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A century ago, life expectancy in Europe and the US was less than 50 years, now it's around 80 years. I've been fortunate enough to live in an age in which I've been vaccinated against killers from polio to tuberculosis to measles; I've had an inside toilet and bathroom with hot and cold running water; a refrigerator; central heating; a free education and health service; and hunger has been a pleasant and soon-relieved sensation rather than a chronic debilitating experience.
In short, like the average person living in the developed world at the end of the 20th century, my life is comfortable and far removed from that experienced by the average person a century earlier.
This rapid transformation was a filthy undertaking: pea-souper smogs shrouded cities like London killing thousands; acid rain poisoned rivers, lakes and soils, eroded buildings and monuments; refrigerant chemicals ate away at the protective ozone layer; and carbon emissions caused a change in the global climate and acidified the oceans.
In addition, our voracious appetite for manufactured products has led to massive deforestation and created a mining boom for minerals, oil and coal that is destroying ecosystems and producing a deluge of toxin and plastics waste that will take centuries to degrade.
Lesser-developed nations will strive to follow the Great Acceleration trajectory set by industrialised nations. Peasants scraping for subsistence in the dirt of India do not toil under romanticised notions about their labours. They too would like to experience the same acceleration in life expectancy, as well as basic requirements like clean water provision, toilets, electricity, internet access, and creature comforts like cars, air conditioning, refrigerators, washing machines… the list is endless.
However, as global citizens sharing this planet, we cannot afford for billions more people to eat and live as the average American now does at the expense of the environment. Climate change, ecosystem services degradation and limitations on natural resources threaten the lives of millions.
So what's the answer?
Many poor countries have argued that they must be allowed to develop their economies, with however much pollution that entails, and then clean up when they are rich. It seems like a reasonable argument, after all, that's what rich countries did. Except that rich cities still suffer from smog, much of our biodiversity has been irrevocably lost, and we're still pumping out greenhouse gases.
Others point out that there is more than enough environmental space on this planet for everyone to live sustainably, but the developed world needs to scale back its consumption and allow for a more equitable sharing of resources.
I've seen both sides of the argument first hand. I spent over two years travelling around the developing world and living on the contents of a backpack. In several destinations, I washed, like the local people, with a bucket of cold water and a pouring scoop – usually river water, but in some places skin-itching seawater. In other, more touristic places, I would have access to a shower – sometimes with warm water – even though the local people rarely had such facilities. (Actually, this is part of a wider issue, highlighted in a recent report about how developed-world people bring their resource use on holiday with them to poor countries – something I may return to in a later column.)
When I returned to London, of all the luxuries now at my disposal, I was most pleased to have drinking water on tap and a dependable hot shower. As I brought home my many boxes out of storage, I was bewildered by just how much stuff I owned. When was I going to wear so many clothes; read so many books; what was I going to do with all these accumulated items?
Of course, not everyone living in the West is going to experience such an epiphany on excessive consumption. And, a year on, I catch myself perusing shops, wondering whether I need a new t-shirt... (I don't). But there are encouraging signs that our runaway appetite for new stuff is beginning to wane, in the UK at least, that people are eating lessenvironmentally costly meat, and that Americans are copying their European counterparts in adopting more fuel-efficient cars. Some of this is down to people having smaller disposable incomes in the recession, and some due to policy-led changes that encourage a less polluting lifestyle.
Nevertheless, these are small steps in economies based around consumerism. Citizens are encouraged to desire items from childhood onwards, and consumerism is the main economic strategy for governments trying to climb out of recession.
Meanwhile, the excessive consumption habit has spread throughout the world, and is particularly obvious in China, as I noticed on my visit earlier this year. Barely a decade ago, streams of bicyclists pedaled down alleys in Beijing. Now Chinese buy more Lamborghinis and Rolls-Royces than anybody else in the world. Shanghai's per capita energy use is already higher than London's, and the city has become a shoppers paradise for China's nouveaux rich . The four busiest Apple stores in the world are in Shanghai and Beijing. And cities including Paris, London and New York are falling over themselves to attract this new breed of label-obsessed consumer addicts.
One way of prompting people to be more thoughtful about their purchases – and whether such a purchase is even needed – would be to levy an environmental services fee.
The 'polluter pays' principle already covers dirty factories in the UK and other countries, for example, who must pay to clean up their damage to soil, water or air, and to safely dispose of toxic waste. But many people think it should be extended to include carbon dioxide pollution, freshwater and energy use by manufacturers, so that the price of a product more accurately reflects its environmental cost. The charge would encourage more sustainable production and also help pay for remedial efforts from carbon capture and storage to waste water clean-up to recycling.
Socially educating people not to seek happiness through excessive consumption will be a huge and possibly doomed undertaking, however many times it is shown that it can't buy you happiness. So perhaps the answer is in trying to restore the natural balance of things.
In nature, 'resources' are cycled – for example, water taken up by plants is eaten by animals that breathe out water vapour, returning the water to the soil for the plants by way of rain. Nothing is lost. But the scale with which we humans are using resources is too rapid for natural systems to manage. Microorganisms, for example, can degrade our waste, but not at a rate that matches our production. Likewise, trees and plants can take in our carbon dioxide, but not fast enough.
Ultimately, the answer lies in a synthetic version of this natural cycling, so-called closed-loop manufacture, in which products are created using renewable energy, all the materials used in the process are re-used and the final product is also fully recycled to minimise original resource-use. It means no waste, no pollution, and far greater efficiencies, as closed-loop pioneers are already discovering.
Guilt-free consumption could one day be possible. Whether it will make us happy is another question.
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1. resurrect - verb
· cause to become alive again; "raise from the dead"; "Slavery is already dead, and cannot be resurrected"; "Upraising ghosts"
Hypernym(s): resuscitate, revive
2. resurrect - verb
· restore from a depressed, inactive, or unused state; "He revived this style of opera"; "He resurrected the tango in this remote part of Argentina"
Synonym(s): revive
Hypernym(s): regenerate, restore, rejuvenate
3. resurrect - verb
· return from the dead; "Christ is risen!"; "The dead are to uprise"
Hypernym(s): return
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Vidor Pirates win STJFL Super Bowl
The 3A-4A Senior Division Vidor Pirates took home the Southeast Texas Junior Football League (STJFL) championship trophy Sunday, Nov. 10, after defeating the Port Neches-Groves Purple team 35-0 at the league's Super Bowl at Provost Umphrey Stadium in Beaumont.
Leading the way for the Pirates ground and pound assault was Brad Nunez, who grinded out 133 yards on 10 carries and rushed for 2 touchdowns. Linebacker Gage Galloway, finished the game with 4 tackles and 4 assists and also contributed on offense by rushing for 26 yards on 5 carries.
The Pirates, comprised of 11- and 12-year-old players, finished the season undefeated at 10-0, success that Coach Brock Galloway credited to teamwork, practice and discipline. The defense allowed zero points all season long, a STJFL first, according to Coach Galloway, utilizing a 4-2-5 approach similar to the TCU Horned Frogs defensive scheme, masterminded by Gary Patterson.
"We try our best to take away the outside and funnel everybody back to the middle," Coach Galloway said. "We practice very physical and play very physical."
Quarterback Bryce Bowman captained the offense, and running back Brad Nunez fielded the scoring attack with 1,203 yards on 108 carries in 2013. The Pirate offense averaged around 25 points a game for a total of 243 points for the year.
Gage, an "iron man" football player contributing both as a running back and tight end on offense and linebacker on defense, said he was able to watch Montana Quirante, former star linebacker/quarterback for Vidor High School, play on several occasions and hopes to one day be a star "iron man" player himself for VHS. Sunday, Gage was able to meet Quirante, who attended the STJFL Super Bowl game to support the Pirates.
Like Quirante once did for the black and gold, Gage racked up the tackles this year, totaling 60 for the season.
Gage said although he plays both sides of the ball, he favors defense.
"I like hitting people," said Gage, perhaps following in the footsteps of his favorite NFL player, San Francisco 49er linebacker Patrick Willis.
Coach Galloway said his Pirate teams have seen a string of success in recent years.
"Really, the last four or five years, we've done well, but the last two years have been exceptional," said Coach Galloway, who led the Junior Division Pirates to a state championship in 2012. Although the league decided not to have a state championship in 2013, the Pirates will be competing in the third annual I-20 Youth Football Classic tournament in Shreveport, La., Nov. 23-24 against teams from Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi.
Coach Galloway, who has coached youth football for eight years, said that this will be his last season, as he plans to focus on preparing his son, Gage, for Junior High and High School football.
"This is my last run," Coach Galloway said.


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In light of the recent controversy concerning student banners in front of Barnard Hall, we have begun to reexamine our policy. It has been a long-standing tradition to allow any recognized Barnard or Columbia student group to reserve a space and hang a banner promoting their event. However, we understand that in hanging banners next to the official Barnard College banner we may have inadvertently given the impression that the College supports these events. These Barnard Hall banners have always been student-created and, as such, reflect the diversity of student interests and concerns, but are not meant to convey an endorsement. Barnard has been and will remain committed to free speech. Student groups will still have the ability to flyer and promote their events throughout campus, but until we have had time as a community to discuss the banner placements on Barnard Hall and better define a policy, we will not be hanging student banners on Barnard Hall.
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Friday, May 17: Stocks to Watch
Brendan Conway lists keys stocks and commodities to watch on Friday, including Aruba Networks and the price of gold. Photo: Getty Images.
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Can anyone give me some good news on how the Obama administration's doing (after 2 1/2 years) on preventing the Islamic Republic of Iran from developing nuclear weapons and the ballistic missiles that'll carry them?
Didn't think so.
The latest news suggests that, despite all the bloviating, finger-wagging and sloppy United Nations sanctions, there doesn't seem to be much — if anything — holding back the ayatollahs' atomic aspirations.
The always-cautious-and-slow-to-accuse International Atomic Energy Agency has come out with some startling info about Iran's nuclear know-how recently: Iran is installing a new generation of centrifuges at its facility at Natanz, equipment that reportedly will allow Tehran to enrich uranium three times faster.
Plus, Iran is outfitting its new nuclear facility at Qom with new centrifuges — which experts believe will permit it to further increase uranium-enrichment levels far beyond what's needed for peaceful nuclear-reactor fuel.
The "fissile fortress" at Qom — located on a Revolutionary Guard base and securely tucked into the side of a mountain — is pretty clearly meant to produce the highly enriched uranium needed for the making of Iran's first bombs.
It's been estimated Iran already has enough low-enriched uranium on hand to produce enough highly enriched uranium for two to three bombs in relatively short order. And the IAEA (from its own detective work and intel provided by members) has "increasing concern" that Iran's peaceful nuclear program has a military angle.
That is, the IAEA fears Tehran is working on a nuke warhead to put that uranium in.
Courtesy of Russia, Iran's first nuclear plant is also online now, surging watts to the country's electrical grid. Tehran claims the Bushehr reactor is for power only, but many see a second use for the facility. At some point, the 1,000-megawatt nuclear plant — perhaps the first of many — could help Iran build a plutonium-based bomb, quickly pumping up the muscle of a nuclear arsenal.
Meanwhile, Tehran's burgeoning ballistic-missile program is building the capacity to deliver those nuclear payloads. A number of countries, including ours, claim Iran is violating a ban on its missile activities. UN Security Council Resolution 1929 bars Tehran from "any activity related to ballistic missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons, including launches using ballistic missile technology."
Iran has been as busy as a beaver with its satellite program, which allows it to develop — under cover of a seemingly-innocent civilian space program — the same missile technology needed for long-range military missiles.
From all accounts, the various pieces for a nuclear Iran are rapidly falling into place, should the regime decide to cross the atomic threshold: sufficient fissile material, a warhead to put it in and a vehicle to deliver it to a target.
And all of this atop other recent troubling tales, such as word that Tehran is facilitating al Qaeda operations, including the movement of operatives, money and (probably) arms into Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Not to mention its holding of American hikers, political and social repression at home; meddling in Egypt and Bahrain; supporting Syria's bloody crackdown — and its arming of the Taliban and anti-US militias in Iraq.
Bottom line, there's no good news regarding Iran. The situation is getting worse on a number of fronts, especially concerning the mullahs' drive to build an arsenal of nuclear missiles.
It should be plain to even the most casual observer that what we're doing isn't moving us in a direction of increased security, but the exact opposite. We need a new game plan for Iran now, Mr. President — before it's too late.
Peter Brookes is a Heritage Foundation senior fellow and a former deputy assistant secretary of defense.


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Daniel Dinkle Lightner and Polly Seward (sitting). Elvira Lightner (Hull) Allen and her daughter Mary Florence Hull Johnson. Taken 1879. Courtesy Bertha F. Johnson Papers, Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Northampton, Mass.
- Sutherland, James. Biographical sketches of the members of the forty-first general assembly of the State of Indiana with that of the State officers and judiciary. Indianapolis Journal Co., 1861. Daniel D. Lightner Biography, pages 137-138. Original: The New York Public Library, digitized Feb 7, 2008.
- Goodspeed (Firm), publishers. Pictorial and Biographical Record of La Porte, Porter, Lake and Starke Counties, Indiana: Containing Biographical and Genealogical Records of Leading Men, Women and Prominent Families of the Counties Named, and Other Portions of the State. Seward Lightner biography, pgs. 472-473, 1894. Original: The New York Public Library, digitized Feb. 7, 2008.


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The Great Christmas Bowl
- Susan May Warren Author
- 2009 16 Oct
EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is an excerpt from The Great Christmas Bowl by Susan May Warren (Tyndale House).
Chapter 1
I've always been a football fan, the kind of woman who could easily find herself parked on the sofa any given Sunday afternoon, rooting for my favorite team. I've never been a gambler, never played fantasy football, never followed my team during the hot summer months. I'm a fall-season-until-Super-Bowl-only fan, but die-hard nonetheless. Something about investing my emotions for three hours in the fate of eleven men dressed in purple tights soothes my busy spirit.
Having given birth to three sons, I dreamed I'd have the makings of a starring offensive lineup. My oldest son, Neil, would play quarterback; Brett would be a running back; and my youngest, Kevin, would be a wide receiver. My daughters and I would lead cheers from the stands. My husband, Mike, who had played in our hometown high school and helped bring them to state in his senior year, would help coach. We'd be a football family, training with weights and running in the off-season. We'd plan our vacations around summer practices, and I'd join the booster club, maybe sell raffle tickets, even host the end-of-the-year potluck.
If girls could have played football in our tiny town, I know that Brianna and Amy would have joined the team. They became my cohorts, huddling under stadium blankets and clapping their mittens together as we cheered our high school team to victory.
Alas, Neil joined chess club, and Brett became a lead in the school plays.
The football gene seemed to have eluded even our youngest son. A boy who would rather sit on the sofa moving his thumbs in furious online game playing as his only form of exercise, Kevin didn't possess even a hint of interest in football. I knew he'd inherited some athleticism, as evidenced by the discarded sports equipment left in his wake over the years: hockey skates, pads, helmet, basketball shoes, a tennis racket, a baseball glove. All abandoned after one season of hopeful use.
The only sport that seemed to take had been soccer. For three years I entered into the world of soccer mom, investing in my own foldout chair and a cooler. Perhaps it was his boundless energy that allowed him to play nearly the entire game, but Kevin had a knack for getting the ball in the net. Too bad our community soccer program ended at sixth grade, because Big Lake might have had its very own star. I'd hoped his interest would transfer to football, the other fall sport, but the old pigskin seemed as interesting to Kevin as cleaning his room.
Meanwhile, Neil, Brett, Brianna, and Amy graduated and moved out of the house, bound for college—most obtaining scholarships, much to the relief of my overworked, underpaid EMT husband. By the time Kevin moved into Neil's basement teen hangout room, Neil was married and working as a CPA in Milwaukee, Brett was doing commercials in Chicago, Brianna had started graduate school for psychology, and Amy was studying abroad in London.
I worried for Kevin as he approached his senior year, envisioning him taking on a post-high school job at the local Dairy Queen while he honed his gaming skills, waiting for his future to somehow find him in the dark recesses of our basement amid his piled dirty clothing, his unmade bed, and the debris of pizza cartons. How I longed for him to grow up.
So the day he came home from school clutching a medical release form for football in his hand, I wondered if perhaps he had a high fever and needed immediate hospitalization.
"I've been thinking of playing for a while," he said, shrugging. "It's my last chance."
Summertime had begun its slide into fall, the northern nights cooling. In two short months, we'd have our first snowfall. As I stared at my son—his stringy blond hair, his muscles that just needed toning, the way his gaze slid away from me and onto the floor—I wondered if he expected me to say no.
I took the pen and signed the form without reading it.
Teenage sons are often difficult to encourage. Instead of erupting into a wild jig of joy in the middle of the kitchen, I took the subtle route. I purchased football cleats and set them by the door to his room. I filled his water bottle every morning, packing it with ice, then slipping it into his backpack. I started baking pot roasts and cutting him the largest piece. I bought Bengay, put it on his pillow. I set vitamins out for him at breakfast.
And sometimes, yes, I snuck up in my SUV and sat at the edge of the field, behind the goalposts, watching practice.
My son had talent. A lot of talent. And I wasn't the only one who noticed. Our residence in a small town played to Kevin's odds, and being bigger and faster than most of his teammates made up for his inability to block. Coach Grant started him at tackle, then moved him to fullback, then, after noting his ability to twist out of a hold (thanks to years of wrestling for the remote control with his brothers), landed him at tailback.
To my silent glee, my son had the moves of Walter Payton and could dance his way up the field, leaping opponents, breaking tackles, and generally restoring my faith in the Wallace family football gene. I couldn't wait for the season to start. Finally, I had a Big Lake Trout.
I purchased a season pass. A stadium cushion. A foam finger.
I was the first one in the gates on the day of the season opener. Mike stood on the sidelines next to the requisite ambulance, something that I'd always noted but never fully appreciated until now.
He waved to me as I plopped down my cushion, pulled my red and black stadium blanket over my knees, and wrestled out my digital camera, prepared to capture every moment of my son's magnificent run to victory. Mike had taken Kevin out for dinner the night before for what I hoped would be a pep talk/strategic-planning session. I wasn't the only one holding tightly to silent hopes.
"You're here early."
I looked up from reviewing shots of Brianna's college graduation to see Bud Finlaysen greeting me from the field. Bundled in orange hunting coveralls as an undergarment, he wore over the top the shiny black and silver costume of the Big Lake Trout team mascot. Bud had served as the Trout since what I assumed was the dawn of time, or at least the game of football, and we needed him like summer needs lemonade. He and his fish costume comprised the entirety of our cheerleading squad. Our cheerleaders had defected three years prior, and despite the efforts of our paltry pep band, we were woefully lacking in sideline team spirit.
Bud held his headpiece under one arm, the gargantuan mouth gaping open. When worn, his face showed through the open mouth, the enormous fishy eyes googling out from atop his head, a spiky dorsal fin running along his back. He'd shove his hands into two front fins that sparkled with shiny silver material. The costume split at the bottom for his black boots, and a tail dragged behind him like a medieval dragon. Once fitted together, the Big Lake Trout towered nearly eight feet tall, although with the tail, it easily measured over ten. Ten feet of aquatic terror.
"I have a son playing tailback," I said, holding up my camera and taking a shot of Bud. "Gotta get a good seat."
Bud laughed. I remembered him from the days when I attended Big Lake High. He worked as the school janitor. Even then he seemed ancient, although he must have been only twenty years or so older than I was. Thin, with kind blue eyes and a hunch in his back, he'd drag his yellow mop bucket around the halls singing Christmas carols, even in May.
"Maybe this will be the year they go to state," he said, pulling on his giant head. "They've got some good players." He gave me a little wink, as if to suggest Kevin might be one of them.
I smiled, but inside I longed for his words to be true.
State champions. The Super Bowl of high school sports. I could barely think the words.
Bud moved up the field, where he stood at the gate, waiting for the team to pour out onto the field. I waved to friends as the stands filled. In a town of 1,300, a Friday night football game is the hot ticket. A coolness nipped the air, spiced with the bouquet of decaying leaves and someone grilling their last steaks of the season.
The band, a motley crew that took up four rows of seats, assembled. I hummed along as they warmed up with the school fight song.
Town grocer Gil Anderson manned the booth behind me and announced the team. I leaped to my feet in a display of disbelief and joy as the Trouts surged out of the school and onto the playing field.
Each player's hand connected with one of Bud's fins on the way to the field.
I spotted Kevin right off, big number 33. He looked enormous with his pads. As he stretched, I noted how lean and strong he'd become over the past six weeks of training. I held my breath as he took the sidelines, wishing for a start for him. To my shock, he took the field after the kickoff, just behind the offensive line.
I've never been one to hold back when it comes to football. I cheered my lungs out, pretty sure the team needed my sideline coaching. And when Kevin got the ball and ran it in for a touchdown, I pounded Gretchen Gilstrap on the shoulders in front of me. "That's my son!"
She gave me a good-natured thumbs-up.
We won the game by two touchdowns and a field goal. As Kevin pulled off his helmet and looked for me in the stands, his blond hair sweaty and plastered to his face, I heard Bud's words again: "Maybe this will be the year they go to state."
What is it they always say? Be careful what you wish for?
"Amazing run on Friday!"
"I didn't know your son could play football!"
"Kevin has his father's moves—I remember when Mike took them all the way to state!"
I love my church. I stood in the foyer, receiving accolades for birthing such a stupendous athlete, smiling now and again at Kevin, who was closing up shop at the sound board that he ran every Sunday. Mike had already gone to get the car—his favorite "giddyap and out of church" maneuver. I still had more compliments to gather.
After all, Kevin had been a ten-pound baby. I get some credit.
I worked my way to the fellowship hall to pick up my empty pan. With eighty members, sixty attendees on a good Sunday, we took turns hosting the midmorning coffee break. I had whipped up a batch of my grandmother's almond coffee cake.
Pastor Backlund stood by the door, and when I finally reached him, he grinned widely. "Great game, Marianne."
"Thanks. I'll tell Kevin you said so."
"Must be strange to have your youngest be a senior this year."
I was trying not to think about that, but yes, although I was thrilled to see Kevin move off the sofa and onto the playing field, I was dreading the inevitable quiet that would invade our home next year. I smiled tightly.
"I hope that will leave you more time to get involved at church?" His eyebrow quirked up, as if I'd been somehow delinquent over the past twenty-five years. I was mentally doing the math, summing up just how many years in a row I'd taught Sunday school, when he added, "Would you consider taking on the role of hospitality chairperson?"
"Hey, Mom!" Kevin appeared beside me. "Can I head over to Coach's for lunch? A bunch of guys are getting together to talk about the game."
I glanced at him, back to the pastor. "Sure."
"Perfect," Kevin said, disappearing out the door.
"Wonderful," Pastor Backlund said, reaching for his next parishioner.
Mike, now spotting me, leaned on his horn.
I'd have to call the pastor later and politely decline his offer to let me take command of the weekly coffee break, the quarterly potluck, and most importantly, the annual Christmas Tea. The hospitality position came staffed with women decades older than I, who could teach even Martha Stewart a few things about stretching a budget and creating centerpieces. I'd rather lead a camping trip for two hundred toddlers through a mosquito-infested jungle.
"Be back by supper!" I hollered to Kevin as he slid into his friend's sedan. He didn't even look back.
I climbed into our SUV next to Mike. His thoughts had already moved on, probably to the training he would attend next weekend. Or maybe just to lunch. We rode home in silence. I noticed how the brilliant greens of the poplar trees had turned brown, the maples to red, the oaks to orange. The wind had already stripped some of the trees naked.
I could admit that my leaves had started to turn. But I wasn't ready to shed them yet.
I pressed my lips together and silently begged the winter winds to tarry.
From The Great Christmas Bowl. Copyright © 2009 by Susan May Warren. Used by permission of Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., Carol Stream, Illinois 60188.


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"I want you to suffer," Krueger said. "I want you to hate me because of what I'm going to do to you."
Trapped is a bonus maze and costs $60 for groups of up to six people. Reservations can be made online or at the door depending on availability.
There will be four scare zones — Ghost Town, CarnEvil, Fiesta de los Muertos and Gypsy Camp: The Cursed Caravan — and a selection of shows, including the popular "The Hanging — Everything is Gruesome!" and "Elvira's Big Top."
"There will be a little singing, dancing, magic and a fun time will be had by all," Elvira said of her all-new circus-themed production.
The most exciting new Scary Farm attraction is Special Ops: Infected. Visitors may sign up on either side of Camp Snoopy to join a military squad hunting for zombies. The units' missions will take them through wilderness and backwoods terrains, crossing rivers on barrel bridges and exploring dark caverns in search of zombies to kill. But watch out, if the creatures get too close, the entire team's guns deactivate and you will be infected. This attraction is free with admission.
Other returns to Scary Farm include the Fright Lane with Skeleton Key (starting at $65), which allows you to go to the front of the line and also experience a "hidden" room, and the Boo-fet Dinner ($26-$32) at the Chicken Dinner Restaurant or Spurs Chophouse.
The final new item is the debut of the Knott's Scary Farm Pass, which offers unlimited visits throughout the run of the event. A limited number of passes are now available for current Knott's season pass holders for $65. Sales will be opened to the public online for $75 on Aug. 18.


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Amar Kuchinad, the former Harvard miler who the week before won the Giant Steps 5K, made it two in a row with his win at Saturday's 10K Run for Ron at Amagansett's Fresh Pond Park.
The 37-year-old New York City resident, who crossed the line near Gardiner's Bay in 39 minutes and 36 seconds, has a chance for a trifecta should he enter — as he said he was planning to do — the Miss Amelia's Cottage 2-miler in Amagansett this Sunday, a race that he hopes to run in 11 to 11-and-a-half minutes.
Kuchinad said the runner-up, David Powers, 43, "was pushing me the whole way." Powers, a part-time Wainscott resident who has done five or six Ironman triathlons, was making his 10K debut that day.
But Powers, who finished in 39:47, demurred. "It was uphill the whole way — got that?" the tall triathlete said, with a smile, in the shade of the park's trees afterward. Kuchinad, he said, had gone out strong — "he was 20 years ahead of us."
At one point, on a slight downhill on Abram's Landing Road, on the way toward Old Stone Highway and the woods, Powers said he pulled to within 20 seconds from 30 seconds.
The women's winner, Barbara Gubbins, 51, who was third over all in 41:25, paused to talk briefly before going to work. "My left calf cramped up on the hills — I'm going to feel it. I didn't hydrate enough. It was pretty hot and humid out there."
Gubbins said she plans on doing the New York City Marathon this fall. It would be her first time in New York, she said. She qualified for it by running a half-marathon in 1 hour and 26 minutes in New Orleans. "My goal," she said, "is to enjoy the experience."
The fourth and fifth-place finishers were Tim Armstrong and Stevie Szycher, East Hampton summer residents, who, tongue in cheek, sported "Hooters — Amagansett" shirts, as did their companions Ashley Delp and Jana Wingender. When Armstrong was asked where the other member of their lively group was, the woman who'd won this race — and the Hamptons half-marathon — in the past, Armstrong said, "Oh, you mean Bridget McKenna. I didn't invite her this year."
Wingender topped the women's 25-to-29-year-old division and Delp was the top 35-to-39 female finisher.
Jan Slifka, 30, of East Hampton was the runner-up to Gubbins, and Heather Caputo, 34, also of East Hampton, was the third woman to cross the line, in 49:19.
Later, Caputo corrected Bob Beattie, the race director. "It says I'm 24, but I'm 34," she said.
"Pity," said Beattie. "You would have won the 20-to-24 class."
Caputo, who two years ago did "13-something" in the Lake Placid Ironman, said she will run the Hamptons Marathon this year. The former East Hampton High School track star, who also ran in college, moved back here from upstate two years ago. A licensed veterinary technician, she's landscaping now.
Asked if she'd taken some time off from running after college before getting back into it, Caputo said, with a smile, "I took some time off from everything!"
The race, in its fourth year, was run in memory of Ron Morgan, the late treasurer of the East Hampton Rotary Club. Numerous members of the Morgan family, including his widow, Carol, were among the almost 100 contestants.
Rob Norrby of the Rotary Club said East End Hospice was to receive half of the net proceeds, with the rest to be divided among the East Hampton Day Care Learning Center, the Retreat, and Maureen's Haven.
One of the hospice's representatives, Dave Johnson, said that the hospice had raised half of the $10 million that would be needed to build an eight-bed inpatient facility — "a medical facility with a residential character" — on six acres of donated land in Quogue.
Goldman Sachs was the major sponsor. Others were Mickey's Carting, the Beachhouse, State Farm, Suffolk County National Bank, Domaine Franey, the Country School, Travelport, Devlin McNiff Real Estate, and Aboff's.
Chris Rounick, a summer resident living nearby who was the 12th-place finisher in 45:01, said that last year he was driving to get coffee when he saw the runners and promised himself he'd do the race this year. Though he had "excercised-induced asthma," he wasn't going to let it stop him, he said, adding that "it's great to be among like-minded motivated people who are very friendly. It's hopeful."


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Reviewed by E.L. (age 9)
I like the book Kittens in the Kitchen because instead of having one kitten there are four, so after finding out what happens to one kitten you are tempted to keep reading!! I liked the illustrations in this book because they showed what happened and they were in all the right spots. This book is similar to other books the author Ben M. Baglio wrote because in all the books in the animal ark series Mandy is always trying to save the animals and most of the time with her best friend James. This book reminds me of other books when someone is trying to sell puppies or kittens.
I would recommend this book to readers that like exciting and funny books. Kittens in the Kitchen is a book that readers should read when they are in 2nd or 3rd grade because Kittens in the Kitchen is a short story with a little bigger print then there is in most books. Readers should read this book because after reading it, it will make you like kittens and cats more than you did before reading this book. Another reason to read Kittens in the Kitchen is because after reading this book you will want to be like Mandy and Love and save any animal you can, even if you have never sent he animal before!


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Flames upend Coyotes for rare victory on home ice
Mark Giordano returned from a broken ankle Wednesday night and the Calgary Flames got right back to winning.
That's exactly what they were doing before he got injured.
Back in the lineup after missing 18 games, the captain scored a goal and added an assist in Calgary's 4-1 victory over the Phoenix Coyotes.
"For me, personally, to get back in, it was a great feeling," said Giordano, who proudly wore the Flames fire hat after being the team's choice for player of the game. "I felt pretty good. Your adrenaline gets going pretty quick and I really didn't feel my ankle at all tonight, so that's a great sign."
TJ Brodie also had a goal and an assist for the Flames.
Giordano's goal was a big one, extending the lead to 3-1 at 11:46 of the second period. On the power play, Giordano's shot from the blue line changed direction off the stick of Antoine Vermette and eluded goalie Thomas Greiss.
"Scoring always feels great. Obviously, that one was a bit lucky, going off the stick, but it was a great feeling and I felt after that for the rest of the game, we played pretty solid," said Giordano, who has 11 points in nine games — four fewer than his total in 47 games last season.
Giordano was injured Oct. 21 during a victory in Los Angeles. At the time, the Flames were 4-2-2. While he was absent, the club went 5-11-2.
"Obviously, it's a big deal to get your captain back. He's our leader on and off the ice," goalie Karri Ramo said. "He's been around us the whole time he's been hurt and trying to help the team any way he can, so it was really good to see him out there."
Mikael Backlund and Lee Stempniak also scored for the Flames, who have won consecutive games for the first time since Oct. 9 and 11. They won on home ice for just the second time in their past nine games (2-5-2).
Keith Yandle scored for Phoenix, which won 6-2 in Edmonton on Tuesday night. The Coyotes have split the first two games of their four-game road trip, which continues Friday night in Vancouver.
"Got unlucky with a goal at the end of the first period that probably gave them some momentum, and we couldn't get it back," Phoenix coach Dave Tippett said. "We had lots of pucks around the net, lots of opportunities. That's the way it goes sometimes."
Trailing 1-0, the Flames tied it with 8 seconds left in the first period when Brodie's shot deflected in off the leg of Phoenix defenseman David Schlemko for his career-high third goal.
"That one hit me twice — once in my foot, once in my rear end — and then it goes top shelf," Schlemko said. "Kind of an unlucky way to end the first period."
The goal sent Calgary to the dressing room even despite being outshot 11-3 in the opening 20 minutes.
Building off that momentum, the Flames played a much better second period, taking the lead at 5:48 when Backlund scored to end an 18-game drought.
"We came in here, we know we didn't have our best first, they sort of took it to us for the first half. But those late goals, they usually are momentum swings and we did a great job of carrying it over into the second," Giordano said.
Up 3-1 heading to the third period, Calgary got some insurance at 2:44 with its NHL-leading sixth short-handed goal. Matt Stajan neatly set up Stempniak on a 2-on-1.
"I think we dominated that first period, so kind of unlucky to come out tied 1-1," Yandle said. "But at the same time, you have to come out in the second with a little more jump. We knew they were going to push back and we've got to do a better job there."
Making his second consecutive start after stopping 21 of 22 shots to beat Los Angeles last weekend, Ramo was excellent again. He finished with 29 saves to improve to 4-4-1.
"It was a while that I didn't see a game, but you just have to take it game by game and don't think about the situation too much and what's going to happen," Ramo said. "You just have to play the game and enjoy it."
Ramo had a pair of solid glove saves in the second period, when Calgary took the lead. First he denied Vermette and then he robbed Mikael Boedker in the final minute.
With Mike Smith getting the night off, Greiss made his fourth start. He had 14 saves and fell to 3-2-0.
NOTES: Giordano logged 20:28 in ice time and was credited with three blocked shots. … Phoenix fell to 12-2-1 when scoring first. … The Flames won by more than one goal for just the second time. They entered 1-9-0 in games decided by two or more goals. … Calgary was coming off its fifth break of three or more days. Excluding the Olympic break, the Flames have just two more breaks of that length the rest of the season. … Phoenix's Radim Vrbata had his five-game point streak snapped.


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The 17-year-old accused of planting a bomb-like device at Lafayette's Centaurus High School last year was sentenced to three years of juvenile probation Monday after reaching a plea deal in which prosecutors agreed to drop a charge of attempted murder.
Andrew de Bartolome pleaded guilty in juvenile court to one count of possession of an explosive or incendiary device and one count of menacing.
In exchange for that plea, prosecutors dropped charges of attempted murder, use of an explosive device and one other count of menacing.
Under de Bartolome's probation, he cannot have any contact with the Boulder Valley School District and must graduate high school and attend one year of college.
A suspended detention sentence of 45 days also was put in place should de Bartolome not meet the terms of his probation.
But Boulder District Judge Ingrid Bakke said that based on what she saw in pre-trial supervision, she was confident de Bartolome would do well while on probation.
"You should be proud of yourself," she told the teen. "I hope that this will not derail you."
In court, de Bartolome said bringing the device — which he said was designed so it could not detonate — to school was a "prank," and that he never wanted to hurt anybody.
"I'm very sorry for all the harm I've caused," de Bartolome said. "I acted impulsively and stupidly."
On May 13, 2013, police said an explosive device "very similar to a pipe bomb" was found by a teacher inside Centaurus High, forcing the school's evacuation and the closure of South Boulder Road for several hours.
Officials said the device had a 9-volt battery and could have injured those in close proximity had it exploded. The device was detonated by the Boulder County bomb squad away from the school.
Police identified de Bartolome as a suspect and arrested him later that night at his parents' Boulder home, where police said further evidence linked him to the explosive device.
Boulder County deputies had been called to de Bartolome's house in February 2013 after his parents were concerned he was making explosives in his room, and Boulder County prosecutors said evidence showed de Bartolome had a "long-term interest in explosive devices."
Prosecutors originally planned to try de Bartolome as an adult, but later moved the case back to juvenile court.
Bakke said she credited prosecutors with taking the time to examine the case to make sure it was being filed appropriately.
"They had to be cautions, and I do not fault anything they did," Bakke said. "Clearly there was something going on here. The vilification that took place is not accurate."
Boulder County District Attorney Stan Garnett noted that de Bartolome served about seven months in juvenile detention before being released on bond.
"We are pleased that the case is resolved and that everyone involved in the case -- the defense, the courts, the defendant and everybody on my staff - worked very hard to find a resolution that protected the public and gives this young man an opportunity to move forward with his life in a responsible fashion," Garnett said.
Michael Rafik, de Bartolome's attorney, said that, at the time of the incident, de Bartolome was struggling and had trouble reaching out for the necessary help and treatment, but is a "kind" and "thoughtful" kid.
"Andy scared a lot of people," Rafik said. "Andy understands now when he needs to reach out for help. He had no intention of hurting anyone.
"It's now time to move forward."
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- 1 Introduction
- 2 EGL Project Templates
- 3 Create a New EGL Project
- 4 Add New Project Type
In order to start EGL programming, the first thing you need to do is create a new EGL project. In this page, we will introduce:
- EGL project templates.
- How to create each kind of project.
- How to extend EGL project wizard to create your own project type.
Notice: If you're only interested in using the EDT (and do not want to extend the EDT), then you can focus on topics 1 and 2.
EGL Project Templates
There are 4 project templates in EDT.
- Basic project: This project is for developing EGL programs, services, and libraries. It can be configured to generate to multiple target languages.
Typical usages: batch (command line) programs, common libraries and records, web services, data access services and libraries.
- Web 2.0 client application project: This project is for developing rich web applications that utilize existing web services. EGL Rich UI code is generated to JavaScript and HTML. Applications are deployed to web application servers, such as Apache Tomcat.
Typical usages: Web client for existing services, mashup applications
Target languages: JavaScript
Typical usages: End-to-end client/server application
Target languages: Java, JavaScript
- Hello world project: This is a simple example application that demonstrates an EGL Rich UI web application calling an EGL service.
In addition to the built-in project templates, developers can extend the New Project wizard to add their own project types. The hello world project serves as an example of RUI and services as well as to demonstrate extensibility.
Create a New EGL Project
Open New Project Wizard
- From the menu bar in the EGL perspective, click File > New > EGL Project. The EGL Project wizard opens.
- Enter the following information:
- Project name: This field is required.
- If you want the project to be created in your Eclipse workspace, leave the Use the default location for the project check box selected.
- Select the template you want to use. A description of the selected template is shown in the right pane. The template selected is remembered so that when you create another new project, the last selected template last is the default.
- Click Finish to create the project, or click Next if you want to specify additional settings based on the template you selected. Follow the steps in the next sections depending on the template selected. If you selected the Hello World template, click Finish as there are no settings to specify.
Create a Basic Project
If you selected the Basic template, and click Next...
- The EGL Settings page displays. Specify the compiler and generator settings for the new project. See the EDT:Compiler Settings Introduction wiki page for more information. Note that you can change these setting after project created.
- Compiler: You can specify the compiler used in the new project. The default compiler is the EDT compiler. Developers can extend or implement their own compilers to be shown here.
- The default new project generator setting is based on the workspace setting. It is good practice to save the most frequently used generator as a workspace generator preference.
- You can set a project-specific generator by checking the "Override the generation settings from workspace preferences" and selecting a generator.
- You can specify the folder and arguments for the selected generators in the corresponding generator tab.
- Click Next, and the EGL Build Path page displays.
- On the EGL Build Path page, you can specify the EGL projects that the new project depends on. Note that you can change these setting after project created.
- Click Finish, and the new project is created in the workspace. The project appears in the Project Explorer. An EGLSource folder and a .egldd EGL deployment descriptor) file are created in the project.
Create a Web 2.0 Client Project
If you selected the Web 2.0 client application template, and clicked Next...
- The Web 2.0 setting page is displayed. Specfiy the following information:
- Base Package (optional). The Web 2.0 project includes a default package "client". If the base package field is specified, the default package name will be #basePackageName#.client. For example, base package name is sample, the created project will have a default package sample.client.
- Widget Library: There are 2 built-in rich UI widget projects, Standard and Dojo, which include dozens of widgets. Developers can also extend the widget projects to list. Select which widget libraries you want to use.
- Click Next, and the EGL Build Path page appears.
- The EGL Build Path page allows you to specify the dependent EGL projects, same as the Basic project.
- Click Finish, and several new projects are created in the workspace. The projects include the newly created EGL project and the selected widget projects (EGL widget project and Dojo widget project). The Web 2.0 client project should have EGLSource folder and WebContent folder; A default package sample.client is also created in the EGLSource folder.
Create a Web 2.0 Client with Services Project
If you selected the Web 2.0 client application template, and clicked Next...
- The Web 2.0 setting page appears to select the Base Package and widget libraries. (In the screenshot, the remote Dojo widget project is selected in this case to show how to import that project.)
- The EGL Build Path page allows you to specify the dependent EGL projects, same as the Basic project.
- Click Finish, several new projects are created in the workspace. The projects include the newly created EGL project and the selected widget projects. (See the Dojo remote project in the Project Explorer screenshot below.) The Web 2.0 client with services project should have EGLSource folder and WebContent folder.
The differences with Web 2.0 client application project includes:
- There are 3 default packages: client, common, server.
- the client package is used to contain UI handlers. This package only generates JavaScript.
- the common package can be used to contain common libraries, records etc. This package generates both Java and JavaScript.
- the server package can be used to contain service parts. This package generates both Java and JavaScript.
- There are 3 default packages: client, common, server.
Add New Project Type
EDT is extensible both in the language and the IDE. Developers can implement their own language feature by extending compilers and generaters and the IDE. An example of an extension is the New project wizard and project types. For instance, you may want to create an EGL project template with settings for your own widget library and with 2 default packages starting with your company name. You could also add parameters settings, default handlers that include copyright statements, and more. This section introduces how to extend a new project type by create a simple sample project type.
First of all, you must set up the development environment for EDT. Please refer to EDT:Developer's_Guide_to_Getting_Started_on_EDT for more information.
Create Extension PointProject templates are implemented as an extension point in org.eclipse.edt.ide.ui
<extension-point id="projectTemplates" name="EGL Project Templates" schema="schema/projectTemplates.exsd"/>
- Open org.eclipse.edt.ide.rui plugin project. Open plugin.xml with XML Editor
- Add a new projectTemplates extension point by adding the following line before</plugin>
- category: must be "org.eclipse.edt.ide.ui.projects" for project template
- default: indicates if the project template is the default project type
- description: the description text of the project type, shown in the new project wizard
- icon: the icon of the project template, shown in the new project wizard
- id: must be unique for a project type
- name: the name of the project type, shown in the new project wizard
- templateClass: a Java class which includes the operations when the project is created
- wizardClass: optional field, a Java class which includes the wizard settings pages of the project template. If not specified, the wizard will be the default wizard with the template selection page
<extension point="org.eclipse.edt.ide.ui.projectTemplates"> <template category="org.eclipse.edt.ide.ui.projects" default="false" description="My Sample Project Template" icon="icons/templates/WebClientTemplate.gif" id="org.eclipse.edt.ide.ui.projects.sample" name="Sample Project" templateClass="org.eclipse.edt.ide.rui.internal.project.SampleProjectTemplate"> </template> </extension>
Create Operations
- Create the new template class. Notice that the package name and class name must comply with the templateClass field of the extension point definition. Set the super class to an existing template to ease the work. org.eclipse.edt.ide.rui.internal.project.WebClientWithServicesProjectTemplate
- Implement the class. The completed class file is listed below. Note that EDT only adds a default base package name for the project type.
package org.eclipse.edt.ide.rui.internal.project; import java.util.List; import org.eclipse.core.runtime.jobs.ISchedulingRule; import org.eclipse.edt.ide.ui.wizards.ProjectConfiguration; import org.eclipse.ui.actions.WorkspaceModifyOperation; public class SampleProjectTemplate extends WebClientWithServicesProjectTemplate { public SampleProjectTemplate() { super(); } @Override public List<WorkspaceModifyOperation> getOperations( ProjectConfiguration eglProjConfiguration, int eglFeatureMask, ISchedulingRule rule) { eglProjConfiguration.setBasePackageName("samples"); return super.getOperations(eglProjConfiguration, eglFeatureMask, rule); } }