forests, throughout Northern Europe. As it gives a pale colour to the skin, it is used for the preliminary and the final stages of tanning. It contains betulin and betuls camphor.
The leaves contain betulorentic acid.
By destructive distillation, the white epidermis of the bark yields an empyreumatic oil, known variously in commerce as oil of Birch Tar, Oleum Rusci, Oleum Betulinum or Dagget. This is a thick, bituminous, brownish-black liquid, with a pungent, balsamic odour. It contains a high percentage of methylsalicylate, and also creosol and guaiacol. The Rectified Oil (Oleum Rusci Rectificatum) is sometimes substituted for oil of Cade.
Birch Tar oil is almost identical with Wintergreen oil. It is not completely soluble in 95 per cent. acetic acid, nor in aniline, but Turpentine oil dissolves it completely.
---Medicinal Action and Uses---Various parts of the tree have been applied to medicinal uses. The young shoots and leaves secrete a resinous substance having acid properties, which, combined with alkalies, is said to be a tonic laxative. The leaves have a peculiar, aromatic, agreeable odour and a bitter taste, and have been employed in the form of infusion (Birch Tea) in gout, rheumatism and dropsy, and recommended as a reliable solvent of stone in the kidneys. With the bark they resolve and resist putrefaction. A decoction of them is good for bathing skin eruptions, and is serviceable in dropsy.
The oil is astringent, and is mainly employed for its curative effects in skin affections, especially eczema, but is also used for some Internal maladies.
The inner bark is bitter and astringent, and has been used in intermittent fevers.
The vernal sap is diuretic.
Moxa is made from the yellow, fungous excrescences of the wood, which sometimes swell out from the fissures.
---Dosage---Of alcoholic extract of the leaves, 25 to 30 grains daily.
---Other Species---
B. benta (Cherry Birch, Black Birch, Sweet Birch, Mahogany Birch, or Mountain Mahogany) is an American variety, with richlymarked wood suitable for the use of cabinet and pianoforte makers. The liquor is used in Kamschatka without previous fermentation. The cambium, or the layer between the wood and the bast, is eaten in the spring, cut into strips like vermicelli, and the bark is stimulant, diaphoretic, and astringent, in a warm infusion. In decoction or syrup it forms an excellent tonic for dysentery, and is said to be useful in gravel and female obstructions.
B. trophylla is a syn. of Rhus Aromatica, or Fragrant Sumach.
B. papyracea, or Paper Birch, is largely used for canoe-making in America.
B. nana, or Smooth Dwarf Birch, rarely grows above 3 feet in height. The leaves are said to dye a better yellow than the Common Birch; the seeds are a principal food of ptarmigan in Lapland; Moxa is prepared from it and regarded as an effective remedy in all painful diseases.
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Birch Bark (Betula alba)
(Wildharvested) Origin- USA
4 oz. - $3.75
8 oz. - $6.50
1 lb. - $11.00
Birch Bark, powder (Betula alba)
(Wildharvested) Origin- USA
4 oz. - $3.75
8 oz. - $6.75
1 lb. - $12.00
Birch Bark (essential oil) (Betula lenta)
Canada - avoid while pregnant
1/4 ounce - $3.50
1 ounce - $7.50
4 ounce - $25.50
8 ounce - $30.80
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