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Heather and Paul are an artistic duo from Cape Town. Heather works as a textile designer (we love her kitchen towels!) and Paul is a mixed media artist. They have transformed their free form pad into a delightfully colorful and inspiring space. They've even switched around some rooms to create their picture perfect kitchen.
The couple actually switched their back bedroom with the kitchen so that they could create a space that they truly loved. They weren't afraid to call in reinforcements — they are lucky enough to have an architect friend and they knew the importance of getting a professional opinion for such a large project.
The final result was well worth the blood, sweat and tears. The color palette certainly isn't run of the mill and that's what makes it so successful. Green cabinets, red backsplash with wooden countertops really creates a unique kitchen.
We think it's really interesting that there are no top cabinets — instead, shelving above the stove and shelving units located throughout the kitchen provide the necessary storage space. The bright, multicolored cookware that occupies the shelves adds pops of color.
There's certainly plenty to be inspired by in this kitchen.
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Dec. 6, 2007
"Home for the Holidays" is not the song the Lipscomb Bisons basketball team will be singing in December and early January.
The Bisons closed out a three-game homestand Monday night with a 66-58 win over Arkansas Tech at Allen Arena. They won't play another game at home until Jan. 12 when Belmont visits for the first installment this season of the "Battle of the Boulevard".
The series of seven road games starts this Saturday night at 8 when the Bisons make the short trip to Vanderbilt. The game at Memorial Gym will be seen live on CSS with Willy Daunic handling the play-by-play along with his former Vanderbilt teammate Bruce Elder, who will be the color analyst.
"We have a hard time getting home games," said Lipscomb coach Scott Sanderson. "Playing on the road is the world we live in.
"Having so many games at home may have an impact on our record. That is totally irrelevant. I want to focus on getting better every single day and every single possession. Playing so many games on the road, especially with a young team, is scary. We play more road games than any team in our league."
The Bisons have won their last three games, all in Allen Arena, and enter the Vanderbilt game with a 4-5 record. Vanderbilt is 8-0.
"We have gotten a little bit better every game," said Sanderson. "I'm proud of our guys as far as their progress is concerned. Our job as coaches is to continuously raise the bar. Sometimes that is hard to do with young players."
Freshman forward Brandon Brown has been the leader for the Bisons this season with 9.1 rebounds per game. He is third in the Atlantic Sun Conference in rebounds. His 16 rebounds against Samford Nov. 26 marks a single-game season high in the conference. He scored a game-high and season-high 19 points against Arkansas Tech and also grabbed 10 rebounds for his second double-double of the season.
"Brandon has stepped up his level of play," Sanderson said. "He weighs 150 pounds with a brick in his pocket. He is not very big at all. But he gets so many rebounds a game because he goes hard to the basket every single time.
"No matter what we do offensively or defensively Brandon knows how to do it. He is a freshman. I will do the job of keeping him humble. But he has been a major asset for us."
Senior forward Eddie Ard has struggled this season, but still averages 13.1 points per game, 18th best in the league. Ard spent long hours in the gym working on his own during the summer. He also spent time playing in China with a team that included a number of SEC players.
"Eddie has not gotten off to a very good start," Sanderson said. "He has lost his confidence a little bit. He is trying to work his way through it.
"He worked so hard this summer. It is going to happen for him."
Ard came off the bench to play against Arkansas Tech. He scored 13 points and grabbed nine rebounds in 27 minutes.
"Sometimes sitting on the bench makes your thought process speed up in a hurry," Sanderson said. "He got his thought process going the right way against Arkansas Tech. He is going to get better. Once he gets going it will be really good for us.
"He put a lot of pressure on himself early in the year. Now he is seeing how the young kids are playing, how Brandon, LaKory Daniels and Michael Lusk are playing and how our big kids are playing and that takes some of the pressure off of him."
Freshman point guard Jimmy Oden was back on the court against Arkansas Tech. He is expected to be ready for Vanderbilt.


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Edwardsville, Ill. - SIU Edwardsville left the field on Saturday with a sweep of the Tigers on the final weekend of the 2012 season. The Cougars did so in two separate fashions to claim each win, as they needed just five innings in the opener for a 16-0 win and came from behind with three runs in the bottom of the seventh of the night cap to steal a 6-5 win.
The heartbreaking loss in game two overshadowed a great pitching performance by senior Susie Burke, as well as three-hit games by fellow seniors Kelly Troglin and Brittany Davis. Freshmen Savannah Gutierrez and Jordan Rehl picked up a pair of hits apiece.
Burke held SIUE to three runs, one earned, on five hits through six innings. The fourth-year hurler entered the seventh three outs away from her first win of the season. But after a leadoff single, the Cougars put together three infield singles, including two bunts, to close to within one with bases loaded.
SIUE then took advantage of two Tiger mistakes on one play. A passed ball allowed for the tying run to come home and the winning run followed as the throw back to the plate bounced off the first runner and rolled out of reach for defenders to make a play. Burke fell to 0-7 on the year.
TSU jumped out early with two runs in the first inning off three hits and a Cougar error. Walker scored the first run on a Rehl ground out with the second coming on an RBI single by Devin Amar that plated Gutierrez.
The Tigers added two more in the second as Tedra Alford's single chased home Davis one batter before Rehl and Gutierrez teamed up for the second run. Rehl's two out single just over second base created a play at the plate with Gutierrez racing home safely beating the throw.
The Tigers scored their final run of the game as Kate Morris stepped to the plate in the third with Troglin on third and Davis on first. Morris ripped a ball deep into left just inside the line to allow Troglin to jog home. The ball would get away just a bit from the Cougar outfield, but SIUE put together a perfect relay to get a head-first diving Davis just before touching the plate. Morris made it all the way to third on the play, but was left on base at the end of the half inning.
TSU missed opportunities to push more runs across by leaving runners on every inning, ten all together. In the fifth, Troglin just missed her first career home run as it hit off the top of the fence and returned to the field for a double. The Tigers would strand runners at second and third. In the seventh, Jennifer Givens was hit by a pitch, giving the OVC leader in stolen bases an opportunity to add to her total. Givens swiped second on the first pitch and advanced to third as the throw sailed into centerfield. The junior speedster was left 60-feet away.
In all, the Tigers collected 13 hits in the game, which is the second highest total on the season. TSU had a season high 14 base knocks on March 2 in an 8-6 loss to Gardner-Webb.
In the opener, the Cougars dominated from start to finish scoring two runs in the first, five in the second, three in the third, and six in the fourth. SIUE used a 13 hit attack with five walks, two hit by pitches and two Tiger errors to tally the 16-0 win.
Rehl and Walker collected the only two hits in the first game for TSU. Shea Morris took the loss and is now 11-22.
The Tigers (14-39, 4-25) and Cougars (23-28, 13-15) will close out the regular season with a single game at 1:00 p.m. on Sunday afternoon.


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With only 17 days to go before the U.S. arrives at fiscal doom, references to "Thelma & Louise" have been popping up with greater frequency in the media. That isn't in itself surprising because, frankly, what better way is there to talk about falling off a cliff than relating it to a movie where two beautiful women, rather than face justice, drive off the edge?
Fortunately, most pundits seem to have faith that a deal will be brokered in Washington and America's blue convertible will brake in time.
"Winston Churchill famously said, 'You can always count on Americans to do the right thing — after they have tried everything else.' This certainly seems to be the case with the fiscal cliff," Ethan Harris, an analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, said in a recent report.
Still, all the uncertainty is taking a toll on the markets, with all major indexes closing lower this week.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.26% slipped 0.2% on the week. The S&P 500 Index SPX, -0.12% shed 0.3%. Both marked their first down weeks in four. The Nasdaq Composite Index COMP, +0.32% moving lower for a second consecutive week, matched the Dow industrials' decline of 0.2%. See: U.S. stocks fall as fiscal cliff clock ticks on.
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Tragic day at Connecticut school
At press time, 27 people, including 20 children, are dead in a shooting Friday at an elementary school in Newtown, Conn. The alleged gunman, Adam Lanza, is reportedly among the dead. Lanza's mother was a teacher at the Sandy Hook Elementary School, and reports suggest he may have targeted her classroom. In a press conference at the White House, President Obama said the country must unite to "take meaningful action to prevent more tragedies like this, regardless of the politics." See full story: 20 children dead in Connecticut school shooting.
Have Republicans forfeited cliff battle?
President Obama and House Speaker Boehner locked horns, in public and in private, on how to avert the fiscal cliff — the term given the confluence tax hikes and spending cuts set to take effect without legislative action by the end of the year. The two sides traded at least two proposals, but it's unclear whether any progress is being made — even if, as MarketWatch's Rex Nutting argues, Republicans have already conceded two cherished ideals. Full column: Republicans have surrendered on fiscal cliff.
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Fed pegs rates with joblessness and inflation
The Federal Reserve this week set out unemployment and inflation levels that must be in place before it would contemplate higher interest rates. At the same time, the Fed announced a new $45 billion bond-buying program in fresh action to keep the recovery going in a languishing jobs market. But it was the thresholds that surprised Fed watchers. See: Fed sets jobless, inflation targets; to buy bonds.
Chinese economy picks up pace
Business conditions for Chinese manufacturers improved further in December, pushing an initial reading of HSBC's purchasing-managers index to a 14-month high. HSBC's "flash" manufacturing PMI for December — a closely watched indicator of the world's second-largest economy — came in at 50.9, compared with a final print of 50.5 for November and 49.5 for October. See: China manufacturing data show further improvement.
South Korea is odd man out in Vanguard shift
This fall, investment giant Vanguard Group made a relatively arcane business decision, switching the benchmark tracked by one of its most popular exchange-traded funds, the Vanguard MSCI Emerging Markets ETF, from MSCI's version to that of rival FTSE. The company said it was simply looking to lower its licensing fees. But because those two index providers classify emerging markets differently, Korea, one of the biggest emerging-markets success stories of the past decade with an average annual return of 13%, could be bumped from the fund's portfolio. See: Vanguard investors fear Korea's vanishing act.
What map flap says about Apple and Google
The battle between Apple iOS and Google Android operating systems is ultimately one of philosophy, about whether it's better to control the hardware and the software in mobile devices or only the latter. The ultimate winner will be chosen by consumers, and the battle has many years left to run. But with the release to positive reviews of Google's GOOG, +1.42% map app for iPhone and iPad this week, the search giant has shown the strength of its effort to prioritize software development. Ironically, this successful effort comes with a nod to Apple. AAPL, +1.07% See full column by John Shinal: Map flap exposes soft spot in Apple strategy.
Will Google and Groupon get together yet?
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Joblessness below pre-Sandy levels
The number of people who applied for new U.S. unemployment benefits last week fell below pre-Sandy levels and hovered near a four-year low. Initial jobless claims declined by 29,000 to a seasonally adjusted 343,000 in the week ended Dec. 8, the Labor Department said Thursday. Claims from two weeks ago were revised upward to 372,000 from 370,000. Weekly claims data have been extremely volatile over the past month because of disruptions caused by Hurricane Sandy and the holiday season may now be introducing distortions, economists caution. See: Jobless claims drop below pre-Sandy levels.
New Tigers: What Ghana and Uganda offer the brave investor
Ghana and Uganda exemplify the seismic changes under way across large parts of sub-Saharan Africa. Extended periods of peace, stable political structures, ubiquitous mobile-phone networks and the rise of mobile technology have transformed their societies. The discovery of oil in both countries holds the promise of huge profits. These changes have helped spark the birth of a middle class eager to spend its hard-earned money on the trappings of modern society. The two countries are profiled in the latest installment of MarketWatch's The New Tigers series. See: Ghana, Uganda offer brave investors risks, rewards.
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The much-anticipated "Main Street Roundabout" became reality this morning during official groundbreaking near the main entrance to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Speedway, Ind.
Industry and civic leaders on hand for the groundbreaking included Indianapolis Motor Speedway President Doug Boles and USAC President Kevin Miller.
"We are indeed fortunate to have this spectacular community project at out doorstep, "says Miller. "USAC's headquarters will occupy an important segment of the surroundings and as time progresses we have grandiose plans for a destination motorsports complex to serve the nation's race fans as they experience the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and its environs."
The roundabout is expected to be completed in late-November, according to construction engineers and community planners. It will link the existing Crawfordsville Road to the northwest with Main Street to the south and 16th Street to the west, while Georgetown Road, which parallels the IMS front stretch, will stretch to just north of the roundabout but will not have access.
The roundabout, which planners say is expected to significantly reduce traffic incidents in the area, will enhance the already-expanding Main Street experience, which has fostered commercial expansion including motorsports business, restaurants and other amenities.
"We are truly excited to be at the focal point of this project," added Miller. "We look forward to the future opportunities this presents for not only us but the entire community of Speedway."


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Pomperaug girls to face Notre Dame in SWC quarterfinals
SOUTHBURY -- It's not about style points this time of year, it's about winning and moving on. The Pomperaug and Brookfield high school girls basketball teams learned that lesson different ways Monday night in the South-West Conference quarterfinals.
The second-seeded Panthers didn't earn many style points but moved on with a methodical 61-47 victory over No. 7 Joel Barlow, while the sixth-seeded Bobcats led most of the way before faltering late in a 42-41 defeat at the hands of No. 3 Notre Dame of Fairfield.
Pomperaug (20-1) and Notre Dame (18-3) will meet in one of the SWC semifinals at Notre Dame on Wednesday.
One of four 19-1 teams in Class L, the Panthers had beaten the Falcons, 69-32, in Redding on Jan. 29. This one wasn't the blowout the first meeting was as Barlow played better, despite being plagued by turnovers, while the Panthers went cold for stretches and failed to ever really blow the game open.
"It doesn't have to be pretty, it's all about survive and advance in the postseason," Pomperaug coach Joe Fortier said. "It's hard to always have your foot on the gas and when we got up 15 or so we seemed to let up a little. Our defense was not as aggressive and intense as the first time we played them."
Pomperaug might not have been at its absolute best, but it was still pretty good and there were some good things to come out of Monday's matchup with Barlow. Star guard Morgan Metcalf played a full game for the first time since suffering an ankle injury in the Panthers' loss to Lauralton Hall and Katelyn Perrotti came off the bench to pick up the Pomperaug offense and pour in a game-high 19 points.
Perrotti had 10 of Pomperaug's 15 points in the second quarter and added seven more in the second half, always seeming to come up with a big bucket to keep Barlow at bay.
"She's been doing that for us a lot lately and it's a good thing to have," Fortier said of Perrotti's offense off the bench. "Defenses are keying on some of our players and we pride ourselves on having two or three kids that can step up offensively and pick us up and tonight that was what Katelyn did."
The Falcons were down 34-25 at the break and wouldn't go away in the second half. Barlow had a few chances to make it interesting in the fourth but was plagued by turnovers, committing 28.
"We played well and showed improvement from the first time we played them and at this point in the season that's what you want," Barlow coach Joe Carollo said. "What better way for us to prepare for the state tournament than to play Lauralton and Pomperaug back to back? I'm proud of our kids and they are getting better every day."
Pomperaug led 10-3 four minutes into the game and opened up a 14-point lead on a couple occasions in the first half before going cold, and the Falcons took advantage to get back in the game. Barlow closed the first half on a 7-2 run to close within 34-25. The Falcons may have been even closer at the half if not for a few careless turnovers, especially to start the game before they got settled down.
In the first quarterfinal, Notre Dame overcame a 13-point deficit to overtake Brookfield.
The Lancers were down 33-20 midway through the third quarter but held the Bobcats to eight points the rest of the way to pull out the win.
"We have to go to their place and we know that is going to be a tough matchup," Fortier said.
Amber James led the Lancers with 14 points and Briana Mann made one of two free throws with 16.7 seconds left to win it.
Courtney Morlock scored 16 points and Julia Depoi added 10 for Brookfield, which scored just five points in the fourth quarter.
"We panicked a little bit in the end, we weren't setting screens and didn't do a good job running our offense," Brookfield coach Lisa Schang said. "It got physical out there, but the bottom line is we had a 13-point lead and it got away from us."
The Bobcats will now turn their attention to the Class L state tournament. Brookfield made it to the final eight in the states last season and Schang is hopeful her team has another run in it.
"I'd feel better if we won today," Schang said. "When we play together we're a really good team. We got to the quarters last season and hope to at least get to that point this year. Can we bounce back from today and do it? We'll see."
SWC quarterfinals at Pomperaug
Drew Bartro 5 3-4 14; Katie Williges 2 0-0 4; Sarah McAniff 7 0-2 14; Victoria Shea 4 0-0 9; Kelly Gilbert 1 0-0 2; Emma Gallagher 1 2-2 4. Totals: 20 5-8 47.
Morgan Metcalf 5 0-0 12; Hannah Metcalf 3 0-0 6; Gabbie Holness 5 4-5 14; Olivia Bonnanzio 1 0-0 2; Katelyn Perrotti 8 3-4 19; Sarah Theriault 4 0-0 8. Totals: 26 7-9 61.
3-pointers: B--Bartro, Shea; P--M. Metcalf 2.
SWC quarterfinals at Pomperaug
Julia Depoi 3 2-8 10; Katie Layman 2 0-1 4; Courtney Morlock 6 0-0 16; Paulina Harron 2 0-0 4; Dominique Adams 2 1-2 5; Stephanie Hunt 1 0-0 2. Totals: 16 3-11 41.
Amber James 4 4-4 14; Alex Danas 2 0-0 6; Jovan Kingwood 4 1-3 9; Aly Furgiuele 2 1-3 5; Briana Mann 2 1-2 6; McKenzie Stone 1 0-0 2. Totals: 15 7-12 42.
3-pointers: B--Morlock 4, Depoi 2; ND--James 2, Danas 2, Mann.


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The Brickwall Genealogical Society
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- 1 Purpose of the Society
- 2 Help the Society Can Provide
- 3 Benefits to Those Who Join the Society
- 4 Society Happenings
- 5 Society Projects
Purpose of the Society
To assist those in breaking through their brickwall research problems. The society also acquires and displays artifacts which individuals use to build their family brickwalls.
Help the Society Can Provide
Record Collections
County Church Records
- Located: Currently this set of records is indexed and available online at our website. This is a free index and is available to members and non-members.
- How to access: From the society homepage use the link "Church Records" to access the index.
- Why search this record: Because Brickwall County was very late in recording vital records and many records were burned in one of the seven court house fires, church records play an important role in finding those allusive ancestors.
Indexes for Brickwall County
The society has various name indexes which have been placed on-line and are searchable by member and non-member for free. These indexes can by accessed by visiting our website and clicking on the "Online Indexes" link.
Publications In the Society's Holdings
- The society library has books for church records; county birth, marriage and death records; tax records; county histories; family history books for those who lived in our county.
- "Brick and Mortar" is the quarterly publication of the society. It is available to all society members free. Copies, for non-members, are available in the society shop for a charge of $15.00.
Family Files
- Over the years many of our members have submitted information on paper concerning their families. The society has placed this information in filing cabinets in alphabetical order. These are located at the main society library and are currently not available on line. To access the collection see one of the society volunteers.
Publications for Sale
The society shop has various publications for sale from local authors which deal with many aspects of our counties history. One of our popular publications is "The County in Pictures." This is a multi-volume set with historical images of our county. For additional items in our society store visit our webpage and click on the "Shop" link.
Look up Services
If you are a member of the society, our volunteer staff will search five records for you at no charge. You can specify which five records from our collection we should search; or you can leave it up to staff to choose the records. Non-society members can take advantage of the same service for a fee of $25.00. To request a search service, go to the society website and click on the "Library" link. For an hourly charge we can also visit the following locations:
- Brickwall County Courthouse
- Brickwall County Repository of Old Records
How to Do Research in Brickwall County
- Every second Saturday of the month our staff provides a workshop on how to research in Brickwall County. There is no need to sign-up, just bring your research questions and our knowledgeable staff will give you a quick easy answer.
Local Repositories Society Members Visit
There are additional repositories in the area that include:
- Brickwall County Courthouse
- Foundation Township Historical Society
- Chalkline Township Railroad Society
Benefits to Those Who Join the Society
Cost of membership and how to join:
Memberships are yearly and range from $40.00 for an individual to $1,000.00 for our patron catagory. We also offer a lifetime membership at a one-time fee of $5,000.00. Children between the ages of 8 to 15 can apply for our "Patriot" membership for $15.00 per year.
Unlimited Online Access to:
- Members and non-members have unlimited access to the society web indexes that can be accessed by visiting our website.
- Members have free access to the research library and the museum exhibit rooms
- First time members will also receive five hours of research from our staff of excellent researchers
Our award winning quarterly periodical "Brick and Mortar" is available to each member for free.
- The monthly newsletter "Trowel and Level" is posted on our website and can be accessed by clicking the publication link. The on-line newsletter is only available to members.
Free Look Ups:
- See the section above "Look Up Services"
Field Trips:
- Our annual trip "Stonewalls of Brickwall County" is open to the public but members will receive seating preferences. Cost of the trip will be posted yearly.
Society Happenings
General membership meetings are held monthly on the first Monday of each month at the society main building. Bring your questions and ask the board of directors any question you wish. Sometimes it really turns into an all out free-for-all.
During the months of April through September, the society holds special programs on the third Saturday of each month for children who are interested in the history of Brickwall County and their ancestors. The workshops are held between the hours of 11:00am and 3:00pm. Lunch is served at each workshop.
Board Meetings
Board meetings are held quarterly and are not open to the membership or the general public. If you have an item of business that you wish to place before the board, please contact the society secretary at (605) 123-1234 ext. 123. Various topics discussed are: acquistion of records, research assistence, how to get more money, etc.
- 12 June: Community Block Party
- 13 September: "Stonewalls of Brickwall County"
- 20 December: "Christmas in Brickwall County"
Please contact the society secretary for additional information concerning each event. (605) 123-1234.
Society Projects
- Currently the society is assisting with indexing the 1940 Federal Census. If you are interested in helping with the project contact the society secretary at (605) 123-1234 ext. 123
Past Projects
- Indexing of Unknown People in Records
- Indexing Unknown Records (This was a tough one)
- Indexing Unmarked Graves (This project was dead before it got started) ...


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My parish serves it at 7:00pm. Most Byzantine Catholic parishes I know serve it at 6 or 7pm.The Typicon actually calls for it to be served at 3:00 pm. Why so early? Given that the Typicons are monastic documents it makes sense. None and Typica are to be said before it and Great Compline is a long service so as Joseph relates it was probably doen to accomodate supper which was the lone meal during the fast.Fr. Deacon Lance
The Typicon actually calls for it to be served at 3:00 pm
JBC,That is a strange combination for the Great Fast, usually Third and Sixth Hour are taken togther. That is not to imply there is anything wrong with taking Sixth Hour and Typika together however. Does the Typika include Communion?Fr. Deacon Lance
The Typicon actually calls for it to be served at 3:00 pm. Fr. Deacon Lance
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just curious, since agia sofia and st nicholas cathedral are across the street from each other, do they ever sponsor "joint" activities? or do they remain very distinct.... agia sofia the greek church, and st nicholas the russian church?
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Search warrants lead to multiple arrests and seizure of thousands of pot plants
A total of 24 people have been arrested and nearly 14,000 marijuana plants have been confiscated following enforcement actions conducted throughout the greater Houston area this week, United States Attorney Kenneth Magidson announced today along with Special Agent in Charge of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Javier F. Peña.
On Tuesday, Aug. 21, sealed search warrants were executed on 60 properties located throughout Harris, Fort Bend and Montgomery Counties. A total of 40 of these properties were allegedly active hydrophonic marijuana grow houses and contained marijuana plants in various stages of the growth. As a result of the searches, 24 individuals have now been arrested.
"Yesterday's findings demonstrate the level of sophistication utilized by some organizations to conduct their alleged illegal activities," said Peña. "The DEA and its law enforcement partners will continue to aggressively and proactively target all areas of drug trafficking. Operations of this nature pose serious safety concerns for the occupants of the residences as well as entire neighborhoods."
The criminal complaint filed just moments ago charges the defendants with conspiring to possess with intent to distribute a controlled substance involving more than 1000 marijuana plants and conspiracy of maintaining a place for the purpose of manufacturing, distributing and using controlled substances. The complaint alleges that numerous houses located throughout Montgomery, Harris and Fort Bend Counties were utilized to grow marijuana. The searches resulted in the seizure of at least 100 and up to more than 850 marijuana plants in each of the 40 grow houses, totaling approximately 13,907 marijuana plants. Also seized during the course of the enforcement action on Tuesday was the equipment allegedly used to grow the marijuana as well as additional equipment from a suspected hydrophonic store front and warehouse.
Prior to the enforcement action yesterday, 14 additional grow houses had also been searched previously in relation to this organization, during which additional marijuana plants were also seized. The total of plants during the course of the overall investigation totals approximately 19,000 plants.
Those taken into custody during the enforcement action yesterday were arrested at either their residence and/or one of the suspected locations of criminal activity. Those individuals and areas include: Thu Loan Dinh, 35, Hong Nhut Dang, 41, Anh Quang Nguyen, 52, Van Long Tran, 33, Tien Van Nguyen, 43, Minh Pham, 58, Truong Quang Lam, 37, Gioi The Nguyen, 55,
Quy Ngoc Nguyen, 39, and Khac Hung Dinh, 45, Houston; Long Nguyen, 32, Long Do, 32, Tam Nguyen, 52, and Thang Van Doan, 35, Conroe, Texas; Timmy Dang, 37, Huu Trong Vu, 23, Ida Nga Pham, 33, Vinh Cong Le, 27, Hung Huy Nguyen, 48, Thiet Van Nguyen, 49, Trang Thi Kim Truong, 40, and Thi Ngo, 46, Spring, Texas; Yen Thi Do, 42, Richmond, Texas; and Tai Tan Nguyen, 29, Tomball, Texas.
All are expected to appear before U.S. Magistrate Judge Nancy K. Johnson momentarily, at which time the United States will request they remain in custody pending further criminal proceedings.
Also charged in relation to this case is Dinh Le, 47, of Houston. He is currently in state custody on related charges and is expected to be transferred to face these charges in the near future.
A conviction for conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute carries as possible punishment a term of no less than 10 years and up to life in federal prison as well as a $10 million fine. If convicted of conspiracy to maintain a place of manufacturing, each defendant also faces up to 20 years in prison and a maximum $500,000 fine.
The charges are the result of an Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force investigation dubbed Green House Effect, which included federal, state and local law enforcement agencies such as the DEA, sheriff's offices in Harris, Fort Bend and Montgomery Counties, Texas Department of Public Safety, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, FBI, Homeland Security Investigations, police departments in Houston, Katy, Pearland, Willis, Conroe, Huntsville and Pasadena, Texas National Guard Joint Counter Drug Unit and Cypress Creek Emergency Medical Services.


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R; 1:27 running time "The Devil Inside" joins a long, woozy-camera parade of found-footage scare pictures, among them "The Blair Witch Project," the "Paranormal Activity" films and certain wedding videos that won't go away. Twenty years after killing three meddlesome Catholic exorcists, an American woman possessed (Suzan Crowley) and confined to an asylum in Rome is visited by her grown daughter (Fernanda Andrade, Brazilian-born, with an American dialect that's flatter than the flattest, thinnest pancake). The daughter and a weaselly documentary filmmaker along for the ride want the truth, they want answers and some interesting footage. -- Michael PhillipsRead the full "The Devil Inside" movie review
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Since the birth of the first "test tube baby," assisted reproductive technologies have been hailed as medical miracles. Ms. goes behind the hype. >by Ann Pappert
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The winter I got engaged, a college friend was using some of my essays as course material for a Rhetoric 101 class she was teaching at a large Midwestern university. She couldn't wait to alert her students to my impending marriage. "They all think you're a lesbian," she told me. "One of them even asked if you hate men." I was blown over by the clichZ of it all--how had we come to the end of the twentieth century with such ridiculous, outmoded notions even partially intact? But I was, at least, pleased that my friend was able to use my story to banish the stereotype once and (I hoped) for all in the minds of 30 corn-fed first-years. "To a man?" they reportedly gasped when told the news.
I'd been married less than a year when a customer at the bookstore where my husband works approached the counter to buy a copy of the feminist magazine I edit. "You know," a staffer told her while ringing up the purchase, "the woman who does this magazine is married to a guy who works here." The customer, supposedly a longtime reader, was outraged at the news--I believe the phrase "betrayal of feminism" was uttered--and vowed never to buy the magazine again.
These two incidents may be extreme, but they are nonetheless indicative. Although we are far from rare, young married feminists are still, for some, something of a novelty--like a dressed-up dog. We can cause a surprised "Oh, would you look at that" or a disappointed "Take that damned hat off the dog, it's just not right."
Let's take the disappointment first. Marriage's bad reputation among feminists is certainly not without reason. We all know the institution's tarnished history: women as property passed from father to husband; monogamy as the simplest way to assure paternity and thus produce "legitimate" children; a husband's legal entitlement to his wife's domestic and sexual services. With marriage rates falling and social sanctions against cohabitation falling away, why would a feminist choose to take part in such a retro, potentially oppressive, bigotedly exclusive institution?
And wasn't it feminists who fought so hard to procure the basic rights that used to be obliterated by marriage? Because of the women's rights movement, we can maintain our own bank accounts; we can make our own health care choices; we can refuse sex with our husbands and prosecute them if they don't comply. In the feminist imagination, "wife" can still conjure up images of cookie-baking, cookie-cutter Donna Reeds whose own desires have been forced to take a backseat to their stultifying helpmate duties. But it's neither 1750 nor 1950, and Donna Reed was a mythical figure even in her own time. Marriage, now, is potentially what we make it.
Which brings me to the "surprise" portion of our program. As long as the yeti of the antifeminist world--the hairy-legged man-hater (everyone claims to have seen her but actual evidence is sparse)--roams the earth, we need to counteract her image. And as long as wives are assumed--by anyone--to be obedient little women with no lives of their own, those of us who give the lie to this straw bride need to make ourselves as conspicuous as possible.
I want to take the good from marriage and leave the rest. I know it's not for everyone, but the "for as long as we both shall live" love and support thang really works for me. Sure, I didn't need the wedding to get that love and support, but neither does the fact of marriage automatically consign me and my man to traditional man-and-wife roles. Like so many relationships, married and un-, ours is a complex weave of support, independence, and sex. We achieve this privately--from the mundanities of you-have-to-cook-tonight-because-I-have-this-deadline-tomorrow to sleepy late-night discussions on more profound matters, like the meaning of life or how many steps it takes to link Kevin Bacon to John Gielgud by way of at least one vampire movie. But also publicly--with our name change, for example (explaining to folks like the Social Security Administration and whoever hands out passports that, yes, we both need new papers, because we each have added the other's name was, and I mean this quite seriously, a thrill). And it's this public nature of marriage that appeals. It's what allows me to take a stab at all this change I've been yammering about.
I won't pretend I meet with success all the time. Disrupting other people's expectations is hard, and sometimes it's neither possible nor desirable to wear the workings of one's relationship on one's sleeve. An appropriate cocktail party introduction is not, "This is my husband, Christopher, who knows how to truss a turkey, which I don't, and who, by the way, doesn't mind at all that I make more money than him. Oh, and did I mention that the last time our toilet got scrubbed, it wasn't by me?"
Plus, some people's perceptions can only change so much. My 90-year-old grandfather, who has been nothing but open-minded and incredibly supportive of my feminist work, persists in asking what my husband is going to do for food whenever I leave town on my own. Each time, I say the same thing: "Christopher knows perfectly well how to feed himself. In fact, he's cooking dinner for me right now." And then my grandfather gives a little surprised chuckle: those crazy kids, what will they think of next? And my accountant, who's been doing my taxes for years and knows my husband only as a Social Security number, automatically assigned Christopher the status of "taxpayer" and put me down as "spouse" on our first joint return. Yeah, it was a tad annoying, but so far it's the sum total of the eclipse of my identity by his. Not so bad, really.
By and large I do believe that we're culturally ready to accept changes in the way marriages are viewed. Increasing rates of cohabitation and the growing visibility of long-term same-sex partnerships are changing popular notions of relationships. Even trash TV holds promise: Fox's Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire? debacle laid bare many ugly things about American capitalism and media spectacle, but there was one fairly unexpected result. The show was presented as a display, however crass, of old-fashioned marital values--a trade of youth, beauty, and fecundity for wealth, security, and caretaking, complete with the groom's friends and family on hand for that lovely arranged-marriage feel. But it turned out to be nothing of the kind. The bride, as it happened, just wanted the lark of a free trip to Vegas, and the groom, a boost to his moribund show-biz career. That the concept saw the outside of a Fox conference room proves that modern marriage is in dire need of feminist attention. But the widely expressed outrage and disgust that followed the show are evidence that the general public is more than ready to discard the notion that a woman's ultimate goal is the altar.
It's true that the most important parts, the actual warp and weft of Christopher's and my relationship, could be achieved without a legal marriage (and I could have kept my third-wave street cred). In the end, though, the decision to marry or not to marry is--no matter how political the personal--an emotional one. I wanted to link my life to Christopher's, and, yes, I admit to taking advantage of the universally understood straight-shot-to-relationship-legitimacy that marriage offers. But it is a testament to the feminists who came before me, who offered up all those arguments about marriage's oppressive roots and worked tirelessly to ensure that my husband owns neither my body nor my paycheck, that I can indulge my emotion without fear of being caught in those roots. Instead, I can carry on their struggle and help forge a new vision of what marriage is.
Lisa Miya-Jervis is the editor of "Bitch: Feminist Response to Pop Culture" and coeditor of "Young Wives' Tales," an upcoming anthology of feminist writings on partnership (Seal Press 2001).


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Not sure where to put this, but, I found 2-packs of battlepacks at Costco today for $25 tonight. Mostly Clone Wars packs. Worth taking a look!
For some reason I just realized today there are two versions of this BP floating around...strictly packaging variants. One version is called "Republic Troopers" and one is called "Republic Clone Troopers".No idea which came first, but it seemed noteworthy somehow, mostly as a curiosity.
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|Celiac friendly
Great Sandwich but read the menu carefully!! I noticed many of the specialty sandwiches had a sauce or topping that wasn't gluten free. I had the California turkey club and chips with no illness after!
|Celiac friendly
They ask "gluten preference or gluten allergy". If it is allergy, they seal up your items.
Great gf options, and they go the extra mile to separately package and label my food when part of a larger order. Would have given them 5 stars, but I have experienced several delays and long waits at Jason's.
One of the best gluten free sandwiches I've ever had. The menu selections/combinations are endless and the staff was super friendly. The restaurant was very busy when I was there; my order was to go and I had it in my hands less than 5 minutes after I ordered. Will definitely eat here again.
avoid if you have severe allergy walked in and bread crumbs were every where got very nervous and walked out
Several options in dedicated menu. Udi's gluten free bread for sandwiches. Or sold by the loaf. Very much enjoy eating at Jason's.
321 South Veterans Parkway, Normal, IL 61761
Good gluten free options. Has salad bar and gluten free bread. Have soup and baked potatoes
134 Malabu Dr, Lexington, KY 40503
This place is fantastic! Great gluten free options marked on the main menu. Gluten free bread. Sandwiches are served in a separate container. Huge potatoes, great salads and Udi's cookies! They do have a salad bar too but we dont risk those type situations. Not sure on how Celiac friendly they are but my husband has never got sick.
|Celiac friendly
2907 Garnett Ave, Wichita Falls, TX 76308
Staff is always conscientious of gluten cross contamination and exposure. One of the safest places that I have found to eat.
|Celiac friendly
5408 New Hope Commons Dr. #123A, Durham, NC 27707
Went with my very sensitive celiac daughter on a weekday evening. Talked to the manager (Ryan). She wanted a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, so he offered to bring out fresh pb and jelly from the back (likely cross contaminated in the line otherwise). He made our meals personally. Tasted good and she did not get sick.
1065 East Baseline Rd Suite 101, Gilbert, AZ 85233
Gluten free bread. Yummy sandwich. I am Celiac and felt good about the sandwich and precautions they take.
20117 US-19, Cranberry Twp, PA 16066
We frequent Jasons deli often and my daughter who has celiac's has never been sick. She always orders grilled cheese on gluten-free bread. I just wish they would say they're gluten-free (and not gluten sensitive) as it makes me worried.
|Celiac friendly
943 North Green River Road, Evansville, IN 47715
Always feel safe eating here. Gluten free menu available and extensive. Gluten free bread for sandwiches and even Udi cookies for dessert!
|Celiac friendly
775 Yard Street #190, Grandview Heights, OH 43212
The baked potatoes were the only thing I was comfortable eating to not be cross contaminated. I have celiac disease and get sick easily. I didn't expect the amount of potato we got! It was amazing!
925 N Central Expy, Plano, TX 75075
I had my first ever Jason's turkey sandwich on gf bread. It was at an event at my church, so I didn't see how it was prepared. However, I read they have a dedicated area for gf preparations. The bread was moist and flavourful, and there was ample meat on the sandwich. Bonus...there was a sealed Udi's cookie. It was a very nice surprise for me as I expected to sit out lunch while everyone else ate (as usual).
|Not celiac friendly
39 Coliseum Crossing #15, Hampton, VA 23666
CC nightmare. I ordered a turkey (just the meat) on udis sandwich bread. The cook came out to tell me he couldn't guarantee my food would be safe but he would change his gloves and make it off to the side. there was a warning label on the outside of the box saying "good for gluten intolerant people not for celiacs" there was some sort of parsley or something just around wheeler he cut the sandwich so I figure he used a dirty knife and I'm going to get sick. I was really worried but over an hour away from home and my blood sugar was getting super low.
5100 Overton Ridge Blvd, Ft. Worth, TX 76132
The staff was friendly and accommodating. I'm new to learning how to handle my gluten intolerance and after I ate I started to worry about cross contamination, but I haven't had any symptoms. Definitely a yummy GF meal!
2800 N Terminal Rd, Houston, TX 77032
At the George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Terminal B. Good to find.
|Not celiac friendly
4130 East 82nd Street, Indianapolis, IN 46250
It's hit or miss for me. They have a "gluten sensitive" menu, and they're supposed to prep the GF orders in a different room and use take-out dishes, but probably every other time I go I request that an allergy alert be put on my order and they either don't hear me or they ignore it, since I usually order a baked potato that's GF without any modifications. That said, when they do it right, I get a good meal that doesn't make me sick, and they have free ice cream. Is it celiac friendly? Kind of I guess?
|Not celiac friendly
6244 Camp Bowie, Ft. Worth, TX 76116
I have ordered twice from this location. I prefer to order online and add detailed notes to ensure the person who prepares the food is very careful. There is also an option to add an "allergy alert". The first time I ordered I was fine. The second time I got glutened. There are definitely inconsistencies with preparation and there were problems with cross contamination.
19755 Hwy 59 N, Humble, TX 77338
I ate there and had a gluten free salad. Symptoms hit halfway through eatting it and got worse throughout the day. Bad reaction...bad enough to never try this again. I tried eatting at another location (in the woodlands) and only had alight issues to the point I wasnt sure if it was the food. Next day I tried it again, but in Humble....and was horrible....has to of been cross contamination. Maybe if you go, watch them make your food and make sure they change gloves before hand.
|Celiac friendly
6061 East Broadway Boulevard, Tucson, AZ 85711
I am a celiac. I have eaten here several times on completely different occasions and never had a problem. The salad bar is great.
3845 East Lohman Avenue, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88011
Menu changed recently and gluten free got changed to gluten sensitive. There are currently no sandwich marked as gluten sensitive, only salads. They do offer Udi's bread though.
|Not celiac friendly
1725 North Town East Blvd., Mesquite, TX 75150
My family was served their food and we were told the GF order would be out shortly. 15 minutes later my husband asked where my goid was. They said it was not even started yet. When the food arrived it was in a take out box as usual but the bread was not GF. I didn't realize it until I took a bite. We will never go back to this restaurant
149 Arnould Blvd., Lafayette, LA 70506
A lot of gluten free options! Friendly staff!
3065 Mallory Lane, Franklin, TN 37067
Be careful! We did a large catering order here ordered some gf boxes... they were marked gf on the box and sandwich was wrapped with a gf sticker but one was a wheat wrap and the other was a croissant (neither of which is gf here) also they put a regular cookie in the box.
|Celiac friendly
15275 Southwest Freeway, Sugar Land, TX 77478
I eat here often. They have gf bread, gf cookies and a new gf rice crispy treat. They try hard to prevent cross contamination and I don't get sick. The food is very good.
|Celiac friendly
1538 E Harmony Rd, Fort Collins, CO 80525
Gluten free options and I didn't get sick! They will prep your food separately using fresh ingredients. For a work meeting I ordered a chicken salad sandwich on udis bread, chips, and an udis snickerdoodle cookie. While the chicken salad wasn't my fave (super sweet wth pineapples) they have tons of other options too!
2159 York Rd, Lutherville-Timonium, MD 21093
They make it simple to eat clean. All sandwiches are available with gf bread. The salad bar is amazing ( just don't grab the croutons). Friendly, clean, great food.
909 Spring Forest Rd. Suite 100, Raleigh, NC 27609
I have eaten here dozens of times, always letting them know I have celiac and am ordering gf. Never gotten sick. My order comes out individually boxed.
|Celiac friendly
64 Belinda Pkwy, Mt Juliet, TN 37122
Jason's Deli always a good choice. Gluten free bread, nice options on salad bar. Love the ice cream!
10217 North Metro Parkway West, Phoenix, AZ 85051
They have a gluten free menu that is fairly large and a good variety. I had a chicken salad with pomegranate vinaigrette dressing that was fresh a good.
|Not celiac friendly
2219 S Loop 288 Ste 11, Denton, TX 76205
Called ahead time to confirm they had a gluten free menu. Was assured they could handle cross contamination. I ordered off the gluten free menu. As soon as I ate my meal. I could tell I was going to get sick. Sure enough it was a rough evening. Would not go here again.
|Celiac friendly
2120 Cumberland Ave, Knoxville, TN 37916
They seem very knowledgeable And were cool with me asking questions about the little ones grilled cheese. It is prepared on a pan just for gluten-free items so that it doesn't get cross contaminated while being heated. The free ice cream is also gluten-free.
|Celiac friendly
3167 E. University, Odessa, TX 79762
Very friendly. Completely gluten free. Knowledgeable staff
|Celiac friendly
2224 South 77 Sunshine Strip, Harlingen, TX 78550
Several GF options including salad bar, chicken nuggets, grilled cheese and baked potatoes. GF soft serve and udi's cookies too.
|Not celiac friendly
6A Stonebridge, Jackson, TN 38305
They have a gluten-friendly menu but do not guarantee anything is gluten-free because their preparation areas may have cross contamination.
|Celiac friendly
2300 E McFarland Blvd. Suite 10, Tuscaloosa, AL 35404
They have gf bread for sandwiches
2159 York Rd, Lutherville-Timonium, MD 21093
Ordered a gluten free turkey sandwich. Tasted great and my sandwich was wrapped separately and had a label that it was prepared separately due to my celiac disease.
|Not celiac friendly
6725 Siegen Ste X, Baton Rouge, LA 70808
Great options on the gluten free menu, and when you order from that menu, they automatically treat it like you have a gluten intolerance. No need to warn them! I ordered delivery and my salad came with a sticker on it verifying that it's gluten friendly, but that it's not for people with celiac disease because they can't 100% prevent cross contamination.
|Not celiac friendly
9026 North Skyview Avenue, Kansas City, MO 64154
Lots of gf options, although beware of cross contamination. I have eaten at this location a dozen times. No problems with the salad bar. But got extremely sick from sliced meat on a GF bun.
7505 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA 22043
The gluten free chicken nuggets are great and they are baked not fried.
|Celiac friendly
5231 University Parkway, Sarasota, FL 34201
I have eaten here many times and never got sick. The staff ensures they make your food on a clean surface and that they change their gloves prior to making the order.
|Celiac friendly
2105 B Louisiana Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110
On of my favorite places to eat. I love their sandwich and salad options. They take special care to change gloves and they put my sandwich in a separate container. I would definitely recommend this restaurant
|Celiac friendly
1538 E Harmony Rd, Fort Collins, CO 80525
Lots of great gluten free sandwiches, salads, stuffed potatoes, etc. Employees know about gluten free and know how to handle and keep things separate.
|Celiac friendly
4001 S Loop 289, Lubbock, TX 79423
When I order something gluten free they ask if I have a medical condition requiring g free. When I tell them yes I have celiac they take extra precautions.
3527 Ryan St, Lake Charles, LA 70605
Santa fe chicken sandwich on gf bread is very, very good. I also tried the soup, not my favorite but others might enjoy. Good flavor to everything and very clean place
4130 East 82nd Street, Indianapolis, IN 46250
I have only had the salad bar and tortilla soup! Delicious and never had any adverse reactions
|Celiac friendly
103 West Loop 281, #201, Longview, TX 75604
JD has a great Gluten Free protocol which you can read about via their website. When you ask for GF, they will ask if it is for an allergy or diet. They will prepare your food in a to-go container and place an allergen warning sticker on it. I first tried their BBQ potato and it's pretty good. Then I found a sandwich that had all GF ingredients and it's my go-to now. It may take a little longer for yours since they follow a procedure. I try to go at slow times, because I don't want be a nuisance. Their website is helpful, but I wish they would show what sandwiches would be completely GF once you switch the normal bread for GF bread. As it is now, you have to look through the ingredients and check them all.
|Celiac friendly
95 N Moorland Rd, Brookfield, WI 53005
I have eaten here a few times and never gotten sick. They offer a menu that states every item that is gluten free, so you can build your own or order from the menu and check that all the ingredients are on the gf menu. They wrap the bread in foil to protect from contamination when heating.
|Celiac friendly
2335 Apalachee Pkwy, Tallahassee, FL 32301
They were careful when told it was an allergy. Brought out sandwich in a separate container
6791 W. Newberry Road, Gainesville, FL 32605
I decided to give their gluten sensitive menu a try. Their menu says they are not Celiac friendly due to a shared kitchen. The cashier and manager both gave my wife an eye roll when she asked for gluten free but one of the food line workers assured her my salad would be handled properly. I asked them to make sure they changed gloves but was told the GS salads were pre packaged and safe. Salad was tasty and I did not get sick so that was a win.
21953 F Katy Frwy, Katy, TX 77450
So far I've never have a problem with getting sick.
|Celiac friendly
702 16th Street, Denver, CO 80202
Great sandwiches that use UDIs bread. I ate here everyday for lunch.
95 N Moorland Rd, Brookfield, WI 53005
The food was delicious. They brought me the wrong sandwich at first (also gluten-free, but wrong ingredients). The downfall, though, of ordering grilled chicken sandwich is that they use little pieces of chopped chicken and they all fall out of the Udi's bread, leaving a giant mess. It tasted good, though. They have a warning on the food about their shared kitchen but employees told me people with celiac eat here all the time. You order at a counter and then sit down and they bring your food to your table, so it's sort of like a McDonald's with delivery people.
|Celiac friendly
943 North Green River Road, Evansville, IN 47715
Love Jason's. Gluten free bread, nuggets for the gf kiddos. Staff knowledgeable and very friendly. GF sandwiches come in a separate box so there's no accidental contamination. Celiac and have had no issues.
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These requirements replaced the previous requirements when a new pamphlet (#35859 - SKU 610461) was issued in the summer of 2010.
The 2011 edition of Boy Scout Requirements has different text for requirement 9. (It shows the text from Requirement 10 of the previous version.)
- Describe the proper clothing and other precautions
for safely making observations at night and in cold weather. Tell how
to safely observe the Sun, objects near the Sun, and the Moon. Explain
first aid for injuries or illnesses, such as heat and cold reactions,
dehydration, bites and stings, and damage to your eyes that could occur
during observation.
Do the following:
- Describe the proper clothing and other precautions for safely making observations at night and in cold weather.
- Tell how to safely observe the Sun, objects near the Sun, and the Moon.
- Explain first aid for injuries or illnesses, such as heat and cold reactions, dehydration, bites and stings, and damage to your eyes that could occur during observation.
- Explain what light pollution is and how it and air pollution affect astronomy.
- With the aid of diagrams (or real telescopes if available), do each
of the following:
- Explain why binoculars and telescopes are important astronomical tools. Demonstrate or explain how these tools are used.
- Describe the similarities and differences of several types of astronomical telescopes.
- Explain the purposes of at least three instruments used with astronomical telescopes.
- Describe the proper care and storage of telescopes and binoculars both at home and in the field.
- Do the following:
- Identify in the sky at least 10 constellations, at least four of which are in the zodiac.
- Identify at least eight conspicuous stars, five of which are of magnitude 1 or brighter.
- Make two sketches of the Big Dipper. In one sketch, show the Big Dipper's orientation in the early evening sky. In another sketch, show its position several hours later. In both sketches, show the North Star and the horizon. Record the date and time each sketch was made.
- Explain what we see when we look at the Milky Way.
- Do the following:
- List the names of the five most visible planets. Explain which ones can appear in phases similar to lunar phases and which ones cannot, and explain why.
- Using the Internet (with your parent's permission), books, and other resources, find Find out when each of the five most visible planets that you identified in requirement 5a will be observable in the evening sky during the next 12 months, then compile this information in the form of a chart or table. Update your chart monthly to show whether each planet will be visible during the early morning or in the evening sky.
- Describe the motion of the planets across the sky.
- Observe a planet and describe what you saw.
- At approximately weekly intervals, sketch the
position of Venus, Mars or Jupiter in relation to the stars. Do this
for at least four weeks and at the same time of night. On your sketch,
record the date and time next to the planet's position. Use your sketch
to explain how planets move.
7. Do the following:
- Sketch the face of the Moon and indicate at least five seas and five craters. Label these landmarks.
- Sketch the phase and the daily position of the Moon at the same hour and place, for a week four days in a row. Include landmarks on the horizon such as hills, trees, and buildings. Explain the changes you observe.
- List the factors that keep the Moon in orbit around Earth.
- With the aid of diagrams, explain the relative positions of the Sun, Earth, and the Moon at the times of lunar and solar eclipses, and at the times of new, first-quarter, full, and last-quarter phases of the Moon.
- 8. Do the following:
- Describe the composition of the Sun, its relationship to other stars, and some effects of its radiation on Earth's weather and communications. Define sunspots and describe some of the effects they may have on solar radiation.
- Define sunspots and describe some of the effects they may have on solar radiation.
- b. Identify at least one red star, one blue star, and one yellow star (other than the Sun). Explain the meaning of these colors.
- 9. With your counselor's approval and guidance,
do ONE of the following:
- Visit a planetarium or astronomical observatory. Submit a written
report, a scrapbook, or a video presentation afterward to your counselor
that includes the following information:
- Activities occurring there
- Exhibits and displays you saw
- Telescopes and instruments being used
- Celestial objects you observed.
- Plan and participate in a three-hour observation session that includes using binoculars or a telescope. List the celestial objects you want to observe, and find each on a star chart or in a guidebook. Prepare an observing log or notebook. Show your plan, charts, and log or notebook to your counselor before making your observations. Review your log or notebook with your counselor afterward.
- Plan and host a star party for your Scout troop or other group such as your class at school. Use binoculars or a telescope to show and explain celestial objects to the group.
- Help an astronomy club in your community hold a star party that is open to the public.
- Personally take a series of photographs or digital images of the movement of the Moon, a planet, an asteroid or meteoroid , meteor, or a comet. In your visual display, label each image and include the date and time it was taken. Show all positions on a star chart or map. Show your display at school or at a troop meeting. Explain the changes you observed.
- Visit a planetarium or astronomical observatory. Submit a written report, a scrapbook, or a video presentation afterward to your counselor that includes the following information:
- 10. List at least Find out about three different career opportunities in astronomy. Pick the one you in which are most interested and explain how to prepare for such a career. Discuss with your counselor what courses might be useful for such a career Pick one and find out the education, training, and experience required for this profession. Discuss this with your counselor, and explain why this profession might interest you.
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Pamphlet Publication Number: 35859
Pamphlet Stock (SKU) Number: 610461
Pamphlet Revision Date: 2010
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The Hunger Games has set the record for the third-largest weekend debut, the biggest March opening of all time, and continues to sit at number one in the box office (we here at the Parenting offices aren't immune—there's been a lot of talk about who's seen it, who will see it twice, and who still plans to go). With so much buzz, it comes as no surprise that children are flocking to archery ranges to emulate the story's bow-toting heroine, Katniss Everdeen, as the Chicago Tribune reports.
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While archery's popularity has been steadily on the rise for years, archery ranges report a dramatic increase in traffic within the past few months. According to the NY Daily News, two indoor archery ranges in Queens, New York have reported as much as a 75 percent spike in traffic. And in the past year alone, the Archery Trade Association has noted a 20 percent increase in equipment sales.
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A large part of this appeal is attributed to the Katniss factor. "I think the kids now have heroes in the sport," Teresa Iaconi, spokeswoman of USA Archery, tells the Tribune. "Now you've got Katniss with her bow, and she's badass. We have a lot of kids getting into the sport, and a lot of them are saying it's because of 'Hunger Games.'"
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Driven by the surge of interest in the sport, the Department of Education has green-lit a program that will allow students to practice Olympic-style archery in California and New York public schools, reports the NY Post. But after The Hunger Games leaves theaters, little archers won't have to look far for more arrow-aiming inspiration: Merida, heroine of the upcoming Pixar film Brave, is also pretty handy with a bow.
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