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Curler Kevin Koe leaving his own team after this season
Remaining trio will defend Brier next year with new skip
Veteran skip Kevin Koe already has one world title and two national titles on his resume.
His next mission is to qualify for the Winter Olympics and he's assembling a new team to try to make it happen.
Koe plans to leave the rink he guided to victory at the Tim Hortons Brier for a new lineup that will include Marc Kennedy at third, Ben Hebert at lead and Brent Laing at second. It's an experienced all-star crew that will have its eye on qualification for the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
"It was not an easy decision," Koe told The Canadian Press from Calgary. "But I felt the timing was good personally for me — just with the next Olympic cycle coming up — to make a change."
News of the change broke last month before the team departed for the world championship in China. The moves weren't formally announced until the Canadian Curling Association issued a news release Tuesday.
Koe and his Calgary-based team of third Pat Simmons, second Carter Rycroft and lead Nolan Thiessen settled for a disappointing fourth-place finish last weekend in Beijing. They'll play their last event together as a foursome at the April 15-20 Grand Slam Players' Championship in Summerside, P.E.I.
Koe discussed his plans with his teammates last month after they won the Brier in Kamloops, B.C. He admitted it was a "difficult conversation," but doesn't think it affected their play overseas.
"I think the guys would say the same thing," Koe said. "If anything, we wanted to win a world championship for each other that much more."
Canadian Curling Trials upcoming
The period right after an Olympic Games is always an interesting one on the curling scene.
Not everyone is necessarily keen to make another four-year commitment for a variety of factors, including age, jobs and family commitments. Some teams are locked in and ready for the next quadrennial while other players need to move quickly to position themselves before potential vacancies are filled.
Qualification events for the 2017 Canadian Curling Trials won't be far off once the new season begins so teams will want to find their rhythm as soon as possible.
"I think it's more a function of just the way curling has gone," Koe said. "Most years curling changes happen now after an Olympic year. That's just the nature of the beast I guess. Teams get together to make that big run.
"It was no disrespect to the guys. I don't think teams can stay together forever. Our team wasn't going to be staying together with Carter slowing down. So those are just some of the reasons that went into my decision."
Rycroft, whose wife is pregnant, had originally planned to take time next season off. However, Thiessen said that plan would be modified so they can enter the 2014 Canada Cup, the 2015 World Financial Group Continental Cup and be the first Team Canada in the history of the Brier.
Simmons, Rycroft and Thiessen will name their new skip at a later date.
"Teams just kind of run their course," Thiessen said from Edmonton. "We probably — even though we won the Brier this year — we were starting to get towards the line of maybe running its course. Kevin had a great opportunity. That's a great team that he's setting up.
"Everyone's got to do what's best for them and that's what he did. He went and (will) play with those guys and I mean, who wouldn't? It's three great players that he went to play with."
Koe won his other national title and lone world title in 2010 with Rycroft, Thiessen and Blake MacDonald. Simmons later replaced MacDonald but the core of the team spent eight years together.
The team members said they will remain good friends, adding next week's competition will be emotional for all involved.
Kennedy and Hebert won Olympic gold at the 2010 Games in Vancouver with skip Kevin Martin, who supported the lineup change. Martin has said he plans to decide on his curling future by the end of June.
Laing won world titles with veteran Ontario skip Glenn Howard in 2007 and 2012.
"At the end of day with everything else considered, it was just too great of an opportunity to turn down for me," Laing said from Barrie, Ont.
Howard wasn't available for comment. He's expected to name Laing's replacement in the coming weeks.
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There are several forms of Frisian but the most widely spoken of these is West Frisian, or Frysk. It is a language spoken mostly in the province of Friesland (Fryslân) in the north of the Netherlands. West Frisian is the name by which this language is usually known outside of the Netherlands, to distinguish it from the closely related Frisian languages of Saterland Frisian and North Frisian, which are spoken in Germany. Within the Netherlands however, (and often in other countries) the West Frisian language is the language of the province of Fryslân and is virtually always just called Frisian: Fries in Dutch, and Frysk in Frisian. The 'official' name used by linguists in the Netherlands to indicate the West Frisian language is Westerlauwers Fries (West Lauwers Frisian), the Lauwers being a border stream which separates the Dutch provinces of Fryslân and Groningen.
Most speakers of West Frisian live in the province of Fryslân (Friesland in Dutch) in the north of the Netherlands. The province has 643,000 inhabitants (2005); of these 94% can understand spoken Frisian, 74% can speak Frisian, 65% can read Frisian, and 17% can write it. For over half of the inhabitants of the province of Fryslân, 55% (c. 354,000 people), Frisian is the native tongue.
To find out more about West Frisian, including the history, visit Wikipedia[1].
West Frisian is similar in both sound and grammar to Dutch, Afrikaans and some northern dialects of German. There are two grammatical genders, common and neuter, although they are nowadays very corroded and usually always the same in the plural.
It is the closest living language to English and shares mutual intelligibility with both Dutch and English, although Dutch and English only share, at most, a basic level of intelligibility with each other.
Pronunciation guide
West Frisian vowels are similar to Dutch although there are a few substantial differences; for example, accented vowels like â are considered separate letters in West Frisian, not simply a variation of a. Also there a few sound differences in consonants.
The letters 'q' and 'x' do not appear in Frisian except for loan words; the same applies to the letter 'c' when not part of the combination "ch".
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[2] Author Unknown, Money to be Called For in The New York Herald Tribune, 24 July 1890, p.5; America's Historical Newspapers http://www.newsbank.com accessed 18 August 2011
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DURHAM — The Oyster River High School boys basketball team pulled away from Kennett in the second half on Friday night, finally finding their defensive rhythm en route to a 62-49 win in their Division II home opener.
They might have been a little too hard on themselves when looking back on the first half, however. Although the Bobcats allowed the visiting Eagles to take the lead with some easy baskets in the first two quarters, it was also when Bobcat junior guard Nick Lazar scored 19 of his 29 points.
"He played really well," Oyster River coach Stuart Mitchell said. "Offensively, Nick's a real asset to the team. He puts a lot of points on the board. We have to work on our defensive rotation, but other than that, he's obviously a good basketball player."
Lazar hit a pair of key baseline 3-pointers in the first quarter as the Bobcats took a nine-point lead after one, then hit another to open the second to give Oyster River a 23-11 advantage. Lazar finished with four of the Bobcats' seven 3-pointers on the night.
"In the first half, we didn't play defense at all," Lazar said. "In the second half, our coach let us have it and we took that message well. We really buckled down."
Senior guard Anthony Shea scored 15 for the Bobcats. Oyster River improved to 2-1 while Kennett fell to 0-3.
"We had no intensity, bad defensive rotations, it was just awful," said Shea about the first half. "I think we did a much better job in the second half. Our intensity was up."
Indeed. Trailing 34-30 to start the third quarter, the Bobcats opened the half on an 11-2 run and held Kennett to just one field goal in the first seven minutes of the frame. Kennett, which has given up 62 in all three of its losses, was held to just 15 points in the second half.
"We were trying to do too much offensively in the first half," Lazar said. "In the second half we started driving more and getting more foul calls, stuff like that."
The Eagles opened up the second quarter on a 13-4 run, including big buckets from Nathan Elia, Tyrone Wakefield and Thomas Loynd, who led Kennett with 16 points. Loynd hit a big 3-pointer with less than a minute to go, giving Kennett a 32-30 lead, its first since early in the game.
"We weren't playing our defense the way we should have been," Mitchell said. "We were missing assignments, giving up easy baskets, not rotating, not talking."
The Bobcats kept the defensive pressure on in the second half, all the while making the bulk of their free throws. Oyster River was 9 for 14 from the line in the fourth quarter and 17 for 25 overall in the second half. Shea and Colby Runk hit key baskets from the floor in the second half, and Lazar converted a 3-point play midway through the third period that solidified the Bobcats' lead.
"Lazar was just a handful," Kennett coach Steve Cote said. "That was really the difference. I don't think we did a really good job identifying where he was closing out. Oyster River was efficient with the basketball and they rebounded the daylights out of the ball."
Kennett scored seven unanswered points in the first quarter to take a 7-4 lead, but Zach Jones hit a 3-pointer for Oyster River to tie the game. Shea also drained a big 3 later in the quarter, part of the Bobcats' 8-0 run to close out the frame and give the home team a 20-11 lead after one. The first half featured three lead changes and six ties.
The Bobcats return to action on Wednesday when they open their own holiday tournament against Timberlane.
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KENNETT (49) — DiLuccio 1-4-6, Loynd 5-4-16, Elia 4-1-10, Graziano 0-0-0, Rivers 0-1-1, Pollard 1-0-2, Vajentic 1-2-4, Lautenschlager 1-1-3, Wakefield 3-0-7. Totals: 16-13-49
OYSTER RIVER (62) — Jones 2-3-8, Shea 5-3-15, Runk 1-0-2, Lazar 7-11-29, Clancy 0-2-2, Park 0-2-2, Leslie 0-0-0, Gallant 0-0-0, Klewicki 0-0-0, Lewis 0-1-1, Smith 0-3-3. Totals: 15-25-62.
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Only two important things happened on today's General Hospital and the word "important" is probably the understatement of this short year. "Momentous" would be more apt, I think. Perhaps even "life-changing".
The first is, obviously, Frisco's return.
I knew Jack Wagner was coming back. Even if I didn't know Jack Wagner was coming back, the entirety of today's Mac/Felicia/Kevin scenes were filled with so much foreshadowing amidst the 90s nostalgia and Felicia annoyingness (I am able to stand Felicia about 60 percent of the time and the rest of the time, she makes me nutty. I can't even predict it! There are some entire episodes that I watch thinking "Aw, Felicia! So good to have you back" and they are in no way different from the episode that makes me rage-y. I think the moral of this story is that I am an obnoxious person) that I'd still have a pretty good idea that Frisco would be showing his well-preserved face at some point before 3PM.
Felicia: Mac and I have been apart a lot, and that's my fault. But I know -- well, I've always known that, deep down, if I really needed him and I got into trouble, he would be there for me.
Mac: I would. I would. Just like I know felicia would show up for me.
Kevin: And I'm happy for both of you. But this situation is a little different, don't you think? You don't have a vampire between you.
Mac: We had Frisco. Does that count?
Felicia: The point is, is that we got past it. I put Frisco behind me.
So even with all of that obviousness and prior knowledge and DUH in mind, I still clapped a little when he made his grand entrance. It was so soapy! Frisco!
The second was Caleb's hair extensions.
I'm not sure I will ever stop laughing. They are RIDICULOUS. It's like they took hay, dyed it with shoe polish and then made poor Michael Easton wear it on his head. This is clearly a high point of soaps in 2013.
The story itself--the evil vampire doppelganger murder mystery. This is a thing!--makes not a lick of sense. The stories that are connected to this story (the issues between Kevin and Lucy, the you-know-it's-totally-coming teen love triangle between Molly, Rafe, and TJ with Danny playing the "What is happening right now?" chorus like he did, adorably, at the police station today) are either depressing or not incredibly interesting. And yet, I want more. Specifically, more flashbacks of a broadly smiling Michael Easton wearing a dead plant on his head.
Meanwhile, over at the hospital side of General Hospital, Patrick Drake continues to make women crazy and by that I mean, certifiably insane. Remember when he and Lisa slept together and her break with reality started, like, minutes later? It's like that all over again. One breakup and a handful of harsh words later, and Britt is all snarls and unethical medical practices and blackmail.
Britt: Well, when you didn't respond, I assumed you changed your mind. You know, it's probably for the best. I can call Lulu, and I will make a full disclosure. I'll explain that you're having Spinelli's baby and not hers.
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Britt: You're gonna help me destroy Sabrina Santiago.
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Also, this has disaster and boredom written all over it. "Destroy" how? Like, murder her? Britt is aggressive enough at the best of times that I wouldn't be surprised, but it will more likely involve public humiliation in the manner of a very special episode of Blossom and unless a Joey Lawrence stand in is around to say "Whoa", I'm not into it.
Third of all: Sabrina kind of deserves to be destroyed. Or at least publicly humiliated or slapped upside the head because this is just sad and pathetic.
Sabrina: Because what am I supposed to do? Just walk right up to him and say, "Hey, excuse me, Patrick. I'm sorry for interrupting your phone call, but I just wanted to let you know that I have been madly in love with you from the first moment I laid eyes on you"?
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Newport News, VA – Riverside Health System and Bay Aging earned The Patient Care 2013 Virginia Healthcare Innovators Award for their work in coaching patients through their transition from a hospital stay to home. The program – a pilot that will now be available to thousands of additional patients across Eastern Virginia – reduced the number of Medicare patients with chronic illnesses who were readmitted to the hospital after discharge.
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The purpose of the Virginia Healthcare Innovators Awards is to recognize Virginia organizations that have developed innovative ways to improve healthcare quality and efficiency. Organizations nominated were evaluated on uniqueness of a product or service, demonstrated success to patients, and broad potential impact.
The Riverside and Bay Aging pilot program worked collaboratively with the Williamsburg-based Riverside Center for Excellence in Aging and Lifelong Health, which, among other support, helped implement the pilot within Riverside Health System's hospitals.
The pilot program was designed in 2011 and executed in 2012, based on the Coleman Care Transitions Intervention (CTI) process. The nationally acclaimed process encourages patients to take a more active role in their healthcare and gives patients specific tools and skills that are reinforced by a transition "coach" who follows patients across settings for the first four weeks after leaving a hospital.
The Bay Aging and Riverside pilot program brought healthcare coaches certified in the Care Transitions Intervention from the Area Agencies on Aging into the Riverside Walter Reed Hospital in Gloucester, the Riverside Tappahannock Hospital and Rappahannock General Hospital to work directly with patients and families preparing to transition home. The coach then followed up with patients in their homes, teaching them how to develop personal health records, medication management skills, set goals, prepare for follow up doctor visits and identify concerns that their health condition may be worsening.
Of the 140 Medicare patients who completed the Bay Aging and Riverside pilot program, 98 percent avoided getting readmitted to the hospital within a month of having returned home, amounting to an estimated savings of approximately $1 million and potentially reducing adverse effects of hospital care, especially for the frail elderly.
Nationally, an average of 20 percent of Medicare patients are readmitted to hospitals within 30 days of discharge, said Kathy Vesley-Massey, President and CEO of Bay Aging.
Due to the success of the Bay Aging and Riverside pilot study, the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services awarded funding to bring the program to 11,000 patients this year through the Eastern Virginia Care Transitions Partnership (EVCTP). EVCTP is comprised of five Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) and five health systems (11 hospitals), which cover 20 percent of Virginia. The five AAAs include Bay Aging, Peninsula Agency on Aging, Inc., Eastern Shore AAA, Senior Services of Southeastern Virginia and Rappahannock AAA.
In addition to the pilot hospitals, the program now includes patients at Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital on Virginia's Eastern Shore, Riverside Regional Medical Center in Newport News, Riverside Doctors' Hospital Williamsburg and Mary Washington and Stafford Hospitals in Fredericksburg. It is also being launched at Sentara CarePlex in Newport News and Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center. Plans are underway to expand to Bon Secours Mary Immaculate and further into South Hampton Roads.
"Offering innovative and person centered levels of care for older adults is a principal of Riverside's work across the state," said F. Michael Martin, who serves as Riverside's Senior Vice President for the Lifelong Health and Aging Related Services division. "More than 10,000 people turn 65 per day. By staying innovative and constantly improving the ways people access healthcare we are able to help older adults age in a place and in a manner of their choosing."
Riverside recently opened the first freestanding household model nursing home – Heron Cove at Sanders in Gloucester, Va. – that offers a transformative and de-institutionalized approach to care. Riverside also provides home health and technologies that enable older adults to age in place, and operates the fastest-growing Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) in the country.
The "Caring For You, Caring For Me" program in Williamsburg, which provides support to Virginians caring for older adults through Riverside's Center for Excellence in Aging and Lifelong Health (CEALH), placed first in the Commonwealth Council on Aging's 2013 Best Practices Award Program.
Kathy Vesley-Massey of Bay Aging and Dr. Kyle Allen of Riverside are available for interviews upon request. To schedule an interview or for more information, please contact Peter Glagola, Director Public Relations, Riverside, at email@example.com or 757.719.2103.
Published: June 10, 2013


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Providing commercial dive gear and hyperbaric equipment to divers all around the world, Norma quickly realized she needed help. This was a good opportunity to introduce her daughter to the business. Enter Norma's daughter, Debra Ritchie. Debra was hired six months after the company was founded and has been with the organization for most of its 40 years.
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The same principles and values Amron was founded on are still prevalent today. "Fast response was critical," Norma said. "Companies would lose money if they didn't have the right equipment." Because of their demands Norma worked tirelessly for her customers. If you needed gear, she would find it or manufacture it for you. Norma's customer-first mentality is shared by each employee at Amron.
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The S&P 500 regained the 1,500 level for the first time in more than five years, but that's a milestone that could also trigger a pause, analysts say.
The S&P 500 briefly broke above 1,500 on Thursday and flirted with it all day Friday, before closing up eight at 1502, It's the first close above that level since Dec. 10, 2007. The S&P was slightly higher at midday, despite the steep 13 percent two-day decline in tarnished darling, Apple.
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Anne Hathaway addresses wardrobe malfunction on 'Today'
Anne Hathaway is taking the moral high ground over her lack of underwear. Understandably, the "Les Miserables" actress would not have chosen the film's New York premiere to be snapped exiting her car without any unmentionables on -- but such is the life of an actor. "It kind of made me sad on two accounts. One was that I was very sad that we live in an age when someone takes a picture of another person in a vulnerable moment and rather than delete it ... sells it," Hathaway said to "Today" anchor Matt Lauer. "And I'm sorry that we live in a culture that commodifies sexuality of unwilling participants." Full story: Anne Hathaway takes moral stance on wardrobe malfunction [video] | PHOTOS: 'Les Miserables' New York premiere
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Welcome to the 19th State Senate District's online office. I am honored to serve Barry, Calhoun, and Ionia Counties as your state senator.
This website is dedicated to serving the people of the 19th District. The site is a convenient way for you to stay informed on proposed legislation and how I am representing you in the Michigan Senate. You can also use the website to access valuable resources and information on a variety of topics, such as filing your income taxes.
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Lyndon B. Johnson loved to drink and drive (and at a high rate of speed) in his Lincoln Continental.
Richard Nixon was known to drunk-dial major political figures late at night from the White House.
And Franklin D. Roosevelt, while president, once hid in a closet to mix drinks because he didn't want his mother to scold him for drinking.
Whether it was whiskey, wine or a signature cocktail, alcohol has been a central figure throughout American presidencies.
Bethlehem resident Mark Will-Weber's book, "Mint Juleps with Teddy Roosevelt: The Complete History of Presidential Drinking," takes an in-depth look at libations and how they helped shape American...


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Harvey To Take Job With County's ESC
NEW BREMEN — Superintendent Ann Harvey will be leaving the district at the end of the month, as she accepted a position as superintendent at the Auglaize County ESC Thursday night.
Harvey said she anticipates her last day in New Bremen to be Sept. 30, and she will begin work at the Auglaize County ESC in early October. She said she is looking forward to the challenge.
"I think it's going to be a wonderful new challenge," Harvey said. "The job is different from being the superintendent of a local school, but actually the experience of being a local who purchased services from the ESC will give me a good background for beginning work at the ESC."
As superintendent, Harvey will help the Auglaize County ESC coordinate and provide shared services for area school districts.
"The ESC provides a multitude of services to school districts," she said. "We're in a position where the more services we can share, the more beneficial it is financially for the local districts."
Harvey noted that her experience as the superintendent at New Bremen Local Schools will help her in her new position.
"New Bremen Local Schools is one of the districts that purchases services from the Auglaize County ESC, so I have an understanding of the many services that would be offered," Harvey said. "I have an understanding of how the billing works."
Harvey said she is also familiar with the staff at the Auglaize County ESC.
"I've worked with many employees of the ESC, so I know their directors, I know their secretaries, I know their special services personnel," she said. "I have a lot of familiarity with how the ESC works."
The New Bremen Board of Education will be tasked with finding a replacement for Harvey quickly. Harvey said the board will discuss its plans at the special meeting on Wednesday. The district is in the process of reviewing plans regarding the renovation of the current elementary school or construction of a new elementary school.
"The New Bremen school board will be talking with some potential interim superintendents," Harvey said. "We have a special board meeting on Sept. 21, so they will be further talking about their plans that evening."
Harvey said she has enjoyed her time in New Bremen.
"I loved coming to work here every day," she said. "It's a fabulous district. The most enjoyable part has been working with the students, the staff and the board of education and getting to know the community members."
Harvey noted that the people of the district made her experience.
"It's really the people that have made this school district such a special place," she said. "I am very fortunate to have had the opportunity to have worked with the New Bremen Local Schools."
Harvey will succeed Jim Herrholtz, who is leaving to take a position with the Ohio Department of Education.


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Event: Bollywood celebs Kajol, Karan Johar, Kamal Haasan, Zoya Akhtar, renowned filmmaker Mira Nair, Bengali superstar Prosenjit Chatterjee attended FICCI FRAMES 2013 Day 3. Kajol, who looked her prettiest best, joined along Karan Johar in the discussion. While the two feisty female filmmakers Zoya Akhtar & Mira Nair bonded over a discussion.
Guest List: Kajol, Karan Johar, Kamal Haasan, Zoya Akhtar, Mira Nair, Prosenjit Chatterjee
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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – The Coker women's soccer team fell to the Erskine College Flying Fleet 2-0 in their final home game of the season. Erskine's Casey Craft scored both the Fleet goals, while Si'Ara Washington earned the shutout in the net for the net for Erskine.
Craft scored both her goals in the first half of play. The first came in the 11th minute of play off a shot from just outside the 18 yard box. Her second goal of the match came at the 31 minute mark. She put a header past Coker keeper Carrie Hudnell from inside the six yard box.
Hudnell (Goose Creek, S.C.) had three saves in the match and Sarah Kinsey (Windermere, Fla.) had two shots to lead the offense. Senior defenders Mandi Warner (Walterboro, S.C.), Stephanie Leitgeb (Goose Creek, S.C.) and Mackenzie Hallahan (Ocala, Fla.) held the Fleet offense in check the entire second half in their final game at the Coker soccer field.
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Sizzle Miami is in town for Memorial Day Weekend. Friday night, the group presented a swimsuit fashion show at the host hotel, the Hyatt Regency in downtown Miami.
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Surprises in the Greenwood
By Nieriel Raina
Chapter One
This Strange Elf
They walked side by side, a contrast in differences Legolas thought. He tall, slender and agile, while his companion was short, stocky but also powerfully built. Two warriors as different as they could be in appearance, and yet as brothers in heart from their journeys over the past years.
As they journeyed through the forest that had once been known as Mirkwood, but newly christened Eryn Lasgalen, they traveled on foot in comfortable silence, Arod having been set free weeks ago in Rohan. Finally, the stillness was broken when Gimli turned to Legolas and spoke his thoughts.
"I just thought of something, elf." Gimli's voice was low and gruff and rumbled through his chest.
Legolas, unable to resist the taunt answered, "Thinking is good. You should do it more frequently." His light laughter danced musically on the breeze as he darted out of reach of Gimli's swat. "All right," he ceded after a moment of enduring the dwarf's glare. "What have you just thought of?"
"That we know little of each other, apart from our roles in the quest and the war." Gimli paused to run a hand over his forked and braided beard. "We have shared adventures, been to the Black Gates and back, spent almost all our waking hours together since we met, yet we know almost nothing of each others lives before Rivendell." The dwarf paused, his fingers dropping down to rest on the axe sheathed on his belt. "We have rarely spoken of our homes and families, for obvious reasons. I think now that we are headed that way, we should speak of them. You've spoken little of your father's halls and your life there, and even less of your family. I don't even know how much family you have got, other than that father of yours!"
Legolas smiled at his friend's ramblings. The rumbling voice so out of place amid the trees now free of the Shadow that had haunted the forest for so long as they walked leisurely through the realm of the Elvenking, headed towards Thranduil's halls. They had split with the Fellowship soon after touring the Glittering Caves, and then, in keeping with their oaths to each other, the two of them had explored Fangorn Forest. Legolas had few words to describe either place. Now, they were headed home.
Gimli had agreed to spend some time with Legolas in the Greenwood, before heading towards Erebor – the Lonely Mountain. Legolas had promised to would also visit the dwarf's home in the near future, as well. His thoughts were disturbed when Gimli grunted.
"Well?" The dwarf rumbled.
"Well what, Gimli?" Legolas cast an innocent look down at the dwarf, knowing quite well what Gimli wanted to know.
"Blast it all, elf! Tell me about your home and your family!" The dwarf was starting to get irate, judging by the way his beards bristled. Gimli seemed to desire a serious discussion rather than word games. Legolas, on the other hand, was not in the mood for such a conversation. He had other plans.
Gimli wanted to wring the elf's neck. He was trying to learn of his friend's family so he did not walk into an unknown situation. He hated being off balance by such things, but Legolas kept skirting the subject!
"Honestly, Gimli, I don't believe speaking of them could do them justice. I truly believe, elvellon, it would be easier to show you."
Show him? Gimli frowned as the elf stopped walking and scanned the trees overhead.
Then Legolas smiled. "SHOW YOURSELF," he called.
Looking sheepish, an elf landed softly next to them. Gimli jumped at the unexpected arrival, gripping his ax tighter. He narrowed his eyes and took in this new elf that had appeared from nowhere.
The newcomer was tall and lithe, about the same height and build as Legolas. Dressed in familiar green and brown, with a bow and a quiver upon his back and a knife in his belt, the stranger also had golden hair, though his eyes were a deep blue, rather than the bright grey of Legolas's.
Legolas and the strange elf looked at each other with smiles on their faces. There was no doubt in the dwarf's mind that this was one of his friend's kin, probably his brother, if Legolas hada brother. Could be a cousin, Gimli supposed.
Gimli could not have been more surprised when the stranger threw himself into Legolas's arms.
"Adar!" The stranger cried out, gripping his friend tightly.
Gimli stood there in shock. He knew that word and what it meant. Didn't he? Was it possible? Maybe he was confusing the words.
Legolas held the other tightly while tears streamed down his cheeks. "Ion nín," Legolas spoke softly, his eyes full of love. Gimli had not been mistaken then. He knew those words as well. He blinked when Legolas switched to the common tongue. "How I have missed you."
Facing the dwarf over his son's shoulder, Legolas took in the look on Gimli's face. That look was worth pounds of gold. The dwarf was standing there in a state of shock, mouth wide open, spluttering and turning an interesting shade of red. Unable to help himself, Legolas started to laugh.
Releasing Tirn, he stared at the dwarf shaking his head. "You really should shut your mouth, my friend, unless of course you are tryingto catch flies?" Gimli's mouth snapped shut and he glared at the elves before him.
Tirn shook his head and said, "Really, Adar, of all the things you could have brought back from the quest, you brought back a dwarf?"
Legolas grinned, "I did not find anything more interesting or amusing in my travels." His voice turned formal. "May I present Gimli, Glóin's son of the Lonely Mountain, one of the Nine Walkers, and my dearest friend from my travels."
Still taken off guard by the shock of Legolas having a son, Gimli just stared when Legolas turned to him and introduced him.
"Elvellon, this is my son, Tirn, Prince of Eryn Lasgalen." The younger prince bowed his head in acknowledgment of his father's introduction.
Gimli found his manners and bowed low saying, "Gimli, Glóin's son, at your service." Turning back to Legolas and glaring, he growled, "I'm going to have to kill you now!"
Immediately, twelve elves dropped from the trees surrounding them, bows drawn, arrows notched, all pointed at the dwarf. Gimli cursed once again, tightening his grip on his ax, so taken off guard as he was finding himself surrounded by drawn arrows. How had he ended up in this situation? Again?
Legolas simply laughed and waved the party down, though Gimli kept his fist tight on the axe. "I wondered where your escort was," he cast a knowing look at his son. "You do tend to lose them from time to time."
A too familiar mischievous grin spread Tirn's face as he replied. "And I thought I had lost them this time! It would seem they have found me again."
More introductions were made, and Gimli tried to keep all the elves straight in his mind, but they all looked so darned alike! As they proceeded onward towards the Elvenking's halls, now accompanied by the guards and Legolas's son. Gimli did not think anything would ever surprise him again.
He was wrong.
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The Irish tycoon who turned up disorientated and disheveled on a remote country road is claiming he was held by a Russian mafia gang.
According to the Daily Telegraph, Kevin Michael McGeever, 68, said he was held captive for eight months and that his kidnappers demanded a $12 million ransom. McGeever also told relatives that his captors took over $100,000 from one of his bank accounts as a ransom.
'He cannot understand what happened and why,' a source told the Telegraph.
McGeever reportedly told family members that he had been abducted from his home, hooded and then driven for hours before the van transporting him stopped.
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'When he had the hood taken off he realized he was in a shipping container,' the source added. 'On the walls there were pictures of other men with their names written on them.'
According to the Telegraph McGeever said his kidnappers communicated with him by writing everything down. He said they told him the men in the pictures 'are dead and you will be next.'
McGeever is still too weak to be interrogated by police detectives eager to investigate his disappearance and his claims that he was kidnapped. Meanwhile they are investigating reports that McGeever sent three text messages to his partner, Siobhan O'Callaghan, shortly after his disappearance in June last year.
According to investigators, the texts reassured her that he was okay but they were sent from his phone on mobile networks in the UK and Germany, adding another layer to the mystery.
McGeever was found wandering a country road last Tuesday, his appearance disheveled, with a long beard and long nails and had lost about seventy pounds in weight.
He told police his kidnappers, who he claimed were linked to the Russian mafia, had held him in a darkened container.
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Funeral services for Shirley Ann Walker, 57, of Davenport, Iowa, was at 1 p.m. on Monday at Cunnick-Collins Mortuary, Davenport. Family greeted friends on Monday from 11 a.m. to service time at the Mortuary.
Shirley passed away after a long fight with health issues on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2012, at her home with her family by her side. She will be missed more than life itself.
Shirley Ann Moore was born on Sept. 24, 1954 in Washington, Iowa. She later moved to Kalona, Iowa where she was raised by her parents, Lyall and Ann (Floring) Moore. Shirley and Kurt Walker met and and fell in love in 1988 and moved in together later that year. On Jan. 23, 1999, they joined hands in holy matrimony. They enjoyed spending their time together at home with Maddie, their canine sidekick for car rides and watching television. She also enjoyed her dog, Boozer, who she loved dressing up for the holidays. She loved spending time with her family and grandchildren. Shirley was a caring, loving person with a huge heart. She loved her husband Kurt, daughters Monica and Heidi, and her little granddaughter Claire very much. Shirley enjoyed shuffle board, darts, going to garage sales, shopping and "palling around" with her son-in-law. She also enjoyed going for car rides to watch the new bridge construction on Concord Avenue. Shirley worked at Purolator Products Company for many years.
Survivors include her husband Kurt of Davenport; daughters Heidi (Chris) Reid of Davenport, Monica (Dave) Ruddy of West Branch, Iowa; grandchildren Claire Ruddy; extended family; Adrien, Adriyan, Mariah, Raven, Kamille, Khianna; step-grandchild Christyonna Reid; sisters; Lila (Bob) Grout, Lorna (Tom) Hookham; brother Arden (Marie) Moore; sisters-in-law Erma Moore and Bonnie Grady.
She was preceded in death by her parents, and brothers; Gayden Grady, Cloyce Grady, Dean Moore and Wilbur Moore.
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Fire Damages Ontario RV Dealership and 8 RVs
November 28, 2012 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on Fire Damages Ontario RV Dealership and 8 RVs
A blaze Tuesday (Nov. 27) at the Hitch House on Highway 11 in Oro-Medonte, Ontario, has destroyed the main building of the RV dealership and eight RVs inside, Bayshore Broadcasting in Owen Sound reported.
Oro-Medonte firefighters and police were called to the business around 2:30 p.m. The fire started in a motorhome in the showroom and intensified, which resulted in the neighboring fire departments of Barrie, Orillia, Springwater Township and Severn Township being called in to assist.
Highway 11 southbound was closed down for about 3 hours to allow fire tankers access to obtain water to fight the fire and to ensure public safety.
Thirty-five employees managed to get out safely.
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Americans have Philip Marlowe and Raymond Chandler. Britons have Sherlock Holmes and Arthur Conan Doyle. And Italians have Salvo Montalbano and Andrea Camilleri.
Camilleri, a bespectacled, gravel-voiced 83-year-old, has become a national character as beloved as his Montalbano, a shrewd, resolutely Sicilian police commander who solves crimes in the fictional town of Vigata.
Remarkably, Camilleri's career didn't take off until he was nearly 70, when he retired as a playwright and screenwriter. Since then, he has published an astonishing 40-plus books and sold 20 million copies internationally, inspiring a series of made-for-TV movies and, in Sicily, guided tours and a statue of his sleuth.
It's not unusual for Camilleri to have two or three titles atop European bestseller lists at once. In addition to the Montalbano mysteries, he writes works of historical fiction full of humor and a virtuoso command of dialect.
At an age when most people tend to focus on scheduling medical visits, he gets up every day at 6 a.m. in his comfortable apartment here, showers, dresses and gets to work. And enjoys himself enormously.
"I spent 30 years in television, theater, where you must have great physical energy," he says in a study decorated by images of comic-strip hoodlums. "In theater it's a 24-hour day. . . . I am accustomed to this kind of rhythm. In fact, writing relaxes me."
Craggy features, a bald dome and a longish fringe of white hair give the author the look of an ancient eagle. His speech and movements are jovial and deliberate. He's a chain-smoker, a habit he describes as "imbecilic."
"On the other hand, I have made it to 83," he says. "Maybe if I quit cigarettes today, I would drop dead."
Camilleri, the son of a coast guard officer, was born in Porto Empedocle in southwestern Sicily, near the ruins of the Greek temples of Agrigento.
Sicily's legacy
Despite stereotypes of the island, more than half of the best Italian writers of the last 120 years have been Sicilian, says Stephen Sartarelli, an American poet who is Camilleri's translator. They have included Nobel laureate Luigi Pirandello, a playwright, and Leonardo Sciascia, a cerebral, politically engaged novelist.
This is the result of a cultivated intellectual class, a folk-tale tradition and a dark reality that, as in Latin America or Russia, lend themselves to fiction, Sartarelli says.
"When you live in more violent surroundings, you have more moral decisions to make," he says. "The Russians lived that in the 19th century. Moral dilemmas create the most interesting literature."
But a sense of humor comes with the territory as well. Camilleri has a playwright's ear for the language of subcultures, regions and historical periods. He delights in the "verbal inventiveness" of early Italian immigrants in the United States who said "backahouse" for outhouse and "robbachoos" for galoshes.
His approach does not seem a prototype for mainstream success. He writes not in standard Italian but a pastiche of Sicilian dialects, a language of his own concoction.
"It's a difficult kind of Italian because it's very much my own language," he says. "And it's even sometimes not very comprehensible for my own Sicilian countrymen. . . . I confess there are also invented words."
Only half in jest, Camilleri says the stardom of his sleuth mystifies him. The middle-aged Montalbano is no action hero. Resentful of authority but slow to violence, gruff but sentimental, he commands a station-house ensemble featuring Catarella, an endearingly bumbling front-desk officer, and Mimi Augello, a skirt-chasing deputy commander.
Rather than cop-show realism, Camilleri lingers on details of place, personality and meals, which are near-religious experiences for Montalbano.
"I wanted a character who one could invite tranquilly to dinner knowing that he would not talk about a case unless you asked him about it," he said. "A person you can trust, who respects his word in friendship. With his private troubles, but nothing exceptional. Maybe it was this lack of the exceptional that struck a chord in Italy."
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And what a chord. Except for a few young crime writers who complain that his world lacks grit, Italians can't get enough of Montalbano, on the page or on the screen.
It's hard to imagine an American mystery writer with comparable influence. In 2001, Italy's center-right government withstood an uproar about alleged police brutality against protesters at a Group of 8 summit in Genoa. Later, the leftist Camilleri published a novel in which the Genoa incidents angered Montalbano so much that he considered quitting the force.
Some Italian police officers agreed with Camilleri; others thought Montalbano's reaction rang false. The upshot: Two police unions invited the author to a lengthy discussion with 600 officers.
Nonetheless, Camilleri prefers the meticulous research and intricate construction of his historical novels, which ride Montalbano's commercial coattails. "I have more fun writing these," he says. "First of all, because I can do linguistic experiments. That would be a problem for readers in the mysteries. In 'The Brewer of Preston,' I had great fun. I had seven Italian dialects in there."
Like the mysteries, the historical novels are set in Vigata and are based on real events because, he grumbles, "I'm not capable of making up anything."
"The Telephone Concession" is one of the best. Set in 1891, it recounts a sneaky businessman's attempt to install a telephone in Vigata. The initiative deteriorates into a delirium of political skulduggery, extortion and, that Sicilian obsession chronicled by Camilleri and many others, adultery.
Camilleri's vision of his island recalls the imaginary microcosms of Gabriel García Márquez's Colombia or the American South of William Faulkner, the Sicilian's idol.
"I remembered Dostoevsky's phrase: 'Tell the story of your village. If you tell it well, you will have told the story of the world,' " he said. "I have created this imaginary town, Vigata, the way so many writers have imagined: García Márquez with Macondo, Faulkner with his county. My Macondo is Vigata."
His writing habits
Most non-Italians associate Sicily primarily with the Mafia. Gangsters appear in Camilleri's fiction but remain only part of the landscape.
"When you write a novel about the Mafia, it's inevitable that the Mafioso becomes a somehow sympathetic character," he said. "If you think of the film ' The Godfather,' Marlon Brando's performance makes you forget that he's a killer, a bandit. . . . That's why I keep Mafiosi to a second level, so to speak."
Another constant: the influence of his wife, Rosetta. He reads manuscripts to her; she makes him rewrite entire pages.
"When I did theater, the evening of the premiere I didn't fear the big critics of the time," he said. "I feared my wife. She's pitiless."
A final farewell
Camilleri has plenty of ideas and a dozen manuscripts in the pipeline. The last installment of the Montalbano series is ready for publication upon the author's demise or incapacitation.
Camilleri wrote it as the result of a conversation in Paris years ago with two fellow mystery writers: Manuel Vázquez Montalbán of Spain and Jean-Claude Izzo of France. The three old friends amused themselves discussing how they would do away with their sleuths one day. Vázquez Montalbán and Izzo have since passed away.
"They both died before their characters, so that made me think how I get rid of mine," he said. "I do have a bit of a Sicilian thing, superstition let's say, so I invented a solution. . . . I sent it immediately to [my publisher] and said, 'Here, keep it.' This is irreversible and there's no going back. It's not like Conan Doyle, who had Sherlock Holmes fall into the abyss and then revived him. This is a literary character, and he vanishes."