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To the YOUNG READERS OF THESE TALES.
My dear little friends,
Here is another Volume of Andersen's charming Stories for you; and I am sure you will be glad to get it. For my part, I am always delighted to find one that I do not happen to have seen; and as I know the others pleas d you - for I have heard so, both directly and indirectly, from a great many people, and not only English children, but Irish children too, and as to the children in Scotland, you will see presently how much they like them - there can be no doubt that you will all be overjoyed to have a few more of these stories told you.
And there is no one who participates in this delight more than - whom do you think? Why, than Andersen himself! He is so happy that his Tales have been thus joyfully received, and that they have found their way to the hearts and sympathies of you all. He speaks of it with evident pleasure; and it is not vanity, but his kind affectionate nature, which inclines' him to mention such little occurences as prove how firm a hold his writings have taken on the minds of the young and gentle-natured. "So much praise might," he says, "spoil a man, and make him vain. Yet no, it does not spoil him: on the contrary, it makes him better; it purifies his thoughts, and this must give one the impulse and the will to deserve it all." He was so pleased to hear, and I, you may be sure, was equally pleased to tell him, what had been written to me by a friend a short time before - that several little boys and girls, Miss Edgeworth's nephews and nieces, were so delighted' with the "Tales from Denmark", that they not only read and re-read them continually, but used to act the stories together in their play-hours!
And a certain little dark-eyed thing of my acquaintance, "little Nelly", or "the little gipsey," as I sometimes call her, knows the whole story of "Ellie and the Pretty Swallow" by heart; and another "wee thing" that cannot yet read, but is always wanting to have stories told her, knows all about Kay and Gerda, and the flowergarden, and how Gerda went to look for her brother, inquiring of everybody she met, and how at last the good sister found him.
In Copenhagen, as Andersen himself told me, all the children know him. "And," he said, with a countenance that shewed such homage was dearer to him than the more splendid honours paid as tributes to his genius, "as I walk along the street, the little darlings nod and kiss their hands to me; and they say to one another, &There's Andersen!& and then some more run and wave their hands. Oh yes, they all know me. But sometimes, if there be one who does not, then, perhaps, his mamma will say, &Look, that is he who wrote the story you read the other day, and that you liked so much; and so we soon get acquainted!" And this popularity delights him more than anything; and you surely cannot call it vanity.
In the account he has written of his life, he relates a circumstance that happened to him at Dresden; and it is so pretty that I insert it here. He writes: "An evening that for me was particularly interesting I spent with the royal family, who received me most graciously. Here reigned the same quiet that is found in private life in a happy family. A whole troop of amiable children, all belonging to Prince John, were present. The youngest of the princesses, a little girl who knew that I had written the story of &The Fir-Tree,& began familiarly her conversation with me in these words: &Last Christmas we also had a fir-tree, and it stood here in this very room.& Afterwards, when she was taken to bed earlier than the others, and had wished her parents and the king and queen &Good night,& she turned round once more at the half-closed door, and nodded to me in a friendly manner, and as though we were old acquaintance. I was her prince of the fairy tale."
But it is not the praise of the great, or the admiration of a court, on which he sets most value, as you will see by the following extract from a letter which I received from him to-day, only an hour or two ago. It is about his stay in England, and his visit to the north, after I had left him, and I am sure he will not mind my sharing thus much of what he writes to me with you. "The hearty welcome I met with in Scotland moved me greatly. My writings were so well known, I found so many friends, that I can hardly take in so much happiness. But I must relate you one instance: in Edinburgh I went with a party of friends to Heriot's Hospital, where orphan children are taken care of and educated. We were all obliged to inscribe our names in the visitors' book. The porter read the names, and asked if that was Andersen the author; and when someone answered &Yes,& the old man folded his hands and gazed quite in ecstacy at an old gentleman who was with us, and said, &yes, yes! he is just as I had always fancied him to myself - the venerable white hair - the mild expression - yes, that is Andersen! They then explained to him that I was the person. &That young man!& he exclaimed; &Why generally such people, when one hears about them, are either dead or very old.& When the story was told me, I at first thought it was a joke; but the porter came up to me in a most touching manner, and told me how he and all the boys entered so entirely and heartily into my stories. It so affected me that I almost shed tears."
This is indeed popularity!
Now I dare say you thought that the little princes and princesses in a king's palace had taste and feelings very different from a poor charity-boy; but you see, although so different in rank, they were alike in one thing - the were both children; and childhood, if left to itself, is in all situations the same.
And do you know, too, my little friends, that you are very excellent critics? Yes, most sage and excellent critics; though I dare say not one of you even ever dreamt of such a thing. But it is, nevertheless, true; and not some, but all of you, whether in England, Scotland, or Ireland - the little boys in Heriot's Hospital, and the little princess at Dresden who knew the story of "The Fir-Tree." For without one dissentient voice you have passed favourable judgment on these stories: in your estimation of them you were unanimous.
Yet when they first appeared in Denmark some of the critics by profession found fault with them, and wondered, as they said, how an author who had written works of greater pretension, could think of making his appearance with something so childish as these tales. And some kind friends, grown-up people, whose opinion was not unimportant, advised him by all means to give up writing such stories, as he had no talent for them; and it was only later, that, to use Andersen's own words, "every door and heart in Denmark was open to them." But all of you, not critics by profession, you welcomed them at once; directly you saw them you perceived their beauty - you cherished and gave them a place in your heart. And this is the reason why I say that you are sage and excellent critics; and if you can preserve the same simple-heartedness, finding pleasure in what is natural and truthful, and allow yourselves to be guide d by the instincts of your pure uncorrupted nature, you may always be so.
You will like to know that Thorwaldsen, the great Thorwaldsen, loved to hear Andersen repeat these tales. It is true he has quite a peculiar way of relating them, which adds greatly to their charm. I begged him one day to tell me the story of "The Top and Ball," and he immediately sat down on the sofa and began. Though I knew it by heart from beginning to end, so often had I read it over, yet it now seemed quite new, from his manner of telling it; and I was as amused, and laughed as much, as though I had never heard -it before. That very pretty one, "Ole Luckoie," was written when in the society of Thorwaldsen; and "often at dusk," so Andersen relates, "when the family cirele were sitting in the summerhouse, would Thorwaldsen glide gently in, and, tapping me on the shoulder, ask, &Are we little ones to have no story to-night?& It pleased him to hear the same story over and over again; and often, while employed on his grandest works, he would stand with a smiling countenance and listen to the tale of &Top and Ball', and &The Ugly Duck.&" The last is my favourite also.&
From Rome, where this occurred, you must now take a jump with me to Hamburg; for I have to tell you an anecdote that happened there to Andersen, also about his stories, which he relates in his "Life." He had gone to see Otto Speckter, whose clever and characteristic pictures most of you will certainly know, and he intended to go afterwards to the play. Speckter accompanied him. "We passed an elegant house. &We must first go in here, my dear friend,& said he; &a very rich family lives there, friends of mine, friends of your tales; the children will be overjoyed -& &But the Opera,& said I. &Only for two minutes,& he replied, and drew me into the house, told my name, and the circle of children collected round me, &And now repeat a story,& he said; &only a single one.& I did so, and hurried to the theatre. &That was a strange visit,& I said. &A capital one! a most excellent one!& shouted he, &Only think! the children are full of Andersen and his fairy tales: all of a sudden he stands in the midst of them, and relates one himself, and then he is gone - vanished. Why that very circumstance is a fairy tale for the children, and will remain vividly in their memory.& It amused me too."
You will be getting impatient, I am afraid. However, before I finish I must tell you something about the Stories in this Volume. The translation of them I had begun in Andersen's room, and when he came in we began talking about them, one of which, "The Little Girl with the Matches," I had read in his absence. I told him how delighted I was with it - that I found it most exquisitely narrated; but that how such a thing came into his head, I could not conceive. He then said "That was written when I was on a visit at the Duke of Augustenburg's. I received a letter from Copenhagen from the editor of a Danish almanac for the people, in which he said he was very anxious to have something of mine for it, but that the book was already nearly printed. In the letter were two wood-cuts, and these he wished to make use of, if only I could write something to which they might serve as illustrations. One was the picture of a little match-girl, exactly as I have described her. It was from the picture that I wrote the story - wrote it, surrounded by splendour and rejoicing, at the castle of Grauenstein, in Schleswig."
"And Little Tuk," said I. -. "Oh, &Little Tuk,&" answered he, laughing; "I will tell you all about him. When in Oldenburg I lived for some time at the house of a friend the Counsellor von E ... The children's names were Charles and Gustave (Augusta?), but the little boy always called himself &Tuk.& He meant to say &Charles,& but he could not pronounce it otherwise. Now once I promised the dear little things that I would put them in a fairy tale, and so both of them appeared, but as poor children, in the story of &Little Tuk'. So you see, as reward for all the hospitality I received in Germany, I take the German children and make Danes of them."
You see he can make a story out of anything. "They peep over his shoulder," as he once wrote to me, a long time ago. And one time, when he was just going to set off on a journey, his friend said to him, "My little Erich possesses two leaden soldiers, and he has given one of them to me for you, that you may take it with you on your travels."
Now I should not at all wonder if this were the very "Resolute Leaden Soldier" you read in the "Tales from Denmark;" but this one, it is true, was a Turk, and I don't think the other was. And then, too, there is nothing said about this one having but one leg. However, it may be the same after all.
As to the tale called "The Naughty Boy," that, it is true, is an old story. The poet Anacreon wrote it long, long ago; but Andersen has here re-told it in so humorous a manner, that it will no doubt amuse you as much as though it had been written originally by him. He has given the whole, too, quite another dress; and "the naughty boy" himself he has tricked out so drolly, and related such amusing tricks of him, that I think Mr. Andersen had better take care the young rogue does not play him a sly turn some day or other, for the little incorrigible rascal respects nobody.
Before I say farewell, there is one thing I must tell you; which is, there are two persons you certainly little think of, to whom you owe some thanks for the pretty tales of Andersen that have so greatly delighted you, as well as for those he may still write. You will never guess who they are, so I will tell you. They are Frederick VI., the late, and Christian VIII., the present King of Denmark. The former gave Andersen a pension to relieve him from the necessity of depending on his pen for bread; so that, free from cares, he was able to pursue his own varied fancies. Though not much, it was sufficient; but the present king, who has always been most kind to your friend Andersen - for so you surely consider him - increased his pension considerably, in order that he might be able to travel, and follow in full liberty the bent of his genius.
Now, do you not like a king who thus holds out his hand to genius, who delights to honour the man who has done honour to their common country, and who is proud to interest himself in his fate as in that of a friend? And this King Christian VIII. does. Am I not right, then, in saying that you owe him your thanks?
Farewell my little friends, and believe that I am always ready and willing to serve you.
Charles Boner.
Donau Stauf, near Ratisbon, September 19, 1847.


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Because European automakers see a world where their cars may be regulated to extinction by the European Union, they're trying everything to find suitable alternatives. Audi's next answer: this two-seat Messerschmitt-like revival due for a Frankfurt unveil in September.
The Audi Urban Concept has four wheels instead of three and fenders that turn with the front wheels, but in other respects resembles the bubbly KR175s and KR200s that helped postwar Germans rebuild the country. Because the future is looking just that good.

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Quotations from the Wayside
A wayside pulpit is a roadside sign with a welcoming or uplifting quotation.
Wayside Pulpit Series 8 is available for free downloading, with instructions on how to print poster-sized copies of the quotations. Quotations from out-of-print series (PDF) and quotations sorted by topic (PDF, 31 pages) are available online.
See instructions for building a Wayside Pulpit (PDF).
About Quotations from the Wayside
More than forty years ago, a despondent Korean War veteran stood on the Brooklyn Bridge ready to jump. His suicidal mood was brought up short when he remembered a message he had seen posted outside his neighborhood church. It read: "When you come to the end of your rope—tie a knot in it and hang on."
The man decided to hang on to life because of hope offered by a bulletin board. Roadside messages like the one he remembered once dotted church grounds in 500 cities on four continents. How this tradition began can be traced to two differing tales, one starting in Massachusetts and the other in England.
The roadside bulletin board was first introduced to North American churches in 1919 by Henry Hallam Saunderson, minister of the First Parish Church (Unitarian) of Brighton, Massachusetts, and secretary of the American Unitarian Association's publicity department from 1915 to 1921. Saunderson noticed that "many bulletin boards in front of churches were ineffectual because they were either kept empty or held notices which had outlived their usefulness." Inspired by the local wayside shrines he had seen in Europe, he decided to create "wayside sermons," liberal messages that would make people stop, read, and search their conscience.
Saunderson started by posting brief quotations each Sunday night on the bulletin board outside his church. When hundreds of people stopped to read the messages, he decided the idea might have a wider usefulness. After Saunderson polled various clergy in the area, one hundred ministers agreed to subscribe to his wayside sermons. Subscribers would erect bulletin boards of the same size and proportion on their church grounds and share the expense of having weekly messages printed on 32 x 44 inch sheets that would be readable from across the street. At one point, twelve different denominations subscribed to the service, including Presbyterian, Baptist, United Church of Christ, and Episcopal churches.
These message boards became known as the Wayside Community Pulpit, reaching as many as three million readers, according to a 1924 poll. During the subscription's early conception, Saunderson composed each weekly message. When the American Unitarian Association picked up on Saunderson's idea, it culled quotations from the world's literature, and, in 1956, expanded their scope to include contributions from ministers and laypeople.
The wayside message was first introduced to British churches by the Reverend H. Harrold Johnson. Called in 1919 to bring new life into the declining Cross Street Chapel in Manchester, Johnson created the Wayside Pulpit "Thought for the Week," pithy messages that would appeal to the person in the street, rather than the person in the pew. These messages were hand painted on 40 x 30 inch posters and were changed each week. The first Wayside Pulpit was posted on December 26, 1920, for all of Manchester to see. From that day on, a new poster appeared every Sunday morning for the next fifty years. Even when England was blitzed during World War II and the Chapel stood roofless, a weekly message appeared. The legacy of Wayside Pulpits in England is carried on by the General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches.
In North America, the Wayside tradition continued under the Unitarian Universalist Association, which was created in 1961 when the American Unitarian Association and the Universalist Church of America merged. Between 1963 and 1977, the Wayside Community Pulpit struggled to survive against changing sentiments and rising manufacturing costs. The number of Wayside subscribers had dwindled to 220 in 1968. More people viewed the Wayside Community Pulpit as an identification of a Unitarian Universalist church, rather than as a good message to be widely used. Many non-Unitarian Universalist churches agreed with the idea of the service, but didn't always agree with the liberal content of the quotations.
By 1982, the frequency of the publication decreased from one quotation per week to one quotation every ten days. In 1986, it shrank to twenty-six quotations once a year. By 1989, the service was reduced to a set of quotations every two years. That is how it exists today.
This collection contains quotations from the Wayside tradition started in North America. Research into historical Wayside correspondence reveals that there had long been demand for a print collection of the quotations. One attempt was made in 1976, but the result was only a small pamphlet of fifty or so quotes from the last quarter century.
Like the 1976 pamphlet, this collection isn't necessarily the best of the Wayside Pulpit, but, as Wayside editor Meredith Webb wrote in 1975, "I hope it will not be considered the worst of Wayside." Quotations from the Wayside differs from traditional quotation books because its contents were honed from years of liberal religion. This liberal message is reflected in many of the quotations and in the categories chosen here. Included are the few Saunderson quotes that survived in the Unitarian Universalist Association archives, and much material compiled by past Wayside Pulpit editors.
When Henry Hallam Saunderson created the first Wayside Community Pulpit in North America in 1919, he thought to spread a little liberal thinking by publishing thought-provoking messages that reflect universal truths. These messages are the essence of Saunderson's legacy, a hope to find the divine in ourselves. May we be so inspired.


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Cultural critic and New York Times best-selling author of Bad Feminist and Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body, Roxane Gay, shares a new anthology.
Not That Bad: Dispatches from Rape Culture collects original and previously published essays from established and up-and-coming writers, performers (including actors Ally Sheedy and Gabrielle Union), and critics that address what it means to live in a world where women have to measure the harassment, violence, and aggression they face, and where they are routinely second-guessed, blown off, discredited, gaslit, insulted, and bullied for speaking out. Searing and heartbreakingly candid, this provocative collection both reflects the world we live in and offers a call to arms insisting that not that bad must no longer be good enough.


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Environmental Studies
Professors Wenzel (Chemistry), Costlow (Russian; chair), Smedley (Physics), and Richter (Political Science); Associate Professors Lewis (Economics) and Austin (Chemistry); Assistant Professors Sommer (Biology), Rogers (Environmental Studies), Ewing (Environmental Studies), and Skinner (Environmental Studies); Lecturer Bigelow (Environmental Studies)
Environmental studies encompasses a broad range of issues that arise from the interaction of humans with the natural world. To understand these issues, students must think across and beyond existing disciplinary boundaries. The environmental studies major provides a framework for students to study how humans experience, investigate, and interact with their natural environment. The curriculum includes, first, an interdisciplinary core that encourages students to explore the social, aesthetic, ethical, scientific, and technical aspects of environmental questions, and second, a disciplinary-based concentration that allows students to approach these questions with more focused knowledge and methodological tools. More information on the environmental studies program is available on the Web site (www.bates.edu/ENVR.xml).
Cross-listed Courses. Note that unless otherwise specified, when a department/program references a course or unit in the department/program, it includes courses and units cross-listed with the department/program.
Major Requirements. Students majoring in environmental studies must fulfill core requirements of six courses, a concentration consisting of five courses, a two-semester thesis, and a 200-hour internship. Students may apply a maximum of one Short Term unit toward fulfilling their major requirements.
Students should note that there may be flexibility in requirements due to changes in the curriculum.
The environmental studies committee recommends that all students interested in environmental studies take a department-designated set in biology, chemistry, or geology during their first year. Chemistry 107B-108B is a set designed specifically for students interested in environmental studies.
Students interested in environmental education are advised to take a secondary concentration in education in addition to their major in environmental studies.
Core Requirements.
A. The following courses are required of all majors:
ENVR 203. Material and Energy Flow in Engineered and Natural Systems.
ENVR 204. Environment and Society.
ENVR 205. "Nature" in Human Culture.
ENVR 457-458. Senior Seminar and Thesis.
B. Each student must take at least one course from two of the following groups of courses. These courses cannot be counted as part of a concentration.
1) 200-level courses focusing on natural sciences:
BIO 260. Environmental Toxicology.
BIO 270. Ecology.
CHEM 212. Separation Science.
GEO 210 Sedimentology.
GEO 240. Environmental Geochemistry.
2) 200-level courses focusing on social sciences:
ECON 222. Environmental Economics.
ES/PS 218. U.S. Environmental Politics and Policy.
ENVR 225. Comparative Environmental Politics and Policy.
POLS 258. Environmental Diplomacy.
3) 200-level courses focusing on humanities:
ES/HI 211. Environmental Perspectives on U.S. History.
ENVR 212. Attached to Earth: Writing and Relationship to Place.
ENVR 213. Reading the Watershed: Nature and Place in Literature.
ES/PL 214. Ethics and Environmental Issues.
ES/RE 215. Environmental Ethics.
INDS 228. Caring for Creation: Physics, Religion, and the Environment.
C. Each student must take one 300-level seminar in the environmental studies curriculum. This course cannot count toward the student's concentration.
BIO 323. Forest Ecology.
ECON 325. Prices, Property, and the Problem of the Commons.
ENVR 310. Soils.
ENVR 325. Seminar on World Agriculture.
ENVR 345. African Wildlife Conservation.
ENVR 365G. Environmental Filmmaking in Theory and Practice.
REL 310. "Wilderness" in the Religious Imagination.
The Concentration. Concentrations consist of five courses, with the possible addition of another course as a prerequisite, focusing on a particular aspect of environmental studies. Students interested in environmental studies should refer to the program's Web site or to a member of the environmental studies committee for more information regarding the content of these concentrations. The concentrations are:
The Environment and Human Culture.
Environmental Chemistry.
Environmental Economics.
Environmental Ethics.
Environmental Geology.
Global Environmental Politics.
"Nature" in the Literary and Visual Arts.
Regional Perspectives on Environment and Society.
U.S. Environmental Politics.
The Thesis. All students must complete a two-semester thesis. Theses must build in some significant way upon the courses that students take as part of their concentration. Students interested in writing a thesis concerning environmental education also must fulfill a secondary concentration in education.
The Internship. Every student must complete a 200-hour internship in an environmentally oriented organization off the Bates campus by the end of the fall semester of their senior year. Internships at academic research organizations, those requiring only physical labor, and those at summer camps are generally unacceptable.
Pass/Fail Grading Option. Pass/fail grading may not be elected for courses applied toward the major.
General Education. Students should be aware that courses listed only in environmental studies, without being cross-listed in another department, cannot be counted toward requirements in General Education. There is one exception: 203 may fulfill the quantitative requirement. Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, or A-Level credit awarded by the program may not be used towards fulfillment of any General Education requirements.


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Are Smart Objects Making us Dumb?
How to live in a world where your trash bin can talk back.
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Berryman Branch ( Cumberland )
New Jersey : Flag of State
Berryman Branch is a place of kind Stream belonging to the County of ( Cumberland ).
The closest populated place is that of Leamings Mill that is2.41 miles far from Berryman Branch.
Berryman Branch is also 8.44 miles far from the closest airport or heliport, the Free Spirit Airport .
The weather forecasting are available for the town of Millville , that is 5.46 miles far from Berryman Branch .
The Zip Code of Berryman Branch is 08332.
Besides Berryman Branch in the County of ( Cumberland ) there are the following places of kind Stream . These are reported in what follows in alphabetical order:
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A Florida appeals court is ordering a new trial for a woman sentenced to 20 years to prison after she fired a warning shot in a wall during a dispute with her husband.
The 1st District Court of Appeal ruled that a judge did not properly instruct the jury handling the case of Marissa Alexander.
But the appeals court also said the judge was right to block Alexander from using the state's "stand your ground" law as a way to defend her actions.
Alexander had never been arrested before she fired a bullet at a wall one day in 2010 to scare off her husband when she felt he was threatening her. But the judge at her trial said her conviction on aggravated assault with a deadly weapon carried a mandatory 20-year sentence under state law.
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November 30, 2012
Global Warming Puts the Heat on State Climatologists
Extreme weather events have intensified the climate change debate and made climatologists' job more high profile and more controversial than ever before.
August 31, 2012
Playgrounds for Seniors Popping Up in U.S.
The parks, which feature low-impact exercise equipment designed for adults, started abroad and are just now taking off in the United States.
July 23, 2012
Citizens Petition States to Accept Health-Care Reform
Citizens in at least 25 states have filed petitions, urging officials to institute key provisions of the Affordable Care Act.
July 9, 2012
Minnesota Marriage Amendment Supporters to Sue over Ballot Wording
Supporters of the amendment say that Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie "unlawfully" changed the title of the amendment question.
July 5, 2012
State, Local Governments Experience Hiring Boost
State and local governments have experienced a dramatic hiring rebound in the first four months of this year.
July 3, 2012
Texas Prepares to Fund Women's Health Program
The state of Texas is preparing to foot the entire $40 million bill for the Women's Health Program (WHP) in the event that the U.S. District Court finds that Planned Parenthood can continue providing services under the program.
July 2, 2012
Massachusetts State Universities Approve Fee Increases
Eight of the nine Massachusetts State Universities have increased their annual fees by an average of 6 percent amid decreases in state funding.
June 27, 2012
Colorado Springs Declares Emergency Due to Wildfire
A Colorado wildfire that had been steadily burning for 3 days erupted on Tuesday, causing 32,000 people to evacuate their homes across the neighborhoods of Colorado Springs.
June 27, 2012
Synthetic Drug Ban Passes U.S. Senate
The U.S. Senate banned chemicals used to make the synthetic drug known as "K2" or "bath salts."
June 26, 2012
State, Local Governments To Receive Financing for Eco-Friendly Projects
The Department of the Treasury announced on Tuesday that it will make it easier for state and local governments to access more than $2 billion in existing low-cost financing to fund energy efficiency and renewable energy projects through Qualified Energy Conservation Bonds.
June 26, 2012
Detroit to Lay Off 164 Firefighters
More than 100 of the soon-to-be laid off firefighters could get their job back though, if the city secures a federal SAFER grant. They won't know until at least September.
June 26, 2012
Distracted-Driving Fines May Increase in Some States
Several states are taking steps to increase penalties for talking and texting while driving in the wake of a study that found current bans are not reducing the risk or amount of crashes.
June 25, 2012
Supreme Court Affirms Arizona Immigration Law
The justices, by a 5-3 decision, affirmed part of the controversial immigration law that requires police to check a person's immigration status if they have reasonable suspicision that he or she is in the country illegally.
June 21, 2012
Maricopa County Rejects Donations for Joe Arpaio's "Birther Probe"
Maricopa board rejected $5,000 in private donations on Wednesday, to fund a deputy sent to Hawaii in May to investigate President Obama's birth certificate.
June 21, 2012
Duluth Flood Prompts Minnesota Governor to Issue Emergency Executive Order
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton issued an executive order Wednesday afternoon authorizing the National Guard to assist with the flood damage in Duluth.
June 19, 2012
Reports: Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels Will be Next Purdue President
The Indianapolis Star is reporting that Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels will become the next president of Purdue University.
June 19, 2012
Vagina Monologues Performed on Capitol Steps in Michigan
Six days after State Rep. Lisa Brown garnered national attention by saying the word "vagina" on the floor of the Michigan state House, she joined other female legislators on the Capitol steps to recite the "The Vagina Monologues."
June 19, 2012
New State Laws Grant Immunity for 911 Overdose Calls
In an attempt to curb the rising number of overdose-related deaths, several states passed legislation this year that gives legal immunity to people who call 911 to report a drug overdose.
June 19, 2012
Michigan to Outlaw Synthetic Drugs, Again
Gov. Rick Snyder will sign a group of bills into law banning K2, Spice and similar synthetic drugs in Michigan.
June 18, 2012
Rodney King: A Catalyst for Police Reform
Rodney King's unexpected death on Sunday has caused the country to reflect on his legacy in Los Angeles and across the country.
June 18, 2012
Tsunami Debris Warrants Federal Help, Says Washington State Congresswoman
U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell says West Coast states and communities cannot deal with tsunami debris on their own.
June 14, 2012
State Budgets Have a Good Year
A year ago, states were discussing tax increases and spending cuts. This year, more states are debating the benefits of restoring services that were cut as a result of the recession.
June 14, 2012
Should Cities Buy Local?
Mayors from manufacturing communities urge cities to buy American-made products. But is that practical?
June 13, 2012
Christie's Rating Hits All-Time High in New Jersey
50 percent of the state's voters have a favorable view of the governor -- a 4 percent increase since March and the first time a majority like Christie, according to a Rutgers-Eagleton poll.
June 12, 2012
Northeast States Earn Top Transportation Awards
Projects that improved safety for drivers and pedestrians, eliminated major traffic snarls, and helped communities rebuild and recover from natural disasters were all recipients of top honors in the regional America's Transportation Awards competition.
June 11, 2012
Emanuel to Name Chicago Infrastructure Trust Board
Mayor Rahm Emanuel will name the members of a new board that will focus on getting the private sector to invest in public projects in Chicago.
June 7, 2012
Texas Planned Parenthood Lawsuit Holds Implications for Other States
Other states are pursuing similar actions, as the case reaches federal court.
June 5, 2012
Chipotle Stands by California State Parks
Chipotle Mexican Grill is giving $100,000 to the California State Parks Foundation (CSPF) in the wake of $22 million in budget cuts that could close up to 70 state parks.
June 5, 2012
Minnesota Attempts to Limit Psych Drugs for Kids
Due to an extreme rise in the prescription of powerful psychiatric drugs for adolescents, Minnesota will start requiring doctors to seek psychiatrists' help before prescribing such medication for children.
June 4, 2012
Transit Ridership Surges, Despite Fare Increases and Service Cuts
Transit ridership is up 5 percent compared to this period a year ago.
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House Republicans Question Costly Manufacturing Program
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ATLANTA—Atlanta City Council President Ceasar Mitchell advocated for increased investment in the nation of Haiti during a conference hosted by the Consulate General of Haiti between the island nation and the U.S.
More than 100 business leaders attended the Haiti is Open for Business Caravan Conference (HOBCC) on Wednesday at Paschal's Restaurant at Castleberry Hills in Atlanta. The event was hosted by Jerome Russell President of H.J. Russell & Company and Eddy Benoit, president of the Benoit Group
"Investment in Haiti is not only a great opportunity for the country and the state of Georgia, but the city of Atlanta as well considering our area's proximity to the country and our growing Haitian immigrant population. Outside of metro Miami, metro Atlanta is probably home to the Southeast's largest Haitian community," said Council President Mitchell, who along with other Atlanta business leaders visited Haiti in March to explore economic development/trade possibilities.
Mitchell said the port of Savannah would be an ideal location for importing and exporting goods between the two nations because of its proximity to large population centers in the Southeast.
"In terms of tourism, we are fortunate that Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport now offers a direct flight to historic Port-au-Prince, Haiti," he said.
Business leaders in attendance Wednesday were briefed on business opportunities and investments in sectors such as:
Tourism (construction of all-inclusive resorts, hotels, and revamping of Haiti's cultural and historical sites);
* Manufacturing (exporting of goods to USA, UE, Canada, Caribbean Basin duty free);
* Energy;
* Health Services (hospitals and medical clinics);
* Real estate (low and medium income housing);
* Transport (air, sea, rail, and road transport infrastructure, including ports);
* Technology (high-impact information and communication technology);
* Poultry;
* Horticulture;
* Exportation of sea products; and
* Agricultural food-crop cultivation and processing.
Haiti is indeed open for business with its economic recovery on the upswing. According to the recently released World Economic Outlook from the International Monetary Fund, Haiti's Economy is anticipated to grow a whopping 7.8 percent, which will lead Caribbean nations in 2012. This also demonstrates a slight improvement from last year in the World Bank's ease of doing business ranking. The country eased the process for starting a business by eliminating the required business plan review by the Prime Minister's office as previously required under the Incorporation Act.
Among other officials in attendance at Wednesday's conference were Andy Rene of the Presidential Advisory Council on Economic Development and Investment (CCPDEI); Mr. Hervé Denis, President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Haiti (CCIH); Mr. Henri-Claude Müller-Poitvien, President of the Tripartite Commission for the Implementation of the Hope Act (CTMO-HOPE); a representative of the Georgia Department of Economic Development, and several other local leaders.


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Welcome to the Field Music of the American Revolution site.
The FMAR was first formed in 1994 at Findlay, Ohio from the combined mass music of the Northwest Department Brigade of the American Revolution, and Northwest Territorial Alliance. FMAR now is the combined music of 5 different American Revolutionary War reenacting organizations.
For those who do not know the NWTA, and BAR are all American Revolution reenactment organizations that's objective is to portray the American Revolution as authentically as possible. They put on weekend long shows throughout the Northeast United States. Their main strength lies in portraying the weapons and battle tactics of the Revolution, the music is a small part of the overall show.
If you are looking for more information on the American Revolution go to the link page, there you will find links to other sites that might help you if you are not looking for field music information.
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text: Gregorio Esparza was one of 10 Texians of Mexican descent who fought and died defending the Alamo. The Esparza family, who had been long-time residents of San Antonio, became divided in their beliefs about government. This resulted in Gregorio and his brother Francisco fighting on opposite sides against each other at the Battle of the Alamo. Gregorio, a Federalist, fought with the Texas Army; while Francisco, a Centralist, supported Santa Anna and the Mexican army.


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For a good chunk of Tuesday, website administrators at Twitter, The New York Times, and other high-profile media outlets appeared to be locked in a high-stakes battle with self-proclaimed Syrian hackers for control of their Internet domains. Just as quickly as twitter.co.uk, nytimes.com, and other domains were returned to their rightful owners, Internet records showed they'd be seized all over again and made to point to a Russian Web host known to cater to purveyors of drive-by malware exploits and other online nasties.
In between these dueling sides was Melbourne IT, an Australian domain registrar that managed the domain names not only for Twitter and the NYT, but also for The Huffington Post, which security researchers also said also experienced problems. Update: A spokesman for the company told The Australian Financial Review the outages were the result of a breach of its security. The login credentials of one of the company's resellers were compromised, allowing attackers to access servers and change settings that direct users to the correct servers.
One of the researchers following the clash was HD Moore, chief research officer of security firm Rapid7, who watched the struggle play out more or less in real time. At one point on Tuesday afternoon, his searches showed the official domain name servers for twitter.co.uk as being ns1.syrianelectronicarmy.com and ns2.syrianelectronicarmy.com. A half-hour later, the name servers had been changed back to the much more benign servers at a4.nstld.com, f4.nstld.com, g4.nstld.com, and l4.nstld.com.
The pattern repeated itself over and over, not just for the Twitter domain but for the addresses belonging to the NYT and The Huffington Post as well, he said. Compounding the turmoil was the time required for name-server changes to make their way to end users. Service providers often cache the records for high-traffic sites for as long as a day at a time. Since the name server is the mechanism that translates the human-friendly domain name into the network-routable IP address, there was no easy way for the legitimate operators to ensure their sites were available to everyone on the Internet.
"The scary thing about this is that once you've changed the DNS for the organization there's not much Twitter can do about it," Moore observed. "They have to wait to get the DNS reset to the previous value. If you watch the whois information right now, it's bouncing back and forth between the Syrian Electronic Army and The New York Times. The New York Times domains are constantly going back and forth and the SEA guys are trying to redirect the websites to a server they control."
At time of writing, both twitter.com and nytimes.com appeared to be under the control of their rightful owners, while twitter.co.uk remained unavailable. A whois search showed its name servers were still listed as ns1.syrianelectronicarmy.com and ns2.syrianelectronicarmy.com.
The fact that all of the affected domains were managed by Melbourne IT at the time that the attacks were initiated has led to speculation that the hacks are the result of some sort of breach at the Australian registrar and Web host. One possibility is that the hackers exploited a server flaw that allowed them to hijack a domain control panel that a Melbourne IT employee uses to change name-server settings and registration information. Indeed, security consultant Mark Burnett unearthed this Pastebin link, which appeared to show someone getting unauthorized terminal access to the company's servers. The more likely explanation—given the SEA's penchant for phishing attacks—is that the hackers were able to coax the log-in credentials from a privileged employee and the compromised credentials haven't been revoked yet.
Here's hoping the SNAFU gets resolved soon. The server to which the Syrian hackers' name servers are sending would-be visitors is located at the IP address 220.127.116.11—a known source of malware and phishing attacks. Someone at Melbourne IT should put out this fire promptly and then tell the rest of us exactly what's going on.


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I am really liking the new style of the latest comics. The character's expressions seem alot more rubber faced, and exciting.
It feels sooo good to see some new Warp9's up... i feel all warm and gooey inside. Meanwhile some doctors would argue that my organs normally feel all warm ang gooey.


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Answers to some of your questions about synchronizing contacts between your Samsung Galaxy S III and Gmail
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It snowed on April 1 in
a light dusting of powdery white flakes that
contrasted with the bright green hyacinth leaves pushing up through the rich brown loam of beds in Temple Square, spiritual home
of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
For skiers it had been a bonus year. More than two hundred inches of snow in the nearby Wasatch Mountain resorts —Alta,
Snowbird and others—meant ideal conditions that attracted devotees of the sport from as far away as the east coast. Even in average
years, skiing, which officially begins on Thanksgiving weekend, is usually good into the month of May at Salt Lake's major ski areas.
On the Great Salt Lake, despite a chill wind and the snow on surrounding mountains, sailboat owners at the marina sniffed
the air and studied the lake as they readied their boats for the coming season. The crowded dock areas attest to the growing popularity
of boating on the broad, shallow lake.
On Main Street in Salt Lake City the staccato sound of jackhammers and the rumble of construction equipment played a
counterpoint to the leisurely pace of shoppers.
The noise of the hammers is barely audible on the eighth floor of the Kearns Building, location of the Salt Lake City office of
Haskins & Sells.
"When Brigham Young founded Salt Lake City in 1847, he insisted that the streets be wide enough to let double-yoked wagons
turn around easily," August Glissmeyer, Jr., partner in charge, observed. "Today we're moving in the opposite direction. We're
narrowing the street and widening the sidewalks to discourage automobiles on Main Street while making it more attractive for
pedestrian traffic."


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South Africa's strike bowlers Vernon Philander and Dale Steyn took five wickets from 17 balls, without conceding a run, to spark a dramatic collapse that saw New Zealand dismissed for 185 on Thursday on the opening day of the second cricket Test.
New Zealand slipped from a strong position at 133-2 to 133-7 between the 49th and 52nd overs as Steyn and Philander wreaked havoc with an aging ball, on a docile pitch and in their fourth spells of the day.
The collapse marked only the third occasion in Test cricket where a team has lost five wickets with scoring a run and both previous instances involved New Zealand.
But by stumps veteran paceman Chris Martin had struck twice for New Zealand, removing captain Graeme Smith (13) and nightwatchman Steyn (4) to leave the Proteas at 27-2.
Both batsmen fell to catches by South Africa-born New Zealand wicketkeeper Kruger van Wyk. Smith was brilliantly caught off an inside edge and Steyn off a regulation outside edge as South Africa reached stumps with Alviro Petersen 8 not out and Hashim Amla on 2.
Martin captured Smith's wicket for the eighth time in his career, more than any other Test bowler.
"It was a pretty bizarre day," van Wyk said. "It was a little bit stop and start and that partnership between [Ross Taylor and Brendon McCullum] was really looking good until the rain came … We just lost a little bit of momentum there. It's hard to get out [of a collapse like today's]. It takes a lot of fight against good attacks to get out of it."
Deceptive weather
McCullum (61) and Taylor (44), who had put on 89 for New Zealand's third wicket, became the first two victims of Steyn and Philander's mid-innings wicket spree, and Kane Williamson, Daniel Vettori and Doug Bracewell followed without scoring.
Philander and Steyn had both taken wickets in their opening spells after the Proteas won the toss and bowled on a pitch and in weather conditions which deceived in their promise of early assistance for fast bowlers.
Philander dismissed Rob Nicol (2) when New Zealand was 11 and Steyn removed Martin Guptill (22) when it was 44. McCullum and Taylor weathered the next 29 overs with relative ease, guiding New Zealand to 62-2 at lunch and 94-2 at tea after the second session was shortened by rain.
They went on comfortably to 133-2 in the 49th over and Smith must have doubted more than ever his decision to send New Zealand in.
McCullum batted with almost painful discipline, taking three hours to reach his half century and resisting the lavish strokeplay which is the hallmark of his game. He had hit only five fours on the way to his half century, but then reached the milestone with a six off Morné Morkel and followed up a four from the following ball.
Having governed his attacking instinct for 194 minutes, McCullum was finally lured into a rash shot, hooking Steyn and to Jacques Rudolph at deep backward square after facing 133 balls and when New Zealand was 133-3.
Taylor also batted with prudence until that point, but immediately succumbed to a rush of blood and wafted his bat outside off stump to be caught by Smith at first slip off Philander.
Falling apart
Williamson lasted 13 minutes without scoring when he chased a ball from Steyn and was also caught by Smith.
Vettori lasted only three balls before he played over a straight delivery from Philander and was bowled. Bracewell survived three balls before he was caught by wicketkeeper Mark Boucher from Philander's bowling.
New Zealand's innings had simply fallen apart in fewer than three overs. After seeing off the threat of the new ball, building a basis for its innings, it crumbled in the face of hostile spells from South Africa's new ball pair.
Recalled fast bowler Mark Gillespie, playing on his fourth Test and his first in four years, broke the spell a little when he edged Steyn through slips for four to end the carnage with the score at 133.
He paid for that impertinence, receiving a barrage of bouncers but surviving to hit three fours and two sixes in an innings of 27 which contributed to a 43-run partnership with Van Wyk.
The New Zealand wicketkeeper was out for 21 with the total 176 — trapped lbw by Morkel — and Gillespie followed eight runs later as one of two late victims of the legspinner Imran Tahir.
Philander finished with 4-70, taking his remarkable tally of Test wickets to 39 in only his sixth Test. Steyn took 3-49, bowling with real hostility for the first time in the three-match series. — Sapa-AP


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Situated on the north coast of Cornwall, the harbour town of Padstow is a charming place for a family holiday. Whether you want to relax on a sandy beach, play golf or go horse-riding, Padstow is sure to delight you. Rather than being cooped up in a pricey hotel, think about renting a harbourside villa or a comfortable cottage. Take advantage of the extra space and freedom that a rental property can offer. When you want a change from eating out, enjoy preparing your family's favourite food in the fully equipped kitchen.
Lovers of the sea can choose between fishing trips, coastal cruises, surfing and sealife safaris from Padstow harbour. If you're feeling active, you can hire bikes and cycle the Camel Trail alongside Camel Estuary. From Padstow to Wadebridge the trail follows a disused railway line; then it continues through the picturesque Camel Valley to Bodmin. Feeling up to a fourteen-mile walk? Follow the South-West Coast Path to Porthcothan and come back by bus. Fans of historic buildings mustn't miss Prideaux Place, an Elizabethan house in excellent condition with stunning views of the Camel Estuary and Bodmin Moor. Take a picnic or visit the tearoom that overlooks the deer park.
Crabbing on the beach will keep the children happy and won't cost a penny. Watching young lobsters at the National Lobster Hatchery is a unique experience for your family to remember, and you can even adopt one. In summer, head for the Maize Maze covering six acres at Trevisker Farm; there's a quiz trail to follow while you try not to get lost. Just five miles from Padstow, the St Eval Karting Circuit in Wadebridge is the largest one for children in the country. Fun for everyone is in plentiful supply Cornwall's Crealy Great Adventure Park at St Issey near Wadebridge. There's a playhouse for the youngest children and more daring activities, including a new rollercoaster, for the older ones.
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Discussing the recent exposure of the make-up of the House committee on science when it was viewed in light of current issues involving a woman's reproductive rights, I remarked that the most depressing thing is the committee members' total ignorance of science. Science has come under attack by the religious right entirely for the reason that both cannot be right. Either we evolved from primitive forms over hundreds of thousands of years, or we came into existence at the same time as dinosaurs approximately 6,000 years ago. Take your pick. Acceptance of one negates the other -- for you at least. And you can fall back on a ton of scientific data that says only fools go around claiming God put fossils in the earth "to fool the Darwinists."
Almost all of the committee members debating such things as trans-vaginal devices, sonograms of fetuses, funding for birth control advice groups, &c. are Republicans, and I'd wager all are evangelicatholics. (These are Christians who tend to be evangelicals or Catholics, and both houses of Congress are full of them.) They have them in the Senate, too; however, the ones in the Senate tend to be more sensible and less likely to choose myth over reason. The most alarming thing about the committee, however, is that its members know little to nothing about science. They do not care about the scientific method. Do they know that critical thinking leads to rejection of dogma? Are they afraid that if the atheists take over, the nation will be given over to immorality? Do they believe Eve talked to a snake and that Mosheh went up the mountain and came back with the Decalogue -- Moses, a totally mythical figure having no recorded history whatsoever.
Ignorance of science led to the humiliation and torture of untold thousands who uttered truth in the face of fiction. Galileo is the most famous, but he was not the first nor last, and dogma's imprisonment of humanity, its enslavement of us through silly proscriptions and appeals to fear and superstition, its justification of our irrational treatment of others unlike ourselves -- all are part of a continuing history of violence, intimidation, and terroristic tactics. Yes, terrorism! When these lunatics inspire others to murder abortion doctors, torch gay bars, drag African-Americans by rope behind pick-up trucks, &c., &c., &c., what else can their words of hate be seen as?
Ignorance of science is the most disturbing thing about religion. After all, if you can say, "Trust in the Lord" and go about your day without a thought to why prayer was seen in a study to make hospital patients actually get worse, then you are a danger to humanity. The same fatalism we criticize Muslims for exhibiting our own religious people prove part of their mind set. "The Lord will provide." Better apply for food stamps. "God helps those who help themselves." Help yourself to a bank vault through force of arms. Science has explained all of the mysteries, but people go on believing. They know nothing of science and they do not want to know anything of it. Their pastors and priests do not want them to know anything about it, either.
The Bible says that the truth shall make you free. If the religious nuts have their way, there will never be freedom. Only freedom from dogma is devoutly to be wished.
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I have a very healthy respect for all religions' power to propagate, indoctrinate, delude, twist the truth to fit their goals, create divisiveness, to provide false hopes and promises, and to convince people with average intelligence to believe the unbelievable.
"If you know the enemy and know yourself you need not fear the results of a hundred battles."
Sun Tzu
There are multiple dangerous things about religion. Let's each nominate a few.
Ignorance of science belongs on any list of dangerous things about religion, but it and the dogma that accompanies it are more dangerous in the minds of public officials than in the minds of most of us.
I nominate fear. Fear accompanies religion, and religious leaders need their followers to have fear. Many religious leaders use their followers' fear to acquire money; those who use their followers' fear to gain public office are more dangerous.
Yeah, I nominate fear.
Most fears could be stilled by knowledge of science. The fear of death is what drives most people to religion in the first place. Science gives us certainty about death; religion, a false promise of eternal life in a place that keeps us in a kind of infantile world, carefree and perfect in every way.
That infantile world is one of the things that turned me off from religion other than it didn't make sense. I have no use for gates made of pearls, streets paved with gold, angels flying around playing on harps, etc. And there are many family members and acquaintances I just plain out hope I never, ever see again.
Wow, you mean nothing's changed in 50 years? I was forced to go to "Sunday school" to learn about the Bible, and the guy teaching our class was "an overdressed man," though I do not recall any teaching on science being evil. I guess you are going to a more fundamentalist church, while I went to our local Church of the Good Cadillacs, Episcopal. Baptists called us "Whiskeypaleans" but if you show me four Baptists I'll show you a fifth. Some of us eventually caught on to the dogma and hype and slipped away after the church service. The church is on a hill and down at the bottom at that time there was a popular eatery called Mac's Drive-In. We drank cherry Cokes while the phony fancy pants was doing his thing uphill.
The "science" part blew me away. I had no idea they'd gotten that desperate.
Agree with you completely. Thanks.
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Elle have released a video interview with Robert Pattinson, where he talks about why he wanted to do the Dior commercial and how it came about!
Have a look at it below! (after the 30 second YouTube ad)
Ashley Greene has joined the cast of the Lorne Michaels- and John Goldwyn- produced comedy Staten Island Summer. Helmed by longtime Saturday Night Live
director-producer Rhys Thomas and written by the late-night show's head scribe Colin Jost, the pic follows the summer after high school graduation that friends Danny and Frank spend as poolside lifeguards. With the former off to Harvard and the latter unsure of what he wants to do next, the movie lays out the different directions the pals' lives are about to take.
Greene's character in the Paramount movie is member of the pool club and the daughter of an overly protected mobster. It is also fair to say the actress plays the object of at least one of the boys' desires.
Set to start production later this month in New York, Staten Island Summer makes four the number of films Greene now has coming out. She stars in CBGB, about the famed NYC punk rock club, The Weinstein Company's Random and Zach Braff's Kickstarter funded film Wish I Was Here. Greene is repped by CAA and McKeon Myones Management.
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Calm Before the Storm
Mother Nature's Day
I went out last night and saw Mother Nature put on an absolutely stunning show. Fitting that it is Mother's Day today. I don't think I've ever seen a show like that in my life. This was taken just west of the city about 30 minutes. I was lucky enough to stumble on this old house in the middle of nowhere. It was a blast standing under this all alone admiring what nature can do.
As many of you know from the Ft. McMurray fires Nature can be as brutal as it can be beautiful. In light of this, for the rest of May I will be donating all profits to the relief funds for Ft. Mac. So please if you were thinking of ordering a print or canvas from me do it NOW! You will be supporting many people in need!
Cotton Candy
Who knew you could get cotton candy in Idaho? What a cool sky. I was attending a workshop and we were all just staring at this in amazement. Such thin little puffy clouds and the snow had fallen a couple days before to make this scene extra special. Win win!
Sky Burst
I was treated to an amazing display of aurora the other weekend. I was actually on my way home dropping someone off from a night out and I could see the northern lights dancing even through bright street lights. I live in a city of 250,000 people and it was still possibly the strongest I've seen. Went to the train bridge and got a few nice images. Hope you enjoy!
Lone Paddle
A shot from up at Emerald Lake in B.C. Canada. During the daytime the lake is really blue and quite beautiful. I was lucky on this mornign there was almost zero wind and I found a couple of old canoes to have some fun with. Met a nice guy named Denmark from San Fran who was also taking some photos. I always have a struggle getting up super early for hotography but in the end it is always worth it. It's just much more peaceful and calm, and there are usually no other people around. The sky in this photo is highly influenced from the forrest fires in B.C. and Alberta this summer. If my research is correct that;s Michael Peak to the left and Wapa Mountain to the right.
Emerald Canoe
The canoes set up ready for a day of paddling at Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park, B.C.
Takakkaw Falls
Stumbled upon this waterfall on a trip back home from B.C. this summer. The amount of water coming off this thing is amazing! Theres a little plateau about 25m from the top and the water just shoots right off of it. The wind was unfortunately not in my favor as it was blowing all the mist directly at the camera. But hey who doesn't love a challenge (and getting soaked)??
Palouse Tree
Likely the most famous tree in the Palouse in Washington State. I actually came across this tree on 2 seperate occasions by accident and this time was just at the right time of day. You can see the haze or Steptoe Butte whice comes from the harvest. Was a wonderful evening in one of my favorite areas of the USA
Dreaming of warm summer days in the Palouse. I think you can feel the warmth hit you when looking at this view from Steptoe Butte.
The spectacular black church in Budir, Iceland. Such a cool little spot along the Snaefelsnes peninsula. Classic look with the monochrome.
I was nearly done shooting an amazing sunset at Kirkjufell and decided to look for a different composition/location. Everyone usually sticks to the waterfall and the small lake it runs into. But when I walked across the road the tide was low and it made for a perfect little setup with all the ripples in the sand. The light was still hanging on at this point which made it all come together nicely. Hope you like it!
You need to go to Kirkjufell. Trust me! Got some amazing winter conditions at this spot. Definitely made for more than one great shot. I just kept running around like a crazy person trying to get different comps and foregrounds. It was fun and stressful and awesome all at the same time!
The Hvitserkur Arch in northwest Iceland. Bit of an out of the way location but it was cool to see. There were a couple of seals playing in the water but a bit too far out for photos. This was one of the coldest outings on our trip. I believe my toes were numb for a solid hour after we were done. Not sure why we keep taking cold vacations when it's winter back home haha!
Another shot from my favorite place in Iceland
Black sand beaches are everywhere in Iceland. It Is perfect contrast for the water of the ocean. Maybe not the best composition but it's alright. Got a chance to meet the magic cloth tecnique guy as he was doing a workshop. I'm not really a big supporter of using that method as standard but in a pinch without the right filters it can work great. Just as my buddy Regis who smashed his filters on the rocks!!
Trying some monochrome with my shots from the Jokulsarlon ice lagoon. I like how this one turned out as it looks kinda symetrical.
Rock 'n' Roll
One of many shots I took during a workshop this June in the Palouse. Perfect shooting conditions as there was almost zero wind up on Steptoe Butte. Tons of awesome tractor patterns out in the fields and of course the amazing greens. It's hard to justify this green, as it usually looks oversaturated but I promise it is what you see out there!
Zig Zag Creek
Not sure if that little creek thing actually has a name but thats what I'd call it! Taken from Steptoe Butte in Washington, U.S.A.
Seymour Magic
Bridge City
The City of Saskatoon will never be the same without the Victoria St. bridge. I'm excited to see what they replace it with but I'm glad I was able to get this photo back in its glory days in 2012 (even though it was closed).
The Bez
Shot of the most famous hotel in Saskatoon. It's a pretty nice place and they have concerts in this back garden in the summer.
A rorbuer on the isle of Håholmen, Norway.


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Elvis Burgos, 34, appeared Friday in Fall River Superior Court for a bail hearing. Police allege he and his girlfriend tried to rob the McDonald's at 300 Plymouth Ave. last year.
FALL RIVER — A tentative May 12 trial date has been scheduled for a Fall River man accused of conspiring to rob a local McDonald's with his girlfriend and 14-year-old son.
Elvis Burgos, 34, appeared Friday in Fall River Superior Court for a bail hearing, according to the court's docket.
Information on Burgos' new bail was not readily available. Burgos had been held on $15,000 cash bail since his May 2013 arraignment. He is next scheduled to appear in court on April 25 for a final pretrial conference.
Police allege that Burgos conspired with his girlfriend, Jennifer Paige, 29, of Fall River, to rob the McDonald's at 300 Plymouth Ave. on March 13, 2013.
According to witness statements, Paige, a shift manager at the McDonald's, went to the fast-food restaurant around 5 a.m., an hour before her shift began, and opened a side door, through which Burgos' 14-year-old son, Joshua Burgos, entered a few minutes later, armed with a handgun.
Witnesses reportedly said Joshua Burgos pistol-whipped the shift manager and ordered her to open the restaurant's safe. After taking cash, he left the McDonald's and was supposed to have met his father, Elvis Burgos behind the Stop & Shop on Rodman Street, according to court documents.
Instead, responding Fall River police officers arrested Joshua Burgos. Last year, a Bristol County grand jury indicted him under the state's youthful offender law. He will be prosecuted as an adult.
Elvis Burgos allegedly decided to have his son commit the armed robbery after he was unable to find someone else to commit the crime, according to court documents.
Elvis Burgos and Paige, 29, have both pleaded not guilty to armed and masked robbery, conspiracy and reckless endangerment of a child. Paige, who is free on $3,000 cash bail, is scheduled to appear in superior court on March 6 for a status review conference.
In October, the court granted a motion for Elvis Burgos to hire a DNA expert. Last month, the court issued a court order for the state police crime lab to hand over its evidence in the case, according to court records.


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A sans serif font by Christopher Miller, I categorize Myndraine as a "handwriting" font, because it feels more handwritten than most other fonts.
Finding a casual, personal, not-too-quirky font like Myndraine is not easy. So while there are some issues — minor letterspacing problems on Windows XP (Safari 5, IE8, IE7) at 12px and smaller, and tops of letters getting "chopped off" when set at 16px and 11px (cross browser) — I still recommend this font. If you work within these specific problems, this font could serve you well.
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